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Eating Bedelothes.

"Insects generally must lead
happy lives. Think what it
must be to live in a lily. Imag.
inc a palace of ivory and pearl
with pillars of silver and COW
ering Of gold, and all giving
out such a perfume as never
arose from human censor.
Fancy again the fun of tuck.
ing ones self up for the night
in the folds Of a rose, rocked
to sleep by gentle signs of sum-
mer air, nothing to do when
you awake but to wash your
self in a drop of dew and fall
to eating your bed clothes for
breakfast"
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From these ROSe-leaf

Beds is distilled the esquisite
Extract of White Rose" than
which (when carefully made)
there is no more delightful or
delicate perfume. We have
some White Rose that we are
proud of. 1t comes in bulk at
so cents an ounce-in glass
s%toppered bottles at Is, SO, IS,
100 and $I.25. We of course
have all the other leading ex.
tracts such as Violet, Crab APP
pie, Jockey Club, White Lilac,
Heliotrope, Etc, in cut glass
bottles with handsome stop.
pers, or the same quality of
goods in plain bottle for those
who do not care for fancy ones.
Should you prefer Colognes to
Extracts we have it-some of it
good, some of it poor according as
you buy for quality or quantity.
Will you have a smelll
The Lanrens Drug Co.
LAuRENs, S. c., Oct. n, 1895.
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A Laurens Attorney.

Mr.. Frank FAINT, an old Laurens
boy has returned to Newberry, his old
home and hung out his single, where
he will practice his profession, tho law.
His many friends in the eastern portion
'of ~Sheicounty will be interested to see
him win the career his talents and in
'dusfry must command.
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Did You Ever Think

That you cannot be we'll unless you
have pure, rich blood? II you are weak,
tired, langnid and all run down, it is
because your blood is impoverished and
lacks vitality. These troubles may be
overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla be-
cause Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure,
rich blood. 1t is, in truth the great
blood purifier.
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STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LAURENs.
In Court of Common Pleas.

LII SOurU OI common Gl0aS.
The Laurens Building and Loan Asso-
citation. Plaintiff. against A. V. Eich-
elbergcr, ct. al, Defcndants.-Judg-
ment Of Foreclosure.
BY virtue Of a Decretal order in the
abOvestated case, will sell at Laurens
G. H., S. c., on Salesday in November
next, being the 4th day Of the month,
during the legal hours Of sale, in front
Of the Court House door, to the high
est bidder, the following tract Of land,
to wit:
All that lot. piece or parcel of land
situated, lying and being in the Town
of Laurens, State Of South Carolina,
containing about Eighty Acres, moro
Gray, j. i. M, Irby, j. W. Ferguson,
p. S. Suber and others. Said land will
be sold in separate tracts or lots, all of
which will more fully appear by plats
made by John NJ. Hudgens, County
Surveyor, which is now On file in my
office.
Terms Of sale Cash--Purchaser to
pay for papers.
If terms of sale are not complied
with, land will be rc-sold on same or
some subsequent salesday at risk OF
" ilSl lut ~
ALSO
In case of VIM. l.. Hopkins, ct all.
Plaintiff, against Thos. Darnald,
Observation-Disclosures Of Fore
closure.
BY virtue Of n Decree of the
Court in the above stated case, l
will sell at LaurenS Court House,
South Carolina. on Salesday in
November, 1895, during the legal
hours of sale, in front of the Court
House door, tG the highest bidder,
all that tract, piece or parcel of
land situated in the County Of
Laurens and State OF South Caro-
lima, containing Seventy-thrce
Acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of II. l.. Brooks, Estate Of X.
Brownlee, John NJ. Abercrombie
and A. G. Burdett.
Terms Of Sale-Oue-half Cash,
and balance on u credit for twelve
months, with interest on credit
portion, secured by bond of the
purchaser and q mortgage Of the
premises sold; purchaser to have
the privilege Of paying entire bid
in cash. II terms Of sale are not
complied with, land will be re-sold
on same or some subsequent sales
day at risk Of former purchaser.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
ALSO
In case of Mamie M. BryaOn as
EXecutriX, etc., Plaintiff, against
lama StnrnnS .nI Inrpny
Abrams, Defendants.
BY virtue of a Decree Of the
Court n the above case, 1 will sell
at Laurens Court House, South
Carolina, on Salesday in Novem-
Der, 1895, in front of Court House
door, during the legal hours Of sale,
to the highest bidder, all that piece
or parcel of land situated in Lau-
rens County, South Carolina, con-
tanning One Hundred and ninety
Acres, moro OF less, bounded by
lands or Geo. p. Copeland, Mar
shall Milan, II. A. Lynch and 9TH
ers.
Terms Of Sale--One-half Cash,
and balance on credit for twelve
months, with interest on crGdi,
portion from day of sale, secured
by II bond of the purchaser and q
mortgage Of the premises sold;
the purchaser, however, to have
The right to pay entire bid in cash.
If the terms of sale are not COM
piled with, land will be ro.sOld
on same or some subsequent sale
day at risk Of former purchaser.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
c.. S. MCCRAVY,
Sheriff l.. c.
Oct. 3, 1895. At
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-10-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LAURENs,
In Probate Court.

John H. Wharton, Clerk of Court, as
Administrator, with will annexed, OF
Jane Fleming, Plaintiff, against
Trustees OF the Presbytery Of South
Carolina ct al, Defendants.
The creditors of Jane Fleming, de-
ceased, L hereby called in, and re-
CURED to establish their claims before
me at q reference to be held in the
above stated case, in NY office, on the
18th day of November, 1895, at 1C
o'clock A. M.
o. G. THOMPSON, j. p. l.. c.
Oct. I, 1S95.-6t.
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Constable MOseley Killed.

The following telegram to Gov
ernor Evans from Mayor Carr OF
Greenwood, sent at $3.50 this (Sun-
duy) morning is self explanatory:
"Constable j. j. Moseley was
shot and killed at 1 a. m. in the G
9. 81 N. depot while storing liquor
in the depot that he had seized from
depot train. Not known who die
shooting.-The State of October.
ter 13.
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Hot Snpper.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Waterloo
presbyterian Church will give q Hot
Supper in Anderson's Hall on the even
ling of the 22d inst. Supper for the
Reneft of the church. 1t will be an en-
& Syable occasion and the object is most
4cOmmendable.
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Attention.

Nptico is hereby given that the
Books are open at the Peoples Loan
and Exchange Bank, this city, for SUBJ
fscription to the Stock of the Laurens
Cotton Factory.
ALBERT DIAL, Chm'n.
j. F. Simpson, Sec'y. .
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Bargains! Bargainsy

IT'S true, times are hard, and
every man, woman and child
wants to spend their earnings
where they can get the most
Goods for the least money. We
are not new Merchants in your
city but since our arrival here
one year ago we have become
Leaders of low prices.
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OF Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.

Take notice that on the 18th day
Of Nov, 1895, / will render a
final account of my acts and do
ings as Executor Of the estate Of
Mrs. Nellie South, deceased, in the
office of Judge of Probate for
Laurens county at II o'clock A. M,
and on the same day will apply for
a final discharge from my trust as
such Executor.
All persons having demands
against said estate will pleaeG pre-.
sent them on or before that day
proven and authenticated, or be for.
ever barred.
VIM. D.. SULLIVAN,
Executor.
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MARKET REPORT.

4 LAuaENs, s. c., Oct. Is, 1895.
TEN-The market for past week
<eh quite brisk, the price ranging
10 50 cents.
sides, y cents; Hams, IS cts,
aNG-Best 81 cents
Whole, 90 cts.j Spliced, 6S cts.
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Thanks.

Several OF our good friends have been
kind enough to help us out since we
mederotr last appeal to them. We APP.
preciate their prompt response and
hope that their example will have
many followers.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The examination of teachers for
Laurens County will be held at
Laurens G. II. on Friday, Oct. 18th,
for white and colored applicants.
JAS. A. MADDEN,
School Commissioner.
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NOTICE

OF Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.
Take notice that on the 9TH day
of November, 1895, l will render a
final account Of my acts and doings
us Administrators Of the estate Of
J. f. Park, deceased, in the
office Of Judge Of Probate for Lau.
rens county at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and on the same day will apply for
a final discharge from my trust as
such Administrators.
AL persons having demands
against said estate will please pre-.
sent them on OF before that day.
proven and authenticated, or be
forever barred
s. JANE PARK.
Administrative.
Oct 7. 1S95-4t.
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Church Directory.

Escopal Church-Sunday School
(. M, L. w. Simkins, Superinten-
'ryices II a. NJ. and 4:30 p. NJ. on
axsk andStAird Sundays, by the pas
A|Holmes.
an-Rev. --Pas-
ing every Sunday, at IL a.
M.
ting, Wednesday night at
ool, o. w. Tune, Super
30 q. m.
!. John D.. Pitts, Pastor.
" Sunday at II g.. m. and
Ing, every Wednesday
bk.
bday ScncA, L. S. Fuller, Superin-
mt, 10 a. m!
thodist-J. Il. Carlisle, Pastor. Ev'
onday, II a.. m. and 8. 80 p. m.
Eyer meeting Thursday, 500 p. m.
day School, D.45 a. m. o. O. Feath-
2, Superintendent.
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OF Interest TO Teachers.

The next meeting of the County
Teachers Association will be held on
Saturday, October Goth. The follow
ing program has been arranged for
that time:
Opening EXERCISES.
Paper-"Educational Demand" by
B. Y. Culbertson.
Paper-"How to teach participates
and intinitives to beginners" by Miss
Sallie Watkins.
Difficulties in chasing q country
school and how to overcome them" by
j. A. Madden and w. M. Bryson.
Paper-''Marking: its use and abuse
in schools" by Miss Mary McCarley.
Discussion after each Paper.
Questions and answers by the Asso-
citation.
Adjournment.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or LAURENs,
In Probate Court.

John Fl. w harton, Clerk of Court, etc.
as Administrator, with will annexed,
Of Martha p. Fleming, Plaintin,
against Trustees of the Prcsbytery
of Enoree of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States, ct al, Defend
ants.
The creditors Of Martha p. Fleming,
deceased, are hereby called in, and re-
CURED to establish their claims before
me at a reference to be held in the
above stated case, in my office. on the
18th day Of November, 1895. at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
o. G. THOMPSON, j. p. L. c.
Oct. I. 1S95.--Gt.
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~ otic@.

Notice is hereby given that applica-
ton will be made at the next sitting of
the Legislature for Il charter for Rail
road to run from Lnurens. S. c., by
way of Tumbling Shoals, Princeton.
Pclzcr, in Anderson County, Piedmont
in Grccnviilc County, and elsewhere.
j.. II. T~raynham,
Albert Dial,
j.. III. Sullivan,
G. G. Feathcrstone,
VIM. ID. Sullivan,
j.. b. Humbert,
w. A. McKclvcy,
w. p. Nesbitt,
G. ID. Nesbitt,
Jas. L.. Orr,
+. a. Smyth.
Sept. !, lS95.-3m.
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WgaFr will buy cotton seed at
Turing the season. 1t will
Interest to see me before
{, j. f. BURTON.
s.. c., Aug. 26, lS95-5t
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Hoods Pills cure liver i'll, constipa-
ton, biliousness, %jaundice, sick head
ache, indigestion.
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NOTICE

prem P0Tll0NS 81 Spartan
bMg, UulOn, LunycOS +
and GrccNyiNc Counties.
We will ask the Legislature at its
next session to lay OFF Il new county to
be known as Inorce county, with Wood
ruif rs its county seat with the follow
ing boundaries: Beginning Mt or near
Pelham Factory and running thence
to the Union county line at or near
West Springs: thence to Enorcc river
TO a point 1T or near where the town
snip line between Jacks and Scuflie-
town township Of Laurcns county strike
said river: thence up said river to
whore Buckhcad Creek cmpitics into
said river: thence up said creek o
Pleasant Mound; thence 10 a point on
the G~rccnviilc line one mile east Of
FOuntain Inn: thence u straight line
to beginning corner.
j.. b. KILGORE,
w. S. GRAY,
S. O. BROCKMAN,
l.. II. PEARSON,
l.. G. WOFFORB,
S. NJ. PILGRAM,
Committee for Petitioners.
Aug. %, 1896
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FList OF Letters

hg in the Post Office at Lau-
y, unclaimed, for the week
i. IA, 1895:
fder, Miss l.. E.
Jsn, John @.
iore. Oscar.
q. William.
Nv. M.
IAN, Rev. S. r.
(es, Rev. w. S.
n, G. w.
Mrs. Jennie.
4 Rachel.
+, Jay.
EEx ENDINa OCT. I, 1895.
Eander, e w; Adair, w w.
fright, Miss Leile; Black, Miss
j burton, Willie g.
er, Thon; Cooper, j l..
r, j M.
breezy, Rev. s II.
by, Mrs. Lizer; Hunter, Mrs.
rs, Mrs. ] r; Little, Harry,
Aillywood, e l..
~. Miss Sallie.
aA Laura, col.
Weeks, r. j; Workman, Bob
kman, JtmSL; Wilson Miss Oflure
rsons calling for any of above let
will please saw, "They are adver
|" Il. i. CREWS. P. M.
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Business Notices.

The mystery solved-The place to
buy your carpets, rugs, cheneile, cur
tains and table covers, mating and all
goods in that line is at
s. w. & u. III. WILKES e. Co.
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} Trip to Atlanta Exposition.

return (from the home of the
is offered by the publishers of
Aies, Every Saturday, of SO South
f@E&tcaat Dhi1ololnhio fo +ho
New-York tribune., 1895-07-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. July p CSpeciaD.-The following
Army orders have been issued: First Lieutenant
Eugene T Wilson, 81 Artillery. Is attached Tor duty
>, Hatterv f. Of that Regiment. and VIII JOIN IL
at :, Franciss Barracks. Fla Leave or absence
for six DAYS is granted First Lieutenant John A
lockwood 4th Cavalry recruiting officer. Leave OF
ahsence for three months on surgeons certlncate
NJ disability with permission to leave the Depart
mon, of Texas Is granted Second Lieutenant Her
h.r, y Royden 2Sd Infantry. slseave OF absence
granted Colonel Oswald II. Ernst, superintendent
~ the United States Military Academy. Is extended
four davs Leave OF absence granted First Lieu
tenant Augustus c. Macomb. jth Cavalry. Is ex-
tended TWO months. Leave OF absence granted Sec
ond Lieutenant Cough Overton. ith 'aVairy' Is 'N-
tended fifteen days ,. ...,,,.
Naval oriers-A number OF the cadets recently
rr,luatei from the Naval Academy and conmis-
Stoned as ens!gns were assigned to temporary DUTY
ON vessels to-day \. \. Pratt goes 20 the cruiser
Raleigh: T. " Olmsted IL. H. Ward and l., H.
Wilson TO the receiving ship Vermont; w k Ece
and X : Douglas 10 the receiving snip rTankI.h'
a. + Rssett 10 the cruiser Columbia, Passed AS
sistant Engineer " NJ Parks TO the Norfolk Navy
Yard: Ensign A. VI. Beecher to examination ior
promotion Washington Navy Yard August o then
10 the Norfolk Navy Yard; Lieutenant }. G. wilson
detached from the Naval War College and ordered
to the Naval Home, Philadeiphla'
New-York tribune., 1895-07-28

th, structure are protected by Harveyized arHof
fifteen inches In thickness the front or port p",e
being seventeen inches In thickness. WHINE '"''
turret are located two thrtcen-inch guns together
with all the mechanism for eevating ana hepf'ss"s
them operating the rammer and receiving an"
handling the ammunition. The floor OF TINS 'h''".
ia doube there being about four feet vertca'
height between the two floors Within th's spa''
are placed the hydraulic turning engines by "I''"
the entire structure is to be revolved The r"'i "i
this turret consists Of three and a half plates OH
the ton Of which s located the smaller turre This
smaller turrct has inside larger diameter o'
about sixteen feet. and smaller diameter OF ABOUT
,cn feet ON the outside OF the structure IL secur'
armor eleven inches in thickness In front ana nine
inches elsewhere This turret contains two eight
inch guns with mounts and all other appurtenahces
The compouni structure Is trained horizontally as
n yhoi. hv a man stationed In the lower turr't,
with his head mp In a sighting hood that Is secured
above the hole In the roof by means OF suitable
levers he can swing the Whole structure to the
right or the left. The guns elevated or de-
pressed according the distance and position OF The
object aimed at and this IS accomplished by men
located In similar sighting hoods-one alongside ami
above each gun The rollers supporting the tur-
ret are OF cast steel about twelve inches In diam
eter running steel roller tracks. The to'ai
weight Of the complete structure. including all guns
is about 900 tons about onehird Of which is nxed.
the other wo-thirds being carried on. ana REVOLVING
with. the rollers referred TO.
As the double-deck turret system has Just b'en
definitely approved by the Department. II Is Of IN
terest TO note the advantages and disadvantages
OF the system as contained In the arguments sub
mited by It's advocates and opponents. In the ilrst
place there Il an undoubtcd saving Of weight py
thus combining the turrets amounting to totai
OF about one hundred and twenty-five tons This Is
due TO the fact that the barbetie fixed portion OF
the e!gh-inch urret IL entirely dispensed with As
against this saving OF weight It has been urged
that there Is Objectionable concentration II
weight within a smili space. amounting practically
10 a total OF about go tons. fully one-tenth OF
the entire weight OF the vessel concentrated within
a circle OF diameter OF about thirty feet This. OF
course. sets up exceptionally great strains In the
vessei. and unless very carefully guarded against
naturally the danger OF straning the snip
In a seaway. The double-deck has the further
advantage OF giving better protection TO the annu-
milton hosts OF the elght-inch turret than when the
latter turre IL separate structure. This Is due 10
the fact that the heavy has fifteen inches OF
armor. while the smaller turret II built separately,
would have but nine inches
In the compound structure. while the o-inch tus'
New-York tribune., 1895-07-28
TuACIJER'S COMMITTEE REPORTS.
THE SYSTEM OF AWARDS AT THE COLUMBIAN ~
POSITION DEFENDED


THE SYSTEM OF AWARDS AT THE COLUMBIAN EX-
POSITION DEFENDED
Washington July 27.-The report OF the Cofpm'
fee OF Awards at the Columbian Exposition nas
inst been made to President Palmer by A. l. Brit-
ION Of this city In the absence OF John Boyd
Thacher acting chairman OF the Executive COM
mlttee The facts az 10 the number OF awarus
made. etc. are not new. but the document con-
,ains some interesting reflections upon the work
OF the committee After discussing the mah'ier !"
which awards had been made at prior expostiohs'
tho committee insists that the Columbian system OF
awards was absolutely fair and was. In the iight
NJ exnerience the best that could possibly be de-
vise1.
one OF the misapprehensions cherished by those
onposad 10 the non competitive system OF AWARDS
say the committee was that with freedom OF ACTON
on the part OF judges possessing authority 10 grant
as many awards they should thihK dese'''"e,
there would be such an excess OF AWARDS as "ouiu
cheapen their value. The result was exactly 'he
reverse The responsibility imposed upon the IN
dtvldual Judge first OF declaring 10 the world MS
decision, over his own signature anu seSoliu u
giving his reasons therefor, proved InaIhsu &c
straining influence. so that Win ABOUT -"ov" N
hibts and 80 AZ exhibitors and awards nuipei iiis
only % So the per cent OF awards at Chcago was
loss than at any former international exhlDiuoh:
That the medals and diplomas are sun lhcofnPe. &c,
and that still further delay must occur pe.ot
~ much regret to the committee and the blame 10Y
the delay is credited to the Treasury Departile
In conclusion the committee felcitates Itself upon
the fact that IL alone ot all the s'anuins co,m III,
ming TO end, managed, unaided. It's own assigned
New-York tribune., 1895-07-28
ROMANCE or GENERAL PORTERS LIFE
THE HERO OF THREE WARS AND TEMPTED 10
ENTER ANOTHER-uE THINKS THE VAIL
kypIE III Is DOOMED.

General Joseph Henry Porter was at the Grand
Union Hotel yesterday. General Porter Is man
the history OF whose life reads Ike romance. lie
IS now on the other side of nifty years, and MS body
is torn with wounds received In three wars Desp''e
this he is bright and active; the master OF yacht
which won her race in the recent cruise OF the At
lantic Yacht club and n whole-souled, genial COM
panion His Yacht Ventura l. Is seventy feet over
ALL sixty feet on the water-line and fast one. lie
had Just returned from his cruise when seen yes
teriay. lie said:
.I am getting old now For years the insurance
companies have refused TO take me as risk, Dut
am all right got five wounds In the War of the
Rebellion. and three in Egypt, but luck was with
me and am not dead yet
General Porter IS IL kentnckan ana relative OF
the Brecklnrllge and other weli-known Kentucky
families He IL recognized as an apie Sahskr't
scholar lie Is Dane by descent. ana loves 10
dabbe in Norseand lore. Perhaps IT was this that
made him say, when asked what chahces val
kyrie Ill had Of winning the cup from the De-
fender:
..valkyrie is an Inflated name. II means Daughter
of the Great one Any one that bears that name
dies Valkyrle | was wished away. NaiKyrie III
lies sleeping at the bottom OF the ocean 'aiKyrie
III will meet with the same fate Now say that
am crazy. but that Is my superstition about the
boat"
c.nsr,l Porter was AZ West Point when the War
Of the Rebellion broke out. lie was the only one
OF his family TO stick to the Union. lie served
with distinction, bu, his family never forgave him
for what was termed his treachery. Even to-day
he saws "A welcome does not await him In the South
When the war was over he went to Venezuela and
fought in the interest OF that little Republic and
saw IL safely put on its feet Then he went 10
Epypt and received charge OF the artillery from
Mohamed H. In the with the Fourth Prophet
His stories OF that war are fascinating. lie said;
IL served IN the artillery for two years ana
month At the battle OF Denderah. which means
the Tomb OF Kings. | wounded by a poisoned
smear. That Is what the doctors say Is killing me
now | don't believe "A word they tell me- IL IL an
awfully long time getting Its work In. was
comparatively young man then and was enthusi-
astlc about everything Those blacks fought ike
nends They believed that they were going directly
to Paradise II they were killed. After that battle
the Emperor gave me the most beautiful woman
that he could procure. She was girl OF great no
b.lity OF charactet and was better for knowing
her | married her tightly as could under their
laws, and being n youngster, was nappy. She uleu'
and sickened OF Egypt. l threw up my commis,
sion and wanted to come home. The emperor toid
the Interpreter to ask for my reasons Tor eavns
l told him that the woman l had loved had died
me that he would give me fourteen more better
visit my people, That heather Emperor was more