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Evening journal., 1905-11-15

sHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ Of Levari Facias to me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale, at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county.
State Of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 25th DAY or NOVEMBER, 1875.
At 10 o'clock "a. m.
the following described real estate. viz:
An those two certain lots of land situ-
ate I'M the city of Wilmington. New Castle
county and State of Delaware. bounded
and described as follows to wit:
NO. ]. With The large dwelling house
thereon erected. beginning at the inter
section OF the oastcrly side of Broomf
street and the southerly side Of Onl
street az nfty feet wide. thence easterl,
along said side OF Oak street two hundred
and thirty-iive feet to corner: theme,
sOuthcrly ana parallel with BrOOme street
one hundred and sixty-seveu feet to i
corner for No. g. hereinafter described
| thence westerly and parallel with Oal
street two-hundred and thirty-hve feet
/ 20 said side Of RrOOme street and theme,
thereby noriherly one hundred and sixty.
seven feet TO the place of beginning. D.,
the contents thereof what they may
No Q, with the school building thereon
erected, beginning at point on the east
] crly side Of Broome street at the distance
of one hundred and hfty-four feet north,
/ erlv from the northorly side of Cedar
| street. thence easterly and parallel viii
\ Cedar street two hundred and thlrty-fiv,
/ feet TO the westerly side of an alley
/ twelve feet wide leading into Cedar street
thence northerly along said side of sale
alley parallel with Broome street forty
nine feet more or less TO No. /. hercir
described. thence westerly thereby ant
parallel with Cedar street two hundred
and thirty-hve feet to said side OF
Broome street, and thence thereby south
| erly forty-nine feet more or less to th,
place of beginning. be the contents there
of what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution as tn
property Of John NJ Duncan and TO b,
sold by
HARRY GILLIS Sheriff.
Sherins Office, Wilmington, Del.
! November 9, 1905
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NOTICES

NOTICE TO sPORTsMEN-The open
season in this state for Quail and
Rabbits commences November 18th and
closes December 31st. Non-residents
must procure licenses from this asso-
citation before shooting here. Delaware
Game Protective Association, E. G.
Bradford. Jr., Sec'y. nov SIT
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FINANCIAL
10 PER CENT.

A Guaranteed Investment with
Minimum Interest of 10 per cent.
annually. For full information,
call or address
EDW. D. KING,
Room GOA Ford Bldg, Wilmington, Del.
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AM OFFER

on any Of these properties VIII be con-
sidered, as we must sell.
4O5 Washington street. Is T. and b.
910 Jackson street. 10 r. and b.
70i jefferson street, 8 r and b.
SO21 Delaware avenue, 10 r. and b.
1905 Tatnall street, 10 r. and b.
1O2 W. Eighteenth street, IL r. and b.
1908 w. Thirteenth street, 10 r. and b.
11l6 King street, 9 r. and b.
513 e. Sixth street. T. and b.
ZIG Walnut street, +. and b.
1901 Walnut street. 10 T. and b.
1903 Walnut street, 8 r. and b.
7O3 w. Tenth street, r and b.
1912 Poplar street, r. and b.
Charles e. Kurtz, 1011 Market street,
Opposite Court House)
Oct. 1s-e.o.d.
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ZEAL ESTATE.

iFOR SALE Good Residences between
Franklin and proome streets from
Eighth to Lowering avenue Some great
bargains. j. r. d. SEEDS, 17l0 Broome
street. Sep. 27-tf
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FOR SALE.
L. nIn .aILnnlInla 10 a runrd

FOR SALE-The most stylish horse in
Wilmington; seven years old;
thoroughly broken; fearless of all OBJ
jects; perfectly safe for lady to drive.
Also two dearborns and one fresh COW.
Apply Thos. A. Sharpe, Stalls Nos. %
and 20 City Market or No. 9O5 Adams
street. Nov 1O-tf.
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WANTED.
Thlg elassIaeatIon lse a word.

neutrality-suspicious. users to ex-
anime the new L. c. Smith &
Bros. writing in sight typewriter. All
blind" features eliminated. Rebuilt
Remington machines for sale or rent.
Chas G.. Guyer, Court Stenographer.
S26 Market street. Phone 1898.
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papered from $3.50
up. NJ. Ginsburg, 2SS Madison St
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FOR Ram.

APARTMENTs-Girard, sos SO7 and
500 Race street. Philadalbhia.
Rooms 25c. 35c. SOC. Gentlemen only.
oct. 7--3m.
ROOMS FOR RENT. with hoard; and
single rooms for gentlemen. APP
ply S26 Adams st. eod-tf
FOR RENTING nice rooms. Apply
No. IA =. Head ST. Nov. 15-tf
FOR Rents. w. Cor. 4th and Poular,
ten rooms and bath and store.
Chas. c. Kurtz. Nov6-eod-tf
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BUY AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS

BUY AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
and secure for yourself a steady
income; business is tbe old fashioned.
time-tried method, OF getting richs
don't monkey with "gat rich quick"
schemes; we are the only exclusive
business brokers" IN the country, and
can place you in an established. good
paying business, no matter where you
wish to locate. Write to-day and let
US know what you want. Robert NJ
Zurich & Co.. Inc. PittSbrrg. Pa
April 2s-tf
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MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.

Hand and Power Pumps,
Towers, Tanks and Windmils, Hot Air
Engines and Compressors. II. L. Trot-
man. 107 n. Third St.. Philadelphia, Pa
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New Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket

Office.
Now located at sos Market street.
convenient to municipal buildings,
principal offices and hotels. Tickets to
an points on sale. Also Pullman ac-
commodations.
D. g. A. Phone No. $3.50.
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SAF FSnew and secondhand; re-
~'N pairing. Both Phones.
Barnes Safe and Lock Co., II n. Sixth
St., Philadelphia. Pa.
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Bay rum-Harbor grog.
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Managing Editor-Who wrote that ao-
count Of the De Peyater weddingf
City Hditor-The sporting editor.
ManaginE Editor-f thought 30. He says
that the bridl couple met at the hitoh-
ing post.
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BASKET S,

AL kinds of reed and will
low ware baskets and
chairs made to order Re-
pairs to chairs, go-carts
and baby coaches. Porch
chairs re-seated.
PAUL ANDREE,
Basket Manufactures,
5th and jefferson Sts.
TO ORDER
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50 IN RUG WILL CARPET
w. w your floor. Oriental de-
signs. Reversible. Catalogue. Wills
Rug Co., 6S North Eighth St, Second
floor, Philadelphia.
FOR SALE.-Large consignment Of
Furniture from Philadelphia and
New York storage houses. This lot Of
goods must be sold. Everything bought,
sold and exchanged. W. MCDOWELL &
SON, 2O7 Market. 206 Shipley. Phone
96lA. Open evenings Oct. 6-tf.
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SIGN PAINTING.

ALL KINDS or sIoNs made at Bueher'a
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FOR sALE-A farm OF 145 acres, on
the Newark and Delaware City
Railroad, about one and one-half miles
west of Porter's station, good build
ings. barn new last year. Apply The
Real Estate Department, The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co.
Nov. &c. o. dim.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Coal yard with
modern sheds, in busy part Of
city; sells for less than building and
machinery; also houses for sale cheap
I'm all parts of city on monthly pay
ments. c. f. Park, Gen. Mgr, state
Building and Loan Bank. 8 E. Ninth
St., Bayard Annex. Oct. 12-1m-eod
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Euchredi
Chappelgh-Your sister pretended she
didn't sec me when j bowed TO her Isn't
ahe something OF joker7
sandford-Well. I can't say that she's a
Joker. but you certainly were the left
boucA
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Bcsr Way.
Countryman-Ther people around hers
uster tie their goats ter my fence posts.
Cityman-How did you stop it7
Countryman-Jes' put up a sign. Pos
no bills on this lot"
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HELP WANTEO-MALE.
This classification go q word.

A SITUATION as an engineer, one who
lis experienced Apply f. i. H.,
Merritt House. Nov. 15-6t.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15

WHITE OR COLoRED BOY to work
I'm kitchen at night. Hours p.
m. to 2 a. m. at Hollis Quick Lunch
Parlors, H. 4th st. nov. 15-3t
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sft ,aIdasidnunzaI AZ rlknlan' 'adoQka7
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Wanted a Vermonter.

Senator Proctor and x-Representa-
tive !. Ham. Lewis were engaged IN
conversation az Washington recently
when Col Lewis said:
Senator is il true that some en-
terprising fellow citizens Of yours
have sold pieces Of marble from your
quarries for Vermont maple sugar?'
Senator Proctor laughed al this re-
mark. and came back az the eferTes-
cent Lewis with the following:
you remind me Of an Incident that
happened on a railroad train some
time ago. The Pullman conductor
rushed into the smoker yelling out.
Amy Of yol passengers from Maine or
Vermont when up Jumped a tall
Yankee. inspired 10y the thought thar
some occasion for his patriotism had
arisen. Yes. said he. I be from Yer
mont
Wei then. come back here in the
Pullman car. said the conductg-.
There's a lady who's got her spruce
gum and mapeI sugar mixed uD and
wants some one 10 help hat pick i-
our'"-P Philadelphia Record.
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JUDGING BY THEIR COLOR.
Fisherman Employed Somebody 70
Break In" His Shirts.

Fisherman Employed Somebody TO
Break In" His Shirts.
The late Capt Alfred Rice. the
noted shad fisherman Of the Delaware
river. was no less remarkable for per
gonaI cleanliness than for his IN
oqualed handling of the mile-long shad
seine
cant. Rice was not only clean and
neat himself; he insisted upon clean
illness and ueatncss I'm his men. II a
new man proved 10 De sloyen. he
very soon meuded his ways under The
captains criticisms, OF else he sought
another job.
There was new man, one shad
season. who always wore a dirty white
shirt Iu shad fishing Il is best 70
wear 2 black jersey. II, however. a
white shirt is chosen there is no rea-
son why &c should not be a clean one,
So. at least. Capt Rice thought
He stood his new mans dirty white
shirts for q month. Then, calling the
fisherman up TO him, he said:
Friend. who the deuce is IL that
YOU always set 10 wear your shirts
The first week for you? Los Angeles
Times
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Deafness Canned Be cured

hv iacaI a1rla att1us a. hey cannot reach tle g.
eaed uJrtian ~ sire ea-. There IS Cuiy 4le alF g-
cure lea.rrss. lud ttst IS Hy -fi-utl1aI reI
Dezfuess g. raE.cI hgsar I1E4;ci condition rf fle
tube g. fulsHlcI NaI G4f g @ retE..llg souCt a- r-
psrfre hear 1- aud 7sEeu t is entirely Ci1sea nsat
rsss ~ tfe result ard ullHss tue irtIaLaIlAf l .
taken oat aul l1's tube Tes13rr4 q its n-r-1a g. r
.E- nea-.ug VIII De lestrY Yel forever n.ra eases
q ten are c1Isrd GE atsrrh, Which IS @ -lis
but a. iHEsrl=1 condition - enc l1Ucegs rfl-s-
We =lu giYe pre Hundred Dollars .3v any la-e q
Deafness tCGiI-ei Hs cata-rEf tlaf cHE-ct la area
~ H1lTs Caszfrh core. send f9r ciruulags, fra-
3. g. CHENEY L Co. To.-1r, o.
SOLD Is Druggists sir
Take lIalrs Family pl.'s E1r cons.ira.i=n
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A Gentle spirit

The late Frank Croker" said A
New York man. had a quiet and
kindly manner He was modest and
difident and ayerse 10 giving pain.
Croker once had the misfortune to
employ for a little while dishonest
valet. tie overlooked the mans
first two or three attempts, thinking
that perhaps there might be some er-
ror. Soon. Though, he was obliged
10 speak about the cigarettes. for he
smoked o very expensive brand that
he imported from cairo. and a naIf
dozen times running caught the valet
with one OF those cieareues in his
mouth.
When he did speak. the reprimand
was gentle; it illustrated well his
gentle and kind nature
-He opened. iE The yalers presence
a box originally Of 100 cigarettes. end
pointed TO the hole thar had been
made by the thief Of half Of them.
Then, with an embarrassed smile. ne
said.
This Is going TOO far Hodee. We
smoke, ] fear. q great deal too much b
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me that IL was of value To its owner
and that Raoul Dwight had either
seen or heard OF ii before. I prom.
ised myself that as far as ! had the
saying, he should never see u AGAIN.
i did not look az my father but
! could feel his eyes follow me as I
walked down The ball room with nv
partner and j knew that he vas furf-
GUS at being thwarted in his inuufei-
tivencss, That was not 20 be the end
Of the affair There is much more 10
tell, much more
"'I thought "a escape an interview
with him that night by spending il al
Lady Dwights } had hardly entered
the haN oil her house when Lord Eel
ton stood before me. After many
pleasant words and compliments fer
my father knows how to Doe most
gracious when he chooses. and De can
De Jhe feud iucarnafa when he
pIeasas, also. Le asked t1 see The biz
let d0uN AEain Z refused gracf0uzlr
hIl firmly. Ha was az white hea-
with anger. and ] was afraid mat be
would use force I3 wrench it from me.
] should have known him better than
that BE recovered himself and iu
Hi- most suaye manner said slowly
and impress Tply- You are wasting
your strength. my dear better build
q new Gre upon tie ashes oI this old
ouc-you VIII never see Quentin Wa,
tiers Your l0yer-aaain. think thr.
you viii not care 90 80 uuIoycd no
not uuloged you could never be that.
but uuioying % the grave Moreover
have your maid prepare your clothes;
tomorrow I am going 10 take you
away with me. have left you too
long 90 your own deTices: ana your
lovers
You have called Quentin Waters
my lover ! replied. I am more than
happy 90 introduce him 20 you as
such. When a father gambles away
his dauehiers hand IN a room crowd.
ed with gamesters. holding her name
as light as a thistle down-oh. I hate
the thought Of ir-he should thank
her IL She meet him In any spirit
whatsoever. But II she acquiesces in
what be has done. something more
than thanks are. think. her due OF
course he told you hiatt? be said
His apiomb vas admirable. Aud you
believed him2
" OF course-he did not tell me that"
! retorted lie only lately became
aware Of the fact that Lady Mary Eel
ton and Rosemary ALLYN. whom he
had seen a. Castle Drouf. we're the
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rzy. -ru fha. vhLe u-lta- BIS
pleasure Finally be gave .t en- extra
Flip and the tEtr e1E partition
which backed the mirror. ts,l ont ana
usrh * a bit cT rara- folded into
tiny square 90 ft -he 1-ts- AEs.-
'lere Vas a scramble and s1a-
Rsgli Dvieht aas ftr Eg-cusstal u1e.
ir spite q uy cEp1silis-ir1s. he
opened and read shat vas written
a1 the PAPER ziCr5--tE= EistCrc-zhta
-uI-E' 8 love letter De- cried mock
i1-iy. q rendezvous. too ue thea
he,1 90 up 30 that az the ds1dies pres
ar- might SEE. { was Ir distress
,o- nov thought ] unterstoo1 uty
Mister Waters had been 50 sclicitC-s
about the iUCket-he should have
Trusted ne 10 10 is 81 any value % him
% Sc not mine I cried. scarcely
kuDwiuE What ] said ] sec 10 is nor
cousin he rsn,iet. tNr ;be date or
TIE billet douy. although almost Indis-
tn--ishabie. anfejates you- birth D.
some ysars-and beg pour pardon.
co., he added The mems muttered
cries of Shame helped him 70 faE.en
his slipping temper
Then be hastersi 20 hand 60 to
ne. for be had seen what 7 too saw
my father watching "a. You must
know she explained 10 me that
have a father here in London. al
though 'tis little indeed see ~ h.u.
living. as I mostly %. at Lady
Ts--F-14-- NJ 10Th - --- -
ward US pushing back the crowd
6ebouairly I forestslled the words
on bis lips ~ cry.uE eayly 70 Raoul
Dwight: ! have wCn the wager. the
gloves are mine But my father was
not so easily 20 be put 70 rout Al
log me TO see the paper. Mary he re-
quested But cnuueseyed low be
fore him. and replied. You mus, ex-
cUse me. sir; 81 would rot interest
you Moreover. e. does not belong 10
me ] placed the paper back in the
locket aud fastened on the gold back.
The men began making apologies
ior the fracas. ard Raoul Dwight. as
10 10 make amends for bis rUdeness.
born Of pique. and a. I afterward
which Mister Waters habitually wore
contained the pledge Of my hand ling
cred 10 aDDease Lord FELTON, / IN
Jersrood that Rsoul Dwight was ex-
planning about the paper. heard
him say Tiny ears are keen) words to
the effect that IL was naught but an
Old love letter written TO Elaine. OF
which Mister Waters must be choice
indeed. since he treasured IL so; and
II it were ever 10 come again under
his notice he would destroy It. And
his Information was punctuated with
. malicious chuclSles Which proved 10
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-29
MARVELLOUS GIFT OF BIRDS.
Homing Pigeons Able to Make Their
Boosts In Pitshy Darkness

Although birds are not placed near
ite summit line of evolution thsir
,bilHy 20 rs gives them advantage
ever nearly aIl the msmmalia
Their mysterious power of chang
ing then palar.ty or weight 10 order
TO dive in water OF fy has been often
discussed and the almost incredible
velocity Of the'r motion when miurat-
iuz sometimes amounting tn four
miles a minute Tor vast distances. has
no narallel among other animals. A
series Of careful trials with carrier
pigeons reported from France shows
apparently without doubt their pos
session % hishly developed sense
of direction
Il was supposed that homire
pigeons depended upon sight TO md
their way. but these experiments have
been conducted between Ceremes and
Roam in the darkness Of night In
twenty minutes the first bird. dis
patched al 10 p. II. reached its -oost,
a distance Of seventeen miles being
traversed. Half OF the number arriv-
ad before midnight and the remand.
er followed in a few hours.
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e-AarEa ss-c,-t--a.a-

Fire Gays, repeated This is
'-e llE-t whe1 Z am 90 meet Lady
Ee--11 ar receive % hack a-alr. I
--s- ret up-beir ne. Gil-
lo- cz--5ts Fo1 arc not able. -
sziI he
she wu tAink % not -a-c.- ]
-iezt-d. 7 uust Eas up
IL does rC- matter my lord. TIE
lady is u1t in Lc-Ec-.~ SAID he
Ah, yes you slid that you had
seen ker-ukera has she r5oe-- I
1sEad
J 20 not F1ou.- Re returned.
! fen bacE ezhsusted from taking
zig DROPS O. EEezt stood u-oa mr.
isce- made q u0t5on for ti-u 10 er.
r'air
Three nights aga he began. at
he close q another day of unreguites
search, tired Cut, vas doing 10 nv
hair. lCu see, sir. have not slept
10 q bed s.uCe our parting
Poor Gl, 1 muruured.
] TeuembEred hos be had ridden
70 and from Long Hast without rest
and Dos this wezryinE search.
You we're riEht--it -ay be some
conso,atior for y01 10 knoE-thera fs
uo-hirg 90 beat this looking after
Touug spzrss Tor taking The pounds
- one. hey Gur- I said JroIly. -You
Eil BE as slender as our friend. Noel
Eheu neat ycu meet"
! had not finished ny supper he
vent on. needless of ny fnter,r,utio,
I inte11ed 10 20 ont again as soon
a. ~ cloak vas dried: and. as qsfs
fen asleep in ny chair. vas avail.
ened b. lorraine. who came and said
that the lady was az the lodge door
fou uiii know that I an not AZ the
Blue Boar but 10 an old house on the
fringe % town
N-hat lsdyg asked him
The handsome ono that rerre TO
the Tabari De explained.
Z hurried on my clothes 10 be
deceui and went down 70 tho door
where the fool had left her standing
I 5eEEei her 20 come in She was
iimid-paie-big black rings were IN
der her eyes"
Your master she faltered.
Have yoH found him yeti?
30 replied and 1 have
searched everywhere
am afraid she said. that he IS
n sd' Her voice broke and died away
In a sob
WHAT makes you think go2' 7
asked. stubborn enough stiIl 10 contest
tue thought with anyone that you
could be dead
Yes. dead she repeated. and a
woman's vanity has been the cause,'
y thought II so. she would not be
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saEe PERSIA saw-auf possessed
-le PAGER tie tzg D. uu- it--I -scor
-l-s1 NY fathe-s u-.tf-- He v-csd
-lr ara -he t'rll clz.e 10 t1z sur
Ease oi bis acr -tCr fo make as
r-1--r t1lh,r s--e asked r-e wAo
raa witnessed --a l-1- 1-s tl-r
- 1- -te Tl-e ara from t.- I
e1-rl t1e tzrs al. the case Nol
ard -cls-- Rar -erl -r- have ne-z
80 a-rl1ls atll- Faue-. EiE-l q
has r-ea lr EE possession aI tLe
t-7. Q-ea-u waters IS E1I the l1zu
.c force ar u-------F bride
1- afraid Lsll hare -o take q
t-.r D heaT-- De said tarshiy.
-rI ce- 90 earthly 11s'
Thea sin .a that irsa re
tur1e- Seems tLe-e vor,t he nc
eds -c the arE--e-t. Be isl- ne. after
-aInE ET presence az home or
tEs ECrow-
Ae had ha- % -7tte- --t 1F me
t1-r before Ra--l uurht p-t ia an
-rre1ra1ce- Ezt undergone nv
.iult that -izht. patience Eut tziuc
@ ozulinsl Virrus With me and lad
10 w1ris for kl-. I was passing 20
wy NOON vEEl he barred ny way.
a moment swce- ol-. Z would have .
Eor5 uith yC1 De said = n-sy yCu
grant RE rzrfc- for what happened
ar the ban to-ri-hr wished TO know
shat that ioCEet cCutainEi; have
found out. AT that { cried, You dared
make tool q ne for vou- base
deeds EyeryIhinE Is exCusable in
love sHl war hs answered. Again
crave your par5ou-it seems there
Eas no need % s1ch rough measures.
FOR { an confident that Quentin va
ters s. lead.
a.If he IS dead ] violently cried
'you have kilied him" He answered.
! would have killed him joyfully in q
duel. face 10 face but ] am no knave
To stab a ms1 10 the hack. No.
taurtincly questioned: but perhaps
hire non lend there are plenty about
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Sane or Insane.

~Is there any sure test by which
20 tell the sane from the insane?' in
curred a student OF the famous French
snenist Esquirol. Please dine with
rfe tomorrow at 6 O'Clock, was the
answer OF the sayant The student
complied. Two other guests were pres
tnt. one OF whom was elegantly
dressed. while the other was rather
uncourh. noisy ard extremely conceit-
al. After dinner the pupil rose TO take
leave. aud as he shook hands with his
teacher De remarked: The problem
is very simple, after all the quiet, wei
dressed gentleman is certainly distin'
lulshod in some line, bus the other Is
as certainly a lunatic and ought to be
locked un." You are wrong, my
friend. replied EsquiroI with a smile
The quiet. weiI-drCssed man who
tolls 10 -atf8ually, has for years labor
tH under the delusiou ,ha, he IS Got
ha Father. whereas the other man
fEo-a czubcrauce and selLcCnceit
pave surprised you. IS 81 EOuo-e de
I.alzac. the greatest French writer oi
tF. Lar.r-I .csgas Monthly.