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1t is pronounced fact by hundreds that it
is The BEST all-round famiy medicine for
man or beast ever introduced to the American
public. Give it an honest trial and you will
think so too.
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SHREVEPORT, Ia, April "a, 1891
can strongly endorse DIR TICHEN oR's ANTI
SEPTIC, because have used it and k,to,C it to
be good. 5: HoHENrIIAL,
of Florshelm Bros.
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have used DR.. TICHENoRs ANTIsEPTIC OH
many occasions. and have often known of its
use, and can say it has always given satisfac-
tion. BARRY M Ell.
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DR.. TICHENOR'S
"A ~ IT Is Z EPTIC .

E'or Wounds, Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sprains,
IL &c, and for Collie. Cramps, Flux aud
Bowel Complaints. Also, for Collie, Botls,
Foot Evil, Fistula and Scratches in Stock,
simply has No EgnaI on the market.
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have often used DR.. TICHESoR's ANTIsEP-
TIC, and can strongly endorse it us % most ca
cellemt family remedy. j. +. CARR.
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HAUGHTON, La, April 70, 1921,

For al-rouud purposes, we find Df. TICHE-
NoRs ANrIsErTIC by far superior to ANY thing
we ever saw There is nothing that atn beat
it for fresh wounds.
SMITH & EDWARDS.
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have used DR.. TICTIENoKs ANtIsErrIC on
my stock and find it splendid fnS collie and
bolts. WAI. SMITH
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JOHNSTON'S SPECIAL
ARITHMETIC A SCHOOL,
PLAIN DEALING, LA.

partofA
Ia
of fail enroll in tme in what
Arithmetic Glass
SCHOOL
lle
sate ed ok
The
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problems All the principles Arithmetic patent
b
rimuInit
awa
| 5 in AN
~ % ~ ~ JOSEPH b. JOHNSTON, Principal
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Try a sack of Gayle Il Co.'s best
patent -four. They guarantee it.
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1t is but Justice to ourselves and the public
that we WARN you against the MANY IMMLFA-
TIoNs on the market, whose sole merit is that
. II looks taste and smells like DR.. 1iCHE-
N0R'S ANTISEPTIC. There are ONLY FIF-
TEEN that VIC know of! Beware!
Respectfully,
The Bossier banner., 1894-05-17

A HAND MADE CYPRESS CISTERN-
N 1000 Gallons, $l5 800 Gallons, $50.
1000 Gallons, SIS. $500 Gallons, $35.
A. RIGGS 81 BRO, 90 Perdido, New 0rleans
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at 2 10 ), and entering the fiat the hackers
OF Cito. who started at 3 to 2. were exceed
ingly jubilant, and it was probably due to
the awakening from a ready-money dream
that increased the volume Of the murmUrs
that arose as the numbers went up.
Artist-late Hirondelle colt, running in
i. c. Whites colors, to whom and not 10
John Mackey, as published in the pro-
gramme, he now belOngs-Opened up as
second choice at twos. but the amount of
money that went in on him soon placed
him in first position at 3 to with Furry,
who was at first quoted al 6 to 4, length
ened to to 2. ana Raphael to 9. The
bearer of the blue with white spots did
not leave the result long in doubt, as after
INDUCING Remus with a brief lead he went
to the front aud ran home an easy winner
by four lengths from FURRY. who was
three III front of Raphael.
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CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Attorney Wilson Accuses
MOnteith.
Result of an Alleged Libelous Pub
LEGATION in Which One Lawyer
ASSailS Another.

J. n. E. Wilson, the attorney, appeared in
Police Judge CampbelPs court yesterday with
anger flashing from his eye. He could barely
talk nationally in his excitement over an
alleged defamatory article which appeared
about him in a morning paper.
"This infamous libel" he said, "was inspired
and concocted by George W. Monteith from
one end TO the other. MOnteith also stated In
the article string OF falsehoodS. He has lied
about me deliberately 10 satisfy a petty
jealousy
The prosecuting attorney heard Wilson's
story, and, after reading a complaint against
Monteith, charging criminal libel, he issued the
warrant that Wilson sought for his enemy's
arrest. Wilson and policeman went in search
OF Monteith. but that worthy could not be found
at his Office in the Mills building nor around
the town. Later in The afternoon Wilson re-
turned TO his office, but even at that hour his
Indignation had not subsidized.
II will send that fellow TO jail" he ex-
claimed. 'he is guilty Of criminal libel il ever
man was. He took that story 10 another
paper, but it was not published. and now he
works IL off through the Chronicle. The man
Is fool with pin head to let his spite and
Jealousy rule him. He wanted 10 ma e
these statements about me and succeeded
Now. he'll have a chance TO prove them, or 90
10 jail. MOUteith came into this office twenty
times at least begging TO get into this DR.. West
case. / saw he could be OF no assistance what.
ever TO me in such case, and because l
until 1 went TO Mexico In The interest of my
mine and no sooner had left here than he ran
up 10 DR.. West in the County jail and Iold him
l mad fed from California.
Il am back again, however. have lived all
my life here, was admitted TO the bar when 81
years of age, and have still 10 find the man,
woman or child whom injured TO the extent
of one mill. There is not word OF truth
from beginning TO end in the publication
against me which was given by him"
MOnteitb is the man who caused the arrest Of
A. Bierce on charge of criminal libel, and
also laid The same allegation at, the doors of
various editors IN the interior.
The charges made against Wilson in this case
are thai he took $4,000 out of DR.. Vests safe
deposit box while representing the amount 10
be $1,000, that DR.. West protested but Wilson
simply gave him a receipt and said lie was
entitled 10 the money.
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TOsDaY'S Entries.

The following are the entries for to-
days races:
First race. fve-eighrs OF a mile, selling-Silver
Plate 80, Red Root los, Claire 81, Jack the
Ripper LOB, Currency 40. Silver Bow ] OF. Le-
vance 100, Jennie ID los. Queen of Scots 81,
Wild Oats 80, Flagstaff 90.
Second race, three-quarters OF a mile, SELL
ing-MorveD 103, MurIneer 112, Valparaiso
JOG. Miss Fletcher 107, Johnnie Payne 106.
Prcelle 100, Ricardo Ill.
Third race, one mile, handicapped Stanley
102, The Lark 103, Ceniella ITO, Alexis los,
Reliance 81.
Fourth race, seven-eighths OF mile. selling
Tigress %. Sir Pc er 1O7. Viceroy lob Gascon
III, Sir Charles 103. DR.. Ross 100. Francesca
ITO. Duke Stevens l03.
Fifth race. fve-eighIhs of mile. selling-Jen-
ny Liud l01. Kelly 81, Shamrock LOG. True
Briton 10, Lee Stanley 103, Alfred b III.
Lulu Dowell 81, Andy 102. ArOssa Ill, Gold
Dust l03. Jessie 1o5, Ravine 101.
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A Handsome Residue.

Probate Judge Coffey made an order yester-
day directing the residue Of the estate of Caro-
line l.. Tams, deceased, to be distributed.
First OF all it is directed that Sampson Tams
husband OF the deceased and sole executor Of
her Will, pay TO Charles j. Swift and Edward
Gray Stetson, attorneys for the various heirs,
the following sums as compensation for their
services: To Charles Swift $3.50 and TO Stet-
son 1858 50. The expenses of closing the ad-
minisIration are set down at $50, and alter The
payment Of various legacIes the residue OF the
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estate VIII consist OF money in bank S9593 81,
cal estate 1888. $50. personal property S2460.
This property all goes To Sampsoa TamS as
residuary iegatee, and tie order made yester
day directs the final account OF The executor TO
be settled and the residue of the estate 0is
IriDuied
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McCrosson,s Claim Returned.

Auditor Broderlck yesterday returned with
out his approval to the Board of Supervisors
the demand of J. F. McCroS<on for S497 for
work under his contract with the city TO keep
the btIlminous pavementS in repair. The re-
fusal OF the Auditor 10 pass the claim is based
on the fact that Superintendent of Streets
Ackerson gave no certificate as to th- work
been done satisfactorily, which is required by
the contract terms. Ackerson refuses TO give
certificate because, he says. the contractor
has not done S497 worth of work
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE TO CIR ADITORS-ESrA e OF MARY
~ c. DURAIND, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned Louisa Duraind, admin
1stratriI OF the estate of Mary G. Duraind de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within four a.
months after the the first publication OF this
notice to the said administratri9 at No. 1909
Pierce street. city and county of San Francisco.
the same being her place for the transaction of
business of the said estate in the city aud county
OF san Francisco. State of California. LOUISE
DURA1N D. Administrative OF the estate of
MARY c. DCRAIND. deceased.
Dated at San Francisco December Z, 1898 D
I. MAHONEY and GEO. A. PROCTOR, Attorneys
for the Estate. deS st FIR
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C by Drebin HlrondN
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EIRST-CLASS MUSIC FURNISHED ON ALL
II occasions. Francis Orchestra. 1i2S Valencia:
VIOLIN mandolin. banjo. cello. 75c per iesson.aS u
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THE LATEST CRAZE FOR THE LADIES.
i chameleous from Florida. to be had at RO BIZ
SONS brdstore, 337 Kearny st. jas 1T
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l VERIrE; FACIAL TREATMENT; WILL
- remove those detestabe blackheadS and close
up the pores or no charge La Verte Hairdress-
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"a ERE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. BUT WE BE
w HeYe IN signs. So do you. So see c. SMITH
Of CHICAGO SIGN CO. 1905 Market st. del7 I'm
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MONEY TO LOAN

! ANTED-TO hORROW S350O A. Pr
cent: Tree oftaxes; irstclass real estate Sc
curly. U Is, Dox lo9, Call Branch once. jas 3ts
&C000 OR LESS ON REAL ESTATE
ST., room 9. ia5 3t@
M ONEY LOANED ON JEWELRY AND OTHER
~ Valuabies at the Security Loan Bank, HOG
msFAe% mr. Mas IN; private entrance Turk.ap9 tf
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ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW.


DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
~ divorce. probate laws, marriage contracts pri-
vate e w. HOWE, atty-atIaw, Market and 5th II
IA w. DAVIDSON, ATTORN Ely AT-LAW APO
w California ST.. rms 14-l5; advice free. d3 tf
d A CROTHERS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 6O5
LIZ Gay ST nos tf
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NOMi ETENT GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
y light washing; excellent references: wages
$50. Call from 10 to 2. 20 Cumberland place, off
Valencia 81.
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DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO
IL do general homework: Is good cook; city ref
erences; wages $l5 Please call address 9l2
Howard ST.. bet. Fifth and Sixth.
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NOTICE-NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Board OF Directors of the Escondldo Trri
CATION strict Will receive sealed proposals for
trIct. Said bids Will be received therefor At the
once OF said board In Escoadido. California M
1894. II VIZ - " ~ SNS I"A''
secretary OF the Esconddo Irrigation District.
Dated January 2, 1894 las 1Ot
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COMPETENT SWEDISH WOMAN WANTS TO
- do washing. ironing and housekeeping by the
day. Call or address MRS. j. HANSON, Ill
Grove ST
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A RTlS &c HAIRDRESSING, csc; HAIR
"a waved beautifully; manicuring: will call at
resldence; apprentices 70 trade. lO4 Powell 20 SIN
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PERSONALS.

ANTED-A RICH WIFE; GOOD REFER
' ences. X. box l5l, Cali branch.
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ANTED-LADIES WISHING TO MAKE A
good living please call MRS. DIR. WHEEL,
2S Geary ST. jas 3t~
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RUY PAID-UP STOCK. 500 TO $1,000 OR
more. OF Commonwealth Mutual Building and
Loan Association and draw per cent per annum
lnCeresl Tree OF taxes; this money is loaned
St, room Is de92 IF
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II ATS CLEANED DYED AND RENOVATED
II in latest style Send postals French halter,
64l Mission. mr.. New MONTGOMERY. del4 u cod
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A DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
"A divorce. probate laws, marriage contracts, pri
waite. G. w HOWE. attY-at. law Market and 9th. q
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALr.

Young GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION
a as nursegirl; frst-claSs reference. Apply 100
Francisco ST la5 St<
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A DYICE FREE ALLLA CASES; LOW FEES
"a MCCABE, Attorney. Scottish Hail. los Larkin
street oclS If
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RgS Annua Meeting - The Re -ular
.b~S annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Palaro Valley RailIoad Company will be held at
the office OF the company. 1927 Market ST. San
Francisco. California, on MONDAY, the 5th day
OF January, 1894, ut the hour OF II O'CLOCK a. M,
for the purpose OF eecting board OF dire ctors TO
serve for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF
such otner business as may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books will close on THURSDAY
Jan. 4th, al O'Clock p. NJ.
Ia2 lat L II. SHELDON Secretary
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YOUNG MAN AND WIFE, WITH A LITTLE
child, wish WORK of any kind; wife is good
plain cook; man is good farmer. Please address
n. kISER. 4S1-433 Pine ST. Jas 3ts
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TRUSTWORTHY GIRL. is YEARS OLD,
L would assist with homework care for chill
dren in nice family; wages so. CAL from 10 to
AT 20 Cum oerland place. off Valencia.
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"A ILL THE GENTLEMAN FROM SAN JOSE
W who called last Tuesday, the I'd. at 1875
Sixth ST.. room u. please call again?
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YOU'VE LADY WISHES TO TEND CANDY
l. stand at Midwiuter Fair: has had experience.
Please call at 207 Seventh ST.. no pOstRlS
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\ DUNG AMERICAN GIRL NOT LONG FROM
the CAST desires a situation to do upstairs work
or would prefer to take care OF children. Address
or call in store at % Garden St., oil Harrison bet.
sixth aun Seventh st al
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VOUTH, l6. LIVING AT HOME WISHES SIT
l. uation in store where he make nimseIf use
tut; had years experience. Address 1857 Ellis
street. ia4 3t<
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ERNEST TIETJE, FROM SCHLESWiG. OR
u any of the family who Will send their address
to l22l Scott ST.. San Francisco. will hear OF
L. TIETJE. la4 3t<
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- EAMSTRESS, FIRST-CLASS, WISHES TO
- take work home, or VIII go out by the day; all
Einds of plain sewing and children's dresses a
buchanan st. la4 3ts
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o Cndea
IA course Purses Time3
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MALE HELP WANTED.

w ANTED-FOR AN INSTITUTION NEAR
~ city, tailor who can make plain suits and DO
repairing; middle-aged man preferred; salary $50
10 $50 per month and found, at w. ID. EVER q
CO.'S, 626 Gay st.
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i
II been greatly reduced in price for January.
Some we shall close out; others reduce stock by
making low prices. Albums. autograph, DC to
soc; photograph 75c Co 50 so, and extra large
and fine SIS library books, chids BOOKS, scrap
books. lOc 10 Zoe; tablets envelopes. writing.
paper blankbooks baskets. dolA heads. dolls and
doll Duggles, games. TOYS, st&ionery. writing
department II: schools, offices and other large
buyers supplied by SMITHS CASH STORE. 4l5.
Alb Front st. 1a5 81
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V0UNG WIDOW WITH A CHILD WOULD
Il Ike a position to do homework care OF
children; city or country; small wages Call
address 1889 Geary st. jas Sta
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N. & by Longe AsteL
had
Maiden
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EIRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
642-644 Mission st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR ieI3tt
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L'IRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WANTS WORK
by the day; 81 so; work perfect. $40 Ellis.
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. 'OLORED MAN WOULD LIKE A POSITION
Y as porter in wholesale store, or iauitor; would
give bonds il required. Can or address $40
OFarreII st iad 9tS
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NOUNG MAN % YEARS OF AGE WISHES
work; handy at anything: wages no object;
referen ces. address b.. box 80. Call Branch3 IS
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ATE HOME IN CONFIN EMENT. 4l9
Eddy ST.; ladies who desire to go into con-
nnement with every care ana attendance OF Ger.
man physician (llR. HERWlG) and graduated
midwife (MRS. WEGENER1 will find same at
ABOVE address: private disease OF ladies special
w; babies adopted. Telephone No. 2l67. IL 3m
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AG ENTS WANTED.

Il ASFITTERS AND PLUMBERS-YOU CAN
~ make money selling the safety case ock: pre-
vents accidents and waste Of gas: call and see
them. DAlZIEL & hOLLER. 554 Mission st IT
\ GENTS CALL AND SEE OUR "FRENCH
q Illustration" ana Men of Achievement"
CHARLES SCRIBAER'S SONS. 81 and So CrocSer
building. no26 IF
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VICTOR AUGUST SCHOENE, FORMERLY
agent. is wanted at go Market Immediately. L
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/ NEST DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WINES
snd liquors at wholesale rates; family trade
solicited. j. H. MEDAL, 224 Sixth st. Full
quarts and pints ct gall on prices, de2S I'm
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/ me SUITS. SIS; FINE PANTS, S4T5. MIS-
] fit Pants ParIor. 5l3 MONTGOMERY al dalz nj
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w AIrER-YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUA-
w ton as walter; hotel preferred. Address II.
p, box l47 Call Branch fal us
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Ii ANTED-BY WOMAN WITH A BOY. SIT
" uation IN country TO do cooking and general
homework. Apply 1922 Mission ST.
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Ii ANTED - POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER
" for hotel or summer resort. or for widower in
san Diego. Los Angeles or this city; hrst-clasS
references given and required. Apply OF address
Housekeeper. 1876 Sixth ST. room Il
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NOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS MAN
l. ABOUT place or cbOreman: understands horses
cows gardening and general work; references
Kate Power's review., 1894-11-10

NtAn~B Uu may ~Aft hIAis
About All-Haller? In cose it's true,
he replied promptly, "leas ways
Then I'm going to try IL; she shut
her watery eyes and sat up very
straight. Il jes am. it'll be- day af-
ter tomorrow night, On, goody' I'm
goiu 30 try it,
AT the convent?
"Oh my goodness, no. | couldn't
try Il AT the convent I'm going to stay
al night with my ma--she lives at No.
st Claude street She wants me TO
20 with her tO put flowers on my pas
grave All.saints Day / goevery year,
I'm haif-orphan, she added proudly.
An what yOa goin TO wish fer?
qurried Monsieur sans Pieds.
She stretched out the long, slim legs
that danglcd from the bench aud eyed
her clumsy shoes. a pair Of shoes,
she breathed with high heels an
pointy toes an shiny tops IN tossels ut
the side Like them rich girls wears
| amt never had any cep'n sylum
shoes. been a haIf-orphan ever since
| was "A baby. I'm goin to AK All-lial-
tcr fer them shoes.
But you can't wear 'em in the con
vent suggested Mr.. No-Legs gruttly
"Oh, my goodness no, Nor ut my
mas neither She'd take EN- otf'n me
an sell EN-. But | kin have 'em
an hide 'cm someers down there,
an ouct year, when 20 tn stay all
night with my ma, kin put 'em ON.
i Jest three times roun' the garden, with
+ yo' eyes shut, I'M '-mal<e-a-cross-an spit
iu-it, Mussy, that's easy
Has your ma got garden asked
her companion.
"Oh, my goodness, no. She's got
little bjtty yard where the cistern is
but there's tree in IL. Don't you
reckon thatll do? Oh, my goodness,
don't you spose thatll do2
The half-orphan turned pale; she
looked aa If she was about to cry.
Oh yes, iu cose it'll do, MIR. No
LegN FASTENED TO say reassurngly.
Tome, Leexe, said Sister Anastasic,
in her soft voice, appearing mt the bot
tom ot the stairs The half-orphan
picked up her heavy basket and trudg
cd away after her
Eh bien NJ scu sans Pied, are you
therr?. called Madame Duconxc from
tire gallery above Just put the
poudrr rouge ON the bench. Pauline
WIFI fgtth III.
~hc threw down as she spoke. bit
Of silver which rang on the flag stone.
Mr.. No-Lcg, picked 1t up took
handful Of nicltels from Isis pocket, and
counted them several times, lie shook
, his head doubtfnIty: then curious
light dAuutd Into his eyes, aud he
! hugecd himself with his long arms.
I'll.
The next day FIacide Duronge aud
htN cousin Mary were walking along
? the street siullo, said the lad. stop
ping before il sign-board tlaming with
fresh advertisements, New attrac-
llnns he rrad aloud The Singing
Pig from Ceylnn-En -m "a. "A pair Of
y Mexican cougars m-m.m. THE Ccle,
brated. Iome, Mary, lets 20 in. I"
Mary followed him somewhat timid-