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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-10
WORLD
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver weaker.
Wheat stronger.
The other cereals unchanged.
Hay sells well.
Beans very duh.
Old PotatatOes disappearing.
New Potatoes lower.
Onions dull and weak.
Butter and Cheese weak.
Eggs slowly rising.
Poultry quiet.
String Beans cheaper.
Short fruit crop promised.
First Raspberries appeared.
Provisions unchanged.
Hides continue firm.
Good Naval Oranges scarce.
Increased revenue collections.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON. ENG, May Sat the Wool auction
sales to-day 1850 bales were offered, of which
1000 were withdrawn. Competition was very brisk
for better grades of fine wool at extreme prices.
The purchases were chiefly for Yorkshire and Ger
many and few were for America.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

OMAHA, NEBR., May g. Cattle-Receipts,
600 Market steady. Steers, So 1906 IS; bulk
81 50a5; cows and heifers, 81 50@4; bulk, 50 50@
3 so; stockers and feeders, So 30Gd4 80.
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.

PORTLAND, Or. May Exchanges, $780,
25S: balances. $5S,4T0.
wheat-walla walia, 4s@4s1lzc p bushel; VAL
ley, SOC = bushel.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
-, BETWEEN
NeWrork, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILlNG EVERY WEEK.

CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD 60
~ ing TO steamer and accommodations e - -
seiected second cabin, SS5; Majestic ana
S+o and $40. Steerage Tickets from EngiAliu, -
lana, scotland, Sweden, Norway ana D eSi.
through TO San Francisco at lowest rates lcAets,
sailing dates and cabin plans may be procut,sa a
rom W. ii. AVERY, Pacific Mail DOCK, OF a. az Tue
general Office of the Company, OILS M2TA HT ss''
under Grand Hotel. G. W. FLEISdEh,
General Agent for Pacific Coast.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL., May 9.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California Cherries to-day the fol-
lowing prices: Fsncy Black Tartarian, 50 so;
some Tartarian and Purple Guinge arrived soft and
had to be sold for lower prices. Weather to-day
not
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ExCHANGE AND BULLION.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

Internal revenue collections in this district dur
ing the first four months OF 1895 were s4S6,O7l,
against S446, 72l for the same period in 1894
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.
BRAN-$13 5O@14 so p ton.
MIDDLINGS-S17MlQ q ton.

MIDDLINGs-$ 17@l9 q ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Ground and rolled Barley,
S14 5O615: Oilcake Meal at the mill, $25 q ton;
COttonseed Oilcake, 1914 q ton.
HAY = Continues to sell well. Wheat, $50
II so; Wheat and Oat $S@ll1 Barley $7@S so: Dat,
SSQ11O So Alfalfa Sc 50@S So Clover, $685.
Compressed, SS@ll0 so; Stock, $6@7 p ton.
STRA W-4O@65c = bale.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.

Money on call easy at 113%; last loan 11la%
closed 11s% Prime mercantile paper, S@412%
Sterling exchange was weak, with actual BUSH
ness in bankers bills at S4sS@4 Ss14 for demand
and 81 S7G4 STA for sixty days. Posted rates.
81 S7a4 1917 and 81 SS1s@14 9015. Commercial
bills, 81 SO. Silver certificates, 67967s4c.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN 81.
" Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 A. NJ, ssaszsseee
May 5, 20, June 4, 8, 10, 81. July s. g, 19, "a.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay steamer Pomona
every Wednesday at 2 P. II.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
May I, 5. 8, Is. II, II, 25 %, and every fourth
day thereafter ga. N.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles Redondo clos
Angeles) and Newport, May g. Z, II, H. 19, %, 81,
81 and every fourth day thereafter, a. IL A. NJ.
For ports Mexico, 10 A. n, 25th Of each
month, steamer Willamette Valley.
Ticket Office-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
rHuRsDAY. NAV O
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks continued quies yesterday and price
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm;
Winter Patents, SIS 1063 40; Winter Straights
80 9o6S 10; Bakers, 81 s5G2 20: Spring Patents
$S DOGS 25; Spring Straights. 50 40G3 rs; No
? Spring Wheat, 673sc; No. Spring Wheat
SIC: No. 2 Red, 63Ssc: No Corn. 511sc; No. 2
Oats, 2S5sc: No. ? hite. 3234 G3314c; Nos White
3lsIG321ac; No. Rye 62c: No.2 Barley, 511sd
b2c: No. 8, 50@52c: No. 4, soc: No. ! Flax
Seed, 81 z6; Prime Timothy Seed, SIS IS; Mess
PORK, ? bbl., $l2@I2 121s; Lard, = 100 rs, SO 65
Short Ribs, Sides 6loose), Sc e5@6 10; Dry Sailed
shoulders (boxed), S5Ss651s; short Clear sides
(boxed), S6ss@612; Whisky, distillers' finished
goods, p gal. 81 %; Sugar, cut Loaf 490c: granu-
lated, 4.25c; standard A. 4-1212c
On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was firm Creameries 10@l6c; Diaries,
SG15c- Eggs. steady, l115@l2c.
Livestock.
The cattle supply continues light, only about
5000 head arriving here to-day against 14,5O0 for
the corresponding day of 1894 Few sales OF ma
tive steers are made under 81 90 and the offerings
are moving on freely to-day at 81 25G6 for lots
weighing from 900 10 1850 Ms There were sales
of Western weighing from 900 TO 100 bs at $40
IS and choice Westerns were held at 80 DUG,
90. Butchers and Gamers stun was fairy
active selling 81 1904 IS. chiefly az 81 90
a. 40 Bulls sold az 81 1904 rs: veal calves OF
the right kind found buyers at So 5095 20, being
25d50c = leo MS higher than last week; grass
Texans So 25sa3 rs.
At the start business was dull in the hog market,
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AFrERNooN SESSION.
REGuI.AR sFssIoN-l0.3O

Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board Yesterday:
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sun AND TIDE TABLE

HYDROGRAPHIC BULLETIN.
BRANCH HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE, o. 8. N.Y.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO, May g. 1895 J
The time ball Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon to-day. e. at noon of the 120th
meridian, at exactly p. M, Greenwich time.
a. +. FECHTELER,
Lieutenant U. s. N, in charge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-14

SIT UATlONS WANTED-FEMAL
under this head SC per line per day)
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FOR SALE pulleys. finch face, 81
inches III diameter. Enquire at the Eagle
office d67 ~
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Piano square,
Kimbau. Enquire 437 Everett St, West
Side. d122-7t
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ARE YOU HONEST, sober, Industrious
I'll SO, engage with US for 1895: S300
month; S. 500 year Yo1I can ,n,I,a :,
easy siX hours dav. Our aPenrs do
not complain Of hard times. Why? They
Dish Washer, the only nractiraI fa,,Iii,.
Mashef manufactured; washes, dries and
pohshes dishes perfectly in two minutes:
- experience necessary; child of eight
MeFht thirteen pounds: made of anti,
t rus IL sheet steel; capacity. 100 pieces:
Sio,oo Tor It's equal: every family wants
one- GU don't have to canvass. as
soon as people know YOU have II fnT
SAFE tney send for dish washer Each
AGENTS territory protected: no comnrti
saon. We furnish sample tweighs six
Poundsp in nice case 10 lady agents IN
Ike orders with; one agent made s5Ia n
in, s. ten Gays Address for ruiz particu-
Ao'S ilecIloA Mig. Co, Englewood. III
Apr l3-3m
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FOR SALE-Carpets, stoves and furni-
ture of nine room house, complete, for
sale at a sacrifice. Enquire 1926 y. EN-
porla Ave. Also plants and hardy bulbs.
d1gS-ff
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WANTED-A girl for general house
VIA OH " Lawrence. dl24-tf.
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FOR SALE-Fresh butternilk every
day. Lewelling creamery. 120 n. Market
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FOR SALE-Cheap, 2-seat carriage and
harness, ID, at AZ S. Water St
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FOR SALE-Pedroom suits. carnets
stoves, chairs, ladies driving horse phae-
ton, pony, plants, etc, at low prices 426
NJ. Emporia Ave. d12l-tf
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| WANTED-A good girl 10 do general
nouseWork. None except a competent
5siri need apply. 600 North Fourth Ave
d12i-tf
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FOR SALE-A good new recess Gasoline
stove, for $50 in good order, at Peerless
Stove Co, corner Oak and Lawrence.
di2S-1t a
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FOR SALE-12 of our best cabinet
pictures for $3.50. Baldwin, us +. Doug
las. dI25-12t
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,WANTED-At once. two good taiIors
iaI-oA, olI n. douglas. dl2S-ltq
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FOR SALE-One Garland cooking stove
ara one gasoline stove. 1851 y. Emporia.
dl2S-tf
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FOR SALE-A good milch cow; will be
fresh next week. Cor. of 22nd and Ar
Kansas Ave. dI2S-3t a.
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WANTED-Twenty experienced canvas
sers; either sex; females preferred. None
but hustlers. 500 per month 10 right
PERSONS A money saver and money
maker. Address c. Mccullough. Wichita
Kan Cal Room IS, 222 North Main.
tI2N-1t n
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WANTED-Girl for general housewori1.
Inquire forenoons. 253 Wabash Ave
dl2S-3t a
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NANTED- Specially advertising cam
NdSsefS familiar with premium trade.
non"v maker of 1894. Also clever general
cednNaSser or greatest seller OF the ,iav
York 81 - ~ 81 lew
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FOR SALE-45 feet, house shade. Water
st. opposite court house, s4C0.
3il2 feet, room house. fenced, 200 feet
from Douglas on Ida, $500
30 Poplar, room house, barn, lots,
$500. l.. /. SPENCER,
dlS-tf. over IL Z. Douglas.
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WANTED-Two or three good carmen
ters. Apply Monday morning at l15 s
La Wrence. None but first-claSs men
iieeo apply Parsons. dl2S-1t.G6
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FOR SALE-Horse and phaeton Call
at Millinery Bazaar, cor. Emporia and
Douglas Avenues dI2S-t N
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FOR SALE-Cook stove. No. : nearly
new No furniture with il. Cheap. 81.
Manhattan shoe store. $50 Douglas Ave.
dl2S-It
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Help WENTEn--MALE
tUnder this head &C per line Der dav,
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PERSONAL.
statesmen WANTED,

WANTED-Traveling men 10 carry the
Petry Hose Couplers as a side line Al
dress 40 +. Douglas Avenue, Wichita
Nan. dS5-tf
WANIED-iG1o people in the next 81
days 10 have a dozen OF our best cabinet
photos taken at S2.5c. Baldwin, Leading
Artist. il25-I2t
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FOR SALE-16o acres improved land 6
miles from center of Wichita, less than
so per acre.
Cheap section, improved; less than 9
hours drive from city.
Extra fine ranch for city property and
cash. Very cheap.
100 acres clear land in Stafford county
for horses
KANSAS BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
JIG y. Market ST, Wichita, Kansas.
dIaS-It
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STOLEN.
STRAYEO.
~ this head S. uer

Onder this head Sc per line per day)
STRANED-From $50 y Topeka. a
hrindle COW. Any Information OF her
Whereabouts will be thankfully received.
dl->-lt. y
TAKEN UP.
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WANTED-An experienced white girl
LOT geheraI housework; German preferred.
Call at SO N Market St. dl2S-It 4;
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FOR S6Je-REAL ESTATE.
Under this head Sc per line per dav.
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THE PEOPLES
WAN COLUMNS,

WANTED-Razors, shears and clippers
to grind. J. L. Stafford, I0I s. Main St.
Ql2I-tf
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HELP NTED--SEMALE,
(Under this head &c per line per day)
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WANTED-A good driving horse Call
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The advocate., 1895-09-25

bed, wild er eyes half shet, but soon as he
laid dem things in her hand she laugh out
loud an say, sorter mawkin him: 'Ef yo'
had told me the truth, yo' might have
saved yo'r money. III my spells would
work on Frank 0verton, he would have
died 80 years ago.
"'How you know it's 'imT do man
say, settin down hard in de cheer, hewus
so 'stonished. Granny shet 'er mouf wild
er snap an say, Never min, ! know.
Den he try ter 'suade her hit warn's
ole marster. She mus work de spell
anyway, but she tole him faint no use,
Ef she wus, hit would come back ON her.
At las he got up an come out de do, an
as he got ON his critter / hear inn say
ter hisself: THAT ole fool is more afraid
Of her master than she is Of the devil
I'm t'inkin there is nothin for it now
but to get some of these hill fellows 10
put bullet in i'm.
"When he had done rid erway, Isaun-
tered up lik' jes' done come, an warr't
granny madl AK me whut I come dar
dat time er week fer. She amt sick.
Nee'n ter think she gwine die yit er-
while, but she do look sick. An arter 4
give her de money fotch she say I'm
amt such er bad boy, eat my dinner ont
de cupboard an run erlong home I did
eat, an all de time she wus akin me
bout yo an ole marster, an everything al
Ridgeley, an Mr.. Allen Fauntleroy.
Seem lik' she know everything, but she
want special ter fin out whar he is =
''Do you know?" Dare asked, all
a-tremble.
IT kin fin him easy" Jubilee return
ed, speaking the last word in whisper
to himself
''You must find him at once, Dare
said "Find him and tell him my grand
father is In danger, and I look to him to
save him from ii. +"
"He win, Miss Dare Don'tyo' be un-
easy. I'd "a gone to him first, but thought
best to ask your commission, Jubilee
said, pulling himself back into a poly
syllable frame of speech. He just about
owns that man Hawkins. Don't yo'
fret Wen take care Of old marster. "
ITO be contlnued.)
The advocate., 1895-09-25

him and laid hand on his head, saying
very low: "Nice cefellowl Big dogl Come
and walk with mel"
Half reluctantly he yielded to her Inn
pulse, stood aside and at last walked
soberly behind. Keeping well in shadow,
darting from tree to tree, from covert to
covert, Dare gained the carriage way
and ran so swiftly along it that, almost
before she thought Of it, the gate barred
her way.
Not for long. AS she stopped breath
less and painting it swung open, and Ju-
bilee's voice said:
''Oh, Miss Dare, if you please pro-
gross outside Those dog is too expicious
here in the plain moonshine."
In silence Dare followed him to the
shade Of q big oak that stood q little 30
enc side Of the highway. AS soon as
they were well within it she said very
low:
"What brought you here. Jubilee!
Are you by yoursef9 Tell me quick. u
anything wrong at homes"
my two feet brought me here, " Ju-
bilee said, with a grin. "That is to say,
pedestrianed since 10 o'clock today. "
"Why did you come? Is NANNY sick,
or grandfather, or anybody in troubleg'
Dare asked hurriedly. '"That was only
The advocate., 1895-09-25

ious nearly as yourself that you shall
marry her, but / won't get in the dust
and take kicks and cuffs at your pleas
ure to bring it about The sooner you
understand that failure or success for
you rests wholly in my hands the better
it will be for both Of us. -
Royal Cleve swore a great oath under
his breath. Aloud he said, half mock
ingly:
SIS it SO, my good Hawkins9 Now
listen to me. / hope you are my faithful
ally. Certainly I will do all that I can
have said, but I recken surely on one
thing. This girl, Dare Overton, shall be
my wife in spite of everything"
Through the bright moonlight Haw-
kins smiled sourly, saying, half to him
self:
81 hope you are true prophet The
day I know she is to be your wife that
day makes her heiress of Overton's
claim.
The advocate., 1895-09-25
~ .ftl:1

hand on his head.
three hours after I left. Surely nothing
happened in that little time.
Jubilee looked down and began to
speak very low, in his earnestness for
getting the dictionary and relapsing now
and then into the dialect of his race.
"When yo' went away" he said, II
went an axed old marster ter lemme go
see granny. Word had come that she
wus sick, sick er heap an ] thought I'd
hk' ter see her once ergin fore she died,
ef dat got ter happen right soon Yo'
know she lives tween here an Ridge
ley. So when marster say he amt got
no bejections ter doin without me fer
the rest Of the week / put on my clean
shirt an my Sunday clothes an come
ippen erlong ter her house, jest beyant
the Boilin Spring church meetin house.
When got dar, saw or fine horse wild
er mans saddle ON hitched sorter benin
the house, hk' whoever done rode 1t wus
sorter feared somebody'd d fin out he been
dar. say ter myself: 'Ef dat's de doc
tor mans critter, mus be he's feared
ter let folks know he 'tendin on de ole
conjure woman. SO I better stay outside
tell he's done gon erway. DEN I crope
ter de chimbley corner an peep through
de little winder granny had cut tween
de logs dar at de head er her bed Miss
Dare, who yo' reckon l see inside, look
in black as de dark night too? Shore as
we STAINS here it wus dat ar Mr.. Haw-
kins whut come ter Ridgeley arter Mr..
Allen Fauntleroy. De sight er i'm
skeered me good, tell yo' lump back
from dat winder an scrooch down
under hit, an dar l heard him say, did,
Miss Dare, it's Gods trufe I'm er tellin
you: We'll, aunty, have brought what
you asked for, a lock Of my enemy's
hair an one Of his handkerchiefa !
spent $50 to get them, too, so yo' may
guess what money there is in it fcr yo'
IL only the spell works right
81 popped up an peeped through the
winder ergin- Granny WINS layin IN as
The advocate., 1895-09-25
CHAPTER XVI.


Dare went to her room SO filed with
tense expectance as almost to stop the
beating of her heart She went straight
to the toilet table and saw, with no
sense of surprise, handful of field flow
ers laid loosely upon it At her touch
they fell apart, letting her eye rest upon
a scrap Of paper, bearing in Jubilee's
best flourish:
''misS dare, this Toe say, viii 70
cum toe gait will bee THAR twell Arfter
Midnight -
Drawing her curtain, she looked out
side. The "gait" was almost half mile
away. You came through it from the
highway. that ran past Exeter. The dis
tance was as nothing to her quick feet.
Even had she not been absolutely fear
less, all abroad was now such silver
shining as mimicked day. But ought she
to heed message 80 vague? Her aunt,
she knew, would disapprove. Did not
honor forbid her to do under her roof
the thing which would be against her
wishes?
But the case must be urgent, the need
strong, to bring her thus secret mes
sage What had Jubilee to tell that the
whole world might not hear? The boy
was sharp, shrewd beyond his years, and
Aliens sworn advocate and worshiper
In leaving Ridgeley her last word had
been for him, bidding him bring her in
stant news if anything befell the house
hold. Most likely that was what had
brought him to this midnight confer
ence. Still that face in the glass. Spite
of her bravery, her firm nerves, she shiv-
cred, recalling eerie tales Of apparitions
forewarning death or peril.
She must go. Below stairs she heard
the clang Of closing doors. Running has
tily down, she said to the servant:
''I'll fasten the west door. / want to
sit on the small porch awhile and see
the moonlight and the mists along the
creek.
"As you please, Miss Dare Better
take de key outside wild yo'. De do
falls shet sometimes. You might fin yo'-
self locked out" Black Patsey said,
adding after minute: "You don't look
lik' yo' mother. l member her. hear
'em say, Aun' Jincey say yo' des de liv-
in image of her mistes, yo' gran'pa's
mother, dat died so long ago."
81 am like her portrait more than
any one else," Dare said, impatient to
be off, but not daring to show it. After
a little she said, as though the thought
had just come to her: "Shut the door,
Patsey; then nothing can get in, no mat
ter how moonstruck / may happen to be.
With the key can come in whenever
| please.
young ladies mos giner' lily want ter
watch de moon when good lookin beaux
des gone erway," Patsey chuckled, obe-
diently closing the door. Dare dropped
down upon the steps and for 10 minutes
watched the faint ghostly mists writhe
up from the babbling runnel and hover
and waver in the full leafed tree tops
AS she stepped lightly to the grass a
low growl fell on her ear. She saw in
the moonlight big, shaggy white cur
standing full in her path, gently waving
his tail and looking at her with the air
Of stern but loving guardian With
eyes full On bis she went Straight ~ to
The advocate., 1895-09-25
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tarrh Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 18th day Of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1886. A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally and acts directly on the blood and
mucuous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & co.
Sold by druggists rs cents.
The advocate., 1895-09-25

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