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Assignee Of John Huecker insoiyen..
Notice.

E&S ANOtLCCs
This is to certify, that we, Charles Kaufman.
whose place OF residence 10 1919 Prairie avenue.
chicago, state o fillinoie, and H. M. Kaufman.
whose place Of residence is 37th street, Chicago,
Illinois, are co.partners,. doing q clothing and
Iurnisning business At the West side OF Rgan
Ayennc. In the city OF Madison. Lake COUNT.
south Dskots, under the firm name OF Charles
kaufman IL Bros. "
Dated, Chicago, Illinois. Ang. i, A. ID. 1894
CHAS. KAUFMAN.
III. M. KAUFMAN.
State OF IlliBoia, -
County Of Cook ~
Do 10 remembered, that on this 6sst day of An.
gust, 10 the year one thousand eight hundred
and ninety four, before me, Zach Hofheimer, q
notary public within and for said county and
state, personally appeared Charles Kaufman and
Henry Kaufman, well known 20 me 90 be che p4r-
sons who are described i'm and who executed the
within and foregoing instrament, and severally
dHty acknowledged 10 me that they executed the
same freely.
In witnsse whereof ! have hereunso set my
hand and 06aciai ssai aG Chicago. In Rald eoanfv
and state, the day and year above written.
EACH HOFHETMRR,
Notary Pnbtir, Cook connty, Illinois.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Owe A POWER IN IOWA.
But Ex-Governor Sherman lis Now a ClerI
In u Country Store.

But Ex-Governor Sherman Lis Now a ClerE
In u Country Store.
From the Office Of the governor of a
great state to the position of hoorwalk.
er OF a big store-that seems not only
improbable, but impossible, and vet
there is an incident of the kind ON rec
ord Following Governor Gears retire.
ment from the Office of chief executive
of Iowa came Buren, r. Sherman, who
for two years made an excellentgovern-
or. just why the precedent of d second
term was not followed I cannot say I'M
less it was that the opposing wing in
the Republican party was too strong for
Mr.. Sherman and his friends.
At all events, he stepped down and
out and pursued the even tenor OF his
way as a private citizen. In some man
ner the cards refused to break even for
Governor Sherman, and ~ a last resort
he was compelled to accepts position as
ioorwalker in the largest store in the
city OF Des Moines. lin this honorable
but by no means exalted position he dis
charged his duties cheerfully and was
80 aRable and pleasant that the public
learned TO like trading at Des Moines'
big department establishment.
It was a shrewd business movement
upon the part OF the proprietors, ahd
they reaped great benefits therefrom for
. long time. Eventually, however, the
ex-governor dropped ont or the clerks
society and quietly disappeared from
notice. No one seemed TO have missed
him particularly, and but few inquired
after the urbane ex-governor and oblig-
ing faoorwalker. Recently. however, an
old time friend of Mr.. Sherman hap
pened TO be i'm a certain village in north
eastern Iowa and stepped into a store to
buy o shirt. !
There was Ex-Governor Sherman
measuring c~alicoes. tying mp groceries
and performing other duties deyolving
upon o country clerk i'm O country store.
Old time memories were revived, and
the traveller remained over . train in
order TO have o visit. LIN relating these
circumstances the gentleman said:
II don't know what ails the governor.
| reckon he has lost his grip. He seems
be satisfied with his job and appar-
sntly has no ambition to better himself. |
he was once . power In Iowa; now he
. nothing but o dry goods clerk. Idon's
IL. Chicago Mail
4
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

Inc cash balance in the treasury 1,
$I2S, no, $40, of which $54, S82, $50 is gold
reserve.
Congressman Geary was renominsted
" q Democrats of the First district Of
California.
CONGRESSMAN Shaw Of Wisconsin raj
ned a little and again hope of his re.
covery is held ont.
The Brazilian minister of finance has
cabied London that Brazil does not in.
Tend to float an internal loan.
The president has signed the general
dsilciency appropriation bill. the last off
me appropriation bills of the session.
A fresh earthquake shock was ex.
peraenced yesterday at Santa Calarina.
Italy. People fed in terror to the
fields. W
The Northern Mississippi Railroad
company has been granted right of wav
through certain Indian reservations in
Minnesota.
Lindholm, late assistant secretarv ~
me state OF Michigan, who disappeared
frDm ~Ishpeming i'm March LAST. haa haan
arrested at G~othenbnrg, Sweden.
General Manager Dickinson Of The
Union Pacific is daily receiving hun.
dreds of petitions for the reinstatemenf
q Old employees who went out ON strike.
Willie p. Day, champion ave mile
runner OF the world. committed suicide
In New York. It is said he broofIed.
over an accusation of emhezxlement.
and hnAnwWNSW
life.
The report that Rev. James Wyiie. q
Presbyterian missionary, had died from
injuries received ct the hands OF Chinese
soldiers at Liao Wan, near NORTH
Chwan, while they were marchings h
officially confirmed.
Republicans OF the st. Louis Liouo,
Dealers, Benefit association have asked
Mayor Walbridge to close the Dehodia.
ment camp meeting, declaring It d AZ.
grace tOsshe city and menace to the
and reputation of its citizens.
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STATE DEMOCRATS.
Selected hy the Lake County Convention
rpll Proceedings and List Of
Delegates.

The democratic county convention tc
select delegates to the state democratic
convention which meets at Sioux Falla,
September 8, next, met In court house
this afternoon at $50 and was called to
order BY Geo. Waskey, chairman.
Adolph Harms was chosen temporary
chairman and Glenn IL. Farle,, sac
rotary.
a committee waA appointed on creden-
tials consiating Of wv. G. Beaman, r. K.
Psarce and Geo. Waskey, who reported
tie following delegates entitled to seats:
Nunda-W. II. Lyons.
Franklan-R- x. Pearce.
Badus-Tim. Lynch.
Wentworth-Wm. Powers, G. Fl.
Weiss, Adolph Harms.
Madison-First ward; @. M. Farley,
@ a. Nichols.
Second ward-Thos. Burrell, Frank
Mcdonald, Mike Murphy.
Third ward-Pat Tierney, Bert Good.
speed, w. G. Beaman, John Larkin.
Fourth ward-Geo. Waskey, J. w.
Hurley.
On motion o committee of three con
Of w. G. Beaman, Geo. Waskey,
w. T. Lyons, Was appointed to select a
list OF delegates to the state convention.
The committee reported the following
delegates which were approved by the
John Larkin. John Pfister, r. K.
Pearce, Thos. Bnrrell, w. @. Beaman
NJ. Farley, G. II. Weiss, Chas. Powers,
Geo. Waskey, VIM. Tobin, Clarence
.aughlin.
Delegates present authorized to cast
vote Of the delegation.
Adjourned.
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bis roncEs.


The Chinese Emparor Gale for lO0.Oos
More Soldiers.
SHANGHAI. Aug. 25.-All foreigner
have been forbidden to approach q
enter the Kiang Nan arsenal or the i'm,
perial factory here without q special
psFnit. Il they are passing these
places by river they must keep to the
middle of the stream and must MOI
anchor in the vicinity. Otherwise, they
ara warned, they win run serious rial
- well as being liable to arrest as spies,
Ihe emperor has issued IN edict order.
ing that 100, 600 men, to consist OF Man.
OhOes and native Pekingese, be pre-.
pared for active service. Regiments
viii be stationed ut Tung Chow. San
Ho and Lien Tsin.
Il is reported that the empress has
ordered that 2,OO0, 600 taels be nlacad
at the disposal Of viceroy Ii Hung
Chang.
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state OF South Dakota, county of Lake a. In
Doiice 1ustice court, before b.. d.. Roldridoe
pollce Justice of the city OF Madison, g. b. Chsn'
nauIman and Henry Kaufman, coparfnars a.
Snae. Aanfman d Bro, plaintiffs, aQainet ri. n.
Scodeld, defendant. The State or SOufh naros.
ssnas greeting 20 n. c.. Seo6eld, she above nSm.
ga defendant. fou are hereby and
c,,r u g appear Osiore me q mi once in The
Sist day OF Angnst A.. ID. 1894, a. o o'cloeR q ~
q sala day, 70 anewer the complaint Of the above
nsme0 pislntid, Charles Kaufman q Bro. who
GEMS 20 recover Of you the sum OF ten dollars
Anl hIEy cente 0 balance due from you for vOoda
sTio.and delivered TO yon at your request and FOR
when you promised and agreed 70 pay plaintifY
LOT and you are hereby noticed that II Won faiI 70
agpesr ana answer rs required above, said plain.
s 49, WI sake ladgment against yOu for the sum OF
zen dollars and fifty cents and interest from
- Aaeenss lsi ana costs. TO the sheriff or any CON.
service hereof and due return, Given under nv
nand this 18th day OF august A. d. 1894.
q. u. H0LDRIDGE. '
Police Justice Of Madison. &. n
Inc above case 10 adjourned TO October 8. 1894
aI Y CLOCK q. m. for the purpose Of giving sine
toserve the nmmon by publication.
ill., d. d. HOLDRIDGE, 81
Police Justice. 'F
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- - Notice."
To the Creditors OF and all Persons HavinU
Sisims Against. John Huecker, OF Ramona.
Lake County, south Dakota: -"
Notice 10 hereby. given, that on the 21st day Of
sune, .cSa, John Huecker, druggist, of the VII,
lage OF hsmona, In Lake county, South Dakota.
maue = voluntary Assignment to the UNDERMINED
Tor the benefit OF al his creditors, without pref.
erence or priority. and which said deed OF an.
signment was hied for record, and recorded. in
inc oHice OF the register of deeds within and for
Lake county, south Dahota. on the 2lss day Of
June 1884. Now, therefore, all pereope are
neFeoy required 20 make due and legal proof Of
kneif Claims and demands against the paid John
Huecker and hie the eame with the unGersigned.
~ sne village of Ramona, IN Lake county, south
Dakota within thirty days after the date Of thie
Dated juno %, 1884.
SAMUEL BAST,
Assignee OF John Huecker insoivene.
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no Coanpiste Whalebaeha.

WEST SURERIoR, Wis, Aug. s5.AAt
the meeting Of the directors Of the
American Steel Barge company money
was appropriated to- finish the whAIgs
back nowaon the stocks here. aHd9g
complete the whaleback Mbuildine at
Everett. Wash. Another meeting wHl
be held In November 60 determine the
future policy of the company. The
company may disconGinue building
whalebacks for q season or more.
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4 FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-Three of
Inc crew OF the gunboat Bennington are
now at the quarantine station at Angel
island. One of them is convalescin9
from . malady which somewhat re-
sembles yellow fever, while the others
had recently suffered from a disease
that closely resembled bilious fever. DR..
LAWYER, the quarantine officer, said that
none OF the three men were suffering
from yellow fever, although the first
case presented many suspicious symp.
toms.
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Regular meeting Of Madison Chapter
O. =. 8. this evening. Work in the de.
gress.
The infant 0 OF A. A. Thurlow north
OF town, died today and the funeral will
take place tomorrow.
q. M. Klotzbach has made out the
plan Tor . now livery barn 50xsO feet
with 14-foot posts, and II no hitch takes
place expects to have il under way in q
short time.
Dan BoWdsn, John Craney. Geo,
Miller and Mike Murphy went south 4
few hours yesterday afternoon and came
back with twenty-nine chickens. 8. E
Baldwin and Deputy Sheriff McGovern
travelled 10 hours and got nary d chicken
but rum in d jack rabbit. One fsllow
was meanly enough disposed 10 say that
tho dos caught that.
Friends OF Frank Palmer win be
pleased % learn that though still con-
fined be y bearing up under his trial
well. The abcess on bis side has now
come 20 . favorable head and win be
lanced BY Or. Clough, physician Id
charge ths evening. Dir. Palmer ex-
poets to set much reilef from the opera
tion and assspeedy recovery thereafter,
Howard Advance, q; Married al the
g AZ church il the town d Vermillion,
&A1s
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LONDON, Augs 25.-The Pail Mall
Gazette publishes . long review of the
recent yachting contests, concluding IL
follows: while making . full allow.
ance for the Britannia's advantages ii
her skipper and, crew, SO large q proper.
tion as 10 to 8 victories in her favor
seems to determine the question Of the
relative superiority of the inanimate
portions OF the Vigilant and Britannia
in favor Of Watson's hull and Ratsey's
sails
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WAsHrNGToN, Aug. 26.-The war de-
partrnent III reducing the garrison al
Fort Sheridan, near Chicago, which
was largely reinforced during the strike
to its normal proportions. An order
has been issued directing the return ID
their posts Of the 1--WE companies Of in
fantry from Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
two companies from Fort Brady, Mich.
and batteries II and r Of the Second
artillery drawn from Fort Riley, Kan.
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Charleston Bound For cb,u.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Final sailing
rder have been dispatched from the
navy department by wire to the
charleston, and she Is expected to start
9 china In o day or two. The sailing
Of the ship vas delayed until the ar.
rival OF the Philadelphia in order that
the long service men ON the latter shin
might be drafted in the Charleston.
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Has Crop Burned IN.

DURAED, Wis, Aug. 95.-A report
ZONES that 10 miles from this place. IN
Maxwell, Buffalo county, .. Il. Hallock
lost I'll OF his crop Of 2,50O to 5000 bush
Ella Of grain by fire. b spark from 4
threshing engine igniting the stacks, IL
In number.
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directors Of the Ihunderer Mining com.
pany - managing director or the
Thunderer and South Dakota Mining
companies IN the Hills, and he's takss,
full charge Of affairs. Mr. Cameron has
not as yet perfected his plans Tor future
operations. but under bis management
the company viii undoubtedly pursue d
very energetic though conservative bnsi-
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NO serlous ra.tle n Corsa.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-Advices received
here from Toxic assert that no serious
battle has recently occurred between
the Japanese and Chinese forces in
Sorea. Il is added, however, that on
Apg. n q skirmish took place at Chung
Iva, during which q Japanese officer
was killed and five priyates were
wounded.
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Failed 60 Araser,aaise.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 25.-The
kalb meetings. which were called for
every county in the state 10 pass indig-
nation resolutions over the result and
conduct OF the recent state election, did
materialize to amy great extent. I'm
many counties not q man appeared as
the appointed place. In others the At.
tendance was slim and no life or nm
thusiasm was manifested.
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WASHINGTON, Ang. 25.-The senator's
have reached an agreement about pro-
cedure in the senate. The senate win
immediately 60 into executive session.
and clear MP all nominations possible.
Some Of the contested nominations will
60 over, which Is equivalent To- reiec-
fs0n.
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The glass blowers of ancient Thebes
are known TO have been equally IS pro-
fcient i'm that particular art as il the
most scientific craftsman Of the same
trade of the present day after o lapse of
40 centuries Of 30 called progress
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ADJOURN ON TUESDAY
Latest and Nest Welcome News Re.
ceiyed Frpm the National
capital.
JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Cleveland Still Refuses to Disclose His
Intentions Regarding the
Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The senate
has adopted the house resolution pro
viding for an adjournment sine die ON
Tuesday &c 10 O'Clock.
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aEalahocIA s-urrenszers.

CAPETowN. Aug. 25.-Advices re-
csived hero from Pretoria. dated Ana.
Z. say that the unexpected submission
Of Chief Malaboch has been joyfnlly ne
oeived throughout the Transvaaf. The
chief was very downcast after his sur
render and twice attempted To commit
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Nebrasaxa Ropalisss.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. s5.-The
Populist state convention met here at
Al q. m, and was called to order by
Chairman Deave. Before proceeding 10
business w. =. Green Of Kearney. and
senator Allen made speeches denounc-
ing tho Republican nominee for gov
ernor and. predicting the success Of the
Popnlist ticket IL good men are named.
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Senator Roaehss Movement..

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. Senator
Roach win not 90 to North Dakota i'm
mediately uron the adjournment Of
congress. His family viii return to the
city the first OF September and he win
relnain there in order to spend d few
days with them. He has also consider
able department. business to attend 10.
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Easily Remedie.,.

Bank Clerk - This check, madam.
isn't filled in.
Madam-Isn't what?
Bank Clerk-It has your husbands
name signed to 1t, but does not state
how much money you want.
Madam-Oh, is that all? Well, I'll
take all there is.-Boston Home Jour-
nal
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OwAToNsA, Mimi, Aug. @.-While
Henry Stevens was descending 3 hin
near town the neckyoke broke anx7
threw Stevens and i companion id the
ground breaking Stevens uscR.
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Should the captain OF q Chinese yes-
sci refuse to strike sail In the event of
an approaching storm nc tho request of
passengers, he Is liable 20 receive 40
blows Of d bamboo.
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The Tyler Dficae Fixture Co. Of ST.
Louis, have just Issued their Mammoth
Desk and Bank Counter catalogue Cor
1891, showing new 0oods, new STYLES
complete ID every detail, and at prices
Tar below all preytous issues. Their
goods are we'll known md cold freely al
over the world. Bank Counters and
Governments work d speciality. Send
Tor catalogue, free; postage 8 cents.
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me AkaIser oElers : YaeAt.

BERLIN. Aug. sS.sEmperor William
has placed an order with q. Il. WATSON.
the Clyde yacht designer. for plans Tor
u s0-rater. The boat, IL Is understood.
win be built In Germany In time to
take part In the Cowes regatta NEXT
year.
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THE


Rey A M MINIS cent toOldhaa..
a q Maraland was passsnssk
Bryant.
XMrs. Caldwell was q Departure 10,
Canton.
= !. Bartoh and MIRA. WIN. Raskon Is
turned from Iowa.
Henry Clough, Of Hsvllp, Gran,
couatys II In the city.
CIV. Daugherty arrived from Win.
fred on the morning araaa
Geo. Gould returned from his Arkan.
. trip on the 3 p. ID. passenger.
NMrs. Grinager and grandson Peter
returned yesterday from north Dakota.
8. u. Rawson, Esq, president OF the
Union Trust Co, Chicago, and son ar
rived on the afternoon passenger for q
short hunting season.
Miss Mime Reese and Miss McKeon,
OF Howard, are the guests respectively OF
Misses Alice Walter and Frances Wad-
den.
Geo. Schlosser Of the Aberdeen News
paper Onion was doing business in the
city to-day and gave is q friendly chat.
Asked i the republicans would carry
Brown county this fall George responded
promptly they would.
Roadmaster Brennan went east to be
80 x&EaAAE&# &EE .&H@ &&
present tomorrow at The funeral OF the
late Thomas Rafferty, at L~anesboro,
Mimi. Mr. Brennan received . telegram
stating that . special train would be
run from Austin to Lanesboro for the
funeral and back again.
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Wanted-An apprentices girl 10 Learn
dressmakinG. Mna. IA. wv. MEAD.
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We can accommodate man and wife
with furnished room and board at reason
able rates. Also q limited number or
day boarders. MRs. "A. y. BRoCHER.
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For rent--A seven room house with
stable. g. b. KENNEDY.
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Dressmaking-First door east oi
South Dakota bank.
MRs. CLARA VOAKLANDHR.
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CHURCH.

AZ the morning service the pastor will
DISCUSS o. "FaintinR Fits" The Sunday
school will follow, juniors at $50 D. M,
IF. II. at I p. M, followed by. the dis
QUESTION entitled, "A panorama OF num-
bers." To all Of which services you,
kind reader, are most cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Morning worship at 1890 a. 10. with
sermon upon Personal experience, the
strongest evidence OF the truth Of
Christianity" Sabbath school at noon.
Up. s. G. e. ut Z p. m. led by Miss
Jessie Jones. Evening worship with
sermon upon ..'The first miracle. at 8 o.
N. You are earnestly and cordially in
vited to attend these services.
n. d. CHURCH.
Glass meeting att q: 45 o. N. Morning
sermon at 1890, subject, "God's build
ing" Sabbath school at IL m, junior
league at $50 p. M, Epworth league at
z p. m, led by O. a. Kelly, subject, aThe
Tares; Or separated at last" Evening
sermon ut 8 O'Clock, subject, samuel
A warm welcome extended to ali.
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ACSa4i3rYhtCsooons.

The gaaeiiesee valley Forest association
efRareda prizes last year TO school chill.
dreh for the gathering OF the cocoons Of
destructive insects. The three scholars
gathering the largest number were "a
receive % each. the three gathering the
next largest &S each and the three eath.
ering the third largest 90 each. Then q
prize OF 90 was offered to any scholar
who would beat last years record of
ID. 900. This was the offer that In now
embarrassing the society. Instead Of q
single boy coming mp 30 the $40 mark,
scores have brought In their 80, 600 or
more coCocna, and there 10 danger that
the Aggregate Of prizes earned will 10
up into the thousands The society
wishes II understood that it intended
only one $40 prize. bat certainly any
boy who has the industry to gather So
600 ooooozas deserves TO be generously
rewarded The association admits is
esrof Ill win Try TO arrange o satisfac-
tofy sattlsznent with the boys And
what thsy have done win save thou.
sands a dollars TO their section Of the
-oy Times.
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Lost = Eamau Fortune.

There VA quite q crowd around q
coalhoae In the sidewalk, and Ii was
soon Learned that d lady who was pass.
ing had stepped into the uncoveredhole
and they were getting her ont She was
not hum IL the least but rather fright.
ened and dusty. A male relative who
accompanied her was executing D series
Of gymnastics around her.
Sure you're not hurt. Adder" he
asked anxiously.
"Not d Bit Richard"
"No spEains or broken bones?,,
mot me- Ecu see, I was caught by
= ma Who was passing. and that saved
from being hurt.
"Where y the ofiicious wretchf'
.sRiohnrds he III my delivererr,
"D6lasaFer nothing III you had iuit
broken oElAs little Bone we could have
aued1fkl9p9clty md recovered 90, 900
damage Detf0isF rss Presa
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TINE CHURClEEs.
GRACE cHURcH.

WFaer o. EXeFeAAe@ Nm the Different
R0uses OF worship Il the Caey
T0.Morrow.
GRACE CHURCH.
Morning Prayer with sermon, at 1896
4. n. Special offerings for C~onvocatlon
fund; Sundy school at noon. Wednes.
day nc 8 b. N. the Litany with msdita.
ton on Luke xf:3. aLead MS not into
temptation