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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

NEw WATcH SHoP.-Mr. John =.
F1ty has rented the room Of Mrs.. Ernv.
Re the public square adjoining Psrker's
|>sidier shop. and opened shop for tie
Esrxir Of watches, ciocks, jewelry. etc
III promises BY good work and prompt
70 business. and reasonable
Fr'ses. 70 merit the public patronage,
rri solicits your custom. He will also
Ps2sir sewing machines Of any kind. q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

lxrxovExExrs.-Nr. Ben. Schrader
.: All the foundation for = addition
10 bis house.
NJ. Nat. Smith Il repairing the prop
|effy o. North Main street. which be
|bcsght recently.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

MAJ siED. q Schnellviiie. M. Gsorg'
schsat. o. Ceiestine. and Mis- Theresa
ochnell. laughter ~ Mr. Henry Schnell
O. SchnellviIle. The CoUaaEs congrstu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

There l. no danger from whoopine cough
when Chambsrlsins Cough Remedy Is free
~ given. Il liquef-s the tough. tenacious
mucus and aids in it, expect oration II al
50 lessons the severity and frequency u the
psrsxysms Of coughing, and insures =
speedy recovery. There i not the least dan
ger in giving il 70 children or babies. q il
contains no injurious substance so cont
bottles for sale By J. r. Sab. Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

FoR REyT.-The owner OF the Daniel
House Offers that property for rent nov
for : store room. ofIices, residence for
several families, or apartment rooms Ii
IL eIiRibiy located for any Of these usee
Or will rent Il entire for hotel. Apply
10 Joseph Egg. Jssper. Ind. IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

- Influenza knocked endwsys." a.
10 coughs, colds. Group. whooping
|ca1gh. bronchitis. &C. with &C. G.. T.
Certain Cough Cure Sold By n.
|Eriedman. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

0nr. Leo Y. Spsyd u talking OF
building tgo-sfory houss on Main
street this wear. to be used Tor sgsicul-
tursl MACH merry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

The L Z. 4 81. l. r. r Il again open
for through business. Eqslpment first
c'sss. giving passengsrs excellent &C.
Communications to and from ST Louie
and Louisville. Psrlor and dining cars
on day trains. Sleeper on night trsins.
r. A. CAnPBELL. Geu1 Pass. All.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

, Sesmersheim 4 Co. received car
!osd o. goods this week, and their house
u crowded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

49,. WILLIAM " KENDALL. ~ Hall township
\. ~.-isiste FIR County Assessor 81 Dubois county
ss'r % ih> i<-s-ion u the Democratic County Con
y tsa kPri Oh, i-se
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

UWiIl you exchange your cough for
} IS cent bottle OF &C. c. g. Certain
Ixazt Cure 2" II %. 60 to your drug.
= e1wsys ssady @ make The
fs1e f3r quarter. Sold By -. Fried
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

Tomorrow afternoon. March 8.
q ? O'Clock, the sdminstrators auction
ssls Of nice building Iots in Enthoieu's
sub-division on Mill. Jsckson and 18th
streets, will take place, 10 which attsn :
tion IL invited The hotel known @ the
Farmers House, IL Jssper. will Be sold
BY the administrator ct private sale BY
order Of court, IN the way ststed In the
0umer0ue ssle notices posted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

.,rrrr n. rRAyLDR. n Rome to~n-hip. 70 can.
49, a. rs@I-tt ion q. sheriff o. Dubpi. County. sub
w K. ~ s-tl.isn n the psi1ocrrtie County CONVEX
|. AZ April s.A. ies@
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

C. NJ. Jos Friedman. sr.. bought the
Henry Sermersheim property, e Ex-
Gators sale last Saturday, for 81 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

0Tbs school houss addition bee q
,sss been accepted By The Jssper School
board. the email changes necessary 70
comply With The eoDirsct having been
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

ia government that Il hated sel-
|11m lasss.r but . cough neglected may
|1r ill the crack Of doom-cure Il
|<s;ckly With &C. c. G. Certain Cough
Care Sold by n. Friedman. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

--.rJ KruP n Cas- tp~nship. 4 . candidate
>,r--'..s.stxr IN ne L~r .isf1re 70 represent nu
M 80 r.r-in courtss. sarlsct 70 The Legislative
NJ, Isu l,railr Convention
n.rnS NffRrR~. y candidate for Repre-
$50. h. ~ Legislature. % Represent Dubois ard
- ,s-r,ie- -atject % the Legislative district
-'-.r-si< ronsentioa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

r.gns RrRGrE. IT. 81 Bsirbrit<e tosn<hip. Il .
1890 ~ re-el<<tlo1 Treasurer - D1bols coun
!. .stfs~. - TIE decision u the Democratic Cosniy
t.r--iss. April ssh. lisa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

Aessrs Cage & Sherman, Of Alexander
Texas. write us regarding remarkable cure
OF rheumatism there IS follows The wife
81 Mr. VIM Pruitt, the postmaster here,
had been bed ridden with rheumatism for
several years. She could get nothing to do
her any good We sold her Z bottle Of
Chsmber'ain's Pain Balm and she Us COM
piete'v cured By its use We refer any one
20 her 70 verify this statement" 50 cent
bottles for sale BY j. p Sab. Druexist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

uThe present public school term in
jasper will he nine mOntbs long. ending
soou. June 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

DIED. : Last Friday, Feb 70. 1892, M
IgDsix Urich. aged about ~ yesrs. con OF
Joseph Urich. He Was living Oh : farm
about three miles vest Of Jasper. and
leaves . widow and two Shildren. Who
have general sympathy OF I'll Who know
them He vs. . native Of Jasper. raised
here, and Was universally liked. He
wss br ought - ST. Jcseph graveyard
for int rment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

A woman to do general housework
Apply a CoUkIER Office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

~ The Indiana State Womeus' Pris.
on and Female Reformstory q Indian.
epolis. With 2l2 prisoners. burned Tues
day. Several prisoners escaped. and the
Others ere temporarily confined Wher-
ever room could BE- got for them. Loss
about $4,000. injured for o52 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

NEw HoUsE. : Messrs. John Smist
and Pat. Dieckmsn have the contract q
build : new house for Mr. LsWrence
Mehringer on bic lot on 7th ssreet, and
will begin work 10 : few days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04
JASPER COURIER.
CANDIDATES CORNER


...Arir.t "a Gnnolncs he name u THOMAS
.<.'t'rx y. rsnfstsf~ before ne p<mo<r<si< iai
'...-.-r.ion. ~ REORGANIZATION ~ th~ once q
81 s:.-x Attorney for The Eleventh Judicial Circuit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

MARRIAGE LIcESsss h~v~ been issn.d
his week 10
a. W. ~ Grebergev and n r Neser.
Roh' : Cooper swd r q. B.uses
Ton ~ X fner snd Anns schw,ra,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

The BEsr SALvE In the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
YER Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns. and al Skin Eruption,
and positively cures piles, or no pay re.
Quired. Il Il guaranteed to give perfect
Satisfaction, Or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale q Martin
Friedman's Drug store.
April ., 109l.--lv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04

"Scosex Swuy" bee : bumorcu'
Cleveland communication On our 6rs
page this week. II facs al Of Glove
Iands supportere ere really humorous
They would make % excellent travelIua
stage troupe, u enough Of them could b
got together 60 form % aggregation.
But Of good Democrats there are hon.
dreds everywhere that zee no diIereuce
TO the welfare Of the country between
Cleveland sDd Hsrrison. Their mutual
cranktness about odsets their good
points. and II Cleveland should be The
candidate these Democrsts would zen.
orally 50 to the new Peoples party, and
lee roo0Ieo take care of themselVea.
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Michael Aeeiier. Aug ks~gin.
M0ElLER & KAEGIN
Cor. Fourth and Mil Sta.
JASPER, IND.

I'VE desire to inform the public that
~ We hsve taken possession Of ths
blscksmith and Wagon Works Of Mr.
Edmund Benkert. and are nov prepared
70 make WAGONS. BUGGIES. HAR
ROWS. FLOWS. etc., On short notice
HORSE SHOE|NG 4 SPECIALITY,
NEsyeiri.szprenpsly asds.essly asss.
All wo1k guArontoe1.
Ia >. l@-y
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body was attired in the uniform Of the
KNIGHTS Of Pythias. The bodies We're
in magnificent casl1ets and banded with
flowers.
At 2:3O D. m. the body Of Waltham
was taken to the railway station to be
shipped to his relatives in Virginia.
The hearse was preceded by the local
uniform rank Knights Of Pythias
Following the hearse were the volun
tccrs who survived the battle, WIZ
arms reversed accompanied by band
plaving the funeral march All bust
ness houses on the line of march closed
their doors.
The funeral of Givens was held
this morning at Mount Olive, six miles
from the city, on the Knoxville x
Augusta railway Arrangements had
been made to run special trains, and
tickets were sold at excursion rates.
The funeral was under the dlroc-
ton of the military, and hundreds OF
people attended.
The fund started Saturday for the
benefit Of the Givcns family had
reached 5000 by z P. m. Contributions
are being sent from Nashville and
Chattanooga by wire to swell the
amount
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MINERS SURPRISED,
And large Number of Them Captured
A Negro Spy Eidd1ed With Bullets.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 2t--Two
companies of the first regiment
marched from Coal Creek to Briceville,
a distance of five miles, yesterday, and
captured 140 miners who were holding
a meeting to discuss the situation. The
soldiers were under the command OF
Capt Patterson, and the miners were
taken completely by surprise. They
were surrounded in an instant, and
compelled to surrender.
just before Briccville was reached
Capt Pattison found a negro whom he
identified as spy, snealIing along
under the brush that skirts the public
road He called on the fugitive to sur
render, but the negro star ted on run.
The command was given to fire, AMI
1O5 rifles were leveled at him. He was
riddled with bullets and left by the
| roadside.
| The miners arrested were taken to
| Coal Creek without further difficulty.
The state capital., 1892-08-27

Things All Its Own Wa&* in ~ AliaFvith
the United states. dHg
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 3s.---1-rze- Cltizen
government organ) says in reference
to President Harrison's retaliatory
proclamation: "If Canadian interests
are to be made the pcrio dlcal sport oi
the political parties in the Unitcc
States, it is high time we resolved tc
supply the means for their maintenance
such as our neighbors cannot fail to
appreciate. Let us plainly assert our
determination to do with our own
as best suits our own interests
The Washington treaty has been pretty
we'll denuded tf every vcstige Of adj
vantage to this country. 1tstands sim
plv as a skeleton, which our neighbOrs
are equally ready to trot out in the
hope Of terrorizirg us, or to consider rs
dead and buried for good. The clearly
best thing to do would be to take steps
at once for its formal abrogation and
SO to have done with it.
ToRoHTo, Ont, Aug, 23.-The Empire
government organ) respecting Presi-
dent Harrison proclamation, says that
the Dominion government ought with
out delay to give the requisite notice
for the abrogation of article 21 of the
treaty OF Washington. Some lawyers
here affirm that the Canadian govern
ment could forthwith impose heavy
tolls on American vessels passing
through the Wclland and st. Lawrence
| canals, disregarding the treaty en-"
| lirelY.
The state capital., 1892-08-27

down on the kitchen table and herself
on a kitchen chair, and. stout t-hcarted
till then, indulged in good cry. 1t
was not merely the loss of the benedlc-
ton and Coronation, great as that dis
appointment was; but the Incident SO
clearly disclosed her sad, isolated, mo-
notonous life.
By supper time, however. she had re-
aaircd her natural, brave content, and
as all the dodgers returned in good
humcr from their various Sunday re-
laxations, she was led to relate With
spirit her experience of the day.
Now it Glanced that Mr.. and Mrs.
Gowell were, like the most of us. sell
fish only from laziness and careless
ness When opportunity for kindness
was pressed upon them they were warm
of heart. And Mrs. Snively's comlcally
sad experience set them to thinking to
such good purpose that they got all the
| dodgers to agree to a cold lunch, instead
| of the usual elaborate Sunday dinner,
and quite electrified Mrs. Snlvely BY
saving to her at supper the next Satur'
day:
1--WE want you to go to church WITT
us tomorrow, Mrs. Snively, and Wei
all be well pleased with cold, late
lunch. Our carriage win call for US al
| ten"
So the black silk came out from tht
trunk. the placid old face found itsef
inside Sunday bonnet once more, th'
worn hands proudly dropped ten-cen
piece into the contribution box, and
strangely enough, the cracked voice
got a chance to quaver through "Coro
nation" And the benediction. NOV
unto him who is able to keep" rested
with the exception of the Gowells, upol
no more blessed spirit than hers.
Thereafter Mrs. Snively's life ha
Sunday IN il t-Pcof. Amos i. Wells,
d. Y. Obserfer
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August
y9 ga
or .

Nv wife suffered with indigestion
and dyspepsia for years. Lite be-
came a burden to her. Physicians
failed to give relief. After reading
one of your books, l purchased
bottle Of August Flower. 1t worked
like a charm. My wife received I'M
mediate relief after taking the tirst
dose. She was completely cured
now weighs 165 pounds, and can eat
anything she desires without any
deieteriol.s results as was formerly
the case. c. H. Dear. Propr WASH
iagton House, Washington, Va. =
The state capital., 1892-08-27
vuI Receive Freight of All Sorts.

NEW York, Aug. ga dispatch was
received by General Eastern Freight
Agent Klase of the Reading from B. III.
Ball. the general freigh, agent at Phila-
delphia, directing him hereafter to re-
ceive freight of any description for all
points
Mr.. Klase said the Reading was now
handling its freight without any diff
Guilty. Orders to receive all freights
have been issued from the Lake Erie
railroad headquarters. At the Office it
was said that the strike at Buffalo was
to them a thing of the past, and they
anticipated no more difficulty.
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.-Th0
CONF

LOTc ~,
it yesterday? Yes Al
Saturday and to-lnO4.yery cong
Let's see. Last March q y'ear~h'e g Hur
fourteen lasting months since -
been inside 4 church. (The hard
working little womln,s memory was
not good, but this was undoubtedly
true) How good it would b. to- hear
the benediction again, Now unto
him who is able to keep and to see
them take up the collection, 50 pleas
ant like. And let's see. How does
Coronation start?" and the cracked
voice quavcrcd through the grand old
tune, as the dish-wiper polished the
chinaware.
''I'll go to church tomorrow, Provl-
dencc permitting and nothing hinder
ing. Now, for the first time in four
teen months ! have q chance to get q
DAVIS work ahead We can have cod
fish dinner tomorrow. How can man.
age now? Chicken | can warm up II
minute And pie, too Here Mrs.
SnivelY.s 1ncditations entered sacred
realm into which do not dare follow
her.
ing for the expected church-golng On
the morrow! She swept and busted
and tidicd up the house for Sunday, be-
cause sthe folks wouldn't be back till
too late to muss things up again, thanks
be to goodnessr' People il passing
looked at her very queerly as she beat
her rugs out OF doors and washed the
parlor windows. II suppose ! am
sirht to behold she confessed, looking
down on an lndescribable housekeeping
uniform.
There were not quite enough potatoes
for Sundays dinner, 50 she went ont 70
"a large garden back Of the house--a
garden III which the thrifty woman dld
most Of the worll-and dug peck o1
her verv best Didn't folks ever see
r. woman handle hoe before?" She IN
dirnantly soliloquized, observing how
peop-e in the street stared at her anc
turned around to look back at her
laughing rudely. Mrs. Snlvely felt
lonely and ill-used as she tugged the
basket back to the house and began Z
prepare the Sunday potatoes
She took up her dinner on a neat tray
to rheumatic old Miss lie CroiX. whf
must have felt particularly cross lus'
then, for she snapped out: who's beer
making all that racket about the hous'
this morning."
"The folks were all away, and w
taken the opportunity to get littl
ahead in my work." faltered fortl
meek Mrs. Snivcly. I'm sorry ! dis
turbcd YOU"
"Huh! You'd better make your apo
ogies to the Lord,' grunted Miss \
Croix, taking up the prayer book sTfllc
Law beside her reclining chair, and
which she always read before eating
Mrs. Snively thought that queer r.
mark from Mias lie Croix, but bowe
herself confusedly out Of the room, ca
xyins Miss lie Croix's vase to ill itWsf
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Eprore;n. the Presidents Proclamation
of RctaliG don.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The chief
labor of enforcing the presidents proc
lalnation of retaliation, should it go
;nto effect on the 1st of September
next will fall upon E. 3. Howard, the
collector of the customs at Marquette,
on Lake Superior, Mich. He is an ex-
rerienced officer who served for some
time as deputy before being appointed
collector. The amount of commerce is
verv considerable. In fact the tonnage
and traffic that goes through the ST.
Mary's canal is greater than that pass
ing through the Suez canal in Egypt.
Five thousand nine hundred and four
coastwise vessels and rs foreign ves-
sells were entered at Marquette during
the wear 1891.
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out when Mrs. Snlvcly began TO keep
boarding house. Though she had
house full Of lodge.s who paid we'll
she was always poor and did AL q the
work, cooking, sweeping and the rest OF
It. have heard guca5cs concerning a
departed Mr. Sniyely, who did not
carry his debts with him, but that's
neither here nor there.
The night before Mrs. Grant had told
her that She proposed to spend the next
lay with her daughter in 4 ncighhorlng
village, and would MIS-. Sniyeiy have
an carly breakfast, SO that she might
catch the train? (The train LETT AT
nine. but Mrs. Grant was nervouS).
Strangely enough, old Mr. Grumpy hao
informed her that he also would be
absent on the morrow, being laylteo
to dine with friend, and would Sac
feed his parrot il his absence, precisely
at noon?
Then at breakfast, carly breakfast
Young Mr. Lovelace had said in very
hesitating way with rising color, tha
he had an engagement, oh!-cr-tha'
he would not be there at dinner, Wonl'
-. elsewhere, that is, in fact. Eur
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LITTLE HOM@R'S SLATE.


After decr old grandma died,
hunting through IN olkcn chest
In the attic, We esnied
What rcnlid Or childish 1acsti
Twas hornoly little slate,
Seemingly of ancient date.
Dai.s quaint aai bIttcrcd face
Was tho nicfnra of cart
Drawn with All Tint awkward grace
Which bctnEcns childish art;
HUT what inellt this legend, praJ'
"II9-aer drew this yc5tcrdly:
Mother rccoIlcctcd then
What the years 1gcTo fain to Eiic--
She was but . baby when
Little Homer lived and dlcd;
Forty wears, SO mother said,
I.iIllc Homer had been dcal,
This ono secret through those years
Grandrnl kept from All apart,
IIallowcd hy her lonely tears
And the breaking Of her hcart'
While each year that sDcl away
Seemed To her bit yesterday
So the horacly little slate
Grandr2a-s D1bp,s fingers pressed,
TO memory consccrafr
Iicth in the oaken chest,
where, unwilling "" Should know
Grandma pat il, years 40
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fresh flowers. " hen this was done,
and hIr Grumpy's parrot fed Now,
said Mrs Sn;ycly, "I'll do my market
inc for Sunday, and then cook what
can all ready for tomorrow
So she put on ner marketing garb,
J uniform only less wonderful than hof
| housekeeping attire, and with an I'M
,nense basket on her arm, sailed FORTH
It was beautiful summer day, ana
strangely quiet. "How pleasant it Is,
chirpcd Mrs. Snlvely to herself, "and
how every one smiles at me. This IS
cheery world after all, ii | am Tor
lorn old woman in it. low hnely peo.
pie arc getting to dress. I'm sure |
don't see how they afford it, !" mnttered
she, as n group of young ladies passed
her in beautiful gowns OF shimmerlng
summer goods. And then she thought
of her Sunday silk, lying undisturbcd
for fourteen months in the trunk at
home, and wondered whether 1t had be-
come spotted. She would examine Il
as soon as she got home
Her chccry mood was dampened by
an encounter with the pastor of her
n. ".
IN answer her hearty bow rather stern
ly. 'sHe needn't look so mad, she
rrumblca to herself. Goodness knows
| po to church as often rs can. IL ne
had to k ,ep house for nine cross-Gralneo
mortals as / do, he wouldn't go te
ohrrch out once in fourteen months
either"
Mrs. Snivcly soon grew jolly again
as a laughing, happy crowd OF chlldfei
I came iostling toward her, books an'
naners in their hands. Schools ou
early this afternoon, thought Mrs
Snivelv. "And dear me, what swee
1 little darlings. But don't tn, Il,
4 right to dress children mp SO, Just U
4 send them to school. Now do look 4
I that silk waist and that little chap
velvetcen. When | was girl callc
> was plenty good enough for schoo
?,ut moneys getting abundant noWf
DAYS, 'ccpting in o certain tin box
know Of"
A square or two further she began
come to the stores. 'Whats the po
office closed for? Some governmci
X holiday. I suppose. Government seen
' S TO have twice as many holidays as O
I'd d,nary folks, anyway. And Hollln
AT WAYS cl .sed, too! low do hope h
v G wife isl t dead. She was real pa
e IA last he ard. Why, of all the world
n q Here Mrs. Snively's surprise becan
,cp inarticulate, for she turned 4 corner
d n q long row Of stores, al closed and I
ell, curtains down. Here was the mark
the where she must go first, oil smut
of and the door locked, for she tried
z a "What'a wanted, Mrs. Snively?' 81
not the own II, q jolly young man. who Nv
ats above his shop and who chanceo
come out at this moment very nea
old att;red "Getting contributions
ext the heathen, Mrs. Snively, in that
ing baalet?'
ave II want to know, John Boardma'
ght began Mrs. Snivcly, smartly, why
at these business houses are closed. w
us). sort of d new tangled holiday is I'll
had You'll have it next SO that one can 81
be only one day in the week.
tied "Why, Mrs Snivcly, don'tyou bell
she in keeping Sunday
sely .Sunday! John Boardman, are
telling me that this is Sunday?'
fast "Of course, it's Sunday! Why w
very did"
Iha' But Mrs. Snively, big basket, mari
'haI inc and all, scared, hnttering, G
o"lo ical little figure, was already hal
uT- ,,. 20 t,.-sr,ss,r.,5 =, z inc a long VII