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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12
NJ. Y. D. s.
sri..,n May Tax our flour.

A London dispatch says: prime
Minister Salisbury promises to consider
a suggestion to pay bounty to wheat.
growers aud to admit wheat free, but to
put duty on imported -four.
"The suggestion was made in letter
to which Lord Salisbury has just replied.
''The writer pointed out that during the
past ten years the country has spent
E32O, 200. 900 81 900, 900 ,OOO) on imported
wheat and flour, and that the importing
OF -four instead of wheat has resulted in q
loss of $4,000, 900 600. 600. O0O.|
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court OF the State OF Washing
ton. for the County of Yakima
In re estate OF Ruben Hatch, deceased
nj Office Is hereby given by the undersigned
IN J. b. George and Charles Hatch executors,
Of the estate OF Ruben Hatch. deceased, to the
against said deceased to present them with the
necessary vouchers within one year after the
date OF the first publication of this notice said
executors at the once of their attorneys Reavis
4 Englehart in the city OF North Yakima, Yaki-
ma County. Washington, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business OF said
estate In the county OF Yakima, state OF wash
ington.
Dated at North Yakima, Yakima county,
Washington, this 9th day of December, 1895.
j. X. GEORGE,
CHARLES HATCH,
I6-5 Executors.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12
soTICE...sHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The Solicitors Loan 4 Trust Com.
pany. 20 Corperationi,
Plaintiff,
Lydia Hanson, e. v. Fowler, and
Frank II. Fowler,
Defendants. ]

BY virtne OF q writ OF execution. order OF sal e
aud decree OF foreclosure issued out of the said
Superior court In the above entitled action on
the sth day of Nov, 1885, In favor OF said plain
Hanson, C. v. Fowler aud Frank H. Fowler, for
the principal sum OF SIX Hundred Ninety six
and rs 100 dollars, interest thereon from said
date until paid at the rate of Twelve per cent
per annum: and costs of suit amounting to
Twenty-seven and sJ-l00 Dollars, and increased
make sale thereof, aud, whereas. the said judy
ment Is a foreclosure OF O real estate mortgage
given by. the said defendants. Lydia Hanson, O.
v. Fowler and Frank.Hs Fowler. 10 the Solicitors
Loan and Trust Company 4 . corporation, plain
tiff herein. upon the following described real
estate situate in Yakima county, state of wash
ington, towtt: The south west quarter. swl4, Of
the northwest quarter, nwt<, and the northwest
quarter, nwlx, of the southwest quarter, swI<
Of Section thirty three, 80. Township fifteen ~,
north OF range eighteen. Is, east of willamette
Mefidisns containinE 70 acres, together with all
Notice Is hereby given that In obedienoe to
said command, have levied upon aud will on
saturday, the day OF December, lSoS, between
the hours OF O'Clock a. m and four O'Clock D.
n, to.wit: g the hour of two O'Clock p, M Of
said day; at the front door of the coart house.
in the city Of North YsEima, akima county,
Mashinston, sell At public auction 10
the highest and best bidder for cash, ali OF the
above described real estate, or q sufficient
amount thereof to satisfy said Judgment Inter
aud that by the terms OF said decree the plain
til may beeome the purchaser At said sale
Dated thisst day OF NoYember. 1875.
A. L. DILLEY,
sheriff az fskimR County, Wash.
Boyle. Richardson 4 RigR, and
stiles. Stevens & Tillinghast,
A,t1iarys for Plsint'n. a.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12

Chapman News & Stationery Co. have
verything that is found 10 first classe
stationery store. A full line of type
writer supplies. school books and tablets
at the very lowest prices. Stf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
50 pure or 50 great In ieav.
ening power as the Royal

No advance in prices OF goods because
you chance to bring produce instead Of
money to exchange for goods. Ashcraft
& kinsev. 40
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12

A man may guy.
And q man may lie,
And a man may puff and blow!
But be can't get trade.
By sitting in the shade,
Waiting for business to grow.
II he be wise
He'll advertise.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12

Try DIR. Hills cough drops, at Metzger's.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12
Happy Chickens.

Wheat only 40 cents bushel. Sold at
Flour Mill. 33.tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12

Thos F. Cakes. Henry C. Payne Henry C. Rouse
Receivers.
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TlGy Must Co!

OF the celebrated singer manufacture
at your own price. Call and see the
different styles and see what CASH
VIII do toward buying a handsome
present for your wife. mother, sister
or intended.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-12-12
THE ADVERTISERS
For 1895.
MORNING. SUNDAY And COMMERCIAL.
EVESING...EDIrIOSS.
Aggressive Republican Newspa-
pers of the Highest Class.

Commercial Advertiser.
Established 1897. Published every evening.
New York's Oldest and best evening newspa
per. IL pages. subscription price, Sc year
Morning Advertiser.
Published every morning. pages. The
foremost lie. newspaper in the United States
Clean and fearless. subscription price, 80 9
year.
Sunday Advertiser.
New York's most popular and original Sun.
day newspaper. The only Ic. Sunday news
paper in the United States. All the news
and special features of surprising interest
and that viii appeal to every phase of human
nature. 1t is the equal of the high. priced
Sunday papers in every respect. subscrip-
ton price, soc. per year; 25c. for six months.
The subscription price OF THE MORNING
and SUNDAY ADVERTISER together is 50. 50
year, sl.s0 for six months, and soc. for
three months.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
,rIrg OR FORTUNE AWAITS HIM.

~ PARKER VALENTINE WILL oo"r
- .xn STAND TRIAL HE MAY BE RICH
Francisco. Aug. 9e.-If Parker fearsohs '".
o ,.,u como forward and take his cha".es y"
''- e"' hanged he can have 10000. Naien''''e 20
n,sd IN Minnesota for murder ana n,s go, ,s
'a hson beoueathed to him by the Will % n.'
Ia" Nrs Lucy a. Valentine. Mrs. Na'e"'''e
nv nv ,r columbia County, Wis. TWO years as
" .od considerable property OF her own anu s,e
N..sd about $4,000 from the estate OF ner ha.
. .,~ Hiram A. Pearsons. the capitahs'' "'o
o' ~ srouned In Lake Michigan. portion oi '''e
,ronertv is In this city 49,, .,
srcoraing 10 the story that Major Moehn 'o.u 70
,sra Corey yesterday, twenty-yeai
80 created by the will Of Mrs, vaehtsnet I'm t.,se ,ne
wa 10 be held during the perlod OF une w
piof.a missing son. II he does not apPesa,' >t,,
10. lo..," ~, is 70 be given TO ST. johns hohe III wa"
wsS vver said that when young valentine vas
Ie.aan Inv M vaars old he had quarrel WIN me NE
morped as a clerk but soon speculated anu stnSc H"
won" woIhe He then went to MINNEAPOLIS 10 STU, s.uuy
S..S,c,ne There he married, much afaiIa .,,.s
meumontber's will and few months Iater ne Aia'ud
h's nan whom he found in his house ne neo ,, aau
q ilIa a,,erward he visited his mother. MIS-. Val
cirs soou unbraided him. and he Went away "'1
in that time nothing has been hearu OF mn. -
.sr slnu business associate of the son hearu rpii
ip IN Colorado a few years ago, ana when W, Mi!
wvi..Isntne vi.I died she believed her son 10 De SUN
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
SECRET SOCIETIES IN CHINA.
THEIR ENM1TY TO THE PRESENT DYNASTY AND
THE EUROPEAN INFLUENCE

.urrp rNMrrY TO THE PRESENT DYNASTY AND
THE EUROPEAN INFLUENCE.
The vegetarians is the name given IN 'he repo, 20
a. the latest massacres OF CHRISTIAN "iSso""''e'
:, china 10 the bands OF cutthroats VINO accom-
nnshed the awful work They belonged evidentiy
- one of those numerous secret socieues "nien
hara aver nourished in the Middle Empire anu
which we're accused recently OF making an az
,ennt TO poison the young Emperor IL Is N'o".'
that as consequence OF the civil discoros "iio"
occurred under the Ming dynasty. In the severn
.sen,h century. the Manchoue. called into emma
ny one OF the political parties. never went OUT
from the empire. and founded the dynasty OF '"e
Ts,Yc which is still on the throne 1t Is they
who imposed upon the Chinese the custom OF 'he
p,gtai The last Ming Emperor took refuge III 'ne
province of Kouang-Si. and tried TO MAINTAIN nun"
self there and 70 recruit partisans. But ne was
defeated and delivered up to his enemies who be-
headed him.
The vanquished national party attempted 10 re-
establish by secret means what BY open WARFARE i1
they had not succeeded in dong henTe tae 'ra n,ns
ana the incense Burners They @ were soon soon dis us
sOysrea Sq, The ike the &hs
not hesitate at attempting the life OF the -lnPeio
In ircs 2 o0T one by Si mrace SO It is related few
wears later the secret societies united IN k;nd OF
sordins to places the Earth and Heaven" or the
s Knives Their aim was the Of exPus,Gn naona al
dynasty. The societies have watchwords ana Signs
OF recognition The number three Is sacred me .he
members touch the hands OF the brethren In tne
hollow as in the Scottish Masonic rite Ihey aaa
seoH ns Of rce ssn Wssn
another he is acquainted with, but who is IN com
many OF somebody unknown TO him. ne asks lot
'oan Of three sapeques which is granted, II the
third man is not affiliated with the order.
In Southern China the remembrance or the ma
tonal resistaT.ce has remained more vivid ana the
association strong in numbers. II has been car
ried by the immigrant Chinese into Cochin CHINA,
SIAM Tonquin Malaysia and the Philippine Islands
!, maintains there its national character; ana un-
= tn ruis NJ o beneVOlence,
concealed purpose is to counterbalance European
influence in favor OF Chinese interests Twice IN
1854 and 1851 during the Indian nsurrection. the
Chinese secret societies. which number some 5000
manv riots but were subdued and many Of their
leaders executed by the British The Vegetarians
who committed the massacres in the Fou- KEN are
probably branch of those secret societies. which
have existed for so many years in China and which
are sworn TO fight the Europeans still more than
tha Tsin
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30

Room s. city Hall New-York city,
Eew-York. August 2ist 1898.
luton. which adopted by the Common Council AZ
sus, H. 1895. and approved by the Mayor August 20
Resolved That Wednesday. the eighteenth day OF sep
temb.r 1895 Mt two O'Clock In the afternoon at the
Chambers Board Of Aldermen in the city Hall In
the Cy Of NewYork be and they hereby designatsd
the place when and where the application o
Third Railroad Company for the consent OF
the said Common Council 70 tne construeon manie
the company petition shall he considered. ana
public notice be given BY the Clerk Of the Board by
two daily published In the Cy Of New York
Designated therefor by his Honor the Mayor accord
ing 10 provisions Of section % o the Railroad Law as
amended such advertising To be at the Of the
Public notice hereby given that at the time and place
m. 1hird Avenue Railroad Company VII. cOnydeed
is required by the provisions of the Railroad Law.
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the city u New
The petition Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
respectfully shows;
incorporated under the Laws of the State u New YORK
ana has -ucted and operates line Of rallroai
extending among other streets upon the Bowery Ihird
avenue Hundred and Twenty NTH street, Manhattan
street and Amsterdam In the city of New YORK
That petitioner proposes to construct maintain am
operate a street surface railroad for public In me
tracks SAID 'umpany already constructed, ana hs
extensions thereof and along The sur
Of Gtreets avenues and highways Ia the 'l'y oil
FROM the Junction Il Amsterdam and wes, one
Hundred and Foriyh street connecting there py sur
able curves switches and appliances with the companys
upon Amsterdam avenue running thence enstctV
through and along West one Hundred rnd For'y-nnh
street % Harlem RIVER a..
Hundred FORTY hfih Nstreei with suitable con
ncctu'B. thea westerly through and along rs
Huui.~i AMI Forty nh street 70 the bourNhr" o'
Eleventh
Aiso fiom jua.ton Of Third avenue and East Ninety
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
crEw TO MISSING MRS. KORN
,,rr1E BOY SHOWS DETECTIVES WHERE
M" ur AND SHE WE'RE PRISONERS.

.,, LITTLE BOY SHOWS DETECTIVES WHERE
HE AND SHE WE'RE PRISONERS.
,,..,sstcr. Aug 2s.-rhe Rochester detectives de-
no os "a fathom the Korn mystery have found n
'a'D .ra know the house In which John korn says
c.o,ner ce", and himself were locked up and Kept
MS ers The boy was taken to summerville just
..ross the ferry from Charlotte yesterday after
ae'o' .nd the party started out along a path which
noo' - the roundhouse OF the Rome. Watertown
ieaa' o~sarsburc Railroad They had not gone far
s0sors an" ,he boy exclaimed This is where mamma
peio,' on reaching the roundhorse the lad
ana anocn,zed II as the place where they had
Seen confined. ,,,..ar Win lives a few rods
he tod the 'na' the
had boy PLAYING nDose 'a ae Rave been kept
time ,ns with his mother Mrs Becner a.
in1prisvxneuc uch,d and said that she saw woman a.
nzed tndSnise tned Sn Another railroad man acknowi
the our, a woman had been Kept the,e ir,,o,
edged nd that she answered 70 the ,be
days. any 'hridre-tender said that ne saw ,' q
given. t., hoat last Sunday in company VIII" a
Young man .,D...,a ~aid this morning that ne
lid ind the woman sooh'
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
SP4NISH-AMERICAN TOPICS.

The Government of Costa Rica has published a
decree OF the National Assembly by which the
military force OF the country is fixed at 1000 men
In times OF peace This figure will be increased up
10 5000 soldiers in of interior troubles. and
sull more whenever the necessities OF foreign war
demand 1t.
In Peru il has been discovered that 1000 rifles
have disappeared from the national armores during
the latest revolutionary disturbances. which
brought about the overthrow OF General Caceres
and the advent of the present President Dr. Nicolas
Pierola There are therefore in tho republic at
present 1000 armed men. who do NOT belong 70 the
n oonniry Where there are always people dis
satishea at the political results OF any ond
care OF the material and other Interests o. me
republic: and it has recently appointed sehor
srenfifc and useful work which had been intrusted
to sehor Raymond. celebrated geographer who
died lately in Paris
rhe obseouies of General Luis Bogran ex-Presi-
dent Of Honduras were celebrated in great style in
Guatemala, where he died rscensy IL " was Grs es
pecaily noticed that. besides the hrongs or Guae Sn
Msrco Xureio Soto, at present visit to Guate-
nala accompa MED TO the grave the body OF Bogran
durss
The recent troubles 4 rough which the Republic O.
Colombia has just passed did not prevent the uoV-
eminent from continuing foster the intellectual
interests Of the country. 1t has published decree
ordering competition at which are 70 d 9e sSarv
subjects relative TO the United States Of Colombia,
and prizes are 10 be granted 10 the works which
an examining committee declare the pest accoru-
Ing 70 the programme determined by the Govern
inent decree.
The Government OF Mexico is not yet quite iIeeu
from the traditional policy. according 10 WHEN
British influence and British capital had the upper
hand in the affairs OF the Gull republic ror IN.
stance II appears that the Mexican Government
has purchased recently in England hVe guhboa's lot
the navy.
The memory Of Benito Juarez. the famous pres'-
dent patriot who delivered Mexico from the hybrid
naxinian Empire. with the moral assistance OF
The United States and under the direct impulse o'
MS Secretary OF State. the late Leroo DC IeJa"a,
continues 10 be and more honored every d. oa,
In Mexico. Under the title OF "Juarez BEFORE Pos-
terity." a work containing only documents ana III,
formation. without comment. Is belng prepareu AZ
Mexico 10 be circulated especially IN forcigh cou'
tries
In Paraguay the study OF foreign languages Is
jealousy carried on by both the state au'noriues
and private societies. n fact which Is eashy eA-
plainec. since there in the country set,'e"e"'
Inhabited by people from nearly every hauoh III
Europe The Italian Society has recently openen a.
Asuncion the Paraguayan capital, schooi na,.vu
Dante Alighieri." Az about the same ilne 'ne" -
ures provided for the payment OF tcacne,s ~ ~
the English language IT IS well spread in faIss""
wnere there places called after INC Hainw . 81 81
PRESIDENT Hayes. as token OF friendship 'o""''
ih@ United States
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
MAs IyD TnnKN woMgY DRowssD

Port Huron. Mica.. Aug 2.--Dur.ag the pTe'h'e"o'
c' sluaD and hard ruin last evening on inc ''''
Clair 2iyer, near Marys.llic, rowboat containing
I'VE persons was upset, aud four c: them M Ncre
Tso"ned. The names OF Tho Crowncd We & 'an ann
D"fush Mrs. Michael Derush. i,ith tollrI @ az.
eela Schinskaie The name Of The one VINO W. W.,
itscued IS Minnie Schoenrock. The body OF Mfs'
DefuSh has recovered.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
DnbIic Notices.

thid street. connecting there by suitable curves switches
ss "e es hronsh and ns
Nneiy-thrd street Avenue thence souherly through
rop the Junction Of Third avenue Eas, Nine
and des snss M The here S
E running thence , sasesy &C. ana o
A0 ,Ts from the uns!Sn third and East N"s
ans With The and gom onr E
Nnetysixth street Madison avenue: thence northery
through and along Madison 10 East Ninetysey,
enth street thence through and along East Ninety seventh
street the westerly side Of FIN avenue thence through
q rfs @ o'ss ia e ss Vest 81 'S %
EshtH avenue and aIons west Nnsy;sevsnsh street
avenue 10 Yves, Nnetysxth street; !hcnce wsstwardly
Thn, your petitioner and IS operating in the
,wen,y-three ne-hundrSdths miles q railroad or
sad %es
and ensn nsnncd and T and be part OF SAID
That me construction q said railroad VIII greatly D. &c.
T. and w' acrd additional and much needed facilities
viii extend and WIN enable your petitioner s to sranspS
as Of continuous line to thes destination for one
That the railroad proposed be constructed. extended
and maintained and operated by your petitioner as here
Tive power other than steam locomotive power which
or hereafter be lawfully used or employed on its
petitioner further shows that to the laws
q The Common counc snssf he % City Of enable
10 construct maintain and operate the railroad atoc-
said and accordingly your petitioner applies
Honorable Body for such consent.
Wherefore. petit prays and makes application
Common OF the city Of NewNork for It's
and permission be granted to your petitioner
Its lessees and assigns TO construct
surface railroad for pubic
use through upon and along the avenues streets ana
highways abe forth and described together with all
necessary connections. switches. sdinss urnouts tu
tables suitable stands for the convenient
working railroad and for the accommodation oi
the which be run over said rairoaa
petitioner iessees or assigns
Dated Eew-York. August ~. 1880. z..,.,,,.
(Seal1 THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
By ALBERT j. ELIAS, President
All persons Interested in the foregoing application are
hereby notified he present at the time ana place mem
~ " ~ WM II. TEN EYCK
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
Coyartnersblp Notices.

---~.~-~ ~
WHEREAS. The co-partnershp nereioiore
w existing under the firm name of Ege ana Jus am
having its principal place Of business IN ne Wy: 'uS
and State Of York has been dissolved py 'h nea'o
OF Jacob W Ege. of tho partners theteoi. ahI -,
WHEREAS The said business Is 10 be continued W Ns
same copartnership name by the uniersigned Two ot
whom namely BENJAMIN W. Otis ani hehry =. La
Rowe were co-partners- in said hrm: and -
WrtEREAS The said copartnership had business re-
lations with foreign countries and had transacted pusi
ness In this for period Of three years ana up
wards; and. 4. h.r.h,,
WHEREAS The undersigned have elected ana 30 nereuy
elect 70 continue business under the name ~ suc
co-pastncrshp Eye and otis IN pursuance OF s
provisions OF Chapter 400 Of the Laws OF l>ot ents
IAN act allowing the continued use OF copat'n'rsnP
names In certain cases and acts anendatory ue
NOW THEREFORE, We Benjamin w ouS hrnty
c La OTIS. do hereby cer,ltN dlu r-
clare pursuant said Statute that We are the p~''s
now hereafter dealing under the said nrm name ~.
and that places or ABODE are " nc
city OF Brooklyn County OF Kings. ana state OF Ne"-
York -. "
Dated New-York. this seventh day. q August A. d..
HENRY c. LA ROWE
GEO s. OTIS.
s,,x S,ate ,Da St Ss% SsSn,y n0rx X New York. g.
ON mi. Plat day A p 1879. before M Yer.
sonally came BENJAMIN ". Otis Henry G. la kowe ahd
George Otis known and known 70 me 10 oe ue
same persons described and who executed the t.te
going instrument and severally acknowledged q me h
they executed the same. - =. ,,,S~,r,~
Notary Public.
City and County OF NeM lork
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
Uublir Notices..

either side OF the centre line and exenas
across the land OF SOPHIA WEBB. between tne sssa
Colabaugh Pond Road and the PcekskIl Road ana as's
Parcel No. 5it containing Iss Acres "'re W
less
the real estate shown said map ana nersnDeIoss
described be acquired In fee and reference u "sSs
10 said map for 4 detailed description os '"s
Dated New York. ~. 1sy3
~ FRANCIS M SCOTT.
Counsel the Corporation,
2 Tryon Row.
New City.
n OTICE-EstImate for Medical Baths. Belle,
~ vue Hospital will be received BY the Department p'
Public Charities aud Correction until 10 o'clock A. M
For fi particulars see City Record. G.. +. BRIrroS
Secretary.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-12-17
A VERSATILE SPECIALIST.
There Was More Sarcasm Than Honor Ii
the Toastmaster's Introduction.

"
inc 'ss'n'a''fr in'r'' oe''on'
a certain local physician Of 5mpous
bearing ana vast pietehse a. 10 e'hlcai
observance Jgofneyea iofth very recent,
y iIoin Hls oiilce VI i'io@u"a y u "''eHa
Ralherlhg al Ohlca9o q society q
spe &c,
ihe C'leiil'i"'' 'ee19i " d. ilo' d ll''Hi
per Vi 'i'ls s9eie'S' pu1 "ds nCt ni' ~
,een' oil 'iils ae''uilt ~ i h9'eu I't
ms constant attendance upon u" Sos
siohs u Speei'lIS's Vi eNeIS eiass. ""ef-
ever convened ana several months *So
su'eeeueu III s,iI ing up qUl'e d teapot
TEN pest III 81 LOUIS Ea'HrIile.
% I" Nhie'E' ie Nei'' ii'>' n,lns
hiilsell al lhe nan ne was aee9f''u "!
courtesy 'he lflNIp'se u ''''ih2 III 'Ae
meetings Al once ne pesah vigorous
~ 9rt s'eai'h'I9 aiia > Hal l'a44H.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-12-17
Gossip.

How frequently Is the honesty and
integrity Of man disposed Of by a smile
or a shrug How many good and gener-
Gus actions have been shrunk into obi.
yior ly a distrustful look or stamped
alth the imputation Of proceeding from
bad motives. by IA mysterious and sea
sonablc whisper! Look into companies
Of those Whose gentle natures should
disarm them, we shall find no better ac-
count. How often does the reputation Of
helpless creature bleed by report
which the party who Is at the pains To
propagate it behold> with much pity
and fellow feehng-tlat She Is heartily
sorry for it-hopes in God it is not true
however, as Archbishop Tillotson
wittily observes upon it, Is resolved III
he meantime to give the report her
pass, that at least it may have fair play
to take its fortune in the world to be be
hoved or not, according To the charity
Of those into whose hands it shall hap
pen t. fall. Addison.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-12-17
A WOMAN'S BARGAIN.

You will love mcY All. | know,
As men lov.-nu better. dear.
Worship YES, month or 50.
Tenderness Perhaps IA year.
After that the quiet sense
OF possession. cfrf les care
And the calm indifference
That all married lovers wear.
Blame you, dcarcst9 Not at all.
A. fate undo you so you stand,
As fate madc you 50 you fall,
Far below loves high demand.
Yet how strange is loves deep lawl
| can lock YOU through and through,
Tracing pl sly natures flaw
In the heart She gave to you,
Knowing all my heart must stake,
All the danger, all the fear,
And yet glad, even So, to make
This, my losing bargain. dear.
Madeline s. Bridges