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SAVE THE NORTH WOODS.
NEED OF EDUCATIONAL WORK AMONG ADIRoN'
DACK LAND-OwNER-.

DACk IAND-OWNll-
TO the Editor Of Tho Tribune
! Sir Though not a citizen Of View YORK, nave 50
long Of crvcd the course Of things u the Adirondack
region that feel much interest in the natter set foiih
u the carnc, letter 81 your Albany CORES pendent IN
The Tribune ~ the iffh inst and I'm your edlo slal
! article based upon il. The whole region again
last summer and observed everywhere the devasta-
lions 70 which Won refer. II appears 10 me important
that the people Of the state should recognize The fat
mat the cutting which we depore Is not on state
| lands. but on the holdings Of private owners, who
have, Of course legal right 10 dispose Of their own
property as they choose. and therefore The cutting
| cannot le prevented. What We shpud try 10 do in
tII, direction B. - induce the lumhermcu and owner
# timber l.nd, to cut OF their timber in civilized
! manner. That is, with foresight and wise regard
for The interests II Tie future
Tie trees should not all cut Oh At once, but only
those large enough 10 BE- al their best nearly 80.
and the youne growth should Doe kept from injury ~,
FIR as possible After tLc timber i- ,ut 90 the land
hould lc carefully guarded against fire. 80 that the
trees viii he reproduced and forest con
diuous be permanently maintained on all the
mountain lands j. DESTROY forest conditions FINAL,
in amy part Of the Ad.ropdach region is insane ant
suicidal o, 70 would tc for thc men u city 10 burn
| down their OWE houses 1hi, educational work oi
wisely can h. done most effectively hy the pres of
the state. and hy voluntary unofficial as-o. ations
~ citizens. formed for tn ,p"'h purpo-e ana using
whatever means are suited - culiet"n and direct
public sentiment. The work Of rc~cung Niagara. 20
which Won refer done m this WAY. The lnds
pcl-iilc work Of popular education REGARDING The
functions and value %: the Adroudlch forests Ia,
mover been undertaken N any ~ t'WhN' "f adequate
way. and because Il has boon neglected. the best
generally J. -aricd Win Indifference AID apathy. arl
perish go thc D,- mturc for want OF popular interest
Ilc ~,a'c .ud tao care Of the land, already in
~, possession. ava it pa. been doing t fairly well
during ~" H.t 'ow '"'r-, 80 f.r %, fort fires and
ana H. Forest ytrf. , have done aa educational
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
HOW IT APPEARS TO A MILK DEALER.

% u
sir. Vow That the farmers all worked up over
the milk question. perhaps a few words about tie
cxpcrlcucc, II city milk dealer might help them
decide their present doubt TO whether IT ], best
tn make a bargain with the city dealer 10 try and
cytlruitc the present set ~ dealer. | keep two
wagons running and sell about 500 quart, Of milk
a day aud my experience may prove useful Nv
mlls cost, me- laid down ~ my door. every mill Of
f12 cents quart I'm winter and , - cents I'm sun.
mcr: o., tale, in orcinal cost and tram poraron
am paving now / . cents and selling n If D. q and
cent, 10 my Ga toners. | average q - cent, ol
a gro,, profit Of cents quart my 800 quarts.
making my gro,, income go day. GrOccrymcn
who expect retail II ont again viii not pay ne over
cents: the tenement house customer. cannot pay
oycr u cents. Now out II my go / have GOT 10
nav a livery stable 80 day to keep ny two
horses. aud pas man and boy ~ "A day between
Them ID deliver milk to toners, and
m, wiz. Tool. after the Office. Thu leave, me - 80
a d1v apparently. Int II Won deduct i.un mi, sum
fully 81 dav for bad dobi- and min thai turn. SON
it me summer. Won 500 get 20 "a day Ia keen A
family ON ia this city. ] have said nothing about
thc Interest the plant I have invested and
The liability Of horse Ing NY hands. You can
Zee Inc rosy life am aNc 10 lead ont ~ NV 4cy.
tori l0iafe7 profits. Yet I am better or thnn. the
minority Of miihmcn who have one horse pcddr the
milk ilcmeclvc, and hcain ~ = "a. M. climbing M
ard down Night, IT stairs without number and Drawing
tiic httcr:st weather. DEALER.
Mddagh st.. brooklyn, Jan. 81. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
HOW TO SOLVE THE MILK PROBLEM.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir Regarding the milk question, would suggest
that organize to correct abuses at both ends OF the
line; that producers only sweet, wholesome. un-
fermented food for ~her cows thus producing milk
Of the best quality. 10 be sold unshmmed and abso.
lutey pure, that cooperate with honorable deal
ers 70 shut out OF the market class Of dealers who
buy inferior milk low price do not pay at all
The latter class nure the market and prevent other
dealers from paying the producers a living price.
Then let The Tribune report all important meet
lpgs, advising the organization to 90 slow, to DELHI
crate calmly and carefully. and 10 adopt business
methods with no faint Of monopoly.
Y. BOUCHER,
President Millcrton Sec. OF Milk Producers Union.
Boston Corners, y. Y, JAN 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
pyscREDf7ryG A MEXICAN COINAGE ToRr

Laredo Tex. Jan. @l.-The Wall street rumor that
millions ~ American dollars arc honc cDucd I'm McN
lco and shipped n through tho Rio Graudc frontier
cities caused excitement In commercial circles In
~. clty today. After haStv review II silver trans
actions during The .a-t elk months. IT was asccrtaircd
th.t Instead ~ an Increased circulation Of American
silver q liars uc-c Iai lron contraction and that
the RIO Grande National Bank has several times been
obliged 10 call on Ncw uilcan, and other cities for
Hand dollars. The international traffic Of this port
u entry Is rs much the combined traffic If all
other RIO Grnndc frontier points. lad such fr0ud>
been committed thcy would have been followed bv a
notlccably large Increase the circulation Of silver
iu aredp
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800 900 for a certain number OF years, which Is now
800. 600 TO be used f6r the education OF young
girls and another accumulation OF about $4,000 for an
agricultural college FOR the education OF ho"s ~ all
the ways OF farming, and Northampton was designated
as the place for these different institutions
The heirs engaged 20 break the will Rufus Choate
who was famous an orator and lawyer, the uncle
Of the present Joseph H. Choae, who has Inherited his
gifts
Daniel Webster engaged by the town OF North
ampOn for the defence OF the WILL and so these two
famous men came TO northampton IN the sprlngtme
and Webster after eating the shaA Of the Connecticut
that caught near Northampton. and are so ex-
ceent account Of the purity, GOODNESS and swift
ness of the water. uttered the parody mentioned
above THOMAS b. MUSGRAVE.
New York, Jan. 10. 1890.
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AMATEUR rHEArRIoALs FOR A HOSPITAL.

Announcement has already been made Of the four
amateur theatrical entertainments to DO given at the
Berkeley Lyceum for the benefit Of tho NewYork
Skin and Cancer Hospital. by the Columbia College
Dramatic Club. The first Of these will take place
tomorrow evening and the others will follow on
Friday afternoon and Saturday afternoon and evening.
The bill for each performance Is a burlesque in three
acts called Wilmington r.. and his sensation Cat ."
The cast selected includes Robert L. MOrre. Robert L.
Cutting, IT,. Eugene !. O'oulllvan, James W.
Gerard r. Kenneth. VI. MurchisOn, Thomas p Field,
John d. Dorr, william J. WarburtOn, John X. Blake
and Andrew Y. stout. Tickets have been placed at
- and tho entertainment offered and tho object for
which il is given ought to be enough TO I'll the house
e every performance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
THE STAR OF BETHLEHEX.

From The Boston Post.
Professor Pickering OF Harvard University, being
shown a dispatch dated Vienna and announcing that
the star Of bethlehem would rcappear this year said
can scarcely believe that this story emanaed from
the astronomers AZ Vienna, for had there been the
slightest iuiratOn Of the appearance Of this star. n
would lavc been cabled 20 %, AZ once. As IS always
done In TIE case Of astronomical news gathered In
Europe Tie report IS probably the unauthorized re
viva OF an old rumOr that this star. enormously called
the star Of bethlehem. 10 make Its appearance.
but this statement ha, been made several times
since l--i when the star looked for by some
tronOmCr>. there is doubles, nothing in IL.
The star +, ferred 10 the one discovered by
Tycho Brahe I'm 1872. and named for him. It
appeared quite suddenly in the constellation OF Cas-
siopca. and had brllancy greater than any of the
planets much that 10 visible In the daytime
From certain records Il was believed by some that
this star had appeared In the position 3i3 years
before. or I'm 1860, and assuming this interval OF ap
pcIrlnc" T. be correct. n would have been visible
about the time Of the Christian era and IL thus
termed 10y some the star e bethlehem II is return
after 32 wears. the time of IL temperance would
hav" been I'm l--4 but nothing has yet been Of
10. although many observers watched for II al that
time SuCh phenomenon at the present dav would
have the highest value 10 Astronomical science for.
by the of modern instruments, observations could
be taken and information gathered that would be Of
the greatest assistance IN series Of experiment,
In progress. There IS. however, 50 much doubt M
the matter that IL is Of but little TO surmsc to
tile stars reappearancc.'
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THE rRSrLlyE CONVENT TO BIZ SOLD.

Ptttshur-. Jan. II CspccilU.-In compliance with
decree from Rome received two month, ago the
Cr-Ilinc Convent n this city viii be- offered for
sale ~ a few days. The convent was established
some years ago %, Mother Alphonsc and six other
French nuns. Through the effort, 81 tho Catholic
authorities 10 assume control tic property has been
the cause ~ much litigation and several scenes The
Pope decided that the French sister who a year
ago dcpo-cd are entitled to T'O.OOO. rms
the dlocc-r II Pif burg cannot pay. The property
which is worth 500 OOO will therefore be Sold forth
with The Frcnch women VIII take their $4,000
and return To Erancc.
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DryrrJT FOR THE GERMAN HOSPITAL

Tho Lelorkranl AMI Ar0n gave Joint vocal and in
srumcntd IA Stcnway Hall last night for the
benefit Of the German Hospital. B,d', member, OF these
societies, Heinrich Nocl the tenor. and Conrad Bhrcns
basso. Of the metropolitan Opera House: Emily Wlnant
and Others volunteer their services. From cal.
culaon the management declared last night that ~ 900 to
81 600 would he rcai,d for the hospital Mr.. +. Van
der Sucken conductor FOR thu ArOn. while Reinhod
l.. Herman did the same for the Licdcrkranz Society
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Rail OF THE TyTOy BOAT CIR.

The tonth annual ball OF the Union Boat Club took
place last night IN the Metropolitan Opera House. Bern.
.tcn and Cappa supplied the music, while the grand
march led by the president Of the organization,
Thomas T. Shields. Among those present Richard
" Wst,r, Mayor Grant Charles f. Walters. ex.Mayor
trace G. G. shame Judge Leicester ome. J. c. Lyons,
Commissioner Martin. James S. Coleman. Commissioner
Giroy Justice Maurice Power Michael Coleman Judge
Warren Uigcy OF the Onto Society; John j. Kennedy.
eN-Sherir Bowc. Judge Morgan J. OBren School Com.
missioner NOrsrty, Joseph Thoron, Joseph F. Mosher,
J. \. Pine Henry McAleenan, J.. D. Farrell. Thomas
J.. Crmmins, Joseph Lealy, Edward c. Conne John j.
Harrington and +. j. Burke
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They Never Fail 10 Cure Sick Headache.
GATHERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS often the nrst dose.
Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all Interested as changes
cttls for foreign countries need not be specially adj
d. FOR dispatch BY any partculal steamer eAeeps
when IL desired send duplicates % BANKING ana conf
meal documents letters not specially addressed being
sent by the fastest vessels available; , =. -,
foreign mails for the week ending January 20 VIII
clos. promptly In all cases. AZ lis once a. follows:
WEDNESDAY-At 3 80 a. m for Europe, per :. 8:
mus be directed per Ncrno at 80 n. m for Belgium
IL, nor , Ehynland. Via Antwerp Cetters must to
directed ,cr R,nland az - 80 y. m. for Europe per
Krtannic via Queenstown; at .. m. Tor Campeche,
Taasco and Nucatan per Yumuri getters
nr bs and TuNpan drect and other Mexican States via
Vera cruz must Be directed per NumuFr'l -
iisr, letters for other European counties must 10
dirccted per La Gascogne' a, 80 a. M Tor Europe
Ser $ = Servia, Via Queenstown letters for France,
ApprhoTla via Glasgow let,cs must be objected per
NAmmcch"iiaiD at II a for Fortune Island Jamaica,
iacme and Aux CaySs per Aa''SPaA az p m:
camc Hayt G0naiyes and St Mare, per $ ;. 07ama.
su FSSHbapl. from Scw'orieanS '''','''
c.n Francisco close here January '20, az 90 y.
Nails the society Islands per ship Cty or PapSlt from
San Francisco close here January 20 AZ 90 p N.
Malls for ' ao. @ mere '1Pa @s 80 at 100 pc M Mss
for Australia. Newzealand Hawaiian, ~ and samoan
here February g. 90 p m: ior on arrival az New
York Of s. Aurania with British mail, Tor Australial.
steamer via Key West. Fla. close at this Office daily
The schedule Of closing Of Trans Pacific mails Or.
transit to San Francisco Mails from East arriving
at san Francisco on the day OK slxDg OF steamers
are dispatched thence the same day. Registered mail
closes at 80 q RIiiHussS' YAK fsS corr re:g.s.
POstonnse. New.Ysrk. N. Y. January H. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

4 dinner given last evening at Mor"!ios No. West
Twenty st. bv the Commonwealth Club, attended
by about srvcntyhvc persons. william j. Coombs pre-.
sided There were also present ex-senator Warner
Miller D. H. Eaton. Assistant Treasurer Ellis H..
Roberts W. NJ. Wins, George S. Coo Charles &. Wash.
bum I-dor Straus Walter Howe and o. S Teal John
Jay Knov cx-Controcr Of the Currency. read paper
a Permanent National Bank Circulation" H.
exposition Of the bal the subject recently prepared
Mr.. and presented 70 Congress w. b. HornblOwer
silver speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

Cstlettsburg, KY. jan 2l.-R NJ. Long, Guy
andotte. Cabcl County, W. Va, constable. was
murdered and his wife desperately wounded Sunday
night by band Of rufans who broke into their house.
As the furniture not disturbed and Mrs. Long
could offer no solution Of the mystery when she
restored 10 Consciousness, friends Of the murdered man
believe that a gang Of deSpcradOes against whom he
held warrants for "muOushinng did the crime.
Others believe that IL Is merely continuation OF the
Hatfield Nee oy icId. ao the victim was related 70
the former family Mrs. Longs wounds are believed
"a ba Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
WHO WROTE anEArrIrrL coxXEcr1crr,1

70 the T. d lLOr OF ne TIL bunc.
Sin: As 10 the origin Of the lines Ron on thon Con
necticut" etc. and how they became famous ] tnnh
the original lines b. Robert Treat Paine, IT,
and went follows:
o, beautiful Connecticut,
Long hast thou ran
Giving Vcldurc 10 nature
And freedom TO man.
Comparing the river somewhat TO The Nile on account
Of it, 0ycrnowing the adjacent valley and watering
the land by the spring floods, especially at Norihamp
ton Mass, where there Is broad surface OF low,
country. The parody this
O, beautiful Connecticut,
Long hast thou ran,
Giving shld 10 northampton
And freedom 20 man.
This parody has always been attributed TO Daniel
Webster. In December. ls4j, Oliver smith, OF Hat
field small hamlet adjacent 10 the OF Northamp
ION died and left most remarkable VIII. by this
will 5000 TO be given 10 every young man and
$500 10 every young girl 81 the eight adj towns
10 northampton upon their marriage provided they
we're eighteen years Of age. An accumulation OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

Florence, Mass. Jan 21.-Altrcd T. Lilly, prominent
citizen, died this morning seyenty-six. He was
treasurer Of the Nonotuck silk Company many years
and at the time OF his death president Of the
Florence Savings Bank. The Hall OF Science Smith
College which bears his name, and cost s35 600 and the
Public Library az Florence among his gifts He also
gave several thousand dollars the Grand Army Post
In Northampton lie q Free-thnker, helped largely
to build Cosmian Hall in Florence, and early
antislayery Prohbltionist and Woman Sunragls
Mr.. Lilly left relatives whatever and his large estate
goes to public institutions here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

Lockport, ". Y, jan Pianos A. Bissen died in this
city last night Of Illness following attack OF " Ia
grippe" age sxtysiX. Mr. Bissell born In Oneida
County but to Lockporc In 1857, and had been
resident there since. lie identified with canals
from his boyhood beginning a driver at nn9 Of
and afterwed becoming the largest Individual
Of canaboats He represented the Ist Assembly District
OF Niagara County in the Legislature OF l576-'77.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

the other day In the foundations OF political science
She lad given her young pupils very interesting lect
ure about the British system Of government And then
she shed the boy at the head OF the class
"And now, johnny what are the men called who
govern or rule over us in this country N
Kings" said Johnny, promptly.
"Oh, no. Tell me, the next one by whom are we
govcrnedir
"Queens!"
"NOl Next boy"
".Jacks :" said the next boy. 80
And he not promoted to the head OF tho class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
GIVEN DAMAGES AGAINST A UNION

Chicago, Jan. 21.-" They put out Of the union
because would not pay an assessment for the de-
fence Of the Anarchists. | was discharged from my
place and could get no work elsewhere That was
the given by Michael A. Rcinkc, a beer brewer
10 Judge Drgg, this morning. for his suit for $4,000
against the International Beer Brewers and
Masters Union. The defendants were not in court
and Rcnkc given judgment for 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
OBITUARY..
PETER Y. BENNETT.

Peter V. Bennett. age thirty nine. wellhnown and
well-lked newspaper man, died from heart failure at
Bellevue Hospital on Monday. lie was there under
treatment for injuries received by fall downstairs
at his home, No 452 second ave. He was born IN
Ireland and studied medicine. although he never
practsed it. He had written for The Herald" The
Evening Telegram" "reXas Siftings" anu other
journals lie leaves a wife and child.
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70 LOOK At THE BOOKS ~ NTLWATKEE

Chicago. Jan. II 'spccal.-Thc surprising reveal
tons 81 the -chamhers In Milwaukee, where the
secretary Il The school Board committed suicide after
the cmhczklcmcnt Il thousands Of dollars. running
through many years. has caused the people Of that
city 10 demand n thorough Investigation Of public
affairs. Tho judicial Committee ~ the Common
Couucn has decided IN favor ~ Mayor Browns re
c,umo0dafion t'' ali tlc clfy'~ hooks be cNamincd
and VIII recommend am appropriation Of $1,000 for
ih., purpose. and 'Ia OH" examination d. begun al
once. The INVESTIGATION viii ~ back ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
A rHoRoUGH PROFESSIONAL. MIND you.

HUH ITIV NHINdNV
"Want the snow cleaned of your sidewalk" asked
n little boy who stood hat In hand, at the door ol
u Michigan-avc. house yesterday morning.
Can't You II has been swept ofl' was The
reply.
II can see rcioiucd the little fellow with stately
dignity that some nvc-ccut boy has tried TO sweep
IL. II you Wish your sidewalk cleaned I'll do the
job for 10 cents. I'm not one OF these cheap
amateurs
lie got the Job
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
BRINGING CHINESE LABORERS EAST.

pittsburg. Jan. 81 specal.-The second dctach-
ment Of Chine aborcr4 bound for New York passed
through the city t..lay. The party numbered twelve
and direct fom san Francisco. Lem Chem,
who escorted similar party last week met the party
here this MORNING and took charge OF them. lie
said the company he represented. that wa- 20 supply
Ncw York contractors with lahorcrs, had another
party ~ some fity men en- the way Fast, who Wouli
reach New York about the first ~ next week. Those
who through Friday last have not set been
put 10 work. but arr waiting for tOday's party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
JOHN TENpLETON,

Albany, Jan. 81 tSpecaD.-JOln Templeton, cashier
OF the Albany County Bank since its start in le1l
died OF typhoid fever at his home here yesterday MI
IempletOh was porn IN Albany on April II. To-, anu
after common school education became attached u
the state Bank lie served teller thers[nd I'm the
bank Of the Capitol. He was active in church work
Of the PrcshYterlan denomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
MdRRIED-

ALLAN-TUTTLE-On Monday, January 90 1890 BY tha
Rev. John Il. Paxton, Charles H. Allan, OF Glasgow,
Scotland TO Jessie T.. Tuttle, Of New-Yoik City.
CLARK-SkINNER-On TUESDAY. January q. 1890. 40
the residence Of the brides parents by Rev. A. Is.
Clark all of Yonkers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Calvary Church. Jsnu.
airy 90, by Rev. DR.. Satterlee stanley Mortimer
Elizabeth Livingston daughter OF the late Valentine e.
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

An Opportunc Friend will be found in Dr. d.
Jayne's Expectorant when racked by Severe Cold.
and the many Lung Throat Affections which somc-
times follow This old remedy has met the approval
Of two generations and today as popular safe. and
effective ever. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

twinkle in its list Of special prizes to the who
get up the largest clubs Its prizes aggregate 20 40
in value, and among them is one which Is certainly
amusing and ingenious. A trip to New York. with
hotel bills paid for week and theatre tickets every
evening"" Is certainly something original In the way Of
rewards Tie Tribune Is the fl ia paper OF the Re-
publican clubs. Republicans who want National paper
Of their political faith VIII find The Tribune this year
more worthy than ever Of their attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
A BIDDING MONARCHIST.

From The Boston Transcript
They begin the cassc, In some Of the public schools
nowadays in the Tldmcnts Of civil government at "A
very early age. And II seems that the young people
get. the whole. pretty correct idea OF the way we
governed. a teacher, who. by the way, is rather
fond of English things, was orally insructing class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
TIE EGG THAT TIN LEARY SWALLOWED

From The Washington Post.
McGnty certainly filed warming gap in every
human breast. Every man has known McGn,y
most have been McGntv az some stage Of their
lives. NcGinty Is thoroughly Irish. but the most
thoroughly Irish Irshman is one whom little Marshall
t. wilder tod Post reporter about. Flnucano
called I'm Mike Lcary's oldest boy. Tim. one day
and found that fine broth Of bov pale about the
gills. losing flesh and the picture of despair
lowly jasiz. Tim, it, mIrthcrn III yc'rc lukn = !!
Fwat the name av tn kraacn's the matherl"
"Iinucane.'
"Yi,.'
"le know that blathcrin' spapccn nv a Wildly
Co,tirans second husbands stcpson Jamie :"
THAT | do
lie bet me a dollar to pint I couldn't schwaly
an Xxx widout braHn' tn shell av IT."
"Ndwl"
"Ni,.n
"Did yc do ut?'
81 did"
Thin fwlat', ailin' ve''
It's doom there II joomp ABBOTT I'll br'ak nj
an cut me stummicl wild tn shell. II | kape quiet
tho dom tliug'l hatch cot. an I'll have Shanghai
rUosthcr arcawin' me in,hdcs.'