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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-11

ed men, ,on. the board at all times.
The board also suggests the es.
adjustment Of a game farm and a
wide distribution Of cartridges or
ruffled- grouse to all sections Of the
state adapted to those birds.
Some of the statistics given out by
the board indicate. great activity I'm.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL
AT COURT HOUSE

The evaugsistic services at the
Court House under the leads ship OF
Rev Ross Miller are growing in
interest nightly, large crow is are
attending, Estsniug attsntiveiy and
many are responding to the. gospel
invitation iwsntv.siX have been
added To the Christian ChuIyh TO
date, ten OF whom CAME at the Tues.
day rvening service The meeting
is broad in its character aud opsu to
the co operation and enjoy ent OF
all cbristia rs regardless OF church
afniialiou While tne evangelist
pleads ter ths uu;cp OF all christians
on the Bible and the Eible.aions, vet
he is corsiderate and syn pathetic
with those whc d;-iSr n OpiniCU.
lie attacks siu vigorously and is On.
compromising with regards to the
obedience OF Gods commands While
Rev Miller is young in years, being
now in his 18th year, yet he is oii
in knowledge and experience, hav
ing evangelical fo5 nine years frs
peop!. OF barboutgille are beslro,ng
to believe that The success at his e.
forts elsewhere /: to be duplicated
here
The evaueellsts wife, who is : very
fine yiolipist, is assisting hiu. and
her place in the seryice is a pleasure
TO all The firm, piaintive tons o.
her excellent violin is heard above
the volu me OF song produced by the
choir and congregs tion, ard her
solos are listened to with dslig mt
Local singers aud musicians are as
sisting aud especially pleasing is the
singing OF the large chorus OF boy:
aud girls
The sernor subjects over Suuda,
are as follows: Friday up Tree
Saturday, The Great Invitation,
Suuday $50 m Bible School, spec
,ai object lesson, 1Q;45 N, Burden
Bearing" 1:45 p m, What vii
You Do With Iesusa"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05

Dr + VI Howard and ,viis, st,kI.n.
are the guests of Mr. aud Mrs Eager
this week 81.
T We note that the streets are be-
10y cleaned and the new electric
lights are being swung and we hope
ali these things will nave been com.
pleted before Wednesday Of next
week, for we would like 10 look
good when the old G A. R's, come
to our little city, and show the
Corners and gosIs that we are not
dead ones g.
A regular morning operation OF
the DO wells puts you in fiue. shape
for the days work. 1t YOU miss IL
you feel uncomfortable and cannot
put vim into yout movements. For
all bowel irregularities hEReiNE
is the remedy. It patitiss, strength.
Gus and regulates. Price See, Sold
by 7. Frank Hawn,-Adv =
D. {. Payne, who has for so:ns
tiEs been IN tre jeweiry business in
the Herndon Drug Conpany's store,
has moved to the Jones Arcade. CT
the Public Square, where you will
6nd hin with a lice line Of jeweiry,
and ready and willing to make your
clock run. Don't tail to see him
when you need ANYTHING done in the
way OF engraving.
A bilious, half.sick feeling, loss OF
energy. and coosti9sted bowels can
be relieved with surprising prompt
ness BY using HERBiNE.-' The first
dose brings Improvements, a few
doses puts the system in fine, vigor.
Gus condition Sold hv j. Frank
Hawn-Adv. -
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05
THE CHURCHES
Methodist

e Sunday School at $50 ~ =
VI. Decker, Superintendent
Z Preshing Sunday more % Il
5eIock Toe subject OF ths 'c,uio.
'Ndi he. That Great L'gh' =
slu<s d" h ns rendered ~ tGs .,tv're
'rE,.s w;ii be 90 service at .i
account Of the revival thai rn"
ia progress at the Court House
Prayer usst;ng every fhr5-iay
evening at $50
Everybody cordially invited to at
teud all these services
Z. K, Overley, Pastor.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05
swearinsen-oldfeld

The wedding Of Miss Eva Cath.
crime Swear'asep, OF this city, aud
Mr.. Hugh Mcclellan Oldfeld, OF
Columbus. Ohio, was selemn;zed
Wednesday afternoon June the third,
at half after twelve, at the First M.
E. Church amid a crowd OF re'a.
tives and friends. The decorations
were srtisticaliy arranged wi Il n
large masses Of ferns, palms and
aorsl baskets of pink roses
Before the cere monya musical
programme vas gi*sS by Mrs,
Walter Hudson and Miss: Ollie Cole.
Mrs, Hudson sang'%3 Love You
Truly" just before the wedding
march was played fef the bridal
party TO enter the ehuteh
The Rev. 3. R, overley,S pastor of
the M. E. Church. othsist-d
Miss Mildred FaulkUer was the
maid of honor. and the bridesmaids
were, Misses Myrtle Cole aud Nan
eye Lee Faulkner. Mr. Charles G.
Sweariusen, of Louisville, Keutucky F.,
brother of the bride. vas Rest nau
and the groomsmen included Pr,
leslie Logan and Mr. Ras hewitt
The bride wore a lovely gown Of
Ivory satin, with court train and
trimmed with pearls and lace Her
long tulle veil was adjusted With
orange blossoms and pearls ane
caught up with lilies Iot the valley
She carried 'shoFer boquet o
brides roses and liliss OF the valley
The maids of honor wore pa''
bloe crepe meteor, diaped in chitior
and lace. aod tripaed in daint,
ikpink, rosebuds. Her, flowers wtr
! an arm bosuet of pink roses.
THE bridesmaid downs were 9
pink crepe meteor, and they carrie,
/. shower hoqusts-ht ssse, peas.
Immediately fClf9sfns the Ss's
: ~ony, Mr. aod,s MRS Qld6eld IstS 10
and extensive weahps "trip VIA Ciu
> cinuasi, WssasustSD, New Io'l
Albany, Rneal9, Niagara Fall'
Toronto. Cleveland, aud rheD 1
Columbus, Ohio :
e The ouroftown gussts were, MI
- frask- Baker. Of fioevills, Mr Che
lie sweanngsu. ot1 Saisvine. Rev az
u Mrs Jordan, s5t fineyills, and MI
), Ora Zones. st:y4tiansburg
Il sFtt-
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05
DON'T DELAY
Some Baroourvlile People Have
Learned That.Neglect is Daug-

Some Baroourvllle- People have
Learned That Neglect is Daug-
erous,
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble Is lar too serious to De over
looked It's the small neglected
troubles that so often lead to serious
kidney ailments. That pain in the
small of your back; that urinary
irregularity: those headaches ana
dizzy spells; that weak, weary
WORKOUT feeling, may be nature
warning of kidney weakness. Why
risk yuur life by neglecting JESse
symptoms? Reach the cause q me
trouble while there vet Is time-oe-
ain treating your kidneys at once
with a tried apo proven kidney re
me6y. No need 70 e1perimeut-
Doan's Kidney Pills have been sue-
cessfully used in thousands OF Eases
of kidney trouble for over 90 airs.
Deans kidney Pills are used ana
reeommend sdAthroUgllCut the c4'il-
ICED world. Convincing testimony
follows:
Mrs. Patience Hammock, London.
Nv, save: "Some days my bacf
| Was SO bad could hardly do my
homework Twas also very dizzy
al times and had severe headaches
| When | hAd taken Doan's Kidney
pills about slx weeks. was cured
can rec ommend this remedy 70
anyone who.ha kidney trouble lIi
/ know from experience thSt &c Is
good
For sais By all dealers. Price S-ets Foster
Mil6uru Co.. saaslot New York, sole aseIc
! s,,r rIa pgea1 srgEec
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05

ii y0u hsv: Re 'sch, doa't 'e'"'er
II does COZ :ars ths 1rcebiv Acc
makss the skin bleed Apply BAL
LARp's sNow.LINIMENf, Pub
it in gently on the affected parts
IL rsIievss itching instantly aud -
few appheations removes the eHusr
thus performing a psrnaHsut co's
Price 25c, soc and 81 90 per oo'rl-
soISfbNj,s Prank Rawn.-Asy
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05
PERSONALS

T. ]. Payne, OF Artemus, was 10
town Tuesday.
Parrot, Of Knox Fork, was in
town Wednesday
DR. Wiggington was 10 Middles-
boro Wednesday on business.
Miss Ella Smith is visiting in Cor
bin the guest OF Mrs Stivers
Remember we are still in the print
iug business. beating prices as usual.
las Bullock and wife and daughter
were visitors at the Pinnacle last
Sunday.
Rev. r. F. Jordan, of the NJ E
Church South, Piueville, was here
Wednesday.
Rw Cole has a new porch, it adds
100 per cent 20 the aPpeerarce OF
his .esidence
Lookout for Herndon's big ad
next week, he is 10 town with rhe
Great Rexal Remedies
The Colored Chichester will furnish
music for the G A K Reunion Wed
nesday and Thursday
Rev F " Harrup. of Latouia. re-
turned via Catlettshurg. Wednesday
after spending several days here
Don't forget that Cousin Jim
Golden" can bake anything from a
cracker to 80 X 80 wedding cake.
Davidson is in Cincinnati this
week, he has purchased a new
picture machine AID will show you
a sure enough show
Mr. S A Smith has placrd a new
concrete side walk in front of his
home on Knox Street which adds
greatly to the appearance
Messrs G F Tinsley, W r Banner,
&C Black, Vernon Faulkner and
DR. C E Faulkner attended church
at Fauikrer's Chapel Tuesday
We are pleased to annouRce to
our friends that our circulation still
grows, We received 3ls last Friday
morning aud today we add another
800.
Miss Eva Hunt, of Rim, and Miss
Cassie Donahue and Roy Rogers, OF
Warren, made the Advocate Office a
very pleasant visit Thursday after
noon.
The children of tbs city are re
quested to be 10 the Court House,
Sunday evening at 2:3o for the
purpose of taking part in the pro
gram of the G A RS
LOAN ED--I have lssned II
some one of nv fieads (beekJ
The Isle OF Regeneration" and vii
be thankful for the rerurn ct same
E e sAWYERs
Don't fail to attend the Old G. A
R. Rsuui on on the 10th and 18th
ehere will be good speaking, goo
music aud good eating going on a
the time, aud all good eaters will b
welcome.
Das-4erpdou did haye a pain !
his Drug Store until be put in II
s'Rexal" liue, then the Paid move
around to the Arcade where he WI
be found at his. foss of duty, ler oil
fix yoar clock fer yos -
pou't forges the O. AR. Epcaml
ueus on the 10th aud 18th, Burgc
viii be served, also baThecued mes
bur don't forget TO bring yerT pr
cup, refreshnsnrs will be served
all who have the evps
When yea want to take ~
across Paint Hill to the fams
psshman Springs, or 60 see {
bsautiful lake, Call sns 40 suso he
W. n. Mcdonald 9 Co.. phones :
a%a. IL OF no day OF night
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05

rr,s T.. arnold. -.,.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-05

j = Wall 'E-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-27

Sic had cent telegram and was
waiting Coz an answer suddenly the
peculiar helnns cicA oi The receiving
machine sounded o. the Office and she
s1.i 20 . companion That's from
Charlie know ] can tell bis stutter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-27
NOTICE To- rHr Eols AND
GIRLS OF AMARILLO

SO r.o. troa-ht to Dr.. n II
WALKERS offICc during tho month OF
March wll he paid Tor tbe rate o
Com cents rar hundred by the ANA
iI.I Women f.Ierstion.
nHs. Q d. KENDRICK.
Assistant chairman 0f the Fly Com
uffsc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-27

I. 0r. club mnW
..r # Do. 300 authority on aus-
fu. pertaining POO ih. Greek
.un HrIr season I'll. study sin have
.u.I 0.r.rH. M. tH.y com
nff.H themselves POP tH. task sine,
f.. u.nu opened FOO fHr c1rIy ialI
Thursday afternoon ri tHn home OF
H. AWan nIleIrUn iur No'
sixth ir..t HI.r. uDr mother. Mrs
10 49, uuI.ruu. luaI her 300 cn.
fprauIH. fHD member. gathered
promptly a' tHe appointed hour
ben pleasing literary program
# Oln.. Th. topic Ut the after
noon r. CROCK Architecture" and
ART .uI under The able leadership
,f 800 Frances Martin 60 number o.
Interesting wIar and open diHou.
Sion. hr.d fNe attention ul Che Hue.i
until t8r close. Hr'oIe fhoY depart
ild fur thor vtrIuu. NuwDs refresh
InF ira. cakes ana divinity Wrr" SCR
Iol OuF club members were pres
,ri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-27

did not know that love could b. 20
dear.
And sweet and innocent
J always thought u wna some flaming
thing.
Red and magnificent.
n was a. n my heart. a-Wandering
superb and Without care.
Through dollhouse blooms of lowe. 900
fragrant hued
Had found a Wild rose there.
Clear-cyed and wonderful my
dreams came back
With Old-tiDr fantasies.
Of country pads DO idos deep Glove
or fields
And gnarlcd old trysiiug trees
Glad Malone Zoo April hinalro'
April o. sct aside as poppy day
In California. the festival 10 be- held
al Linda Vista. place whore large
areas are over grown with golden
hued peoples and where fifteen acres
have DeeH specially slowed for fees
tsal Aay prom o. scene OF Iu.
comparable beauty bis auto pa
radc win take place Boo the city ~
San lose where all ears wili bee
ablo0m with California; state om-
blom. Races, game and 900 kinds
OF sports 10 say nothIna Of thr pref
- tents 600 gala array where picnic
lunches VIII boz served. thc FIe.ta
20 slt among tho p1ppiea to enjoy tun
feast. Sow n San Jose can nave 10
poppy festival. We can have o ros-
mos festival and one can picture
the beauty and pleasure of such an
event In the not for distant future
one may be able 20 trace their W1r
10 the Queen city by the cosmos path
From the effort being put forth noW
by the ladies OF Amarillo Zoo o. very
short while there will he enough
and TO spare throughout the rIty and
u IL then the Kindly winds viii Ruft
the tiny seeds 10 the pralrIrs UutI
We can already see the miracle of
flowers" The great tract surround
inR the city will be- nll abloom where
We can 20 and hask among such q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-27
JULIA BoTTomLEY.

Tho newest Thing Zoo inc Table da.
mask is the av,-elF plain cloth with a
broad band woven about 'hc edge Tho
faycr.te marking is a seal monogram.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-27

so novel N HfH .I" H.."
shown. he Hrf quite mkrlvu
aud newly ntrodr Q 20 America 70
ls n PLATING OF 10 supported n.
inv blo v's D. le picture b. BIZ.
shown und. Grated tgt Dol been q.
yDlopcd with O. ru. rt tIng bond. ..
Jewels ouu ur o. ~ is one of .0.
most effective and ntiul .ub..I.-H.
mcuts tba have reared Too % 'arE
time
Short cHr 900 flt firing OF Ha.r
about the face or. 1tlceable % these
styles. These aud 1- short aof' neck
curls se.m 20 ,rmandnd by Ihr
new styles H dr.
IN an 'ae nav co ues the arrange.
wont oi OBJ. UaI BE- aher simple but
In all of fH.u Olo .ar Is waved and
there is t. ION TO NE finish
about %. tca -0 stray ends are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-27

TIE careful
Il the domino
styles Tor th8
not TO hold g.0li
fures Here B.
Photographic rF
hair waved of
carefully arr a
or less high ou a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-27

sueA which is
e b. French
= sprirt am
H.siir uf con-
Dup N recently
(Which SNOW tine
u drcafod an0
80 case moro
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

er nit elmer feinen @6amr6te in benz
blaiien @reiieneeiidt. nSte iino Elm
Gbrenmonn, GunroO."
,QSoin 66niel r %nieberbolte Der @rans
fe. Getn Augen %perfldrten iid ais er
sic ftlberne Wtiin5e betradtete. Ndibz
IAN las er Die Snidrtft: sir 8ettltng
aus @efabr." uno oann ridtete er fi6,
ieiner 8inben uno @unoen Oereeileno,
idb ouf.
sd freue mid" iaste or ielie. gS1u
bah i'd metn 2ebtae als Sump eelebt,
bobs ober i'm SoOe gut gemadt,
gSidt mabr, SEER @ert6tSrat?"
0ann ianf er in bic Giilen 3llriid uno
mar in elmer giertelitunbe aus 9ebltn
unO Der @elt eeganeen. Dte Sebltner
6%etrauerten ibn ebrli6, unO man6er
Itrt6 Ii6 nit benz breiten SonOriiden
iiber Die Augen unb badte it6, OaB ite
fetnes slei6en ni6t mebr wieoerbefom=
men Oiirften.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
Sin ltnfaG 6es 6entI6en gertreters
in Der aIbanilAen @~remafOmmilfiOn.

Gte 8ertreter 0es 9reibunoes bel
ben beioen albanii9en committeeman
Itno bon einem merfpiiroigen WiB-
gel6id perfolgt. 9aS 0iterrei9iihe
Mitglieo Der iiiOalbnnii6en @ren5-
MISREPRESENTATION Generations
full 8ilinifi in Suniuo, 1T geltorben
un0 cine 9epeI6e aus Balona meloet
oaB oas oeutide Maitglieo Der Som
troufommiiiion, 2egotionsrat Wtn-
del, bon einem Observation-Disclosures
Sunoe gebiiien uorOen lit ullo ltH
nod geeopeI IN 0as oorttge 8oltenr-
fhe SSn1titut begeben bat. 2egations-
rot @indeI lit ser oeutibe Goniul IN
ErieIt, ser ofs 8ertreter beg Deltt-
iden Neihe8 in Die nod ben Beidlili.
len Der 2onooner Boti6afterfonfe-
ren8 qebiI0ete &ontronfommilfion Obj
qeor6net mor0en tit. @eneralfonful
b. @ilinIfi NOR ihon felt einigen $50
diem, pobl tnfoIge Der Strapa5en, nit
oenen ote E6tigfeit Der @ren5fom-
miifton in ben iiberaits untpirtlihPn
@eqenoen hires SGtigfeitSeebiets
berbunoen lit. erfronft, uno in Der
lebten 8eit i6per leioeno. Man err
innert Iid, 6oB bon Der griediiheu
8epoIferling iener @egenoen geger
feline grnenming gum Mitglieo Der
RommiIiion pie allh gegen iene lei
mes itaIienif6en &oaegen 2obio.
a1tfs beftigIte proteitiert morOen 1T
- Mn Steae giliuifis puroe 8i8e.
fonIul 8udberger beauftrogt, oil
Snterelien 9eIterreids al pertreten
or miro oud probiiorifh Die @e
fhdfte oes @enerolfoniulats IN So
nina Ieiten.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
Der 8irfnseIoipn bsim 8aren.

Die 8oriiten iino mott9mal 8ori-
i6er ais Der Gar ielbit ~ ga benefit
Elm @ei9i9t9en, oas Die rOaiIp
Wloil" BON benz befannten ruliil6en
3irfusclomn uno Eierobri9ter 8la-
oimir Durotp er5Gblt. 0uroD lit
BEL ben ruiiii6en @oli5eibeboroen
nidt ionoerlib beliebt, ltno oas bot
feline guten @riinoe. oils ibm Dor
mebreren Sabren ,inmol Der 8oltber-
nerr elmer @robin5 uno oie BON bic
fem obbdngigen BoIi5eibeboroen
our6 aaerlei ge0reeleien uno 8erbo-
tie 6as 2eben uno oos @el0berOienen
Ihner madten, rGfte er Ii6 oo-
ourd, 6oB er ben oreiiierten S6neis
men, nit tpelhen er 0amals berum-
reiTte, Nomen beilegte, Die itorf an
oie Nomen ieiner @egner erinner-
ten. 8eim BltbIifitm e%r5ielte er 0o=
nit einen geipoItigen Seiterfeitser-
foIg; sic Boli5ei ober omiiiierte iih
peniger iiber ben S6er3 unO tDies
ben bosbaften Monm nit ieinen
Gdipeinen aus Der 8robin5 aus. or
alma in Die Nohborprobitta un0 trieb
0os i6one Spiel peiter; er bette
5tpor Die S1meine umtoufen miiIfen,
aber Die Namen, oie er linen nun,
mebr gegeben botte, erinnerten nod
immer ftorf ON Die Namen gemiIier
acknowledgement, un6 bic UNI
ftGn0lihen @%rfIGrungett, bic er bel
ieoem Nomen COB, nm in gelebrter
@eife noH8utpeifen, poritm Oos be-
treffenoe S6pein MIR 70 uno ni6t
an0ers beiBen tonne, mohten bic
MnfpieIungen 10 6elitIi1, bob oos
Bublifum lid Dor 2o6en mdl5te".
8elonoers BRETT trieb es Der @Iomn
in Yetersburg, mo oamals Der oh
leiner Strenge gefiirhtete @oltber-
neur @reiier Die beiIige &f1ute
Ihpang. 9urom eri6ien eines
Nbenos nit 6rei Sdmeinen bon Der.
I6ieoener @roBe uno fteGte Tie benz
8ublifum nit ben oeuti6 geiprome-
men @orten: u0u biit groB, on bilt
greBer, Ou biit an eroBten" Dor, uno
5par fpra6 er oas @ort ugreBer" 10,
6oB alt6 nidt Elm W1eni6 I'M Saole
nor, Der Die 9lnipielltng nidt iofort
b~erItonoen bette. Selbftoerltdnolih
erbielt ct am nddften Morgen ben
iibliden ausmeilungSbefebl.
0us dies ioielte li6, Die geiagt,
Dor mebreren Sobren ab. 9eun lit
aber oieier ielbe ltaatsgefdbrli6e Du-
rom Dor fur3em in Salta pom Barren
o~ufgeforoert poroen, nit Ieinen 0rei-
lierten Sieren in ben BoloIt al font
men 1tno tie Der faiierli6en Samilie
bpr5ufiibren. Wfon meiB gana ge-
nolt, 0aB 4oi1er Nifolol1s iiber Out
rom8 amiiiante 8ldnfeleien nit Der
8oli5ei 1tno nod b0beren @eboroen
gut unterri9tet lit; i'm 10 mebr mutt
Bert man itd, bob Der Gar ben Glopn
8u ii1 bei6ieoen ia ibm beim abs
ffie0 ioqar Elm mertDoles @ei1enf
iiberrei6f bot. 9ie ruiiiide 9oIi8ei
lit, mie 0us enqliiAe 8latt berii6ert,
ouBer fi6 uno iheint geneiet 81 fem,
iebt iogor Sen Barren au ben rulii-
ihen MeboIlttion1ren at re6nen
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
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Evening star., 1914-11-29

sort of his Majesty. passed Rake at sharp canter,
and thought that rid of the traps So being mighty
thirsty, entered the Anchor at Liphook, and drew
down deep draft of wine. Then, falling into little
muse, and exchanging words with mine host cheerful
fellow, pulled straight up by the sight of horse
men at the bend of the street. l had it CHANGED,
reckoned them too lightly; for here part of the
posse, eager and sharp you WILL bent lodg
ing poor Galloping Dick in the jug.
There nothing to spare between the instant of
that recognition and my departure. l frankly avow
that was all but nicked the threshold of the inn;
but l was just in tme and made off presently with
my gentlemen hard on my heels Now the mare, as it
CHANGED, blown, having made rough course over
rude track, and not only but the devils luck had
that she fell lame through striking of after
had left the Anchor So there in plight
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with the traps upon me- and chance of refuge that
knew Of For had turned aside from the main road
and was upon an i-conditioned track that led some
where, as | guessed, toward Alton. And there was
small hope to turn into safe hostelry there for
twas not part that familiar to me; but 1 had
turned thither in the trust to throw off the dogs be-
hind me-
CONCEIVE me, then with Calypso limpng and
spiriess for all her great heart; and then in the
moons eye that cleaned me four sta1wart fellows
each with the thought to clap Dick Ryder in the Jug
The chase hot, you may think, and at last it
came to quickly that ruse was necessary for
that could not win out by twinklng legs Just
as came to this thought l sped before me man on
horseback jogging along comfortably enough. Says
to myself that here is the occasion and the remedy
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have ever had an eye for beauty
and the sex that it adorns, have always
kept head as steady as my fist when it
holds a pistol or bodkin There is no
woman born that is like to make fool
of me by making me husband, and that
is fiat truth. Yet will confess that once
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accident, and by certain indulgence felt toward the
girl but certainly of affection or any intoxicated
folly of eyes and arms and waists and such things.
1t happened on the Portsmouth road and in the tail
of wondrous spring day. was come up from Peters
field and hue and cry raised in my by
of rumpaddng bottle-nosed old cock that was some
person of distinction in those parts, and officer of