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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-06
coNvoYED BY A WHALE.

Pacific Ocean Ships Accompanied on t,
Voyage by q Monster Of the Deep.
Pacific ocean whales are sometimr
very friendly, especially off the COZ;
of Los Angeles county, Cal. On Inc
than one occasion they have astonish,
If not alarmed sailing parties who ka
been becalmed.
These whales, says the New Yor
Journal, are harmless, and their att..
tions arc merely from curiosity, but
have several Of them floating in cic..
proximity Is rot altogether please.
What is supposed to be the same wbi.i
has recently earned reputation r.
friendliness. During the SUNNI
months it frequently met larg, steu1J
ef off shore and either followed taIo.
or played about, entertaining. the l;~
sengers by spouting. On one rip t..
whale placed itself ahead of the Hieal
and swan with it 80 deliberately e..
the captain was obliged to sic - dc,
and finally stop, fearing to run .ato tn
huge creature.
On another occasion the sten ,cr "a
on board as passengers the Mea cal S,
cicty Of California, consisting of .ri
ernl hundred physicians. When abou
half way over, the whale Appeared an,
ct once displayed unusual frientlline ss
It swan up to the vessel, and turL'd-
followed her along SO near, that 4:
s1ray of its spouting came aboard an
the eye of the monster could be plainl
seen. The steamer slowed up for fe.
minutes occasionally as the whale be
came too friendly, and the passenger
had fine opportunity to see whal,
but few feet away.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-06
HOLD for Boar auntsrs.

The proper beast for grizzly bear
hunter to ride is good mule. DR.. VI.
F. Edgar, United States army, tells in
l;ecreation why a mule is best. The
loctor was wandering near camp up
Il Washington state on o mule. He
iad his rifle with him, and, seeing Il
zig bear in the trail, fired. The bear
.tumbled over and out Of sight. It lookc,l
ike clean kill, and the doctor start
81 toward the place, and was nearly
sight Of the hollow where the bear
had disappeared, when the bear climbed
up over the edge and went for him
It was then that the mule was Of the
utmost service. The mulc rose on its
hind feet, turned sharply around, AMI
headed for camp. A horBe or mustanr-
wouldn't have been quick enough, tn,
bear was 80 close, but all the hunter
had TO do was TO hang on. The mule
knew what to do without being told
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-06
FALL OF A MoNoLIrH.
MAUI Rock, Striking West VIrxinia
Curioalty, Il No More

maui ROCK, . Striking West VIrHinia
Curio6lty, In No More.
Until few days ago there stood
about two miles south of Hamlin, il,
Lincoln county, w. Va, on high, rocky
point overhanging vast expanse OF
rugged country, one of the most strik-
ing curiosities in the land, says tho
Cincinnati Enquirer. Maui rock has
been known as long as the country has
been inhabited. The peculiar formation
of the vast monolith gave it the name OF
Maui rock, the column supporting the
capstone resembling the handle Of
primitive maui. The height had never
been measured, but must have been 100
feet. Some Is feet from the top the col
umn widened uniformly, making the
circumference some 60 or 70 feet. The
handle, or shaft, was probably so feet
in circumference. It was almost round.
The rock is Of sandstone of the usual
hardness.
Near the base there were perceptible
crumbling and indications of decay,
and this disintegration has been going
on for ages, until finally it weakened
so that the strain could be borne no
longer and it fell.
Thousands of visitors from Ohio, Ken
tucky, Virginia and West Virginia cities
have been attracted thither, and picnic
and outing parties have been held the;
almost daily during the summer month,
under the shadow of the giant rock anG
the foliage Of the great oaks. A limb of
one Of these monarchs overhung the
apex OF the stone, and those who were
Venturesome have frequently assembled
and passed to the top of the rock, whic,
was fiat and afforded ample room for
or more persons.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-06
NOTICE.

by order Of the Board OF COUNTY
Commissioners OK Elko County, State
Of Nevada, made this 4th day of
March, 1895, notice Is hereby given
that all persons who are charges upon
the county must come t. the County
Hospital, or all claims for their sup
port viii be disallowed by said Board
except In cases Of extreme emerReH
c.
Artoat.
v EBBTER PATTERsGk
Deputy County Clerk
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-06
Collection Agency.

lndorsed by thel Leading Firms Of the
Coast.
What iBf
Tho. INTERSTATE COMMERCIAL.
AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
send your slow accounts to them foH..l
cotton.
once, el0 Fifth Street. Sacramento. Car
Don't delay. Call At once and lot IN hav.
your business.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-06
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ne1-4 d se1.4 & e16 of VIZ Off
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all OF 10 & VIZ Of IL & nwl.4G
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9 8 81 I 45 r 80; containing
1850 acres, 1920; improve.
nents thereon, 81, 900; 3Ostock
horses, S120; 15 stock cattle.
$3.50; total value, $6,s so; gen,
eral tax $123.30; ten per cent.
Sl2. .33; advertising, s.; Audi.
tors certificate, S1.25; total
Mardis Water and Mining
20 M. E. Anderson, u. p
system, Salt Lake City Utah
improvements on Msrdis Mine
consisting of one buildin1
used for a dwelling in Mardis
Mining District, Elko County,
evada, Sl00; total value
SlOO; general tax, 81 80: ten
per cent. 8. .1e; advertising. 9:
Auditors certificate, 81. .25;
total tax.
Parker, George Cherry
Creek, Neyada-One small
house near northwest corner
OF Block D and one small
house in town of Sprucomopt
IN block b, owned by him.
$l25; total value, $l25; general
tax, $2.25; ten per cent. 9. 90:
advertising, 81; Auditors cerr
tiioate, 81 .25; total tag
Tomas, Al. Jr. Ruby Val.
ley-Improvements on 1eo
acres Of Homestead land IN
what is known az Spring
Creek in Ruby Valley, $40; 3
work horses, $40; i WAGON
go; total value, siOO; general
tax, $3.50; poll tax, S3. GO; ten
per cent. S.48; ADVERTISING, 81.
AUDITORS certificate, Si.25:
total tax.
e. BILKEY.
County Auditc
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-06

L, E. Bilkey, County Auditor in and
for Elko County, State Of Nevada,
hereby certify that the following is
a list Of the persons and property de-
linquent for the fiscal year of 1896, as
certified to and fled by the Treasurer
OF said County in my Office, to wit:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09
FLOODS CAN'T STOP WEDDINGS
Bride and Groom In Oklahoma Both on the
Same Side of the River.


Guthrie. o. T.. May s.-Minister and
guests are not really requisite OF a we'd
ding, as the following from the Still
water Sentinel will show:
At the home of the brides parents
three miles southeast OF Yale. O. T..
Wednesday. April %. Thaddeous Spencer
10 Miss Daisy Sheldon. The groom is
he eldest son o. Hon. II. E. Spencer OF
Eagle township. who had the honor 70
represent Payne county in the council az
the Third legislative assembly. and is
quite well known in the county. and es-
pecialiy in Eagle township. where ne is
quite favorably known BY everybody.
The bride, Miss Daisy Sheldon. is well
known and has host Of adniriny friends
in Saltwater. where she formerly resid-
I'd win her parents.
\ number OF friends and relatives were
present. but the foods in the Ci1narron
river ard Other smaller streams in that
Vicinity prevented many from t,sading.
Il. L. Casweil. justice ot the peace. per-
formed the marriage ceremony. on ac-
count OF me absence OF the minister.
wao xas prevented by the foods from
being present
S-iden Spencer acted as the grcorn's
best man. while Miss Myrtle Sheldon DID
the honors to- the bride The ceremony
being over the brides parents entertain
ei The company with an elegant spread
20 "-dich me friends did ample justice.
Ie scribe lasted some OF the goodies
from the welding dinner. Monday night.
= , -
aua SildnsssD and consider Ourselves
amply qualified % testify .. is excellent
qualities.
Nay they live long ard happily %
ge;as-. Participating II each Others JOYS
and saa--ng each Others gr.sts. z any
there mus: Be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09
INDIANS IpEA or CYCLONES
Like Mrs. lease Hs Relieves That % 10 Q
Vehicle OF Anger.

Guthrie. o. r. May s.--Dan To Hee 80
Perkins. an Indian. has given forth ma
red mans belief "a 20 the origin az cy-
clones
In ne frs. place. The rfory goa "a.
his p~opIe. becoming very rnocn inter-
ssted n fhe cause II eycicnrz. ard h-~-
iievng tha; AFTER displaying tire reqgir-
81 amour; o, n IN tas Defy. ne
csyse os -a~se destructive srsss~rs
which have be~n visiting our lad sa.eIy.
woal1 - printed o%;.- Aorsrs.rriy q
Cheyenne Indran 80. 20 work yrsyfrg
and- ,as: nz ard ts2s :; %. for eixs, cays
and nights. neither shaping mr. easlns.
rh~a finally h,s fam ana perseverance.
were rsxz-fes ard the revelation az.
rssfe. assuming the soikossn< grovsr-
tors:
!; xas q MAJ. -xss.1f "a W. TsHr-
ssie. Ike az zsgsr. proTtssi rfsh s~sen
tees snd seysa nnx.-a and s5rnoaxa
.5~rs zAs 70 hair 81 his S~sd. = ssrezk
Q; hs1taias ran directly ~ srczs Z az
tSe7xa 0gg through ss~ szai2 Fs--
founding MS sopsra.ioa we're r~7-~so-
rs-iSns % 10 fo5r s.n4s and n f--yn;
izrxs reg. Eh.es -. cyctsss r-zn. as 80
cal h-r1. vas % 5i1< ~ srf agrs trs-a
h.r7. Wing K .zis,inx nno.3a1. ssica
xsta~rs - tssr zSzds ins3 81 4sd sso-
tsr~s ~ Srsss cTcsone Hr u H~-
al - p@o3le oefssFe :sis - D. f,-~s
rsye-a;lo7 srsza Col. All ar ss-sks~ -
-hs b<l5sf ~. x Ell y; d-ssrgT ~
<p5s. rsi.S=zps 7saps~. ~ wi v~rf 80
ssry o. - ssess5 All u5oe'zsgsns-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09
NEW TOWN OFFICERS ELECTED
Names of the Favorites In Several Okla
homa Towns.

Guthrie, o. l.. May Swallowing are
this week:
Siil!water-Mixed tickets Far mar
shai. T. ]. Hoyt: for clerk. Hays Ham
iiton: for treasurer, George Haycraft;
for assessor, Joe Bourdett: for justice
OF the peace. Hamilton Ellis
Blackwell-One ticket only. For mar
shall. j. R. Cox; for justice of hte peace,
F. c. Gross; to- town clerk. W. T. Davis:
for town treasurer. Il. :. Swan: for as
SCISSOR, ]. ". Beatty; for trustee. first
precinct, A. G.. West: for trustee. second
precinct. B. NJ Anderson: for trustee.
third precinct. +. A Beatty; for trustee,
fourth precinct. VI. E. Richardson: for
trustee. fifth precinct, J. a. Million.
Ponca Ci,y-Republicans elected. For
marshal. .G. Gillen; for clerk. WEIGH:
for assessor. Bentley; treasurer. Cot,ing-
ham: justice OF the peace. Bryant.
Edmond-Free Silver ticket defeated
by Citizens Those elected We're: H. H.
Moose. clerk: T. Kibby. marshal: ". c.
Br.ssey. treasurer: j. ". Comp, justice
of the peace; s. S. Leonard, trustee First
ward; z. E. Hiatt. trustee Second ward:
John L Mitch, trustee Third ward;
VIII Huffman. trustee Fifth ward
northumberland. {. T. White: Free
silver; clerk, T. O. Williams, Free Sill
yer; assessor. Reuben Booth. Free Sill
yer: treasurer. T. O. Williams. Free Sill
yer; justice OF the peace. c. VI. Burnett.
rsnIhiican- trustees Frs v-a-,i I NJ
kinlay. Republican; Second ward. ]. c.
Long. Republican: Third ward, J. H Nil
Ter. Republican: Fourth ward. w A e.
lis. Free Silver: Fifth ward, NJ. E Pa.-
terson. Republican.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09
SPECIAL, TRAIN SERVICE

Via Missouri Pacific railway. between
Wichita eai Hutchinson. account :, MI
seal Jubilee al Hutchinson. May Is 10 q
inclusive. Trains leave Wichita AZ 7s5
3 IL. daily. returning. leave Euscasassn
a; 2. N. sxcep: On May Is and -,
t-s--s vii leave Hutchinson zf.e- ne
evening concert. 1870 p n. arriving a:
wichita u.sa T.cxe.s. 81 Far ----a5
I'D.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09
CASE IS SETTLED.
n = Nav SA<-e

Gctc-ie o. T, May s--Afte- causing
a murder and six years OF continuous
trouble. the contest case 81 Weirman and
Ballard vs. Ed VanderpooI. for the quar-
t.r sec;ion east % Langstoa on tha c.
maroon. was settled yesterday BY Seeve-
ta-y Bliss giving decision n favor o.
Van5e-pool Mr.. Vsnis-pool received
the following telegram yesterday after
aoor from Washington:
Secretary Bliss decided your case to-
day in your favoT.-Frsi- Beall
1; EiIs be remembered that Wander
pool ana Ballard. the co,oTsi politician.
engaged IN several bouts. finally result
ing n he killing OF Ballard BY Wander
pool u public road near Lslgssoa-
Vaa6ercooi was acquitted The land n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09

Min. Kan. May s-Nr. william Nc
Kinney has q his o3sssSsEon e. sa.s--
cs,i7g rtlic IN TIE saape o, copy 81,
- Missouri Gazette. pl5f.~ae-i q. s.
louis. July :. isos- A; thai flz1@ Ms
SUR vas Pa-t % ne territory q
I.oaxans- VIII Sc copy % ne c.
z~s.e T. also given Biographical s<stca
= ,.s leg innate DESCENDANT. th@ Hss-
so1rf ks2sSIcsn. st5Ei1g chs confTss.
e. ne f3cIIi.iss znfoysd esRb;y-rine
years sga for eb;zi1 * nsxs win ihaE-
o. =. pressa; dsv. Tze cca.srss % re
r17~r corsss. ca;efy OF foreign news
All csr.ss2on6srcs. .n-.ztEzg Dis
Ss.ca<3 ANNOUNCING 1s cac-1re CO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09
Advice to Mothers

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
.ee,hng. II sooshes the child. sot,ens
the gums. allays all pain. cures wind
colo. and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea- Twenty-Five cents q bottle
i'sed ~ millions OF mothers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09
- coLo 49,

Recsas seasafs9eA ri discoveries -
80 Ess E<lTs- dzstrses. asTts<rs S~w
Nsxlco. fn4cEts "a; 80 ,aozlltT sil
sAs-f-1 y "a zkisfy c<ssb-sty5 an Grip
De cFz@k- Asss8y ~ rJsA q rss-Ss
All srDso~css-s "a t-zEar. snd ~ fss
ti-ne n ssow Ass fuET nrlsss ,Ass-
ssnss Eil - - 90 x-esns
Take fs< Ssats p seg.e 20 Syringe.
~ II. sroa VA s.efa; farzs = ss<x~
axry 20 Ez1s<ss&os-. Hssasass ass
FED River C.Eg.
yss f=rszss ssrss~zis-s s5ss1 -
I. X DELANEY. Local Agset
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-04
AnO VII, Numero 1921.

Toda sangre pura
mala engendra escr0f
dlceras, tumores y q
Guam impura este la 81
y enriquece.
Por ecpacio de m3
Aver como t5nieo d
Ell mundo. Ningdn
costosos y con tantc
eficaz para producer |,
los germenes de la eff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

after he had gone. they found her, lying
on the decrskin on the hearth, and she
with the death sickness on her. and
grace white. because OF the poison there
beside her. And now. Archibald. Campbell.
:, is not refusing you Will be TO come 10
v,ur own daughter. and she with death
,non her and at the edge o. silence!'
Rut with tina, Gorromalt uttered wild,
savage words and thrust tho old man be-
fore him. and babe him DO gone, ana
cursed Muireall.
scarce. however, was the minister gone,
.nd no nutterinc sore and frowning dark
Iv m that. than GOTromalt reelcd and
fell.
The blood had risen 70 his brain. and
he had a stroke. Sure the sudden hand Of
cod Is a terrifying thing. II was all we
could do. with the help Of Maisie and Kir-
steen 10 mt and drag him 70 his bed.
But an hour after that. when the dam
ger was over. / went 70 seek Morag.
could find her nowhere Maisie had seen
her last I thought that sho had taken
one OF the horses from the stable. and
ridden toward Kilbrennan. but there was
no sign Of this on the long. weary moor
road that led across strathglas 70 Strath-
CORN no one could have walked without
| being seen by some one al Tccnabrae.
| And everyone there was now going TO and
| fro with whispers and dreadful awe.
| so turned and went down by the inn.
| From there could seq three places where
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
FOREMAN OF THE JURY.
By Charles B. Lewis.

hotel In carriage for the depot. and
as there was plenty OF time no took =
street car instead. When he went through
the train she was not TO be found. The
man worked on the case for a week with
out striking her trail and was then haul
ed off. When this instance came to NJ
ears / was conscience-stricken over car
verdict. The woman must surely be .
sharper, and we ought to have strained
a point and given her over 10 justice.
Two months had gone by. and one eve
ming I was waiting in the Union depot
at Cleveland for train. / sat reading a
newspaper when a woman dropped into
the seat beside me and smllingly asked
N she was mistaken In thinking I was
Mr.. So and SO. OF Toledo. | replied that
there was no mistake. and then recognize
ed her as Mrs. Taylor.
~ am so much indebted 70 youw she
said as she held out her hand and let
her smile broaden.
about your case at Toledo"
"Of course. The prosecution had poor
case against me. but my lawyer was
fearful OF a verdict OF guilty. because I
refused TO reveal my identity II Of
course looked as II l had something 10
conceal
but you didn't have?"
Didn't IT, she exclaimed, as rho
laughed heartily.
DO you live in Buffalo. as you claim
od2" I asked.
"Of course rot"
"And isn't your name Taylor
"Not az all"
Then may 7 ask who you are7"
you may because you proved your
self a good friend in my hour OF need
heard how YOU brought those four OBJ
stinate fellows over to your way OF
thinking. and I am glad Of this oppor-
tunity 10 show my appreciation I'm
substantial manner. As 10 my name.
have half 2 dozen. As 10 who I am
make my living by my wits. II were
a man I'd be called a sharper
Then you-you are an adventures"
gasped.
THAT Is probably a correct term" she
laughed.
And yotI-7"
'T took the bag OF iewelrv Of course.
You had no doubt Of it in your own mind,
and yet you stood my friend Yes. |
stole tho bag while her berth was being
made up at night and passed it on 10 a
good friend of mine In the next car. The
haul divided 5000 between us, and for
what YOU did for me am going TO pre-
sent you with $500"
sat and stared al her with mouth
wide OPEN wondering n was awake or
dreaming. and she took pencil ana
| card from her rcticule and said:
Give me your home address and !
| will send the money by express to-mor-
] row"
"My heavens. woman. but did YOU really
| steal that jewelry?" I whispered.
'Why. Of course. did, she replied.
"And YOU are an adventuress''
without doubt. as / live by my wits.
"And you made Mr.. Wickham pay YOU
4 s. 900 damages" 7 went on,
"Of course You didn't suppose Ia let
| him off after all that trouble. do your
| What Is the address. please2 7 am one
| who fights her enemies and rewards her
| friends. II you do not think 500 Is sufiic-
| lent please say so and | VIII increase
| the amount"
| arose and walked out OF tho depot
| without saving n word I'm repiy-with-
| out look back AT her-so overcome that
| / could hardly have given my name n
| asked for n. After wandering around
| for an hour 7 went back. To my great
relief she had gone. nor have 1 ever heard
| from her since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

Girl the whole OF this was an unspe' y
able WEAKNESS. II.
poe,do the servant-folk there @ere ony
Arrhibald Campbell. his vito. VINO VIZ
my aunt. Muireal. the elder "ansh.sl
AMI Morag. These were my fox Oei ~
rag | loved. In appearance she anu
cred wholly. Ny cousin Muireall anu !
were like each other both TAN 49,
t.oirod dark proved. with dusky DARK
80 though mine had no flame in them'
and nv face. too though comeiF' -"
dad 10 know. had not that toucn OF WIN
nosq which made Muirealis so strangely
attractive. and az times so beauuiui' Mo-
rag. however, was scarce over me
dunn height. Her thick WAY. n". a..
WAYS retained the captive golo '""'
sunshine had spilled there ner NJ
,.hffo delicate. wid-rOse face was lh'
none other that ] have ever s.on .,. n
o,oe ~ that hear. lifting blce Wl'oh
spring mornings hace. held hV,ns
ti,ht fbot was fair TO see. and gave pam
.aa nerbaps because Of their plantve'
t,,feida vyildncss. Al. she was lawn
Mora ,--eoft and sweet. swift ana danny
and exquisite as "a fa"n In me green
fern 100. .tor,
nam He was six feet three. but looked
loss because Of q stoop. II always seem
"a IN mo as If his eyes pulled him ioI-
ward. brooding. somber. obscure eyes
~ mnrkv gloom. His hair was ron
,,,,,. and matted: blacker but matted ana
.,.olcd his thick beard: and his tn"e
a.. fnrrovod Ike Bon Scorian OF the
corrioe never saw him in any other
drcee but n gray shepherd tweed with
plaid. though no Campbell in Argyll was
nrouder than he. and he allowed no plald
or tunor anywhere on MS land or in MS
houea that was not Of tie tartan OF Mac
Cainm Nor. He was what. there. they
cali a black protestant. for the people IN
that part held 10 the ancient fdiih. true
onoueh. for sure. an the same; FOR ms
pifv was black and the milk Of kindness
I'm him must have been ike GommoraH
water I'm spatc.
Poor Aunt Elspeth' My heart often
Med FOR her. do not think Archibald
campbell was unlSind TO her; but he was
harsh and his sex was Ike a black well
to her. against which her shallow waters
eurged or crawled. alike vainly. Ihere
,,oe 10 her something M once terrible ana
Piblical I'm this wall Of cruel strength
mis- stcadfast independence Of love or
tho soft ways o. the faltering speech or
love. There are women who hate men
with a deep and appailing hatred who live
with their husbands year aGer year. who
fear and serve them. who tend them i'm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
Sir Wilfrid Lawson.

Sir Wilfrid Lawson Is not often "sOld."
but the following story shows that he
sometimes meets with one who is more
than his match Espying q labOrer one
day walking along with the familiar black
bottle prOtruding from his pocket he en-
tered into conversation with him. After
pointing OUT the misery which had re-
suited from the bottle. Sir Wilfrid ear
nestly exhOrted the man 10 fee from its
contents. The man was so overcome that
ne took out the receptacle and emptied
face beamcd with pleasure and, hand
iu.g the man sXpence. he said, Take
That: 10 Will buy you something better
The man. 10 the disgust OF Sir Wilirid,
entered q public-hOuse ana spent the SIX
pence in beer. The bottle had contained
cold tea.