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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
Domestic Markets.
(By Telegraph.

OCTOBER 9. 1896
NEW YCRK-The Flour market receipts
$4,000 packags; exports 1852 bbls and 1858
sacks: sales 1880 packages; unchanged,
quiet, steady.
r1our auoJanons-low extras at 9o@2 T5,
city ails extra at 3oa4 10; city mills patents
2 rs; fair to fancy az 2 60a3 As: patents 3 FOG
20; Minnesota clear at 5043 20: styaights
at l0G8 IS: do patents at 4094 go: uofye
"a ous = stesoy Rys
flour steady. Cornmeal steady. quiet. Wheat
receipts $4,000 bush; exports 1894 bush;
sales = bush: frmer, dull No Red Job 7sh,
No Northern at 1859. Colu-recelpts 1o4. 1925
bush exports IS, 18l bush; sales $4,000 bush;
dull firmer; No 3 at 29M @291a In elev. 30ss
a8oc anoat. Oats-recelpts 33 500 bush, ex-
ports 81, 43S bush: sales 43. 000 bush firm. dull;
No z at 21A C: DO White at 26c; No 2 Chicago
22A c; No at 1912c; do White at 22c; Mixed
Western 2o@23; do Whiteand White State at
extra 5 sass 90; beef hams dull at 15 5O@$l6,
terced beef steady $109l 10 90; cut meats quiet
firm; pickle bellies l2ibs 51s@5M :do shoulders
Westernsteam closed at 621a; city 10; re-
fined dull, Continent at A 80; A rs, COM
pound 4l4 @4la. Provisions-P0rk firm, quiet;
Sew seW ms s, a. a. 70 Do crm at
Western dairy 71s@llci do crm at 1l1a 4l8c:
do factory 7@llc; Elgins 171a9lsc. Cheese
firm, demand moderate; state large at 799Bc;
do small at 70lOc. PerOleumy steady; united
l 16. COffee-Rio dull, steady Sugar-raw fairly
active, steady; refined 1sc lower demand fair:
No 8 at 3hsc; No at e-l6e 4 No 8 at sac;
No 8, 3 7-l8: No 10 at 3sa; No II at 5-16c;
No II at sac: NO I3 at 8-I6:effA 3s4 @3A
Mould A at Asa standard A at 41se; Confec-
toners A &C; cut loaf 4sx; crushed at Az C,
powdered Assc; granulated 4Asc; Cubes $3.50.
Quotations are those made by re1ners on the
one-prlce basis uuder the plan OF October 10th
1895 which makes large dealers ana wholesale
grocers agents of the Trust handling sugars ON
consignment and who are at stated times OF
settlement allowed commission OF 81 6fb cf5
there is also trade discount OF 1 per cent on
in seven days, and no trade discount on smaller
quantities. No sales less than % barrels For
sugar packed in bags there is no additional
charges on granulatedo or sotts from to IA in
elusive. and other grades Use y fb adSiEonal
Freights to Lierpool quiet firm: grain by
steam 4l4 G41ad
ST. LOUIS-The Flour market to-day was
firm, unchanged :pats3 1898 o5.extra fancy 35
@3 40; fancy at 2 1892 80: choice at 2O9
80. Wheat higher: Oct II c. Corn higher,
Oct 2I14c, Oats higher Oct l61ac. Pork-new
7 60; old Sc 10. Lard-prime steam 4; choice
Ito. Bacon-shoulders 46s longs 4; clear
ribs Az clear sides at 4ss. Dry sailed meats
shoulders at 41ac; longs at 4; clear ribs A1s
clear sides at 41s.
Receipts-Flour 44OO bbls; wheat $1,000
bush ;corn 1928, 800 bush; oats 20, 700 bush rye
- bush.
Shipments Flour $500 bbls; wheat $500
bush; corn 8l.10O bush; oats A, 500 bushi rye
bush.
DETROIT-Wheat-N Q Red at TIC: No 1
White at 72c COrn-No at 80, Oats-No
White 2014.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
Young wom.n's Christian Association.

The report of the Young Women's
Christian association for the month of
September is as follows: A tendance
at receptions, 145; attendance at Noon
Rest, II; attendance at ECurrent Topic
club, 10; attendance at botany class, ID;
attendance at committee meetings, 55;
attendance at gospel services, 176; daily
averages, A; attendance at Junior meet
ings; &c; rene walls, 10; new Nom bers. IS;
visitors at rooms, 40.
The total number Of visitors at the
rooms during Septem Der '95. including
receptions, Noor Rest, classes, commit
tees, gospel services, etc., 1903; for Sep
TEN Der, '96. LA.
Report of the railroad branch Of the
Young Women's Christian association:
Calls at home, 90; at station, 10; assisted
43 ladies, IL children; stopping for he
night, 30 ladies, children; waiting for
trains, 16 ladies, children: 8 ladies
applied for girls; 5 girls applied or relief
secured pass on train for one girl to Old :
town.
The annual meeting of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association will be hel d
at the association rooms, 5s7H Congress
street, Monday evening, October IL, at
730 o'clock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
A Service of Song.

Next Sunday evening at Second Parish
church there Will be a similar musical
service as that given two weeks ago.
All are cordially invited.
The following programme will be rem
dered under Mr.. George F. Sanglier,
organist and director:
Opening Voluntary.
Invocation.
Anthem-Hark, Hark, My Soul, Shelley
2Sd Psalm-Responsfye
Soprano Solo-Ave Maria, Mascagni
Vielin Obligato, by Mr.. W. L. Cousens.
Scripture Reading.
Anthem the Bar. Schneider
Prayer.
Vocal Quertette, (unacoampanied),
Nevins
with Violin Obl1gato.)
OfertoryA-Violin Solo, Selected
Mr.. w. T. Cousens.
Hymn 500, Choir and Congregation.
ssTmon-Su bjeot. ''The Worth of Man."
Arthe.a-The Golden Threshold, Dohr
Benediction and Anne
Closing Voluntary.
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First Spiritual Society.

The society has opened its meetings
for the winter at Mystic hall, and have
engaged some excellent speakers for the
season. Rev. G. J. Weaver of Old Or
o'clock, subject, Spiritualism, the
Pledge of Eternal Life". Mr.. Weaver is q
retired Universalist minister and a
very deep and earnest speaker, and will
furnish food for thought for all who at
tend.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
A Family Reunion After an Absence of
Forty-Five Years.

Mr.. W. II. Townsend, Captain 81. B..
Townsend, Mrs. Rosetta Hooper and
Mrs. Clementine A. johnson were to-
gstiier at Falmouth cottage, Bustin's
island, Friday night. September a5th,
1896, for the first time since the fall of
1851, when with their sister Susie and
their mother they moved away from
what is now known as the SWEET house
on Bustin's island. The death Of their
father, Enos Townsend, in the spring,
of 81 caused the family to reliuquish the
half CT the island on which they were
then living. Mrs. Hooper gave two days
of her short vacation to calls upon
friends in Freeport and returned to Som
eryille, Mass.
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second Parish Church.

The Ladies' Circle of the Second Par
ish church held business meeting in the
vestry Thursday afternoon During the
past year the ladies have earned 81, 2S9 co.
The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Prudie Brooks; first vice
president, Mrs. MCDOWELL; second vice
president, Mrs. Cousens; treasurer, Mrs.
s. B. Kelsey; secretary. Mrs. T. Cam
NETT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
Cotton "a arksUs
,pv Tolaoro,,bl :

by Telegraph.I
OCTOBER 8. 1895.
NEWYORK-The Cotton market to-day was
dull, unchanged; sales $40 bales; middling
uplands 1870; gull do 3-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS-The Cotton market to-day
closed steady; middling 7iAc.i
ChARLESTON-The Cotton market to-day
was eaSv: middling 71sc.
SAVANNAH-The cotton market to-day
was steady; Midalng 71sc.
MOBILE-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet; middllDg 71s
MEMPHIs-The Cotton market today was
steady; middlings TAO.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Predicts in the
Leading Markets
NewYork Stock ana Money markss

(By Telegraph
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
Money firm at 44S per cent: last loan at
pr cent, closing per cent. Prime mercantile
paper at S&a. Sterling Exchange was weak,
with actual business in bankers bills 8l1a
GA slA for 60-day bills. and S3s4 ga "a
for demand; posted rates at saga S41s
CONNER, ial bills soA@ STA. Government
Bonds were steady. Railroads easier.
Bar silver 64s4. bxegs
Mexican dollarsi49S @51sa.
Silver at the board weak,
AT London to-day oar silver was quoted
at 20 15-16dP OF. quiet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
Portland Typographical Union.

The regular monthly meeting of Port
land Typographical union, No. S. is
called for 7.15 o'clock Saturday evening.
There will be business of Importance
and full attendance of members is re-
quested. The question of the annual sup
per will be brought up for disoussi on,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
THE BOY AND THE WHISTLE.
The Wonders of Science as viewed by a
Brunswick Editor.
iBrunswick Telegram.l

You can now look down boys throa t
and see what he had for dinner provided
be has an ostrich diet. If he confines
himself 10 those things ordinarily consid-
cred edible, you can't be Mt all sure of
it. But il he dimes on tin cans, taeks,
crookery ware, ETC.. etc., a glance through
the Horoscope will reveal just where
lost articles.
The young man we looked into had
swallowed tin whistle, and he wasn't
enough Of an ostrich to digest 1t. 1t
didn't hurt him very much at frat but
there was no telling when 1t would ana
thu little fellow is the object of much
pity. Doctors don't perform surgical
operations for nothing and 1t is estimat-
cd that $3.50 will need to be expended to
get him out of danger.
1t couldn't be determined just where
the whistle was till Prof. Robinson illu-
minatsd the department of his interior
with his wonderful x-ray. A select num-
ber of people were present to see the ex
pertinent and the ubiquitous newspaper
man seeming news managed to get into
the charmed circle and was courteously
allowed toltake a peek
Young Strout was placed between the
spectator and the peculiar looking globe
that concentrates the electric illumina-
Tor. An assistant pressed the button and
W bile the room was in darkness Strout
was rendered as transparent as If made
of glass. His bones were clearly out
lined and cal mly sorntinized one by one.
1t took long time to look him all
through for it was like looking for a
needle in haystack. AT last someone
suggested that he be turned around and
looked at obliqaely. DIR. Bryant spied
a dark shadow lying alongside the
shadow of hone. Prof. Robinson took
a look, then DR.. Lancaster. The latter
was sure it could be nothing but the
long lost whistle, and SO it was. An
operation will be performed by DR.. Weeks
of Portland and the whistle will be taken
out very easily. 1t is lodged at the en-
trance to the SIN all tubes leading to the
lungs, and will necessitate little cutting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
M -A-RINE NEW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY. Oct. o.

FRIDAY, Oct. 8.
Arrived.
Steamship Manhattan. Bragg, New York-pas-
sengers and mdse to j Coyle.
Steamer st Croix, Pike, st J0hn. NIB. via East
port for Boston.
Steamer Salacia Oliver. Roothhay Harbar via
Wiacaase.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10

Provisions. Groceries:
flour.
Superflne &
low grades.3 40G3 90
Spring Wheat bak-
erS. cl ana st3 90W4O0
Patent Sprne 2k
Wneat... 4 6O94 10
Mlch. str'gni
roller.... A 26G4 3b
clear do. A 1bG4 20
-tLouis sr'gl
roller. q zo@4 80
clear DO. a 1544 Is
Nnt'r wheat
patexss. 4 8 ORA IS
fish.
lBuying& selling prlce)
CoQ-Lar ne
Shore $500 oOR5 90
small do. i 5022 rs
Pollock =. 4 b0sGz 90
Haddoek. =. 1 oO@2 90
b AXE. ....1 6O62 90
Herrinr. box
Scaled... 8@14c
% ackerei. b
Shore Is SIT Oc@$I9
Snore % SIS O0@Sl7
New large3S, l2l1S14
Produce.
Cpe Gran. bbl5 OO05 sc
Maine OOO@S4 SC
New York
Pea Beans.l 36@1 AZ
Yellow Eyes.1 50Ql st
Cal Pea. -. al sc
Irish P0tars. bbl
New 81 OO@l IL
sweets. Vinelan d q OF
Jerseys. 1 76@2 "
do Norfolk l 6OM1 II
Onlons-Havana
Natives.bl z OO02 25
Spring Chickens l7@1S
TURKEYS. Yves. I7416e
EOWlS.... 14&16C
AppIoA,
Earing.... ! 00@1 sc
BALDWIN Baldwins.. so ooa 9 &C &C
Evap " n. &7C
Lem ono,
Messina 4 50@5 sc
Palerm0.... 4 O0&6 OF
Oranges.
California. OO40 OC
Jamaica. ...3 6004 0C
SurrentO. 0OC
Eggs.
NearDy.s.s 02O
Eastern extra. Q19
Fresh Western. IT
Held. "a
Butter.
Creamsry.fn cy 1S12C
Gilt kage tr'mL.17Gle
Choice. lzWle
Cheese.
N. \. fct'ry. 10M@11
Vermont 49, 1Ch gil
sage ..... 11h&12
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10

PORTLAND. oct. o.
Receipts by Maine Central r. R.-FOr Port
and, 226 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads 125 cars.
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Portland yvno,e..l. Markss.

..
Sugar closed to-day with further drop of VS..
Pork and Lard higher. Grain firm. Chicago
market was closed to-day. Beans strong and
higher.
The following are to-days wholesale prices Of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
European Markets.

by Telegraph.
LONDON, Oct. 8. 1696.-Consols at 109ss
for money and lO91a for the account.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 8, 1Ss8.-Cotton market
10000 bales; speculation and export 90
bales,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10

Retail Grocers sugar Ratea.
Portland market-cut loaf 8: confectiouers at
81 pulverised TO; powered, To; granula ted
&c sco1fee crushed 514e: yellow 41zc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
J. E. PALMER.
v|i||iIlery

In one of our show windows
can be seen some of our stylish
and practical trimmed hats, with
prices attached. Not many out
OF an assortment Of hundreds,
but these few may give an idea of
what We are able to do in the way
OF price. At the present time we
have an excellent variety, espec-.
tally in goods from 5 to 50 each
We can take your special orders
for any style in hats and bonnets
you may wish and deliver to you
in a days time If necessary, as
we have facilities for prompt ex-
ecutiOn of such work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
Chicago Live stock Market. 8
(By Telegr tpnl

I'd! IoIoET tPHItI q
Chicago, Oct. 9, 1ss8.-Cattle receipts
1880; barely steady; common extra steers at
4O@5 Is; stockers ana feeders 60@3 Sh;
Texans 6o@s Is; Western rangers at 3 soa
Hogs-recelpts %, 900; FIRM c higher; heavy
packing and shipping lots at 5 fUa3 40: COM
mon to choice mixed at 1885; choice as
sorted 4bQS 55; light at 8 1923 ] 5; pigs at
OO13 30.
ohoss ss sq s1s ssass 0o a e. to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10
Notics 20 MarIners

Notice 70 Mariners.
OFFICE IT, 8. LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR,
FIRST DISTRICT,
Portland. Me-. Oct ., 1895. }
[Kennebec River, Maine.]
Notice is hereby given that the black spar
buoy on Abagadasset Rock has gone adrift 1t
will be replaced as soon az possible.
BY order Of the L. H. Board.
N. M. DYER,
Commander, u. S. N.
Inspector LIST L. HI. Dist
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10

Boston, Oct 9--Sch Frank T Stinson, Hodg-
don, from Perth Amboy, reports having struck
on an unknown shoal while entering the lower
harbor. but came off without damage. The
shoal Is apparently 25 OF 30 feet long, has 10
from Nashs Ledge buoythe Centur in' BUOY
bearing w by N, Apparently lately formed
Sydney. NSW. Sept 3-Ship Parlcian, Sterl-
ing: from Newcastle, NSW, for Lyttieton. NJ.
Ion 159 w. The crew, with one exception,
were saved and landed at the Bluff. Vessel
and cargo insured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-10

ExCHANGE DIsrATCHEs.
Ar at Buenos Ayres sprior to Oct 8. sch James
Jordan. Hempel. from Bear River, Ms.
Sid FIN Santos Oct g. barque Doris, Thompson.
Baltimore. lf4q
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-12-15

Mr. Og2lesby Fessiter smoothod out
his cards, and. With great dehberatiou,
laid them hefra him on the table,
leaned back IN his chair and gazed in
tently at his VII
"Wdl | never. You've gone and
trumped my nee on the second hand
around, he crttd
Mrs. OggleshY Possiter's fine eye.
brows arched perccptibly.
"Oh. bow stemd of mer' she ex.
claimed. Really, my dear. WASH t
thinking when | did it.
1T is but just that in payment for so
charming a partner YOU should waste a
few trumps, said Lieutenant Swash
gallantly.
This compliment rather conciliatcd
Mr.. Possiter, for he picked up his hand
and said: My wife can play good
whist, but when she gets talking her
game is minahle-atroeious Shc"-
ut is your lead, interrupted |, with
a glance at my fair opponent
She played twoof hearts, and Swa>h
followed with "a three Then my wifi
entered the game 10y venturing from the
corner whore she sat mt some fancy
work: do go on, Mrs Possiter. Yon
were saying that your cousin, Jack
Dimly, was not acceptable to Mr. Pyn
as a son-in law -
Mr.. Possiter sighed, and his wife,
after following suit ON my lead Of clubs.
took up the thread Of her tale.
ITO me thrr Is great deal that Is
romantic about "a fiat, commonplace
things though they generally are.
know that when | was frst married it
seemed to mn Us if | was in fairy pal
ace when cyely morning there came "A
low whistle At the speaking tube. and
then IA rattle i'll our dear little kitchen,
and | would run out and just throw
open Il little door, and there before me
was everything for breakfast-a scuttlo
of coal, milk, eggs and bread 1t was MS
though some genii, some invisible spir-
its, were serving me. | Just used to
dote -
MY dear, exclaimed the fair story
teller's husband as he fer moment stop.
rod d..,l,,,, ..,f,.,.,,...... 81
bors, -! orc ,,,. ,,,', -. . -,
I'll ,,o,.. At o,,., >.
"of co,,rsa ! l.,o,y ,o,, 80 -. 49,.
them tut, OaeIrsty. you a1e 50 uro-ala
Va. ha,.s ~, ,o,,,..,a,..+# III rEr...z,t..
ianjtnl did If slI f,It#tbo,' ,I.are -.
rnae,s, ~ I .,=,t4 .I...,... oI 4,
beo r4r.}an II u ,,, f..J A,.r,..,,.
..Tacl Dna1v and F,..,4o,fi,,a p,.a l.l
the Iovajinef ,avg,.,.,. 49,. ,..#t -,
m,,ptlps
"TbeIe vun on Il.,,t,.,,, s,,a.Iog# ,,.I.5,5
7 sipr,I.d foy trno,,,, - I.-55d Al. D..
sjter tb9p.4,ino flu t.,5.I..t..tar
oDe.u how .tnnidi .... ,o,, f,a...
iup and tbonpbt Won o..,,tnd q ll.,.r5
card -
Il nIaved -, sly s,at rho, e.. t,ro a..
Mr. Dor,bev's lend =, ,..-,.FI.a ro.s,,g,
'eYou made the sa,,e,n.sl.,l5,..,,,
noe whom tho I,.nt,,,,,, Ia ~. tl,...
of sn..d.s "
o'Ynp #sb,l b,co t,,.. t,r,,,,..,,...,., g..
ch.ncn cot = s,id his.,,'5ei .ta.,,..
zee yLy VEN al,y.vsi ,,,5,,,,f.t d.. .,,,,,
Nv la.Js ,rbo,oi WI ,-L.,,' ~, b..
fonnd nnt fbat Fya,,.aI..,.i..,I.,. nod. -,
brr ,,ind 90 ,aar,', 49,. ..,..,. -,
Dimk IN nm. sc RI. ,.'......., H.. .a',,,.,
mined to NO o,.erv ,,,.i,.. =. bi...,'a,.'.
ia ko,n tba, a,a,t a,5 ;. '..,,,..,,I,.t,
tbis he had yirtnaIl, - l.a,.n ~, ,3.laaL
for a ,,risonc, ua to,l. +, aat an H.,
sixtb floor ot - bonso -. ~. - h..,.a La,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-12-15

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pasier for tho .Ea,rt ~. l.et,, 80. ~. =.
blood in motion but N. had winch IT.
is bes1 to- rut in a lower rositiop ,ban
the body raar5vas a l5eor sr,,Iy -
blood th.5, before ~ that thu E,ag If
blood IN t5a brain. I'm jnjtjal r.,n.a -
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way 10 deliver such parcels, but he could
not. lie became suspicious. A do
times day he would throw down hls
PIPE, dart from his char - the kitchen
AMI throw open tire dumb waiter door
de found nothing. What are trump:
DIauandsf Thank youi
No~, on night Some weeks later.
old Mr PYu, -IelUIess and Ill al easr.
lay IN bid. thinking oyfr this incident.
when a gattIe ratte III tBe elevator
shhii sounded IN his car. Il WIS simply
hahn thaf lei ism 10 j.. for a. lucs
wouM havs e. H dartad frHm hls room
and gfer.a Hl- HsF - ~ sIfeheu IL
WIS none to- ~. b. $50 Ua- burn
ing, he aearoi TO- SASS ssas VIA open.
the cubic V4s falaHHz asau. ana ab5se
the rai1 .aa .ls.#.I fa.te esue "a eafe
scream 9'H AiH I#Yu Wa Astraug NAB.
dfitfmFi nan I.se h3.h BE-
jumped 20 ~ slatt lsaufd in, -eIz# u
the faa'e aaa h..i - - u With mad
man iafN Oh. - my IInTs
NJ - - course stopped short lh
Its down" I'd eafg't ihtu thor Was Is
ylgoroa ny from a#9@--asersan. Nh.
fyh eiIHenea hl= te'ia, traaet himself
ana heI9 5taS hfm as rock As have
sald leie9ei my cousin JACK Dmly Is a
man OF Piuch' bat he j. small and not
strohR. 80 ms efforts {" nag down the
! eaf-laf yea h3Ye 'hfmt1fi. q course.
tila' M "as al 'ae notion IT the shaft
and iis precious burden proved una
FallllR against 'h' strength and deter
nina'ioh u o'u Mr. fNh' VINO never
siep1 d "lpk uhiess be IA" just swung
'he lhulah eiups through several miles
Oh circles lug as my cousin ml9ht, the
o"i "a" n'.' o""ee Delo" 'he 'liira Iloof.
Oh 'hf o'ner hana, al me power oil Old
MI fSll muscles awaited hothlhg
against 'he combined weight Oh tlle car
anu iiY evuSiii 'a'A hiniiy' 1IIiia ms
,ee'h' pun ana S'russi' though he ala'
he coui" not ura" me precious puraeh
al al men i'eaiei hilh' i'lo he leo Bo' NO
Ina. was iIot
"Y ,'e"i' interrupted MI I ossl'el
LAY ing u'N u i''9 '"ius anu pushing MS
oii ,l p"eA ii'iii 'ie 'a'ie' you neNet
'oIn me "tl"re 'h"' your eou7lh JACK =
NOM Il do',visb vau would ,,atrh v.,r,.
end If the o.,,,n Iod ,t,at .ca ma Lo
give Dom SION nIaving lieutenant
/ have snrh . lovely hnndr,
Swasb too had laid down IN, cards
""' ieIi'i'u' me u 'he lIl'i'
him with. nov. Geuttnant dn I,f mo
hear first who won--tbat moor dear Nv
| Din,lv ar that ho,,ia,,
"Thnre vnp,va snoilod .n,b , .,,lo,
did handr,' c,ie6 M. 0,eI..l'v pos
site, toss,nu bs, r.rd. on ia. tall,
"Just ~ ~ seven trp,nns von all SION
nl,ving W. .,vnra s,,re If tbrea ro,n,s
and e
"EtbeJ.'' sand her husband firmly
You were telling us about your cousin
lack pinlv -
"Oh was T. Dear me. how stonid T
ami Whoro vac / l,sts,,
"EvanooDiue wa. m tho centcr of the
shaft and vonr cousin and old n,
prim or PIN ar ,,b,Is L,s na,ne
were tryir, =. Get ber nm aud dawn =
said nv vic
u r,n.n.j..r now Did old NJ prn
! eve m. 15e 1f....,,....t..4. .iu,nb >f.,rl,
rather. No, br held fasr He called
! down rb,.s uaff. +, ms. cousin Jael Dim.
" ana drplau9ed mat ho release the
ropa. ami my cousin Ja,k D.mly caIjrd
back mn thu slaff tb., Lo world hold
ON netiI he 4,,s..l.l.len .eanrr ANN
allow the one bs loved In return aoain
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