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HYMENEAL.

MARAIsT-FUsELIER-At the
Catholic church Tuesday evening
the 9Th inst, Mr.. Charles Maraist
and Miss Elise fuselier, daughter
of Mr.. Alcide Fuselier, were unit
ed i'll marriage.
OLIVIER -TEoCLAIR Tuesday
evening January 5, at the Catho-
lie church, Mr.. Rene Olivier and
Miss Armence Trosclair were
married.
The MESSENGERS tenders its best
wishes to the young couples for
happiness and prosperity in THAR
married lifc.
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NOTICE.
In the matter Of the Estate of Rosemond
alias Trasimond Simsi,u deceased.
Probate Docket, No 2SlO.
DIST judicial District Court.

State OF Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin.
Whereas, Charlotte st. Pc Widow and
Administrators Of the succession Of
Rosemond alias TrasimOnd Smsim. de-
ceased, has flied in the Office of the Clerk
of the Twenty first Judicial District
Court OF the State Of Louisiana holding
sessions in and for the Parish of st.
Martin her GnaI tableau If CIassifica-
tion and distrihution of said succession
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objpc-
lions if any they have 10 the said Ia
blpau with the Clerk Of said Court at
his Office in the Town of st. Martinville.
within ten days, after the first publica-
ton hereof, otherwise the same will be
in due course Of law, approved ara ho.
m0logated.
Witness The Hon. James +. MOuton
Judge Of said Court at St. Martinyille.
Parish Of 81. Martin, Louisiana, this
4th day of January \. u. 1892.
X. MARTIN. WI. b. EAsFIN,
Attorney by Clerk Of Court.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Nalciy LcdouX ais,
VS.,
Edmond LapeyrOuzc ST.,
2lst Judicial District Court,

State of Louisiana, Parish of St. Martin
BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sal,
issued in the above entitled and mum
| bered suit and to me directed by the
Honorable 2lst Judicial District Court
IN and for the parish of ST. Martin. dated
the 10th of June 4. ID. 1885. ] will
proceed to sell at public auction To the
last and highest bidder. 1T the Court
House door IN the town of ST. Martin
vile. between the legal sale hours. on
SATURDAY THE 10th DAY OF JAN
uARY a. D.lS9l.
the following property seized b. Deputy
Sheriff a. V. Fleming, to wit:
The undivided half of Il tract of land
situated in the parish of st. Martin mea.
surfing three hundred and twenty six
supercial acres composed of three por-
tions of land being the n W sec 80 .
Sc. The of " see 30 t9srSc.
Then of W see 3Ot3 srSc.
End the undivided half of e of g
see p and ne of ne sec 80 t9sr7e
in the south western land District, @:
Louisiana.
;rd the undivided half If u e ser -
sr7 e. and " of ne of see 80 9sr
L III south western land District of
Louisiana containing two hundred and
two l. 100 acres.
It'll the undivided half of a tract ui
land measuring forty five acres more or
less bounded on the western line by the
tract Of land herein first described y. f..
by public Lands and south by lands Of
AlcNaudre DcclOuct.
9Th The undivided half of tract of
land measuring eight acres more or less
bounded oD the Northern line by
land first above described, f.. by lands If
Alexandra Dcclouct and W. by Lake
Catahoula and also the undivided half
nf all ether PORTIONS of land COMPRISING
said plantation as may have been ac-
quircl by the firm Of Felix Olivier & Co.
~ tax sale made by tax collector Of the
Parish of 81. Martin.
Terms and condition Cash.
Shcriif'S Office 18th day of December
4. ID. 1891. CAB. GAEDFM,I.
Sheriff.
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Shcriff's Sale.
AureiIa Gauthier, widow of Charles st.
iermain.
vs.,
AuguSte Nlaraist,
TWenty-iirst Judicial District Court.
No 1929.

Parish of ST. Martin, State Of Louisiana
By virtue Of a writ of Rieri Facias
issued III the above entitled and mum.
bered suit, and 10 me directed by the
honorable the Twenty-first judicial Dis
| trlct Court, in and for the parish of ST.
Martin, dated the 18th day of December.
A. ID. 1891. have seized and will proceed
" sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, AT the Court HOUSE door
IN The town ri ST. MartinyiIlp, between
the legal sale hours on
SATURDAY JANUARY the 3Oth 1892.
the following described property to wit:
10 a tract o. land situated at La
P"inte DIES Wilt having four arpents
and Il half front, 10 be drawn from the
thirty Eiths arptnts line on the East
Slda "f Bayou rcche. with Il depth Of for
ty five arpents.
- Anoth,r tract # land situated at
IA" same place, having Il front Of four
arprnts on the rear line of Edgar Du-
crrst's land by depth Of forty Arpents.
bounded NoI,h 'y lard brlonging for
nri ~ to Je"n Hap,iStr 1arras, South by
,lna Gi iiirrracc WIZ. East by Public
lands and lani4 of I. Wiz. nud Westby
lands, Of Edgar UIIcrr.I aud Bap.is tr
W III. ana Inst"thrr Wiz, sail linis All
i'!' buildings, irt,ce'. III improyrm -ntS
thereon erected and thereon Stinling.
This being the SaIHr Plantation pnrrhas.
ell h. 81. GBB.ain and NaIaiSt. at the
Public sale az The Succession of Alex.
Wilt. made hy Il. /. Fnnrnrt Deputy
Sheriff Of the parish of It. Martin on thr
,tii OF JANUARY 1870, aid which il bonn
lied to-day rs follows, 70 wit: North by
land OF Jean Bantiste Wiltz and Widow
J. heri0t .'r.. south by land of Widow
Iheo. Bertrand. Eugene Perrioux and
Dthrrs. East by The land Of Leonard Sd |
vote, and West liy lands of Baptistp
Witt ana Mrs. Dupuy. |
Seized To satisfy said above mentioned |
aDd numbered writ.
Terms and conditions, Cash.
Shpriff's Office this Ord day of Decenl-
Der. i. ID. 1897. CAB. CARDINAL.
Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter Of the Estate of Faustin
Bernard Romero deceased.
Probate Docket No a2lG,
DIST Judicial District Court.

State Of Louisiana, Parish of st. Martin
Fly virtue Of an order aud commits
sion frcm the Honorable the Twenty
first Judicial District Court of the State
of Louisiana. holding sessions i'm and for
the Parish of st. Martin, of date Dpcpm-
Der nth 1891.
|, Angelina Romero ADMINISTRATORS If
the SucceSsinn of Faustn Bernard Ro
nero deceased. will offer for sale and
will sol nj public auction 10 the last
an! highest bidders for Cash. at the
Court House door in the Town Of ST.
MartIalillr on
THURSDAY THE lith DAY OF JANU-
AIRY NEXT lsg2.
between tho legal safe hours. the follow
Ing described property, belonging To said
succession, to wit:
!. \ certain tract Of land situated in
the Parish Of ST. Martin. measuring one
and three fifth arpen;s front by depth
OF Forty two arpents. bounded on The
North by lands of the Estate If Faust:n
Bernard Romero, South by the land os
Jules \. Rabin, East by land formerly
belonging ;n Eaisin \. Fournet and Yves,
by Prairie Tongue.
>. Another tract Of land situated AT
Llsle de Cypress III this parish of 81.
Martin. having "a front Of Que and tire.
iifths arpents by Twenty Eight arpents
IN depth. bounded on the North 10y the
land formerly belonging Ia Jacques
Dorp, South by land formerly belonging
to Y. !. FourBet. East bv Bayou MiIiiem
and West by the Coulee de Elsie de
Cypress.
Terms and conditions. Cash.
ANGELINA ROMERO.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
st. SMartinyille. December IL. 1891.
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Sherihs Sale.
jules Jpanlnard,
vs.,
Philip Alick,
oIn.nA
9l2S,
Twentv-frst Judicial District Count.

Parish Of st. Martin. state Of Louisiana.
BY virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias
issued in the above entitled and num-
hcrcd suit, and 10 me directed by the
Honorable the Twrnty-frst Judicial Dis
trict Court. in aiId for tho parish Of St.
Martin, dated the 9Th day Of December,
\. ID. 1892, have seized and will proceed
to sell at pnblic auction 10 the last and
highest bidder. at the Court House door
III the town of II. Martinville, between
the legal sale hours on
SATURDAY JANUARY the 3Oth 1892.
the following described property, to wit:
4 certain tract If land situated in the
parish of St.NIartin measuring sixty-two
(62) arpents in superficial area, bounded
North by the land Of 4. Martin. East hy
the Public Road, South by land Of Y.
Martin and West by that of ThibOdeaux.
Together Herewith all the improvements
thereon erected and thereon standing.
Seized to satisfy said above mentioned
writ:
Terms and conditions. Cash.
Sheriff's Office this BIRD day Of Deem
Der, 4. ID. 1891. CAB. GARDEMAL,
,s&xs Sheriff
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Notice. to Candidates.

All candidates are respectfully
requested to come forward and
make themselves known to the
public. We will announce all
from now until the
election for the small sum of five
dollars 81.
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Local News.

Miss Coralie Rousseau spent
New Years in the city.
Mr.. Albert Rousseau spen,
Christmas with his parents.
This is leap year, this is your
chance girls, make the best of it.
There was ice Saturday and
Sunday morning and a heavy
frost.
The St. John and keystone
plantations have finished grinding
this week.
Miss Laurence Lacaze gave
her friends a delightful soiree
Tuesday evening.
Miss Laurence Lacaze gave n
delightful reception to her friends
Oh new years eve.
Mr.. Arthur Duchamp, of New
York was III town this week, visit
Ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. Louis i. Gary of New
Orleans spent New Years with
his parents IN this town.
CAL at loulou's Fruit and
Candy stand YOU will find all kind
Of Fruits and CANDY you want
Mr.. Gueriniere Broussard
made a trin here this week 70
spend New Years i'll his family. /
Miss sLeona Gauthier gave a
soirce to her friends on her IA
theirs plantation tuesday G, ening.
There vas quite rush at the
Shorlif's office this week. by per
SONS vino came 90 pay their taxes.
Mr.. 7. J. Molly who is now
resident of New iberia. spent
New Years With MS old friends in
81. ATqrtinvillr.
y no ale the Repabllcans, the
accused or accusers? Those who
nave been with the negroes, Of
course. the accusers.
Nessrs. Albert and Robert
Noorhic5; made a short visit here
this week. 10 spend Nov Years
with their parents. ,
They are Republicans will ox-
claim .ocallod Democrats who {
have done Ill their political work ,
with the negroes. What c0nsi.- 5
,cncy. 4
The presidents Of the anti
ottory clubs viii rect If Braaux :
8ril&o to-m3rrGv- II organize It {
Darisi executive committee and to |
appoint "a member to tl,c state '
.ortrai committee, {
The Iarmoth faction. If the c
party Eaye POSTPONED I
hen state convention from the |
8. inst t. the Y, Of February. ! f
Ihe Har'=h If st Martin is emit. G
led 10 10 votes IN said COM ention. t
Mir. Johr Ca;rrT was given .
he contract for the keeping of y
he fridge ct His place, at the pu-
lie sale made last Morday. Mr..
'airIis lid. ninety-eiSht dollars. -
cling tie Lowest. The parish
aid $3.50 last wear fer tho same =
'ork. I,
There was a delightful s6iree :,
-iyen 1T the residence of Mr. :
DIN Csrns CT New Years, which r
as largely attended, by the beau -
les Of Pinaudville. Our friends
n the other side of the bayou know
ow 70 eni, y themselves, and it is :
it'll pleasure We hear Ct it. "
--Governor McEnery has final .,
: written his letter accepting the "
omination tcEdered him by one
the conventions hold at Baton al
.ouge on the Is. of December al
Isl. The letter is Il long one. il
lcEnory accept. the nomination :,
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In faith whereof. witness my sigma
turc and seal of Court al -. Martinville,
Parish of st. Martin. Louisiana, this 9th
day of December \. >. 1881.
A. FoUEhEf, Clerk of Court.
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VIII tnelf contents
which consisted of goods and fur
mture. This loss which is heavy
Is only partly covered by insur
ance.
MIR. Alidor Thibodeau, one OF
the trusted employees of the Key
stone plantation left this week
with the other employees for their
home Ill Lafourchc parish. Mr.
IhIbodeaux is Il man Of great ex-
perience III sugar making and his
valuable services have been So
cured by the keystone plantation
tor the last eight or ten years.
Mr.. George Eastin has
bought the grocery store of Mrs.
Gulrard, and takes pleasure to
announce to his friends and The
public that he will give his per
sonal attention to the store. and
soiicit3 their patronage.
Sheriff Gardcmal has secured
the valuable services of that popu-
lar and cstimable gentleman, Mr..
y. '. Fleming. to act in the office
as a deputy sheriff. This is GER
taInly a valuable acquisition to
the office, which is so well man /
aged by the sheriff himsnlf, and
his etficent, atfable and accomoda- !
ting chief deputy, Judge j. 0. |
Sr.
1t is the desire of the Super
% public education to /
get the statistics of the private !
schools of the parishes of the
State. Mr.. j. u. Olivier, super
Tor this parish has been
furnished with blanks for the pur-
pose "f getting these statistics
md we hope the teachers of all
private schools will cheerfullv
.urnlsh same to him when he calls.
1t Is curious how the politi-
,iahs nHtc to be told that they
nave been with the negroes, that
ley have cajoIei them for their
'otts. Even those who have done
20 openly l'lush when they are re-
of the fact. Now think
hp ctrcat it will have On the {
neakcr who entered the negro :
abin BY the back door when plo-
ect> d by The cover OF the night,
Won't he whine when he will be ,
Nposcd? It is unnecessary for t
ertaln individuals to accuse all l
llei. oppohents Of being Repu-
'iicans. The people know per- .
ecHy we'll those who have med !
lie and affiliated with not only I
he Republicans. but with the ne
roes, md their Infamous practice j
III surely be exposed.
The editor of the Reveille it !
ppears, is a man who has travell
u very extensively; he may have
ladc Il trip around the world, and
erhaps to the moon, but with all
lese advantages, the knowledge
nj experience he has acquired is
Stravagant, not to say ridiculous.
he assessed valuation of the
hole parish of St. Martin is
arely over a million dollars, and
is inocent enough to anticipate I
r hope for the building in this II
'wn of a "three million" dollar p
,tton mill He must indeed be C
happy mortal. Speak reason, e
I'D do not let you exalted ideas d
ld anticipations transport your
nagination in So lofty ambitions
lat will fade before You as he
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LIST OF JURORS.

State of Louisiana. Parish of st. Martin.
| hereby certify that the following
named persons were drawn To serve rs
Jurors for the first week Uf the February
term Of the Twenty first judicial Dis
irict Court of the stale of Louisiana,
holding sessions in and for the Parish OF
st. Martin; SAID February term 1892,
and first week commencing on the first
day OF February y. -. 1892. and from
said fifty names 50 drawn, the Grand
Jury is 10 be- selected
The MANN. lraN,, f.r ftt,,
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State of Louisiana, Parish, of St. Martin.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use .lrONyn's Iron Bisfcrs.

Physicians recommend II.
All dealers keep il. Gl.ol per ho; ,c. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed rcdlnc on wrapper.
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DO YOU want TO save - to 80 gents on
every dollar you spend: II 50. write for
our Illustrated Catalogue. containing
illustrations and prices Of everything
manufactured in The states. at manu-,
features prices io,G1 Illustrations. alt
lines represented. Catalogue mailed
free on application address.
CHICAGO GENEEAL SUPPLY Co.,
No Us NcstVanBurrn ST.,
CUIcAgo IJ rs.
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iric; Court of the Stale of Louisiana.
holding sessions in and for the Parish OF
st. Martin; said February term 1892,
and first week commencing on the first
day OF February y. -. 1892. and from,
said fifty names so drawn, the Grand
Jury is to be selected
| The names drawn for the
FIRST WEN.
are us follows, to wit:
Ward. Ward.
Erastc Benin lit. \. Cormicr LIST.
I'd. DclhOmlner ith. Arthur Liable LIST.
Jos. Pellcrin ith. phit. Dwyer 3rd.
Uiy. Bienvenu Isl. Louis Liable LIST.
Webster Boycd lth. Chas. Maraist 3rd.
Ed. Gucrincre l>t. Zimmerman I'd.
ID. l.. Pcl!erin iih. \. Thibodealix 81.
Placide Marks 9TH. Chas. Guirard LIST.
Alex. BrcarS lSt. Adam Potter 3rl.
Paul lialphrn st. Valery Guidry 3rd.
Alex. Gudry 9Th. +. VI. Thomas LIST.
Vim. pclIerin Bird. Roht IIalphcn LIST.
Onezirhr Sam oh. i. UcOffroy itl.
|. ThihodcanX III. SAM Martin 18th.
Clchcrt Roy 1'h. Au". Barras 3rd.
j. =. l,ouSsiiiun 9th. Leo. pclerin LIST.
lIrryil. David oh Eng. Olivier LIST.
Henry Ecslin 1t. Lee Judicc 1st.
VIM. Dwycr 3rl. 4. Dclhnmmer It'll.
Oscar David i>t. James Eusy It'll.
Robert Irwin l.t. Aiccc Guidry 9th.
- ~.
- '''"ou'"N f'".
Louis Bouligny 1T. jos. Fcuiant lst,
And the following persons were
drawn 10 serve for the
SECOND WErk.
81 said term; said week commencing OF,
Monday. Fcbrrury.Slh 1852.
Ward. Ward.
Felix Ncpycux lst. \. j. Louis LIST.
Con. Guiibcau 1T. G.. Barlmgardncrl
;Simcon Ilebert l,t. John Marine LIST.
Lucien Roy 9Th. VIM. kiddcr 9TH.
'''' '"''' "i" "'".
vi ont. Bowed lth, ATlhur Isarr:lS .Srfl.
,
Henry BrrrcS Isl. l.. &. DIchamD 3rd.
p, >, =
ifcuIN licbPGl ON. tlItX. W lltL ISL.
-, ~ =, =, -. =,
/. IL. NGOrnicS Isl. 1iOuOrc EOchOn LIST.
ElOi Lopez Isl. Alf. Billatd 1til
a.. %, =,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-19
- - Renan and AnIma aIs.


 N. Renan has gone to Brittany, where he usually spends his summers, he and Ma dame Renan, taking with them grandchil- dren, birds and domestic animal, as well as domestics. It amuses him to contem- plate the animals. Frenchman-like, he is fond of cats and is lover of dogs, while admitting the dog to be an unclean animal. Before he left town he descanted with me on "dog individuslities," and on the canine and feline traits which had given him much fered little from that of bright, affection ate child. The lights and shades of one are common to the other. NJ. Renan's per sopal recollections of dogs are endless, and he might fill book with traits and stories of them and of cats He thinks we are, on the whole, better than our ssventeenth-cen- tury ancestors, and asks for no fuller proof than what lies in the pIesent-dsy manner of looking at animals. Descartes and the philosophers of his time only saw in them machines. They were wound up like auto mata to do certain things. Their suffering could not be very deep when they were beaten or otherwise ill-used. If there are now yivisectionists in whom the lust of cruelty goes sometimes hand in hand with the love of science, there are people to en- force Martins act and the Grsmmont law. The world, says NJ. Renan, is learning to see relatiyes-in collateral and far out de- grees no doubt-in animals. Their poor little lives are just like ours, but cast in narrower lines. You find the germ of ev- cry faculty that we can boast of in their hearts and brains. The worst sin of omis- sion of Christianity was its disregard for animal life.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-19

was as green as was, and the ears as vel developed as mine.
 '1 said, fYes'm.'
 Well, she says, I want some for din ner, so bring half dozen as soon as yov can.'
 As soon as We canF saysI. Do yor want it cannedF
 "She said she did not want it canned Then she began to ask about watermelons Did We have some that was ripeI told hel 'Yes'm.'
 t'Was they on icei
 "No'm, they was on the sidewalk.
 "Would we put half of one on ice and bring it around at six o'clock
 We would.
 "Would We have the seeds taken outl
 With pleasure.
 "All right. Did we keep vichy water in siphonsi
 "'Yes'm.'
 "Was that on icel
 ''No. But told her we'd put half 6 siphon on ice. and bring it around st sir o'clock with the bubbles taken out, if she'd say the word.
 Then she said she guessed everything we had around herA was nice and fresh, but there was such thing as being too fresh, and she believed she'd try the other store, so needn't bother. Yes, sir, that wom- ans 6 crank"
 Eddie" said the grocery man, as he slowly rolled the white paper around 6 pound of cheese, 'my nephew will be here next week from Germany, and am going to give him your job. Meanwhile I'll try to get along without any little boy" You'll have to-" said Eddie, "'cause I'm goin' to leave"
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SELFISH.

Henry-Maud, may I kiss you just oncel
 Maud-Oh, Henry, how selfish you are. Boston Courier.
 have to be ironed before they are present able. Chicago Inter Ocean.
 Tommy-The lion is 8 carnivorous ami nal, ain't he, pawi MT. Figg-Yes. That is what makes him 30 dangerous to meat. Indianapolis Journal.
 The man who first said that talk was cheap never paid S2 for attempting to talk over the telephone line from London to Paris for the space of three minutes Utica Observer.
 "Papa," said Harry, as he looked at his new baby brother, ';I wish we had seven more, because with him and me and seven moro we'd have a baseball nine. e."-Har- per's Young People.
 Husband-How about che new cook can she make good many fancy dishesl Wife-I hope she can, but so far she has only succeeded in breaking good many. Chicago Inter-Ocean.
 Boston Man-If Mars has inhabitants We might learn from them. New York Man If Mars is inhabited we might sell to them. Chicago Man-If Mars is inhabited we might borrow from them.-New York Herald.
 "Pve jist wrote letter to MT. Cleve- land," said the seedy man. "Sent it anony- nous, see!" ''But why didn't you sign iti' "So as he won't answer it. Then I'll git s job wid dime museum. oils Journal.
 When young man comes home and does a great deal of whispering to his mother it is a sign that his wife doesn't act to suit him. The only secrets most men confde to their mothers are complaints against their wives.-Atchison Globe.
 Gertie-Papa, will our new mamma 80 mad after awhilel
 Father-what question: Why do you ask suck thiDgi
 Gertle-N ell, I heard her tell the cook yesterday that she got badly bitten when she married you.-Kate Fields Washing ton.
 "rm very glad to have been any com fort to your poor husband, my good wom. an. But what made you send for me in- stead of your own ministerp 'Well, sir, it's typhus my poor husbands got. and we dinna think it is just richt for our ain deal minister to run the risk. ."-Glssgow Citi zen.
 Employer-You took a day of to go q fishing yesterdayi Employe-Yes, sir Employer anythingi Employe- Nothing, sir. Employer (making a power. full effort to appear cslm)-Come up tc my house this evening. I want to have [ talk with you about taking you into part nership.-New York Press
 The fresh air charity in Portland ar ranged to send to the country two healthy children whose mother needed relief from care of them. They did not appear at thu station at the appointed time, and one o the kind ladies hunted them up "WhI did you not come to the station" asked the lady when the children were found "Because mamma thought you would sent a hack for us," they replied. -Bango Commercial.