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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
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Annaa MiI::ssss:::. | ons ClI S:s:

We have concluded to close out the balance
Of this winters Long Cloaks for Children and
Misses. and In order TO accomplish this pur-
pose quickly We have made the following
traordinsry reductions Remember that each
and every Long Cloak Isizes q 70 10 years. has
been reduced. We give these few as ex-
ample Of what you may expect:
Misses Novelty Striped English Cape Cloaks.
size.s and 10 years. Reduced from s16 and
sl6. IS to sl2. so aud el3
Children's TanCamsrs Hair Triple Cape Coats.
Sizes 8 and years. Reduced from 60 SO and
$40 to o.. 80 and IS
Children's Mixed Cloth Long Cloaks with
cape. Reduced from eli. SO and Sl2 30 to 30
and $40
miscellaneous lot Of Fine ur-trimmed En-
glish Cap Coat. In plain and mixed cloths.
Sires l2 TO 10 years. Reduced from els. o19.
sla so. $50. eco so and a2l to sl6 so each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

FoR New YEAR.
GLASS WARE.
RICH CUT. ENGRAVED and PLAIN.
In everything suitable for the table.
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
Decorated and white.
In sets and single pieces
STERLING SILVER
FORKS. SPOONS. LADIES
And many other useful articles.
PLATED WARE
OF the best class in everything suitable for
housekeeping.
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
Full stock constantly on hand.
Thanking our friends for their liberal patron
age during the past season. hope to still
deserve their confden and serve them better
in the future.
NJ. w. BEvEnrpeE,
1915 F AND 1914 GSr ds7
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A Pastors Present.

The Christmas Club of the Second Baptist
Church Ccolored) presented their pastor, Rev.
". Bishop johnson, DID,, with a handsome
horse and buggy last night. The entire collec-
ton of funds was in charge of Mrs. Eliza Ruff
fin, president of the club. The turnout was Sc
cured for 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

GIVE attention 90 the nrst svmptams n n ,uns
complaint and check the dreaded dsease m n. IN
cipency by using Dr. ID. Jayues ENp-sfagant. q
lungs and bronchial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

YouR grocer keeps Cudahy's Rex Brand Extract
Of Beef, for he can't AFFORD to keep Afsclass sugar
and second-class food peoducts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
' ONFORTs

Nsftura rs.yA'.
PRINT COVER .nd PRINT LISING-s.c.
sl 81 ~ and g.
FIGURED SATINF COVER and PLAIN
IINfNG-si - aud FL -. With WHITE
FILLING - 80
Saline COVERS- Pink. Blue or orange
husd-w htte q slin.- =, -
FIGURED SNTtNF COY Frs and LINING
best Cotton llltnz IS
NJ quit 90 hsary
FIGURED CHEESE CLOTH sI-JO
PLAIN WHITE AND SOLID COLORS-s2.
FIGURED sIIKALINE COVER with Cheese
Cloth lining -. 80 - and 49,
FIGURED SILktLINT-w Whit. Blue and
PINK arkgrOunti- Cotton nIIing- 81 -.
FIGURED SILKNLINT- White. Blue and
Pink-lined with plain o1lor~. with rufse To
nlatrh-he-t Cotton rIliUx- s{JO
EfBEKDOWN -. -. - AMI sIO-with
SALINE CONER>->ILK COyERED-up to
ssO.
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SAxs AxDC oMpAsr.
20. K-ED By FAsH1oS.

TFFoR goodness sake o~a Dress
Eff Suit-Don't borrow.-A man
would rather lend you his purse.
Dom. rent either Thats flying
false colors.
Bu. BUY one.-Just such 9 one
as suits and fits.
Borrowed ones won't.
Hired ones never do.
II you o1n IL you've got it-ready
for all occasions-snd there are not
many places you can go after six
O'Clock without it.
Do You know which you'd like
best = BLACK CLOTH. CREPE or
wORSTED,--ses all three and then
decide know here you see the
suits-not the raw materials a
lump Of gold doesn't hint Of the
handsome designs you can work IL
into. Tailor's show you the
rough" - We show you the finished
perfection. --SwALLOw TAIL or
TUXEDO.-vests to match-or white
silk or Pioue.
Have you got PRINCE ALBERT
for New Years Day calling!-The un-
finished worsted-Cut Long-with bell
shape skirt. is the proper thing.
WE'VE got it-and the Clay's-If
you get the Coat and Vest you'll
want pair Of Trousers to wear
with it.-There are at least Ave
hundred different patterns here.
New effects. woven-SAKs
made. Perfect fitting.
To be fixed Just right you ought to
have an INVERNESS ovERCoAT.-
There's NO wrinkling Of your Dress
Coat then.
When you get to thinking Of DRESS
CLOTH-GLOVEs. NECKwEAR, FULL
DRESS SHIRTS. PATENT LEATHER
SHOES and SILK HATS have all got
to be bought-So you will want to save
when you can.
Here's achere you can. won't
take ten minutes to fix you out fit
to visit kings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

NO other house DoES-EyER DID
or EVER wILL-sell such STERLING
QUALITIES at such Low PRICES as
WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
Hi CIR UNDER CovrE. II
E. / E IT. EEssffEY7 :.
: krr I kk < ! ssss--

Nv NHAJ ABOUT BED CLoTHEss GOT
W&WN pI.uty- OF the r.zhs ''h.fr'
W W That is the srss, point Winter is
-qaeezins Until nov you hsvent had much oc-
e.-son 20 use the winter weights DO you End
yoar suppiy equal to the emergency Of such cold
MAPS,
Thsrs isIos. depends on quality In BLANKETS and
SPREADS md IN. Iiks- The laundry plays havoc
win v-.kitnr> Wear will wreck the best-but the
poor values soonest get long lease Of service Is
youeAn for your money. Buy quality. Buy OURS
and you VII g., IT. You pay littl. As anywhere
and ell good thins. Nothing short of that is
.su-f.c,ioa- certainly you van; satisfaction or
nothing
FOr sv,ry possible call -e are prepared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
A CrRr Gu,R,Sr.rn

After ten years experiences In the Of the Morrow
bean Ointment have found % infs for the
OF Piles. Wounds, sprsins Burns Bruises frysiTs.-
las or Soreness IN Bones Muscles Reed tesrsmon-
las.
must admit that the Morrowbesn Ointmeut 4. ths
best thing yet IL fully answered 81 pcctations.
A W cOLLANORE, House Raiser. 1871 . sc,
heartily recominend u 10 all who are IN need u
remedy " marvellous value.
yNO 4. DAVIS. Goal Dealer. ll0s X ne
lchee-fuly recomineEd 10 % all sufere .. Ivoald
not be without q boN for consideration.
Miss ANNA KELLER. 22s2 llth st. n -.
for sale by AL frugsnsts Price. 20 cents.
MokkowBEAN CHEMICAL CO.. WASH. D.o
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Trx QUARrER-

wHITE-s2 e. 81 and - 5Os pair
vHIrE-dH E,.oL-s4. 81. 81 and g. pair
RED - so ard - a air.
GRAY e. and e. 80 = pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

W. could rn an entire floor with nothing but sam
ris. Of the different brands Of Blankets But scores
Of,hsm ar. not worthy. Instead have boiled down
the variety 20 . handful Of iinds-~ifh he CALI
FoRNIA and OREGON as the preferred" AL sizes
In all rsliabls sTai..
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wv H II \ t ii ii i III + +; +
Fr 90 MN BDPS A ANP
: 90 Nm M 3 Bpb P ~ Co oMMPPAANNY:
Cash Hhotesaleys and Retailers.
8O7 Penn: nn. Az: NV.
ET ysnins Gn lSys:.

We've long been the headquarters for Ladies'
EVENING GLOVES And as this is the season
when societies demands for these articles OF
wear are the greatest. deem it advisable to let
you know that We keep the prettiest Kids in the
largest variety. 1t Is hard to select good
GLOVES. so when you want the best kinds you
should go TO place with reputation. We have
a reputation to uphold. and Wen uphold 1t. You
may rely ON us to give the best possible values
at the lowest price We can ask
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

DROP. L. wUNDRAM's ELECTORAL HAS A
vide Reputation in Europs 2. nerve tonic and APP
sr.l debility Or impaired dssston wii dsriys NOR.
aromatic herb medicine than from any stmlar preps-
ration on the markek while sick headache will vanish
sale By sehsilsr Stevens COZ, Oh g md Pa sy..
CO.. AisssndriS. Va. GENERAL xs.n:s Tor q. a And
Canada d7,3m
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SLruBrR Roprs

5a-T,-ITAIIAN sILK FANCY STRIPES
loopaft-rn-. ~ ini ~ - each
"a Sn-ITALIAN >ILk-FANCI STRIPES
si 80 each
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Twelve -Qr.KrxK. -
WnuPER BLaxrErs.

SOLID COLOES and FANC' BORDERS
-
SOLID COIOES and STEIITSs5
STRIPED Or FIGUKED PAT. ERNs-s7.
SO and 81
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MINNIX. FONDA l. COMPANY,

1t s07 PennA ave. NV. Telephone 1914
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"ELEvEx-QrAKrER."

wHITEs3 So. -. g.. s6. -. IS. IS 80
snf siO Q psir
wHIIE-af pnoi-s5 pair.
WHITE-spscfIi lot sd pair.
REDS - 70 siOs pair
GRAY e. -. 80. 81 and - a pair
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P rs,syy Fans.

Our stock Of EVENING FANS il une 1celled
for beauty and lowness of price, No evening cos
tune. no matter how handsome, is complete
without FAN to match. Bring q sample piece
OF your dress down with you and we'll have Just
the fan you want To csrry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
FIJI DTTss:::s Ss siTs::

The gentlemen call for FULL DRESS SHIRTS
and We have them. ALI styles and sizes Of
bosom for one. two or three studs. For stylish
Dress Shirts you should see us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

These embrace
Diagonals, Chew
rons, Cheviots,
Clay Diagonals.
Kerseys, Mel
tons, Sicilians.
Broadwale. Bed
fords. Mixed
Tweeds. En-
broidered Ker-
seys. Cancels
Hair. FREEZES.
English Coat
ings. &c. . made
up in following
stylish shapes:
b OK &C ks.
Refers. Tight
fitting. English
Walking. DOL
droukas. Wat
teau Plat, Coat
back and other
nameless styles
30 much ad-
nired this sea-
son. The shades
EN- b a g the
popular Tan.
Grays. Checks.
Mixtures. Black.
Navy and Nov
city Cloths. In
the variety you
will also find a
few Black and
Light Fur-trin-
med Coat s,
which were
S12. 80 and $15.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-18

uUup IUu Duu !
Of HALEY,
Alturas Hotel, HALEY
Monday Evening, February %, 90.
rEoceeuS " 20 10 INC
HALEY HOSE COMPANY.
Committee On Invitation.
Mrs J. G. GnIsFIrH, Mns. N RANDALL,
Floor Managers.
MISS c. STOWE, MISS R. ELLSWORTH,
y. CHAMBsRLAIN " T. CRAMER.
Floor Director.
Miss ELLA ELLSWORTH
Reception Commi: tee.
MRs. g. NJ PARSONS, Mrs. c. o. srocKsLAaKn,
N. NJ RuIcK. :" G. HARVEY.
MUSIC by
THE BELLEVUE ORCHESTRA
Invitations must ,s n-ss.nt., a, .hs ,,o-
'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-18
French POlitenrss.

The politeness Of Frenchmen is
provetbial, but we remember TO bet.
ter illustration than when, before our
civil war, a French general was in.
vited to attend country muster of
militia in the State of New York.
After the review came dinner, and a
somewhat intoxicated individual
called upon the general for his opin.
ion in regard to the New York mi.
li,ia.
This was his reply: 81 have seen
the armies Of Russia; have seen the
armies of England; | have seen the
grand armies of France; BUT | have
never seen SUCH soldiers as the militia
of New York. No, never"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-18

No""po" P'oPS''y \'"0 WY n"kJ %
leased until the 1st of May; but at
that date the owners will resume op-
erations on an effective scale. Across
the creek, the Nettie shows great
deal Of ore; the Argent and other
subdivisions of the French Boys
claims show genuine bonanzas; the
Cyclops seems 10 be in the Red Cloud
ore channel; the Wolitone has passed
into hands Who probably have
a purchaser for it; and the Narrow
Gauges and other claims are by no
means abandoned, though not show.
ing much ore at present. As to the
Red Cloud, it promises to prove
THE mine of this region and,
even at present prices for silver and
lead, is said to show enough ore to
pay monthly dividends for six years.
On the East Fork Of Wood River the
North Star group maintains its excel
lent record of tho past four or five
years, and still gives employment to
large number OF men. The Arctic
and Antarctic and several other
groups each give employment to a
few men; and the Triumph, which
has shown considerable ore for years,
will surely he put in the dividend
paying list this summer,
In E|khorn gulch the Quaker City
ard other claims show pay ore, which
will be extracted as soon as hauling
can be resumed. The Baltimore and
Victoria group is about to be sold to
an Eastern Company, which will work
it for all it Is worth.
On Boulder creek there are at least
two strong companies that will ship
ore regularly during the season.
On Warm Springs creek, on Lake
creek, and il and around Galena are
many claims that show much ore.
Over the range "Rei Wing" or
Vienna will doubtless have genuine
boom. The Vienna company's mill
will be started, and quite force Of
miners, millmen, teamsters aud others
will DO employed.
In Beaver guloh the Silver King
will employ quite force Of men, and
several other claims will give ems
ploymeut to few each.
The upper country - Bay horse,
Clayton, ChalI!s, etc.-promises to
boom, this summer.
Many of the properties mentioned
will be operated, no matter what fate
is meted to the silver bill now before
Congress. But there is no doubt that,
if that bill becomes a law, all will be
operated, and that work will be re.
sumed on many more which are now
idle. In fact, should the bill pass,
Wood River and vicinity would enjoy
a genuine mining boom - boom
that would at least quadruple the
value OF all real and mining property,
and greatly enhance the value OF the
products OF the surrounding farms.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-18

d cs-S sSss-. tsr;H-c-t-.:sor ci ast.
- VA. va .. IL. .s.Es r.o >.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-18
n office Of Co-Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that co-partnership
BRoSAUOH has this dsy been formed between JOHN
A. Boaas and GEORGE BRoSAuaH. to conduct the
business of the ELK SALOON. at the old stand, on
Bank.
The firm will be pleased to cater to its
friends and the public, as above
JOHN A. BoGGs,
GEORGE BRoNAUGH.
HALEY, IDAHO, October 10, 1891.
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The Forum
"THE FOREMOST PERIODICAL FOR
TnoUGHrFUL READERS"

Among the features If the Forum for 1891 will
be:
Results OF the Census: series Of articles by
General Francis A. Walker: Results OF the Latest
Research and of the Most Recent Achievements III
All Important Lines OF Work. in Science and in
industry; by specialists; Political Discussions:
By the leaders of opinion in the United states
ana by foreign statesmen; Shibboleths CT the
Time: series of Critical examinations of popu.
lar opiniens oy W s. Lilly, the British essayis /;
Autobioersphicsl Essays: A series to which some
81 the most noted men of the time, American and
British. have already contributed; Discussions of
Socisl aud Religious Problems in the Initsd
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ciss Of work along all dir. ctors Of actiy.
ity: BY the foremost Critica, writers,
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-18
THE EUROPEAN HARE Tn

of Europe offers from all other Hares or Rabbits
in many important points, which We mention in
cur treatise. They noted fer their size, waltz
able skin, and fine favored meat, par.aking very
much OF venison. full grown Hare will weigh
ten to twelve pounds. They are much more prof
liable than poultry are easily kept ana with less
cost of feed. They are naturally very gentle and
doeile. The Belgian Hare win always command
ready sale in the market for their hne meat. The
price and a treatise sent Gu application. Address
a. l. RuNGE, Importer and Breeder,
No. 2s-s South St, TACOMA, WASHINGTON.
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Salary $25 Per Week.

Wanted Good Agents 70 sell our General line
OF me rchsndise. No peddling. Above salary will
be paid to ..live" agents.
For further information, address:
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO..
mhlly ITS West Van Dursn st, Chicago. Ill.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-23

When was the bridegroom coming?
That information the bridegroom HIM
self, though Sir Henry Clinton's adju-
tant, could not yet precisely give. 1--WE
are soon to make blow at the High
lands-then you will see me, so be
wrote, and sent the message in a silver
bullet. Silver bullets, walnuts split and
glued together, and stuffed with pithy
notes instead Of kernels, and all manner
of treacherous tokens, passed between
Brothertoft manor and the red out
'posts. Whether facts leaked out from
ieaky old Put when glasses too many Of
the Brothertoft Yellow Seal were under
his belt, whatever true or false intelli-
Cence Scrammel paid for his post on
Miss Lucy's sofa, every such fact was
presently sneakiDg away 3outhward liz
the pocket of Young BilSby, or some
other Tory tenant on the manor.
81 saw Miss Lucy mopin and mopin
worse AMI worse" says Voltaire, hut l
couldn't do nothin, and there l sot in
the pantry like dumb hoppertoad,
watchin child walkin up to a rattle
snake"
Voltaire's faith without works was
almost dead.
Young BilSby must have sneaked up
To Brothertoft manor with the news OF
Clinton's expedition TO the relief OF Bur
goyne Just at the time that Mr.. Brother
lofts announcement or his presence at
Fishkill reached Voltaire.
~ did not dare tell Miss Lucy her
father was so near" says the major do
mo. ''until ali at once, on the fourth of
this month, we saw King Georges
ships living of Kings Ferry, and by and
by up the hill comes Major Kerr to the
manor house, req as beet"
Upon this arrival Lucy first fully
com pretended what misery the mater
nal fiat was TO bring upon her. Voltaire
foupd her weeping aud utterly desolate.
AT once his faith worked out words.
The dumb hoppertoad found voice to
croak, "Ware rattleSnake."
'You are going 10 be married, Miss
Lucy?" be asked.
She wanted sympathy sadly, poor
child! As soon as be spoke she made
tableau and 3 scene-both tragic. She
laid her head on the old fellows shout
der-tableau. She burst into tears
scene.
Woolly wig and black phiz bent over
fair hair and pale face. Delicate lips
Of q fine lold Lincolnshire stock MUIR
injured a Rlaint Thick lips Of coarse
oId African stock mutiered vow OF de-
votiou. Alittle, high bred hand, veined
with sangne azul, yielded itself to the
leathery pleasure Of brown paw. All,
moor childlh She had need Of q friend.
and was nottcritical as to color.
40 DO ularriedg'' Lucy Responded
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!. us I.ucy OILY kaOws how 70

hating. Miss Lucy only knows how to
love-"
Fort bien voltairel except the pro-
nunciatIon ''lUb.
''lt was only day OF two before the
capture Of the forts that my tardy mes
sage OF good will reached my friend
here" said the ex-Patroon.
And just in time" that friend re-
joined.
Il hope So" sighed Putnam's or
derby.
"Yes, sir" the negro said, turning to
SkerEett. at was now or never. So
left my great dinner party. Sir Henry
Clinton and his suite were to dine with
US to-day"
Grand company the major said,
seeing that a tribute OF respect was
wanted.
"Sir Henry Clinton, repeated the
butler with pride. Il didn't like to
leave. My wife Sappho can cook prime.
But where's the style TO come from
when Pm away? Who's to give the sig
mails? Ground dishes! Handle covers!
Draw covers! Furrud march with COW
ers TO the pantryp Who's TO pull the
corks and pour the MADEIRA so it won't
blob itself dreggy?"
He paused and sighed.
Edwin Brotherto;t was silent. The
thought OF red dinner parties at the
manor was evidently not agreeable to
him.
1--WE are not getting along at a gal
lOp," thought Skerrett. "But we are on
the trail. My guides must take their
own time. They know the way and the
dangers, aud do not. The facts will
all come out within five minutes.
"Well, Voltaire," he said, "a bad ap-
petite to 'em all. Go on with your
story. You make me hungry with your
dinner parties"
"Ha, ha," chuckled the butler-his
vision OF himself as Granymede, serving
Sir Clinton Tonans with hypernectare-
Gus tipple, vanishing. "Ha, ma" and
with his triumph he lapsed for mo-
ment into TOmbigbee. "Dey thinks,
down ter de manor, that Use lynn sick
abed with de cOlOred mObbus."
And then the old fellow proceeded to
relate how he had slammed sick yester-
day, lodged away at evening and
tramped all night by bypaths through
the Highlands; how British scouts had
challenged his steps and fired at his
rustic; how stumbling blocks had az
fronted his shins and many stump had
met his toes, and how al last after man
fold periS he had found his old master
under the guise Of an orderly and an
nOunced TO him new wrong in the
house Of Brothertoft-a new wrong, the
climax of an old tyranny.
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such a weapon-brandish it, too, and
strike on much less provOcation than
she has."o
''She is not free AGENT" replied
Brothertoft. "Her mother dominates
her. She forced her TO disown me. She
will force her to this marriage. Lucy
has been quelled all her life. hope and
believe that il she were released, or
even supported for one moment in re-
beIlion, her character might find it had
vigor. But she is still willow in her
mothers hands. II the mother, for
whatever reasons, has made up her
mind to this marriage, she will crowd
her:daughter into it,"
"What reasons are sufficient for such
tyranny.
81 divine metaphysical reasons that 1
cannot speak of. 1t pains me greatly,
my dear young friend, to talk harshly of
my daughters mother. Perhaps after
all she may mean kindly now. She may
be mistaken in Kerr"
"No," said Peter. mo woman OF the
world can mistake such a fellow"
"Still, he is strong friend to have
on the other side"
Eyes; and this is moment when the
other side is up and we are down. |
can see how, with these great estates,
Patrooness may be willing to save her
self a confscatlon. She can pretend to
be neutral, with leaning to Liberty:
and leave her son-in-law to rescue the
acres il Liberty goes to the gallows."
''Such considerations have brought
matters to a crisis. Kerr is there on the
spot Clinton is victor. So the poor
child is hurried off without giving her
time to consider"
1--WE must make time for her. I will
go at my plans presently. But should
like to hear little more of Voltaire's
story"
"You are very kind to take this In
treest in the welfare OF a desolate and
disheartened man and those who are dear
m him