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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS m

STORE sold at RETAIL Fop
CASH.
Nice Clean goods strictly COST being a
less than goods regularly solda
All Patent Medicines Drugs medicines
Articles Hair Tooth Nailand Shaving Brushes Paper Envelopes Combs
Instruments Bandage called
in first Drug These Clean as b
mess only started about two years Since
Never opportunity supply at sb
low figures will Physicians Country especially
examine Stock Call under Windsor Hotel
A, w, SMITH.
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The Times-Recorder Is the

Omcial Organ of the City of Americas.
Omcial Organ of Sumter County.
Oncial Organ of Webster County.
OmciaI Organ of Railroad Commission O
Georgia for the Sd Congressional Distric
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
z ALL w AY.
Schedules Effective, August I'd, 1904

Arrival and departure OF trains at Alneri-
Gus, Ga.-Central of Georgia Railway Pas
sengcr Station. Goth Meridian Time.
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Dep rtures.
FOrMacOn,

FOrMacon, Atlanta, Augusta ard
Savannah. .................. *5 08 z N
For Albany, DOthan and FIorala. IS 10 d N
: Albany and Hartford ....... ..."1 IS . m
Macon and Atlanta. .............a1 AZ p m
s. Macon, Atlanta, SavaL nah and
Augusta ............* $40 z5 p m
For Columbus Birmin CHAM and
intermediate points. ..,..........+6 As a N
For Columbus, Opelika and inter
mediate points. :. ............... 1926 p m
Fort Valley .......... -, $40 25 p m
For Albany and interim ediate pts IS p In
Troy........ ...........:. -, IS 10 m
For Eufaula, Montgomery and
Troy =. ........ .......... 81 IS p N
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Arrivals

From Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta,
Macon ................... - 8 E5 . m
From Florala, Dothan and Albany 40 p p N
Hartford and Albany. 80. :, 'I43pm,
Atlanta and Macon........... vi 59 p N
and Macon ;. ................... "6 10 am
Intern edIate points ............. SIC so p m
mediate points - ............* 80 m
Fort Valley. .................'....~ *e 1Oam
From Birmingham. Columbus, via
Fort Valley " - IS pm
points. -. .l ..................: *5 o8 m
Eufaula -. ,....,.....,. -. VI 42pm
Eufaula. ........ ,.'......... .....+10 25 N
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Sore
Throat

Throat affections should never be neglected.
Sore throat leads to Quinsy and Diphtheria. /.
is of vital importance to have a remedy at hand
in the early stages of troubles Of this nature.
Many are the deaths that have resulted from q
neglected Sore Throat.
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HamJins $50
W ! I;.I!I1i
S: OIL

CURES THIS DISEASE QUICKLY AND EFFECTIVELY.
c. A Bryant, of Animas City, Col, writes:
Throat and had the best doctors l could get,
but they gave me no relief The first application
of Hamlins Wizard Oil gave me relief and by
of Ha1nlins Wizard Oil is worth its weight in gold
to any person.
Henry Wade of Washington, La, writes,
Sept. 4, 1900 My wife suffered with Sore
and doctored nothing seemed to help her. l
procured a bottle of Hamlins Wizard Oil and it
has done more good than anything in the world.
There is only one Wizard On-Ham1ins -
name blown in the bottle. Signature " Hamlin
Bros" wrapper. Take no substitute. soc.
and S1.OO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
Recent Decisions by Wise Jersey Jurists

Judge Frederick Adams, at New.
ark, in the case of Miss Werpupp. de-
Cided that the life of a healthy boy
is worth twice as much as that OF a
Girl in equal health and ot The same
age.
a Newark jury assessed Policeman
Thomas j. Dockery six cents fer kiss
iug Miss Theresa Heavy.
\ iurs gave !. Edward Hunter Of
Pompton S1oo because an Erie rail
read conductor oyerchareed him
three cents,
\ jury a Alentowa n j.. gave
MIS-. Isabella u f.ate14e $22..ot'o &a'n-
ages for be;ng put 9ff al EH.e ra.-
read train.
Justice Gtmmere in Trenton, sci
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

aside $1,000 verdict for the Killing
ot 5-year.oId hey, saying child
life was worth only 81.
one dollar vas the amount a%araI-
ed 10 Luigi Sanfranni by Jud2e Jehn
:. Blair OF jersey City. fer a Killed
cat.
Miss Laura Biggar. Dr. {. {. Hen
drfck and Samuel Stanton were al
tried at the same tine on the same
charge Of conspiracy to saia posses
SION OF the Bennett estate. mar,
rage certificate alleged 10 be fraus.-
uient and the certificate Of q birth
ol a child TO Laura Biegaf, although
ii was alleged that none had beea
born fgarel in The charses. Miss
Biagar We tree6; both men We
convicted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
A GIRL REFUSES 4 MILLION.

T,.5- - aat at.l -Haua! com
.!ee = ~ aHUiou VI
aosarea.tr ! taeg worth chroniclin1
ro= c5rc8H sfanee which is much
a.aza asfaafsh.sfa n oaan setian with
:h5. case of fha maid from the banks OF
tIla Bhiao 70 whom this wonderful
hing has ias- happened is the fact
-hat 9ho refuses 70 accept the money
stating frankly hat she prefors to re.
ain a servant, according to the West.
minster Gazette That any girl in
Civilization should actually be happy
j. iom4sfice service nowadays is a
ost difficult fact to realize. The
case in question is romantic one
from first O last. and should suggest
fruitful theme to nove,ists in search
e ulots. She was a foundline, brousht
II, IN an orphanaeo; her father at his
6cath lcft some valuable house prop
eit9 20 her, and her mother, after a
tarch Of many years for her child.
has recently discovered her and Of
fcrs her whole larae fortune If her
daughter vii come and live With her
'ut tn girl refuses TO accept both he'
late fathers and her mo hrs propoft@
AM states as her only reason that sh
"vaul3 rather remain a servani.' /
seems almost a case OF the Iittle mai
b@iu@ a mlNonaiross already, by yir
tae-af the fact hat @ho is happy in am
saa..Ged With h. Let II -. the rie'
j. heri'anco cen 20 nothing for hor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
Equality in Pie.

A certain man of letters who has
been spending the summer IN the
Catskills reports having overheard the
following conversation between two
rustic fellow guests at his boarding
table:
First rustic tcutting pie in two un-
equal pieces and giving his friend
the smaller piece)-Thar's yer pie,
Jonas
Second rustic lin an aggrieved tone)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
BEST FOR REAL ESTATE.

I.oae a1o the real estate dealers of
New Yorz, like thCse Of most cities,
adopted he policy of eonfning Their
Advertising expenditures 10 the news
papers, L is estimated that NOR
kan $2.do000o is spent every year in
that city for real estate advertising
il the newspapers Jackson
.tNich4 Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
HTTlC TREASURES
FOR MODERN USE.

sl.i1.er.saes laid a42y ta i1e earg=
rhare are stuffs time sefteHad anl
.a.n mellawqd. which # m44:sh.s eat
fas.s ere a .ans iofr3-e1z attractive.
IN saes. 1here IS lie Ian5a 3AIs
eaaae shawl, HeaF.ls #4sai#aasa -
Ia7aal stitch. ana - aaa7f
i t1 =4las1 at al
.s.ar-ar o.. sa.1l in width.
raftv years ago oerchaaee. VII =
hoops Wara having .haa ~. his
shawl vas @osn 6E some proud dame
to.d.d . IS . make a long point in
In 5ac& and nearing he bottom II
hee freek.
Even were the wea 5er toe warm
70 warrant IS ariag, II was folde.t
az talIy showing Is e,Hbreid-fies aaJ
fringe. and carried over the small
Of the arm.
Later came the day When, with tn
poke bonnet and the hoops, il was
pat by in some cedar chest, and Whese
il has since ain .ItE.
Nov Is the tine fer whoever IS
her 70 his cd crepe shaw TO r.
c,a.m from It's hdm9 piaee. look
il over. and be more Tran eleefal
shaald t have def4a aath 10Th az
rus.
sbaa1d it, as VII, have HHrne9 1ts.,
TaealIx - Il .aae#of= rieh, cream c4-
ef. he iee@zs.tn Of is owner is sim
ratted. s.0ee uorhtng now j. more
Il .h.ouable than soYas Of ha1 shade
fo fabric ,aora desired Than G. =
5.as - enAro4ered.
Nara af.ea han net, hawcyer. sHea
=HaH an fau3 -o=te= s.fshftH
-..a. = ata here ael tb=r4 #ttl
Oh 0atet 4 msz7hen a@ eoazil r
.a.or o#ror win EEe he-t and y
=51
ema - .2aeAz aa
uarIf0jo 9o.a., aas.vety na.. ~
ration af=ouo Of fhaze ac.
-aa@I-. primarily she mad t#a -.
a4 made. ore Of bl4c5 VII h12l
rs#cE. tho a-ber of an exquisite shad
- aqotsa b.ue, and cut y = aHt i
ne neck.
Attached 10 ne latter slip was
e5auatv Of leHcate chiffon cloth @
thg same shade Around the bottom
q, the skirt and below he =lbo"
especially i fell in soft fioane, $.
when with il The black lace over
dress vas Worn the combination w
Nos. attractive. and not soul Win
ous the secret would have associatee
,te gown with the young woman
much admired black lace afteraoe.
frock.
Heavy Cluny lace bedspreads ar
Al present being converted int
gowns.
The models that suit them best are
princess shape, and, curiousiy
enough, It is ultra modish 20 have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

riga,.2 made =0p#oter tuIse t1o14caa IN
dea>gsf5= They ar worn With hfsh
j. ,.a- eo=.ar.= jst ornaments II .llz
lar al .....s.a#=3sa in II way trim
q. ~,
Il hn..l.. . - Be sgeees ed .hat a.
ta za#H Ea"'a,ma" from pa.
.saa4-sz. - f9g eaeE aa3 .ef#
Sc tz7a.5 MS a
-ts=}
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

While jumpjns a rope at school last
Wednesday. Enoia. the ten-year-old
daughter Of George Howard. fell and
broke her arm between the wrist and
elbow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

While Walls McAlpine was at work
at the cotton yard in Junction City
he stepped into hole in the plat
form. which resulted in breaking his
leg between the knee and ankle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
THANKSGIVING OFFER.

a special discount Of 20 per cent
O. larships un.il this notice is
withdrawn. Pay fer Your scholarship
row ard enter later if YOU wish.
Dav crA night sessions
JAMES BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

peter Karalas. a Greek, WAS run
5ver and killed at Paraeonld by an
engine of the Paragoald Southeast
prn railroad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Say, Elias, if I'd been a dealin' on'
that pie I'd a given you the bieSes
piece!
First rustic-Wal, Jonas, what yer
kickin' about-aint I got it?-Ha'
per's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Green River whisky at the Val.
aey saloon, corner Fourth and Main.
Nicely furnished rooms for rent
reasonable, 500 West Baraqne street.
"A beautiful line Of hand painted
china at closing ont price at Gott-
lieb's.
Have your picture framed at ths
Pine Bluff Wall Paper company. Both
homes.
For beer, cigars and liquors call
at Valley saloon. Fred senyard.
proprietor.
Are you aware Of tha fact that the
Anchor Laundry does the best work
IT the city,
The largest and hest, the r.oss
complete line of watches. can be $ en
al Gottleb,s.
If you want package Of pure
homemade candy, made fresh every
day so 20 222 Main.
If you need glass putin your
window or door, call up the Pine Btuf
Wall Paper company.
Ne don't carry enn, st.l} We
ain to please yea. 1'aion Electric
company. Beth phone.
cut glass 9Th Lest Maautactar=
err product on the market. eisa aad
beautiful, al Gou'ieb's.
Fresh meas = Al lan7z f@e
canned goods. ETC.. Al ~ aa.r@ ae@
be-. brand#. - E.a#@et simmons
-eaa aaa faet Heer Xmas pr
en;s wh.Ia ou sod. i new- We
Will lay away fa.. vo9 at Go.1It 5's.
Second haHa fua.ftos and srotes
az good as new. sidney II l'as. second
hard storo. pal West Second =aHenna,
For =sa2e-0~e good brood mare
ore fire saddle horsa, enc fire saddle
colt, three years OIL. Apply j. "
Dntton
The Pacific hotel has started to
serving meals again First class
accommodations Cal ard -ee ne,
Edw. De2onia, prop
Just received LARGE shipment q
the latest designs III wall paper. Pine
Bluff Wall Paper company IL Main
street. Both phones.
Tho Anchor Laundry with is
new process of was 5a@ Rishoat ehlor-
ide If }me. is conceded as aoire the
best Work n n city
-Ald1oss Mis- Fannie C. l1anl.e
IL Indiana A4eaae.- cAseago f4e =
formation - hand psiafea #ceee# #e11..-
and othea picture ao4o'fao=
rhoro i ealH ea4
rluh Hlare Hraasag j.. A. HsHt#er
a. KING Loo wfi-f. al~ zol7 4n.on
j. atd aa# aaa Iagpers
I}i Nve says #hea ia 5e5s5r
lei rac unh. Ne say when ya1
need wiring call as ap tn9n EIga
uie company Bofh phore.
Pine cry Bedding company viii
sell an GRADES Of mattresses to Estai
trade IN the CITY. Cal ora u: with
and State stree:s. ola phone Sa6.
The landslide vas for Roos@y.1t =.
1sut Lambeth carries III East En-
With all kinds o, fresh meats, 17o2
ssast Fourth avenue; cd phone 52G.
-F~n ing the needs oe eva,y house.
hold and the things Necessary for q
Thanksgiving dinner, have received
large sock of the fest groceries
Emmet Simmons.
Looking after the wants Of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28
SEE DRS. BLACK BROTHERS
ABOUT YOUR TEETH.

Models pose by the hour; all othe'
women by the. lifetime. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

The Elks meet Tuesday night
sam Pierce, Hardy Kilgore and w
II. Laneford will be initiated. y full
attendance is desired. Refreshments
vii be served. The memorial ser.
vice will be held next Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

tldren for Christmas I have receiy-
II a large stock of candies nuts,
f,uits. otc.: everything for their
christmas. Emmet simmons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

-Lost-A brown leather hand pure.
containing baby,s short skirt
pattaga- and som> money. If find r
vii! please return sNir. may have
the balance. Notify Mrs. Cha.
0.Neal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Pine cry Bedding company viii
sell al GRADES Of mattresses to Fstai
trade in The city. Cal ou u; T@.t h
ana State streets. 0la phone 500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Just received LARGE shipment of
the latest designs in wall paper. Pine
Bluff Wall Paper company, IL Main
street. Both phones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

The landslide was for Roos@yt T.
hut Lamhe,h carries III East En =
With all kinds O. fresh meats; 1-o2
tsnst Fourth avenue; cd phone 52f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

-F~n ing the needs % eve,y house
hold and the things necessary for q
Thank giving dinner, have received
a large sock of the fest groceries.-
Emmet Simmons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Tho Anchor Laundry with is
new process of washing Rishaat ehlor-
de If 1me IS conc =ae3 as aoire the
best work u n city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

For sale-GHe good brood mare.
ore fire saddle horsa, enc fire saddle
colt, three years ol7. Apply ]. W
Dntton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

Looking after the wants Of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

-GaH and 1aat Hessr Naas pfe--
enis whfIa Qrr stae3; naw We
Will lev away f.. Eog IT G9rtf rs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

I5ia Eve sass When ja 4e6
tel ehc tenth. Ne say when ya
need wiring call1ls np. 1.en l-.gz
tric company. 10th rhore
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

The Pacific hotel has ssartstI to
serving meals again First class
accommodations Call ard see ne,
Edw. DHonia, prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-28

-Aldto-s Mis- Fannie e. l'arl.e
III Indiana -&4ea4e- Chicaga t44. -
formation. - hand pefafel =oeFo#e.l1.l-
and 8thee picture .oEoAfan+
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The Financiers.

The Linnet Club OF ladies had been lis
tening to q lecture In which economies and
sociology were subtly blended. ut was
very abe" yourd Mra. Tenney said, judi
cally, but don't entirely agree with hr.
Hope In what be said about woman's clip
shod business ways. think the average
woman Ia as good inancier 90 the aversge
nan.
50 do !! said Mfs. Pell, emphaiically. |
DONE spend half the money Mr.. Pell does
for shines ard newspapers and things.
She IL every bit as discriminating 10 ssy.
lpgs aud expenditures as he II, continued
Mrs. Tenney, returning to the atsTtc.
Besldes. she d1esn't smoke, supplement-
cd Mrs. Prll, dropping back 20 the con-
crete.
DO you know, Mrs.. s.cdnan began,
thougb;faily, don't believe I've ever saw
ed penny Ii my life.
Not on auytbipaf No. even bargalEt'
dtmsbded Mrs. Peli, eIeitedly.
No, Eaid Mrs. sadmAn, shsmefaeedly. !
am cut ard cut exlraysgsnt.
Why don't you star, bark secountf Il
nigh, h'lp you, said Mrs. Tenney, Kindly.
Yes, Why don't You' Mrs. Pell said. I've
had one for yesrt-long before ] was rsr-
rIei.
OF course you have onei Mrs. s.ecmsn
asked Mrs. Tenney.
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Dogs on tho field

The tTani 4 OF dog Tor serycai Ia The
field operations OF foreign armles has been
described 10 Ihe LampaHion. ]. now al r
pears that the practical value Of these
suXlliaries Is about TO be severely tested.
The Russian government, says Tit-Bits, is
10 communication with Msi)r Hautonville
Richardson, rotir, d oilicer OF the British
army, on the subject Of biz supplying ca
nine ambulance corps for the far East,
Msl,r Richardson cou,il lers that the
best dogs for ordinary work In the field are
black or cable collies. Intelligence not
breed, however, ia the chief consideration
The Russians hays adopted the CaueSt ian
dog France favors the "smugglers dogs;
well known on her frontiers Austria en-
ploys Dilmatianj; Turkey finds Asiatlc
sheep dogs most suitable, and Germany
selects colies.
The trained dog can be employed In mum
Der OF ways. lie may act rs scout, as
an outpost to the outposts; in an actual
engagement his services are readily avail
rble for the transport OF reserve ammuni.
tlon to the firing line; in siege or invest
ment he may be used as sentry, and In
this capacity would prove Invaluable in
guarding az inst surprise.
But IL is 10 ambulance work that the dog
may provide the greatest service TO man,
and 1t Is to this special and important phase
that Msjor Richardson has devoted many
years, training his dogs to perform their
FL h.-4-,,thoaSe'
The besinti1g Of training for field SER
vice is to take the dog to a quiet spot and
have an assistant creep up slowly toward
dog aud master. The dog scents the ap-
proach and gives warning by growing
barking being always prohibited by the
trainer, since In wartime 1t would betray
the dogs presence to the enemy.
In ambulance work, the dog, fading
wounded man, lies down beside him, and
the wounded man, II not too seriously III
ured, helps himself to the brandy carried
By the dog in n flask upon Its back.
Tae dog slsJ carries bandage', water
proof sheet, pencil and a piece Of paper.
The wounded man scribbles hasty note
20 inform his comrades In what part OF the
He'd to fl d him; then, inimating to the
log by a wave OF his hand that 1t Is to re
urn, the deg dashes Of agaln to the ambu-
ance headquarters.
Help IL despatched at once, the ambu.
ance party being led to the spot by the
log itself. The wounded man has In the
been erabled roughly TO bandage
iis wounds, and perhaps, by stopping a
dangerous 1og Of blood, to save his life.
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oh, yes; Il 10 90 much lees bother to pay
with checks. 80 much more buslnesslise
too, you know, Mrs. Tcnucy replied.
I've always though; u might be hard 70
keep straight 10 ones accounts, saii Mrt,
stedman, tlmidly Il seemed simple 10 ask
Tor money, or have things charg,d. But
sm going 70 have an account. What Ia your
bank, Mrs. rennsy'
Mrs. Tenny rf seted hrh fg. | use the
same one thst my husband docs, she an.
swered, direreetly.
Has Il nsme--or anything Mrs S,ed.
man ssk,d. ia like to have my money
where mtbody know has an account.
Oh, irr nv bank urged Mrs. P,ll. I've
been there for years, @ said. when
was maIrh d Mr., Pell spoke Of his bank, but
| said Nos where father kept his money Is
good enough for me, aud I've been gong
there ever titc II iss perfectly tplendii
bank, with special room for womon.
what's the name OF ~ Mrs. S,edman
asked, hopefully.
The nsm,f repeated Mrs rell. a,that
doesn't matter at all. I'll tell you whero II
Is, q when you go there they II give you
= book Of blank checks and do all that sort
oi thing for you. Ice right between that
hat shop and Dressler's--there couldn't be
a better place for bank, light In the heart
OF eyery'hing,
I'm sure 1t must be good bank said |
Mrs, stcdman, warmly. simply adore
Dfessler's rqrt mousse Thank you very
much, Mrs. Pell.
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/

The baL d hiiden IN a vert Of ferns snd
rose treillses, was playing lovely fsntssa
10 low, softly delicious chords, and dozens
Of couples were proncnadlpg the suites Of
rooms, Addie Arlington ard Fftd JernyDg.
ham among them, and the young gentleman
evidently not delightfully."- interested 10 the
tenor Of the yourg lsdy's animated con-
ysrssiion.
Why, be Ia the bardsomest nan ever
saw 10 my life o, coure, I'll except you,
Fred and the pearIy teeth twitkled In &
sn lie for second. Bot want TO teir bis
name. want to know ell about him. Fred
IL he rlets
IL was impossible for maiter-tffact
youbg Jerrypshsm to understand whether
or rot A die was II earnest.
Hisrlms ls--Melion, sEd krow nothing
whatever about bin, ,roept tha. he's
member Of an erglneer corps. don't see
what there IL about him 50 remarkably
handsome.
You're not to be supposed 10 see any mas.
callne attractions berond your own, Fred
die. Bat II he's only AZ engineer Hsft
That's our waltz.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-15
-~-sH=es~~---n -
sir Conan Dovlo's First Case.

Conan Doyle, on being asked why he gave
up the practice Of medicine, replied that 1t
was too hard work, and related story
which is transcribed In tho New York Tri-
bune, The doctots drsJ oll to5k place on
a cold January midnight.
The iingle Of o door bell woke me from
sound sleep, and shiveriag aud yawnlng,
put my head OUT Of the wludow and said
Who's theref
Doctor, said voice, can you come 10
Peter Smiths house at onceg His youngeit
girl has took dose Of laudanum by mis-.
take for paregoric, and we're afraid 81 ell
die.
All right III come, said.
dressed and tramped three miles In tie
cold and the wet to Smiths. Twice on the
way ! slipped and fell on the icy pavement,
and once my hat blew of, and ! was half
an hour finding It. Finally reached
Smiths. The house was dark--shutters tll
closed-not light. ! rang the bell. No
answer. At last head stuck Itself ginger
ly out OF the window In the third story.
BE you DR.. D)yles II said.
Yes, let me In.
Oh, no need to come 10, doc .or, said tho
head. Child's all right. Sleeping quiet.
But how much laudanBm did you give II.
only two drops, doctor. Not enough
to hurt cat. Guess better take my head
In now. Night air is damp. Sorry to have
troubled you.
buttoned up my coat and turned home.
ward, trying TO stl0e my anger. Sudden
lY the window was raised again aud the
same voice cried
Doctor! say, doctor
hurried back. Perhaps tho child had
.aken turn for the worse.
Well, what do you wantf said.
The voice made answer
Ye WON'T charge nothing Tor this visit,
will yer