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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-18

ram l leaves bloomfield az go a. 10.
rt,' I'IINes IiiINes at Landis6urg at 6.I7 a. m,
,a,.' .e.'1r e., LandiSbnrg at 6.l4 p. ~, and
arrives at Bloomfield at 6. so D. m.
Trains leave Loysvlle for Dnnc,n,,o- q.
= 20 a. m, and ?. 10 p. m. RETURNING
arrive at 10 81 a. IN, aEd $50 n n,
between LandisbNrg and LovsviIIs tr,i,s
-.,I ruG as follows: Leave LsGdisbarr for T.nvs-
cIi'G % a. m, and 50 p m. l,oysviIIc
io' Landlsburg II 10 a. m, and ! 90 m
o., al stations marked g are nag stations
signal. '"t sup on
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-18
COUNTY CHAIRMAN

Nr. Ediior:-Pleasc announce that am
a candidate for Chairman of the COUNTY
Committee, subject to the rules and usages
oi The Republican party. I respectfully
ask the support OF tae Republican OF Ju-
Hidta.
W. II. KAUFFMAN.
Walker township,
March 27Ih, 1891.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Thieves exploded The ssfc in Cath
carts store in 1iilier5town, shout 3
o clock on Tuesday morning. and set
the place on fire, and burnt tie store
and four other buildings
The SO called southeran chiva!rv
was on trial as represented by Phil.
Thompson and Breckenridge in the
Pollard case, Shams.
Have you tried South American
Ncryine-the gem OF the century ?
The great cure for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known. Trial bot
ties * cents. Sold by 7. Banks &
Co, Druggists, Miillintowu, Pa.
Nov. i, L.
Rahacca Wilkinson, Of Browns
valley, Ind, says: q have been in q
distressed condition for three wears
from Nervousness, Weakness Of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges-
ton until my health was gone. I
had been doctorinE constantly with
no relief. l bought one bottle Of
South American NeIvine which done
me more good than any $50 worth of
doctorirg l ever did in my life. I
would adyisc every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
4 few bottles Of it has cured me
completely. 1 consider it the grand
est meticiu in the world" " War
IaDted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trai
bottle IS cents. Sold by L. Banks
q Co., Druggist, Mifhintown,' Pa.
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STATIONS .

NorE-' Signifies TO agent. s.T'' ,ols-
phone connection.
y. EklNG, President 4Dd Manager
- h. MILLER, General Agent.
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RAILROAD TyyE ysrsE.z
pERRY COUNTY RAILROAD.

The following schedule went Into effect
Nov. -, 1888, aod the trains will be run as
follows:
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ElEGTsiE TElseKAgE

-. III Sold out .ht, rent. no royalty Adapted
70 CITY. Village or Country Needed in every
u- nome, shop, store and Office. Greatest Conven-
- lience and best seller earth.
III o. NJ Agents make from 80 $50 per day.
A--I One in a residence means a sale 20 all the
c@-l neighbors- Zine instruments, toys, works
G 5.: ;.=. 81 E
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z Z. ACkLEY,

PhvsIcian and AccoucLenr. VIII pursue
also as specially III thc treatment Of dis
eases Of the throat and C.seslivo system,
Acute and Chronic.
April l9, lSI3-ly.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-18
Tascarora Valley Railroad.

TooD's PMS cure al LIVER Ills. 25c
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-18

S51 i nrn-=7, sent past-Iaid on receipt o. rstss
DE- Hr1rrHEETs' MasCAL fis r1res.H -,rlEo FEEE.
HUEPUREys' EED. CO., III AHA william ST. View yort
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s HERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

RAAA fAAt b VI rltL.
MiliiiDtoHn, Marca %, 1894. {
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-18

Sherif7s OGice,
Milfiintovn, April ,, 1894.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

also laid by fortune received from IL dur
ing the past two years. 1t is funnier than
The Private Secretary" which created
suche Juror eight years ago There 10
love interest" In it, too. with handsome
young men and pretty girls. and
these delight the seeker after sentiment.
The farce begins with two college students
making preparations TO welcome the rich
aunt of one of them, who Is coming from
Brazil. The students have arranged a
luncheon in their rooms and have invited
their sweethearts TO DO present Just as
their sw eethearts arrive a telegram is re-
ccived from the aunt stating that she has
been DELAYED aud will not arrive FOR day
or two. The students do not want to lose
the luncheon or 10 let their sweethearts
go. and the girls cannot remain with pro-
pristy as they have no chaperon. They
talk a college chum into personating the
BRAZILIAN aunt and then the fun begins.
Tne bogus aunt is courted by two tine
gentlemen, each Of whom proposes TO her.
She hugs and kisses the students sweet
hearts. and has things all her own way
until the real aunt arrives. There are slx
,rsttv love stories in ''Charley's Aunt"
any one Of them . good basis for a
nlay. Reserved seats are now on sale for
ssCharley's Aunt
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DIS. Merrill & Merrill,
6ia Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.

The cd established specialists are stili
treating with unsurpassed success sil
Gentle Tlnary diseases Of either SET All
Private, h.ood. skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal a'ten-
ton gwen % every csss ana all carab.e
eases guaranteed Charges lo~.
PILES, FESEULA. RECTAL I'll
GERS, sTKGCIC kES AND EARfCO-
CELE-Cases guaranteed 4ithoat pain CT
detention from bus ness.
We ALI give s. oso in geld coin for
any case of NaFfcccs thas has been Or
G. n De earsa 81 aisisein ne electricity Or
Any appliances % Applications internally.
exteFna. ~ elsFasllv.
SYPHILIS. GoN0RRH(EA. GLErT
~o~ruagorrhssz. Seminal Weakness. LIST
Msuhoad &. Night Enaissions necare1 Fsc.
a!sies FemAle Weakness ard al Sc fcs,e
.l.orgsers peculiar - either sex positively
cared s. vel As 80 fuaetaoaAa 1f.oraers
shat resast from ycgsAfaa fo.laes or thu sx.
r@s. IF s1stHTs yezrS
Taa1saras cared ~ eorresronaSneA. al
private an1 medicine securely packed
from viss. P4sia cave opes asea send
stamps Cor rep4x fav question lsss or easl.
CansalssEion FREE Hears y 20 IL al N. 4
~ And to = ~ SGz9ar hours. 10 10 -
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psn3auain Crockett. % ctalsaFn eounsy.
~. rs.ssa Go be At psaee with sac Sof.d.
t,r afssr four years Of UtlsaEsoa he sees
81. cav clear - acquire ute % the nofta-
g.. Quarter Of northsest quarter sscstoa
"a township - nogsh. range Sesa lie
entered the lAnd ~ homestead April =,
isso ard c0nraaied 80 cash estry sAssoosE
81. tsSsi. on report Of special agent H. (.
GOraon he satry wzs held sor sAnes.1a-
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Or. I.v wallace 60 Lecture.

Gen. Lev Wallace will lecture in the
First NJ. r. church tomorrow evening on
Turkey and the Turks" The sale OF re-
served seat. has already been large. bat a
fen more seats can be secured at stewart &
Holmes drug store. The lecture Viii
or.n With an account Of che way IN which
.he Turks became possessed Of their
Earopean domain, their greatness and ter
,i,ory IN Europe and Asia The personal
i,v and characteristics Of the Turks, their
urivats and public lives viii be features II
,he talk. and Gen. wallaee viii close With
an interesting account Of the hareEn.
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Living Pictures. ., eorar.y'..

The famous Living Pictures" that have
.fsassd fgroTs wherever produced In the
A~ssrn states. alter 8 weeks careful ana
sAsaEase preparation. wili be prod aoed a.
.>ssafsy's sheAtsr for the arsi time IN ihs
vi tosao-row evening in conjunction sash
vac hanlsy. LemmeFs Dramatic Company.
s@sSa siA present the three-aei sAFcs
ssAsdy Of The PINK Domino The
~-fay atseif Affords an evening 81
.sAtAy amusement eeinz tbs story ~
say married men. ~ho, on rressnss Oh
sssess. have a Jolly time Ia London.
Asf wives are divided on the question o.
virtue, one oG ,hem believing them
vaEaly human and the other iaeAssy
ossaa Tais difference o, opinion re-
70 wager between the tive ~ which
iaae- saslr better halves, They DO
sszasse. and al bali the exchange
s@ak domino brings aboa, eompasca-
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ton on the ground that the Improvements
on the tract consisted of a log cat
in, no clearing or cultivation and
that the land was mortgaged for
500. After the Democrats came into
power, the special agent who took
the case could not end witnesses to sup
port the governments case. Crockett on
the other hand brought in two witnesses
to show that he complied with the Law.
The local Office held for the defendant and
the land com missioner now agrees,
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Fupru. Growth on Celery.

TACOMA. Oct. l3-[special. lin order to
prevent fungus growths on cslery in this
part of the state. Newton Il. Pierce. Of the
government horticultural depar tment,
recommends that ali celery seed be disin-
fected, as he believes the spore of the
fungus IL brought here from the East in
the celery seed.
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Alarve quantity Of water Is being sent
f,en, The Colman dock 30 the Per; Blske-
lev Nm company pending repairs 70 taa
,onranv's dAus. which broke couple Of
u.~k. nro. Saturday 2s.ooe gallons
-. ,e.ea over BY the tug Nav aoser.
ana similar quantities wsii fe4iow from
aav - aav. until The repairs are completed,
The uAtsr IS pat in a barge built for TIE
purposs and several trips are made IA q
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LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER win
give you PEARLY TEETH.
II will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABYiS.
II will HARDEN THE GUMS.
II will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER 10
free from grittinexs.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER has
. dslieste and refreshing flavor.
This agreeable and efficaciozs
Tooth Powder. established By more
than twenty years experience. has
received the sanction OF the mem-
bsrs of the Dental and Medical pro-
fessions Of this city generally. and
by them 10 10 daily recommended
and prescribed. Ii Ia 80 pleasant in
the application - IL 10 excellent in
its effects: 10 speedily renders the
teeth whate md smooth. the gums
heslthfal. red and firm. and by fire.
susnt use will preserve them in this
desirable condition. lt gradually
but srectualIy removes tartar and
destroys tho psrssiticsI animaleuls
which neglect may have permitted
to collect and prevents their further
accumulation. thus serving as q
compiets beautifier and preservsr OF
the teeth. Microscopic examina-
items have been made of the matter
Deposited or the teeth and gums Of
individuals selected from all classes
OF society and Of every variety Of
bodily condition. snd In nearly ~
cry case animal aud vegetable para
sites were found TO exist in great
numbers Experiments were made
fer their removal and the inEgaei.
snis nsed in Lubin's Tooth Powder
wsre found TO be the most sfsscGnAi.
destroying them Instantly.
Through the K ndness If friends
10 are permitted TO publish tue fol-
Lowing
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Kss,. Kmm... Tomorrow Nigh.

Irish national and pastoral comedy will
b seen at its very best at the Seattle the
a:sf on next Monday and Tuesday even
inn. when Katie Emmett, the queen
rsnant Of soubreites. will appear in Con
]. Murphy's great PLAY, Killarney"
Mss Emmett 10 . great favorite all over
TIE Pacific coast. and her admirers, whose
names are legion. will surely turn out en-
nssss at the announcement of her CON-
lng. This season Miss Emmett has as
nned the personal management of her
roduosion, and has so far handled IL with
. skill which has commanded success.
Tao weeks ago she played at the Hay
market theater, Chicago. the most bril-
lsnt engagement she has ever had In that
atY. On the closing night of her stay the
leotblacks and newsboys Of Chicago
hrned out en- masse TO bid her good-bye
aad ''au revoir." The company support
nc this star has been carefully selected.
md Il IL said To be of more than ordinary
Interest Several of the artists are ma
aaaally we'll known. Mr.. Robert Sheri-
taa 10 one Of the very best character actors
% the stage aud he 10 fine singer Mr..
hahsrs ssckeft was in the original cast of
taarles Frohman's great production of
"Ihsrmidor" at Twenty-third street
nsster, New York Little Mabel Zalia-
nrre. remarkable child ingsnue. was
as hit Of the "Blue Jeans" production.
aad others of equal celebrity. The daring
lsap for life" made by Miss Emmett in
ne Devils ehasm is ss attractive as ever,
aad the scenery, which is new and
aaisnssiy Characteristic. viii not suf-
ar BY comparison with that of any
esasf production nov on the road.
Kiss Emmett, since the retirement Of
lsssa and Maggie Mitchell from the stage.
undoubtedly our foremost cometienne.
'as Is young. pretty. vivaeious. and has
hat personal magnetism in her acting
IA; made the late Frita Emmett so popu-
az With the public; abe sings sseetiy.
saacss daintlly. and her years OF practical
Esse experience has made her almost
Perfect IN her art Ia her new play.
Killarney" she appears both as boy
Nd . girl. aud Is charming ia both
saAaSierS Killarney" lie one Of the
asss Irish dramas that has heea pat apon
ss stage since The Shaughran;" 10 IL
iAil Of strong sensational scenes. aeounds
= comedy. and withal has . pretty love
Sorry running through IL that makes 10
ss1snssly Interesting. The scenic effects
= The play are superb. everything used Ia
we Production 10 carried by the company.
asa tie Performance here wiil BE idsati-
saA'y TIE saas in every respect a. thas
Even Al The star thsstsr. New York city.
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pan.,, pa~utnx In Tragedy.

Robert Downing. the tragedian. will
make his fsss appearance in this city st
,he Seattle thestsr. THURSDAY. October Is.
ga r.uaain for three performance lie
vii appear ia . series Of his eest tragic
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Judicial proceedings have been insti-
tuted in San Salvador against ex-Presi-
dent Carlos Ezeta and ex-Vice- President
Antonio Ezeta, nineteen indictments hav-
ing been made against them for defalca-
ton.
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tons that bring all the characters into .
seemingly inextricahle tangle. The real
pink domino 10 the final means Of satisfy
ing the inquisitive wives that their sus-
picions were unfounded, and the comedy
ends with all the families happily recon-
cil-d. During the action of the comedy
specialties inssinging and dancing will be
introduced by Miss Gassman and little
Nina Cook. Each performances viii close
with the production of Roy Pinkham's
celebrated Living Pictures" as follows:
Landing Of Cleopatra" THE Diver"
Rock Of Ages" The Sculptor" two tab
ieaux .,"J Justice. The Graces. "Cain and
Abel. Lightning" Flower Girls."
america"
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"Charisy's Amt IL Coming.

The latest successful rafting farce
"Chsrley's Aunt" viii be given its first
production in Seattle next Thursday at
the Seattle theater and continued the rest
of the week. Brandon Thomas is the
author of "Charley's Aunt" and il has
already made him independently rich.
w. S. Penlsy, who is associated with Mr..
Thomas In its ownership and who created
the role of the old lady from Brazil, has
The evening world., 1894-02-03

It's star~-spangl@d course. The reeds in
n%eighboring stream rustlcd and shtveret
in the breeze, and "a large night mott
or two came sailing up and bumpcl
against KItty's white kcrch!ef on then
way to the fatal candle shining by tbs
window.
"TAc girl looked up to the sky and
Was 1t the brightness Of the noon?
Why, do you weep, Kitty said a
voice At her Side.
err. The SRI buried her face in her
hands ana sobbed afresh:,
"'You are going away" she said.
"'Ncs, | am gong away said Kin
loch; nut You win come with me, kitty
81 love you, but l shall not accompany
"'Eut you must. ! have spoken 10 the
'Kinloch,' she said, looking up into
her lovers face with n sweet, serious
smile. u have made m" love Won, for
/ could not help it; but YOU cannot make
on, but you will, DARLING, won't you,
Kitty" H." went on, eagerly. YOU kno"
can marry now, because ! came of aE'
the other Gay, and | have much NOR"
than my pay now. Is that h you are
thinking of?
"'How could ! think about that? Why.
will YOU not understand, kinlOChH Nour
proud old fathcr and your Silvcr-ha'r"d
stately mother, los could they bear Tor
ono Of their SONS to marry an Irish
peasant girl"
you have nothing 10 learn from the
highest lady in III" land. my darlinS,' ~"
said. fundly 'and younger sons are not
expected 10 marry, n'tr'ssGs'
But she shook h"r head rosoln'oly;.
",Nui Is this how YOU lightly AIMS
ava ID man happiness for life
"'N few days pain now 10 say" you
years OF regret in the future
'Ihr young man looked at the glr,
pcrr!cxcd. Where could she have learned
such 'ntWvnt f-Nn'l" hni she gain
IN" strength To express them 50 tGe",9 =
III" TAN sad. slowly aui so.c~li',
a. Il taking an oath, took r0ud ,
!%ltty' That l., tnH evening sI4". 50
surely as it wi,l shine IN The heavens
i've, ten or twenty years as surely VIII
my love remain Unchanged FOR YOU, Sid
me. come" beck when YOU Will Kitty,
and II / have breath IN my body n
strength to do T. ! Will come
come back IN ten years, kinlOCh |
will be true to you and wait III then.
1 Will try and Improve mNself-makc
myself more worthy OF your love-
keep as you are, kttty-rematn IN
changed sIid the younG man, jealousy,
lest when | come again | shan not ac'
in y0u tho last tool | took away with
me, MY lie, my love- h murnlurci
Pc sionG te,y; and, kissing her sweet
brow ana mouth, folding her IN one last
embrace, he s'yh1t ana lrft her.
she turned 10 50 ia;o uE3 cottage, \
The evening world., 1894-02-03

fully apparent fiji we instantly forgav,
The days passed on. n KInloch
who had before been the life Of our eN
petitions, was now generally absent.
Where he had been was evident, fol-
we often caught n glimpse OF chestnu'
hair shining through the trees, or the OLD
picturesque shawl draped over Kitty's
dimplel arms apparently just below.
"kinlorh's regiment had been ORDERED
way TO another part of Ireland. anc
to go, we begged for his company to Il
picnic we had ARRANGED 10 have with Ont
or two other families,
Thanks, very much he said, bat
am afraid ! shall be too busy
" on; but You must come" we all
cried. We counted upon you
But I-L,havc so many things to d.
to-day
Here he stopped and blushcd.
we girls were looking very inqIisi-
tive, and some of the men had a p,rcpp-
tihle sheer on, their fncss.
by TO, ] daresay,' suggested Philip Grant.
"kinloCh turnr! On HIM with biHZluE
eyes. We all kept back. They wer" like
=" 'Confound it. sir" he cried. and sup
pose | have. What Is that to YOU"
We all looked at Phi'ip; he was very
whit, but he s~hEuEEc! ms shoulders IN
differently and wisely forebore 10 an
"Kinloch's temper cooled down as rap
idly as it had risen.
- am sorry to ~disappoint you, girls
he said, gently, but you win have 10 OK
cusc me And, bowling, he walked on.
W watched his upright, manly iG-
IRE striding along til he disappeared.
and then W all looked ~ each Other and
IA clear case said one girl.
"'IIead over heels
What viii he ao?'
tt Il T.,,. ,,,. a., F,H.,syN= l1YVf
The evening world., 1894-02-03

chestnut, curling in little rings all owe
her brow and neck, and a slender. up
right figure that was the envy of halt
us were standing chatterinS under tht
trees, Kitty passed us with a basket OF
fruit.
girl. and seemed struck dumb witt
amazement.
He stood at n little distance and kept
his eyes fixed on her.
1T was love from that moment ant
every one noticed II.
"All the other young fellows, of course,
Immediately swarmed around the girls
Without SO much as by your leave
kitty began expostulating, but they
put her off.
Sure, Kitty said one; and you
would like us to have the best III be
And another, Malone, one kiss from
that cheek with the bloom of the peach
upon 1t viii save you from these raS,-,
for such a favori
But Kitty would not be bribed, and
seemed about TO resign herself to the
dcrcd his way into the group, and, Civ
ing the last speaker a friendly push:
cried, Leave the girl alone, Grant
And then, turning to Kitty, TOOK the
basket out Of her hands, saying, 1t Is
too heavy for your little arms, and Their"
will come no one stealing your fruit now,
Pm thinking +!
and Walked along by his side.
THAT is the first time have seen
" my lady allow any one to fetch or
carry for her. said my brother.
There Ia no gainsaNing, kihl9chl'
then, as | can tell you, Harry 7! l crled,
for he always gets his " way IN
:'EspeciaIiy when ii has TO do with
pretty girls" sncerei GrI"t.
h" Treason" We All shouted, IN a
breath. .'k,,nloch is lie same to us all
'Of course SAID Grant, recovering
his temper, hut are you Mt al pretty
I'VE laughed and did not deny the soft
impeaChmenl; so the moinentary DF"ach
was healed.
Kitty coming up to our house with her
fruit.
or done would have prevented her, but
we were not quito 80 sure about Nin
loch, who ever since that little episode
had wandered about like a distressed
lone day we met Kitty in one OF the
lanes and said 10 her; How In II YOU
never come our way now
THE girl blushed.
Father prefers 70 tax up tho things
himself she muraured, for which pain
The evening world., 1894-02-03
KITTY'S NAMESAKE.
d Romance of Olden Time With a
Modern Ending.

was invited to spend the Summer months
with my aunt, who then had one of the
finest houses in this County of Kildare.
Several regiments were stationed at
the camp and at the n%eighboring village,
so YOU may imagine the girls of the
party, and | loked forward to having IA
gay time. oh. those few short ummer
months. Kitty! / grow young when |
think of them! The rides across the
Curragh in The fresh morning air, when
in parties OF ten or twelve we would
I gallop for miles on those breezy stretches
OF emerald turf: the handsome officers
who enjoyed having hide and seek in the
dusky evening hours all over the old
fashioned house, starting out of the cor
ners and from behind doors and chasing
us breathless down the slippery oaken
corridors. Then. tired ont, We would
stroll into the gardens, and under the
trees there would be songs, 'rirtations
and WHISPERED condolences and promises
made by the score and never fulfilled
what n mad. merry time II was!
And the maddCst, the morriest, the nanh-
soonest Of all was 70 younG Sc",ci IN
tenant. Kinloch KinioCh. His mother
was Irish and had bcqucat'led 10 him hcr
I good looks and propensity for joking
And now for kitty, the heroine. she was
the daughter Of an old gardener wAo
lived about a mile way from my aunts
house. and OF all distfact.ngly pretty
women who have made men do foolish
things. / am sure Kitty WAS one OF the
prcttieEt."
What was she Ike"
..Nrz l,,,,inItnn Gould rDmp IN 10 the
original. but | can tell you that she had
the irish blue eyes. p complexion like
milk, hair of the brightest anu sllkiest