Everybody uses themclergymen, pacifists, clubmen, social reformers, novelists, tramps, brick-layers, Big-Stickers.

When the audiences are small, and half the people in attendance get in on bill-sticker's passes, and you can't pay the help regularly, but have to stand them off with promises, you are liable to have a strike any minute.

One side's about as sharp as t'other, an' a feller couldn't commit suicide, if he tried to, with this frog-sticker.

" She ran swiftly away, holding high her skirts on account of the sticker grass.

Bands of bill-stickers, bribed for the occasion, started in every direction, carrying with them the decrees and proclamations.

Tiger HuntingReturn to the Camp Coolie's Hut Indigo Beating Vats Indigo Beaters at work in the Vat Indian Factory Peon Indigo Planter's House Pig Stickers Carpenters and Blacksmiths at work Hindoo Village Temples CHAPTER I. Province of Behar.

It had kept us at bay for fully an hour and a half, and among our number we reckoned some of the best riders and boldest pig-stickers in the district.

[Illustration: PIG-STICKERS.] CHAPTER XI.

A bumper sticker declared: "My Kid Beat Up Your Honor Student."

Stocking was easy; it was the little price stickers that slowed her down.

There is something unspeakably soothing, I imagine, in the swing of an elephant as he crashes through jungle, beating it out for tigers; something consolatory to wounded feelings in the grin of a heavy old tusker, lumbering along, half sulky, half defiant, winking a little blood-red eye at the pig-sticker, pushing his Arab to speed with a loose rein ere he delivers the meditated thrust that shall win first spear.

Some were round and had little "stickers" all over them, and others looked like birds' eggs, pink, yellow, white, and violet.

He couldn't crawl out, no matter how hard he tried, for the stickers caught into his fur and held him fast.

They tried it, but it wouldn't work, for the stickers still caught in the little guinea pig's fur.

If you wish to vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write, or insert by a sticker, the name in the blank line at the end of the list of candidates for the office, and mark a cross X in the square at the right of it.

George Stewart (A); 5May72; R528728. STICKER, HENRY.

Henry Sticker (A); 5Jun72; R530395.

or, by God, I'll have a squadron of Arran's pig-stickers ride you down and punch your skins full of holes!

Then David starts slapping soap on to his face like a bill-sticker with a paste-brush.

As the buzzing little audience gathered, boys climbed up telegraph poles with the stickers "We Want Hanna," and a small, pale-faced man with a protruding jaw was the center of a political argument for Hanna.

What I hate to feel at present is that the other fellows, out there, have got to go on sticking it, while we" "And by God," exclaimed Wagstaffe, "what stickers they areand were!

m. small estate; pl. acres *peine* m. comb; tooth of a comb; sharp point, barb, sticker *pelaje* m. (poor) appearance *pelear* fight *peligro* m. danger *pelo* m. hair; *de medio * shabby-genteel *pelotera* f. quarrel, fuss *pena* f. pain *penalidad* f. penalty *pensamiento* m. thought *pensar

The request that people should enclose it in all their private letters was slavishly followed with the same zest with which the Germans had previously attached Gott strafe England stickers to their correspondence.

He asserted: "I had the humiliation, as the representative of the American Government, of sitting in my office in Pretoria and looking upon envelopes bearing the official seal of the American Government, opened and officially sealed with stickers, notifying me that the contents had been read by the censor at Durban.

Now, had her father been a Deptford ox-slaughterer instead of a Chicago pig-sticker she could never have risen to the role of a marchioness at all.