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Democratic Misstatements.--Som
Democrats are telling the oysterlnen ia the
county, who do not know to the contrary,
that if the Republican Legislators are elected,
they will vote for law fAvorins the leasing
Of tae oyster beds This is downright mis-
statement as all know, for the Republican
platform, on which the Republican Legislators
are running. contains plank positively OPP
posing the leasing OF the oyster beds, and i
elected, they will vote FIRST, last, and all the
time against such leasing Further than that,
Col. Vannort, the Republican candidate Tor
Governor, is opposed now, aud has always
been opposed to such law, and in the Re-
publican Constitution Convention introd uced
resolution denounting such proposed legis-
lation. In the first meeting held in Baltimore
this year to discuss the oyster question, COM
posed Of Democrats and Republicans, five
Democrats to one Republican f4vorel the
leasing of the oyster beds Indeed only one
Republican Of any prominence favored such
legislation. The Baltimore -4mericGn, il is as
serted, fayors leasing, but the -4merican in do
ing so, goes directly in opposition TO the Re-
publican party and it's platform, aud can have
no weig BIT under the circumstances To assert
that tue Repu ;lcau Legislators will vote tor
the enactment Of laws leasing the oyster beds
IS TO assert IL direct f,sehood, contrary to the
well known f.cts. But ANY thing to win is
Que Of the strongest arguments of some D;,u1
cIais. #
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All kinds OF underwear at low prices -
BIeslau, ~ Pomonkey.

appeals. Ills Homer, Judge I!roaIe, hell
special session of the Circuit Court Yesterday
10 hear appeals in registration cases. Mr..
Edelen, counsel for the REGISTRATION oil ers,
in the first rullei argued against the
form Of petition II ed, aud ufau,d tilMt,i "
not property drawn. in tin,t it did mot sci
forth in detail thr cause Of appeal, and that it
failed 10 make prind .fdcia rase, as required
by the registration law. Me srs. Stone and
Posey on behalf Of petitioner, urged that the
statement Of fact, withou; going into details,
was sufficient to appear 10 the Inltlun, an.
hat the registration looks, then in court.
would be the only legal requirement, as the,
would give all nrce 'S"ry pru"i and rrnoi,
defects. The court held in favor OF Mr.
Edelens view of the case, and decided that all
petitions must set forth clearly on their face
why the appeal Was taken. Under the courts
lsasanaasp1spssasasak - s. sS u ers amended.
Another case, in which petitioner resided
in one district but worked in another, and
who was STRICKEN from the books by the reg
istraton officer in the district 10 which he
worked. and in which he voted at the last
election, was argued, and Judge Brooke re-
versed his own decision of last year, in the
James A. Nudd and VIM, Padpeit cases and
decided that Il person must vote in the district
in which he actually resides at the time of
registration, unless he has the intention of re-
moving in some other district before the
election.
The court will meet again next Wednesday
to hear registration appeals.
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No Destinations -.'It is said that three
mnlniers of the local Republican ticket have
p, srtyey declined to permit their names 10
r,main On the ticket, but the managers will
not take no for an answer. - Times. ~
The above is in line with many other such
ss2ss sseds. - I.:%ssss.s 49, - 49,
ina,ion of the Republicans ticket. Such how
ever, is not tire case, not single nominee has
resigned, on the contrary All have accepted
aud are zealousy at work for the SUCCESS o.
the ticket, which is certain of election. Th.
ticket recently nominated by the
Democrats, which some call the
Turner ticket, and others the mongral
ticket, and others Of the more sausey kind
the Turner Republican ticket, it is said,
is likely to go to pieces. If MT sooner, on
Wednesday morning after the election there
will not be fragments enough of il seen in tn,
county to tell that there ever was such a tick.
ct in existar ce.
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Lost Pocket Book .-Mr Samuel Tur-
ner, while coming home from Baltimore on
Friday evening last lost his pocket book on
the cars in which was nearly $50 in money
rnd a cheek for S25 When b. became aware
of his loss, after getting off the cars at La
Plata, he drove 10 Cox's. hoping to secure it,
when he arrived be was much pleased on be-
ing handed the poke, book, which the brake
INA II said as found by eolored boy, but on
opening II, 1t was found that the money was
gone rue boy on being questioned admitted
that he had taken the money, and given part
TO his grandmother, who lives near the Station,
and bid the balance. Subsequently, the boy
denied The statement ana neither by eoaxing
or threats could be induced TO get the money
Mr. sTurner has given up all hope of recover
ing the money, as it Is reported that the boy,
too, is gone.
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sesip ned. Three Of the Republican bal.
lot ,lsrks recently appointed, n ri,ly, Messrs.
Mollyhorn, wiilett and Simpson, and
on .,a'iy eefk, D., Acton. have rrsign-
ed. The following letters we're addressed to
tie isoSS'fT. Of Supervisors: "~'
To the Board q Election Supervisors Of
Charles county
Gents hereby tender you my resignation
as ballot clerk for the Fourth Election District
J. w. T. SIMPSON.
To the Board Of Election Supervisors of
Charles eohntJ.
Genls-I hereby tender you my resignation
as ballot clerk for the Fifth Election District
Of Charles county.
Test WIN. ]. MoLLYHoRS
mark.
Te the Bc ard Of Election Supervisors Of
Charles county.
Gents hereby resign my position as bal
lot clerk for the Sixth Election District Of
Charles county.
+ II. wILLETT
To the Board of Election Supervisors OF
Charles county. .... s.... ...-...
Genis-l hereby tender you my resignation
as clerk Of election for the Sixth Election Dis
triGt Of Charles county, and recommend J. l..
Hamilton. -. ii ..-4..
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Captain Hurley Missing.-The Bal,

more american, Of Monday last, stated that tie
police had reported that Captain VIM. Hurley,
of the schooner Alfred Stewart lying at a
wharf in Baltimore, had been missing since
the Friday previous. On that dav he lett 10
20 TO the schooner Alice and Mary in the har-
Dor near Locust Point, on which were ac-
quaintances, and has not been seen since, those
on board the latter vessel reporting that he
had not bsen seen. Captain Hurley is well
known in this vicinity, having for several
years past freighted coal and lumber iD Port
Tobacco Creek and carried ties and poplar
wood out. His home is on the Nanticoke
river, Wicomico county. @~
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To suffer and be pleasant is almost
impossible for an adult, and qui.e SO for
a baby. When it is afflicted With collie,
diarrh@a or other troublesome disorders
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
When the indications are that per-
fectly reliable medicine is needed to reg
ulate the liver, TO strengthen the stomach
and renoYate the system, no one should
hesitate to use Laxador.
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Lanier Society The Lanier Society
met on the l7th with the President, (Mr. Bos-
wei, in the chair a. Miss Carrie Digges re "a
. poem Entitled, True 20 tue Grs. Mrs!
Julia Mnschetle recit"d i'Ulr Folks" eIss
('rnce Jtnkins lead an, iginal essay, in
which sue suggested many fw},. ! Ot eAirnilHI
and improying the work at The Society It
was ,dscided ihat,a c, inlnittee tie appointed 10
arect play and rePorL,al, th~ next nlretlng
IhIs' sllLtt ENACTED hy, the. nenl,fts during
the Christmas holidays. The members lis
cuss,d the question, (which Is ile gie,tcr
task, n.enl4I nr manual l7bo,?' Mr., fray
supput ling the affirmative aud Miss Grace
Jenkins volunteered TO support the negative,
as hose IyEularis nRrontrd, we're absent Az
ter 81 irtIed toultst the affirmative won by ,
small vote. At the next meeting the lnen-
hc'' will discuss. ip g'Aerfl debate the qies-
tirn, 'tAEe ths .!ej:aiuSu ibis SOeirty OF sls-
clcut interest 10 tie nitabeIs 10 continue them
as me- essar 'part' Of tvtfy meeting Miss
Jennie + Stone viii rerte. Misses Ethel
Chapm III and Phyllis SlUuestreet Ill read 81
Fections Mr. SeTe Hamilton Wisl read an
original essay. The President hopes that. a
lar. &c attendance will he on hand at the next
mrvliug as the characters for the play will be
selected then. The next meeting will Ice at Q
o iock p m 0n Saturday October 3isr inst
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Farm NOT Sold and Trustee Sick

Mr. Robert Coombs, of ST. Mary's, Trustee,
offered at the Court House door in Port To-
bacco, on Tuesday last, the tract of land in
Pomonkey Neck, known as the PORES,
Farm" Ii WAS Withdrawn for the want Of
hiddtts A few moments afterwards Mr..
Combs was taken quite sick aud DR.. L. @.
Carrico, who was in the village, prescribed
for him, later DR.. Robert Digges was called,
The following morning Mr.. Comos was much
improved, and 10 the afternoon left for his
home at Leonardtown.
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Dr. Monroe publishes elsewhere card
putting at rest the anxiety Of those Who
had him declined before the news Of bis
had evsa reached hun. and
who we're so anxious that he should de-
cline. Tue DOslor knows he will be
elected aud candidly tells his friends SO.
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LOCAL MEETINGS

Republican Los Meetings all be hello
al the places aud dates given below Can
didates on the Republican ticket will b,
present to meet the people and discus,
the issues Of the day. All. regardless Of
pairy. are respectfully invited to attend
NewDprg, Friday, October 23rd, at
4 p. M, and at Shiloh same day a
+ Waldorf, Saturday, October 9th,
at 4 p m. aud at Burch's store
same day at s p. IN.
Clements store, Exchange, Monday
October 10th. at 4 p M, and at Gray
toDisamc day at ) p. m.
: Riverside, Tuesday, October 9th,
at 4 p. in.
i. MssOn's Springs. Friday, October
Both, at Sp m.
~ Bryantown. Saturday, October 3lst,
at 4 p. M.
Issue. Saturday. October 3lst, at
4p. m.
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Fine white all hair wash brushes very low
prices. Brcslau nj pomonkey.

Whirlwind.--A terrific whirlwind struck
on the farm Of Mr.. VIM. Hamilton about three
miles from this village, on Monday evening
last, and blew down a large barn filled with
tobacco, besides tearing up frat and other
trees by the roots. After travelling distance
OF about three-qusrters of u mile on Mr.. Ham
iltous farm, intiictiu< considerable damage.
the whirlwind lifted and passed off to the
N esfMnrd
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PRESIDENT:
Dr.. +. NJ. LANCASTER

TIlE-PRESIDENTS:
LIT .Distrit Thomas A. Matthews,
Washington Willis.
Ind District-JOseph Day, J,ssir
Dent
Bird Distiict-J,hn w. Clements,
james Starr.
4ib District-T. Dyson WEIGH, james
A. Thompson.
9Th, nistric' Emanuel l;cWi liams
CHARLES Sieir nfu - ts
9th District henry 4. Mudj, Mad,
soh Muschette.
9TH District. Charles NJ. Martin,
Rotcrt IIunge forl.
.. s1h William /. Boarnan
CHARLES Booth.
!'h nisIrict--George Chappelcal
george Thomas, p:
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Correct In ihis.-''0ne of the sure things
in the Maryland contest is the election of Col.
l.. Allison Wilmer as judgein Southern Mary
land, aud an able one will he be" The
above is from the Baltimore Americaa, which,
mit is opposed to the Republican.psrty on the
o, sier question, knows what it is talking about
Wien judges contests are being discussed.
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F SroyE.
Office Of the ATTORNEY General.
Baltimore, .UptgGrr, l4th, ls9k

Dh-tiniblVt ~ONu1bttt .ltAui Ao@As
lion F. Stone,
,ac My Dear Sir.
In reply to your inquiry, as to my construc-
ti"n Of section 1871 OF 1890, chapter 53s, ! DO
10, hesitate 10 say that ~ my opinion, where
voter, who is Blind Or illlirrate, ms IN he
law desctihed ,ls,lAres his Inability 10 u,srk
his ballut, or nn,. %hO is OF foreign birth, and
does not speak .EnYSli Ii rs ais native iotilAe
come 10 the lOllns places to vote anu shall
Apply 10 the ballot cl'Iks TO assist I'm ii
lmNkjnF bis ballot is lIu, s-.~~li.otA.9al
lot clerks TO respond to his application for as
distance. .'.h sht@a
Yours truly 49, -,
WV. PIxKSEY WnYTE
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TFAhSItTA OF FTOptTIy.-Detus-F rom
CincinnAttns Murphy and al to Francis A.
Murphy, for part CT Bowling's Plains" and
part Of Church Over;" S4l5. Francis A..
Murphy aud wife to Auslenus Jameson, for
part Of Bowling's Plains etc; S525.
Bills OF sale from Joseph Brookbank to VIM.
S. YATES; $l06.
Mortgage from John P, Gibbons and wife
to Samuel II, Cox, on dents lnheritanceS"
$500
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All unbiased men. Democrats as well
as Republicans, shouldc come to hear Nc
Comas, aud the other distinguished
speakers, in Port Tobacco, on Thursday
the 10Th.
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. The meeting. VIII be- addressed by
I'D ! WM. j.. VANNOI;F. chndidnt,
for Governor.
Hon GEORGE NJ. SHARP, eanJi
cate for Attorney tiener;l
T'ou. JOHN MCDONALD, candi
date for COMPTROLLER.
Hon. t.NoCH VI. ABELL. candidat,
for CLERK Court Appeals.
Hon. l. L, Met OMAS.
:. GEO. l. v ELLINGTON,
and others
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Dear Sir.
Your note has been duly received asking
my opinion whether it is the duty Of both bal
lot clerks to assist the blind or lliterate voter
to mark his nallo,, or il il is a sufficient com
pliance with the law for one Of said clerks to
DO so, etc.
The law on the subject will be found in the
1871 section of the act Of 1890, chapter 53s =
This section provides that, "Any voter Eho Is
blind or who declares to the ballot clerks that
he cannot read, or that by ieason of physical
disability he is unable to mark his ballot,
may apply to said tro clerks to assist him in
the marking thereof
The object Of the Australian election law is
TO prevent all opportunity for bribery aud
fraud in elections. To carry out this object
it provides that there shall be tpo ballot
clerks each of different political party. The
Inject of this provision Is plain that one clerk
may operate AS check over the other.
II one ballot clerk has the power to go alone
with the blind or iliterate voter into the vot-
ing compartment, and there mark his ballot,
IL would certainly place it in the power Of
that one clerk to cheat every blind or litter
ate voter whose ticket be marked. The object
Of the law is to take away all opportunities
for fraud as far as possible, ahd ! therefore
cannot think that it intended 10 give absolute
control over "A blind mans vote 10 a single
clerk.
Butapart from this the language Of the sec
ton is explicit. II says thai the voter shalt
apply to the fro clerks 10 assist him II this
means any thing it means that the tpo clerks
must assist him. This think is the true con-
struction sanctioned hy both the letter and
spirit OF the law.
But lest ma, have hesn mistaken, have
made inquiry of the Attorney General of'the
State, and hereby enclose you h.s,tePls.
Yours truly, -.9~s1s
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Registration Appeals.-The court will
meet again On Wednesday next to hear regis
tration appeals. All who have been stri ken
from the list. and who have a legal residence,
should be on hand on that day, as that will
be the last opportunity to have their names
placed on the registration books bv the court
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Tie public generally are il, tied to at
tend aud hear the issues Of the canpaig
discussed, BY able and eloquent speakers
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&LCRE71RIES:

John Eoarman, Henry Dclozirr. Pric
"Gray, Fr"tk Simpson, Frank tqe.lry
8. l r. Madd 3 .IIl.snfy, q"x,Jolln. Elslfu
J. r. s. Middleton
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These goods are not bought from
Drummers at high price aud credit
Of three. or fonr months. paying
the Drunmers Eight Dotidrs per- day for
travelling EXPENSES. which has to he aii.
ed To the cost All my goods. are bou.h
from first hands aud will seil them for
Cash at a small profit. The Credit. til.
Tallow Caudlc. the Flint Locks. and
Office Bibles. are bnrbaric relics uf sp
age gone by. Cash before delivery,
electiitity, free trade sud tariff reform
nni Racket Stores are the advanced
Pioneers otstIrr day So-buy your goals
fr,,i;sr. ha H. .sa ID, ,.J. r. s., = i ri ,s.i.,
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DR.. Smoot and Mr.. hudd Democrat and
Republican Supervisors were in Port Tobacco
on Tuesday last but failed to Gil the vacancies,
DR.. Smoot refusing to act unless there was a
full board.
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Get good umbrella cheap. Breslau, at
PomuDkey .-.i
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Pensions Pensions,

Under the Dependent Pension bill just pass
ed by Congress, more than 800, 90 Soldjers
and Sailors, and nearly all widows, miuos
children, and dependant parents of soldier
are entitled to pension. Having es,Ablishs
ed Pensiar, Clnin9 and Real Estate Agency
in Washington, We will secure pensions fof
all who are entitled under the law. Please
bear in mind that we charge 10 fee in nd vance.
After the claim is nlIowef OR services are
paid for out of the .ersioh money, the fee be-
ing fixed by law. Applications should be
made at once.
l.. M. Switzerland 8 Co.,
% Gu8ton Building. 432 Louisiana Ave
Washing on. D. G.
A. Posey, Attorney.
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Vim D.Caupbell L Co., 1911. 18th Street
S. e., Washington, D. Q. +, has always on hand
"a full supply of lumber sash, doors, blinds
nd moulaings.
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Fine China plates at IS cents set, worth
80 cents. Breslau, at Ponlonkey.
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Duties OF Ballot CIer3s.-Tbs Re
publican State Central COMMITTEES
addressed leust to Judge Stone sski'g
his opinion on the duties Of the ballo, clerks.
Judge Stone gaze bic views Of the Law very
clearly. and MS opinion Is strongly fjrtif, d
by that Of the Attorney General, both Of
which, together with The committees letter,
appear below
Pott Tobacco, October goth, 1891.
Hon. r. Stohe.
Dear Judge.
As there seems TO be much diversity Of opin-
ion rs to the duties of tue ballot clerks under
the Australian ballot law; soue believing
that one ballot clerk alone has the right to
mark a. vjter's ticket; other that the two
should go together, and that a ballot clerk
has the right to jump up without being called
upon and offer to MARK a voters TICKET.
therefore take the liberty to ask you 10 give
the Committee your opinion Of the law relating
10 their duties.
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Johnson, GARSrn q Go.
636 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W.
Fall Announcements of
DRY GOODS and CARPETS,

Fall Announcement of
DRY GOODS and CARPETS,
50 rolls extra heavy Ingram Carpets, rs,
55, 4Oe Cottage CARPET, 25c. We are show.
ing a splendid line Of all wool Ingram Car
pets in all the new patterns and designs ut
prices that will be sure 10 make them CO.
Tapestry Brussels, IS, 70, 9Oc. Boldly Brus-
sells, / 10, | IS.
Floor Oil Cloths all widths from csc up.
Mems Fall Dress Goods.
SO inch Wool Plaids, New Fall Colors, 25e.
40 inch Henrietta Cloth and Serges, in
Black and Colors, so, 75c, and 90. ~
&c inch all Wool Plaiis, Camsls Hair eff
fects, 50 and 76c.
loo. pairs White and Gray Wool Blankets,
90 and Is. "a
Extra heavy White Wool Blankets, 2 so,
3 90, 4 90 and 5 90.
Ladies, Gents and Chiliren's Wool Under+
wear. Chidren's School Hose, Fast Black,
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JOHNSON, GARNER 4 CO.
%. 636 Pa. Ave, n W., south side,
may s-y Washington, d. G..
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Dtnrsir.

SAMUEL G. PApcETr,
Chairman ofRep. State Cen Com. for Chas. Co.
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es- The Office Of tAs iEDEPkSDESr has been
REMOVED g >sss.s-r.;ss,a Hail.
Ihsmtdia,sty epYosas ne hP,secPai Church.
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GEoRGE o. NoxRoE
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might be bright and joyous again.
But she would never go, he knew, as
long as his father lived and was help
less in the chains of his CALLING habits.
She chung too fondly to what was gen
tie in the man to set him adrift, or ever
cease to hope that something at last
might save him And the boy himself,
responsive to the ties of nature, felt a
throb of pity fly to his heart when he
thought of death for the one who had
piven him even so hurt and hateful a
a life.
After time, when the day had come
nearer it's close, he reused himself from
his brooding stupor and turned toward
the house. The west was now a vast
bank of dead and smouldering fire, and
he noticed that ship seemed sailing
directly into it, looking strangely black
and motionless against the dull, red
flare. Then he suddenly bethought
him of his mother, and limped quickly
up the pathway to the door.
''Ken help you any more, mother?''
lac asked.
eyes. Paul; We'll empty the tubs now.
I'll hang out the clothes in the morn
ing, and try and get the millmen's shirts
DONE Did you notice which way your
father went this morning, dear?''
cup along the shore, l guess, mother.
He took the rifle in the boat with him. :
ibid you notice-was he--had he
been arinking?"
81 don't know said the boy. without
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carefully around it, emerged upon a
little platform Of ste ne. There the
shelf came apparently % an end, and as
he turned about in binding eagerness
to find further way, the voice sprang
out almost from beneath his feet. He
all but leaped into the sea with Joy and
fright.
In an instant he was down upon his
knees peering over the brink, and there,
almost in reach of his hand, was his IA
theirs upturned face! He was standing
upon one foot in break in one OF the
pillars that leaned against the cliff,
with his arms about it's shattered top,
and upon it's top and within the pro-
tecting circle Of his arms, sat a thin
faced, yellow-haired child.
It was the strangest, widest picture
Paul Armor had ever seen.
''Oh, father, don't ye let go! III save
vet" he cried. With the first look the
child stretched out her arms to him:
and a light that was more than the
radiance of the moon broke over the
mans face.
SIT tuck sight Of hollerin' to raise
I'VE, son!'' he said, half weeping in his
10Y and WEAKNESS. SID bout made up
my mind to let go and slide down among
the fish. I guess I'd done it only this
little shiverin' thing keep holdin' me
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