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The state herald., 1898-11-25

A cough ia not like n fever. It does
not have TO run certain course. Cure
1t quickly and eifsctunlly with One Min
ute Congh Cnre, the bes, remedy foi all
ages and for the most severe cases. We
recommend it because it's good. City
rug Store.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

John Miller, formerly one Of Holyoke's
merchants, but now Of Mound City,
Kan, came up to Holyoke last week to
look after business interests.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Miss Inez Ashley was called to Hol-
droge, NeO., last week by the sickness OF
her mother. Miss Jennie Heg nbotham
has been taking her place rs teacher
tins week.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
Gen's, L,dies, Misses and Childrent
underwear n, Shnmps.

Judge Armour held term Of district
court at Hol,oks Tuesday snd Wednes.
day OF this week. In the case OF Stewart
W. Farmer, debt, the defendant was CIV
en- judgment for 81.
In the case Of the Peoples Building
and Lpan and Savings Association vs
Ida Kelsey, un contract for decd, the
plaintiff sas given iu igment Tor posses
siou OF the property aud siD damages.
The cuse Of the People ys Wash was
dismissed
Judgv Armour appointed 10 examine
III. 'r,asurer's books, jacob Zsrn, Rob.
White Jr, Henry Hargreaves and b. A
Sweedluni.
Court was adjourned 10 Dec. 3.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your cough and colda with One Minute
Cough Cure. II is 10 good children cry
for 1t, II cures Group, bronchitis, pnen =
monin, grppe and all throat aud lung
diseases. City Ding Store.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

MIS-, Gus Resins ana children came
up n, Holyoko last week from McCook
Gushas heen given IN engine on the
hie4 line mud will become resident OF
Hol3oke naain.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
We owe Charles Farmer nm n,

We owe CharlVs Farmer an apology
for failing to mention IN the last issus oi
the HERALD the fact iha, he had been
elected to the Office OF Justice Of the
Peace. He received votes. We un-
derstand that Charley is Offering 10
dueed rates TO parties desiring TO have
the marriage knot tied IL firs,. class aiy To-
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Soothing, healing. cleansing, DeWitts
Witch Hazel Sslvs is the implacable ep-
emy Of sores, burns and wounds. 1t new.
er fails to cure Piles. You may rely up
oil it. City Drug store.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
SUPPER AND OYSTERS

Friday evening Nov. %, in the office
room OF the clerk OF the district court IN
Holyoke, the ladies' OF the NJ. f. Church
will serve supper and oysters. Supper
20 cts, and oysters % cts All are corii.
ally invited to attend.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

The Methodist Sunday School will
give their Christmas entertainment on
Saturday evening, Christmas eve.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

The storm of Sunday night and Mon
day was stem winder for wind but the
fall Of snOw was light.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Hon. G. B. Timberlake oi Sterling was
in Holyoke Friday Of last week. He has
sold his residence property in Holyoke
to u. A. Sny der, engineer on the high
limo.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Kkf NNrp-AHESrA tOU "GLAugfnNE
w III iifu aud rub ic services" hy Thoa,
W, llBndrti. a wonderful toy It riari.
ou- cnrt, over POO large dirnt page
W superb. rnrr o1vrl,iuTa. nclrat, bufrrsi
bcs and sniy endorsed ul11stone bod"
published ouN fim, commiHalo1. d por
'ert credit Evcn. fIu ghi paid. uutnt
free, uraprll traah and riHar tr0 month
wth the only true uui Ropi 'tiHds'8un
book" Addfo,. Tho Dominion Company,
Dept, %. % 80 Dnarbprn street. chicago
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Rev. Kimball of Denver preached at
the Baptist Church in Holyoke last Sun
day morning and evening.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Much interest has been excited In 4.
merica by the telepraphic accounts oil
Hooleys apparently wholesale purchase
Of British nobism-n for use a- decoy
ducks 10 his various stock schemes; and
his connection with the highest political
officials Of the Empire. Theron q. C,aw
ford, who has besn in England for The
Cosmopolitan. takes up III. subject in
the November Issue OF that mngnzine
and under the title o. "Hooley and His
Guinea. Pigs" gives u connected story oil
the derivation Of Hooley mud his rise Ia
III. control u millions through nnlimi-
ted cheek aud the opportune willingness
Of dist'ne uish~d British aristocrats Ia
lend their names Tor financial consider.
alton To any sort Of n shady transaction
The state herald., 1898-11-25

La.o to bed and early to rise, prepares
a mssn for hie home in the skies. Bat
esr'y,tn he'd and Little Early riser,
the PIN that makes life longer aud
bettw Spdwiser' City Drug Storo.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Hn W, L Hayes prosecuting attor-
neysfT this district was In attendance
upsE the term Of court AT IIoIyoko this
The state herald., 1898-11-25
rIrst publication Nov iisos
Land ONCE nt sterling CoioI
Get ~ Is's

NulGa iur Publication
Land Oncr nt sterling Colot
Get ~ lls
Notice II hereby giv"n that the following
named settler has .ilr1 notice of his inicn-
ton to make final proof In support OF hi.
clpm and that said proof viii be made buforr
clerk - tho district court al Hoiyako on Dec
10 tslS via
MILrONF CLARK
Ild EH!for the ne sec ~ tpsnr7
Hc names ihn following witn--se. 10 prove
his continuous r-sidrnco upon aud cuItlva
tioH OF said and Va
John u Olson OF naxtun Colo
Washington W slay :,
Albert s LdgnTh.
Kate q Edwards
DC Fleming. Rcgi.tor
The state herald., 1898-11-25
Commissioner proceedings.
Hol,oke. colo.. De, 9. isl

iiolyoke. colo. Oct .. 1893
The board o, county commisaioners oi
rhiilipa county Colo, met pursuant IN
adjournment present full board. Geo S
frcpo w n Slsy npi y n Fufrry com
missi0Defa sud 5 " Bsrgs clerk.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

~ umber. Of the uolyokc young peo-
plesWent ont to Irwin's lake Thursday
aftatnoon TOR skate.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

NATASr rED-sFYERAI TRUsrwOR rITY
" rprsousin this state to irauug" our bust
pcss o. their AVN amt r0arby counties. II H.
InaIbly Office work candnc'cd nt home Stll.
ry strti'ht s,olH year ma doxpHnsgs--drtnito
bnnun 10, no more, no loss sniIy. Monthly
ts1. N,iorulcrs. Enclose srif addressed
siamr. 4 ,nyclnpo. Herbert l.. Hess, pncst,
Dopartmrnt NJ. rhicagu.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Rev. T. E. Kimball will preach at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning and
evening.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
nf-tpnhl cation Oct u isl3
Nutlra for Publication,
land urirr NJ sterling C,lO

oct II isls
Naiior n h hsrrby giyrn tint tha following
named settler has n sii notice 1f hia intYniiun
10 make fnal pro lin support ~ his rlRiin
aHt that .,id plo1f viii be- mnd- brfore the
81 rk ~ county court nt ilplyoku colo
on poe1 1irls va
RARL EiCnEiE
iiiE1is for ihH ne y aHobip5 lwap m
iir nninrs Tho fpllpsinf witnesses 10 prove
hi1 continuous r,slicncr upon and cultiyn.
ton u sa,d lhnd VIZ
Ottp Rthtadrr Of iillyoha Colo
Jacob Mnussr
Apirn \ shafor
uuilob Aufraht
nr TtrstFn ttrHistar
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Call and sec our new dry goods and
get free our" Modesa Fabrics" containing
the latest styles. W. X. Shamp.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Mw W Il, Shnmp OF Iiol!oke met
with an accident lhursdny that re,ult d
IN very painful aud dauR,ron. injuries @
her A number of the Holyoks people
had gen. out ,o lrsin's lake for skate
aud hod started homo. MIR. md Mrs.
Shsmp were riding their wheels. Gene
Tracy With load Of the skaters IA pie.
mic wagon aud spring wagon trailing
drove up and wns passing them vhen
Mrs. Shnmp looking up 10 .penk 10 those
In the wagon lo-t her balance, VAS thrown
FINN her wheel under the moving wagon
md was run over by the hind wheel II
the large wagon aud two wheels Of the
trailing wagon III. wheels passed over
her chest breaking iNo mis- aud her ool-
lar bone and aialoeh'iue one shoulder
Az ~s 10 10 pf'a- sh. .e-ms to he resting
as well ~ could be- expected but ~
course thu'o 10 great danger of internal
mjar,
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Coll and examIne my stock Of dry
goods. | can save you money. w. Il,
Shamp.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Buy your goods from tho merchant
who tells you what he has by advertise
ment.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Don't bny tll you have seen our stock
of frceh and iirst-class groceries. Le
Blanc & Co.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

!. .Rcsass.9 s,ttyp crais -elsrator will he o,
'pen for receiving gram en- tuesday Of
each week.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

John Glover came down from the
mountains last week.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

sls0 pad in advance will secure the
STATE Herald andChicago Weekly In
er Ocean for Que year.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
New comb honey at shamp's.
Buy yonr groceries at Stamps.

A. Hyatt is still confined to his room
with poor health.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

W, G. Hellnnd CLERK OF the district
court vii make your ,plication for final
proof free
The state herald., 1898-11-25
nrnnir IA rinnh ncen.

Clean blood means II clean skin. Nc
beauty without II. Ca8carcts, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring nm the lazy liver aud driving all i'm
purtirs from tie body. Begin to day tc
aauish pimpIcs, boila, blltehes, blaclihpads
and lint sicI,lv bilious complexion by tlliin.
Gascarcls, ,-hnnuly for len cents. Al drug
giay, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 2jc, jOc.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
Court was adjourned to Dec. o.

The Beatrice Creamery Co, have at
last succeeded ip getting title to the old
Fitzgerald site sufficiently to justify them
in gong ahead with their neS creamery
plant, aud the contmoi has been let and
work commenced Tho bnidmg will be
on the former location, two sores aud
basement high, covering spacr OF SIX
100 feet. tn. contract calls for the
building 10 be enclosed by Die. % 1873,
and the completion Of the bnsemen, ani
tirsi hoor by Feb. |. With iair weather
tue contractor. will rush !, along wiihon,
diihcul'y. Tbs plane OF this new plant
ARE s,,j to lie Of the laieei modern style,
and the machinery will be- the laies' im
proved Il which ~e -xp"ri TO say NOR
abou, lN'ef.--Up rn-Dhte Farmer.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

NfIlFl spiCtUlB WAITED EVERY.
FiN|'l.a nF 'r1r -inrr of thH thllliHIfanH'
hy Nra. i,1I Iall. oprmissioHsi bg u1 uo7.
,rn4arf 1s ln'sl.l liisHrihn 10 tlp Saf uftaH,
mrni Tho hpof was written in army rlupt ~
San i'rlnu.ioo. 1n ih- Pacific viii 0anor,l Mor.
rii. in ts h,,.pi0al. az ilona'nin. IN iiDnr knna
ia ths tmnfiriu trenches at MAnia il thr Incur,
rent -lmur with Af1ualdl, an ti, d.ek n u0
ulyrif 70 with ueusI. nl lu iir raar 81 hliiis at
Tho fnll ~ Manila. B,n7nsl i1f nranis. nfim'
fll ~ criminal pleiufra tltHn ~ government
fiin,ngfailefa nu tho fr'. LasEH book. low
rfiots. Blenrl1u. FfnltpsM. Crlhrigon.
Drop an unfhY unofficial war boal.s, oihi
frr. Adifrs. J., T. ilsrirr. src'y Star in-ur'
sr-a fllr.. rhiraso.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Irwin Bros. shipped car Of fat hogs
to market last week.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

riur Frrr iftuois Wlii, Cusrlrats.
CAuuY UIUHIIIr. cHfH rousI |uHtoH forever.
lt ltN e. q faH, duiFr.aiH Fr'und money.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

one Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is strt II was made Tor.
WANTED AGtNtg ron "gi ADsrONE,
w iiiis tito mud fuhilc servers" by thps,
w. landlord, 4 AwundHfrl Htury " % glori-
uus cprrrr over f10 lairu. fpdiibt pages.
iuusnprfn fafu enFrnvinRs. uirhrai. hHF %
hrai md only endorsed "Giadst book"
Published. only 40, Commission, IN pcf
cent credit given. Freight pnyrd optnt
irua. niup III tfaah aud clear ibl ~ mont,
with tho uuly tine AMI good "Gladztune
h1ot," AddfHas The dominion Company,
ppfLH Isad Dearborn Hiirsi, thichHD,
The state herald., 1898-11-25

: II yon want something good to eat try
TCalifot1ii brcaklast focd Kept by LIE
Blanc ,S 90.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Union Thanksgiving services were hei
at the Baptist Church last evening.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Go to Le Blame \ 60. for good. fresh
nj reasonable prices.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

We sell Tho Pride OF Denver. Fancy
Paisut Flour at 81 per sack. wR
6hamp.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
'sirvt puhlicnuun sept . l-p-
Notice. Tor Publication,

itirvt puhlicntuN sept . l-9H-
Notice for Publication,
land on 4 sterling tulot
sept irH
sotIra b. hrfcbs giv'p tltt the following
nsmtsl Hfticr has On d nut..r af his intrptiuu
10 m1lr iral prof On support uf hi- claim.
nnd tHr' srid prof win be- made before the
r,erk county court ltliolyokr Colo on OCT 20
is.s, NlFi
ANnREW SAIL
nd y rsil for thos stnwhn Is ~ y seo ~ D
.urFu
Ho u1uo7 me following viturl-ig 10 prove
his eUH flnn.tis e. lduHar up1u Hui cuitiya-
tiopu nlt iaud. viFi
t'8tIek Muorc NJ Bryant Colo
JnrHH Larson
suursU = auderstn
Air IuEfpn
y CrL'Hfyu Hrgistor.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
First publlcauon sept % 1865
EuuCs iur Publication,
Laud onlrn ai sterling Colo ,
ufffr q IHa

kuuCs Ter Publication,
Laud uflcn Ai Sterling Colo
Rupt q ias
N9i'cr IL hereby Tiyru trut the following
nnnad -HttIHrh al'ri uo leo OF h.. int.n-
ton % mulo dHll pr pl IN support Of HIS
nluimuHI .hat -ni proof wall be mai" before
the clerk Of tlc county CIurtat iiolyoEcColo
nn Noy i.11tis
EopliG Nois11 rmaTly sophie SKIOLD
nd O. uifor m. ar.I uv sr' litpsn 40 81
ilo nnmrs tioful'1Wing Witnesses g. prove
hls corun11ug trsid moo up1u ana cuiiivA-
q .u ~ ailu land viz
samuel Hri of Holy0ko Colo
Alex Sod d-rlurf
Ioun scl-al
Irun4 Ah1strit fl0lyoho colo
pptrrfiSD Register
The state herald., 1898-11-25

MRh Fancy Patent Flour. PRIDE of Den.
veEfof 81 90 psr sack +. II. Whit!iam.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
CLNRK

To IafH stslatI.l.sts .ar"N''.
Tatn t.i.,Ircts c4nly tauilrtte. Ia ur &c
" 4. q. ". faH 70 .st-. d1u.lists refund money.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Overalls. Jackets and Winter Gloves
at Shamps
The state herald., 1898-11-25
100000 TOLOAN,

| want to place Ten
Thousand Dollars on
cattle security in Phil
lips county from one to
eight months time at
low rates.
George {. Clark.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Rev. Chase was quite sick Thursday
evening but ia feeling better today.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Dor l.atru srii aul Hnlic fuHr ilfe AuHt.
~ rHit tUrl-uo easily 1nd iliSyer, be in1'
aaiit .aiI 10 iIe, prrFr Hu1 Ti.of, thk1 30 l.
fis0, fHH rHli1i 1lri..H talt tHsfra ugHs urn
afrul-. a.i dfgsH ,H.d. ID arti. Cure qua rau.
trcl u.H.rl ami rlupio irtT htirorl
Rte l,maiy GO ChI"lr1 uf wow Nort
The state herald., 1898-11-25
George {. Clark.

WANTED ED-sEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
+" Persons In this state to manage our busi
ness in their own and nearby counties. II il
mainly office work conducted at home. Sala
ry straight 5000 year and expenses-defnite
bonailde, no more, no less salary. Monthly
$40. References Enclose sclf.addrcssed
stamped envelope Herbert e. Hess, rrcst.,
Dept NJ. Chicago.
DeWitts Little Early Risers,
The famous iittir pitts.
The state herald., 1898-11-25

just received another invoice OF La
dies and Misses Cloaks and Capes al
Shsmps.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-01
ESSAY ON CHILDHOOD.
Ruefui "Reminiscences of That Beat
ifc Period which All of Us
HIVE known.
[To BE Continued

The following essay on childhood was
recently read at the Turniptown Lit
erary societr' by Mr.. Randolph Hogg,
one of the society's star members:
childhood is a good thing. 1t is
something all of us have had more or
less experience with. It is pretty diff
cult matter to get along in the world
without being a child at some period in
our careers. Childhood is the flush bud
ding of life'a young spring. 1t is the
season of fairy dreams and golden am.
bitions, and cramp, collie and seed ticks.
And, as we grow old, as the ghostly
shadows of the great afternoon steal
athwart our pathways, we love to sit
down and recount the joys of the van
ished past. We love to recall the eX-
hilarating thrill which filled our breast
when we stuck our thumb in our mouth
and looked in at the dining-room door
lust in time to see the fat chicken leg
we longed for vanish down the throat
Of the local preacher, How cold and
tlesolate the world Looked. How we
longed to hear a notion to adjourn!
How we yearned to hand in a long let
ter Oh TtSIctS. III idtts VIC I4ll ca LS'
to 20 exclusively into the yearning
business. Another pleasant memory
that comes back to us mixed up with
rose mist is that of pu&hing n wheel
barrow along the margin of stony
brook for the purpose of gathering up a
Job lot of stonebruises. Then what no.
BILE aspra tons thrilled our soul when
we stole into the pantry and lassoed the
fruit Jar with a bowstring and with a
manly pull landed it on the floor with
such violence that the cranky old bot
tom followed the example of South
Carolina and seeded from the union!
And with what rapture do we recall the
tidal wave of Joy that swept over us
when mother came softly in and
wrapped us ir the downy folds of the
broom handle!
"Then there was the old schoolhouse.
The memory of it comes back to us like
the delicious pleasure which hovers
around the presence of bill collector,
and over the mazy vision of our dreams
floats the sublime utterances of Shake
speare:
"'How utterly tough were the days Of our
kidhood
In the schooihouse that stood over there
by the slough;
We toted the water and cut all the fire.
wood.
And swept up the floor. for we had 1t to
do"
Atlanta Journal.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-01
POOR ISLAND QUEEN.
A Victim to the Superstition of Her
Dusky Subjects.
Daughter of an English Castawny Is
Forced to become the Ruler of
the Muna IsIan nds, and Meets
a Tragic End.

Capt. Luttrell, of the schooner Ocean
Spray, just arrived at San Francisco
from voyage to the South seas, brings
a strange story from the Muna islands.
Somewhere near 80 years ago trading
schooner hailing from Australia was
driven out of her course by one of those
tremendous storms which occasionally
made a misnomer out of the name Pa
cific ocean. When the hurricane was at
it's height the schooner, in the middle
of the night, struck the coral reef which
surrounds the largest of the Muna is
lands. The vessel was dashed to pieces
and all on board perished except Will
liam Young, one of the sailors. He was
found next morning lying on the beach,
half naked and wholly unconscious. At
that time Muna islands were hardly
known to civilization and the simple in
habitants concluded that the white
youth SO suddenly thrown in tEeir
midst was a god. He was tenderly cared
for and soon became enamOred of the
lazy life. He was a bright lad and in
few months had mastered enough of the
island language to stand him in good
stead. y young sister OF the KING de-
cided that he would suit her as a hus-
band, and the sailor was nothing 10th,
and soon the marriage Of the dusky
princess and the white god was cele-
brated with all the pomp incident to
royal weddings in the Muna islands.
In the course of time a daughter was
born to the distinguished pair. The
father named her Margaret, after his
own mother in far-away England. From
little trading sloops manned by Sa
means, who on rare occasions visited
the islands. Young obtained a couple of
books and some papers, and with the
aid of these taught his daughter to
read. She grew up TO be handsome
girl and her father sent her to school
In Samoa, where she remained for sew
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-01

less to attempt to find my lackey
Jacques, whom had left behind in the
camp with my belongings when | went
on to the outposts. lettering my horse
to a stump, | removed the saddle. which
/ made shift to use as a cushion, and,
leaning my back against it, was soon
as comfortable as circumstances would
permit My sleep could not have lasted
much more than an hour; but so pro-
found was it that ages seemed to have
passed when l awoke with a start, and
the consciousness of movement around
me. The moon was on the wane; but |
saw that the camp was astir, and that
the men were being mustered as silent
ly as possible.
$50 things are about to happen" l
said to myself, recalling de Rone's
words, and, hastily saddling my horse.
sprang on his back, and moved towards
the generals tent. All around me was
the muffled tramp of feet, the jingle of
chain bits and steel scabbards, the
pIunging of impatient horses, and
subdued hum of voices, above which
rose now and again a hoarse word of
command, as regiment after regiment
wheeled into position on the level
stretch before us.
T.rn NNrTTN- nm
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-01

strides more and we reined in at the
door of the generals tent. The guard
presented arms and | received a brief
order to dismount and follow de Rome.
/ entered the tent, and stood patient
ly whilst he walked backwards and for
wards for little time. Suddenly he
stopped and, facing me, said:
''Well, NJ. d'Auriac?"
"It could not be helped, your excel
lency," | stammered.
You said that of De Gonnor, ana
promised it should never occur again"
But there were circumstances"
"Pshaw!" he exclaimed, 81 guess
them ne-dice-women. One of
the prisoners was a woman. l saw you
pick up that knot of ribbon. There is
no excuse. None"
II had the honor to be the first man
behind your cXceilency at the storm of
Laon," l said, with happy recollec-
tion.
And saved. my life, you were going
to say" he cut in. l bowed, and de
Rome began again to pace up and down,
tugging at his short-pointed beard.
See here, l will pay my debt; but
first ask if / have your parole not to
attempt escape. If you do not give it"
and he laid his hand on call-bell, with
an inquiring look towards me.
81 will not attempt escape"
"Thcn you will not have to complain
of the justice of de Rome. Tomorrow
some things will happen, and amongst
them will be the lamented death Of the
Sieur d'Auriac. This much | will tell
you. Tomorrow the king and l meet
once more-and you must die on the
field Win or lose, if | catch you alive
at the close of the day, will hang you
as high as Haman; and now go"
Ny first thought on leaving de Rome
was to make my way direct to the quar-
ters of the staff, where | felt sure of
welcome and accommodation for the
rest of the night. AS l came near to
them saw light streaming from the
partly open door of the largest tent,
and from within burst a chorus of
voices singing an old chanson of
Guienne.
The last line was repeated amidst
peals of laughter, followed by the
crashing of glass. 1t was enough for
me. I was in no mood for any further
folly, or any more d'Arbos. and re-
solved 20 make the best of it in the open,
es at this hour it was worse than use