davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1893-12-16

of C. A. Fiske, L. b. Lovdai nor the Pa
cifc Electrical Works, but 1 am in the
employ OF the Capital Electrical Works,
Sl9 X street. My instructions are to use
tirst-class material and do the best OF
work. All work l guarantee frst-class.
GEORGE NJ. FISKE,
The record-union., 1893-12-16
Uniformed Rank. 4. orP.

There has been organized here another
Division of the Uniformed Rank.
knights of Pythias, to be known as
California, No. 3, with Captain Frank j.
Dietrich as Commander, j, f. Lucas,
First Lieutenant ana q. w. Lytle, Second
Iientenant.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
Criminals Arraiened.

Horace (better known as "Chick')
Frost and John Rawles were taken before
Judge Catlin yesterday on charges of
robbery. They pleaded not guilty, and
w. Il. Renfro was appointed to defend
them on their trial.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
Tbe ornhans, chrlstmas GIFT.

The Stingy Club yesterday turned over
to Mrs. Douglas a. Lindley, one of the
Directors of the Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum, the sum of Sl0l 90, the net proceeds
of the ball given a few days ago for the
benefit OF the orphans.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
Insane on Rellgion.

An insane man. who gave his name as
Fenton Phelan, was arrested in the st.
George building yesterday as he was
upon his knees praying in dark corner.
When arrested he said lie did not know
that there was any law in this country to
prohibit man from praying.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
i{(lIf ~.

CAPEN-In this city, December Sd, to the
wife Of George a. Capen, a daughter.
JUDGE-Near the County Hospital, Decem-
Der 11th, TO the vile of j. IL. Judge, a
CnuEhier.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
Ninety pays for Fred.

Fred Shoemaker, who was arrested on
the 9th of September for robbing Will
lam Mccall. vas yesterday sentenced by
Judge Catlin to ninety days in the County
Jail
The record-union., 1893-12-16
s.The woman In Scarlet. ,,

Rev. J. B. Koehne, pastor of the Con-
gregational Church, will tomorrow even
ing deliver a sermon on the social evil,
his subject being 1.-THE Woman in Scar
let''
The record-union., 1893-12-16
Judgment for Bates.

In the case of George 0. Bates of this
city VS.. Devin Il Prouty of Gait, which
has been pending in the courts for nearly
two years, Judge Catlin yesterday rem
dered judgment for the plaintiff.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
second InstnlIment PAD.

The Pajaro Valley Railroad has paid its
second installment of taxes, amounting
to S374 ~ for the State. S582 % for Mon
terey County and 81 Y for Santa Cruz
County.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
snoAy On the In.

The storm in the mountains, which de-
posted about fifteen inches of snow,
cleared away yesterday. There having
been no wind, it has not drifted to any
extent,
The record-union., 1893-12-16
Harness stolen.

A set of heavy harness was stolen yes
terday from the stable of William Nc
Laughlin, on Second street, near q. The
thief CONSIDERABLY left the Major the
bride.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
MARRIED.

LAIRD -OLSEN-In this city, December 9Th
by Rev. I. A. Atkinson, Robert J. Laird to
Eyeline Olsen, both otSacramento.
The record-union., 1893-12-16

University Checks Signed.
Governor Markham has signed Uni
versity checks Nos Il, ,065 to IA, III, in
elusive, aggregating SD, 70l A.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
MIC Brothers, Sale

Large hat sale, beginning at o'clocB
to-day. See display in window. Price
81 50.
The record-union., 1893-12-16

ments-it cures those arrangements ana weak
,,osses ,,a~ss which make woman's life miserable
- Woman who neglects to take proper ex-
,,,.sise is particularly prone to excessive CON
e-ectiou debility and sluggish circulation;
fbis is the time we advise the $ Prescription n
In n,s ali arrangements and displacements OF the
rs rnaciai t organs which result in " signs OF N
asmTnation.o . in catarrhal discharges Toin
I;-,;n5+ membranes. and in distressing
S.e files this medicine is guaranteed
10 beneAt or cure, or the money is returned.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS

At the Clunie Opera-house at O'Clock
to-day the Opera-house stock company
will give a matinee performance, pre-
senting the thrilling border DRAMA
Mick Floyd, or the Train-robbers," a
play written by William Haley of this
city and revised and adapted by j. NJ.
Ward, who assumes a chief role in it
with a success that is very pronounced
and in which his makeup as local
Judge is a capital hit. The same play
will be given tonight and for the last
time tomorrow evening
The record-union., 1893-12-16

Silk Plush Photograph Albums, ST. SIS 81 5O with
cellnOid fronts s. 90 s. 50 and S..
The record-union., 1893-12-16
THE SADDLE ROCK

As-Acccommodations sT-CLAss. Free
-'''7 - '--- W. ]. ELDER, Manager.
The record-union., 1893-12-16

PRETTY FACE
is the result Of a
healthy physical
condition. +" Beau
ty is but skin Deep
yet it greatly de
pends on a clear
complexion, free
from wrinkles and
hollow cheeks.
Health always
brings wealth of
beauty. A healthy
state Of the system
comes with Doctor
Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription. It's a
medicine prepared
for woman's all
The record-union., 1893-12-16
pe1tttstru.
F. F. TEBBETs.
pitusfrtama astS sareeofta.
DR.. 7. WAH HING,

T7NGLIsH AND CHINESE PHYSICIAN AN
II, ard surgeon. Graduate of Honskona
Medical ColIege. Office, 926 THIRD SPREkX.
The record-union., 1893-12-16
Monday evening Manager Daley opens

Monday evening Manager Daley opens
Armory Hall with the New y ork Stock
Company in the romantic drama. For
given" The prices are to be ten, twenty
and thirty cents. The stage for the hall
was completed yesterday and two truck
loads of scenery arrived from San Fran
cisco for it, to supplement load received
earlier. The company has at its head
Miss May Nannary, Al Hallett and Nor
/ timer Snow. great favorites here. In adj
dition is Clairesse, new soubrette; j. G.
Reynolds, low comedian, and Clyde
Hess, the latter we'll and favorably known
here. Manager Daley is to appear in the
second play TO be given, "Peck's Bad
/ Boy" The box sheet is to open Monday
morning. Mr.. Daley says he has $50
company stronger than when he had it
/ here last winter.
The ladies of the Central NJ. E. Church
will offer to their friends and the public,
at Ninth street, in Odd Fellows building.
a large. varied and handsome line of use
full and ornamental Christmas goods on
| Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and
] 10th. on the evening Of the 10Th fine
! programme will be rendered by some OF
| the best local talent, to which an admis-
/ sion of twenty-five cents will he charged
for adults and ten cents for children.
The Military Social Club will hold its
New Years ball at the old Pavilion, in
stead of Armory Hall, on New Years
night.
The second annual ball of Clan Gordon
! will be held at Turner Hall on the even
/ ing Of the Goth.
The record-union., 1893-12-16

DoARD AND ROOM, 81 30 TO 50 PER
d day. Meals, 25 cents.
The record-union., 1893-12-16

In Ladies Fine Card Cases and Purses we show all
the feathers with sterling silver mOuntings No finer
goods thar these anywhere while prices are low
The record-union., 1893-12-16

STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and Sts., Sacramento.
The record-union., 1893-12-16

We have some Ladies White Linen Handkerchiefs at
25c that in reality worth almost double They have
scaOped and embroidered edges and desirable in every
respect
Fine Imported Handkerchiefs with embroidery as high
as 81 So
The record-union., 1893-12-16

The second annual ball of Clan Gordon
will be held at Turner Hall on the even
ing Of the Goth.
The record-union., 1893-12-16

The Military Social Club will hold its
New Years ball at the old Pavilion, in
stead of Armory Hall, on New Years
nipht
The record-union., 1893-12-16

Silk Umbrellas for Men or Women new style sticks
he fashions in handles change every year, including col
ored Dresden knobs match the color of the silk in the
umbrellas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21

"what Is the matteri" said the gnat 70
the mosquito.
"I'm disappointed"
"Howr
.I've worked for 10 minutes on what
thought was small bald spot"
"Wellw
1.-THE man had q wig on."-Exehange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
A FIGHTER WITHOUT LEGS.

A Coiorsd MAJ with No Legs and One Arn
Makes Things Lively.
City Jailer lola Canova says that III
they ever send him out again to arrest .
one armed, no legged man he amt going
to CO." Tola's resolution Is on account OF
an experience he had with an individual
Of that description q day or two ago.
lola was kicked In his dinner by no
legged man and felt 90 bad about II
that he was almost tempted to send In
his resignation.
II seems that Peter Moody. colored
man, who lost both legs and one arm In
q railroad accident. filled mp on pure I'M
adulterated cussedness at Q cost OF D
cents Q drink. and proceeded to paint
East Jacksonville In bright vermiliou.
The first thing he did was to fire his pis-
toll ut O boy who drives an Ice wagon for
Martin Ferguson. The boy outran the
bullet, and his cries brought Officer
Moore to the scene, but Moody stood on
the stumps Of his legs In the middle Of
the road and defed the officer to come
near him, at the same time waving In
the air, In reckless manner. formid.
able looking revolver.
Officer Moore telephoned for assis-
lance, and Sergeant Thames and Tola
Canova went to the scene. They bad
the hardest kind VI . struggle with the
disorderly individual. who inflicted upon
each Of them some very painful blows
with the stumps Of his legs and arm.
Finally. however, they got him In . cart,
and BY choking him succeeded In keep
ing him quiet. The blow Of the stump
that caught lola In the stomach lifted
him in the air somewhere In the neigh
borhood Of three feet.
Moody Is now In the city jail. he will
be turned over to the county authorities
on . charge Of assault with intent TO
kill.-Florida Times Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
NEW use foa chLoaofoaM.
An.n-s.4 O..sAf.i ct rss...ssss sss,s'
A A vneiiitats RsSbsyy.

A HsslssaA cssshfsi % Passsegsss oesps-
esd 70 Facilitate Rssbssy.
When the hrst esction Of the east
A,und passengsr train No. 8 on the Chi
sago and Erie pulled into The station
here tie other day, the brakeman told
Policeman HAller. who was at the depot,
that al Of tho passsngsrs In one Of The
day coaches had besn chloroformsd By
porns unknown person. The passsuges
,ondstsd mostly Of eastern people who
wsre on their way homo from The
Worlds fair. and the train only stopped
II Q few places along the line.
After leaving Huntington the passen-
se. in the day coach al settled down IN
their seats TO take . nap, and after tho
train left Decatur the brakeman was
passing through one Of the day coaches,
when he detected. . peculiar odor and
noticed that the passengers were nearly
eli sleeping heavily. Their sleep ap'
peared 20 unnatural that the brakeman
grew Suspicious. and going into one
Of the sleepers, where there happened
10 be q doctor with whom be was 90
quainted. he asked the physician TO 60
into the coach and zee II he could detect
anything wrong. The doctor complied
with his request. and going into the
coach Immediately detected the odor OF
chloroform. The doors and Window
were opened, and in Q few minutes they
succeeded In arousing the sleeping pas-
sengers, who fortunately had not
brsathed enough Of the drug to Affect
them very much. They were surprised
TO learn that they had been drugged and
were very thankful for the brskemans
timely discovery.
It Is supposed that after leaving Hunt
tington some one entered the car. and
finding the passengers already bali
asleep had saturated the car with
enough Of the drug to make them sleep
soundly. He then went into another car
to wait for the chloroform to take effect.
Undoubtedly no would have returned 70
rob the sleeping passengers had not hia
scheme been discovered. The car being
closed tightly and unusually warm, In
all probability the passengers In . short
time would have been ct the mercy OF
the chloroformer.-Lima Dispatch In
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
kTATE OF MANI.
sIIERIFF'> >NII

ONfORD, IS.
Taken thi. thirty .dr.t LAY 81 u.r...r !. n
I'D. On execution, 'iatct Oh, tEr.f.fI FAY 4
Ortol,er, 4. u, I'D, tssue'l oU re- .".r"Urt ~.
lere'i by the Justice of our >uVu. l.i.daI
Court, hohi. N at psfi. Within aU. '.. t.H ulu.
u of Uxforl. ON the second 1uy..i4. .'uItsltf.
4. ID. IScl. a. vii, nn th" -y, r'...'h lay =
Octoler. A. %. ls.c, In favor "i Z iaT 30 10 BsAh
Of NewTy. County afOr,sait, all .H.r.t luffe.
tia bartlett ~ the same Nswry, 'H. IHT slm u
seven hun'ir,-i abd twenty i've Uu..Er. lEi .iNty
two cents. dsb 'r iamagr. auI t|E.u lu.af,
an,l eighteen cents cost of .uit trI Nil IT, .pi
at public auction at the law uf.iy .' iiTlAri
A. Frye, IN llethel, In sail ,uurtT o. f.J tistss
bidder an the sixteenth '!ay Of liv,u. rr, \. u.
I'D at two o'clsk In a.. Hff,. r.,u I. in's.
Ing described real e.tatr an ... 'hr T.Hi tts
AMI interest which the .1i,l l...utH lHusii hi'
az hal on the twenty .nitl fal ul - fff..tr \ u
lrssj, at ten o'closk In the fupuuuI MI. f.Ur Ntfn
the same Wis alta be'i un H. uri. I. Wit Dol n
same -uit. to Wit: en-. half I.sI' .' utraih
real estate situated To- the town of N,NF. 'H All
County, bsing = part of ~ Ne Q fIs ttiri
range 81 ht- In ,aii N,wty auI ... ia'fl
of laI,l with the buihiing. ihrf,HU ~
the same real s.tat 'UbNrEt. Ia
Hartlett, late Of -att >cwTy, uuW ..tI.rl T.
the said Iucptia Ilarlett, ny H.' r-i 15'rl
April ~. lss'. iecoriri nt laii. I. iNioni
Registry of De,i.. IN book ~, I.r ani
being the home. teal farm 1T -aiI .s.l BtHsii
and one John Bsitlstt In their iild.Hr. rri,frnc,
20 lie hal Ia sait Trcorl. also g. .u... rvrUriei
In oxford Registry of D,@is, NJ i1Ii.. -iNth ny
one Elisha Hart EFT, father ~ -al' I isla all
John Rartiett, recorded In luUk o.. Ia.s 80,
,iate,' "av LIT. \. ". la. sal r.1I ,s'"ir -.
cupie ~ common AMI unii'i,r I i.f '7li
Lncr - laItl,t ahd the icir' 81 '".a lAl'W
aforc all.
Bsihsl, OFT SLIT, \, u. la.
ALyAN %. GOpWIN.
ul.I ,tsnf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
A LEGAL COMPLICATION.

SGichigan Law Gives the Mineral Range
Train Robbsrs an Unusual Chsnos.
In the case Of the people against Domi'
nick and Edward Hogan, William But.
Ter and Others, accused Of the Mineral
Range express robbery near Houghton,
Sept. Is, the prosecution 10 mac uandsry.
The case IL soon to be called for trial.
Meanwhile the prosecution has to solves
very delicate legal problem or forego the
hope Of convicting all Of the ave men at
present under arrest
The specific charge against the i've
prisoners IL robbery. The Michigan
statute defines robbery a. the theft OF
property by means Of violence to the
custodian or owner thereof, or intent to
do great bodily injury or to kill In case
Of resistance. Fear Ii made an essential
element of robbery. thus implying that
the person or persons In charge OF the
property must be put In fear Of death or
great bodily injury. The maximum pen.
atty in Michigan Is imprisonment at hard
labor for life. Dominick Hogan was the
agent of the express company. and the
$4,000 stolen was In his charge. II he
relinquished possession Of the money
through fear Of violence, he was robbed
and was not himself q robber.
On the other hand. II he was party
to the theft and feared no injury. then
no robbery was committed, and non" OF
the prisoners can be convicted OF . more
serious offense than larceny, tho maxi.
mum penalty for which Ia FIVE years I'm.
prisonment. Therefore, to secure o con.
viction Of any Of the accused on the
charge. the prosecution must prove the
innocence Of Dominick Hogan, whom II
has caused to be held twomonths IN jail.
and whose good name has been ruined.
The only alternative appears to be the
withdrawal Of the charge Of robbery and
substituting the charge Of larceny, the
punishment for which must be very
light as compared with the Just deserts
Of such audacious criminals. The de-
tense will make this legal technicality
the main point In their line OF action
during the trial.-Minneapolis Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
IT WORRIES HER.

The engaged girl has sight OF trout /.
lie. know one Of her and she Il con-
tinuslly IN some sort of quarrel or mis-
understanding. Perhaps It's because
she's unlucky, but she never looks as
happy a. she did before she dazzled our
eyes with that sparkling diamond soll-
tsire Of hers. The last time I saw her
there were little diamonds 10 her eyes
and several on her cheeks, and her
mouth was drawn down until II made n
regular half circle. "lf have half the
trouble after am married that l have
now, I'll do som, thing desperate. So
there I" she SMILED. at would be all
right II Harry were not so foollshly
Jealous and so awfully unlucky. Every
plan make goes wrong, AMI all my
time ls taken up Ia explaining that
couldn't 70 to the theatre with him be-
cause q lot of callers came In, or that
failed to keep an engagement for some
other reason. know that any other
girl could be engaged to four men and
not fret anywhere near as much rs do
over one. IL happen to meet an old
friend on the street and he walks half n
block with me, I Invariably run Into
Harry, and that means long argument
the next time he calls. I tell him that
he Il the dearest man In the whole
world, and he says, stop telling fibs !!
When contradict myself and declare he
bOres me to death, he marches or In a
rage and don't catch glimpse OF him
for at least two days. l guess I'm q
hoodOO," sighed the engaged girl as she
mOpped up her eyes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
UNRAvgLINo THE MYSTERY.

Some New Light Has Been Thrown on the
Blue Light Seen BY Strs- Carter.
An Oakland, Qlls.l correspondent Of
tho Chicago Herald tells the following
story;
When Zach Carriers house south Of
Martinville burned last August . year
ago, and II was alleged he was cremated.
tho fact developed that he carried u.s..
900 insurance on his life, although be
was always regarded - . poor man.
How he could pay the premium on such
an enormous sum Il explained BY his
widow. About four years ago abe was
visiting friend at Hartsburg In what
was known a. q haunted house.
One evening while out In the yard her
attention was attracted to . spot on tho
lot by . blue light. She had Q stick In
her hand, and going to tho spot indicst-
Cd by the light placed the end Of the
stick In the ground, when Il began to
push and sway and move the dirt. A
box was thus disclosed. She took Il to
her room and found Il contained e1i, 900.
She mentioned the fact 10 no one. not
even her husband. for two years After
returning home shs buried part Of the
treasure and kept ths rest In the house
That part, some q. 900, was burned.
Upon looking mp the records Il was
found that some months previous TO The
alleged discovery Of Yn. Carter . safe
In . lumber yard ct Lawrsncsvills had
been robbed Of $1,000. and the man
Penn. who was srrsstsd for The crima
aid that the amount taken had bean
buried, but refused 10 tell the placs.
Detectives were Of The opinion that Car.
ter wss m accomplics Of Penn, and .
warrant has bean sworn out for Ma
Carter. charging Der with rsosiving
stolen property. shs has saes IN "
STATE ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
eIuu cuRloa

NitAsr Tie wurd ''0od" ~ slned" =
kund n ~ book a E-thG
he capital A occun am tina n H.
New Tssiamsnt and i<ooo tins n ths oh
Tsstsmsnk
The capital Istssr Q win b. found but
twies IN ths od Tsstsnsns and thsss tans
IN the New.
The following wocds ass 70 b fOand bat
once In the Bibles Ash. immortal. millions
and rsvsrend
Thsrs were no italics ussd In the Biblical
trsnslatious until The time of The kin&
james version, 1911
The Ephriamitss could nos pronounce the
word ',6hibboleth," bot said -6ibbolsth"
instead Bee proof Of this In Judges Kill. q
The quotation used By Matthew In the
third verss Of the third chapter u not, - Y
generally supposed. from the Old Tsses'
ment
The quotation, ''Hs shaii b called . Nasa.
rene" used BY Matthew In the .~st verso
his second chapter. u MOI 70 b found In the
Old Testament
Stephen Langton. archbishop Of Cantor
burr, nrst divided the Bible into chapter
and verses, this about the Close ct the
twelfth century.
The word ''its" u not 10 b found In The
Art edition of the King James version,
1911, but has been substituted for Ibis" In
the edition Of loss
The total number Of capital LISTERS IN The
whole Bible h 10000; Of small CAPS, o,S7.
and Of lower case, 8. ts2.b oo; grand total Of
letter., including one Il, s,soo.4sl
The shortest names mentioned In the Bi.
Bile arc Al, Ar. I'd, Og, No, On. 30, Ur and
Ux Bee Jeremiah xix, 5; Numbers HI,
q; Joshua xii. ~; Palms cxxxvi, 20;
Jeremiah XVI, Is; Genenis XII, IS; IL King
xvii, I; Genesis II, %, and job l, l.
Rsbskah's brothers name was LAban,
and the name OF Abigail's husband wa
Nabal, which Il simply LAban reversed:
The nineteenth chapter Of II Kings and
the thirty-seventh chapter OF Isaiah ars
alike with the exception that verse ID OF TIE
former comprises verses ID and 10 of the
latter-St Louis Republic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21

n hid her lovely asbsrn Asad
Upon IN manly brsasG
y Wul b yoars.~ shs ooyly I'D.
That ring hes stood ths tsst.~
-Dssrolt Irss Pre-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
SOME u11ls CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

rvo.,hoa,, a. ,h,,lt,. ~, ChI..
80 IA ny, 80 a'.a ~ m, " ,,'a .',anss
aUS ,.Is,,vas ~ 49, 49, " =" '"0 "'e"u'
~" Ths trns Ch,,.,mss ole, ,h., cassie.
Tho hs., : nd sa ssssss .sn,;ran, .,,h !,
!. az moi y The co.,,v ,,ints, hnmnh, ~ ~.
.hoos Inn, tSe i,,,,a homs'msd. r,,o,e
s..,I s.hiah r.. 49,, ,..o,,,.s a. 49,
INV. INV wn ' 20. ~ 10. 'ouS uo Ioso
n n o npss s .e h ,s GUY" psss S,.
a1,..S ' ""'' '""' "'0 '''o'' ''"u''!
P'
put lus' wna' W max anu now 70
MAKE u % always paazI.ng, 10, " seems
eometlmrs a u everything iau oeen
naue over ano owe, agaIn anu that noth,
ing really new haa oeen invented and
tnat everything haa oeen maze ana
K'yeu'
But tneie are always some mover little
tribes that may De made and to help the
perplexed ones, mere are q Few hints.
Gard cases ana photograph frames
may be made from pieces OF card board
covered neatly with the tops OF old
suede gloves. These are greatly Inn
ly Improved by artistic touches OF Gilt
or bronze such rs 10 sold In the shops 10
little bottles with brushes attached.
Small purses made OF perfectly cir
cular piece from an old evening glove
are very pretty gifts for children. A
cord or ribbon 70 run through the edge
OF the circular piece OF KID, and then
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-21
Key To the Pussler.

No. sN-Transpositions: Horsed, hories
Rhodes, Herods, shored, reshod.
No. yOo.-Gsographical Puzzle: One day
N Lawrence was sitting In the library
Reading, his sister came In and said, "Oh,
brother, I have Just finished drawing that
Buffalo" Her brother looked ut IL and
Iaid. "Oh. yes, he looks rs II he were ready
Tor Race" That Is flattery, you know
it Ia" said his sister. "what do you really
think Of it," II mean what say, only
Fear the head In too large for the rest Of
the body" "wsll, I had q time drawing 1t, "
sighsd Elizabeth. She then turned to her
cousin and sAid; "what do you think Of 1t,
Thomas, II In splendid; better than the
Moosehead you drew the other day" "Ii
h copied from the picture that Uncls
Charles or Henry has, isn't iti" "YsS."
replied his cousin, 'the one that used u
belong to Augusta"
No. Sod Crossword Enigma; Lemon.
No. aO1.-The Nine Glass Diamond: Nc
answer required.
No. yOS.-Arithmstical Nut; IS and Is
No SOa-Behesdments; Danger. a.
mount. Node. Tear. Eat
.