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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
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american Womans Illustrated Woriu- , ,
Dr. Sergeant. OF Boston. has secured
measurements OF over $3.50 girl students
OF different colleges, and as many har-
ward students. with the results thaa ne
flnds the normal young man Is mucn inner
in physique than the normal young w wo-
man. Possibly ten years hence the COM
narison may not be so much 10 tne wo-
mans disadvantage. considering lne W
creasing attention paid 10 physicai eui-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19

The I,esaIt OF His Effort.

Trivyet: DO you remember Johh m
sp,Ikins. who went West TO make
name for himse!fy
Dicer: Yes
picer: Ah7 y NJ.
Triyvet: Yes; his name now y . ~
lanchton Spilktns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19

= HAWKINSNILLE
. ..-.. .eucos ere told. and each
t1. present without regard
.uter.- ting 20 know how
Congress from various sec
country enjoy their Thanks
L ...v.r-etion with some Of the
-- 0f thr House IN the cloak
valuable Information was
r.. Hon. Benton McMiilin was
glowing. ln describing Thanks
. Tennessee. lie said that II
. In-htfW Of all days except
r.. tI business IS suspended. In
.....- HuI in the valleys there
r.u.uus. Frequently friends
.i 'n tlr feast. and there are
Joyous times. The Tennes-
. pond the day quietly and
home, ending IL with a
4 0 the biggest. fattest, and
.-. yard. the forest. or
...rui-nt market can afford.
1uuer that McMillin had
was az a lOg-hOuse, when he
youth. just returned from a
-r-ity \ large turkey had
Du the day before Thanks
... h..u carefully picked and
tr.ctt. however. some appre-
..r lIi thrown the family
.Usfhu hy abstrdCting the bird.
M discovered about 10 +. NJ.
terrific gale arose. IL almost
.. .r' uf "a tornado. The log
tt. blast. The wooden shut
.-.i and the bowling wind
.... fi. log-wood fire dance as
-.HIlus e. shower Of sparks up
-...v. suddenly there was a
..r-t lhr wooden shutter out
..I-rlfIlins sound was heard.
.- . lantern. the head Of the house
.f and quickly returned. lie
A .rf two huge turkeys with
aui rufH-d feathers. One
..ar the other hen. They
. tu from their roOsts IN the
BORNE miles on the gale, and
-f the rude cabin by the
Providence t. take the place OF
t-.t the negro had distracted.
.I made no mistake in this
nmIy were good old fash
...I IautiSts. They returned
t-. spot and on the fo"owlng
fn. q Thauksgiving-dinner
.t given In Tennessee.
rs ARIZONA.
.rUie smith, the entertaining
Arizona, was questioned
Ianlsr'vlng festivals IN that
.-.ly. lie said that they We're
...H most Thanksgivines In the
Territory was new, there
.W grandchildren 10 grace
dinners. The piece de re-
r.a table was usually a gi-
-'.rE.v. u was always cooked
..rtlckv or Virginia plan.
included Venison and bear
Iv wanted IL. a delicious
ilws la MeXicainc. Ten
..t regard them with favor
brought upon the table they
t.. feet OF negro roasted
soothing. however, was more
.I with cactus or prlckly
It.y furnished a dish iit
Then the baked sweet po-
f.. table were extremely
potatoes in Arizona.
20 he believed, are sweet
exquisite than those grown
Art OF the universe. Tie
e as though they had been
keatucky gentleman in
Eien There are frequent
H family Thanksgiving din
Heing broad and liberal
fhry 10 not allow their
'Inrersl by cOnventipnaii-
places. where they cannot
flry are reduced 10 the
rtIus Whis%ey In locali-
h.-I-r mescal IS a sub
Ht.s.ry. 4 tew drinks OF
-au fecl ss though he had
....- feet. and twcnty-four
H. people on the globe the
.f. thc most hOspitCble. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19

THANKSGIVING IN KENTUCKY.
bates it, The whole country is aroused.
but The indignation dies away and its
enbers are never again famed into flame
until Thanksgiving Day again approaches.
While ReprescntatiVe Barrett was talk
ing. old Bin SteTrett. the only genuine
representative from Texas in the Capltol,
lounged into the cloak-room with BobDJ
Rurns cigar halfway down his throat.
lie listened 10 Barrett with perfect non
chalence. When the Georgian concluded,
Sterrett pulled the cigar out of his throat
and said:
''Since the war. ! do not know OF any
mart Of the South where there is general
observance Of Thanksgiving Day. / have
never vet lived In a community that really
felt sufficiently thankful for its condition
10 Kill even pullett, much less turkey.
This Is on account OF the tariff and other
things which helped TO build up the
LITTLE TO BE THANKFUL FOR.
North My first recollection of Thanks
giving was in Kentucky during the war
we had assumed a position OF neutralty'
This was Immediately followed by an m
,ssion Of both the North aud the South.
we cot Il both ways. Our minds were
turned 10 other things than raising OF
roasting turkeys and we really hao
nothing 10 be thankful for Then aiter
tie war the building no OF wrecked
homes, and putting into cultivation placss
lsid waste cutting down briars IN old
fields. and splitting rails for fences, were
evrolv not calculated TO make us ieei
thankful or joyful. After this was done
we were called upon TO subscribe, IN the
wav OF taxes, for the building up OF the
northern section OF the country ana pay,
inf, pensions 10 the fellows who had
burned our fences and destroyed our
homes. This made us pay about three
times what we ought 20 pay Tor the oroi-
nary nocessarIes OF life ana did not see
envthinV 10 be thankful for IN this. was
thankful once. however. II was when we
rad q warm spell. and the price or tnr-
keys went down so that j was aoie 10
buy one"
NATURAL MISTAKE.
what further Sterrett might have said
no one can tell, as Colonel Dick Bright
OF the senate. entered at this moment,
and seized the Texans hat IL had tbe
lc,,ers "R. j. b." inside OF II. sterre,t
Rad entered Brights room ana carried o., o.,
p4ehts hat 10y mistake. leaving an oia
cowboy affair Ia its place. - .
.Jt was a perfectly natural misuake 20
make" spoke Bill, as Bright returned u, nun
Its hat. There are two or three hsn-
hooks ON the inside OF your hat. colonei'
and az I had been i,sbIng lately Win Tom
Murray. with my usual luck, I assumes
that the hat must be mine l aiways
carry my nsh-bcoks In my nat anu my
bait In my hip pocket -..,as
There were other Thanksgiving stories
related. Congressman o'Neil OK bosson. w
had great deal 10 say about tne sosNoss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
\ kENTucKY FEAe4,

n, 4 ~. Asher caruth. OF Kersucky. heard
as.t a''ut Thankrg.yiDS a roseate
81 d, spiesd his face. There waa the
N as.s began 10 drip Win eloauencs. N
uf aiaDers IA The soush. he said. a
b., I',ehy ThsnksgiyIng.feast was the
kagsss nsht not be as great az in New
1' but the Kentucky dinner was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19

refusing TO receive at senatorial recep-
tion where punch Vas to be served IL
was considered bad social break for her
70 presume to dictate 70 a senator's wife.
hut II was the strongest card she could
have played with her husbands constr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19

Old papers for sale 1t % cents ! HUNDRED
at DmRAtcx ealce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19

In the absence OF this parental advice
1t Is o.Gicult for a girl to know where TO
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
ulndnn,t,ner rlrir..

A few words of elementary instruc-
tion in Sanscrit and Hindoostanee
about the meaning of the titles borne
by the oriental potentates. The
simplest of these royal titles is that
of raJah. which is literally king" !"
but is applied even to a pretty prince
ling. A mahnrajah is great king"
usually ruler who retains some
degree OF actual sovereignty, and is
not compelled TO look to the British
official resident at his court for au-
thority to act The feminine of rajah
is raui. better known in the Anglo
Indian form OF ranuee, and this is the
proper designation OF reigning
Hindoo princess or queen. A begun.
whose characteristics every reader
of Thackerey knows. is any princess
or other lady of rank and wealth.
tho word being the Anglo-1ndian
term for the Hindoostanee began. a
..princess. Nawab is our familiar
..nabob." which has its origin in the
same Hindoostanee word. Officially,
nawab is deputy governor orvice-
roy. In pronouncing the word the
as should be given the value of a IN
..fall" and the accent placed on the
final syllable. In raiah the as are
given the sound of a in father and j
its natural sound.-New York World.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
.The ,Ien on the LocomotIve.

The eIactions that modern railroad speed
make on the physical stamina of railroad
men is demonstrated in the fact that seven
men are required to take the Chicago flyer
out and seven back. The running time be-
tween New York and Chicago is twenty hours
and the average speed is forty-eight miles an
hour. Each engineer and engine runs three
hours Machine and man return with a slow
train to the starting point to relieve the strain
on both. Then the engineer is given forty
hours rest before he goes on the flyer again.
This rest Is absolute, no work Of any kind
being required of the engineer Though the
average speed Is forty eight miles an hour,
the locomotive must at some points be driven
at sixty or more. The physical strain on the
men In the cab at these bursts of speed is
something terrible. The engineer has fifty
things to look out for, and Is being shaken
and swayed all the time. The fireman is con-
stantly feeding the insatiate furnace. On
the run of the Empire State express three
tons of coal are shoyeled from the tender into
the furnace between New York and Albany.
1t is not wonderful that the engineers OF this
train are given alternate days for rest and
recuperatIon. Fast travel not only wears out
rails and machines but human creatures'
ltves.-Boston Transcript.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
uoa..hsii HELPS.

Rubber should bc carefully kept
away FROM oil. as oil softens and
makes ii unit for use.
Boil or roast n lemon. ill with
sugar while bot aud ca, hot 1t will
often check your cold
old paint and varnish may be re-
moved by an emulsion formed OF two
parts OF ammonia shaken up with ono
pari OF turpsntlna 1t will soften
them 50 they may easily be scraped
of.
A clock IS n very essential part OF
q kitchen outat 4 reliable one can
now 30 obtained so ehesp that 1t is
an extravagant waste of time to have
TO 20 into another room TO ascertain
the ,inc as often in . day Us o cock
needs 10 know 1t.
A small sized. low pine table may
be converted into u pretty writing
table. The top should be covered
with sof; olive green felt, tackled in
place by brass-headed nails The
legs can then be enameled to CORES
pond or in plain white
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
stock Sot--

Hogs that arc marketed after ten
months OF age do not give tho best
profits
A writer in an exchange says he
cured a seed wart on horse by one
application of salty lard
A sheep raiser claims that there Is
nothing like liberal feeding 10 euro
the wool taste OF mutton.
People who want cattle without
horns, but think it inhuman TO de-
horn them. should try the hornless
breeds
Stock on poor grass will be apt to
find the weak places in the fences.
especially If there is any tempting
food on the other side
The person who was never known
to make or sell anything but fine
quality Of butter has no trouble in
disposing of all he can make
Every farmers wife or daughter
should establish reputation as u
maker OF fine butter. 1t will pay. 1t
can all be sold to home consumers.
Tho American Creamery predicts
that in a short time it will be possi-
BILE to send to the grocer for solidi-
fed milk. the same as now for con-
densefl
Have good COWS. and then Keep
them milking as long as possible
each year. Especially arrange to
have them giving milk through the
winter months when butter is high
est
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
sisr.. st.rs.

The following from the Spirit OF
the Times. about horse marks. viii
enable many Of our readers to call
them by their right names:
A white spot in the forehead Is q
star
a white face from eye to eye IS n
bald face
\ white stripe in the face is 4
blaze
A stripe between the nostrIls Is a
suip
A white eye Is glass eye
A horse has pasierus. not ankles.
and there Is no such joint as a hind
knee or fore shoulder.
White below the pastern joint is n
white pas;ern- Above the pastern q
white leg
White around the top Of the hooi
Is white coronot
A star. blaze or bald face can't be
anywhere eNcap. on the face A
snip csu'i be anywhere except on tho
nose.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
Donates. which tend to counterac.
acidity Farmers Voice.
Home rarniar.

we have never believed that 4,
was wise for the average farmer ,o
put al mis- eggs into one basket The
handsome returns OF the tobacco
crop, when all things arc IA sorable.
DO not prove that even this, In the
limited feld where 1t can be hos,
grown. should be raised to tn. ax-
clusion OF everything else. We do
not Ike the idea of so-called ayri-
culture which buys everything 1t
needs Tor the sake OF devoting itself
To a single crop 20 be sold of Tho
farm The farmer. If worthy of bis
Gaining. VIII. It seems to us. aim to
produce upon his own acres whatever
he pEoatably can to supply the needs
OF his family and such live stock as
he can advantagcously keep. He
Will have a good garden. and at
least fruit enough Of varied
sorts for m ample home supply. He
will not undertake to grow extern
sively general crops for which his
farm Is ill-adapted. bu, unless he Is
conscious of possessing a trading
capacity above tho average. he will
make II a rule to buy as little as
may be which it is possible for him TO
produces He sill find ease and home
comfort all polnting in this direction,
and viii escape a great deal of fret
and worry which attend the oppo-
site course There are a multitude
OF good things which the farmer who
fails TO raise them goes without He
must have, OF eonrs Q. in addition to
his home needs cash crop for mar
kct. and what it shall be. his per-
sonal inclinAtions. his soil. his loca-
iiou with regard 20 natural markets.
amount Of help, steady or temporary.
1t his command. and souno other CON
sideratlons viii dictate Connects
cut Farmer
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
App.r. - urilrin.

zieaily she apPle IS composed
se;sblr abs. albunen. sugar.
shLorOnhyu. maiic acid. gailic
me and much water. Further
tie German analysts say that
l7p-n contains q larger percent
phosphorus than any other
o. vegetable The phosphorus
-airably adapted for renewing
'seat'al nervous matter. lecIthin.
ssatn aud spinal cord Il is.
3aPs, for the same reason. rudely
'steod. that the old Scandina-
i-Aittions represent the apple
Z food of the gods. who. when
is.t themselves to be growing
and infirn. resorted TO this
Tor renewing their powers of
and body.
e the acids OF the apple are of
b use for men OF sedentary
T. Ehose livers are sluggish in
b those acids serving to
lraie from the body noxious
Hars, which, II retained would
e the brain heavy and dull. or
9 about jaundice or skin erup-
. and other allied troubles Some
an experience must have led to
custom OF taking apple sauce
roast pork. rich goose and like
Is The ma,ic acid OF ripe ap-
either raw or cooked. VIII
iealize any excess OF chalky
ser engendered by eating too
Z meat
Is also the fact that such fresh
L as the apple. the pear and the
T. when taken ripe. and with out
II, diminish acidity in the
-aeh rather than provoke It.
II vegetable sauces and juices
converted into alkaline car
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
A crnnI Ouerx.

Mrs. Watts-Oh, We had such a
time at home last night! Mr.. Watts
thought there was a burglar in the
house, and he got his revolver, and
the ball went right through my hair.
Mrs Potts-Indeed! And were
you anywhere in the vicinity when it
happened Indianapolis Journal
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
rio~isx.

floNinks
..,;ee, OF blowing will always
| ,,rners as long as the world
s.,.u,e all practical farmers
=, roSa blowing lies Ut the
.s,,ion o, successful farm
AZ may have good land,
:. /, Is properly plowed and
Il ,,- seed. he will not be
stain the best crops which
[. espab.e Of producing. As a
po'rer the soIl. tho moro
se taken 20 pulycrize and
re- 70 a certain depth
L rich soil will usually pro-
|, Air crop when only half
| sstn vii DO better when
4 s.,.er. Il is said that on
,i--in prairics OF the West,
i.-,hle crop OF corn has boon
-rsly by chopping through
10 a. Ak. and placing the
r. iarisioa With no ether
rt.igyep
sr ispih 70 plow has al
ID s ssr.c-t Of debate. prob
,5.s sali, o! different depths
sitioa require digereut
4ruuIis, and one mans cx-
o. one kiHd Of soil does not
Il vita another mans on \ dif-
.4E4
eusus Of opinion-and my
-, seree. with it-is tha; \
.sg ulll tear deep blowing. and
i, = the better for it in tho
Z says the Country Gentle
Il keeps q larger amount o.
s.-eL Ha-med aad swec,ened,
r5H easier Tor the roots OF
. strike down deeper TO OBJ
z-sizre ln dTy weather. and
90 spOasc .; holds moro Of
.aal and holds Il longer. IL
~ .1- Dr. Franklin 10 believe
riug dccp while sluggards
had be bcsn q farmer. In
g . printer. be would have
iaai ) shin soil requires shall
szi1s. ssd Is nearly ruined BY
sowing. unless the surface Is
r.;h good stable manure.
sya;yret direction Of tho farm
aad she correct onc) is TO
ailiu soil gradually BY turn
Z Iiile more every time Il Is
tHi ruAuurlng tho surface.
g Is no douh; that on some
-sea aru naturally dnc and
a. good crops can 10 raised
81 acilowlas a few inches Of
isee. Eithou; turning il over.
he scaeral practice Ia India
.5e average yield Of whes; Is
- @erz a. IL Is in this
'a,do e Brown says; IL; is a
.aialy tha; oais mako y be;tsr
-i Nithsiatd drpcth better
lrsc lneheG o. very mellow
g . hard foundation" | have
i; that he Is correc, about the
yield. but ihink he may be
.- n regard 30 the withstand
folth better. lie also says
Aas met men AZ tho Institutes
ere sure that a shallow. dne
gave bcs; results in corn
I think the soil on these
.rns gas good. ba; not deep.
u The sabso!i was no, very
.e Greeley was a; first. like
akin. an advocate OF deep
bat afterwards modified his
aad favored u deep stirring
~ = H.s.-ra sst-~.f,rr - sNA soil
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
Answered.

He, thoughtfully-When a man
marries twice which wife does he
take when he gets to heavenP
She, who loves him, dreamfIy-
Neither. A man who marries twice
doesn't GO to heaven.-Vogne-
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

Brokers should keep sober. A bull Is cnti
tied to only two horns daily and bear t.
none al all.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

EIv8-An NJ. stopped free py DR. KLISE's GKHA
sERtk kKsI0RER. No Mt after hrst days Maj
veIous Treatise and q 90 trial bottle free to III
cales Send Kline sJi zrrh ST.. Philadelphia. Re
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

IF you will be truly happy keep your blood
pure, your liver from growing torpid by using
Beecham's Pills. 25 cents box.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
AND HOUSEHOLD.
L,c.L THOUGHTS ON
supIEcT OF PLOWiNO.

IN, Require Different Meth
rarmtng-Let Your Hens
~. u.rs--stoek Netes And
\ s,a Helps
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

II the naby is Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and that old and well-tried remedy nRA
wrs,Iov's sooruise sYKur for Children TesthinE.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

The Inauguration Of the maple syrup sea-
son brings stirring times to many battered
pancake cook.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

The bird that knows how high 1t can fly Is
wiser than some statesmen.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

A rolling stone gathers no moss but the
bicycle rider accumulates lots Of real estate
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

This paper is printed with ink made by the
Colorado Printing Ink tS Roller Co. of Denver.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

The man who kicks at the weather should
also be armed and equipped to fight the
l ri Ind
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

II WAS Maine youngster who defined
altar as n place to burn insects on.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
Free Chair Cars-Fastest Train

A bloated bondholder must be one who ha
personally watered his stock too much.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
Fast Trans for I

A structure never yet rose higher than tn
ambition Of the architect.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
Steamship Tickets.

For all ocean steamers are sold at the Union
Pacific ticket office, 1908 Larimer St, Denver,
Colo.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

.Hanson's Magic Corn Salve."
Warranted to cure, or money refunded. Asl
your druggist for 1t. Price l5 cents
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

All tickets are good in chair cars of tn
Union Pacific's fastest trains without extr
charge No change Denver to Chicago.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

We suppose the ship heaves to out Of syn
pathy for the seasick passengers.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

When town is washed out by q cloud
burst, the citizens wiring their hands.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

shiloh's Consumption Cure
Is sold on a guarantee 1t Inciptent Consumr
too II s tbs best Cough Cure. 5cts. 50cts- q Sio
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

When public man has lost his grip he
will not do much hand shaking with constit-
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
Cure Dyspep.Ia aud ConstIpatlon.

Dr. Shops Restorative Nerve Pills sent fire..
Druggis Is PIC DR. SHooP. Box W. Racine Wis
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
Cheap Tickets.

bee ordinarily has but little to say, yet Il
carries out Its point.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

Two fast trains daily via the Union Pacif
Railway. Denver to Chicago without chang
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

Musical conductors beat their way through
the world by scores.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21

Chehp IIcKets.
The Union Pacific are selling cheap one
way tickets to all Eastern points.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-21
ONE PILL FOR A DOSE.

Iodide potassium sarsap,rilia Hot Springs fail.
guarantee . cure-snd Maxic Cyphiene is the only
thing will permanently Positive proof sens
sealed. fires. CooK RExKpr Co. Chica go. Ill
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-22
HE HUNTED FOR BEAR.
And His Ill Luck Was Only Explained
When He Returned.

When He Returned.
He was tall and lanlSy, with a longish
| beard and mustachios, a dropping nose
and a hanging under lip, high and
narrow forehead, surmounted with a
stock of hay-colored hair. Altogether
his tout ensemble reminded one
forcibly of the picture of satyr, but
the kindly light of the blue eyes and
certain Fuckers of humor about the
capacious mouth proclaimed the hid
den existence of a genial soul.
The blue dungaree pantaloons were
generally rolled part way up the cow
hide long boots. Certain thread bare
patches on the shoulders of the weather
beaten, brownish gray coat gave evil
dence of the chatting of gun and AK
handle.
l had been sleeping late one Septem-
Der morning in his shack. was tired,
for had been the day before Chamber
ing about some tough parts of the
mountain, shooting dusky grouse.
was still in bed, but awolSe when he
stumbled through the half open door.
capsizing the water pail and nearly
killing the cat with one fell swipe OF
his well grown feet Snatching the
old muzzle loading musket from the
corner he roared out "Bear!' and van.
ished.
Hours passed, and the sun was low
when William returned, tired and hun
CRY, and without bear meat He had
followed Bruin, so he said, from thick
ct to thicket, and through swamps and
over hills, sometimes catching a
glimpse of black fur, but never getting
a chance to shoot, till at last he lost
him in rocky gorge, and was forced
by the approach of night to give up and
return empty handed.
sympathized feelingly as he sorrow
fully stood the old gun in the corner.
Happening to pick it up, 1 saw that the
lock was missing. why, how is this?
You have no lock on the gum" Glanc-
ing up at the shelf saw that the lock
was there, wrapped in an oiled rag,
where William himself had placed it
the night before after cleaning the
gun. Hello, William! You forgot to
put your lock On before starting"
shouted. The blue eyes opened wide
in perplexed stare and the under lip
dropped bit farther down. Then the
little Fuckers deepened as the eyes
closed somewhat
What the blanks the odds?' he
drawled, 1.-THE bear didn't know that. u
Forest and Stream.