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The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
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IN ,hc old days Ia western Pennsyl'
ynnis. when tho people had little
money 20 pay for teachers. and could
spare tloir children but iittlc time
from the field. school Kept almost
iur,-4nutly during 'hg low weeks when
Dc uBatu session, with no Saturday
holidays and worry brief rcecssc-.
A. pur Itflr school house among
'ly mountains. an olIinshionci Irish
s.noolinla'cf was once employed.
who Yep. hla boys rrindiu; steadily
o. thHr tasks. boat gave them pr.
u.. asipu t1 uiblIe FROM their lunch
baskets somc'iulcs as they worked.
one day while thc master was in
affurtfus r. class boz ihr rule 81 three.
Dr. uutIecsI chat uur u' hts pupils was
paving more attention 30 h piece ct
nuuls % r than 90 thc lesson.
#Nrfnh. thrrr'' sBil thv master,
"Inss Bates bo i.s'euiu' "a tile lissiu'
Will Frf
"I'm listening. sir. said 'hr boy.
"II4frnu' b. is" exclaimed the
m-.trr. "thrn it- itstruiu' Uid on,
car So uHc au attn poi wii thc other.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
A REGRET.

You stand beside the dying year.
o friend that knew me in the Nsy!-f
In vain YOU seek the ancient cheer.
And find the winter cold aud drear,
In vain you call Tor yesterday.
You stretch your pleading arms to me.
And bend your manly pride 10 sue
But must turn away mine eyes
A bitter. bitter thing To do.
Alas, why Is 1t must deal
With steady hand this cruel blow,
Oh. think not that cease to issl.
because know it must be 30.
The New Year comer, the old year goes.
And with IL many . cherished wrath;
Forgive my broken faith to you,
Because keep an older faith.
--Reba Gregory Prela. In Time,-Demo-
cfai. san Antonio.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
Breath

The following composition by n
Twelve yrer.oh English schoolhoy
asth. rtusr of bis bgiucrocommend.
,it tasca sprsinI course IN physioi-
u.y th, nest term The theme given
him WIS breath"
Breath n mnlc oi air. We breathe
always with onr luns-, and sometimes
with our uyers, except az night,
when our breath Keeps life going
THROUGH orr noses while We arc
leIsau ii d. wasn't for our breath
500 should die whenever we slept.
ruy- chat stay In n room al day,
should NOT brel,he they should wait
COD they set ON. doors For . lot OF
boys attgir- iD o. room make cas-.
.rnr-IIr NHl Hrhon.tidn is more
na.-srua .AIn mad dogs. though
lr. u-I fIr aUm- Way. II does not
mlr. uut tugts uo matter a. long as
DO ki,.r you
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
Las, word. ofa oree, Preacher.

Ny time il ended, although had
much more to say. ! can only pray
the Lord to give you Ito believe in
Him. II I should never ngain have
the pleasure of speaking for my Lord
upon tho face of the earth. should
like to deliver as my last confession
Of faith this testimony. Tina. moth.
ing but faith can save in this nine.
tenth century; nothing but faith can
save England. nothing but faith can
save the present unbelisvins church;
nothing but faith in tho grand old
doctrine of grace and in tho ever
living and unchansing God can bring
back to the church again full tide OF
prosperity and make her to be the
delivcrer OF the nations for Christ.
nothing but faith in the Lord Jesus
can save you or me. The Lord give
you. my brothers, to believe to the
utmost degree, for His names sake
Ai,.p.-spurseon's Last Sermon.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
THE YOUNG FOLKS CORNER.
INSTRUCTIVE AND INTERESTING
READING FOR THE YOUNG.
A Fairy Taie That Is Popular In the
Land OF tho Mlkado- "A Nov
ing Tnil--Tho Boomerang
Magic Eggs.


II is SAID that once upon time
cross old woman laid some starchina
basin, intending to put it in thcclothes
in her wash tub, but n sparrow, that
n woman, her noighbor, kept ms pet
ntc it up. Seeing this the cross old
woman seizeI the sparrow, and say
ing you hateful thlng!' cut Its
tongue and let it go.
When the neighbor woman heard
that her pet sparrow had got ITS
tongue cut for its oilenso she was
greatly grievcd and set out with her
husband over mountains and plains
crying. Where does the tonguecit
sparrow stay, Whore does the tongue
Gu, sparrow stayr"
Al last they found It's homI.
When the sparrow saw that its ola
master and mistress had come to u,
IL r.ioic.d. and brought them TO 81
house and thanked them for their
kindness In old times, and spread II
table for them. and loaded II with
cake and fish tilt there was no mere
room, and made it's wife and children
and grandchildren all serve tile table,
Al last. throwing away it's drinking
cup, II danced iis called tho spar
rows dance. Thus they spent the
day
When II began to grow dhrl, and
they began to talk Of going home, the
sparrow brought out two wicker has.
L.ts and said "Will you take the
heavy one. or shall | give you the
light onc7'
The old people replied 1--WE are oil,
80 give us tho light one; 10 will be easier
TO carry u.
Tie sparrow then gave them tho
light basket, md they returned whit
to th"ig home.
lot " open IL and sco what Is IN
It. they said And when they opcn-
ell h and looked thcy found
gold and silver and jewels aud
roll, If silk. They never expected
anything ike this. The moro they
took ont the morn they found Inside
The supply was iucNhausuhlr, 80
that house at once became rich and
prosperous.
When the cross old woman who had
cut the sparrow tpnsu" saw ihis
-ha was hlicl with envy and went and
asked her nrishbor whyrr the sparrow
II, cd. and al about thu way. u viii
SO. too" shg said, aud at once yet out
on her search
Again the sparrow brought ont
two wicker baskets and asked Ms Leo
fore "Will you take thr heavy ono or
shaii give you the light one
Thinking tho treasure would be
rrcH; ia proportion 20 the wv.'ii' 81
tho basket. the old woman replied.
"iSt mr have the heavy one
Receiving this. she started home
with Il GA her back the spnrrow-
laughing NJ her ~ she went, u was
a. heavy as -ton'Sand hard To carry.
hu; Mt last she got back whit To her
house.
Then. when she took on the iid aud
looked in. whole troop OF right ul
devils came bouncing oft from tho
inside and at once tore the old
woman 10 pieces.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09

Three yenra n-o lived close 70 m
abori,inHl camp in Now South Wnics
THIS camp was only about two hun
dr.1 yards from ou- settlement. and 30
was my daily custom to wink over TO
the moorin,. MS they called i;, aud
study the hnhi's OF the hlnokfe.'ows,
rs the original natives OF Australia
are called
Twas naturally more interested in
the Boomerang th1I in ANY other Cd
their venom. and with 70 li'ti" psIg-
tise soon Ieprna. 10 th5ow IT, lu tlr
Language Of this tribe tho Wougci.
bong. which Be- Situated in the Began
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
An Enalish Tale.

had been travelling in n railroad
carriage in the south in company with
two very pleasant men who CHANGED
TO be seated opposite to the Mt the end
OF the crowded ear. and had got out to
buy lunch" ms they say. at sta.
ton. my two fellow passengers haYins
promised to keep my seat for me.
When returned to tho car found n
tall. quaint man, in n broad SLOUGH
hat. apparently about to take my seat
but not yet actually taking IL.
A glance n. my acquaintance op.
posiie showed me why he hesitated
Each of them was holding n cup oil
coffee to his mouth with his left hand,
while his right grnsped revolver GOV.
.rins the intruder. Time being short
they were drinking their coffee while
they kept the Britisher's seat" The
tall stranger politely retired on my
appearing, the Others put their rcvol.
vcrs in their hippockcts without amy
remark and we resemed our journey.
VITA. amused me most OF all,
though, was glimpse go, OF q sol.
emn.lookiDg old man about half way
down the chr. who had drawn out from
somewhere an enormous, antiquated,
ivory.handled sis.shooter, and was
holding it with his finger ON the tric.
ger, ready to take a hand in any little
festivity that might arise. He looked
SO disappointed when it all ended in
nothing that I felt sorry for him.
Every lawyer. says Mr.. Wakefield,
keeps n revolver in apieeon. hole of his
desk, and amy insult to a woman is
held to Justify her friends in the imme
dia,c execution OF her msulter.-E1.
change.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
TO MY NAM SAKE.

Dear little namesakc. we may best
Prove worthy OF our name,
Eknown but in the household mes
Or widely known to fame.
:feacli but strive to live life,
The purcst must approve,
And in the worlds broad field OF stIife
Perform bat deeds of love.
strive with all the power ! may
To do my highest part.
While .puresi Innocence, pray,
Holds sway DER thy young heart
Well strive each Others best Ideal
To be In very truth.
Gntil the fancy grows SO real
We better grow, In sooth.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
Magic Eggs.

Blow the substance out o' an go
through ms small a hole rs possible.
When the interior shall be perfectly
dry llll IL about onc.quHrtcr full o:
tine sand. then close the opening
dcztcrously with white wax, so that 1t
appears like an ordinary oeg.
Tho u.s time boiled rsrs are served
for breakfast place amongst them, on
rucsly, your prrplrelono. And that
~ tho ono you must take 10 put IN
your c,tcup. Tel tho family tina;
your egg i- very obediont little
fellow. and that h. will hold himself
in any position desired. In fact, you
can rhnu them that your ,.I
can balance itself on tho handle
oi % knife. stand ON tho cdeo
col % bottle. etc, etc, r'c.. whether you
Hut n ON o. point or gty.tt an ohliqur
position. which last ch-- will seem
very contrary 20 the laws OF cquilt-
brium AiI that is required TO mako
this trick suuu-sziul b TO shake tho
usr slightly in the position which you
desire DO "a keep Tho sand will DO
come compact aud take "a horizontal
Lowell permitting the ~. ia this man
urr bhIi1sfrd, 20 remain liked IN u
position ot stable equilibrium.
You may prepare another shell by
putting into b some shot mixed with
tiny piece, ul sealing wax. Heat tho
whole ON % stove. holding Ia" -. ia ma
upright position. Tho wax mclt- aud
with iIy shot forms n small mAss ut
slice bottom ui the 80 Lot u cool.
kr-piu. 10 iun perfectly vertical po-
alton. Then clus- the hole with white
wn1 and YOU viii have an 60: which
will rriutr TO take any but ono posi-
ton. This one you will call tho dis
uhFsltrut 80;
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
A STRANGE DREAM.
a Commercial Travellers Story.
ny JULIA STUART.

NERAL years ago
| WAS travelling in
the State OF Wiscon-
sin, in the interests
OF Il Southern tobac-
co factory. At that
time the numbering
industry of central
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-09
zion, tho boomerang is called

River region, the boomerang is called
a womcra.
1 shall therefore call it n womera.
The womera IL made from what ~
technically known as an "elbow'
from the l,urrawung tree, and some
times from the yarran and myall trees.
An OF these trees belong to the achci@
tribe, and have sweet-scented woods.
Tho blackiellow. having found u
suitable elbow, chops IL out OF tho
tree, and. an il IL generally too heavy
TO carry home. trims It on the spot in
to the rough outline OF the torthcom-
ing weapon.
After two hours labor the womern
will Ice reduced to three or four pounds
weight, but il il still n long way from
being n finished weapon. A 1t now
appears IL is Hat. ieavy club. longer
and thinner at one arm than at the
other. Tho black Is n decidedly
lazy specimen OF the human species,
and ho will ms often rs not lay
aside his uncomploted weapon for IL
week or perhaps longer period.
When ho resumes work tho wood VIII
have become hard aud dry. and con-
scuucntly difficult to work upon, but
II never occur, to him that ho IL now
paying for his former Incidence. Time.
however, is OF little or no consequence
TO the black.
Alter some pairing down the weapon
is chnrrcl all over, and this part OF
tho work is quite skllliully done, no
ono part boing more burned than an
other The charcoal Is clipped on.
and the blnckiellow then hcks tho
weapon all over with his tongue, and
plpccs IL In u smoky FIRE OF green
boughs. which warns II and makes II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liowlot Coates.
Ia March 81, Nicholas,
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22
500 Reward, 800.

The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure III
all its stages and that is Catarrh.
Halls C,.tarrh Cure is the only
positive curt now to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being con
s,itutionai disease, requires IL con-
stltutlonai tr e u M en- t. IL a Is
Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood anc
mucous surface of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building UP tn,
constitution and assisting nature il
doing lis work. The proprietors
have so much faith in it's curative
powers, that they oyer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that i
fails to cure. Send for list of Tos-
timonials.
Address, f. J. Cheney 4 Co..
Toledo, Ohio.
esA- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22
FyEpy ypar thousands of the pOOres

every year thousands of the poorest,
and frequently the most abandoned,
class Of foreigners are landed at our
ports III the most dep.orable poverty
and wretchedness. They swarm into
our cities, swelling the masses Of the
poor, and increasing the misery which
has gradually grown beyond the aid of
American charity, as noble and. as
wide spread as it may be. We have
had enough Of such immigration. It
has decreased wages, increased crime,
and flooded the country with Il non
self-supporting element that breeds
anarchy and revolution. While it is
hoped that nothing disastrou to our
country will be the results Of the threat
ened cholera, it is also hoped that it
will actuate every good American citi-
zen to give this subject consideration
and, by and by, give Congress to under
stand that this country has had enough
of such eminigration.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22
THE COMMERCIAL,
M e NJ phis, Tenn
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
LAM OrAlcr At HARrlsoN. Aux. !

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, Ask. I F.
Aug. %, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the following
alaed settlers have lil' notice ottheiri' entio
o1nalsc iinal proofin support OF their claims, and
'hat said nroof will ha n'"a' before the Judg OF
CLERK of Carroll county al Berryville, Ark, or
oct. Z 1872 viz:
Harriet Rudd II. Il. NO. l0olo for the NJ.
S e I y u wv Sec .e I y ii -3 W.
she uames the following witnesses to prove
ier continuous r"aittei. &c upon AID the cutlra-
tioaof said land, VIZ: James ID Wrather, Seth
srey, John W 1Eoniphon and Albert Miller,
III Of Pney, Ark.
Seth Usrey " IL NO. l07 g for the y W \ Sec q
lip Is R23 W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
.o:tinuous reside c,, upon aAd the cultivation OF
said land, viz: A M Rudd. Harriett NJ kudd, AL
bert Miller and john 5 Hollaid allo Piney, Ark
James ID W rathur No. 1850 ior the $ " W
Y wls wv - &sE Sec II Up iS il "A w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and the cultivation
of said lard viz: 4 81 Rudd Albert Miller, Seth
Csrcy and J \ Walker, all Of Pney, Ark.
Albert Miller II F. No lOS,0 for the f 8 " n W
Z, NEs Il NV Sec u; Up Is r - w
He names the folloViig e witnesses to prove
lis continuous residence unon and GUILTY. ton OF
aid la d. viz: James u Wrather, Seth Usrey,
NJ lsudd and Eiz fultZ all OF Piney, Ark
CHAs. NJ. GHEE&c, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

presses the opinion that the decisions
interpreting the amendment clauses in
the constitution does not require ma
jority of the votes cast at the election
to carry an amendment, provided, as in
the case with Amendment No. 2, it re-
ceives a majority of the votes cast. On
that subject the legislature provided by
special statute that the vote on an
amendment shall be turned in,. in seal
ed envelopes by each county to the
speaker of the house of representatives.,
and by him in this presence declared
In this event the amendment can but
be declared carried, as the speaker can
not take judicial cognlzance of any 9th
er vote than the vote on the ameml-
ment.
The vote favoring the Amendment
was not majority of all the votes cast
but was majority of the votes cast on
the Amendment question.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

printing offices. Did you ever
hear of Benjamin Franklin? Ben
was once printers devil. He
WAS also one of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence
Hannibal Hnmlin, Vice President
under Lincoln, was a printer 5
devil. S 'huyler Colfax, who was
Speake. of the House of Represen-
tatives for u number of years, was
"nothing buta devil in "a printing
Office" at one time. Horace
Grcely, one of the first journalists
on this continent and an cx-Con-
gresham, was a printers devil.
United States Senator Simon
Cameron of Pennsylvania, was a
:sievii" Thurlow Weed, one of
the most influential men in New
York. and editor of the Conner
cial Advertiser, was u penniless
devil" in u printing Office. Uni
ted States Senator Ross, of Kansas,
commenced his career rs a printers
observation-disclosures Post.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

TIE vehicle of public interest through
out the country is al present drawn by
three team, cholera, pugiiism, aud
politics, with cholera in the lead .
This great Asiatic monster is ass suning
dangerous proportions. and Americans
are waking to the re .lizaton that there
has been a serious mistake in not fore
ing it to remain on the other side of the
ocean. That this could have been done
is now clear to the whole world, and
there are some "Wise men" who Won
der why it was allowed to travel the
, whole course of the seas and reach
New York harbor before a thought was
given to the protection of the United
States And when that thought did at
last force itself into the public mind
the pestlence was found to be far
greater than the resources of protec-
ton from its invasion. The President
went apparently in all haste to Wash
ington to devise means of preventing
tue incoming of cholera, and to con
suit legal authorities as to jurisdiction
on the subject. He got advice, &c,
and a circular went forth on the sub
jcct. However, there were those in
power who were inclined to become IA
NOUS, and President Harrison's S authori-
ty WAS questioned, and disastrous della,
ensled; meanwhile pestilence and death
grimly shadowed our shores until now
| floating cargoes of diseases are waiting
to be landed, and a perfect pest-flor ills
is anchored in the most important har
Dor Of the country,
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22
The Official Count.

The following is the official returns
made by the Secretary of State Of the
total vote poled at the general election
on September 5. The total vote polled
for governor was 1861 of which
Fisfiback, Dem !, received coils, Whip-
pie. Rep. 1854, and Carnal,an, P. p,
3l,1F. Fishback $ purality is 56,47l,
and his majority over Whip. lie and
CANADIAN is % ,294.
In 1890 Eagle, Dem, received lo6,
2o7 and Flyer, Union Labor, indorsea
by the republicans, s5,1sl votes for
governor, Eagles majority being 2l Os9
1t is not. yet decided whether or not
the Amendment has carried; but it is
the general impression that it is lost
Attorney General Elect Clark is Of the
opinion that it has been carried; he ex
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

THE first number of the Mountai
Farmer, an agricultural journal, edited
by I. J Estes of Valley Springs,
Boone county, has been received. In
its own language, it is to be devoted
to the interest of farming in all its
branches, the upbuilding and advance
ment of morality, temperance: true
womanhood and manhood, and the
the good of the country in general. y
It comes monthly at the low price OF
25 cents year. You should subscribe
for it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22
6lA HAlF-YEARLY COMPETITION
The most Interesting Contest ever offered
by The Canadian Agriculturist.

" uC Sd!lest1aA IAS SllIu1IuAASS.
One Tho,lsand Dollars in Cash Pair of Handsome
Shetland Ponies, Carriage and Iainess and over two
thousand other valuable Press for the Agricuitul,sts
s 'eaFS s,a for %U ~ s sas
rE AaicuLr kfS1 NV offer their Six h Half Yearly
,iub, the most .,l successful one ever pre-
nte'i to lie people "t the United ,tates and Canada
o on ss IN % aas 5 OF Words
s,ruc'e ON letters in the words The Canadian Agri
Five Hundred Dollars in cash will be given to the
second largest list A Handsome Pair Of Shetland Po
Ts hs St . ossr S one asna do"a i Prizes award
ei in order Of merit: Gu Grand II no. soo O,Gan sfoo
ratcrns: Iortsre Curtains; Silver Tea SERVICES; Ten
nysons Poems, bound i'll CLOTH Dickens in IL vorins.
fjounu in CLOTH etc.
As there more thar1o1U prizes any one who takes
rhe " nAs top Pare an ordinary s9ad list VIII not IAN
she competition that placed before the
public and al who do not take pant will miss an oppor
KuLEs-l. "A letter cannot he used oitner than il
appears in the weHis The Canadian AgricntuTst,
For the word r. g cod rot be used as there
is lut s in the three words q Words having more
than one meaning bt si He'd th@ sane be used but
once ; Nantes Of places and rersoi.s barred 49,.
Each lisi In ts.n"in one .olnraopay ~ months
sui iscril ton 10 1nE Asnlcuir. If two or more
tie. he lar ss w.ch bears the c.-liest postniar
wl take the inst prize ana The ot"fs will receive prizes
in order Of merit u arid stamps Take atpsr
Ts, object in ohiing i,ese naspihcent prizes is "
introduce s,pilar no new homes, in every
part Of the A,netcait in.nt '.s=@e.s -
will receive free. hy naii.es paid ore OF TIE AaNiGUL
| tt Il iSl's Elea ant souvenir Spopn, of Canada.
Prices awarded sid,flgin tie United States
will he shipped from our NV Yo.k Office free OF duty
/ All money letters .ouhli. tgsisreti s- *
& y, hERf'oaipfrfTIoS- e lave given away
So 600 in rri1s during tie last two years and have thou
sands Of eers from prize winners In every stats In thu
ni,n and every psrt o t.ia..a ard Newfoundland
lard knusie A ID q n, the Governor General OF Can
ada writes: y shall recommend my friends toenter YOU
competitions" NJ NJ BrnrAcn, Vancouver, Ii. c; IRE
ceved Sl0OO in gold and We hold his receipt for
few Of the prize winners Miss Robi son. Toronto
$500; j. j. Brandon, Fneon Falls. Ont, $500; Davit
Harrison, Syracuse.N n Y $3j, h Reatis, St Louis Mo
500: Jas Baptir, West q,h, MINI, $500; Miss 6eor
gina Robertson Oak ST. brooklyn. $1,000: Fred II Hills
359 State st. Bridgeport Conn aud thousands of others
Address. THs AuNIvCLiUkIsr, Peterborough. Ontario
L.iIAda
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22
Printers Devils.

Do not sncer at aPrinter's Devil"
Two-thiris Of the editors of the
Estates" were once printers devils.
Permit us to tell you that the man
who once did duty as printers
have done more to advance the
interests and sustain the good
name of America than any other
ella, $.
For fear that you will dislike to
show your ignorance. we will
give you SHORT list Of ex-levils OF
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

THE statistician is yet unborn who
can turn out statistics to please all
political parties. The republicans
quote Commissioner Peck as IAN emf
nent statistician, while the democrats
accuse him of beil.g an ordinary, every
day liar, and they have appointed a
committee the duty of which is to
prove the accusa ton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

els there key to politics." asked
college graduate Of a rounde-. "You
bet your life there is" was the prompt
reply. "Where can | get it?" asked
the young man. ''Out of bank, if
your check is properly signed and en-
Gorsed -
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

THAT proposed international moneta-
ry conference is not having altogether
plain sailing, Gladstone threw cold
water on l. BY saving it would amount
to nothing. and now Belgium says the
inference shat! not be held at Brns-
sells.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

A New YORK daily disinfected the
paper upon which q recent issue was
prin ted. 1t is great pity that some
of the matter printed in tho New York
papers could not be disinfected before
it gets before the public.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

IF New Jersey doesn't like the way
her protest against the use of Sandy
Hook as place Of detention for pass
enge1rs from cholera infected ships was
treated bv Uncle Sam, she might try
the efficacy of a new Declaration of
Independence.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-22

SENATOR HULL has paid $50 900 for a
magnificent country residence, which
indicates two things: first. that Mr..
Hill is not a paupar; seco-d, that he
has his eye on the lady who is to be
Mrs. HILL