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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-27
JUSTICE TO JAPANS FAITH
A Christian Missionary Says We Must
Not Call Jzp4 Heathen%

An American missionary TO Japan.
who has spent many years n trying to
Christianize the japanese, is Rev. L
II. De Forest. who recently spoke IN
Brooklyn upon the subject HIS opin-
ions are OF peculiar interest as com
ing from a missionary, and few OF
them are contained IN the ensuing sen
tences:
1T IS time 20 quit calling the japanese
heather. We should cease 10 sing
about them as the heather who bow
down TO worship images Of wood and
stone. This thing o: describing every
body excepting ourselves as idolstc-s,
in the interes, Of Christianity. ought 20
stop. We must change Our ways q
thinking and talking about the Jauan-
CSC whi.s / a.. convinced TIA; CHRIS
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CAN 1T BE ZIP WYATT.
Has the Doughty Bandit got Down to
Stealing Chickens.


Mulhan, OF. June 26. (SpeciaD-Last
night two valuable horses belonging to
James Stobaugh living four miles north
east OF Crescent City were taken from
the pasture and driven off. 1t seems
tht some persons returning from church
at late hour met two strangers near
the pasture from which the horses were
soon after taken 1t developes now
that they took the horses from the pas
ture and started east with them. They
were met short distance east of the
pasture by some confederates in wag-
on and the whole party started east
with them at a very rapid rate This
morning as soon as it was discovered
that the horses were gone search part
aes were sent out and the thieves were
traced nearly TO Mulhall. They were
seen to pass the house Of a farmer a.
bout two miles south Of here shortly be-
fore daylight. They probably passed on
TO the east and did not pass through
any towns in order TO avoid detection
and capture. Mr.. Stobaugh went at
once to Crescent City and had cards
printed offering a reward of fifty dol
lars for the capture of the thieves and
return of the horses. This enlist compe-
tent men in the search and will doubt
less lead to their capture. This seems to
he a favorite resort for the robbers as
a few nights ago they stole a large mum
her Of chickens and made good their es-
cape. Some time ago two good horses
were stolen from the same neighbour
Mood. Parties went in search for them
and actually saw their horses tied up
at A place where the robbers had stop
ped to rest. and were afraid to take
them or disturb the robbers These
We're evidently the same horses ridden
by the men who killed Mr.. RambO's
mule and stole the pants about a week
ago. 1t is almost certainly known now
that these men were Zip Wyatt and
Charley Bailey the noted outlaws whom
the officers have supposed they had pen
ned up in the Flint Hills in the western
part Of the territory. They evidently
gave the officers the slip and are doing
little quiet work here to keep in prac
fice
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The Telephone In Honolulu.

Each family Of standing in Honolulu
keeps telephone, for which the charge
Is ten dollars year. The invitations
TO all social functions are sent by tele-
phone. This Is not only saving TO the
hostess IN the matter OF cards and posi-
age. but il also obvistes the necessity
of the physical labor that attaches 10
such work. Some houses have dozen
telephones scattered about the differ
ent rooms, so that the family may COM
nunicate with friends without having
TO leave their chairs
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S-zzr
ARTIFICIAL SILK
Process Rsosnuy Patented BY Which ~
Caa Re Manufactured

TEocDs f-SSHsiy fss>@ss>1 " ae~s -
Ca BS Manufactured
Tho SIX x0rra has . formidable y. val
fn the ps~y,nagc Of DT. LehDsr, 81 10
rich, vbo has patented q pryrcas and
formed q company far the rs.nufscisro
q th3s commodity.
By simple chemical and Mechanical
procoss It's inventor has sncoc'aed In
converting wood palp, oottOn or trss
waste, when nnxed in re form oe .
Equid product. IN n an unbrok@n 2xr~nd
Of even diameter and an lenath Tho
thread a. THIS spun b. he mechanical
ak vora. can. says the Scientific
Arac-scs,- be twisted .uto AZ > desired
dla-zo.er-
The features Of Tn procsHs are ~,
nere--faslinS supply n raw r.s~-nl.
uniform prios Of ka-ze, and Tho cs,esp
rrsfuc-ton Of The six
In dyvtay md weaving no s7-ctA
trrz..-ocn. Is rvoe-sA-y. aa1 Re saA6es
obtained eDrel n b-illi~nry and delS-
carT tlose Of TIE Gns~x rAs.rrral six
It's lc-- oos. vii o,-n ~ large seld
anoas Manufacturer, and an uniir,-
lied rs-i~ty q ornsesen.Al zrd ee,1r,s
tive re<altA z-sy Be exp~szai.
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Son Of Mr. Henderson Goes Under While
Ra1hing with COMPANIONS.

Perry, O II, June 26.-The eleven year
old son of Mr.. Henderson, bookkeeper
for \. c. Hinde, hardware dealer was
drowned near Graham park this after
noon while bathing. In company with
Johnnie Fits and son of Senator Boles
he ventured beyond his depth. His
comrades became frightened and ran
back TO the city mile distance, acrrying
the boys clothing with them and re-
ported the occurrence. Several physi-
ciOnS hurredly left for the scene but the
boy could not be reSuscitated.
The weather has been very warm for
two days, and fears of hot winds are
entertained.
The Masons of the city celebrated St
Johns day yesterday a tGresham's park
with singing, dancing. swinging. eat
ing, shooting and drinking lemonade.
County Commissioner Olinstead had
his buggy,hor stolen few nights ago.
''IN the last church fair did the young Ia
dies take part" Mr.. Slimpurse-.Great
Scott, no; they took ali.n-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
An entire life of solitude contradicts the
purpose OF our being, since death itself is
scarcely an idea of more terror.-Burke.
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cEort ~ eight

The Salesman holding I'D vellum-
bound 5rochurel-The price Of the book
Is $40
Mrs Nurich You can't
impose upon ne in tina. way. Why, a
minute ago yon offered me a book O..
Vice the size for $50. - Chicago
Record.
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Not n Cordial Welcome.

Mr.. Borem, who attends social gather
hgs even when he is not invited,
showed up al an entertainment at Up
percrust mansion.
Mr.. Borem-f am little late. ex-
pect | am the last one to arrive.
Mrs. Cppercrust-Yes. Mr.. Boren,
you are the last one I expected to see.
Texas Siftircs.
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"Ma.- said Wnlie, who hnd been -
,he nrtssionary sewing society with bis
mother. ~ feel very soTy for the poor
little heathen-"
That's right, Wilne, am glad "a
see you show such spirit"
"Ysm- I'd feel sorry FOR anybody
That had 20 wear the clothes that you
people were making to-day a. tho so
riety. II exas Slf.inGA
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Social Amenities.

~ the social: Mrs Wonder
@hv II is when Mrs. Dazybell is talking
with gentleman she invariab bly, stands
up. Is il 20 show her form to full ad,
Fantage?
Mrs. Flnm-It IS only habit, nv dear.
In the shop where she used to worry
the saleswomen we're obliged 10 staad,
Eou kSow.-Boston Transcript
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Brotherly Eorc,houcht

Mother looming into the nursery. II
horror)-What on earth are you doing.
Bobby?
Bobby (cocnyl-Why, IA says every
body's got 10 eat 2 peck of dirt before
ne dies, an thought I'd give the baby
CrowS up.-Fuck.
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Named for an Admiral.

''Grog.' the sea term for rum and
water, it may not be generally known.
derived its name from Admiral Edward
and hence was called "Old Grog"
About the year 1745 he ordered his sail.
ors TO dilute their rum with water.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-27

France pays s5,2oo, 900 year in mail
subsidies for voyages amounting to
1,1a5,oOo sea leagues; England pays
s5,OOO,0 600 for 1.550. 900 leagues, the
United. States. s., LOO 900 for 4s5, 900
leagues; Spain, s1,e50, 900 for sG1, 900
leagues; Italy, sLs0O,oOo for b43, 900
leagues; Germany. q. 100000 for 3s2,-
600 leagues, and Austria 81 $50, 900 for
sS0 600 leac1les
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Elssn uh Ihonsaszsia

( Fudfy-You say tha. Chofery has
slain bis thoJsaDcA Has be t>~n
soldtrr, or arc you only Joking and
moan that be is q physician
Duddy-My dear fellow, I never was
more serious In my ht.. 70. sir. Re :.
neither soldier nor doctor. lie II the
pubiiAhsr Of = cook book. - Boston
Tran%criut
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No Reduction Accepted.

The count came near and whispered
softly.
II am ready" ne said, TO make Q
sacrifice for yOu."
She pestured depecatingly.
''Sacrifice?@ she repeated. -No,
Reginald. am able 20 pay the regular
price"
She snilof. rs IN the consciousness 81
power-Detrois Tribune.
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Uufprtunaee FrrOH.

From the PlunkviIle Bugie: The
lack of local news in our Issue this week
must be laid TO the printer. Our best
reporter, who interviewed Col Hotpep-
per on the financial sisustion, wrote
that the genial colonel spoke by tho
card The fool printer pot It up that
the colonel spolco by the yard. and tho
colonel. in our absence, held the re-
porter responsible - Indianapolis
Journal
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Basis of . COMPROMISES

Mr.. WinterbDttom-Emily, the doctor
says all we need for these colds Of ours
is whisky md quinine.
Mrs WinterbottoIn Cyrus, n yon
think you're going TO get any whisky
down my throat you are much mis-
takeni
Mr.. Winterbottom-ADd haven't
particle of faith IN quiu1ne. So =
bought them in separate packages
Here's your quinine. Chicago Tribune
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or Hslue I'm Murder Cess.

A spectroscope detector by which one
part Of blood in a solution of $50. 900
parts can be discovered has been invent
ed by M.de Thierry. 1t will be otvalue
in murder cases where the stains are
very minute
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-Cholly ION his knesEMaud, you
hare intoxicated me with your charms
: Maud-Psh2w! You're 10 match 10,
ne.
Cholly-Why not7
,Maad-You get drunk too eskfly~
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'T ee Jon YEA, . Grand Army
eu.toa- said the man n The char.
Yea sAh.' sid tas barber, with 4
smile
"besong 70 oo,o--t post. I sur7o>e7'
"So. san. he cuIlad poss belongs 20
E,r. sak--
IL vas Dot al b. hst stepped oct AID
seea .hs BARRIERS Sign ,aas The cu1:oz-sr
Asw tie 4o1a.-1ee,raaDcaAj~rBL .
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EEL RENO BABY FINDS A HOME.
IT is Left on the Doorstep of Mrs Warner
with a Quit Claim Decd.


FL Reno. q. t. June 26.-(Special)-
Almost as remarkable a find as the
gold discovery for this vicinity of Okla
homa was the discovery of a pasta
board box containing a little baby that
had been left on the door Stoop of T.
II. Nsrren'S residence on Capitol Hill
last night about 10 o'clock. The atteu-
ton Of William Smith who resides in the
neiChhorhood was first called To the fact
that something unusual had happened
or was being enacted for that locality
and upon investigation he found an in
FAINT that proved to he bright blue
eyed. Solden-haired baby Of male per
SuaSiop "a the clothes Of which was at
tached the following note:
Mrs. Notwithstanding that Won
have been married for SeVeralyears and
have no children. and that all your
family are nice christian people. and
being deserted by my husband and
having TWO more children To support
and poverty and distress compens me
- act as l am doing. The child is If
good birth and parentage. You Will
never hear from me again.
\ MOTHER.
The infant was tho center Of artrae-
f+"n ana furnished the popular theme
f1r eonEerss'ion last night and during
- day ami MANY ueuple called 20
- tho hahv" during he limo o1t NJ y
curiosity hat had never been offered
- opportunity to bo Sratifie4 I'm TIE
-o+'v before There is no clue - who
- ntrontS ~ .fe child can 10. hui tho
@', -l0IE Through instinct. left
HE tH the proper place. a The
go ma 'r was '2k7n in and tender
r."' n-- 4rt she IAN rest .,Sll~-
VII f3rN Nh AZ the
49, ------n.-->s--- --,,v.,-<,--
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WANTE,D0Good homes in north mart n,
city, worth one to three thousand dollars
for my customers. Il. l. Spencer, over l2s
T.. Douglas. d3i-tf.
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statesmen WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-A 500 stock of drugs cheap
for cash. Address dick Box No. u, God
dard. Kan. d3l-s a.
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PIANO TUNER-W. ]. Schneider has
no equal as a piano tuner. We will guar
antee all work as strictly first-class
Barnes & Newcomb d5-tf.
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WANTED-Traveling men to carry the
Petry Hose Couplers as n side line Ad-
dress 42S Z. Douglas Avenue. Wichita.
Kan. dsstf
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-"Merry-go-round for Fourth
July. Address H." this office. d33-3tGr
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WANTED-Stock TO pasture: plenty of
grass: excellent water. 2i2 miles west OF
cor; Main and Douglas. 81 per month L..
d. Lewelling. dgO-tf.
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WANTED-Razors. shears clippers and
lawn mowers TO grind. j. +. Stafford 1J7
$. Main St dlgf-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Pianos TO tune az 81: grand.
square and upright: all work fully guar
anteed. Barnes & Newcomb Diff
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stenographer
wishes employment by the week or piece
work. L. o. Box So. d3l-7t IN
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Arents 10 sell Sash Locks
and Door Holders. Sample Sash Lock
free by mail for &C stamp. Best sellers
ever invented. Beats weights. $l2 day.
Write quick Brohard * Co. Box %.
Philadelphia. d74-26-Sun.
SITUATIONS WANTEO--MAlE.
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WANTED -Specialty advertising can
vassers familiar with premium trade:
money maker of 1897 Also clever general
oanvasser or greatest seller OF the day.
Stanley bradley, East 10th ST. New
York. % sun i5-e6G
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FOR SABE-Oak refrigerator and fine
pair matched black fillieS years Old:
safe for lady 20 drive: weight ]. $50 pounds.
Ia W. Douglas, or Box a. Maize, Kan.
iz4-1f IN
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FOR SALFS-About 20 feet OF square
picket fence. at half price. Dean Gordon.
f3f-it
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LORENZO is A MINER
LEWELLING AND HIS DREAMS OF
ZINC MONOMETALLISM.

Meets q Number of the Directors of the
Mining Scheme in the button House at
Topeka and Talks Over the Matter of
the Riches Buried in the Ground--Mines
are Located in the Cherokee Nation and
are Strictly POpulist Property--East-
ern Capitalists Figure on Buying the
Whole Outfit.
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FOR SALE-A well selected stock OF
general merchandise; invoice s1,D -
" ant cash $1,000 and A good farm. &. so
John Hinton, Lock Box 653 Hennessey. o.
T. d,i-sf n,
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MISCELLANY

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE
Our entire stock of new and secondhand
goods must go in the next ~ days. lot
of good gasoline stoves and furniture both
new and secondhand. VIII go for cash
cheap dirt. NJ. w. Cave a. Co, go y.
Main. ID. y. Drake, Mangr. c. ". Ross,
Salesman. d3)-l2t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-tiood piano. 5l4
y. Topeka d3s-1lt ~
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FOR SALE-Sure enough safes. ava
best ladies driving horse in the city; with
good harness and phaeton. "a y Law
renee Ave. dg2-2, 10
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HELP WaNTEp-eSMALE.

WANTED-A house girl. ID. T. Dunbar.
dS4-9t %
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Advertisements under above classical
tons must be in the counting room by
O'Clock every night except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock.
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FOR RENT-Houses IN all parts OF The
city BY Hiilis and kinkead. I2 -. Market
Street. DDS. -
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FOR REST-On o. after June fs:, Is1s.
store building No. - North Main St, ro~
occupied ~ WsTrsn's millinery sto-e
Also good ; room house. modern in
proveTnsrts- No. rs West 3ye Street X
r Guthrie dit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

TO be letten aiane. Sac in the afternune
his mither said TO him. "Airchie. lad,
ye had better ken-ye are guam 10 leave
us, Airchie-to leave your father an
your mither. Is there ocht that ye wad
like dune?"
But Archie lay still and made nae
mair sign than If she had telled him to
gang to "hush-a-by" when he was a
BARN. But in a while he said, "Mither.
If / maun dee. l wad like awsome well
to see the chap in the white COON, that
preached when / was wi Auntie Mar
get"
But we talked to him an argufied wi
him, TO pit him by the notion, sayin
that the man was some great Englisher.
and besides a that, ii was an awfu' lang
road off. And il wasna to be expected
that he could leave his wark an come
ava to see a collier lad here in Scotland.
Sac We asked him gin the minister here
wadna do. for he was a decent man and
weel liked.
But Archie was MIGHTY set In his
mind. and he said, | ken it's no TO be ex-
pected. but II Gamma hae the chap I'm
the white coon TO speak to me, / want
naebody.' says he.
sac as ! was writing to his Auntie
to tell ABBOTT the accident at ony rate
said-never tllinkIn. but that ii wad
just pleasure her TO ken that Archie
minded the preachin, wi nae thocht
ava O. ony thing mair
But Marget was ever. as We ken, a
forritsome women, ! think II maun haze
been WI companyin so muckle wi thae
Englishers, FORT wasna O. her kind o.
folk. Sac as soon as she got the
letter, what does the draft woman do
but pits on her bonnet an ava TO the
graund hoose whaur Master Cox No
bic dor that was the name o. the chap
leeved. But he wasna in. He was ava
on his holidays that vera mornin'. ava
in Cornwall where the Methody miners
comes frae. He was fair dune wi work
in at his revivaliry the hoosekeeper
said.
"Then Auntic Marget was gaun ava
disherkened like. when the woman cried
her back.
"Bu., says she. Eye MIGHT tell ME what
we cam ABBOTT, If it's no secret. For
the master likes to near when he comes
hame." Then Marget telled her a. ABBOTT
the puir lad that had been hurt ava I'm
the north. | jaloose she was glad TO haze
somebody TO tell. And sac she gaed her
ways back hame"
But the woman maun hae sent the
preacher word on the instant For it
was the very next mornin' that we had
a TELEGRAPH TO speer hoo Archie was. an
hoo lang the Doctor thocht he wad last
II said forbye that NJ. Cox Noble was
,juist aft a lang journey and vera tired,
but TO let him ken in case o. need.
So as the doctor was In at the time on
his rounds. he said that he wad send a
message. But what he said. never ken
ned. for he has his ain ways. the Doctor
and is an easy man 10 speer at.
. We were "a sittin' up wi Archie that
night, and | could see he wadna be lang.
1t was far over in the mornin'-on the
back O. twa, that there cam chaplin at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

wee Archie got the nip. Sc we took him
bame to his mither. marchin' slow and
careful We ken over weel the way that
brings the women doom the road ike bees,
10 ken's wha's man or BARN II Is they re
carryin-
"They bought Archie to the bed that
he had risen frae sac brisk that morn
in. ta'en his bit can and set oot WINS
tin like a mavis. They laid him doom
and syne DOR doctor cam He was kind
and quiet-touchin' and bandagein, ana
ave WI a joke an heartsome word
"Three cheers for the Doctor- saId
some one in the background. But MUG
kle Rob took no heed. but steadily told
his tale.
"Neel he babe Archie be guid lad
to mind his prayers. and do what ms
mither telled him. an he wad gamer
the pit some day yet
"But, lads. when he gaed GOT, ne GEO
Won ttraw O. his nose over his shooder
at me, where I was standing Ike use
less lump in the corner. I saw he want
ed me 90 speak at the door, an my heart
gaed down like lead.
Bob" he said. layin' his hand upon
my arm, better let Archie get what
he wants He will no want 1t lang.
An lads. / was near the greetin', dinna
need TO tell We hoo near. for We KEN
"But Archie wanted naething, oniy
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on. that yc faun come here TO raise
disturbance? I'll learn ye.'
1t was not often that Muckle Rob took
20 active a hand in matters eccles!ast-
cal; and while nobody dared 10 contradict
him. all were naturally anxious to come
at the explanation Of the matter.
What's tame ye. Rab. since we gaed
awa?" asked one OF his mates. I'VE
used TO be sair again the Papes? Haze
ye turned your coaty'
ma" said Rob. II hae neither turn
ed Pape nor yet Methody In my aud age.
but for a. that I'm tellin' ye that the
man wha NEEDLES wi the Engllsh'chiel
will ken the smell o. my knuckles''
There was a respectful silence. Sew
eral had tried the perfume mentioned.
bu; had misIiked II.
Come your ways TO the wood end
an I'll tell ye the tale" said ROD. IN
more persuasive manner, as one VINO
Is conscious that he has hardly done
justice TO the softer emotions.
MOO hearken." said Muckle Rob. when
all the company had subsidized into the
convenient posture Of attention known as
"hunkering," an when j haze dune, yen
agree on a new quoitin-green. o. else
Weei. well gree on a new quoitin green.
at was my wee Archie. him that was
ta'en last year when he was thirteen. Ye
maybe mind O. him. lie keeped the Sec