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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

Al telegram from Gen. OtlS an
F: nounces the safe arrival on Thurs
day Ofthe steamship Indiana witt
Gen. Funston and the 10th regi-
nent (ours) with all veil on board
Oar Seth Howard has reached
the Philippines and sends this let
; ter to our readers and his friends
HoanqEalL1. Dec Sd 1899.
Here We are IN the middle OF The
Pacific ocean, 20S9 miles from Sar
Francisco, anchored IN this beaut
ful harbor, and l wish the bo.s s of
the 2Ist werc with me eniovino
this trip. seeing the sights of tbis
new American world, the dream
and wish OF my life) Uncle Sam
paying all expenses and furnishing
pocket money to spend over here.
It's simply grand
But of cur trip Leaving Fort
Riley, We regretted not haIting a
few mements at Hays. Reached
Denver and ran around in thai
town, enjoying the sights Theree
TO Cheyenne and Salt Lake, but it
was a terrible rough land. And
With our ride on the lake to Frisco
and a 5 mile march TO camp. wheIe e
We renamed 20 Nov 23d- Saw
tho beautiful city with Its Aslatic
population and manners
That day we boarded the big
ship Indiana and sailed down the
bay on our 1855 sea voyage to
Hong Kong and the Philippines,
On our ship is General Funstan 6
We expect to be in his brigade.
/ started this letter HhaRksgiV
ing day. 100 ~ les at sea. and it
has beea a great trip; some OF the
fellows being deathlv sick, bnt for
unateIy l havn't 5een sick az all.
Yesterday we were all excited,
having seen our first land, the lie
per islands, with over 400 people
with Leprocy.
This morning we saw our first
whale, about 40 foot long and in
this bav sc have seen many sharks
winning around the ship
Lying here in tho baY We are
IN q Harm climate, have shed our
blue suits aad wearing our Cacb
ev suits that IS the field service IN
This war campaign. We have our
rifles and quarters ready for in
spection by Gen. Funston. We
will be here a couple davs to see
this citv of 40 0Co inhabitants and
Ihe former home of Queen Lli.
And then of ON our long trip over
10 Manila, when I will write agam
Our company 6, 10th Q 5 Inf.
bss splendid set of experienced
sRcers. Capt. Green. who served
; years as end Lieut. in 18th o :.
Inf. and 1st Lieut. with the Rose
velt Rough Riders.
let Lieut.. Wheeler. cousin of
GghtlHg Gen: Joe Wheeler, grad
nate of West Point and 5 years Of
Ihat military training,
End Lleut Utterback who serv-
Ad the samo and 1 year as Lieut..
Sta Inf.
While / had the pleasure of be
ing nsned so one ofthe Corporals-
Yours with regards TO all
C0.pOtat Q. " H0acaT6
Take your saw, clock or sewing
,nachlne to George Drake, one
door north of Justus Bissing's
machine shop, if they are oat OF
order he will properly fix then1.
What does the mirror tell him!
Don't Z boileve a new neCtie
would add to the stylish appear
nee of your gentlemen friend, i
hundred styles to select from al
Iudd's store
10 CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY.
take Laxative Bromo QuinIne Tablets,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

4 full lire @ cE Z alade capes,
cloak and a2acI.ss lies just re-
ceived ~ <1ElG Gte@ These
articles were ms 3 oa oay special
order by one OF s1e largest cloak
and cape houses III the United
states: No5 ane-fsr|eF.oI article IN
the entire s.@12naont. Call
and examine be:ae g making pur-
chase eIeeS 5,ere IS%|.{; ZElGltR
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
HICKS ALMANAC.

lllON n y VI y n AOs
Better than ever. All about the
weather for 1900 Being a StLou
is affair he hits it correct nearl,
ever time. Get one and study
what next wears weather will be.
Come in and let us send for one
for YOU.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

Tht Gooideutale r1et Thursda
event z ana elected:
Peter Johnson, Chief Pioneer
Ph',lp ConboY, =. V P.
r. ;. Thomas, j Y. P
B. Arnold, Sargent
G., = Gros,ns, Sec.
6. t.. griffith, reaSurer
II. y Free e, Guide
J. id.iiekauff. Med. Elk.
l n Yast SUD Il ", Joy,
dircc, Is
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

What does the mirror tell him!
Don't Z boiIeve a new neCtie
would add to the stylish appear
nee of your gentleman friend. 4
hundred STYLES to select from al
Iudd's store
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

siiss Jennie Nickles came home
, &c enjoy the holiday vacation.
Monday is New Years and tLa
bank and post Office will be closed
Treasurer Phil Jacobs took in
about $4,000 IN taxes IN his trip
to Ellis last Friday
| H. Appleton, Justice of Peace. C.arks-
burg, n. J., says s'DeWitt's Little Farley Ris-
ers are the best pills made for constipation.
We use No others" Quickly cure all liver and
| bowel troubles. J. c. FARLEY.
Jimmy Philip, brother &C Alex
and George, came SATURDAY. from
Dakota to make visit.
Mrs. Shaw left Saturday to en-
iov the holiday vacation with Mrs
Bird Moore near BrookvIlle.
Mrs James H Reedor and Mrs.
Judge Monroe chrIsmased at EX
celsior springs, Mo.
County commissioners will meet
next Tuesday IN regular quarterly
session to close Up the business
Of he year.
Size does not indicate quality. Beware OF
c.. = rfeit and worthless save offered for
DcWltt's Witch Hazel Salve DeWItt's is the
only original. An infallible cure for piles and
ali skin diseases. ]. c. FARLEY.
There is nothing that fits man
Ike his skin, Next to that bnv
ard nse our underwear, at Judds
Miss Jenhie Nickles had the
pleasure of entertaining christina
her old professor, Oscar Kropft.
WHO stopped over on his way to
Chicago.
Heavyweight Underwear
At lightweight prices
Centlemen's Linen. at Jadd's
DR. Snyder, wife aud daughter
left Sunday for vacation IN Den
vec among friends.
D.. got tired of high lifo' and
Cane home on Thursday
LAST Friday evening ero&;
time was cnjoyed at most of the
country school. the exercises were
Interesting, the yonbg folk VI &
and the old folks nearly 80,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

Nr. e. Kern Of Concord, Mich
NrIfee: Il bought two bottles of
our Wasa Tusa of your agent s
1t gave ne more rellef from Heart
llie than anY Doctor ever did
Farley sells it.
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Take your saw, clock or sewing
machlne to George Drake, one
door north of ,Justus Bissing's
machine shop, if they are oat OF
order be will properly fix them.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
\ dentist comm:

Nondav and Tuesday, Jan ( 2.
DR. W. I. Raffington of Kansas
city will be at the Windsor hotel
prepared to 10 all kinds OF DentaI
work, ard all work guaranteed.
3 ceth extracted bv the latest
painless me heds,
Reuemoer the days. tst 6 2nd-
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Calves & heifers.

| have 80 head of native heif
ers and calves for sale cheap if
applied for soon at my rancho
south west cf Ellis, or Address
H. Il. Rich. Ellis Kan.
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waNTED-sEvERAL BRIGHT = NB
rsels o represent Z IS
- n --iss ard sti II couEtses- : iaTv ~Fo
-cSr Al e! !seEScs Straight p-s,isl-iIziz -
,or<. nc - salar Position permanent
-. rc.e .nc.s. asy lk.uk n zny toS1a- : s
= Inv c.s:e.. ssork conducted a a.,a1e- Re-
: renee. Enclose s=If address, stamped en-
.felope. THE DoMEfoS CoaPAxY,
Dept Chirsgo, IiiiHa's.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30
Heavyweight Underwear
At lightweight prices
1anfIomon,c I jneu af 1ndd'c

Last Friday evening eroa'
tine was enjoyed at most Of the
country school. the exercises were
Interesting, the yonbg folk NJ &
and the old folks nearly so
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

Christmas night Ellis enjoyed
good dance, some going from here
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-12-30

s9iss Jennie Nickles came home
tc enjoy the holiday vacation.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
A ssartl,.s Answer.

A Latin professor was explaining the
derivation Of our word .'ostracixe' to
his class In local academy. He told
the story Of the early Roman republics
and the scheming OF the politicians Of
the times. He related how. when any
man In the republic became obnoxious
to his neighbors. they used to write his
name on an oyster shell u.atIn-ostrc-
um. she'll. and on the receipt Of a
specified number by the consuls that
man was banished. killed or otherwise
removed In some one Of those pleasant
ways the old Romans had. When he
had finished his explanation. he said:
Now, the boy here In the front seat.
what did we derive from the old Latin
usc Of the shell, which was called o.
treumr'
The answer he expected was far
from what he got. for the little student
with spectacles In the front seat arose
and delivered himself thus:
"Trom the Roman habit OF using
shells to get the best Of people. we de-
rive the present Coney Island shell
game. which is a fascinating and cost
" sport"-Brooklyu TimcA
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11

Anderson, superintendent OF Otcro
county. and TO her untiring efforts
and good Judgment much Of the sue
cess OF the work is due.
On Saturday evening the teachers
OF Otero county gave most pleasant
reception to those in attendance from
other counties. The reception was
managed by local committee, head
de by Prof. Cole, and the arrange
ments were all well planned and exc
cuted. After pleasant literary pro-
gram had been rendered, refresh
mcnts OF a delightful character were
served. The evening was pronounced
a success on every hand. Visiting
teachers will carry away pleasant rec
objections OF the occasion.-La Junta
Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
GOSSIP FROM INDIA.

The weather as Simla has not been
particnlarly favorable to the usual out
door amusements-picnics. GymEhanas
and the ,ike-and Lord Curzon himself
has been suffering from bad chill
contracted during a recent spell OF
damp weather. After all, the ladies OF
Simls were disappointed In the rum
ored drawing room. but-the usual full
dress birthday ball was given by Lady
Curxon on June 20
In Ootacamund the sporting season
IL In full swing. though preparations
for the more effeminate fopm Of amuse-
ment are also well to the fore. The
finals for the golf championship.
played 1t ooty. ended in favor Of DIR.
Menxies, while the ladies' cup In the
lawn-t tennis championship was carried
on by Mrs. de Fonblanque. Several al
terations have been made In the hunt
ing fixtures for the season, and tho
time OF the meets" has been altered
from $3.50 to .: 80, a popular change. as
6: 80 entails very early rising. and Ooty
can be very "shivery" at sunrise. His
highness the maharajah Of Mysore is a
devotee of the chase.
Kodiakanal is one OF the smaller hill
stations where the overworked and
heat-worn inhabitants Of the Madras
presidency go for the hot season. and
besides being much quieter than Ooty.
is also much cheaper. always consid-
Grafton ID land Of rupee deprecia-
ton! lis situated in the Pulney hills.
some seven or eight hours drive up
from the plains, and is quite one Of the
healthiest spots In the presidency.
Among other diversion is tennis on the
club courts, boating on the lake and
bicycling ad libitum. The rajah Of
Padukotta is at Kodia this season,
where he has q beautiful place of his
own. He is . thorough sportsman and
very English In ways and dress. Last
season he was in England for some
montha
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
Institute Notes.

The enrolment continues to in
crease.
Supt Barnes and wife, of Prowers
county, are attending the institute
this week.
The oratorical and declamatory con-
tests will be held at the High School
building Wednesday evening.
DR.. Snyder, president of the State
Normal school, will be at the insti-
tute on Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Mrs. Grenfell. state superintendent
Of schools will be present during Il e
week, but the date has not been fixed.
A large audience greeted DR.. Jas.
Baker of the State University. at the
N. Z, church on Monday night. The
lecture was highly complimcnted.
Many of the details OF the present
institute have been managed By Mn.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
Cdntdloupe Growers Meet
inq.
Ing.

The cantaloupe growers meeting
last Monday was the most enthusias-
tic and business-like meeting Of the
kind ever held in Holly. The mem.
hers Of the association seemed to have
prohtcd very much by their experience
last year and each had formed deli
mite idea rs to how the business
should be conducted this season. The
main purpose OF the meeting was TO
elect manager, and when the mat
ter came up lively discussion was
precipitated, some contending that a
manager WAS useless expense while
Others deemed it very necessary that
one be elected. After numerous me.
tions, amendments and substitutes,
and opinions expressed by almost every
member present 1t was voted to elect
amanager and Secretary II. l.. John
son was the unanimous choice for that
position. The question Of salary then
being raised, motion was made and
carried that the manager receive a.. 80
per day for the actual time he devoted
to the business OF the association.
Mr. johnson said he had no especial
desire for the position, but would do
his best to earn his money and give
satisfaction and could probably stand
as much kicking as anyone. Upon a
request from Mr.. Crowley that the
members say what they expect Of the
manager, w. +. Smith arose and
said he expected the manager to get
him $500 per crate for his melons.
W. b. Padley said he expected the
manager TO take all OF his melons
whether they were good or not.
Others expressed similar ludicpus
sentiments which caused much amuse.
mcnt.
The matter Of electing an inspec-
tor was discussed pro and con, the
cons developing large majority and
Mr.. Wetzel will be permitted to fur
nish his own inspector.
SONS shipments are expected TO be
made next week.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
THE SEPTEMBER NUMBER

OF The Delinearor is called the Early
Autumn Number. and combines an es-
sentislly authoritative sy ynopsis Of FASH
ions latest and most artistic creations,
a number of literary features of singular
strenhth and beauty and a variety Of
original discussions on pertinent social
and household themes. In this num-
Der appears delightful story A Wo-
mans Reason. by Ellen Olney Kirk
= spriRh,ly romance demcnsi rating, in
cidentallv. how satisfactorily sffinitirs
may be readjusied. The New Kinder.
garten Papers. by Sara Miller Kirbv,
are taken up nRain in this issue-the
topic for the month being Home Work
and PLY for September. The article
Floral Pillows. bv Katharine E. Max
well, suggests many pleasing possibili-
ties in the construction of serviceahle
souvenirs. Local and educational fen.
lures of the various institutions for wo.
men arc discuss, in College News ty
Carolyn Hais'ead, the History and De-
v-lopement of Club Houses for Women
are summarized by Helen NJ. Winslos.
in Club Women and Life. ConReniality
and good humor pervade the timely
hints IN Girls In,erests and Occupa
tions, by lafayette Mciaws. or spec-
ial home interest are the domestic sub
jecss' Some New Cakes. by Sharlot NJ.
Hall: parfaits by A. s.; The Artistic
Home, by Edna S. Witherspoon. In
addition are the regular department.:
Social Observxncea, by Mrs. Frank
Learned; Fancy L'i,ches and Embroid.
cries. by Emma HAYWOOD; the Millner.
the Diessmaker. l. ,ce- Making. Crorl,et-
ing Knitting; The Newest Books, etc =
a treasury in fact. of entertaining and
improving household information. The
Delincator is issned by the famous
fashion publishers. The Bntierick Pub
fishing Co., at TO II West rslh street.
New York. At The remarkably low rate
Of 81 90 a.year.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
BEAR MEAT IN LONDON.
Il y vssy PsSalar and Brings Good
Price.

IL y vefy PsDalar and Brings . Good
Prics.
London News: A consignment Of
frozen Russian bears arrived at Lead
enhall market = day or two ago. Six
came in their skins-A black. q brown.
two half-grown bears and two cubs
and in addition there were 60 pounds
Of ursine joints. steaks and outlets. A
correspondent informs us that he in
bears meat had been justified by re-
suits. Gone. all gone" said Mr..
Tabor. save that joint hanging there.
which you may take home with you II
SO minded" It needed more courage
to accept than to decline with thanks.
See this." pressed Mr.. Tabor. encour-
aginsly. at the same time producing a
bulging meat basket, containing about
. baron of bear. "A gentleman Of
light and leading In the Fourth Es-
tate viii call for 1t shortly" And he
did. Mr.. Tabor straightway Introducing
the epicure and the skeptic. The val
liant trenchman then pronounced =
glowing eulogium on the succulence Of
ursine nesh. which may possibly bios
som into Dissertation on Roast
Bear" in one Of the new Sunday papers.
should righteous Indignation spare
them long enough. In his view bear
tasted as sweet ~ Southdown sheep.
and the British palate was ridiculous
ly squeamish. He strobe away as
jauntiiy as man goes to q feast The
salesman, resuming. said the six bears
had all gone to restaurateurs up west.
He supposed they were eaten now,
though whether disested he could not
say. They brought two shillings q
pound in London. While hanging in
the market the bears attracted bigger
crowds Of curious spectators than ever
gathered around . bear pit At the Zoo.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
Rep U,sasp Test.

She-which would you rather be, =
little toad In big puddle or big toad
In little puddle?
He (afser long and serious thought
Well. all things considered. I'd prefer
to be big toad In little puddle.
SheThere! have always thought
man Of yourself.-Chicago Times
Hernld.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
The Gossip.

More attention should be paid to the
old fashioned saying, "He who brings
will .carry." II man brings bad sto-
ries about others to you. he will carry
bad stories about you to others. This
Is SO true 1t Is wonder that people
when with gossips. Don't let nny one
carry anything from you.-Atchison
Globe.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
No Rteh. To us,sness.

The woman who in lovely in face.
form and temper will always have
friends. hnt one who would he attract
i've must keep her health. II she ia
weak, sickly and all run down. she will
be nervous and irritabie. II che hrs
constipation nr kidney tronble, her i'm
pure bl,od will cause pimpl+s. blotches.
skin eruptions and wretched complex
ion. Electric isitiers is the hest medi-
cine in the world 10 regulate stomach.
liver and kidneys AMI to purify the
blood. l. gives strong nerves. bright
eyes, smooth velvity kin, rich COM
plexion. II will make good-loosing.
charming woman of a rundown inva-
lid. Only 80 cents at Ikelinan Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
For Sale Or Trade.

II YOU want to buy or trade for a
good show outfit worth 300 come to
this Office and see the one we have.
1t consists Of Il high grade stereop-
ticon, a3 views, screen 10 Z 10 IT., 600
posters IA p in, 900 admission tick
cts etc: all for $50 only.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
Volcanic EvuptIons.

Are grand. but Skin Eruptio1s rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica S.lys. i
cnres them; also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils. F.lons,
Corns, Warts, Cn.f. Bruises. Barns
Scalds. Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Best fsle cure on earth. Drives OUT 4
Pains and Aches. Only % cents a box
Cure guaranteed. For sale by Ikelman
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
sismarck.s iron Nerve.

Was the result ofl,is splendid health.
indomitable will and tremendous ener-
y are n''t found where Stomach. Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels are ont Of order
Lyon wan, these qualities and The suc-
,rss they hiring. us@ DR.. Kings New
Life P,iis. They develop every p'.wrr
Of brain and body. Only % cents At
iktlmam Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
DR.. cADr.s CONDITION pow

DERS.are just what = horse needs
when ia bad condition. Tonic, blood
purifier and vermif,.ge. They are not
food Int medicine and TIE i,rsf in nss
to put horse IN prime condition.
Price % cents per package. For sale
BY Ikelman Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
wheeler In the Philippines.

Come in. Agunado. lay yoh weapons down
Might as well go peaccable to Jail.
Tain use to frown
Or go stirrin up de town.
Case Cincral Joe is campin on yoh trail
No matter whsh you's hidin-in de woods OF Dc
bayou
He'll climb tree an spot you without fail.
Confess yoh game ID through,
It's dc onlies' thing to do.
Case Cinersl Joe is campin on yoh trail.
Washington Star.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
Dewey Took the Hi.s.

Here is a mighty good story and
probably a true one that Captain Cogh-
Ian told at the Winfield meeting re-
Gently: Dewey sailed Into Maniln har-
Dor, fought his battle and then cut
the cable. 7'he English admiral want
ed to help him. but didn't dare. But
he thought that Dewey might take a
hint. So the English admiral sailed
over to Dewey and said: "Ah. see
you have cut cable" "Yes,
answered Dewey. (which oneT
asked the Innocent English admiral.
And then Dewey. knowing for the
first time there were two cables, rus
tied back. grappled for the second
cable and cut it.-Lawrence (KanD
Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
u. knew Ret n. vv.-a.

did your father bring your asked
= teacher in West Virginia mountain
Sunday school Of small new pupil
Me whaty'
.Your father.-
Nome
"Did you come aioner-
Nome"
who came with your
NE pap."-Harper's Baxaf.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
Dsae.stses

There Is some one giving away the
facts concerning our secret proceed
ingsr exclaimed one Official
But we haven't really done any
thing"
''Of course And that's the damag-
Ing fact which has been divulsed =
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-29
RAvAdES OF STORM.
Texas Towns are Submerged and
Lives may be Lost.

Houston, Texas, June 29.-The
most destructive storm in twenty
years is raging in this portion OF
the state. From reports coming
in now it is learned the storm ex-
tends all along the coast and many
miles inland.
The rivers are overhowing their
banks and property is being de-
stroyed. Buffalo Bayou has risen
ten feet and is still rising. At Port
Arthur the streets are inundated
and many houses are practically
submerged. Many boats have
been lost and it is feared their
crews are drowned.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-29
Luxury. Right or wrong.

Discussing the right or wrong of
luxury in The North American Review
Professor F. Spencer Baldwin. a Boston
university authority on economics.
comes to these conclusions
There are justiiable and there are
unjustifiable iuxnrles-
In general it may be laid down that
a luxury which contributes to the eff
cheney of the individual i'll the widest
sense and which does not impose on So
ciety for the satisfaction of its demands
an unwholesome and degrading form of
labor Is perfectly justi6able.
This sanction of luxury is not to be
stretched to cover unlimited self in
dulgence. The part played by rational
self sacrifice in the development of ch lr-
acter is not to be overlooked Constant
self indulgence is demoralizing
But in general a man has night to
spend money for anything that enriches
and diversifies his life. and thus aids i'll
the developing and rounding out of his
personality. provi led the labor that is
required for ene production of the arti-
cles in question be agreeable and innoc-
uous
''On the other hand. a luxury that de-
moralizes the Individual or calls for .
poxious form Of labor is unjustifisble !"
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-29
How To Quie. n ChIId,

A little girl frequently fame, ed she
saw bears and tigers whenever she hap
pened to awake in the night Presuma-
bly, she dreamed of some danger, may
be On account of having eaten too much
for supper or having eaten the wrong
kind of -ood Atany rate. she frequent
ly awoka crying in the night, and in
her fear interpreted the dim outlines of
dress or curtain as fearful beast
that was about to attack her The best
thing to do is to deal tenderly with such
fancies and remove the child as far as
posi- Dle from the object that has caused
her excitement
Then if you can do so without dis
tu":nng the other children, light the lamp
and let the light fall full ON the thing
that has given rise to her fear BE slow,
and express your opinion first as kind
OF preliminary assumption that the bear
may after all be mamma s skirt or the
curtain moving in the draft. and when
this comforting probability is under
stood follow up your advantage and de-
clare it to be good joke that a harm
less piece of cloth should look like fear
full animal Make the child smile at the
incongruity Of her fancy, and her laugh
VIII cure the horror of the dream and
dispel the nightmare as sunshine dis
solves the mist Arena