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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07
ADDRESS

Delivered Before the w. c. I. u. at Cor
NTH, Miss, June 10th, by Rev. John
:. Park, Pastor Presbyterian Church.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
Senator Ksuna strikes q note 10 which there

Senator Ksuna strikes q note TO which there
will be many responsive echoes when he urges
the enlargement Of the metropolitan police
force. IL is . fact known to all residents Of
Washington and all visitors to the capital who
have passed . few days in the city that
the guardians Of the public order are made
quate in number to the duties devolved upon
them The capital of the worlds greatest re-
public, and in an important sense the worlds
greatest nation with its constantly augmenting
departments of government and number OF
citizens. and therefore steadily increasing de-
mands for protection, exacrs of its governors .
corresponding care and expense. The city
has not for years had police force
sufficiently large to afford absolute guar
antees Of safety in its less thickly set
tied portions. While, generally speaking. ov-
ing to the vigilance of the small force employed
and the orderly disposition Of the larger part Of
tie population, there has been a comparative
freedom from the lawlessness charac teristic of
some cities, acts OF violence have been commit
ted that might have been prevented il guar
disns Of the peace had been at hand. A con-
aiderable augmentation Of the metropolitan
police is demanded by the position of affairs;
some augmen .atiOn at an early day would seem
90 be imperative. The Senator from West Viz
ginia has called attention to the necessity none
too soon or too earnestly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

The proposed international conference on
silver has the better chance to accomplish
something because 1t is the intention TO dis
cuss ways and means for the enlargement oil
the use Of the metal, and not for Its free and
unlimited coinage. The great nations Of Eu
rope are not inclined to take steps looking &c
such unlimited coinage Of the argent metal
and no proposition looking to it would be &C
cepted by them. But some OF them have in
dieassd willingness to consider an enlarged
use Of silver currency, and with this the friend,
OF si0er ought for the present to be content
VIII they? The signs are not favorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

Virulent cholera in the Hindoo holy city.
Benares, Is an alarming fact for the people OF
India and the British government to face.
Caused as such outbreaks are elsewhere. BY
the filthy condition OF the water and streets. j,
will become other cities exposed to the pssti-
lence TO put themselves in order without DELAY.
What is Of more immediate concern to US OF
America Is the concurrent fact that four cholera
Cases are reported uear Paris. Even this early
IN the warm season-if the climate will pardon
the calendar expression-it is wise precau:iou
10 look after the health of the cities and towns.
especially those on or near the seaboard and
those lying in a low, swampy, unhealthy posi-
tion. As healthy place as Washington, with
Its many open spaces and broad avenues and
streets, may well prepare in time against the
possible inroads Of infectious or other disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

1t is understood ;ha, a committee Of Wash
inston citizens, the second cousin Of one OF
whose members holds u mortgage on some
town lots IN Lincoln, Nebraska. are arranging
to make trip 10 that city to protes. against a
paving ordinance psEtins before the common
councils of Lincoln. This ordinance proposes
to pave extensively stree. On which the lots
in which Washington is Interested are NOS stu
ated and to meet tine COS; OF thc improvsme mt
entirely out Of tine general fund. instead o; By
special tax upon :he property tenefsed, TO the
detriment Of the lots which serve as security
for the relative of the citizen of Washington
aforesaid IL is expected tina. this committee
will pass on the journey cut similar COM
mittee from Lincoln on its way to Washington
TO give our local legislature the benefi. of its
advice concerning an item of washington's
municipal appropriation bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

VIII Lincoln play the dOg-in-the-mangsr act9
1t Is true that l: lost this encampmens but
there are other encampments to come. 1t ID
understood that in the love feast which fol-
lowed the contest and decision at Detroit some
Of Washington's representatives assured the
Lincoln men thattheir city would have the next
encampment. II this assurance is to be
viewed as one Of washinston's pledges Lincoln
out not to be guilty Of any paltry meanness
pending The vote here, which will 90 DISCUS,
the Grand Army % to render the promise
almost impossible Of fulflment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

Feeling that the conservative influence is
gravitating against them throughout the coun-
try the silver leaders, it is said. are planning
what the French call a grand coup. Ii COM
prises plan of operation big enough in their
Judgment to split both parties in the middle,
She republicans in the west, the democrats in
the south. II Is the same old scheme of q
formidable demand made on both to agree to
Financial reform" ideas or take the conse-
quences. II neither surrenders then the
third party ship will be launched 1t will
have crew OF siiverites and alliance men.
This is q comprehensive schedule GER
tainiy. That IT is a schedule capable Of
achieving victory for its trainers is hardly to
be expected even by those sanguine fnanciers
That 1t will aid in embarrassing the situation,
already tangled up, is probable. The objec-
tive point Of the movement is to get the presi-
dental election into the House, the silverites
claiming that the House will prefer the
third candidate to either OF the others. They
seem TO expect the republicans to nominate
Mr.. Harrison or some other anti-free coinage
man ana the democrats 10 nominate Mr.. Cleye-
land or some other anti-free coinage man for
President, and as the present House
has large majority Of free coin
aSe men they hope to sweep the states as
there Represented like cyclone. But all pre-
dIeted cyclone distur Dances 10 not materisliae
either in the atmospheric or political! elements.
The House relied Oh to pass u free coinage bill
has not done 50, and probably VIII not do so at
this session. The House is democratic aud any
formidable third party movement must make
a great appeal to the republican ives, by nomi-
n:.tias prominent western man. probably Of
necessity a republican Is it likely that a
majority viii reject tine democratic nominee.
even Mr.. Cleveland. aad choose President
fresh from the ranks of the opposition?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

ehave jrst CLOSED OUT from promi-
rent MANUFACTURER his cnt;re surplus
stock of FINE SILK and METAL BErTS, in
all CoIOaED silk Bolts with SILVER OF
GOLD CENTEkS. Also ILAlN SILVER.
GOLD OF STEEL BELTS. all sixes Regular
prices oil these goods are Gu. 10 aud soc. YOUR
CHOICE OF ANY Of this lot while they last
fOK
25c. EACH.
Just the thing You need for your summer
Costumes and white dresscs. Better have one
while they are here at such . RIDICULOUS
PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

Brazil has exported . number Of cases Of
yellow fever. After the grip experiences and
the syphus scare and the cholera and yellow
fever reports this country should be amply
provided for quarantine purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
BAnaa1s PKcEs IL DRrss Coop,

These are SPECIAL ATTRACTION OFFER
INIsS for TUESDAY
1 pirce AZ inch LiaHT GRAY, ALI-wooL
ntlSE Regular price, &c yard FOX TUES
SIC YARD.
piece 72-inch MEDIUM GRAY CHECKED
Df1GE- Regular price, Toe. FOR TUESDAY
63l<c YARD
f2-inch WHIP CUnD, ALL-wOOL PIGEON
GRAY. Regular Price. al. fOR TUESDAY,
Tbs YARD.
piece GRAY and WHITE STRIPED SERGE
AL. WOOL. Regular price, 50c. fOR TUES
DAY,
30c YARD
1900 yards Of IMPORTED ZEPHYR GlN6-
HAMS IN RICH ASSORTMENT Of the NEW
Est cDLOkiNGS and STYLES. Regular
price. 2oc. SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICE,
lac YARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

The Farmer Alliance 10 to hold q secret
meeting. This may be the first step toward
adopting the improved executive session style
Of publicity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

Col. Tom Ochilsree says that Fox does not
tell the truth This is truly novel position
log Col Ochiltree to be in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

Henry watterson's declaration that The pres.
ens is the day Of small political questions i
MT calculated TO heighten the self-estsem Of
the eet nomists In the Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

II is Salvador that urges this time the farnil-
FAR and wise proposition Of the confederation
Of the Central American republica In union
there b strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

The Bulgarian situation has reached the acute
conspiracy stage.
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TorHA,rs TnuSk M.Sur,cronE
1871 Pa Ave- n. w.
FAcroRY l2lS.i22O EN.W

"YouR SHOES ARE FUIl. OF FEET--TAKE
- care of them tthe feet We meant or they viii
give You trouble. Corns worrisome-perhATs You
Know that. II you troubled with them or with
tender feet be careful what Kind q shoes you wesr
There Is one kind OF shoe sold IN Washington THAT'S
better than al the corn salve known a. IL Wilson
Carrs Famous 81 so Shoe for ladies and gentlemen
This isn't guess work. but cold fact proven over and
over again Three styles Of toe for ladies' select
from and choice OF dull glaze h-ish Tie same
for men, minus this slaze fnishhoth made Of rial.
yielding leather. Get pair tomorrow q WILSON q
CARR, 929 ct. and be comfortable ar2s Gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

nm NOTHING takes the place of BLACK GOODS
Nm They popular the year around. It Is ono Of
Mn our busy corners-because We have made much
Of them We seek out the hest qualities and IL new
est things
This season the CREPE D. CHIMES. CREPE JAPoNs
and GRENADINES are the center Of attraction. We
have put them our counters-marked less than you
are likely to ind them elsewhere. We are always
making these enterprising moves-that draw trade
and the satisfaction that is to follow holds It The
color is one Of the main things-but our BLACKS ore
everlasting Prices that Is low ours are inter.
estins reading. Listen and will cito some Of the
savings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
Special DISPLAY o. SUMNER
W.,srs

One Of our display windows tells the "waist
story" better than We can do il here. Dozens
OF styles. dozens Of materials and o great
variety Of patterns in light stripes, checks and
plain shades; also White Lawn Waists, $50 up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
I. :;
EE..llb 4 II. {. T
t. I. / I l. /. f:
GaAsD Srrc,A1 REDUCTION SALE o
LAp1rs BERsHAnDr CAprs.

dsvsee eniy about TIVE dozen left Of these
handsome Long Cares VIC have concluded TO
close them out 1t once by Offering them d
greatly induced prices. Bear in mind the
Quaansy 10 ANAL and that they are all entirely
new. and no delay is permissible II you wish to
avoid disappointment.
Ladies' Bernhardt Capes. with braided yoke.
edGsd with featherinc. In Tans and Gray.
sizes 81. - and SO. Reduced FROM sl2. SO to
e10 ZACH
. Bernhsrdt capes, one Tan Bedford Cord.
we u. with Black bead trimming; one Tan
covert Cloth CAPE. with jet and bead trimming,
si.e ~. Reduced from sl6. SO to $3.50.
Ladies' Handsome Bernhard Capes, with
overcspe Of Ecru Point de Gene Lace Sizes 81.
"a. 80 and JS. Reduced from ego to s1h
Elegant Partisan Long Capes, with deep
yoke Of superior quality Point de Ireland Laos.
finished with wide silk tie strings. Sizes "a
and 10. Reduced from s2S so so.
ExQuisite Paris Long Cares. with deep over
cape OF Point de Gene Lace: one Tan. lined
Throughout with Dark Red changeable silk one
gray hhed throughout with Sky Blue silk.
Zines 81 aud SO. Reduced from S35 ~ s26
We have n few other sinRle style capcs, pro-
pottionately reduced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

A SILK REDUCTION.
piece Of BLACK SILK and WOOL TAI
FETA, SUPERIOR wearing and desirable
NEW DRESS FABRIC "a inches wide. Regu-
lar price. s1.o0. FOR TUESDAY THE PRICE
WILL BE
n o3 Yarn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
JuIrus LAxsBuReH.
IS CORNER 18TH AND + Sis. NV

No other house DoEs-EvER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STERLING QUALITIES Of such Low
PRICES % WE quote.
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w. A. Prr.cr e Co.
7ls MARKET SPACE.
Cor. 9Th u.
SoUsn SHOPPING Apv,cr.

WHOM ron start ont upon . shopping expedi-
ton think Of this before you commit yourself:
TRADE with RELIABLE MERCHANT
GO where you will NOT be CHEATED.
MAKE YOUR purchases of . FIRM that WI
refund MONEY II you not pleased With your
purchase. or II you change your mind
AND BE SURE to deal ct Q place where
MODERN METHODS prevail and where NONE
But the FIRST QUALITIES and BEST
BRANDS Of all sorts of goods are kept
ABOVE all THINGS make your DOLLARS 10
- far as you can.
READ this Advertisement carefully and
come to us and We will help you STRETCH
your DOLLAR TUESDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
NEw SPRING Surrs REDUCED.

Our lines Of Sl35 so and els Suits have bcen
reduced TO S1l.
These are Chevtot Suits. in light checks.
stripes and plain shades, made with Norfolk"
waists and round skirts. the small sizes being
also suitable for misses. These will make ex-
cellent "Outing" and "Tennis" suits, Us we'll
- Street Dresses. AL Sizes Reduced from
Sl3.50 and el5 TO all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

Herr Most should have his name changed 10
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THosz REDUCED CoArs AeA1s

That lot Of Coats reduced to half price aud
less gets perceptibly smaller every day.
There are not more than two dozen left-Black
and Navy Blue-and their only fault 10 that
they are shorter than the now PREVAIL ng STYLE
Hyour size 10 in the lot you can get an exceed
ing servicesble Coat for very little money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

l.ss.sss.s 49,
/ f. / MI $ss =:
IF a |. l.. 4. 6 f..
es. ';s :ss: s; sss e. ss:ss Emo 81
Sssd Sas s5EAFs aaS ne SIorEsi
A Ses!ss Wn.s SAL. 49,.
Y sosd s:i.: s'i i our c,ssR
Srrcr,.. ,,. Nq s,..I 1. .,,,,., ,,..,,. 49,,
81: 4; "a q n saiisl k!sais4 iss
| $l.98.
Srzc,.h NJ 9.
Iii s,!; Ii s:: ii: s::s
1886.
Sprcr.h No 3.
:s: !: 5.'; III ;:ss::ss
1896.
SPECIAL No. 4.
10 English Check Jackets, nobhy style, full
seanls- Good value at a5. at
1913.
Srrcr.. u! ~. 5. =, 80,
and t12 Your choice at
$7.48.
Special No 6.
that sold for %. 90 80. ~. o.. 80 and sS. at
S5.9S.
We would advise to call early. Don't delay, In
some instances the quantity is limited.
K1ses PALACE.
1t sla-slA eth st
Tur "Fnrnrur~
-
AT
PPPfp ERE ERR ERR W. sssss
= kkrr ( kEE ! sssss :
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I,sxs o.
IsrrRrsr
Ar Jurrus
I,.r.,r,ou,.
AAxsBUR0Ha

WsAov Screens. Awnings ssd Refrieer
stors-th zee items now upTernost In the
nainAs Of the thrifty housewife. We hau
each in IN extensive variety Of kinds d
various rriosa
On he nrst noor you viii nnd -ssnpis
widow" fitted with rs<ent Adjustable
window Screens, which ~e make and ut q
your window for q so esch
Thers 10 also displayed a Slide window
Awning. duplicates OF which we viii MAKE
for you at IS each-nttsi 10 your window.
We have q eOod Adjustable windov
Screen. which viii nt any or,iiasry window
81 35c each
About the Refrircrstors Iarse ana small
nat and UPRIGHT. with and without water
eoolerA various woods and frishes az )
% soa We realized some yeArs ago tina, 1,
did not pay 70 sell poor RefrigerstorsL We
started out 10 get the best. and got them.
All In row-forty different sizes hind, ana
styles OF Refrigerator from which 20 select.
We ought not skip Furniture today yet ali
Washington 10 aware OF the fact that Re
m0vsl sale" prices. which means reduced
prices prevail throughout the entire store
Msttines claim attention also. Let this
one item srcak for the hundred Others; A
roll Of 40 yards Of fine Seamless Mating for
elo that ought TO be Ella
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25


VI NIvIs LACE ron AxYrzrxo xEwl
70 cAS1a OF abort ENDS
Just received nom The pscinc ssd laschsssss NH
beins put Tn order and will " On sole
TuRsDAY
And the entire week. or % long q they VII last.
We have iaass this department study for the paat
| initsto. but lie the hssls deg hAymg a Ne moon
taey ere not IN u.
OUR ANNEX
WHARF these goods are sold 10 one Of The largest
REMNANT FLOORS
In the United States; 10 25zloo fset and nothing
bot thsss goods sold displayed in this Depart
mont
For the Masses and the mighty dollar but 1t the
tine give Tor 90 cents than any house
IN the District We Will substan tias what ws say By
| the pricss No have placed On our goods in this
ADVERTISEMENT.
rHIs WEEK THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK THIS WEEK
&c Fancy Cotton Charis..
THIS wEEK ~ THIS WEEK
ioc Wool Chailis., .........:...........:.;.oc
These are last years sly los but just think Of
the price. Ono dress p.iiern to customer
THIS WEEK THIS WEEK
o. "n"s cheek Nainsook- ;....''...'....Ao
sizes Of checks. ,,,, ,v
THIS WEEK 1hio MIAA
scy.rd.whids unblesched Cotton. ;;Ats ~
inns "Lrn inns VISA
oe fancy 1ufkey hed 0aAico...
THIS WEEK TINS WEEK
iuc Fancy Vfctorfa 1wfn,.....:.;..:...oSse
This |" very neat Dress Fabric.
ihis wEEh This WEB
,,,,, i , NasS due .no fsncS fssc~es: ,os
A"io An.o "I@A
; shcS '''''.''.'''''''' No., az
A"Ao WIN ~ AhtS "IIA
eS fis""eie'se'''''''''''''.,..,,S 'sc
ru,s rs, S1 Fancy crinhls 1as
lSe Pla,E c Color ch s
THIS WEEK .,, o. THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK RMS WEEP
116. a0,ncb MIA. arrcr.x.. M.
THIS WEEK rt,,s wrEr
l5c BLACK and vhita str,ncd s.t,ros sac
THIS WEEK THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK THIS WEEK
l0c Fancy Crston..
his MkEh THIS WEEK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
The CREpEs.


2a-inch ALLsrLK CREPE D'cHINE-
tworth $l25l-el yard.
24incn CREPE D'CHTNE-tworth q. SOY
.24ineh CREPE D'cH1NE-tworsh sl.75,-
handssme striped pattern at the same
.34,incs CREPE D'cH1NE-tworth sas5,-
ssss,ns6 CREPE D'cHINE-twor.h So
"a; inch CREPE p'cHINE double Width
30 inch CREPE JAPoN-in two weav,ngs-
tworth 9l.50)-S1.25 yard.
24-inch CANTON CREPE-sL75 and %.
URENADINEs.
SATIN STRIPES in all widths-tworth
RRoCADE GKI:NApINE..:s1.l L. .Xard.
PLAID GkENADINES-S1.25 yard.
RIBBON STRIPES nd DAMASsE GRENA-
LANCE FiGUkED PATTERNs-s1.75.
A rich design Of CORDED, FROSTED and
HEMS1ITCHED STRIPES, covered with fig.
ures and howers-S2. 81. 20, Sc. 80 and $3.50
43.inch TWISTED SILK MESH GRENA-
DlSEs, with borders Of silk. in Black and
double link pstterns-$2.75 and 81 . yard.
and fancy efects-s1.25. 81 so. 81 rs and S2
s4.iaeh SILK and WOOL GRENADINES
t"iron frame')-75c. 81, $l.25 and 81. so 8
' aSin aSn MExics An sGaENXxD 5fsS
24ipch ALL-siLK aRENADINRs-75c.
81, ~ . and 81; SO ysrG; -
pINks-sL35. D. SO. al. IS and .: yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
RIcH PLuxs L. SILK Dn.pkRr
Mrs

We win offer TOMORROW one Of the RICHEST
LACE BAGGAiNS of the SEASON. II is a spe-
ci.l job, and cannot be bought again for any
thing Ike the price.
BLAGh SILK DRAPEBY NET in NEW
STYLE: iS inches wide. Regular price. el2o
yard THIS LUT for
&c YARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
Syr1,sH BLAZER Su1rs.

We have excellent Blazer Suits a. low as
$40. Special attention is called to the Tau
and Gray Blazer suits. which arrived this
morcing. They have "fuli-roll" coat fitted
with detachable collar and bow knot Of Point de
Gene Lace. half lined with fancy changeable
silk. S2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
A BIC JOB IL New Bars.

e1.23 YARI
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-02-19
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions OF mothers tor their children
while teething. II disturbed Mt night and
broken OF your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with pain OF Cutting Teeth send
at once and get bottle OF "Mrs. Wnslow's
Soothing syrup" tor Children teething. 1t
will relieve the poorlittle sufferer immediate
ly. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mis-
take ABOUT il. II cures Diarrhna, regulate
the stomach and DOwles, cures wind collie,
sottens the gums and reduces Inflammation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
TEN. "Mrs. WinslOw's soothing Sprup" Tor
children teething is pleasant to the taste and
is the prescription of one OF the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Price twenty five cents "A bot.
tie. sold by all druggists throughout the
world. BE sure and ask Tor "MRs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP." 40
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-02-19

No So -Rhyming Answers Mail, sail
rail wall, fail iail gale hail
No "a. -Shakespearean Quotation Wise
ly and slow they stumble that run fast.
No IS. "A Child's Riddle A river
No So -Poetcai Omissions One Grep
morning when was i'Oatug but not
exactly Sucking | put on my Hood
and went to town to buy watch at
the GOldsmtth's was suffering from
some Burns and so could not run very
SlDtftly AS | walked | tried to write
Some verses and looking into meadow
began thus 'BlO0mheLd and be Gam"
Just rs | got 20 far some one came up
and gave me kick. ! looked around,
very cross and SAW our Butter, with an old
lance in his hand Run rum SAID he; "a
VOu has lief. his den and il after usp | was
frightened nearly out of my wits, but as we
were near the farnyard of old Mrs. Scott,
scrambled over the wall reared ladder
against He1rtch and was up like a catl
Oh, how the Butler laughed The terrible
Vol after all proved but fat old HogG
and IA the butler roared with laughter till
he had, I'm sure an AkenStde, the lance
In his hand was quite "A Shakespeare.
DO u Crosswo ord Enigma Elephant
No So "A Diamond