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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19
Randall Items.

Election pnssed of quietly here.
The Post Peelers' Union, lately
organized under the leadership of
Organizer Ed. Olds. carried every
thing except one constable, the
greatest victory OF all being the cleo
ton OF the pat!,Inaster.
Business is M 60 rushing hero as
before the railr.'t.t} company stopped
taking ties, but our merchants still
take them at a reduced price.
$. =. Casey and 5. F.. Staples went
down to the city to exercise their
right ct franchise last Tuesday.
j. II. Mclean. who has been work.
ing here this winter, Left the city this
week for his home in the Falls.
Mrs. Hamilton, who formerly re-
sided III Minneapolis and was en-
gagged in the millinery. business at
that place, na. mo,Al t!the farm
snc recently purchased hear this
place. :.,:. -.
Mayor I he!onis in LITTLE. .Fa4s this
week.. ."<<'.': 80 .. .:
4. MIS-. Franklin L peas went TO-
Motley to visit friend Is and RELATIVES;
in ;hnt little b"rsh:: ?n the Crow
Wing, one day last week. - - -.
The church people .;,uye not yet
been able to get a minister to iii the.
pulpit lately vacated by the fela1 1pSal
of Mr.. Cunningham to Minneapolis.
We are enj"yiAg a car femme in
these parts. There has not been a
car -on our sidinas ior;two weeks,
and the wood dealers are looking
gInm with thrir orders on book und!
the yood " the fpr.1!: q; $685.:
. VI: think We! !|nve. jus. c"y4e t!
=: proud as one Of the. newly elected .
aldermen in Little Falls ?%"s married
here last s',nin'x and thiSk' that
:%i!|' give "s a place j." history:":::. -.
.:lc;:: ana y:r. 6ei %::n,, :.Yf:: H*;vo! H;;7 !.
t:n, ur.iS !rhe cit Y looking. 6ve; ttiej!
!nt:reets nere::' :>""::::.:: 49,.
:.T1e. ST. fje:::'cE:. !. !:E d""c@ .:w:"s'.
s9c:e4: ~ T. G9ey"r!<reHrsect::: -: XXX -.
- SAME q o4r|oca!, ,sps1rts are sick
oyer tie de'edt 6f;;'!''mEpd1df: .J}m."
-; Xya!u4Ije i'ressr|ptio9:, -.
Editor MOI fst; ;isan ':ii Of Worthi16gton:
1"!;;; "s;:'!'" *:iitfs:.: ::**434 !'av:;,%
vai6able prescriition, in Electric .
Bitters;e.d :n.: ckeer1yl!y:;:?? :??etom- .
menao!t ftT Constitution. ayi Sick .
,Hspdache, and as II general System ..
't"hic it haR no'equnI 70 eMrs. Annie
Stehle, 2625 'CdttneT: Grove Ave.
Chicago: was: all run .d6wn. could.
nnte2t no dill food, had a. back,
ache Which never. left. he. and felt ::
tired and weary, but six BOTTLES: OF {:
Electric Bitters .rest stored her. health
and renewed her stfengtIf Z rices so I
centspnd 81: :oo' Get i" bottle %t..L:
d. hr"Y"s y q :v:s stor!e,':::::' .. I:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19

TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
xists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19
Parkerlets.
Office in Butter Block.

Perhaps the people in surrounding
towns would like to hear from Park
er, and especially to know the re-
suits of the annual election; and
while the snow is too deep to get
out of doors to work we would just
scribble oft few lines and say that
Parker came around to it's annual
town meeting with it's old time vim
and "waho" bitters. We have been
getting on very nicely for the past
two wears with our town affairs,
with John Brown as chairman OF the
board of supervisors and his partner
Frank Baily. has relieved our town
of some five or six hundred dollars
of a. debt that was contracted by the
same party that has again come in-
to power. As result Of the town
meeting H. D. Snow was elected
chairman of the board, with Wm'
Baily and Henry Bentler as props;
J.R. Snow reelected clerk, also II.
Oby reelected treasurer, Frank Ire
land assessor, Geo. F. Parker and
Geo. w. Gish justices, and G. M. Mel
sU1 constable.
Christian Fiesler together with his
family will leave in d few days for
Canada, to make his future home;
having sold his farm here to O. Il.
Chapman. We are sorry to lose Mr..
F,esler from our neighborhood, as
he was one of our best citizens.
E. Signor is preparing to build a
new house this spring. Mr.. Chap
man will also build a house on the
farm recently purchased of MIR. Fies-
Ter. We would like to see more
enterprising men like these in Parker.
Mr.. Editor, think you would con-
fer q favor on some of our defeated
candidates If you would notify the
Boom company to have the river
cleared of logs. AS soon an this
snow melts you wills see them coming
down on a fiat boat. They are not
strong enough to go up the creek
and will he Obliged to go down.
Oby and Signor will embark in the
real estate and brokerage business
in the near future, and special at
tention will be. given to the buying
of tax titles and oak stumpage.
Mrs. c. G.. Coen, who has been sick
for some time, is reported no better.
Mr.. George Cler,er is on the sick
list.
Mrs. William Baily. who has been
somewhat indisposed fOr some time,
is slowly recovering.
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug.
8ists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19

COMMISSIONER J. j. jacobson We
to Little FallsMonday. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19
Bucflsep;s Armca give

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum. fever sores, tctter. chapped
hands, chilblains, cOrns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. 1t ia guara nteed
to give perfect satisfaction or m Oney
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale bv l.. d. BRO WN.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19

Moorhead had n hot municipal
fight Tuesday and Lewis, the wide
open may or, was elected by a maj ori-
tv of -.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19

-Postmaster Hesing, of Chicago.
has resigned and willbegin an active
campaign for the mayorality of that
city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19

for abatement OF taxes on real state
in the city Of Little Falls. WIS re-
jected.
The application of p. ). Belk for
abatement of taxes on real est ate in
the city Uf Little Falls was rel 'cted.
The applica ton of VIM. Nichol-
son for abatt ment of taxes ON real
estate. in the tuwE Of Pike Creek,
was upon motion rejected.
The following bills were upon mo-
ton duly allow ed:
FA Mason. ass sting l. Wnzer - OO
l. w Aver. services as Supt Of
hs~rssInents.... II" N
II II HOunsUm. printing..... ] 30
Morrison Co D. IN, printing!. I 10
Peter Ercute, witness fees.... M
7 j MathiesOn, coal for court
mousse. Observation-Disclosures. w
The application Of j. p. Wilson for
abatement of personal property tax
es i'm the will rye of ROvaltpn was
forwarded to the state aud tor for
approval.
The bid of w. d. Waslburn for the
absolute purchase of certain lands in
township 80, range ~, was laid over
Indefinitely.
The following res button was pre-
sPnted to the beard and adopted:
Whereas, there remain in charge
of the county a number Of school
books, and whereas, the school
board of the in dependent school dis
trict Of Little F alls, without permis-
sion from the c. unity commissioners,
took from the v tults all first second,
third and fou: h readers .lOnging
to the county, '..:
Therefore. be t resolved, that j. j.
jacobson. be and hereby is appointed
a committee t. distribute. the re-
naming books,o the dlffere 1T school
districts of the county, outside the
city Of Little Falls, accord, lg to the
number of child rem drawing appOr-
tiOnment in eacl, district.
Motion made und carried that the
petition Of Gus1 afc Hoffman to he
set off from sch Wl district No. IA to
school district \ q. 80, was granted a
hearing.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19
n LOCAL.
Di0eaoe
n Climatic
Affection

affection
Nothing but a local
remedy or change OF
climate will cure it.
Get a well.known phar-
maceutical remedy,
Ely'S Cream Balm
1t is quickly a bsorbed.
Gives relief at once.
Opensand cleanses the
Nasal Passages.
Allays Inflammation.
Heals and protects the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19

NJ WV
The following resolution was pre-
sented, and upon motion was uDan-
imously adopted:
Be it resolved by the board Of
county commissioners that the coun-
ty treasurer he authorized not to
list for collection any personal prop
erty tax for the year 1896, where the
amount against any individual 1s
less than twenty-five cents.
The following bills were upon
motion duly allowed:
j A Nichols, stamps, express. 4
drayage, etc.. IL *
L Signor, clerk of court fees,
March. ........................... COS 50
H Seal, pOstage.........."... w
H A Rider. sheriff fees, March 1925 81
same. "."...............''.......' ~
Little Falls Printing Co, pub
fishing delinquent tax list... 29S 50
Same, publishing proceed
ings of county board 1885,. 81
Isaac Nelson. saving wood
for Jail. .............................. ID w
Transcript Pub Co, printing
allowed in part.................. IL ~
Same, printing............""... 15 w
Same. publishing financial
Statement.............. 3S2 81
Morrison Co Democrat, pub
fishing board proceedings
January meeting................ ia 10
The petition Of John Blair for
abatement of personal property tax
in the town of Swanville was upon
mvtion rejected.
The report of the board Of audit
containing the bids of the German
American National bank and First
National bank as derOsitories Of
county funds, bidding per cent per
month on monthly balances. was
upon motion duly made and car
ried, accepted and ordered filed.
Moved, seconded and carried that
the report of the supervisors Of AS
sessments on township AZ, range -,
be accepted and adopted with the
amendment that all the values be
raised 25 cents per acre.
The petition of the Franciscan
Sisters for abatement on real estate
taxes in the town of Little Falls,
was upon motion forwarded to the
state auditor for approval. The pc
tition of the Franciscan Sisters for
abatement of taxes on real estate in
town of Culdrum to 1h, amount of
$4l.14, was upon motion sent to the
state auditor for approval.
The applicati ton OF the Franciscan
Sisters for abatement of taxes on
real estate in the town OF Pike Creek
was upon motion forwarded to the
state auditor for approval.
The application of Chas. Unke for
abatement of taxes on personal
property in the town of Buckman
was, upon motion duly made and
carried. forwarded to the state aud
itor for approval.
The application Of Chas. Sprandel
for abatement of personal property
taxes in the town Of Pike Greek. to
the amount of 11.OG was upon mo-
tiOn sent to the state auditor for
approval.
The application OF p. j. Berk for
abatement of taxes on real estate in
the city of Little Falls, to the a mount
of $4S.35, was upon motion forward
ed to the state auditor for approval.
The application OF Katherine Reedc
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19
COLD 'N HEAD

Membrane Restores the Senses Of Taste and
Smell. No Cocaine, No Mercury. No Injurious
drug. Full Size 5Oc.; Trial Size 1oc at Druggists
or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren Street, New York
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-19

The petition Of q. W. Sisler and
Others, for the formation Of u new
town, was upon motion granted d
nearing.
The school petition of Anton ROg-
mans and Others was rel 'cted:''
The school petition Of l.. ID. Snow
and Others for the formation OF n
new school district. was upon mo-
ton granted n hen ring.
The petition Of John Notwatny.
August Kispr and JOSEF h Borsik, to
have certain land let off from school
district No. 8 to district No: 10. was
granted Il hearing.
The petition of Franz Bzaak und
Edward Cash to be sct off from
school district No. 9tD district NO.
IS was granted Il hearirIg. 49,:
The petition of NJ. n. Young and
&. Bornsh, asking to BE- set off from
school distritict No. 8 to district No..
Is, was granted n hearing. = e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-05

japanese servants are excellent II you
choose them wiib discretion ana treat
them with the established oousi13tat ou
OF the oouutry phere IA uligetssl
social compact 10 Jspad to make lis pleas
ant by poltenesg. Everybody ls more or
less we'll bred and hstes the nan on wom.u
who IL yskamssau -noisy, uncigli or eSi
gent
People Who lose their ten pers ars al
xays 10 hurry bsug doors, swsar And
swsgger, Gnd themseysr ont Of place 10 q
lsud where The lowsst oooy isWng aud
practices 40 ancient oouftesy from the
lime when be wsbbles about as baby up
90 bis mothers bick Therefore 10 bs
treated well 10 J Japan las perhaps, indeed,
slseSbsre you must treat every body, N
eludi0g your domestics, ssli, and then
you will col tae most pIoa1aa' snd will
ing service.
Yonr cook will doubtless cheat yor q
little, your iinrikishs man will nov snh
thon tska little 10 much sake, the mns
mu and the boys wife will gallop oil over
the place about everything you DO, aud
the gsrd,ner aud the eoachman will hsht
cocks 10 the back yard ths inmate yoor
bach Is turned, bat il colseI0H o. y9gr
oSn you osn forgive the Iiuls siss Of o.
ars, You otn hardly iu, &. become oigss
" attached 10 the qa,et oof voice = p'-as
aat people, who as soon a. they have learn
cd your Ways viii lake faal plssiuts 10
makiua Afe agreeable 70 you
A pr sspt now snd TIM 9' unono 70
the m ids, Of toys aat ssselm 40 10 ihs
children, dsy's hohIsy ngS sud then
grspted T. the tbes'sr or tAe wrestling
10 stcl sr. aeqly rsS.tdsi Hy susa brgut
faces Gud uumlstsksDls unmtH ol vel
come ou aruy44g and u g1a sp-sa W ~
/ strspsy yoI tsn tod htsg aotlul -
Jsp.ssss sefYaats are sod tgay never st
tempt ~ spsas sIocpt Oh thsif ADets sud
f.ess --tasy ike ~ bs taksn latg lbs Ami
~ ootyereatob snd 10 cit cons ilnBs u
friendly sbasdUu with TIE master rId u4is
lreu, sdminug dfssseb, pictures or sssi
srD nov, Lies sad hstsuibg sOu4tiimss - -
the samis,n snd koto oi the aaaifeg 4
the househola
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-05
His Opportunity

A story which is not new is told by
George Carey Eggleston. A large com
pany had been invited tos banquet at the
mansion Of 81 gnor Faliero, in France and
last before the hour, the coniectioner
who had been making large ornament
for the table, sent word that he had
spoiled the piece,
II you will let me try. / think ] can
make something that will do, said boy,
who had been employed as a scullion.
YouI exclaimed the head waiter 10 aston
i.hment, And who are your
! am Antonio Csnova, the grandson OF
Plsspo. the stone cutter replied the pale
faced little fellow.
Aud pray what can yon dof asked the
msIor domo, -....... ...
/ can make Won something that will do
for the middle Of the table, II you'll let
me try.
The servsnt was at his wits end, so he
told Antonio to go ahead snd see what be
could DO. Calling Tor some butter the
sculliou quickly moulded a large, couch
Jog lion.
Dinner was announced and many OF the
most noted merchants, princes and noble
men OF Venice we're ushsred into the din
ipx room. Among them we're skilled
critics OF art work. When their eyes fell
upon the butter lion, they recognized il as
a work OF genius They examined II long
and carefully. and asked Sisnor Fsliero
what great sculptor had been psr'usded to
waste his sklll upon q work In such tenn
pors.y msterisl,
Wben the distingui.hed guests learned
that the lion had been made 10 short
time by sculliou, the dinner was turned
into a feast 10 bis honor. The rich host
declared that be would psy the boys sI
penses under the best masters and be
kept bic word bnt Antonio was not
spoiled by bis GOOD fortune. He remain
ed at heart the same simple, earnest faith
ful boy who bad tried 90 bard 10 become
good slonecut,er 10 the ,bop OF P!sAoo.
Some may no, have heard bow The boy
An,o1io took advantage OF this first great
opportunity, bu, all know Of Oenova, Que
Of the greatest sculptor Of ell time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-05

II was Sunday afternoon aud the old
gentlemso responded 10 person when the
doorbell rspg. Furihermore, the old gen
llsmSu xu cot 10 the best OF humor.
Hossvsr, Of course. the young nsn didn't
know tbs. or be would b.vs been rssdy to
dodge.
The youcg man, II nJ be sIplsine },
inst 10 show tbs, every thiug vas 10 &C
rordsues ~ita the rsles Of polite society.
never bad met The old gsbtlsnsn. bu' he
bad ne, The old ssuilsma1s "iis aad 'hs
old ssstlsmsn's daughter and had been
iavited TO call vheneysr be "" 10 tie
city and II 30 happened that be s.' II the
city thls lovely sandsy silstnoon'
s-Gw-Miss Brown ini asked the
young mar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-05
A War Incident.

Among the prisoners taken by the
Union troops at the time Pickett made
hls great charge at Gettysburg was a Vlr
einis setgesnt He WAS Mason. Gap
tain John A. Kellogg Of the Sixth Wis
consin gave him drink OF something re
vivipg from his osnteen and put some
rstlona in bis empty hsversaok, Their
parting was that OF brothers,
Iu December, 1864, when Kellogg was
Colonel commanding his regiment, &C
compapied him on ride along The pick
EFT line q few miles to the left OF Peters
burg, by some means, and with snt
kbowlng 1t, We got between the piot et
lines, We we're brought to 9 halt sudden
ly by the following nnmilitsry sslutation:
Is that you, Capt. KelIoge2 ..
l. oking up, and about two rCds to the
light, we saw 3 lieutensnt and dozsn
men 10 gray, who had apparently just taxi
ga their arms 10 prspsrstion for serious
busjucss, .......
That's ny nam cir, answered the Col
onel,
Beg pardon, Col. Kellogg. You were 3
captain at Gettysburg, ALLOW me to sr
tend my congratulations upon your pro
motion.
II was becoming interesting, and both
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-05

Nov, itso happened that The Old seau.
mac bad his oPiaioH Of sny ore vbo 'sid
"sw, sUd II v1 BOT G.ttcrtug eos
either. Consequently he erosled cut
soE thing to tie elect ihslsbc vH DOT
10.
50 sorry, you ksos. ssi5 tbe yoaue
man, who ~a iumbing ter card. tts'
perhaps be made mistake.
Tbis is-aw her house, isut iIl be
asked.
IIi'uol, the ola gentleman rctarpei
bluntly
Oh -Sh beg ihousand psrious,
said the yoaus man, Thought It ~ss,
Jou knoE. 50 sorry. Ny mistake
he was tuning sssy when smother
thought occurred to him aud he quickly
torned back sssin.
Can you -sv-tell me where shs-sw-
liVtsi be ssked
Here replied the old gentleman
Bot you told me-
tald you it wasn't her honse, and it
isu't her house, interrupted the old gentle
man. It's my house. dout oount Tor
much 10 il when she and her mother are
both here, bat it's mine inst the same.
She may get it some time, but don't
want sny oui-oi-town dudes figuring on 1t
just yet. There are enough in the neigh
borhood WHO are going to be disappointed.
As usual. hosever, the young man was
equal TO the occasion.
He SAID. Aw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-05

pllsa ifom the sale side oi hls pfi.ea bars
bot who .hrspk back .ffighled whsa 10
Lis wr.tb be gave bis ssIai battle rost'
TITS time. win caillke tread, he slesly
advanced upsa his adversary. slfifiaE ~
tagush conscious Of bic power snd
strength. to drive hlm b.ok aud pen him
htlplossly aad sithoal ohsaes Of escape
ssslpst The eide OF the RIGS ard ihen t.
stlg- bin Al bis leisure.
paolo was also tbirEiog. When woald
the soldiers oome9 Could be survive 10
carry op the uuequ.l struggle till ths' AZ
rredi Bat ~bhs thi0kiGs not q muscle
relaxed
Seeing the lions tactics. he gradually
msuased 10 skitmi,h toward the rns,
though by so doing be passed s'ihias few
leet Of bis nose. Come 90, Scipio. be
said aloud. with gay bravs3o be lihle
felt, this is not bow hons g sh,,
Aud be M .ds slight tein', as ihoasb
playiuIly to touch his adversary on the
/ bead,
/ With deep hollow roar OF anger
Scipio reared sIoit on his hind legs. aud
throwing sil prudence TO the winds and
resliziug that the momeatous struggle
had come al last, Psolo rushed msdly al
him. man and beast closing 10 terrible
death grspple the lion continuing erect,
as though wishtul to wtest.e on equal
terms With the brave biped.
In the swift onrush P.olo dropp d bis
dagger aud nov wesponlsss but irepzied
With rsge and despair, be eIerted everg
atom OF his marvellous strength and with
one giant upheavsl oyerthrew the wild
bess'
Bat s,ipio's mighty claws we're busy
and the blood Inst WAS on bin too.
Crmson stresks through P4olo's tunic
made it apparent TO the fascinated behold
ers that the little wrestling bout was not
oil that it seemed and many q timi1 heart
sickened by the sight OF blood, edged
away toward the nearest outlet.
Bot what sound is this that breaks the
spell aud causes the low whispers OF 10
auity TO swell into q babel OF tonguesf
In another moment the seml-solitude OF
the arena is broken by the appearance OF
a body OF soldiers irsm the neighboring
barracks. all eonverging rapidly on one
point where lay the doughty CONTESTANTS.
The young officer in command, hastily
a revolver from bis belt, fires
one, two, three shots into the PROSTATE
brute's ear aud with one mighty grosn |
the spirit OF the erriny Scipio returns to
hsunt the solltudes OF the African deserts.
Tender hands lift Polo, unconscious,
bleeding and nigh TO death. He is borne
from the arena ss the audience slowly
dies ont OF the building under the master
Iul direction of some OF the soldiers told
ofi for the purpose silent. swe-strioken.
sobbing, praying walking ss in atrance.
Ia peaceful little Gods acre Just out
side the walls OF Paris sleeps Paolo. His
grave sll the year round blooms with love
y flowers and its fond tending shows
hat though his body has passed away,
lis memory still fJurishes as brightly as
Le blossoms that wave o'er him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-05


She stood at the window OF tAs lltnot.
general ticket otioa aul compared her
time with that OF the depot clocs,
You're too last, she said 10 tho ticket
agent, According to that clJok my tram
would be gone ten miuutos.
Which is your traln1 asked the man
The l0I6.
les it's gone, 1t is nov 1923
You mean thatyonr time il 1923. NJa
my watch never was wrong slaoe owed
II, and 1t is Just 1915 I've last mtuuGa
looking for the tram lis too bad TIA It
things should be run in that wny.
We run oil trains ol schedule tim, said
the ticket agent.
l should think there would be c5lhsilue
and all sorts Of happenings with sa5A
time as that, iou might sot your olosh
by my wstoh II you ike and start your
neIt train on the right time.
The man smiled good naturolly aul
then as a sudden thought et'uek him, X
ed
Is your watch golug1
Sir You don't thiuk / carry duub
watch, do your
Sometimes ladies watches rnn dogu
bhe put tho uatoL " he. 20, auI lvuA
ed very grave, Then she tried tie other
ear.
E i believe my cold hft made me deal.
Bat you osn hear for yourself
He listened and shook bis head, Thea aa
handed 1t back TO her.
It's rs dead ss doornal You must
nave forgotten to wind II last night
You must be a mind reader, said the
woman, holding the delinquent tImop.3ce
to her ear as II the charge had no been
fully proved, ] took that watch on ~
wind 1t last night when the fire engines
went past our house, and | iorgo, pli
bout it, Ishouldn't wonder il ur tine
Is night after ali. And she walked clesf
fully away, willie the ticket msa said t,s
waiting customer tnat life wOulI DO
dull, dreAry Sahara Of commelcj II eaeh
little diyersious didn't happen frequently.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-05

Greens. How are the Gr.yso.r gsliias
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