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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

Gov. CAMpBsLL, the democratic Governor
of Ohio, has won his fight against the cor
ruptiopists and boodlers OF his own party,
and merits, and should receive, the praise of
every rieh!-:hipkirg man, not only in his
cwn, but in all the other States OF the Union.
The democrats expose and punish their ras
GALS; the republicans try to shield theirs
Commissioner Raum, for instance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

WHEREVER the recently taken census has
been tested it has been found incorrect.
Now that it is too late for any shenanegan
to profis the republicans, and as the taxes
on the necessaries OF life are pouring into the
treasury to the extent of more than million
a day, SO that the expense would be baga-
telle, wouldn't it be list as we'll to have the
whole census taken over again by honest,
compsten. and nop-partisan en1merators
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

An article shown up as fraud must looe
favor with the public. Salvation Oh has
been shown to be genuine and good
preparation. Is cent?.
Your life Is in danger when you allow
severe cough or cold TO go Unchecked. Vi;
Boll's Coug CD Syrupis cheap, harm ess snd
reliable remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25
amenable to the French law, which they
now trsnsgress daily.

dispatch from st. Louis says the rumogs ot
tho formation of s.roug association Of cattle
to control the market for ;heir stock and getout
the clutches of middlemen and spectators is ooa-
frmed. The cstte men say they will save 80, o0o,-
O0O By the organization.
Mira. Mary Dolbler, an estinable old lady, was
brutally beaten By TWO masked men ia her home
in Lebanon, Pa, last Light and it is feared she
will die from her Injuries. Her cries brought The
police but tho ruffiaas msdo their escape TIC
motive was robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

CoURTEsIEs FROM BRAzGL.-The Depart
ment of S ate has been ficiel!y advised of
tina departure for New York from Bio ia
metro 90 the 2Osn instant Of q Brazilian
naval division under the com napd of Resi-
Admiral Balihszar da Silveira. ordered 30
return the Compliments paid to ths Braz'.-
ian flag BY the United States squadron in
July last. ana bearing letter and medsl
tnr the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

ANoLp and valued subscriber, now. NC
fortunately for the State and the South, cut
of politics, bat upon whom the people OF Vir'
eiuia would gladly b,atow any office within
their Gift to which he might aspire, In
note to this Office, says: Tine only paper l
read with satisfaction is the GAZETTE. 1t
seems 10 ma that our people are Sd eagaged
10 speculation that they have forgotten the
mast" "Praise from Sir Hubert is praise In
deed. and this is real Sir Hubert"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

"O1cs upon midnight dreary." while
suffsring from an sbomiDGble iIhuerzi, L
took 1t into MY head to try Cd Saui's Ce-
tarrh Cure, aud In twenty minutes time l
was relieved.
The right thing in the right place is with
out doubs DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, the beat
remedy for babies while teethiog. Only 70
ont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

spe cisl from Newport, Ky, says: company
has just been formed here with capitai OF 91oo
COO to manufacture aluminium at norn'hai
price. The p;ccess has been patented The ma
tai is prod uced at less ttan 10 cents per pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

The 81. Nicholas Magazine for November
hsa mean received from its publishers, the
Century Company, Nav York. This mum.
ber coptaius the first chapters of serial
stories by ]. T. Trowbridse and Noah
Brooks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25
In TIE war between the States the mum

IN TIE war between the States the mum
bar of soldiers in the northern stmy
was 3,SOO,OOO; in the southern, 5Oo,ooo
Since the war the northern people
lave laughed at the southern boast, before
the va, that zone southern msn could whip
half dcz)n Yankess;" but the fact that
with nearly eight to one againet them, the
southern soldiers maintained their cause for
four years, with such terrible loss to their op'
ponents, shows that the boast referred to
was not such wild one as even southern
people have supposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

Alta conference of oolored Virginia re-
r,ib!ic.,s $. held at the Cadets Annoy 10
Washington lest niRhf, resolutions we're
s4opyett endorsing Mr. Hume for Coz gree
III colorei raaubicao club of Alrxsncr's
coanfy as5 me- lssf night sod adop'ed SIN
liar res, u:ions. From sll accounts, barring
that Of hs FEDERAL Office holdsls, the Chief
snpDort Mr.. Hume will receive at the CON-
iog slection will be shat of the colored VOL
@ >. Who accept Fred Douglass and John Nj.
Laneston SO apostles of the true fait9, ana
receive their teachings es gospel truths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, October 25-The Flour
markets present no new Gestures millers are still
firm, and jobbers buy at current figures, but only
to supply near wants Wheat is quiet; the de-
mand is mainly confined to good, sweet, sound
samples; other sorts sell at decline, in SYM
pathy with futur s. range to-day for all classes
from 80 to 104. Con, old, 59a6l; new 50i66 8.
Bye 65a75. Oats 5o.53. Egss. Chickens, But
ter, Chestnuts, Potatoes and Calves are wanted,
Milfeed is SCARCE and higher for car lots,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

A development company. with capital
OF 81 600 600. has been organized in Ffeder.
ick sourg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

CHICAGO, Oct 25-11:45 a. m.-Whoat-Dec
1925: NAV 1O7. Corn-Nov nominal; May
541s SAY. Oats-Dec 43A May 4oas. Mess
Pors-Jan s12 25: May u so. Lard-Janusry
Sc 65; May 81 OH Short riba-Jan s. 81 /;
NAV Sc So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET. Oct. 24.-134
Cattle were offered and sold as follows Best 3a.
&c. good 3E.a3hc; meliun 2aia3c; common
2a2hc 4SS Sheep aad Lambs cere offered !;
sheep BAD Lambs 5s6c. Calves 5a6c per Ii.
Cows and CALVES sold at S25a45. Market good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

New YORK, Oct. 25-Cotton quiet; upland:
1O1s; Orleans 10 SIG; futures opened easy and
closed stesoy Flour dull and weak. Wheat &C
tive and unsettled. Corn active and strong. Pors
quiet and unchanged at 81 25a12 90. Lard
uulet and firm at So 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining IN
the Alexandria, Va, postofcc October 20.
Persons calling for letters will please say they sro
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within tao
...ahs .rilI ha snnt tn tho lnad Inttnr ntlicn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25


Allen, Mrs Ann
Butler, Mist Sarah
Colbert, P b
Giles, w W
Howsr, Mr.
Jefferson, NJ S Nellie
King. Mrs
Levin, Miss Ida, 2
LIE sis, Mrs
Loomer & Carnley
McBlsir, Ridgley
Monroe, Hicks
Noble, Miss Virgins, 3
Parke Mis- Z l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

BALTIMORE. Oct. 25.-Virginis consols
1O-4Os :; do 3s 671ss69.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25

Payne, Daniel
Poorman, Mr
Riley Miss Mile
Sheehy, Mics Annie
Smith, j P
Smith, George B
Stout, Samuel
Stone, Prof OrmoHd
Sullivan, Mrs q n
T, mblin, W II
Watkins, VIM F
Wood, Mr. IL f
United States Build ng
q Loan Association
PARK AGNEW. P. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

1sDecial Correspondence of the Aler andra Gass'te
WASHING TON. ID. O.. Oct. %. $780,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19
N sehleveus Types.

II the young lady who wroie about
"ihs total aepraviiy Vt inanims,s
things" hsd bees y pronfreadsr she
would have said the most drpravrd NJ
all are the types. Only those behind
the scrnex know whit uncsnsing Wy.
lance is required to keep them from
doing mischief.
Some years ago an editor u the
South. wishing 1" congratulate General
Pillow sf'er his return from Msxic" 4.
y ba' ! -carr,d veteran. was made by
the types To characterize him rs =
bstilt-scarsd veteran
The indignant general, rushing inin
the editorial sanstum. demanded an
* )lsnation, which was given, and y
Correction promised In the next d.,'a
paper.
Judge NJ this editors feelings on the
morrow. wh.n, rs II To heap horrors
upon hts head. he foanl III. general
styled in The revised paragraph "tha,
bottle..carr~d veteran"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19
,rr clAl sApra or ssxsaAloA .sGsrf.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER. 10 1890
WHILE returns nj the votes on thu

WHILE returns nj the votes ON ihp
anesiinn ~ holding = Constitution
Convention have been rer.ived only
from 0rmsby and Storey commits
say. the Carson Tribune. yet careful
observers nj The iren OF public senti.
ment nre pretty well satisfied that II
has carried. Assuming that IL has, II
will 10 The oaib-hound duty of The
ensuing Legislature to make provision
by law Tor holding a Convention,
which mu,i be held within six mDntha
sf'rr the passage III tbs law. The
Convention NUT consist VI VI least ~
many members as will compriss the
next Legislature. which would give
E.mrralds three delegates To the Con.
ventiou. It 10 a matter If r-gre. To
careful thinkers til II The ACCESSIBILITY
III calIipga Convention WIS not mnrs
fully canvsssed during the campaign.
but now, II the question has carried, =
Convention must be held The rssu.
ing Legislature should make y suti.
Gent appropriation 10 justify the pen.
plo IN choosing their brightest and
most sag ,cious men for delegates. 1t
would be criminal folly to submit y
ruinous, ill.advisrd Constitution TO thr
people who would bc compelled to
reject II and pay Tor the privilege oi
doing 20 besides. II Il surmiscl that
the most serious questions that will
confront the Convention will he ,hs re
formation If Counties and rrm"deliny
of county governments, the reduction
In num Der and salarics Of State officers
Md radical reconstruction Of OUR
entire Jndical System. Between now
aud the time Of holding The Conven-
ton the people and the press Of the
State should amply and completely
discuss every important feature " our
Sta,s's requirements in order Iha. the
delegates may have no dopb, ~ "a
what 10 dem snled, what Is fsas,bls and
what will hest promote general and
lasting prosperity.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19
The Holmes Mine.

Following Is The report ef operations
At the Holmes mine TOR the week end.
ing November l3 b:
Fird inrerm.diste, west siope-Ws
are raj .inx and stoping o. . seam Of
or. assaying 500 Slope 900 feel cas-,
OF point 0 Wine il producing some
s35 ore. The Corkhill 81 ,pe between
frat ,n'srnedine ami 6rst shaft level
/. preddcia % tons VI ore per day.
essaying 50, First leyel, point 8
slope ia producing $28 ore.
Slope 8 fee, +a>t of point 6 and he,
low tirs, l-yel-We are taking .u, t3S
ore. S'aih slope 900 feet cas-, OF sui.
phur vi Z. is producing some e3l ore.
& OPP: on odd n 'r'hsrn Belle l,dgs-
We are liking out <H ore.
Lawrence slope below fret lsvel-Ws
hive asn.il seam 81 $27 ore.
New twelfth lev-l-5lopc 60 feet
above EVIL is producing some $50 ore
Eleventh level, Yankee sto eve
are taking out considerable ore from
the seam 8 fee, wide, asssying $3l
Copper slope 100 feet brlow eleventh
level We are stnping on = small scam
Of ore ss>sying 4ss. Ten h level ,ior-
Is producing some $50 ore West nrifi
on this level advanced 0 feet. No ore
IN free. Ninth level s'"pc near ex.i
end producing some $33 ore. Su,hrr-
land tunnel advanced 10 feet. Is IN
ches Of ore in face assayine $23. We
have commenced Stopping east frnm Tie
Cnllis"n winze ON a seam of ORE assay.
ing ga
Leaching plant-Ths grading is al
done and thu buildings now complied
and some of the tanks are in place.
d II. JACKSON,
Suprrin endcnt.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

4 swINDLER namrt F,ullaine adj
yertised show IN Birmingham, Ala .
for school children, and when he got
hundreds of them N the place, having
no show To give, raised u panic by cry.
ing" Firt!" Many were injured. This
scoGndTcl should be hung. He has
made business of this thing. About
tour years ago he played the same
trick in Dubuque. Iowa. and only the
almost snperhuman exeriinns OF reach.
srs and others prevented hundred
deaths. Al Birmingham versl Oh J.
dren were killed, and Foun'sine failed
10 csc ,pe arres, Hu and the female
creature whp travels with him should
ho;h he killed. They haye endan gered
100 many and destroyed too m my 10
live any longer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

ONR Of our Democratic contpm.
poarles proposes 10 attack the tariff In
detail In tbs Fifty third Congress ana
abolish or reduce duties on certain
articles by special enactmeals ins,~mi
Of wrestling with a general tar q bill
Among the articles on which dni,
should be abolished II includes silver
lead ore. H,w Will his meet with lh.
views Of American miners In the hast
metal districts, who see in the enforce.
ment Of what should always have been
Interpreted as the law the hope of q
revival Of their Industry II will
please half . dozen smrl,trs in E.
FAso, Kansas CITY and New J,r.sy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19
Tho MT. DIablo.

Following il superintendent Shock.
lry's weekly rcpirt oi operations n
the Mount Diablo:
The mine has been shut down nearly
all the past week. the repairing IT the
engine took longer ihsn we anticipated,
and We did not resume work IN the
mine Till the morning If the lob inst
the mill has been running steadily
during The week, everything is g.,iny
nm AL right there. Tn re Is NO special
change to report from any portion "f
the mine. We have starred Az exst
drift from the south cros..cu IN the
SIKH level aud HAYS some small seams
Of ore here asssying $50. the stop.
n The s",iib cros--cnt On The fitih east
shows = little more Ola Nc WE sink on
II. The North cro>s.cut on the ,h,, Il
east ia nov in 1853 feet, and the face
sh'ws bett. r ground for ors. We have
stopped the nor,h cross-cut on the
se,nnd east and have started an ra.t
dr I; on y ak inch Ledge IL 50 ore
Ib II W. found in H.. We have stopped
The ensi Intermediate drift between The
first and second levels ami have started
south eros. -cut on the recond ess, to
prnspact The ground below the ":s
IOnnd IN this drift; we have sunk buut
ID feet-nn iLis ore and have foo, II
$50 ore showing in the bottom. We
shall start assessment work IN our
"uIside claims during the cunning
week.
". II. SHocKLEY,
Supi General ami Mauay-r.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

WE would most respectfully sugsest
10 our State Senator aud Ass~mblymen
that one Ut the most lmp"rian, services
they can render 10 the people NJ E.ms
rxldA county will be the abandonment,
Of the Walker Like Indian Rr.srvs.
tion. While II Il true that the power
tn condemn the reservation does mt
lie In the State Legislature, Il ID true
that any action looking TO thai end
must bs bcgpn here. Our Legislature
may pass mem ri Il to Congress and
forward petitions from our ciiiz ~
praying that this vast and rich min~ra,
snd timber region he thrown open tn
the prospsctor. ALLOW the Indians IL
retain all the privilege. they now IN.
joy, except that Of sxelpd'n. the white
man from locating and working mines
within their reservation lines. Thr
hidden treasure, VI Walkers western
shore will lie ill dmlnsdsy nndir.
turbed il We Wsil until the lazv end
lousy Piute dig, them out. Therefore
1t need not shock the scnsibilitles Of
Etsiern bumaniiar,ans il Congre -
should enact n law permitting white
men 10 explore that great Country. We
are assured that Senators Jones' and
Stewart and Representative B .riinr ART
alive 10 Tbs importance Of this matter,
and II urged Nv our Sisie L-ri,lsrur-
they will undoubtedly bs able tn
secure this great bolp for Esmersla.
county.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19
peculation and III. promoter OF immor-

peculation and the promoter OF immor-
aliiy. Clear It away. This country
has no use for II. The 1000 900
acres Of reservation. nov reported.
should 10 put To b.nedesnt service.
Justice TO The Indian is moi done by
continuing this system. Lit zach In
disn have bis own portion VI land
Pay them the proper va'ue Of the
remaining land. And tnrn We can
look for the speedy di~pp-srance Of
the tough "fsdiin nrohl.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

: " Isthisthe brsts" lisa question FEN
asked. when medicine Is wanted. The
following are few Of The med ciprs
of known reliabili,y, sold by X. NJ.
King and Knapp s Ltws o.. Of this
place. They have msny other excel.
lent medicines but these are worthy
Of especial mention:
Ch"mberlain's Cough Remedy, Ia
nous for Its cures Of severe colds. and
as a preventative tol Group. Price SO
cents per bottle.
Chsmherlsin's Pam Balm. a general
family Imminent and especially vain.
able for rheumatism. Price so cents
per hottie.
Cbamberlain's Coiic. Cholera and
Diarrhora Remedy, the most reliable
known medicine for bowel complaints
Il 10 especially priced by persons sub
jeci 10 collie. Il has cured many casrs
OF chronic diarrh@a. Price IS and so
cents per bottle
81. Pairick's Pills. for disorders Of
the liver and bowels. A vigorous hut
gentle physic that cleans.s and REM.
Yates the whole system. Price rs
cents per box.
Chsmherlain's Eye and SKIN Oip,.
msn'. For letter, sslf.rheum. sea Id.
head. eczema and chronic sore eyss.
Price Is cents ner hor
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

THE ocean grey hounds ARE 10 stop
incing ncrnss The Atlantic. Ii Is well
that the fast lines have sense enough 10
stop before their folly has sent .
steamer loud of passengers 10 the
bottom. Safety should he the frat con
sidersiion al ,ea. Especially should
this be the case m he s'ormv Atlantic.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

Now that the Democrats have con,
troll of the L-wer House We will Wal,
snxionsly to see IL h y will give u.
the promised Free Coinage bill tina,
was promised by The Democratic ora
tors 10 case they were In power. II
they do pass such a bill in the House,
our money goes that the Senate will
also pass 1t and that Hsrrlsou will
sixn II.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

THE New York World II is sad,
pays 1857 500 year for paper used in
printing Its editions, while the next
,xrgrst bill. that Of The Boston Gloh~,
ioots IN 1920 900 year. The WALLER
LAKE BULLETINS yearly bill for whus
paper does not exceed 50 ono
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

Az TO "Loi the poor IndiAn," the
Minneapolis Herald says: Tue rsser.
walton system ought To be swept away
- soon ~ possible. 1t has been con.
slant obstruction to the civilization of
the indian. It has neutrali5ed the
effect Of al the good work Of reforma.
ton attempted BY philanthropic peo.
pie. II has been The sourcs Of efslcisl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19
Hsw They IA ,wsi In Z yyp:.

An Egyptian scytbr, recen'iy un.
sarthcd, is exhibited am my ths nm.
hquities In the pr'vnte museum OF Mr..
Flinders P,.tri- In London. The rhaf,
of the in.sru Ment IN wooIl. supporting
y row ~ Hint SAWS which are securely
cemen,ed into II. This discovery will
set at rc-t the speculaiions which have
bpsn made rs To how the crops of The
land we're gathered In the din, and Tho
early copper sg-. II hss long he~n
suspected that such an instrument as
MIR Pr,rie has brought to light WAS
used. but ,hers WAS M direct evidence.
Il Boston Journal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

BIRcHELL. the GLIB picturesque muir
d-rer M wealthy Enxli~hmen. made
his final h0~ ~ the "A h instant.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19

IT 10 believed Governor Hill of New
York will be chosen Uni,rd States
Senator.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-11-19
n EW TODAY.
NOTICE

A PPL1CATION HAVING BEEN MADE
"A To the D riot Court OF tue ST tie .. Ne.
vada IN aud Tor the county OF Esmeraida. by
Mary W Jams, widow IF Henry Williams,
d ,nsed. anu j. t. Uoodall for the probate
OF the wall VI said Henry Williams and Tor
lett Rs testamehtary thereon % them ~ the
.xec tors the, being the perso nominated
In raid viii, and SAID will and the petit on oil
sid pers ms being died with the I, le. x OF ih !.
above entitled curt. II ~ HEREBY ordeI,d
tnat
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1890,
At ioo'clock A. NJ. Of that day, be appel ted
for hearing said app,ic alton, at which time
an place all persons Interested In said estate
nfe hreby notified to be and appear in 10
Couri.room Of this courI NJ Hawthorne, Es-
MIRA da county. Nevada. to show csu use, II
any they hay why SAID document should
not be admitted 10 probat. M the last v III
and testament VI said deceased, and why let.
trra testamentary should not be i,snsd lhsTe-
on 10 saia Mary Williams and j. Z. Go 1dan.
5. II. kOSEN in,L.
noi9td County clerk.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-02
a Drummer's Dose.


why don't you take that half of the seat?" I
asked of a drummer for a Boston house as we
were going down from Charleston to Savannah
on a crowded train. and the half referred to
being alongside of a fairly good looking woman.
says the New York Sun
II quit that ten years ago" he replied.
ANY story connected with it:''
81 should smile
And when he had got seated in the smoking
car he began:
About ten years ago. when my eye-teeth
were still in the gums, was going from Cleve-
land to Chcinnati. There was plenty of room
in the coach, but figured to get alongside a
woman-a good locker about 80 years of age.
found her laxative and pleasant, but after
about half an hour and while was patting NY
self on the back, she turned on me with:
"'Can you spare me S15 to-day?
81 laughed.
And don't keep me waiting she con
tinued.
Il laughed again. although she had look
which gave me hint of trouble.
You either come down with the SIS or I'll
stand up here and claim to everybody that you
are my husband, and that you ran away and
am bringing you back
Il didn't laugh this time. I saw that she
meant every word of it, had about SO and
tried to bluff her told her to raise row and
I'd have her arrested but she didn't scare
worth a cent She was sprnging up to de
nounce me when l came to time.
You don't say you gave her the money!"
"E1ut do. l counted it right out on her lap
and she put it into her pocket and said she
guessed it would be great moral lesson to me
to mind my own business in future. So it was
| got away from her after bit. dead broke and
mad all through, but I was placed in such
position that l couldn't say word No more
half seats for me- One dose has worked q
=