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To the Editor:
Believes in Double Death.

To the Editor:
In reply to Frank Reilly will say that the
Scripture given in proof OF the immortality OF
the soul uhe twenty-third psalm and the eigh-
teenth chapter Of EzekIeD to my mind only
proves the contrary. What kind of death is It
that the wicked shall die. spoken OF In the TWEEN
tieth verse and also In the whole chapterH Is
1t eternal life In torment! In Adam all die,
the good and the bad. There must be another
death-the second death-from which there is
no resurrection. Rev. H., 6. L. II. TAYLOR.
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RusSinu TOnst.

A very nice breakfast dish may be
made with stale bread. Cut the loaf in
slices about a quarter of an inch thick;
dip In cold milk, and fry light brown
in sweet beef 'drippings." Serve very
hot Or you can make simple dessert
by dipping the slices of bread in milk, in
which an egg has been beaten; then fry,
sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon, and
serya hot
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One pound powdered sugar. four eggs.
Juice of three lemons, rnd of one. one
cupful of flour (heaping fulD, one-half
teaspoonful nutmeg. Butter your hands
lightly, take up small Jumps Of the mix
ture, make into balls the size of a wal
nut, and lay on buttered paper more
than two inches apart.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
Work of Three Boys,

To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind 81. the proceeds OF a magic
lantern and legerdeman entertainment gotten up
by three boys for the benent OF the Sick Babies
Fund. Alpha II. Phillips.
Jacob Goldnick. Edwin Hoffman,.
Rutherford N. j.
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Maybe Nr. Gerry VIII lie Scared.

To the Ediur:
While resding this mornings paper came upon
an article concerning Mr.. Gerry. It seems that
wise humane gentleman wants a whipping post
established. What for' To lash some Of those
amable heaks he has in his EMPLOY Mr.. Gerry
was born long after his time. He and Brock
way shoyld have lived In the Dark Ages, They
are two good pals. Such barbarie thing in
this nineteenth century, Are the people awake
or dreaming to allow a man like him such alb
soluts tway7 Many a poor creature has been
deprivd OF her own flesh and blood through
spite ind lies, and her children turned over to
that nan l wonder II in his sleep or at some OF
the afand functions he and his attends he don't
hear the cries of the little children and their
bean broken parents in his esrs' hope he does.
That's all. ANTl-sLAVERY.
q suppose you will be scared to print this.
But IT'S true).
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Warner Miller's stumping for Morton
is no sign that tho Herkimer statesman
couldn't. even yet, be induced TO chuckle
over the sight OF one Mr.. Plat well up
N OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Massachusetts Democrats read les
son to their New York brethren in frank
iy and squarely indorsing the income tax
"A return TO correct theories OF taxa
ton" the Bay State Convention stamped
this popular measure. So it is. And IL
Is thoroughly and righteously a Demo-
cratic return.
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COMING EVENTS.

Fourth annual concert and ball Of the Morris
Park Association tomorrow evening at Phllp
Sehrings Washington Hall and Park Unionport
WestchCster.
Initial Ladies' Reception OF the Holy Cross Ly-
cenm, a2l West Forty-third street tomorrow even.
ing.
Third annual ball of the James T. Hastings
iatinn. tomorrow evening at Wendel's As
semhy Rooms 1884 to 3tt West Forty street
Twenty fourth annual ball Of Farragut Post 75
@ A, r., at Richmond Hall 292 to 200 West One
Hundred and sixteenth street, Tuesday evening
Oct. l6
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Opponents of real rapid transit have
taken to a new tack. Hands OFF Broad
way Is the senseless cry sprung from
an anonymous quarter to-day. 1t will
not deceive vel al c,:i4eas. No
hodx's hands ara gans 10 be laid
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Slpt. Byrnes wants a thousand more
policemen and 1t is said that the Grand
Jury will back up his demand. That Is
all right. II we haven't enough OF a
force We want more, OF course. But
don't let the new men have all the old
tricks
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
Held a Fair.

To the Editor:
Kindly accept Enclosed 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund proceeds OF fair held at 500 Eighth ave-
nue., by Helena Dolan. Anna Biegen and Laura
Dolan. Yours respectfully. ANNA BIEGEN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Lawyer Moss promises to produce a
witness who saw the stabbing of George
Apo and can tell who did It. The exact
fulflment OF this promise is All import
ant matter.
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LETTERS

t7his column is open to Everybody ,cho has
complaint to maxi, oriensce TO venaat. intorma-
ton to give subject Qf general interest to discuss
or public seruice to acknowledge. and pho can
put Tie idea fn.o less Mcn 100 toord. Long letters
cdnnot be printed ]
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

1t 10 possible that the Chinese will
make q mistake In depending on cold
weather to shake the Japanese off from
Pekin. The chill has certainly struck
the other way. thus far.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
he Sure There Is Many u One.

The Le1ow Committee might create a sensation
now by placing on the wItness.stand an honest.
law-respecting, conscientious policeman. We pre-
sumo he exists, although he has not been very
much in evidence lately.-Rochester Democrat
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

. Having got Supreme Court OF his
Town mind. Gov. Tillman has had his
State Dispensary law declared constltu-
tional. and will proceed to resume bust
ness at his several old stands. Trouble
has begun already. 1t takes South
Carolina long time to decide that 1t
has get enough OF Tillmanlsm.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

A West Virginia husband went out and tried
to hang himself. His wife cut the rope and
rcsuscitated him. The husband took the rope ans
beat his wife with II, Somebody ought to be
able to draw the moral which this tale contains.
Chicago Mall
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Under Which Ruiess

The only question now arising between Messrs.
Corbett and Fitlsimmons is as to the grammatical
rules under which they are TO hght. Corbett
clings to LIndey Murray but Fitrsimmons is
not partcular.-Chicago News
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Not with PopuIists for Keep..

Three Congressional districts in Georgia went
sstray last Wednesday but they will come back
into the Democratic fold on the FIRST Tuesday In
November. Atlanta Journcl
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against Broadway. November 6 is the
date, and the for ballot the instru-
ment for giving these false plcaders
their answer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

The Garbage Commission will make a
tour of eleven cities to investigate 30
many methods of disposing OF refuse. 1t
will be nice trip for the commission.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Students from the Columbia College
School of Mines took measurements at
the City Hall yesterday But 1t is Law
yer Goff who is sinking the shaft.
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George Gould and Others.

Mr.. Gould-Certalnly as a citizen OF New York
can but take the greatest interest in the
poll
Clerk twhispering)-A from the tax
ONCE has Just come in.
Mr.. Gouid-I repeat, as citizen OF New
Jersey can but take the greatest interest in
the Palisades The preservation OF those splendid
rocks should be a matter of concern to every tax
payer In the State
Reckless Friend-Yes. and aside from your posi-
ton as a taxpayer a prediction for saving rocks
might come naturally to you. you know. See?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

The Lexow serial will be sadly incom-
plete without n chapter or two on Police
Justices.
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Edsswater View, Bayslds. Oct s. 1884
To n Worried sbther."

To the Editor:
The reason your children haze no time to do
lessons in school, and scarcely time to eat. is
because the best hours OF he morning. that
should be spent In teaching tn children something
say astronomy hygiene or arithmetie-ls sPant
In Bible reading. hymns am drilling. time lost
j. 4 - ANOTHER or SIX
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Thus far, In no Russell has the Massa-
chusetts Democracy been deceived.
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In Mabel's Name.

To the Editor:
Please accept this 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund in Mabers name, a dear child. who has
passed away. A. A. X.
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EDITORIAL sCIssORINGs.
We Get What We Elect.

And there's Tammany, Gone to the dogs like
everything else. No right to kick. though. folks
haven't They get Just as good officers as they
elect.-St. Joseph Herald
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Make HOusclseeperI of the Boys.
Not only should boys be taught to
cook a few simple dishes in the best
manner, and to make good cup of tea
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
A Useful Linen Travelling Bag.

Any woman who is in the least handy
with her needle can make a travelling
bag OF linen. The need will manifest
Itself many times and instantly. All
wraps and small impediments can be
cncompassed by its voluminous depths
and be kept safe and clean.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

After the Coroners are gone will 1t be
possible to conceal the fact of proml-
nent citizens suicide for three days?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

1t may be MY Maryland" but It's
our Temple Cup.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

No register, no vote. And this isn't q
year to lose votes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

There Is a great deal in Mr.. Whitney's
suggestion that 1896 may be left to take
care OF itself, as 1892 did.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

After to-day you may register Oct, II,
26 or "a. But don't put off till one OF
those dates what you can do now.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

To-day, you register. -Four weeks from
to-day, you vote for Greater New York
and real rapid transit.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Anxious, Baltimore.-No. a trade in
volving that Cup and that pennant can
not be arranged on any terms.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Mr.. whitney's letter proved not to be
the one that never came.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
Register to-day.

"Climb on" Mr.. Gon. Right Up Higher
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FOR THE SICK BABY FUND.
Late Contributions Sent in for THE
Evening Worlds" Worthy


The following additional contributions
have been received for the Sick Babies
Fund.
Entertainment Richmond Hall. May Col.
ligsn and others. 90
Concert. Eleventh street, Brooklyn Miss
Jensen and other. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Fair. 1853 Eighth avenue. Helena Doisn
and others. 400
Magic Lantern. $50 Eighteenth street,
Brooklyn. Richard Bearhope and others. Ia
ENlrh..'s.,. .......,.,....,.'..,..... 10
Magic lantern. Rutherford. ~ j., Alpha
H. Phillips and others................... 800
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Total Sos o.
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"Blunt Mr.. whitney" Yes, but he
makes some sharp points on the cam
paign.
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Enthusiast--so you're going the stump for
Norton eh7 Well. I'll tell you what. we're all
mighty glad to see you back inside the breast
works.
Miller-I do wish you wouldn't say any more
about breastworks. I'm tired OF that IT'S a
chestnut
Enthus-weli. you needn't get hot in the
collar over
MIller-And for Heavens sake don't mention
collars I'm not wearing anybodys collar.
Enthus-Great jumping Jehosophat! Nobody
said you were. What In the name OF Platt-
Mnler-Plague the name OF Plat! Can't
you see that It's Me that I'm looking out for!
Perhaps you think I'm dead. lust because Tom
Plat sentenced me, once on time But there's
going to be a political resurrection some day.
and I'm going to have record all ready to
keep me going again.
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Chairman HinkIey and Mr.. whitney

Chairman IInkley (doletully)-I understand that
those fellows over at Republican Headquarters,
with the assistance OF a bar'l. are building up a
tremendous opposition to us.
W. C. Whltney-Why don't you check IT.
Chairman Hinkley-Thats a nice suggestion to
make to a whose bank account isn't so
big as your Now, II you would only
W. c. Whitney tcheerfully)-Dont say another
word. old chap. I'll do It at once I'll write
you-let me see-yes. I'll write you a letter
nd ha did
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Workers for consolidation in Mount
Vernon sum uD the advantages "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-05

To mount camel for the fret time IT,
/ for a HowadIj, until be gets the bang OF II
a complicated aud anxious process. TIE
! first risk Is tbst the animal will rise while
the rider is climbing into the saddle,
This he will inevitably do II the attendant
bas forgotten to place bis foo on the cam
els kuee
The Uoyiee having settled 10 tue ssddlr,
which is like fiat wooden tea tray ou the
top Of a hump, and taken tight grip Of
the horns, Of which there is Que IN front
aud one behind, waits in suspense, wonl
derirg which end Of the animal means to
get up fret. TIE action, when 1t does be-
gin, IL u violent sefsaw 10 three jerk,
which impels him alternately in the dlrect
tiou Of the head and tail, until il he Is
lucky, be finds himself ten feet above the
ground The hGteeuth century pilgrim,
lI Fabri, so exactly expresses my sen
uments about csmels | will quote bis re,
n arks He ssyt;
A camel has a smt head and is with
ont horns. 1t has big and terrible eyes
and always seems sorrowful and troub,
led animal, Its eyes are like Ere beacous
and big r tleououo shine in them; for
whatever a camel looks at seems great and
huge to it, wherefore 1t seems to view ex-
crythng with wonder and al nm, When,
therefore, d man goes mp to IT and the
beast begins to tremble because the man
coming toward 1t seems to 1t to be four
times bigger than be really is.
Had not God ordered it, this animal
would not be Gs tame and disciplined as
It is When 1t screams, being l. trouble,
it opens it moa b, shakes It's bead, and
raises up it's long neck, wsgggiug it TO
aud fro, so that a man who is not sccusl
toned to 1t is disturbed and frightened.
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am to understand, than, Miss Puma
EFT, said the young man, outwartly calm.
whatever may have been the tempest OF
passion that afitsted his interior, that
this svowsl ia Ou uuwelcome surprise 10
you.
bage never dreamed, Mr.. Hanknsop,
she replied, with cold aud and almost
dis lalbful glance, Of the possibility Of
such thing, and | beg that you will
never renew the subject
1t would be useless 10 reopen the di.cusl
sion would ~
1t would.
You could never look upon me in auy
other light than that OF a lriendf
Never.
He was silent moment aud then. with
visible effort at unconcern, he said!
Pardon me for asking tue question, Miss
Plnnkctt, but was there anything unseen.
ingly or repeIleDt in my language or in
my manner Of expressing myself?
No, sir Under the circumstances Mr.
Hqnkineon have 10 objection TO saying
you expressed yonr4elf admirably Your
words we're well CD osen, and your man.
ner. apart from the -t the emotion. which I
need not say | do not share, was unotjeo'
tipnsbIe,
Had You been At all predisposed ~ my
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-05
Jim's AdNHntage

A young man stood at tee ICot Of Grls
void street gazing stendIle into the rlvtl
when policeman who happened along
inquired.
Looking for anything n particular oot
there?
Well, no replied the Rag r was Iuet
thinkin. 1t is almost three yeas ago
to day since my brother Jim was drown
ed right.
And you thought you might see his bat
floating around2
Oh, no. ! was thinking how curious
it all came about. Jim went right of the
wharf here They said he gave just one
yell before,he struck the water.
1t was a case Of suicide, theup
Straight case, You see Jim and me were
both 10 love with the came girl. jim was
the best looking, but ! had the most
land
And the girl preferred you?
She did Jim and we didn't have no
fuss about 1t. but az soon Is be found out
bow things was he come into Detroit and
walked down here and jumped of. Poor
old Jlmi
There are many sad things in our lives,
ssil tho policeman rs be tapped the bead
ofa pile With bis baton.
You bet, aud this is one OF hem though
Jim can t complain.
Complain Of what2
Why, he suIclied because be couldn't
gi, tue girl, aud now want 10 suicide be-
cause did get her,
Ga the whole think Sim is yeor sn'
q half ahead Of me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-05

10 the London Mirror Of Literature TO
June. lS4l, there is an account OF a dream
that was remarkable 10 many respects |
is given upon the su ulhority OF a clergy
man Of the church Of England. the Rev
Mr.. Alexander who speaks from persona
kuowIege Of some OF the facts 1t appear'
that young man Of good reputation, nam
ed Horrocks, was found robbed aud mnr
| dered. His head had been beaten in, APP
parently with budgeons, A vigilant
| search was made for the assassin and after
several months abandoned, no clew TO the
crime having been discovered. One night
gentleman who hs6 been well acquaint-
ed with Horrocks awoko and told bis wife
he had had dream ii which hs had been
assured that one Samuel Longsmith Of
Bolton was the murderer
Longsmth lived some 20 mills away
was person whom the dreamer had met
but once Cr twice His wife told him TO
think no more abOnt 1t but 10 90 to sleep.
A second time he awoke from the effects
Of the same dream and announced his resi-
olution to take steps the following morn
ing to see what would come OF it, Accor
dIngly he went to Bolton the next day
and sought warrant for the arrest Of
Longsmlth. The mbgis'rlte howegerIe.
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a rl-fgyman 10 S-~ Jrrsey ~ss o.lItlg
n. oa 'Hr of hls lady psrsbioners ~bo
AtI ? mafkaUlJ large family d children
~to lad sriiyed 10 lhir soIiat brisi
Iutrtnisssi IL The course u Li, coll
che ssid 10 him, Nj. you have not
sesn ny lac, rhId
No, madam, replied the clergy msn, and
do not ever eIpfc. to, sitsr which be
Immediately beat a re'rest 80 the better
dart CT ulJr
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The HI'eL Death

/
ID England dnF'oA th' black desth : hfs'
aud most 'fr"din' N'sl'atlon III 1913 . 1t
was noticed 'hs''' '7f'i'' on an enormous
number o. '' ''o''ef' IN the country vii
lases' tue P.oT qua 'l' "ofAmen III Toe
'o"ns' the hoaks AL" h1ps and trlars -
to"t 'H' thut lot''or "' 'he popular d
who were III IonT'd' III clothed or hAe
nose III 'R'"u' uon7''' Il'e' h"Ol'u"''{
on 80 iuNnih'ieh dIel among "hom TIE
pr'etlc'o' Ssc''ielfm J" 'a.llu'''imS 'ehu'
ed TO oflns Hoout "'sseh'uR {" 'h'n
Stamina nj" 'u''' VIM I"N'T
"a th' o'ner o'N' ''' 'h'f'.I'y ""'h'
the clergy was lsf IL 'A'e'' o. INST among
any o'her 'IasS''nd th's can D" a"''"nt'u
only 10 th'lr nooIe s''' 'ecr'hce 10 Tue ois'
charge OF tneF m'4Is'eil" dnnes SmohR
psrisbl2h'r4. B'oath'" Z day and night TIE
pes'ilohtisI an working h"ro'cally among
people IN every stage Of the dlsease, oom'
fOTtlug the C'lnF ara bnrF'Ng Tie dead ~
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one orDsan iiufgga'' storis..

A ,t1fy Of Ds.a Barlous vas about =
in-ad- eIpeue1cc 10 Il corIlr3r's FL iJi
too. Ou entering vI.h the crowd t9e
friend frlt t0ueb3d7 a. bIs coat pocket
and expected 10 had li. hs1dkercoiri
slne. Lot al he iyuai two 40 ,ieu doll.
10 bic pocket
o., 90 doubt, be thought. the eonl 1rot
il gotGg 70 make game Of ne by pretend
ing that be hs eof!ared .hese dolls into
ny pocket. bgtI sll be more than
match fer him
The t~o dole we're promptly lrsusisr.
red 10 the pocket ole stoal gsslisusn 10
r9ft. sud frou hin The origin,I victim d
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HENRI BoSYHGE.

TteNay > IT'D tHcb skilsei sod dtIca
touch. There the insifaueat stood 10
] tslr parlaf Of s,atle of three rooms,
though lt uere % stste OF trance assl
tas some magnetic laaI tosWakeo it
animation.
TIE other room to which Nj. para
belonged 10 comuoa WITH mioe htl bee
vaesal. aud tits wss NY iositael soIaila
|o'lba rrsbltm. Dew b5arier bad Ios'B
led inset during tie day Therein a
ssys cuuous srecuDstlous sbout tbe pe
.,olaIly Of those With whom Ne ere CON
IyI.i to ester Iulo social yuItaponuo.
and shlle sssa reeahIY Impressed VII
the sound Of the rev Iodger yet ba
dreaded possiblIiuas respecting the eight
some very stupid, homely pealIs ar
f1nud smous mu.Iclsus, snI oue noul
no Ike tur'elt Of melody ui hous an
seasoulug of the other social q1shrle tia
rrI I-r -rt1lsteuce brsrabf
The pOrlor was the one pyeDae to th
two rooms, and through It was compel
0lei TO pss4 / ,urersi as o4t, sud tL
music cessed.
! beg vour aIdou. sir. int MY ro1m il
al cent. and the lttrua3u is Que Of ucc
es.I Y, ssId
Then youa-e ny ueighbor? be replied
10 voice Of low, rlch cadeuce. Ny
utuol Heuu Bolyuge. odofiug NE hl,
n.
Ard mine is Frtuk S5erman | hope
we viii be fnends
/ oss fsirly delighted with MS appear
q, cr and maunrr. which manifested such
,lfuslure aud stamp Of virtue that |
/ t for granted Shst years Of eIsmlua
tIou are often necessary to unfold We
nrrr Io,tsnt aud close friends
lie as the auupode to me 10 physique
for / was tail, fl shy-aImo,t embonpolut
--nu1 DARK, while he was rather Petite 90
no, qaire five 70 four, cf cquTo.e ussue
auI rudedlY bloude 10 complexion, an
,
IILyted him TO my private rom that
first evening, explaining that long year,
Of Lscaeloruood had made it a receptacle
OF odd snd easy furnishing MT found in
the CONVENT nal boarding house room, and
Il. e euttred, bis bands and voice wer,
r uei iu delight as be exclaimed:
o., You are an artist How glad am.
havc always thought would like 10 be
ag artist,cr il | were a woman that would
like t, marry one. And yioJiul You
lny thin, tcO2 AL, We shall have duet
soiteet
And what is your vocation? | enQuired,
for there was 10 possibility Of LEARNING
what it was through visual evidence as in
nv case.
l. Mr.. Sherman, am one Of that nomanI
die trlbe who know not what an hour may |
bring forth. my menu OF to day com,
IrpLepds pipbtjpgsles tonones and brains
Of humming birds tomorrow | may suti |
slst on uoh plebeian diet as ham and |
egga. | have no regular occupation, al.
though / am quite sure OF myself iu mul
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