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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-26
MID WINTER LODE.

Beginning at the discovery stake, thence
n 40 So lUO1eet TO \ center end; thence
5 $40 W $40 feet To corner Is; thence \ go
E go feet to corner 10 thence 5 49, 81 \
62O.4 feet to corner q, Identical with cor
her % of the Copper Bullion lode OF thls
survey; thence 40 lO' h S235 feet to cur-
ner 70. u. ). Mineral Monument No /
bears s 12o Az ~" l. 1928 feet; thence 5
$40 W 67O feet to corner ~ thence 40
50 W l442. feet to corner IS, the place VI
beginning. Containing all area of lo1.1
acres.
Total area of survey 1272, "A" lO6. $40
acres.
M Airto
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-26

Beslnning at the discovery stake, thsu,s
5 l7,' 3O' L 12UO feet to 5 C inter- end In.
n S2o Il oOU feet to corner Is. Identical wiIh
corner II OF the Eastern lode Of rLis sur.
vey. Y. s. Mineral Monument No hssr,
10 lO' + 2o39.S feet; thence $40 Y ao
feet to corner 10; thence \ 10 so " la,
feet to corner Il thence \ SO + so feet Il,
corner Is; thence 90 45' Il 45s frst n,
corner IL; thence ) l7o ~ L LOO feet 4,
corner 10, the place Of beginning. Con.
tanning All area OF 1859 acres
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-26
ATLANTIC MILL SITE.

beginning at corner l. corner 6 of the
Atlantic lode of this survey bears $40 81
+ loo1.4 feet, aid L. 5. Mineral Monument
No i bears \ 90 IL 4 lli2.6 feet; IheHce
5 40 J0' + 1856 feet to corner 2; thence 5
400 so W so feet TO corner ); thence
44o 80 w 1856 feet TO corner 4; thence j
400 ~ b 5OU feet to coriIrr i, the place VI
beginning. Containing ali area Of acres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

from New York hit up the piano,
" Drop I'm al the Two Brothers Sa-
loon tonight and have "A look az the
Warm Baby from the effete East ham,
mer the keys
struck this community will sock IL 10
the harpsichord az the Two Brothers
IL. get tre latest effect In pants. as
worn bv a Chile Con Carne from up YORK
way. drop in at the Two Brothers Sa-
loon tonight. The Chile Con Carne pays
the piano. too. -, :,
THE laugh Did I get the laugh [
didn't mind II. though. dan know
ANYBODY I'm Galveston. and nobody IN eol-
weston knew me. The only inconV 'nleht
feature OF II was when the boys from
the ranges used TO drop IN once IN
while good man of ON ud come 10
Galveston instead of going TO Dallas or
san Antoine. To- blow in their wages after
round-ups They didn't have II IN Tor me
a. al but they lust occasionally shot a
smoke out Of my teeth as shoN9" "''
ri got my hve-dollar bill every night;
when | knocked Off work. ana l guess
mat boi brought a lot Of good trade 10
that Joint. which was, IN fact the pest
Gin mill i'm the town of Galveston. VI
norad down TO abdul ten day, too. anu
- Ia he.n piaving the piano az the
,ry-o Prot hers for an even month, Sot
- tbin<ing about SIKH avenue one nisl'
O. I ouit on the level. the Two btV0n.
ers were dead sore on me Tor qult'lns, ~
vhen they found Was bent on u w
made the hest OF f. When TOOK VIZ
train for New YORK they seh' "'O
Oh .T T, aon't see any hard luck. due to az
1agoneracv In that story, III
,errmnted 10. New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
FARMERS HOLD THEIR WHEAT.
Damage by the Storm at Colonial
BeacIt-ResideRce Sold.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct. e.
Special.-AbOut forty percent. Of the
wheat crop remains unsold In this sec
ton. the more thrifty farmers holding
for higher prices. Many are selling on
account Of the weevi which IS said 10
be more destructive this year than usual.
The corn crop is showing splendid re-
suits. some OF the farmers averaging
eleven barrels TO the acre.
The storm Of Tuesday caused consider
able damage to the wharves and bath
houses al colonial Beach on the Potomac
I'm Westmoreland county.
The residence of the late John III.
stone on Main street was sold Yesterday
al public auction and purchased by Mrs
u. r. shrimp.
Mr. A. l.. sutton Of Stafford. has grow
ing on his farm in that county pump
kin vine measuring seventy-fve feet
across which produced eleven large ma
ture pumpkins.
Miss Ellen Jones died Tuesday night at
her home near Sparta, Caroline county,
after a long illness. She was n sister
Of Mrs. Robert S. Wright. OF Bowling
Green.
Mr.. James l.. Payne. OF King George
county. who now holds n government po-
siton has moved his family 10 Wash
ingon. where they will permanently re-
side.
Judge Charles II. Ashton. Of King
George county. has recovered from his
long and serious spell Of fever.
DR.. VIM. j. Crittenden. Of Unionville,
who has been ill for several weeks IS
rapidly convolcscinE.
Mayor 4. r. Rowe and Mrs, Rowe left
today for Washington on visit Of sew
eral days 10 the family Of Rev. r. Sem
pie Rowe. brother Of Mayor Rowe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
FIRE UNDER THE STEPS,
Narrow Escape of the Garner Family
The Crockett Murder.

WARSAW. VA. oct. 27-Speclal-
William Garner near Nomini Grove,
Westmoreland county, narrowly escaped
being burned The fire originated at an
early hour in the morning in the closet
under the stairway, and If few moments
more had elapsed before the discovery, u
would have been impossible for Mrs.
Garner and her two small children, VINO
occupied the second floor, TO have es-
caped. In the closet there was a little
shotgun and pistol; former had its stock
and handle. and the latter its handle
burned of by the flames. A tin oil-can'
covered with wood and filed with oil,
had the wooden cover almost burned on
whilst a powder-horn with wooden bot
tom. met with like fate. Why there was
not an explosion is mystery. Cause
of fire unknown.
The poisoning Of Mrs. w. S. billiard and
family Of Northumberland. by placing
poison in their tea. Is creating great eN-
citement in that county. They are con-
sidered out Of danger No arrests have
been made but there are strong sus-
picions.
Captain James Crockett who was killed
by the negro cook of his boat near CO.
lonial Beach on Tuesday morning last,
resided on the Eastern Shore. The mate,
Mr.. George Sturgeos, who was also shot
bv the negro. when he went 10 the Cap
tain's assistance. il now turns out sue
ceeded in getting the pistol from the
negro. and shot him in the abdomen with
the last bullet left in the chamber of the
revolver.
when shot the cook fell overheard
and was drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
THE OLD STORY.
\ Field Day at Amelia Court House
with Both Parties

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. oct. 27.-Spe-
cial-A large crowd of both black and
white voters attended court here to-day
Politics was the all-absOrbing theme
Hon Sidney u. Epes. Democratic canel-
date for Congress, and Judge ". H..
Mann. Of Nottoway county were on hand
90 represent the Democracy. while Hon.
r. r. Thorp, the Republican candidate
for Congress. was present TO uphold the
Republican cause.
The Democrats occupied the court
house. while Mr.. Tlorp and his party
held there meeting unuer the shade or
1.-THE old Republican oak tree on the
court green.
There was nothing new brought out by
either party IL was the same old story
that has been told so often before. MI
Thorp pleaded with the negroes 10 vote
for him. as Jones has withdrawn from
the race against him.
Ross HOmiltOn. the cOlored orator. fol
lowed Mr.. Thorp and after the regular
Republican speakers were through. I. j..
Davis (colored) took the stand ana spoke
for "A half hour or more. urging Il'
negroes to vote for Thomas l.. Jones,
whose name. ne said, WAS already IN the
ticket. and nobody could take IL OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Appointments for Speaking.

State Democratic Committee,
Room 50.
Chamber Of Commerce building,
Richmond, Va.
The following appointments lot PuDnc
speaking are announced:
HON. THOMAS S. MARTIN.
Charlotte (courO, November T.
HON. SYDNEY p. EPEs.
Nottoway Court, November 81.
Greensvile (courO November 18th.
non. JAMES HAY.
Charlottesville Court. November eth.
HON. II. d. FLOOD.
Nottoway (courD. November 90.
Gladstone. Nelson county November
Fowhatan (courD. November 18th.
HON. PETER J. OTEY.
oak Level. Halifax county. october 18th
clover. Halifax county, october 10Th
.ottsbu-g, Halifax county october 18th
Is Il. NJ
HON JOHN LAMB.
Watkinsvile. October 18th q p. NJ
Tabscott. October 10Th G. Z. NJ
Manakin. October 3lst q L. VI
Greensville Court. November 9TH.
Rockville. November lst, @ p. NJ
Montpelier. November lst O:SO p. Nd
Jones X-Roads. November "a Ql \. NJ
Beaver Dam. November Cd $3.50 p. NJ
divers. November I'd G:30 z. NJ
Ashland. November Sd 6 =. NJ
Independence School-House. November
Sd % NJ
HON. WILLIAM p. BARKSDALE.
Charlotte (cOurD. November fth.
JEFFERSON WALLACE. ESQ.
Ashland. November Sd might.
HON. y. b. EARLY, JR.
waynesboro might. November 9TH.
Albemarle Court. November 1th.
HON. 4. J. MONTAGUE
Sussex Court. November "a
R0ckbridge lcourD. November fth
HON. THOMAS y. WILLIAMS.
Nottoway Court. November "a.
Greensvine (cOurD November 'tn.
]. TAYLOR ELLYSON. Chairman.
Joseph Button, Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
OVERTIME WORK.
Navy Yard Workmcn Think Ihey
Ought TO Have Double Pay.

NORFOLK, VA. oct. 27.-Special.-The
collier Lebanon from Key West passed
I'm the Capes this afternoon bound FOR
Washington
The hospital ship Solace. which IS TAX
ing on stores at the navy yard viii not De
ready 10 sail before next week. she VIII
take a draft Of thirty sailors for the
naval station at San Juan De Porto RICO
A meeting Of navy yard workmcn was
held at the city han in Portsmouth TO-
night which had for IT'S object the APP
pointmcnt Of a committee TO lay before
the government the mems claims for
compensation for overtime work The
men who worked overtime during the
rush Incident TO the late war claim mat
they should receive double pay for such
time.
The contract for construction Of waste
weirs. dams. etc. in the extension OF the
Norfolk Water Works was to-day award
ed TO the Degnown Mclean Construc-
ton Company Of New York for $ll1Mo
The work to be completed within eight
months.
Bids were opened to-day for the pro-
posed issue of fo-year four per cent. I'M
provement bonds Of the city OF NortolK.
Motto, Dewitt & Co, local house
secured the entire issue $4,000 al Sl0l. 49,
there were nine bidders of which the To-
cal firm was the highest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
MAJOR DREWRY At HOME.
The Rector Celebrates His Wooden
WeddinS at MISSIONER Rcctory.

MISSIONER. VA. OCT. &L-SPecial-
The frequent rains Of the last few days
have seriously delayed the seeding Of
wheat crop. and our farmers are behind
in their fall work in consequence.
Major A. II. Drewry has returned to
''Westover'' after several days spent al
81. Luke's Home He has been much
benefited. and continues 10 regain his
strength.
Rev. and Mrs. J c. Cornick entertained
their friends Of the parish at THE Rec
tory" yesterday, celebrating the hith
anniversary of their marriage. Friends
and parishioners filed the rectory al
during the day and evening, doing JUS
tice 10 a feast of good things ana leaving
many useful and ornamental wooden
articles as pleasant reminders OF the DAY.
Rev. f. V. Jones. Of Albemarle' Is
visiting Mr.. f. &. Harrison. and VIII
I'M the pulpit at Grace church on sun
day morning.
Mrs. James =. Harrison. OF Danvllle'
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
J. A. Ruffln, at "Evelynton,' has return
ed home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

tween matter and mind Tho witness
could not describe the physical condition
OF Mr. Frederic. She had not diagnosed
his material sickness. Mrs. Mills told
the coroner that his God was Unite and
her God infinite. II she should fall down
and break her leg. God would. take care
OF the fractured limb.
Lawyer Mathew, on behalf OF Mr..
Frederic's executors. cross-e,anined the
witness and got answers similar to the
foregoing. He varied her that she was
In serious position.
Mrs Mills said she charged her patients
n guinea a week If they could afford TO
pay that sum. She had no idea that
taking Mr.. Frederic FOR a drive few
days before his death was the worst
thing that could have been done at the
time.
The taking OF testimony has not yet
been finished. The inquest was adjourned
for n week.
The coroner read Mr.. Frederic's WILL
which IS dated August nth. One OF the
witnesses Of the will testified that Mr.
Frederic was perfectly sane at the time
the will was witnessed.-New York Sun
Special.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
CONDITION OF THE SICK.
Some Improving While Others still
Remain Quite I'll.

There was no appreciate change in the
condition of Captain j. +. Fitz last night
Re is desperately III.
Mr.. Lewis Fleming still hovers be-
tween life and death at the Virginia
hospital
A Telegram, was received last night
By Mr. A. &. Young. stating that his
brother. Mr.. T.. aubrey Young, OF Jack
sonVille. was thought 10 be slightly bet
ter. There was a consultation of sew
cral physicians. who thought there was o.
slight Improvement In the condition 0l
the patient. He has typhoid fever and
Is very i.l.
The condition OF Mrs. Ftzhugh Lee
last night was unchanged.
Mrs. Graham Hobson. who Is at ST.
Luke's Home for treatment was thought
10 be stil Improving last night.
Mr.. John &. Robertson. who is III at
the Virginia Hospital with appendicitis.
was thought 10 be improving last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

dress five minutes). Character Build
ing" Mr.. Lee G. Crutchneld. Hymn NO:
Is, do Thy Duty" school; report OF
school. secretary. hymn, Coronation
congregation; benediction, Rev william
II. REYNOLDS.
Rally sermon by Rev r. II. Rawlings.
The exercises are I'm charge OF the tol-
lowing committee: Mr.. T.. NJ. keaiord,
chairman, Programme 49, MISS Maccle
Cbappeu and Mr.. Beverley r. Dudley;
Invitations-Mr william W. Smith and
Mrs n. Il. Tiner: Decorations-Mrs. IT, I.
Richeson and Mrs r. VI Redford Music
MIR. Robert Il. Jones and Mr.. Charles
f. smith: Reccption-Messrs r. ;. Dal-
ION p B Hatcher. william II. Gordon.
n. o Tiller. H. T. Richeson, and w. H..
Wing6eld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
NANSEMOND PEANUT COMPANY.
Corporal j. Hunter Daughtrey Buried
With Military Hopors.

SUFFOLK. VA. oct 2I-Special.-
Circuit Judge Robert r. Prentis to-day
granted a charter to the Nansemond Pea
nut Company, whose object VIII De 10
INV and sell clean and assert peanuts.
The capltal stock shall not he less than
g. 600 nor more than $4,000. The plant Is
now going up and will be ready for ope-
ration December l7t.
Corporal J. Hunter Daughtrey. OF Com
many r. Fourth Virginia volunteers. died
last night and was buried this afternoon
with military honors. the pal-bearers and
escort being discharged members OF his
regiment
Corporal Daughtrey was home on n FUR
Tough.
James y. Joynes ana MISS bene + ar
reIt to-nfrht elopod 10 North Carolina
for the purpose OF marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

At Clay-Sirect Methodist church on
Sunday Rally Day Will be celebrated
The programme arranged Tor The Oeca-
sion is as follows
koll-call, secretary; Hymn No. 100.
give Thanka. All ye People school.
tle-Fleld VI Life school. lesson recital
and Apostles Creed In concert school:
prayer. superintendent, address (tive
minutesl. welcome 10 Our Rally" Rev.
+. II. Rawlings Hymn No. l23. "Wel-
come To-Day" school. resume of lesson.
Rev. r. l.. Pell. ID. D.. solo. Mrs. J. II.
Chappcll reports OF classes attendance,
collections. sc, teachers: duet, Mrs. {. r..
smith and Mrs. y v. Coleman: address
1--WE minutesl, The Sunday School and
Salvation" Rev. w. V. Tudor, d. D.
hymn selected, infant department; ad-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
B. & 0. VALLEY EXTENSION.
Question Again Up of Building tn
Line from Lexington To Salem.

SALEM VA, oct. 27.-Special-The
question OF the extension of the Valley
Division OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road from Lexington 10 Salem Is again
being agitated by the citizens mere. Since
the REORGANIZATION OF the company. it IS
thought that IL is very probable that this
road will be built or rather completed,
as an Of the heaviest work has already
been done.
II seems 10 be the concensus OF opinion
that concerted action on the part OF the
neonle along the proposed route and a
liberal subscription will induce tn d.
rectors of the new company to build the
road.
The ninety-secOnd session or the Minis
to+s, and Tavuon's Institute OF the VAL
lev Raptist Association convened today
I'm Mount Pleasant church Roanoke coun-
~. and will continue the balance OF IN,
week. Rev. T. H. Martin. Of salem VIII
preach the opening sermon tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Interesting Revival.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, oct. a.
Special.-The series of revival meetings
commenced here ten days ago by Eyang-
elist Book. is still in progress al the Dis
ciples church. and great interest is being
manifested by the large congregations
which attend each service.
There have been number OF profess
sions.
" f. Morgan, of Waynesboro, who
was knocked down AMI robbed Saturday
night by unknown parties, was taken TO
Trimore. Augusta county, yesterday by
his brother. lie is still in critical con-
dition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Lost Much Blood.

Willie Palmer negro man, who Is
engaged i'm work at the Tredegar Iron
Wo~ks. when trying TO lit some ma
chnery last night shortly AFTER O'clock,
niece of iron. cutting an ugly cash, that
bied so copiously the man tainted and
lost consciousness for a while, me am
hnlonce Was summoned ana DR.. Gwath-
mev dressed the mans wound ana
brought him back to ms So sens pvSd ei, ~s,
where ne was getting along very nicely
last nlPhf He VIII recover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
DON'T PRoCRAsrINATE.

When you are sick and have Tried
everything 10 get back health and you
are told that you can have the ADVICE
OF the greatest and most skilled spe-
cialist OF the age. free OF expense you
are very foolish II you do not hasten
10 take advantage OF H. Or. Greene.
q west l4th St. New York city, the most
famous specialist and most successi al
in curing disease. will give you advice
by letter, free. The debilitated. those
who have lost their yigor and vitality,
should seize this chance. Don't be mis-
cradle but write TO DR.. Greene to-day,
and you Will thank Us for telling you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
HAROLD FREDERlC'S DEATH.
The christian Scientist" He trusted
UnabIe 10 Describe His Condition.

LONDON. oct 26.-The coroner,s in
quest into the death OF Mr.. Harold
Frederic. the newspaper correspondent
and novelist. who died al Henley sur
rev. on last Wednesday, was resumed
to-day. Mrs Mills the leader oil the
Christian Scientists. VINO treated NJ
Frederic according to the peculiar meth
DDS of that sect. was called as witness.
she is a robust. swarthy, middie-aged
American. She tetided concerning the
treatment which she applied TO Mr.. Fred
eric. she said she did not allow her
patients to take drugs or doctor
orders. because they could not swing Dc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
Are You Kun
Down? Are aesb you Dc lOs Sns

tire easily? Are your nerves ION
edge?" Do You lay awake at
nights, tossing about in bed, una
bic to sleep? Is your appetite
gone? Does your stomach give
YOU trouble? Is your memory
treacherous? If so, you can be
cured with
S ,rs. of the HOsfeffer's
Troubles Sknn11Ch
May
Load to Rite rs.
Cdnsuinpuon. 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

The very height OF ar
tistic elegance. the richest
gathering ever shown un-
der one roof. designed TO
perpetuate our millinery
supremacy. all made by
kaufmann's m HIN e ry
artists.
$50 Trimmed Hats. some
xact reproductions OF
high-priced. n < h cost
Partisan pattern d ats.
will go on special sale
for to-day and tomorrow
at prices which will en-
phatically stamp this oc-
casion as the greatest
trimmed hat opportunity
OF the season
Trimmed Hats. now at
$3.50, 1915. $3.50 $1,000
s.. $3.50 and. ~'O'OO
The Delta independent., 1898-03-25

"What sofy q medicine are you 70
Ing 10 give me? Joe thrivss On every
thing in the way Of physic. He seems
TO look on it a. q sort Of deassst. can
teel him wae his tail with satisfaction
when he gets . dose Of medicine. ] be-
lieve ON my life if was to take half q
pound Of arsenic he'd reach up 70 the
root Of my tongue to receive it."
"You must not talk so much, %. said
Lampkin, red in the face and still con
fused. 81 shall not use physic. Ny
treatment is through what il known ~
hypnotic suggestion.
"A new one on me, said the pa
tient. ~ don't know as care to mon
key with 1t. It is something you fel-
lows amt quite sure Of and want to try
il on q dog. l suppose.
Lampkin stared belplessly fer fully q
minute. He looked at his watch and
shrugged his shoulders. He could not
remember ever having had such q per-
picking experience. He almost felt as
if the old man were jesting with him,
and yet the idea was not tenable when
he met his mild glance and heard his
plaintive voice.
''It won't hurt yen a bit." began
Lampkin in tone Of gentle persuasion.
"You rec, simply put you to sleer
aud when you awake"-Lampkin was
thinking Of . reptile Of more magnif-
The Delta independent., 1898-03-25

pulled It crcttcdly.
place left where 1t usually stays, which
might feel rather uncomfortable. even
II it does seem to get moro good out Of
my victuals than do"
Lampkin bit bis lip and turned aside
to hide . smile.
"Sit in this big CHAIR" he said.
"Your trouble il . very common one
nowadays." he went ON, to prepare the
mind Of his patient for hypnotism.
II don't doubt II, !" returned the old
man, stretching himself in the chair.
"I sometimes 60 into q corner bar to
take drink, and one night l met three
men there who claimed to have had
them. / don't know what they took to
get shet Of them. Seems like have
tried every concoction under the sun.
joe isn't q bit particular about his
diet"-
"Joe?" interrupted Lampkin. "whom
do you meanr'
"That's my snakes name." e.
planned the old man, raising . mild
glance Of surprise to the doctor. "You
see, have daughter who keeps COM
pany with q young man. and she didn't
want me to talk snake 70 much before
him, so got to calling IL Joe. to be
polite, you know. don's see why .
man can't talk about snake II hs bas
had one as long as have"
Dr.. LAmpkin burst into IN fmpulstvs
laugh and then attempted to diaguiss
IL BY plunging at once into the case.
He reached up to shelf and took down
q glass jar containing q snake in alco-
bol. To hypnotize patient he found 1t
necessary to first secure his entire con-
6denca
"This," he began, Game from the
stomach Of one Of the wealthiest bank
ers in New York removed IL without
the slightest difficulty"
"Huhr' sueered the old man, his
tone containing tinge Of pride. "Joe
can't be compared to that thing. He 10
ten times us large. He'd have to be
quartered or stretched out like q rubber
gas tube to get through my throat
"It only seems larger to you because
IL IL inside Of you, said the doctor,
aoundering helplesaly. Already he was
beginning to think he had como across
an unmanaReable patient.
"If You are going TO begin such rot
o. that, sban't take drop Of your
medicine, the old man blurted out. II
ought tc know more about It than you.
Have you ever seen my snaks?"
NO" replied the doctor. avoiding
the contemptuous gaze Of his patient
you've never felt Of It either?'
"Of course not'' r ~
"Well, don't talk to me sbout what
you aro rs ignorant Of ~ . newborn
baby"
DR.. Lampkfn opened his lips to SPEAK,
bat could think Of nothing to say and
remained silent.
The patient grasped the arms OF tho
chair nnd rasssA Limfeh . few inchee