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Deitils 'of the llorrible Massacre by
nese Piiates.
ARSHIP IN PURSUIT.
despatoh. says : For
months . past the
btea.bandof native
pirates, *VAN - in
Re-1ev opears, have shown themselves to have
negve as well a* pinning. Their operation":
rk oiled a climax on Aug. 4th, when- the -
s - - pr vete steamer of the -Chinese - Censer at
- Ptii1eang fell -into their - heeds, [24- lien
: jited and $20,030 fielleg into the hands of
ittos press of Chlea- yesterday are se fells*: :
- ne-.06: Inas steamer left Telok.Simawe on
Jily 31st at 5 o'cleck, end three hours later.
cite of a gang Of 12 Chinese, who embarked
sq,-.1passengers,_-_came oa the bridge* and asked'
the man at. the wbeel if they werathen pass-
Apd a Mr. Alexander, of Brooklyn, Who *as
:. Ondieg near; Bleared the sanie fate imme-
- Matey afterward. A Chinese'. then took
. ij3iere,- where she grelinded alertly after -
KILLED
BER-...•::RpsBANtv• -T
time tee nellelettWaY,_at- -Burlingham, whets
Mile Hallida.y wan playing • her.. teat or .6117
slimed role of madnese in -1,e hamlet of Pul-
l** Holliday, by thewayehas-ieftteed to
SIM -made- ierieue objection': to :the seirch,
feted cencealednpon her person, Whiclecone
twee': the feet: 'and - the-- eole of hor S..1100,..
-wiper chatoge amounting to 62,12. "- Simi -
$16 in. bills. --.. Two 'of the bills Were el -five-
dello dertorainetienee -• ' The eihets- 'were
'dollar bilis; • -.- The' HallieleY worean showed'
no porter:Wien When -.ebb Miley - Wait -Ms-
ing polo :ogainet bor.; : ' 'She Wail i prectioally
tOked Wickedly Sit 41144, and affeoted to
believe thet potato -beige. -Woe. upon her
-i All LOW:netts: tie :take), her photogreph,
however,. lgnenelnienslyl- failed. -. .1. spent
eioarly.lialf 'an .hour lathe effortebut though
the iveme*wee head by;•several Men "in the
:ails* her face to be tuened toWerd... Vie in!
termed Of the itiseeveree ef the bediee of -the
women concealed in the. barn. -ander the
1 -!,Jes-tioe-Thayer yesterday. had .0-Ohn'Bio.
Hugh and George -. V.: . Hamilton,. , two :reel,
dent!) -.of -the ;torte-, earefully search:. the
the two rings 'which oho- hads:exhibited: on
visited an -ontbuilding where elle- had -.gene, -
-Tbey did . net find the tinge. but -they did
'find sernething far Moreimpertent. lit wag-
s- l•revolver '"ef 32' calibre. .- That ] was the.
calibte -of the bullet feted in ithe Helliday.
hottee, and Of - those extracted :from - the
bodies of the Murdered womene -- It bad five.
these. Was frill and.- bad not been -, opened.-
- The ether. scentained lave cartridges : bet
:twenty-five leese catitidgete **ere- found
i- :Very neerrthe spot!. wheie ,the:! reirolver
;and cartridges *ere -found was •_diip.bvered
;in - ounce. bettle. of Chlerefeene, el ;which'
:. Mile "Haltidateevideittly claloieferinedher
- fatal bullets, one -alter: another. 1 - ' - -
en - proceedlugs Which *re- begun In - thee
.dred yards,. by four .reen,.' struggling.: :and,
Sheieking .- all :the -.:Way end - icaltieg ,-vile-,
1 -A large crowd .4f. -Men - end etionien folo
h. 'dicapesitietisto.'eeer her,- none et thein bee
• MO. IfellidaYe kicked -.her beels -on. the
fitter and bilged these areund-herto"shaire
Mrs. Halliday% Fiendish WarkLLWhat Was
-GENERAL StAssA.:CRE
'long the ship's. decks* followed the passen-
pre and - crew being indiscriminately
, down in- the- . cabin, came • up en,
a metes te have-- had jnet sufficient
etrengeh to regein the cabin end lock the
inese called for- . him te- tome up.
tok " ehe wee In nos hurry - to tem,
lely, but removed the_ engiee-reoni
gadder and extinguished: all. the
Iller -Motive --She Wes Ones In an
- Asylum—She Attempts Sulelde—A Boy
kneed . Monday
tiddled with billets .and
bailed -Under a stack Of
..basercient old-.. Paul
• _Halliday's -barn; two
Miles front the village of.
haVe been
maitre the first -lotepin the seineion of this
latest end dec.:Tett -neyetery. of the Shone-
-,The.eiclet, Of thee trim women- *es: *.Mis.
from ,her home in Gardnertowne a eibuele'ef:
Newberg, 2:3 from home
her danghter Sarah -Jane .Sbe
Was lured:. from her home en a pretence
7 that elle wae to attend_ her injured mother:
they had been away from their hthne ten
houre,. and while . the knowledge who they
'ire is a ,ster.:towarti solution, end an IM -
The sttange itery et how the *oinets were
hired froth- their h.oree to thole death by e
Wonsan Whe Da* feigning rabid- lunspy
was told- 'the men rho -ottm.a frOm
_Newbirg and identified the bodies.-.: •.
- • Sloan said, that -one glq _lad Week, .pre-.
viten& to.Wedneisdays a- woman drove Up to
the- MeQuillan hou_s6 le en open Wagon:
The won= answered in &or, ehe dee
setipeiee..:of the.*ifs of -Old_
She: asked fole Mrs. Mcfahiilan, and torher
the introduced herself.as Mrs.. Jane Smith.
Sheisaid she lived at Walden - a little town
SEEKING Nit
'lilt rub"
,111,M11 0.citoidaa.#.
•
Pe ary Establishes a Base of &piles
at Emilia lay.
TRACE OF
coined - Officer Baptist. had a - narrow near Montgomery. She had, a. g so o
icascepe.,andeowed :his lalvation. to his :ewn home; &leaning On hand, the said, and she
ipreeenceeof mind. lie was - aleepir g when bad to -have- seme help to do it. .She --had
-tithe massacre .cemmencett And ewekeii the -it -eel ....eq./en into Newereg ter gee a, woman teem
[Pe -cabin and opened the door; keeping quiet
fin the ---derk. Tire Chinese afterwerds
ereshed through the saloon,
and )20V -tug theniselves to the eash- only,-se-
rin about- $2000 American money. yeti& try it,' but- would net be re% y
begin before ',Wednesday. She iupposed
-Mrs. Smith "odd. -that wotild - do .end-thieb
she -would dtive in Viredneeday and get ler,
The weman was es geed aft bee wigd. e At
noon on Wedeesday- -she appeared:eat 046
d0:13t. 1140113M1 kiesed his
Wife good-bye; little thinking that he- wits
never. to -see her alive again. -
'The: dais htet - Sarah attended tee the
an intelligence office, n a _,
ere her way back hosee a _friend had intro-
duced her to Mrs. McQuillan: -- Mrs. Smith
Fifty to 75. cents a day the usual rate for
such woik here. Mrs. McQiiillan gild she"
11They then quitted 'the vessel in two of the
Jlehies boats, taking with them some .cf the
einese and two American women._ Finding
engine reom and fired two rockets; then pro-
eposing that he and some etheri- should -pro-
ceed in the remaining ' ship's beat): to pro -
No . sooner,- however,. was the boatloweeed I bonne _She expected her mother home on
thin &beet eighte,en - of. the passengers, ' Saturday at neon and -Weall_all ready tare -
e wh,e-had eiesaped the murderous moult of oeive her. . - The wagon.reaohed the door at
1 the pirates aid Were afraid et beteg left be; noon, - but Without lire. McQu'illan. The
,ii hind, tuthed'into it, -"cattaing the . boat eo 1 WeDIfill - who had been there before was
1 -sink, with -the reaele that ill were dlownfd. I alone. She:entered the house wielva rave
-Next 133orning -the Ditch gunboat- -Midura, I- face and told S.aratt 'that -Mrs. *McQuillan,
h "de before had fallen from a step lad -
•
St. JOhns,Nfld.
despatch - Bays :
Falcon, Ceptain
Henri. Bartlett,
returned. . here
where she had
been . conveying.
the Peary ex-
ploring expedi-
tion. She left
- calling at Labra,
Pupils -Ire- tie Mealthy--Due_ to _Strict -
reed -• hi. :tete .Home—enforsnation et
(From the Terre iiaute, lid., Ixeresse
Heide lks the- beautiful arid -pictureique
iillage of St. •Merys. -"This is a Roman
Catholic instiention .which Jr has -Attained
:something amore that, national celebrity.
Fifty years -ago._ it Was establiehed by _six
, Sister': .ef . Providence, who came from -
.fer this great Charitable order. Itenow eon-
-slats of the hetue of the Sisters of Proyl, •
deuce, knoWn _as the Providence House ;
a 'Urge female seminary, one of *the finest -
chapels in the United" States, and -a ttctory
in which -the pileiti make their item,
shown through the eetabliehment recently
aeked Sister Mary Ambrose if -there wag any _
Apparent teason far the' good\ke.eitn. With
which the -deters and. their' .,pepile ere
• The Ammer was that particular .attetition
is paid -by the :sisters in charge to the health
ailment,' Alio said, "'cannot helP hat have
Its effect on the mind, • In order to keep
the mind- bright and active .aucl. psrfectly
clear at all times, the studentes condition
time age there "wee more et less &nest
widish was: Probably dueeto attneepheric
whit its. - origin .reallye vats. . 'Shortly
highly' roominosnded a medicine called.,
Dr. William& Pink Pills for Pale People
encl.'s() urged upon me to giVe thene a - trial
that I ordered tome of their, and. they have
-been teed in the institutlen ever since. A
ettr
few days ego the minefikO _ ere wrote me
for an opinion of Pine Pill . and my septet
kind request for our - opieion Of Dr. Wil-
liam' Pink Pills, ..t4re pleated • to -lay that
US that we _were induced; to; try tbsm, and
we think our repeated orders for them are
sufficient evidence that *6 find them ell
Secretary for S:sters. Of Providersce,"
dor to. ipirChase dock and dogs for nee in
travelling in the ice fielde. . She .arriyed
Battle:Harber on July 17th, then visited
Mugferd,lookir g for delta in each place, but,
get Oily twenty. Four. butroe, or-denkeys„
of the eight taken peeished- en the way of
exposere, so an additbeel number of degte
were- required... Theie had to.be secured on
the Greenland Coast. .
The' steamer -.left -Labrador July 22ird,
27th efirse visited Ilebteinberg: then Geode
haven; Upernaviik, Cape Yerkeelielstenhohe:
and Delrympley getting dogs at each plebe -
W:87 ()altogether wete procured.: She
reached her destination, -Thrkdoin Bay, on
it' in 24 houre .and 50 Minutes, Or 11 hoer')
:Bove ein Bay Lieutenant t Peary
setected _set harbor, surreunded by high
Mountains (+bit possessing good gaiehorage,
for heedquarters.• -It be about :35 milee
Wintered. lady( ale and he named it Faltion
• this wok was progressing Lieu-
tenant Peary toek 'the &teenier, • and, with
Vincent Entrekin and the- -Erquirnaux,
Supply, f meat- to last _the.degs seletee.
They.. wete very secoeseful, Thirty-one
.*alree-Weee mid shout 25 tons of
.Nething further wag learned- of the. ill
feted John M. Verhoeff, Who. was tbouglit
Hie en& may new be assured Witlecertainete
Peary -else institeted inqtdries at- all pole :
June; t892, -in the echo -oiler • -Ripple, with
reached!. Mace, but. since haere not been'
heard of, . so it is believed they -have all
-Ceptain 13aftlett *peeks of -the
ileyesit Will melte a big record.
DRIEIS-VP. KANSAS.
.:which had eightede the signels -of distress
e -men to take- Clark)), of the distressed vessel.
Shortly- aftek . the gunboat Beelines(' aWay-,
11;- Achinese-reterned drunk with Wine to' ' -
der to the fieor a:id rolled down a flight of
"Ne," Brad the oallere.." she -is- all- right;
though badly hurt. I have,a debtor attend-
ing -her; smite': only *mattet of a feW days -
when she will be one. .Bue I can't nurse
blite jackets that- they retreete . as. 1204 and I wish you would come me
with a less of 10 of their number. -At noon I and mine her I will bring yee both home
the following de* ehe steaniship Grasp- Van
boun& froth Edit: to Telok, stood
hy.and-r.eoeiessd apogee of the Atjeles. cargo,
en lighter!, ee-thet the ship may get offWith.
ot toe* sot- the pirates and -Willi:Once
quick -.and = decisive.-- punishment. e_ The.
they_ came aboard; end Were searched With-
out reettle.for weepoes. is. now _under,:
steed -the Weepane were smeggledeiboardby
and'beddirtg, vete' net. oyethatled.
res.ene was krissed and- died :entlie spot
—Capt. kvetnre bodY *45 fotted-in. hie cabin
when the deer of lib reem.yeas leotessd
by the- gm:beetle; officers. His bedy and -
that eiArils;.mate Wsreetikee te. sea and given
,Isuriel by the offieers of the Made -re, •
been directing hissattentio"n..fet sets- time
. The old Man Was tee old end feeble. for
the_ long teipe and so.. it- *as decided . that
Sarah- should:- aeoompany the' Caller and
She quickly get tegether a few clothes,.
the sameeby the Way, which -were efolind
With the -empty trink in the Hallidey helm
on Mericlay, And got into-ehe.wagetee
-• Asking- hose far it watii - to, Walden, the
etieged Mrs. Smith timid she Ilyed six miles
the other side,: On_ her -preview' vieb she
said she lived it Walden. - This diectepancy
'was net noticed and they drove, eff, the old
man bidding -his daughter a tearful - gpodby
Little " mote tereethe -to be seid of -the
eacurrestee at Newburg. On- Sunday Jed's&
Adem Steam the family frieed, heard the
story from Thomas MCQuillan's lips.
They were both nitich worried, and by. -
missing Ones, it vias_ decided that it Was best
co in search -Of them-.
-" -Why don't you' speak 77 thundered Mre
BOWell." " Did yell' kill these women ler
Mrs. Halliday,
" Put it down tha
said Mr. Bowen in a
- -Ai the caae new stands. ib appears that
!this young -woman, meted by insanity,1 of
which, however, there le grave reason to
doubt, or by some inexplicablemotiee of -
the feminine heart conceived an . executed
with a deliberatied and a -cunning at once
beyond reason ona- almost hey etict precedent.
It is said she wail at one time ce'Oned In an
Fist te. the stndy of nail-httingsser,- as he • No theteght of four play,. of 1 course; ete
. vale it, onychephagye. fieds that halsie or tacked to, this- deoleten. - It wee; petely
- sat* ire Perla,. out of 265 pupils examined „-
prompted Ite So early On Wedneiday mOrn•-1
during the inenth of April last, 63, that is ,..
biting their finger -nails. Curioisly.ehouBh I Wage" 8:nd at`arted 1" Waidela 'in- "arch °
resnite vary- -greatly . _in -diffarent• _districts Reaching that Place, the meet pensolentl-.
' D. eserets that gerla ate more gieve.te the as- the Mres Smith eibe bad taken Aevey his
- the Dapartinent ef the YOiiI2ey.eleven ent-of.1 .But hi heard in-Waiden of the awful die -
twenty -otos, *ere eenfirmed nail -biters, lie
-- - coterieein ihe Halliday barns the day_ be.;
another girls" echo:net the preptortlen -was 6t -s
es .- fere, &lad learning :that one -eif the. bodies
- out of 207 u tee : eeel• of those _61, 15 were. wee •on:- exhibition - et- -
"_L Bleeerilegbog, he
shereluses
loud Mid c
The Western-Tert of the State Being De-
Herted Because 'of Draught.
I If settlenient .and agriculture' increases
the Mail% OB to Whiclithere is 'come dia-
l:lite, settlement 'hi Westere -Kansas hes
.progreased More rapidly than viol pruaeht,
and. the population is now reported to be.
dheinfahleg with inaccompanneent of -great
suffering, All who can have gone away,
and those -Who. bould net escape have ep-
peeled in vain to thee Governor to cell a
seiiion:cif the Legislature to appro-
priate Matey. for* their relief. :Western
Kansas lies in what used- to be called the
Great American Desert. A closer aectitain-
tenon with the tegien shows that there ieno
is -always musty, end in three years out of
five it is liable to. be insuffieknt for raising.
crepe.- But. one- or two good seasons Were
sufficient to get a let of people into that re-
gion, once there ehey bed to stey
beat they could till item time to time geed
chaece te get away.. The Buffering hail heen
real, betnothing shell) of an increase& :and
-small howevek, -of the extraordinary
mittens abent political economy thab have;
dno_ to the poverey thee has befallen
people who *led to raise crops without
water. It.svain'teoneadhcerreneypereatiita,
bet Bo many *inches ol eveter per erear
that Kansas needed. The State Bank
.Ceniiiiselo.ner has: reached the bonolesien
tion -Wilt °lege 'loom • People have -niov.ed
that meat 'ef the banks 'in the western iper,
s.
away fromtheir breWapaseures and !dusty
-brook!), _end :abrazen heaven looks doeile -on
at iron -earth whose deserted: dug -pets and
lean -toe tell of a .discoeraged -and fleeing
.POpplation. Of course the securities. the
banks" held are talueleeie and -their beelnese-
-- Tonna tO be in the habit of luting the nails
Of both. hands)) ahel _the_ others if biting:only
:that Inervousnessi has much to do -with tile
habite _and be e.preposeee _to :cure it by.
means of " suggeereeri." Probably it would
be more-effectual:to make -the victims., wear
hastened there -With leer.in hie- heart,
wait thia morning-- when Joseph
started en his -sear& that the New
the shocking ohne. ,
The story now gees back -to -Bleoming-
unidentified •in ite plain coffin in the pain at,
the rear of Undetlialter Vareinsvegee's home.
. The Moment tee clothe': coverieg the lace
Suppose- there. are 10 men at the beach et the. dead:girl :were removed before -Mo-
this summeiancleChtra. b engaged to - 2 of Quillen, he exclaimed es.
-them, • Kilety to of -them and Molly 4,1: 14 That is, her I That ikSarahl". ••
_3 ia:o- of theni, ho,w Many days Will it take e ae then brelte delviseempletely and wept
_ they eliscoiret that -her meets a millionaire? Both Chief Saran and Mr. Sloan were tee
- utterly nonplussed to eitggeet ally- motive
thi the :13u)reotte • et Intorenation 7 ' k They' belt" Mtge -.McQuillan had neither
g said Ales, Meddergrass to the' clereeat the :money nor valuables With, her,- rind 'that
gg. Then I -wish you'd tell me -where Silas b. t, and two rings, all of which, by the Way, are
I told that old -Man ef mine he'd -get lost,.`. zobiain - - '
'110i: h&j goofk an' dote it" There- were" hatorestiat *waning& *semi.
Event of the dayl has been -the-- finding of
Pant Halliday's bedy beneath the fleor of
the house Where the two NewbnIg woMen,
Margaret 'McQuillan . and her danghter
Serah, wire' Murdered. This: . makers thews
*peruses Mies -Hellicley ',tends ohatged:With
thes-moning Mil. Halliday teie-ber garter
-neck end pulle& both ends [With all her
might. reinoved1tfroin her at soon as
bet her face wa badlY, flushed,' and ehe
was panting. -fer broth. She has been
evatehe&yery closely ever
About two years ago.a boy nrOed George
Kline, Who lived in the house next.the
Mays, disanpeared, It- was .Bupposed :..at
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bleed and -shattered nervet are the- fruitful.
cause . of nearly eterv woe to whi oh human
fleib. is heir, and if Dr. WS1liains' Pink Pills
is, as Sider Ambrose -Ole they have fcrend
ite." a good blood builder And an excellent
nerve tonic," the . Romeo Of good :health ate
• Sister Ambrose 'aid they are rever. with-
out Pink PIN, sod that now they order
mendation for the mediciee, for there Is
probably no eh .ef people that gives more'
attention to. the phyeical 'health mad . wele
fare of its' members thee the • of
Providence, .andethey would net me -any-
' thing inwhieh they did netshaVe unbounded
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aretruly one oi=
the igreatest medical .discoveriee of the age.
They are the begineing of a more healthful
era. Evety day lorlegs reports,: of remark-
able cures thee heve -revelled teem the nee
of this wonderfeil txtedieine. :many cater:
the good'work has been -accomp7ished after
eminent playsibians had failed sed pro-
nounced the patient beyond the hope of
human aid: An analytic' 'proveithat-Dr.
the elements necessety to give new
life .and richnees to • the blood and reeeere
shattered nervee. They are en- entailing' '
specific for .cnoh -diseases as lecomotor
sciatioa, neuralgia. rherurateises nervous
headache, -the after effects of 'la grippe,
palpitation of the bort:, that tired feehne
resulting from novena prostration e all
diseases depandiug upon ! vitisted humors Ise'
the blood, ench se -scrofula, °heed° erysipe-
las, etc: They ere also a epeclfto 'for treublee
the time, that he
wagon, whieh had
off witkite Sears
but- nothing- Was ey
It is now thought tiat he -may in-seme way
hays -incurred the isplettisnie Mrs. Haiti -
deer, whe put hite out of Abe weye In fact,
18 generally believed that -more bodies
NY I )heerirli. great that -a.m. for'm
-and-lynch Mrs. Halliday to-eigihte
hid stolen:a home ,and
Wee made. ter the.hoye
r 'etten or heard .of Min..
•
•
sleet Mg*.
real count,.Uncle Dick ?
The Awful Uncle—The.evid CB meanie .to
be in that direction. apeaks . bad
English; gambles Weil .hoe7ows.". Money ,
:"-Ia "there any, evidence that"the tramp
&cited like an_ ineene ..perien 7" 49* Yee e he
was_nierheard saying that he was willing to
is- disappearieg. Some rain has fallen- in
plebes et:candy, but it is now too late for it
te do any geed, and.there are counties where
rain has nob fallen for, ten months. :That
'poreion of -the Stete will have to revert te
pasturage in.good seasons and clesertien in
dry sues, nniess the rainfall infamies or
there Bre meene of irtiption..-7N. Y. 'Con:-
A Trifle Particular
trifle -partiottlex,, end i,the gide will be
likely tet regeed him els 'altogethee too
"feiuty 7 : " Wanted,- a wife. _She meet be
a female between. 18 and 2Z years Of age,
blonde, ettgle eyes, two figures, one -Yenta
de Milo, the other -about .P.00,000 ;imnst
itand albite -and have no brothers. II
eettle On 'her at marriage - $100,000 in
publielnet -dead 'but sleeping)) and ten
Share!, in the -BiniftoWn Lend, Ore and Fur -
1.893 Exohange _street, between hour? of 1
and No typewriters's*. missionaries
peculiar to females such MI supprsesionn,
irregularities,. and alel forms of vveeknese.
They bell& up the blood and restote the
glow of health. to pele or follow -cheeks.
In the case of men they -at et e. radical
cure in all oases eeising from mental werry,
overwork or excesses ef whatever natnee.
These pills are menufactured by the Dr,
Williams' Medicine Comp y, of BrockVille,
Ont.,and Sehenectady,11°_,_ 13 Y., and are tad
in boxes (never in looset. ,..n by the dozen
or hundred) at 50 cent' box, or 6 boxec
-druggist): or ' 'direct by *mail from DT.
address. The price at which these pills
are sold. makes a eourse of treatment corn-
parativeiy inexpensive as compared with
other remedies or reediCal. treatment.
" 11471r They Killed the Bias.
at the foot of the mountain near Sunbury,
Penni, have been peseered by rats, which.
carried off 100 little chickens and ate holm
in the grain bies. One day, ,e,fter they had
killed a calf,, they caught& huge rattlesneke •
alive. They put the re tile in a hex and .
aft.
then threw in some:. war 'veal liver. The
!Make at •once Bank itis . adly .fangs in -the
meat. By. teaeing the tattler, the men
induced it te stilke the flesh scores of times .
or until the monsterl serpent •seetned to;
have exhaUsted not only its poison .hut its
strength. Tbe liver -which had thus been
saturated with the gnakes pollen war:placed "I
- where th. e zeta ate it. The following morn-
ing *he men feund scattered about the barn-
Ho—You wish to be adored ? (earnestly'
show -me the way to adore. • . She (pteseing
the els:drib butten)--ePeters, show lar.;
Simpleton the doer. .
The Baltiniere Polies 'were -Paid silver
dollen reoently:. -And yet silver dollars for I fag
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Mrhy de you use such peculiar toms 7"
a lawyer's wife of her husband) who, .
eterned worn out by his day's labors.
't see how you can have been work.
" he replied, " I've been drawing a
yance all day, and if that isn't work.
ike a horse, what is ie
ere -are church members who call keep- .
the ten. commandnients going. to ex-