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priest, who knew Mangan well, under
stood that there was something to JUS
tify the newspaper mans conduct and
anxiously waited developments. Ray
mond entered the study and sat down
at the command Of Mangan. a suspi-
cious movement 10 ward his nip pocket
prompted Mangan 20 say:
"Put your hands on the table and
keep them there.
Raymond obeyed. He looked appeal
ngly TO the priest, and the latter turn
ed TO Mangan, asking:
what is the meaning Of all this?"
"1t means first that l am still alive.
Again, that this man is a scoundrel try
ing to insnare an innocent girl. The
rest you will learn II you listen"
81 ought TO kill you" said DR.. Lee
land, advancing toward the politician,
but Mangan again motioned him to ST.
lence, and he obeyed.
And who are you, pray?" asked
Raymond OF the doctor, his bodness re-
turning.
"His name is George Leland" said
Mangan. He is the brother OF her
whom you schemed to make your
BRIDE"
Raymond fairly jumped from his seat.
The priest, who stood near him, placed
his hands Oh his shoulder aud pressed
him back TO the chair. forseeing that
more startling revelations were TO
| follow.
Here" said Mangan, passing over
the redemption form, lis paper you
must sign. You have mismanaged the
! Leland estate, and you must forfeit the
taxes. We have here the documentary
| evidence OF your perfdy, taken from
tho private diary OF your benefactor,
whose trust you .have betrayed. This
property should have paid these taxes.
It's owners must not suffer for your
| misconduct"
"Pll pay them" said DR.. Leland, "I'll
give him a check now"
Then I'll leave a. once" said Man
gan, III you do"
do as you please, then" was the
doctors remark. II would not lose
you for the whole estate.
Raymond looked at the three men.
| He reached for pen, and the priest IN
terpoSed;
81 cannot allow this" said he. "Why
should be do it?"
The estate belongs to the woman be
tried to lead in:o marriage" Mangan
explained. at covers the ground OF
the park sites. He has secured 1t by
improper means, and fearing be might
lose It sought TO gain control OF its
owner. You will know the details
later"
"Is this honest and iust?" asked the
priest. "rll believe you. Tell me?"
at is"
"All right then"
Raymond took the pen again. He
dipped it in the ink, and while carry
ing il to the paper questioned:
MAY l ask where you found this
diary?"
philip Mortimer had II. he died
In Denver. and it was legacy to me"
The muscles OF Raymond's face
twitched. MaDgan as notary public
attested the paper. the priest acting as
witness. Raymond arose, never said
word and passed out unmolested.
al will 20 over TO the convent" said
the chaplain, ''and prepare them TO re-
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plies he desired and returned. L@ter
on tho car, he read the story, and de-
spite the tragedy OF which IL was The
record had TO smile.
1t was the Trumpet he was reading. II
ascertained Rayubnd's suicide was the
act OF a man temporarily insane. He
had everything TO live for-power and
wealth. Why, then, should he blow
his brains out il he were not deranred?
He had been too active OF late. the
story ran, had laborei hard In matters
affecting municipal growth, and his
mind became unbalanced. He had left
no clew to the cause OF his suicide, and
the theory Of the TTumpe, was the pop
ular verdict.
my theory IS this" whispered Man
gan TO DR.. Leland, while their fair com.
panlons were wrapped in contemplation
ola particularly enchanting piece OF
natures handlwork on the scenery fit
ting by. II believe Raymond feared
exposure that would ruin him, and life
had no charm 10 him IL the adulatlon OF
the populace and the power and prestige
he enjoyed were taken from him"
81 imagine that was his nature, " said
Dr. Leland.
Raymond Is dead" said MonRsn
muslngly. Then. looking Dr. Leland
in the face, he added words as true to-
day as then:
THE laws framed 20 please him DO
not die with him. They still 1--we tn
the statutes OF the state. stu shelter
fraud and legallze crime and stand sc n
blot upon the frame OF thriving mu-
nicipallty. whose name IS everywhere
the synonym OF City Of Churces and a
City OF Homes
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CHAPTER XIX.

OLD LOVE GETS A NEW LIFE.
When the priest, nun and physician
returned, aunounced!the programme to
the lovers and asked their wishes, Man
gan turned inquiringly to Isabel, whose
eyes expressed her happiness at the
suggestion OF the ceremony that would
end oil doubt and unite her 10 her lover
and her idol for all time. Her silence
gave consent The brother stepped
forward and kissed her, then TO the
priest said:
"You can proceed.
"Oh. there is Inez Mortimer" eI-
claimed Isabel as she saw through the
window her old classmate and friend
coming up the courtyard. I'm so
glad TO see her." she said as she ran
out TO open tho door and bid her vel
come.
I'VE expected her to come here and
prepare YOU for u.s." said Laurence, ad-
dressing Mother 81. Gertrude. at
seems we have prepared the way for
her."
Inez seemed surprised when DR.. Le-
land appeared. and it quickly daWned
upon her thct the service she had come
10 perform ware unnecessary. dangan
advanced until he stood AZ Isabel's side.
and Inez looked AZ both aud kissed her
old sbooImate saying:
I'm so glad"
And they all knew what she meant
that the reconciliation Of Mangan and
Isabel had gizen her Joy second only 10
that OF the two themselv 5.
There is something going on 10
which you are interested" said DIR.
Leland 10 Inez-
And what is that?" she inquired.
''WelI, Laurence and Isabel will wed
tomorrow. Shall we we fulfill our
promise TO each other2'
She offered him her hand and bent
her head as he drew nearer. He would
lift up her face 10 bis, but she bid IL on
his shoulder, and he left her head rest
there, whispering soothing words. while
the tears, suggestive Of her mixed emo
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THE END.
him. Jud


Tramp (reprovingly)-Ah, ladyi IN
the part OF the country ] just como
from tho women didn't ask rs 20 saw q
cord OF wood for our dinner.
Lady Of the House Didn't, kshl
Where did you come from?
Traap-The natural-gas regions
rticx
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ton and advanced to the bedside, took
the hand and said:
"Phil. Pm sorry"
Forgive me-" begged the dying
man.
"I've nothing to forgive, said Man
gan. Don't give way. You may pull
through yet"
Mortimer shook his head. His voice
was growing fainter. He motioned TO
Mangan TO bend lower, and the news
paper man complied.
in ny library at home is diary
kept by my old friend with whom Ray
mond and studied. On his deathbed
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for the ceremony. They'll be married
before we can reach them! Oh, God.
Mangan, can this be true?"
Here's our carl Hope for the best
Rum
Sentiment had temporarily died In
Mangan. The old newspaper instinct
to keep cool and rush was his still, Just
as on many occasions when he fought
against time and unforeseen difficulties
in getting his story into the office while
the last form of type was awaiting the
finishing touches on the imposing stone.
He fairly dragged the doctor onto the
car and then said:
"Now you can pray. I'll think.
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never false to the living. Mother 81.
Gertruede could tell you this II you
knew the convent. had Der confidence
aud asked her about the characters who
figure in this tale.
THE END.
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4 EIGHT FOR MILLIONS.
By JOHN ]. MGINE1sS
CONTINUED.

Copyright, 1924. BY American Press AszoClA-
toni
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\ SAM Ell j. HART
r. this 2i=t. tEty Of Au-
WAS A DIsArrn,xTmENT.
Spectators in the Fieecv staple Were Kept
Guessing saturday.

c,,.,, ,7isarr,fpf.I -uertIlatiVe traders
sa.,...,,,. al - 10 .,srjr, all The buoy
- ,e-- -T4 7fs.p,-aarad
an % w '''S 81. ,,..l ne ! livantscs
am ~ -. .,,.r.rant tsr,ilitv.
49, -, ...,,..i ,-...s-...r.av thew
,..''.|,,.,1 !, i,,,I1 fr.p. erl the 1-1frlors IL
...,,-.att -. .,sr. relocated 70 TIE
- III +-.- rs.sfI hears dictated
-. ,,-.,,,,,,, ,,-il..s which they dfd with a
-. - - .,.,.fl I.rl Of tails we're in
- n. -
- -. &c., 10 q, te roints hA-
M 'p'''''s - -, ~ r-...l.,. ostar which
~" me mo -. - ..-n. noints ire
- -. ..,1,- .,-i-r only A two
-. -, g. -r. hears To do their
- ~. .f-,-5., r4,..- elmo .,rsces were fore
-, -. u ,..sr,-e ..7,l on IN. curb
,..,5,t,',..,i -. -. las; JaDusrv selling
=, 49, a..,s,,., .-e,f Is on me CfflciaI
-, ,..,..--
-, -. e.~ . Saturday we're
- - ,...... -,.,.i.-.17 r-q71 yybfe,
-, -, ~, -1,;- .fge
~ .f.,,t,. 80 7 i,-.,--.ool arr, AZ ts,a
-. 49,. -.f..+..7 =, mn v,orl-et AMI
-, -. ,,o.+. ,y,tb . rrorpr. re-
-, ~. ~ ,,,,..,..r n. ,,,,. COTTON gn.ls /.
',..,,,1 ..,,l,. q, mar s,7. sr5
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- ,-.s-,... -t....l-- u, ~. ,,-ss.r,.
. t1,. ,,,,e1,p,,,-f,.-. ,7.,,,.rf On mis- zi5-
.,-.- ~. .i..,,-t.-.'- ;,-.,,.s,.sa ana mn
,..... .,.s,,-.rs ,l.-.r a. ,.-r.-.r in .5,sr.tf-
,--, ,,ifh th. r.-..lt.., -r.-r-,- taer.. Is no.
,,,.7, l,,r.. for g pe-m..r4rf Advance fr con.
+,r
IN, .,,1., t5,... ,,,,-7-.. rrl Ia -,,tis., .
violent Ha-''ati'ns as has been the e
for thc PAST two or three Days, but as 81
..-...-...- .-r
ana il Is more 70, ,han pr9aase that tas Ten
= crop Of ihc proportions q tlat q -. -
thar IS. $G-.VeV 0aleS. or ctea larger. sl'u.'
not Ice too much cotton tals,nr ia considers
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FIRE ~ 4 SEMINARY.
All the Girls Escaped safely aud Their
Trunks saved.

Jackson Tenn. october b.-tSle'l ai.' y,
O'Clock tonight fire broke out in the east
wing of the Memphis Conference Female
fnstitute i'm this city II Is large board
fn,s school for yoinc ladies' The hoarders,
nearly 2li hundred i'm number from Ten
ncssee. Arkansas. Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas. Kentucky and Illinois We're at sup
per in the basement. The fire spread rap
itlv. II was on the second and third floors.
Through the presence Of mind of Or. II.
~ Key. president of the school the girls
were AN assembled IN the hall and were
got safely ont Of the building. The top
floors Of the east wing of the large build
ing We're entirely destroyed. The damage
can be repaired ia two weeks" time.
Fortunately the study. hall and all the
recitation rooms and nearly all the bed
rooms of the young ladies' were untouch-
ed. The few b1arlcra who were deprived
of their rooms We're promptly cared for
iu the hospitablc homes of jackson. The
rcSular work OF the school will in no wise
lie intcrfercd with. and It viii resume
next wecl, as usual. Nearly all Of the
property of the young ladies' In the burned
section was saved. but the furnishings Of
the rooms were destroyed.
Prompt relief in sick headache. dizziness.
nausea. conSt patton. pain in the SIDE guar
auteei 90 those using Carriers Little Liver
Pills. O.e dose Small price Small
dose. small pin.
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NEW ENGINE or DEATH.
: Fort Worth Nian Makes II Deal with
Mimi

Fort Worth Ten. october o.. The latest
discovery Of destructive machines is the in
ventiou of "a Fort Worth man. General Il.
". Clarke. late secretary of tn Chamber o.
Commerce. Tine invention is called el"ctti-
cal lish-shaped torpedo. 10 be used in M
val warfare 1t has been tested ana works
10 perfection The torpedo can he SO con
trllled by c!oc;rioal appliances that It can
be- projected against warships and blow
them 20 atoms. General clarke left tonight
for New York 10 complete deal with the
Chncsc government to supply the torpe-
docs to be- used in the war with Japan.
The Chinese are to pay Sl.0Vo01o of watch
SUM the inventor is TO receive S61U.U01 and
his partner Colonel Fred Grant. the re-
naming Siub01o. General Clarke received a
check for S5.U0n from the Chinese govern
uent TO pay hiss expenses in communicating
the great deal The invention is not a
patent as the chemiral combination forming
the explosive is secret known only TO the
inventor.
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of Awards to 3r. Prices 'rrnm Hni,-
ina. Powder az the Ftirs.

An clvious New YORK. competitor WIN
tries 10 sell inferior goods by lah,Nn" them
.'absolutely pure" scrNs To hsuttt the
award Of highest honora - ~ bri SIS
cream Baking Powder 40 the " n tf So
lumbar exposition b. deny ug that sJ'a
honora were conferred
The award TO hr. Pri' S Is proved by
the official records.
chief of Awards j. :. BroWu.ue writes:
'''Thc records of this department tE-t. al
urc) show that the executive comm tee o.
awards Officially announced some lme tgp
that an award had been granted tn t't.cf
Baking Powder Compan. on las cEtini o.
baking powder.
The Hon. John Boyd Thatcher. chajrnan
of tho exc 'ut'Vc CoDwittc. Hn 2".ar is.
also writes under cato OF Fr'"' scl- H. y g..
u herewith euclogC yo1 an = ltc.@t cFNF
Of your award. wh ch i'm eva. t,me Hll D..
inscribed ia the diploma AMI l'rvaelei..
Why did tho New Work. cop rtit'r rot
cNhibt2 Was it bcc1ufa his DOW t"r con-
tanned ammonia
The award To Or Fri c's az Clicrro was
for strength. purity and general excellence.
ON similar grounds Il rec iv-L the high 81
award and gold medal az the california
MilWintsr fair
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PROVISIONS. GRAIN, ErC.
ttNsltGlTfuS OFFICE.
s.Ln>Tl. October g. l-+L
GrngRFsf-

ATLANTA Ogtol~I @ I;o |s-sl eoeee -A-b1c Sie :
at-5c To- 3 eases Irvctin --- Greei. ENtss
,st,4s ,. choice o,. lsc- Is. rom 1.rn D. sd gar
t;r.uulaieI powdered h'-: cut uai o. while *
tr.Cf.- sew uiIt4u- ye.;aS clarified S--sSf svii1w
-. a. Syrup-sew ORLEANS choice 49, rlrIe -
r. 90. common -3rais- AolEs=rs tseIu-ne euaA
$3.50 imitation ..sas9s. ica-i ZACH 3 eae green
al 30 Nrtaue- Is So Cinnamon lfsl2-c- Alspacs
lraIc. SiarsFore pepper 4lc- u ce Si-Jl- i.le-
Head &C.. 800" zee common 49, 'nacrt-f j.
m 5aa-.c - Hauly's cary 81 a. .
S4rr iria slct Chsc~- Hats l--,f4 .c. White tsf-a
hos sLo3 rai Mucktrrl--. toi~ttfo si y ~oap
10 rs Sa.ZLassJ. CanJt-s - Fara'1u itc SIG It,
Natchts- 4eGs sLC} 5ts $50 1s-- -9ls Sele''. sls
fert s. sL7a ~olA- h,-S. nu.I. &c; 40 n pAcSts-
t-g. euses y sc; do ond : nssi DO. \ rs eAss
frackeTs- NM soda rs NNA but aer t=c' AK
esri er, 6 e. ereit aud excelsior lemon
NXN ginger snaps e. voraha.is &c. CSnds Assorted
F,iek Il: FTcach mixed l20ll~c. Canned coeda-t5n-
sn.el mix S6uosfs.CG imitation nackere $50 tLsl
salmon - p rt00: I.N. oysters slff l. " SIZE cora
H0re 4. ta'uatoeS ,0l Ball potash sra starch
lfarI a.. lump Use; nickel <a@e SS-lJc-i.ul0-
s. oo Pickles ulirei. pIts, - 81 % srti
glfaal..-. Powder Rifle. X 3. - y Aesssl'i
lersgrIl Shot-.lG
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ALL THROUGH Di4lE.
HAPPENINGS ar A UEEK Iy| TIE
SUNNY SOUTHLAND.
Georgia Alone "a Not Our Donna
Covcrthc Eatirc South from
Potomac 20 tho liio Grand

hlmf
Chattanooga, Tenn, october L. ~ ro,D
The October county court, which ". ed
this morning with the rec entity a. wed
Judge Walker. republican in the ~ rill
make a desperate effort II drag .yeaon
county out of the deep well Of, fwefltp
which it has fallen ~ borrowIs Iattfn,
the present amount q 'he county AtnI
ness. AM
County Treasurer Indie Sh,g
Dallas. Tex, September 80 .-ThFx nd
jury last evening found indictments ahinst
County Treasurer William colo and County
Commissioners McAdams, orr and ,sher,
charging them with embezzlement "a funds
from the county treasury The shortage is
not definitely known. but il is said to be
about $1,000 The parties will be arrested
tomorrow.
Fell Ont About Religion.
Warrington. Ala. September 3O.-Joc and
Tom Haney, two farmers and brothers,
got Into a fight yesterday over a religious
controversy. ard Tom was cut in the breast
by Joe. Later on Tom went Ia the house
OF Joe and cmptied a gun into him as he
sat surrounded by his family on the porch.
Joe was badly wounded and a stray shot
killed Joe's nine-year-old girl. Tom then
fled the country.
To Prevent ~ Lynching.
Princeton. Ky. October 1.--Willie Griffey,
a repuls.ve- looking negro, was lodged in
fail here yesterday afternoon for safe keep
ing and to escape a mob'S vengeance. lie
assaulted Miss Davis, white. near laFay-
cite, Saturday. while the young lady was
out riding. The officers had hard " l' to
keep him away from mob, and there is a
possibility that il viii get him yet.
Hurled ON Her Wedding Dag.
Oneouta, Ala, October o. Special Miss
Ella Stevens. an cstmable young lady.-,yas
buried in the cemetery here today. FShe
was a general favoritc. ana her dca'l Is
mourned by all In the community. The fact
that this was 10 have been he~ wedding
day-that she was To have been married
AT the hour that she wa buried. To Or.
Eugene Mitchell. her faithful physician,
dcepens the sadness Of her funeral
s Little Girl Drop. Dead.
Montgomery, Ala September 30.-(Spe-
cialD-A special from Centre. Ala. says that
the tcn-y car-uld daughter of Mr.. Alex Ford
of Moshat. Coosa county, dropped dead
from heart disease last Thursday. Tho
child was advancing toward the meal table
when she was stricken and died in an az
slant. There had never been any iutima-
ton that the action of the child's ho.rt
was not normal and as she had taken no
violent exercise Immediately preceding aeI
death the physicians are at "a loss 10 IN
dcrstand the cause % the unfortunate apd
imperative summons.
Tires Killed at a Crossing.
Montgomery. Ala. O''o5er 2.-tSparill)- -
\ special from Huntsville says. Yesterday
evening Mrs. james Davis her young son
and infant child were Killed and her hus-
band and two other children injured by
locomotive near New Market. The family
was crossing the Huntsville and Ezra rail
road track IN wagon when the engine
darted around sharp curve close at hand.
The vehicle was torn into splinters and tae
occupantg were hurried many wards u the
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Couurrs Froduce.

ATIANTs. October Eyg> 49, alt Batter West
ern creamery . "a .Iancy Tennessee 2l z choice
Is II. Err0cs i7 Live pou try keys ios
n. hens p -, * spring chIcEenN istre Is -Vc,
sr:al ice. ducks lsu.N Pressed Poultry Tgg-
lew ~a1I5c ducks y i G. Cickens l0,si 2'e. Irisa
toif tu 80 80 hb lauCs F'pu- s2tCsoc Sweet
pafatoes. ggas5c 6 br- Hon'y-stratnel iuc;
h lie conp 9UaIstgc. Oui~ns stc CLIO bu ? nel
sac, 81 5aI.-O q hbl sg5l~ as. Cabbage II =.
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r,,rr Grain and Meal

ATT ANITA. October G. Fl"Ir-Firs- nate7t 500
second pstent 81 5 extr, ncy S3eo :s.acy s2s5
IL sssO' Como. white 5Sts No WhHe &c.
1i1ed .3c. Oat,-Whitc a; miIei iic, rust qaoot
5of seed Georgia - ian Choice timothy. large
baies CSC: No timothy. large bales. 80 choice tmo
Inv mail bales SIC: No. timothy. small nac- =, No.
.iimcthv small bales. guc. Meal Plain &c, beitee
e-r Wlent uran-lurg- saczs. SOC. smEu sacks soc.
cotton seed mcal-si.g1 : cwL Steam 1eei-sl-ll
3 ewt StlcRreas 6'c. slsckeye s5clst sl-0ls lady
: III panrl sf.nl
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FIVE CHILDREN CREMaTED.
They Were Too Young Ia t:scnpc from
the burning House.

Florence Ala, October 6.-(Special) -Four
young children OF John ID. Chandler. col
ored, were crematcd near Smithsonia 10
day. Chambers lives on the Rowcn place
fifteen miles from Florence. This morning
about O'Clock he made n fire in the cook
ing stove and shortly afterwards left the
house \ few moments later his wife went
TO the spring for bucket of water the
children being left In bed. When Chandler
and his wife returned the house was IN
flames and it was inpus siblc p reach the
children. They were too young To enect
their own escape. The oldest was only
five years Of age.
Joint Debate in Alabama.
LAFAYETTE. Ala. October G.-(SpecialD r
Judge J. H. cobb. democratic candidate for
congress from the iirth congressional dis
trlrt and Hon. a. T. Goodwin. Jefferson
hr candidate for the same position. held a
icint discussion here today. Mr.. GOODWIN
opened the discussion. speaking an hour
ana half. lie was followed by Mr. Coaa.
who spoke the same length of time. Each
had a reioindcr of fifteen minutes. Both
speeches were loudly appauded by the re
yrectlve sides Several hundred people were
in attendance.
nlru,Inghnm WANTS the Capitol.
Montgomery. Ala. October G.-(Special) =
\ bill is being prepared for introduction
into the legislature next month TO remove
the capital of Alabama from this city TO
Brningham An impression has long pre-
vailed i'm the state that the deed of the capt
tol grounds TO the state contained pro-
vision that should the seat Of government
be- removed from here the property. to-
gcther with all improvements, should re
y.r; 10 the grantor. \ legislator has re
Gently discovered. by consulting the
records. that such Is not the case-that the
state has an absolutely mdefeasible title
To the property, and he has. accordingly, de
term!ncd to present the bill 10 the peoples
representatives as stated. In quiet way
ne has felt the pulse of some prominent
members of the legislature and is much
encouraged.
when birmingham was first laid of the
prcttiest squars in the city was set apart
for tae capital and IL has been held sacred
a. that purpose ever since.
The protector of the removal enterprise
is op rating on the superstition that Birm-
ineham viii buud a fine capitol ON Capitol
sauarc-oue that will be a credit to the
great state Of Alabama. lie facetiousiy
suggests that the old capitol building here
coutd b, converted TO the uses OF a nome
for INDECENT ana disabled politicians.
Are free from all crude and irritating
matter. Concentrated medicine only. 'af-
ter's Little Liver Pills. Very snal' VIZ
easy to take no pain; no gr.p.ns' no pufs
fstsr fTrg thtsul
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One sad Result:

"%ow. the nght IS ended
We're happy as can be;
Molly, put the kettle On.
And lots have tcar'
'Sir, I'm mighty sorry;
We've got the kettle yet.
But an the money for the tea
Paid your election bct.'
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With broad fields white with cotton,
And corn in an the barns,
Oll Hard Times are forgotten:
Take your ease am spin your yarns!
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liglous rites and ceremonies, but that these
be conducted by my loving friends in such
"A way they deem prope-, and fnrther
direct that the formalty Of interring a
Bible with the body be dispensed with III
my case"
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They never had better cooking in the
white house than now. This Is because
tacy use Dr. Prices Baking Powder.
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Oh. the democratic SUMS ris.n'.
A-gisiU',
A-TI.iu'.
An ths country looks surprsiu'
when they sees that sun a-risin'!
tsu. ho on so armUr believers.
Don't YOU listen to deccivers.
Ter 'hy dewitt deals double.
Au HON H1 yuu mi o. trouble
Wait Ter tUr big sunrise,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-08
10 fl1e EneSsers.

Do-'t forget 80 p.ii your Guess
on sepay-tc Zip i-oEl your sub
sc-j1,ic1. and Sign fuli name with
D,s. osf,cc and sta-c.
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an Quiet in BniviIIc

Lection tirlr is over an the town is gittin'
at.ll:
The cows are I'm the clover an the mules
are gone TO mill;
The felirri that's elected-thcy are happy
on the way;
An the chaps that didn't make II. are
a-hilin' in the hayi
Lection time is over-got the mayor an
sheriff in;
Rae was mighty lively-but somebody
had TO win:
Drums have stopped their beatin'-trumpets
ceased 20 blow;
An all the bottin' feilers is a-payin' what
they owe.
Lection time is over-ought 10 stay that
way,
Turns the country up side down from Win
ter clean 70 May;
Now. the OLD man gifts his dinner. and the
children so 10 school
An general hallclujah's in tho brayin' o.
the mule.