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A HAVEN llA VEN FOR iioasi iioasiWhere HORSES HORSESWhere
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Where Old Animals May End EndTheir EndTheir EndTheir
Their Days In Peace PeaceA
A PINK Fl l RANCH FOIl THEIR USE USEThe USEJ
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J 1 t The he Riiulno Provident Soclnty Soclot Taken TakenChnroo TIdeIllChllrJe TnicoeCltnrgo
Chnroo of und 1111 < < 1 CnrcM For Old Oldnnd 01 Oldand < 1 1nllcl
and Wornout Vurnollt Hurtle at a Lovely LovelyItanoli LoI LoIi Lavnlyj
i Itanoli on Long LOll Inland InlandThe 11I11111 IrlnndThe < 1 1Tbo
The sight of a gallant horse with withwell wltbwell withwell
well groomed roomed hide and high step Is Isnlwaysau IsnlwlIs isalways
nlwaysau always un Inspiring sight nnd one to tomake tomnlO tomake
make the heart bout faster nnd the thoblood thehloOit theblood
blood course quicker through tho veins veinsBut velusnut veinslint
But how often have our pity been beenexcited heenexcited beenexcited
excited and our lr IndlgnntBn nroused byIii by bytin1 bytilt
tilt Iii sight of otl1 n poor poor starved trembling
BTA11UJS AND SHEDS ON IIAtfCn IIM4CDhorse IIANenhors IIAtfCnhorse
horse < staggering along under the tboweight theweight ti tiweight
weight of n tellrtnllolld fearful load straining wIth wIthnil wthall wjttall
all tho strength he Is cnpabloof exerting oxertlngnnd exertingand cxcrttuand
and because that strength Is Insuf Insutficlent lnsufAclent Insufficlcnt
ficlcnt for the task suffering cruel cruelblows cruelblows crue crueblows
blows at the hands of his brutal driver dllverIIa driverhave driverHave
IIa Have 0 you 011 ever stopped to think of the tbeultlrnnte theultlmnte theultimate
ultimate fate of that poor animal Is IsthIJro Isthere If Ifthere
there nothing for him but days or orstnrmtlon ofstarvation ol olstarvation
starvation nnd cruelty till death mercltully mercifully merci mcrclfully
fully closes Io s h his career a ar r oLtoll1 of toll An Arethen3ila c cthe
the then3ila Ji1rn1JIslnu h s nl u1 II tle berih1twuy berih1twuyrest ri 1 1rest he miii miiirest
rest and feed at will nnd end his life liteIn lifeIn llfiIn
In pence penceIt
It was that this last query might b banswered be bennswmed beanawered
answered as you Would wish that the theEquine theEquine th thEquine
Equine Provident society was ns organ olgnuIzell organIzcd organIzcd
Izcd and Incorporated under the lows lowsot lawsof lawiof
of the state of Now York for the purp090 purpost pur purpo
po post of providing food and shelter am amcare and nndare andcare
care for horses which have worked worledloug workedlong worketlong
long and faithfully and have arrived arrivedat nrrlvecat
at nn age which entitles them to onjoense enjoycase enjoy enjoycase
case and comfort d during the remainder rcmaludeiof remainderof
of their livesThis livesThis lives livesThis
This soclet society was founded by the well wcUImown wellknown wclknown
known horseman and real estate dealcr dealer deal dealcr
cr Mr Henry Jvnrpenstclu C of Brook IIIooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn
lyn Ho was nctuated by his love for Cormons formans foimans
mans best friend as all his life lie lielIns liehas hihas
has owned and handled horses of the tllehighest thehighest thehighest
highest and best developed tlIesWith typesWith types typesWith
With a warm spot In his heart for the1I0rse thehorse the thehorse
horse he fell to wondering what mightbe might mlgltbo mighthe
he the ultimate fate of the faithful oldIInlrnnls oldanimals old oldnulnmls
animals when their periods of service Bellcenenred serviceneared serviceneared
neared the end I It t took no great gllmtomouut greatamount greatamount
amount of Inquiry to ascertain that Inmost Inmost In Inmost
most Instances lie was sold for n nJI apaltry npaltry
JI paltry ItIY sum where he was too old nndfceble andfeeble nnd nndfeeble
feeble to earn his oats If his owner ownerwere ownerwere ownerwere
were humane he was gently led outfIlIII outand out outnnd
nnd a bulletput bullet put through his brain tocnt toend to toend
cnt end his sufferingsMr sufferings sulTelfngHMr
Mr Knrpcnsteln thought over the tileproblem theproblem theproblem
problem and conceived the Idea of a afarm ntnrm afarm
farm for till reception and cure of atnged ofaged ofngcd
aged horses Suiting the action to thetbougbt thethought the thethought
thought Mr Karpensteln Immediatelyset Immediately
set about procuring n suitable site tortho forthe for forthe
the farm nul and at length secured nblnutltul abeautiful a abeautiful
beautiful tract of InndlIt land at Northport onLong onLong on onLong
Long Island It Is right on the sound soundIs
Is well shaded II amply 111 pi watered andsupplied andaupplled and andsupplied
supplied with barns and sheds for 110tectloll protecton pro protection ¬
tection during dlllllI Inclement weather wotberAny weatherAny weatherAny
Any one desiring to scud a horse to tothe tothe tothe
the ranch mn may do KO by communicating communicatingwith
with the society at Its ollices at 132 182South 132South 132South
South Eighth street Brooklyn Nodl1Cet Nodirect No Nodirect
direct charge Is made for lceplllgthe keepingtho keeping keepingtho
tho animal after Its arrival a 1Ihn I at the theranch tberuncb theranch
ranch but the IXpel1Scot expense of trlllispoltatloll transportatlou transpor transportation ¬
tation count be borne b by the ownerThe ownerThe owner ownerThe
The title tothl to the animal passes from tho thooWIIr theowner thoowner
owner to the so society let In return torwhich forwhich for forwhich
which the society socle agrees to give food foodshelter tootJshelter foodshelter
shelter and care to the horse and 1110vlile Iwovido pro provide ¬
vide for It In oer every possible way solong solong so BOlong
long as It mn may 11 11It liveIf live liveIf
If at any tlulethe time the owner should wishto wishto wish wishto
to have the horse back Into his posses
VIEW IKW or SOUND PROM nANcn nANcnBlon RANCIIIon UANCIIalon
Blon Ion ho may mn do HO upon payment of a aflxed nfixed aAxed
fixed sum per mouth for tho period periodduring Ilcrloddurlllg periodduring
during which the home has been on the theranch thoftnch theranch
ranch Pine ho reason for this Is that thatu thatI
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people might otherwise Impose on th thsociety the theaoclot1 thesociety
society and give them a horso to tak takcure tako takocUle takocure
cure of for a time so as not to be u uany at atnil atnay
any nil expense for Its maintenance maintenanceParticular lIIallltellllllcolnrtlcullir maintenance1articulnr
Particular pains are taken to pre prcVent preOllt protent
Vent Ollt the admission of diseased horse horseo borsosCo
Co o the ranch and all animals are care cureIully careully caroully
ully examined before being admitted admittedIlirmilt nllmlttcdJI1r11l1lt admitted1uranlt
Ilirmilt Itnuo For Honed lIoueThere IloracsThere HonedThere
There Is to be n harness horse pur putsuit pursuIt pursuit
suit race on tl tho < o Empire City track trackNow traclNew trackNow
Now York on Sept B This Is the first Arsttime flrstime firsttlmo
time in tho history of the trotter o oimccr or orllOcer orpacer
pacer that such nn event has been at atranged Illrollged arranged
ranged and the result will be watched watchcifor watchellfOl
for with n great deal of Interest One Onehalf Onehliit Onehalf
half of the entries will bo started a athe at atthe atthe
the wire and the other half nt the 1ml 1mlmile bait hnlfmile baitmile
mile post They boy will he started stand standlug stolidIlig standjug
lug and the race ends when the leader Icadeof lendelot leaderof
of one bund bUII h overtakes tho leader o othe ot otthe ofthe
the othfr othfrThe otltrrTh otlwThe
The Th OriKlnul Seven Wonders WonderiNone WondersNone VoUlterlNOllc
None of the original oll llInl seven wonder wonderof wall wondersof dels delsor
of the world remains except the grcn grcnpyramid great gleotprnlllid greatpyrnmld
pyramid of Egypt I Jllt The tomb of Man Mansolus Mansolos Inu Inusolus
solus king of Carla built about 351 351B 3 350U > 0
B C was destroyed before 1400 A D DThe DTho DThe
The third wonder the temple of Diana Dlaniat Dlallnat
at EphcsuB was built 552 20 B C am amwas allll allllwus andwas
was destroyed 351 3 B C The fourth fourtlwondor tourthwondlr fourthwonder
wonder the tll walls and terraces o oBabylon of ofDuhloll ofBabylon
Babylon were erected ell > tell about D70 70 B Dc BC
c Tlipy ll bey decayed deell ed gradually after Baby BabyIon DabyIon Babyion
Ion hud conned to be the capital of the tinAssyrian theAssrlnn theAssyrian
Assyrian empire The Colossus 01 01Rhodes at atRhoeles ofRhodes
Rhodes erected In 283 B it O stood stoodyears 04 04enrs 04years
years enrs was destroyed by an earthquake oarthquakand enrthquukonlld <
and lay III ruins for nearly nenrl 000 years yearsuntil yearsuntil ears earsulltll
until a JoW bought It and took it on
000 camels to Alexandria The statut statutof Stlltuoot
of Zeus eus at Olympus was made 437
433 B C was removed to Constant Constantnoplo Constontlnople Constantinoplo
noplo and was IIS destroyed by lire 47 47A 471A 475 475A >
A D The Pharos at Alexandria was waibuilt WIISbuilt wasbuilt
built about 283 83 B C and was destroy destroyed
ed by nn earthquake about 13001400 13001400A
A D DIUnn
Many IUnn n Mlcltlo Dlnke n Mnckle MnckleMany 1IluckleMnuy MuekteMany
Many men of small Income Ineomospend IneomospendIi spcn spcnC spend spendt
C t 10 or 20 cents a day for drinks drinkscigars drinksclgnrs drinkscigars
cigars or other unnecessary things thingsFive thingsFiyo tlilagsFive
Five cents n day saved and at the cue cuecent end eudot endofoaohayearputtd
ot ofoaohayearputtd oaohlIlr put4dlntore8t + tuterest atSvcr atSvcrcent at5percent
cent would nt the end ot ten yean yeanamount yoorsomoullt yearsamount
amount to 205DO 20 O 20 years cnrs500j 500 21 21years 2 2years 25years
years 810 81 Ten cents a day so treat treatcd treatcd treated
cd would In tho same periods respcc respcclively rcspcctely respectively
lively amount to 405 1120 1030 1030Twenty 1030TweutJ 1030Twenty
Twenty cents n day would amount to
010 2240 240 and 3200 3200A 3 3A
A Question of Funds FnndnMy FundllMy FundsMy
My doctor ordered n trip to Europe Europfor Europetor Europefor
for mo moDid meDid nmeDid
Did you follow his direction directionNo
No He presented his bill and thentook the thetook then thentool
took the trip to Europe himself himselfWashington hlmseltWnshlnton himselfRashington
Washington Star StarA
A Fnultleas 1 lIiiJtle Reply neplyExaminer neillyExnmlmr ReplyExaminer
Examiner In Physics Ih PhyslesWbat slcsWhat What happen happenwhen hnppenswhen happenswhen
when a light falls Into the water at a aingle an anangle nuogle
ingle of 45 4 degrees degreesPupil deglecslPupilIt degreesPupilIt
Pupil PupilIt It coo out outuitctiru 011tUltcued nutLlteaea
uitctiru Ute minop minopI
I remember once driving across the thecountry thecountry thecountry
country with Bishop writes Rev RevCyrus RoYCruslownsend RevCyrus
Cyrus Cruslownsend Townsend Brady of A Mission Missionary Missionnly Missionary ¬
ary In the Great West In the Ladles LadlesHomo IndlesJomc LadiesIlolue
Homo Journal while discussing the thenature thennture thenature
nature of the soul That Is the bishop bishopwas bishopwas bishopwas
was discussing I was only oul prompting promptingby
by a question now and then Wo were wereon wereon
on the rear scat of a wagon with tbo tbodriver tbodrl thedriver
driver drl er on the front scat It was a avery 11ery avery
very ery dark night In tbo middle of the thebishops tileblsllolS thebishops
bishops exposition the wagon took a awild 11willI awild
wild plunge there was a crash Cl sb and andover nndoer andover
over wa went Into the muddy ditch ditchI
I beg your lUr pardon Il rdon gentsl said the thedriver tbedriver thedriver
driver who bad retained control of the thehorses tbeborses thehorses
horses as we scrambled to our feet I Iwas 1WI1S Iwas
was so Interested In bearln the man mandlscussiu mandlscussiu mandlscussin
dlscussiu my Immortal soul which I Ihardly 1hardl Ihardly
hardly hardl over knowcd that I had one be before betorI betore ¬
fore that I clean forgot where we was wasand wnsand wasand
and drove you ou plump Into the ditch ditchBetter dltcbDctter ditchMetier
Better to Have Waited WaitedTho WAitedThe WolfedTho
Tho other morning Jones turned up upat upnt upat
at tho office even later than usuaL usuaLIlls usua usuaI1Is usualIlls
Ills employer tired of waiting for him himbad himbnd himhad
bad himself set about registering the thodays tbodays thedays
days transactions usually Jones first firstduty firstdutr firstduty
duty The enraged merchant laid his hispen hispeu hispen
pen aside very deliberately and said to toJones toJones toJones
Jones very sternly Indeed Jones this thiswill thiswill i
will not dol dolNo dolNo dotNo
No sir replied Jones gently draw drawIng drawIng drawing
Ing off his coat as he glanced over his bisemployers hisemilloyers hisemployers
employers shoulder 9t It will not You Youhave Youbave Youhave
have entered McKurkcns order in the thowrong tbowrong thewrong
wrong book Far better to have wait waited waltcd waited ¬
ed till I cl1melPel1rsons camel Pearsons Weekly WeeklyA
A Thieve Trick TrickA
A mastiff was trained to assist assisthlcvcs assistthluves assistthieves
thieves In Paris It was In the habit habitf hnbltIJt
IJt f bounding against old gentlemen and andnocklng IUJdImocklng andknocking
knocking them over In tho street A Alady AIody Alady
lady nnd gentleman gentlemanowners owners of ofhe otthe ofthe
the he dog dogwould would then step forward to totsslst toIlsslst toassist
assist the unfortunate pedestrian to toUse totIse touse
Use and while doing do lug so would case him himjf himt himof
jf > t his watch and purse purseLcliure purseLehuro purseLetuure
Lcliure Clnn ClnnLord Cln ClnLord ClnuLord
Lord Bay BaynnDo vanDo LivrusAim Llvrus Ah but butyour butyour butyour
your leisure clawsa in this country countryhave countryha countryhave
have ha e no titles titlesMies tIIlesJss titlesMiss
Miss Jss Sharpo SharpeNonsense Nonsense I Whats the tbomatter thomntter thematter
matter with hobo Weary Wllllo WlllloDusty WlIlloDusty VII1foDusty
Dusty Roads and so on onPhUndel onPhUndelpbl ouPhlladclplain Philadel Philadelphia ¬
plain pbl Press
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PLEASANT PLE SA i PRISONS PllISONSTHE PltIS NS NSfHE
THE SPECIAL ONES IN THE ENQLISI ENQLISIPARLIAMENT ENQLISPePlIAMENT ENGLISKPRPUAMENT
PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENTThey PePlIAMENTThc PRPUAMENTThey
Thc They Are Intended litletitled1artloularly Iurllciiltirly For ForMeluhcrr Po PoMciulinru 1 lIr lIrlIlcmbcr
Mciulinru nod Other Iuraons Win WinViolate WhoMutate VI VIIolnCc
Violate Pnrllumuiitii Own DlKiilt DlKiiltHilled DhfIlURule Dlgiityflute
Hilled and Cultom CurtowaFew Cii CultomFow onin oninFew
Few persons are aware that Eng Englands I Englands ng ngIaUlIs
lands parliament has its own special spcolnprisons spcelnllIrllJonll specialprisons
prisons within Its own precincts which whlclarc whichUlO whichare
arc Intended particularly for Us own owimembers ownm ownmembers
members m mbers and persons who violate Its Itsown Itsown It Itown
own dignity rules and customs 0 0course Ot Otcourso Ofcourse
course these prisons IIlls ns seldom are used uSccnow usedno usednoW
now no hut they have hovoboen been In the past pastnnd pnstnnd pastand
nnd not so S very long ago and may lx lxagain be beagl1ln beagahb
again The house 61 t commons C lI1lJiOnll has hniouo hnsouo hasone
ouo set and the house of lords another anotherThe anotherThe anotherThe
The commons prison Is a little wu wuup way wayuli wayuli
up uli lu the Clock Tower Hero Hero are arc tw twsets two twosets twosets <
sets of prisons intended only for thj thjaccommodation the tbeaccommodation theaccommodation
accommodation of ono prisoner rlsoncrciuI rlsoncrciuIonl cacti cactiout eachone
out set being a II little higher up In rho rhotower hi hitower be betower
tower than the other Bach sot sotcon sotconslsts con conslsts consists
slsts of a sitting room and two bed bedrooms bedrOOIllS bedrooms
rooms the former being a nice com comfortable coni conitotl1ble cotufortable
fortable room about three by five Aveyards flvi flvii fiveards
i yards ards with n neat carpet and chair chairgood cbolrsgooo chairs chairsgood
good enough for anybody The extra cxtnbcdroojn extrnbodlooln extrabedroomn
bcdroojn Is not Intended for tho prls prlsoner Il pdsonce S Sonel
once or for any friends whom be might mlgiidesire mightdcshO mightdesire
desire to put up for the night but 1 1the Is Isthe Isthe
the sleeping apartment of the olllcln olllclnwho olllcinlwho ofncinlwho
who looks after him him during Ills lucnr lucnrcerntlon lucnrccrntloll lucarceration
cerntlon This man Is usually the siipervisor sii siipervlsor s sperlsor
pervlsor of badge bad o messengers and be besides IJ IJsldcs besides
sides looking after his man be Is also nisihis alsohis alsohis
his servant for the tlmO thn being am amwaits and andwaits
waits upon him just like lII e any otherHe other otllerlIe otherHe I
He never need worry hlirisclf niucl niuclupon mud1upon muclupon
upon the question of the possibilities o othe of ofthe t I Itbo
the prisoners escape for the sergeant sergeantatnrms scrgunntiI1tarms sergeantatarms
atnrms Is responsible responslhletlnd and inasmuch Inasniuclas Innsniu b i ias
as the only way wa of getting g ttlng to and fron fronthe from tromtill fromthe
the prison lrillon Is by way of this sergcauti sergcautihouse scrgen sergcabtshouse ts tshouse
house and through It the tb risk of such sucla sucha
a thing ever happening Is Isprnct practically practicallyprohibitive practicallyprohibitive Il1l1 Il1l1prohlblthe
prohibitive prohibitiveWhile prohlbltheWhllo prohibitiveWhile
While he Is there the prisoner really realljhas roallybns reallyhas
has n good time No restrictions as j jrouse to toJlnlrs foItnnrsarcq <
Itnnrsarcq Jlnlrs ro pncc ncedruponhimyanbhW31fly ncedruponhimyanbhW31flyrouso IIPOm1iI 1f UIbllu GJ GJrousohlmself
rouse rousohlmself himself from his slumbers just Juswhen justwbon justwhen
when ho feels most Inclined und return rcturrto returnto
to them In the tbosame same way Practically Practicallythe
the only thing he cannot do Is to walk waitabout walkabout walkabout
about outside just as he pleases but h hIs bo boIs hois
Is permitted to take an hour and i ihalfs II IIhnlfs ahalfs
halfs exercise each morning and or orhour nnhour anhour
hour in the afternoon on the terrace terractof terrncoot terraceof
of the house and the terrace broadand broad broudand broadand
and long and with Its splendid outlook outlookupon outIooltupon outlookupon
upon the river Is by b no means n bad badplace hadplnce badplace
place to take exercise If he were left leflentirely lettentirely leftentirely
entirely unguarded tho prisoner might inlghldive mlgbtdle mightdive
dive Into the river and swim away or orwhat orwbnt orwhat
what would be simpler hall a l passing passingboat passingboat passingboat
boat So Just for precautions sake u ucouple 11couple ucouple
couple of officers accompany him himwhile himwhile himwhile
while be takes these breaths of fresh freshair treshnil freshair
air airlie IIe goes on Sunday to the church in inVincent InVincent inVincent
Vincent square and on these occasions occasionsalso occasionsalso occasionsalso
also he has a couple of Innocent looking lookingattendants lookingnttondllnts lookingattendants
attendants attendantsMoreover nttondllntsMoreover attendantsMoreover
Moreover there Is no question of so somany sonluny soninny
many ounces of bread brenlll1nd and meat but If Ifhe Ithe ifhe
he has the money to pay for It ho may mayfeed IlInytccd mayteed
feed himself upon the choicest viands viandsthat viandsthat Inndsthat
that the most cultured palate could couldsuggest couldsuggestTbe couldsuggest
suggest suggestTbe The house of commons has u ufirst 11first afirst
first class restaurant where the hungry hungryM
M P may dine as well as he could any anywhere nnywhere anywhere ¬
where In London Each day the dishes disheswhich disheswhich disheswhich
which the tb kitchen bas prepared are areIndicated oreIndllllted areindicated
Indicated on a menu which blcb Is brought broughtup
up to the prisoner and he ticks off any anything anytblng anything
thing for which he feels n fancy and andIt I1nllIt andit
It Is brought to him Tu Tbp < s only draw drawback dlnwback drawback ¬
back from his point of view Is that the thebill thebill thebill
bill Is presented to him just as It would wouldbe wouldbl wouldbe
be anywhere else and In the event of ofhis othis ofhis
his refusing to pay up he would eventu eventually eentul111y eventually ¬
ally be served with a court summons summonsAmong summonsAmong summonsAmong
Among the occupants of the Clock ClockTower Clocklower ClockTower
Tower have been the late Int Charles CharlesBrndlnugh Cblllle8Dradln CharlesBradlaugh
Brndlnugh Dradln uAh who found himself con consigned consigned consigned ¬
signed thither on account of a little littledifference littledllTcllIl1 littledifferenrr
difference with Mr Speaker on thesubjlct the thesubject thesubject
subject of the parliamentary oath oathWhen oatbWben oathWhen
When Northampton returned Mr Ir Brad Bradlaugh IIl11dlaugbto Bradlaugh
laugh laugbto to parliament he was not allow allowed nllowcd allowed ¬
ed to take the tll oath nor the substituted substitutedprocess substitutedprocesY substitutedprocess
process known as affirmation Mr MrBradlaugh MrBmdln MrBradlaugh
Bmdln Bradlaugh uAh however secured u I New NewTestament NewTestnmeut NewTestament
Testament nnd took a self administer administered ¬
ed oath after which he proceeded to tothe tothe tothe
the next step of signing the roll lIe Herefused lIeretused lierefused
refused to withdraw w when the speaker speakerrequested speakerrequested speakerrequested
requested him to do so and conse consequently consequently consequently ¬
quently the sergenutatarms took tookcharge tookcharge tookcharge
charge of ofblm him and to the Clock Tower Towerprison Towerprls Towerprison
prls prison 1D be wentWhen went wentWhen wentWben
When the tbnerectlon erection of the Tower Towerbridge Towerbridge Towerbridge
bridge was being considered a state statement statement statemeat ¬
ment was made that the Tower bridge bridgebill bridgebll1 bridgebill
bill committee was subject to bribery briberynnd briberyand briberyand
and corruption a serious charge Two Twomen Twomen Twomen
men responsible for It wore pronounqcd pronounqcdto
to have committed a breach of privi privilege prlviloge Irlvl Irlvllege ¬
lege for the house Is very ery sensitive sensitiveupon senslthoupon sensitiveupon
upon such matters nnd the speaker Is Issued Issued Issued ¬
sued a summons for their appearance appearanceOne appenranceOne appearanceOne
One of them Mr Ward gave himself himselfup
up without wit bout delay and be got seven sevenlays Revendns sevendays
lays In the Clock Tower prison The TheJthcr Tboothlr Theother
other offender after a little delay was wasaptured wascapturfd wascaptured
captured and was for a brief period periodHoused periodhoused periodhoused
Housed at Newgate NewgateThe NcwgnteThe NewgateThe
The first M P Imprisoned In the thepresent tbepresont thepresent
present house of commons was W WSmith WBmlth WSmith
Smith OBrien One nc day In 1840 be bejaminlUcdLcqntpmpt beCDllll1 becOwlnDttLctntrof
jaminlUcdLcqntpmpt CDllll1 Hf11 ntlml1t of the tJ1 tjlehoplg < hoiiBO hluWi1r hluWi1rI l y
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de J inking to sit upon up n n ccrfaln commit commitConsequently co coinmiftoo lml lmlteo
too Consequently be was sent to prls prlsurlug prison prlsoti
fining
oti on urlug urln the few ow weeks that tile com comce comtn corntnl
tn tnl ee deliberated This time how howover 1I0wev howover
over ev over r he was not sent to the tIock tIockTower CJocli CJocliTower QlockT
Tower T er prison which was not finished finishedbujfdld finlalfedbttjdid
lJ bujfdld lll1ld his durance In tho cellar nf tho thohouse timehdisc
house houseJjr
l Jjr A Scotch Custom Customfifmany Cuatoutniany
fifmany niany parts of Scotland It used to tobclgju1 tobe tobe
bclgju1 be hl tee custom to place on a nlIl1n8 nlIl1n8to mans manstonnjBtone nlnna nlnnato
tonnjBtone to ifflmnny IIton stone > the symbols of his trade tradeTlfus tradeh tradelh
Tlfus lh h j n sugar cane would decorate the thelirnjw th th1J theof
lirnjw 1J of a grocer nn aunx n ax and saw Sl w with withhammer withbamlnor withhn1i
hn1i hammer tncr null mills would be found on onHint allUfl onilia
ilia Hint Ufl lor of n carpenter an awl and n ham haminbttona hUIIlDelpnl1 humtI1C
tI1C inbttona lDelpnl1 p11A shoemakers shoel1lu IWIs grave gla 11 und u lill so onT1e on onjjie
T1e 110 jjie sorrow of yesterday Is as tioth nothng tiothnjythnt 1I0thtbn
njythnt ng that I of today tlIn Is bearable but that thatafijtamorrow thntmorroI thatyt
afijtamorrow yt morrow Is gigantic because In InJutlnctEuripides Injla Inhis
JutlnctEuripides JutlnctEuripidesiVVHEN jla his l IpctEuripides IpctEuripidesWHEN et gllrlpldell gllrlpldelli gllrlpldellWHEN
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WHEN DOGS ARE RE SICK SICKyX Si SICKTL K Kh
TL h Way VII to Uht 1II111Icinc to Tlrese TlreseIlichlyfeuilttvePulionts Tlle te terl
+ IIIjhl IlichlyfeuilttvePulionts Billy C ieitilttve llIillh 1iitliiiitH 1iitliiiitHtreatment
yX rl
1 all treatment of a sick dog re repiffliher reP revpt
pt piffliher P fiber j you 301l111e arc dealing with a highly highlyHtlvo highlyH
Htlvo H MthO and nervous patient Iin tlellt Be very veryCwftlo veryg ely elyi
Cwftlo i g tlo avoid n old roughness or anything anythingW all lblng lblngIII
1111 W W y to alarm Inrm him him In giving him any UU UUf
flHuld f ti ii Illlmcdlelno medicine do not open his mouth mouthbift mOllthpinelllg mouthplnchig
bift placing him between your our kneeshis knees kneesjynw Imeel3Jii
jynw Jii his face looking lathe samo dlrcc dlrcctlmirts lIlrectI
tlmirts tI II your our own gently gcnU1I1lso raise his Jaw Jawqnajr jawIIn jawnn
IIn qnajr pulling his lips away awayfrom UII1 from his histeam bioiti histi
team ti ti on one side of his mouth to form formji t011I1jl farmgat
ji gat 1 II or funnel very er nlowly IIlowl pour from frombotilo tlOIlbQOJe rent rentbo
bo botilo le or Hpoon tho quantity ho Is to tohdvt toMt to11hv1
11hv1 hdvt Mt > into It ItllI ItI
3 ithp < llI p his head raised for a minute mill ute or ort ort ort1t
t t1t > ya and If he docs not swallow the thedojp thodo thed
dojp do d insert a spoon between his front frontteflli fronti frontto
to teflli i 1 This will have the effect of ofdrawing otd ofd
drawing d vlug Ing off his attention from tr m tho tholuwlclno thon1 theichle
luwlclno n1 tlclno ichle and he will usually swallow swnllowa swallowat1Juce swallowatucc
a atucc at1Juce TOuce It the dose do so Is a pill bolus or oraifsJUjhig ora
aifsJUjhig a tlll11g solid hold h ld his head the name snmena namewo MlnleVI
na wo VI as before mentioned but with the theIcidliniul tllCbt thelc
lc Icidliniul bt l1lId under lower Jaw press IlIeslllhlIIly ilrmly ilrmlyojj tirumlyn
ojj 01 ngh II n 11 side with thumb and finger nt ntictlon n n19ctloll ntGf
Gf ictlon 19ctloll of upper and loweiJnwi loweiJnwiput lowest Jaws JawsI
I will usually cause him him to open opent open openuih
t uih wtol th U oso os h uhUd uhUdput
put Into 1im o the mouth asr asrpossible as trw boclrTis boclrTispossible tlItJj tlItJjput Incr lr lrpossible
possible over the tongue or ho will spit spitit SllltIt spitIt
it out and closo the jaws somewhat somewhatsharply somewhntshlirIlly somewhatsharply
sharply and In most cases the deed Is Isdoac Isdone isdone
done It any trouble arises with the theaction theaction theaction
action of his front paws In s this pla iriay lIn be bogot begot begot
got over by b wrapping him round with witha
a Bhawl or conrso apron apronWhen apronWben apron1thcn
When once you OU have hn e got Into the way wayof wayof wa waot
of It you will be surprised how simple simpleIt
It Is I am quite sure a practiced own owner OWIIer owner ¬
er or kctmclsmau would dose a dozendogs dozen dozendogs llozendogs
dogs while n novice was making a abungle nbungle abungle
bungle over one oneAll All About Dogs Dogsby Dogsby Dogsby
by Charles Henry Lane LaneTHE LaneTH LaneTHE
THE TH E COLLAR BUTTON BUTTONIt
It Ih IHcHHliiKH Ucnllued Only 0111 liyTho by hyThose hyThoseWho Tbule Tbuleho c cWho
Who ho Have Lived Without It ItIn ItIn ItIn
In looking over a trunk full of old oldtruck oldtruel oldtruck
truck the other day da said the elderly elderlyman elderlymun elderlyman
man I came across a lot of old shirts shirtswltu Sbl1tBwith shirtswith
with the buttons sewed on and as I Ilooked 1 1looked Ilooked
looked nt them I realized anew what whatthe wbattho whatthe
the collar button means to humanity hunmauityThere humanityThere hUl1ll1ultyThelc
There have been greater Inventions Inventionssurely Inelltlonssure inventionssurely
surely sure but not many mnn that have con conferred contelrod confeircd ¬
ferred n more unmixed blessing on onmankind onmankind onmankind
mankind mankindThe mankindTime mankindrile
The yuugor unger person of today ac accustomed nccustomed accustomed ¬
customed to the collar button always nhvnyscannot alwaysconnot alwayscannot
cannot realize what It was to be with without without Ith Ithout ¬
out It lie can never know what It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was to have shirts with the buttons buttonssewed buttonssewod buttonssewed
sewed ou onor or not as the case might mightbe
be Not so very vcr ninny years ells ago when whenthe whentbe trhentime
the collar button was yet et comparative comparatively ¬
ly new before persons had come to tokeep tokccpns tokeep
kccpns keep as everybody commonly does doesuow docsnow doesnow
now a lot of buttons on hand the man manwho Dlanbo manvho
who bo had lost his collar button thought thoughtUlmsclf thoughtbhnselt thoughthimself
himself entitled to the sympathy of his hisFellows histellows hisfellows
Fellows but wrung as ho might be by bythat lytbat bythat
that loss lie could not even guess at atthe atthe
the anguish that In the sewed on but button button ¬
ton days filled the heart of time man manivho monwbo manwho
who when he came to put on his last lastlenn Instclcnn lastclean
clean shirt found that key button the theue tbeone theone
one > ue on the collar band most Important Importantono
ono of nil gone entirely or only Just Justjanglng Justbanging lusthanging
banging by a thread
I lImo knew a man once who had this thismppen tblshalJ1en thishappen
happen mppen to him and didnt swear That Tlintivas Thatwas
was os tbo only great thing ho ever did didjut didbut didbut
but I have always thought that that thatdone thntalone thatalone
alone was Va enough to stamp him ns a anost 11most amost
most extraordinary manNcw man New York XorkSun YorkSun ork orkSun
Sun
A Success SuccessVas SncceilWas Sucee SuceeWus
Was the wedding a success successI
I guess so The brldos mother was wasn WI1SIn wasin
In n tears the grooms mother went her herme herone herone
one me better nnd had hysterics you yououldut youcouldnt ou oucouldut
ouldut bear a word of the ceremony ceremonyind ceremouynnd ceremonyand
and ind the church was ns so crowded that thathrco tlillttbrce thatthree
three women fainted Yes It was 118 a aucccss asuccess asuccess
success all rlgbtLlre rlgbtLlreMl1It right Life LifeMilk
Milk Is suggested as a good extln cxtlnulshlng extlngulsblng extlngulsiting
ulshlng agent for burning petroleum petroleumt
It t forms an emulsion with the oil aud audy audby andby
by y disturbing Its cohesion attenuates attenuateshe
the he combustible element as water cannot can canlOt IIn IInnot
not lOt
Among the aborigines of Australia Australiaho
the ho most common form of punishment punIshmentless
less ess than death Is the upccrlng of the thuiffcnder thoo1endetbrough theoffender
offender o1endetbrough through different parts of the thebody thobod
bod body
rssariw
THE HEDGE HEDGEFair HEDGEFair
1 1aIr
Fair aIr neighbor ot the thatched cot cotWith cotWith
With Ilh globe do Dijon clustered gable gableBo gahleqSo I
So star Iar sweet on Irom plot to plot plotThou IlotIhou plotThou
Thou trlppcit like a nymph ol fabl fablSo fable lableSo fableSo
So blithe thy smile to soft thy lone toneTliy loneIh loneTliy
Tliy Ih love to good a life to l Iliad ad In InId InId InId
Id fain the hedge were overthrown overthrownAnd overthrownAmi
And our two gardens maOo Ina o ono Edenl EdenlIJut EdenlOut Edenlhut
Out Nol erl cries i Wisdom IJOIII Spare the lence ftnceThe < nce nceTht I IIh
The Ih thorn the lh Ivy Iq blaeillril dt nc ntit ItJl1 ItJl1LeAVa i JAi JAiLeaic JfljUave
Uave Mmttnln IiOmdflhlg Mrllte nitefrtnw nitefrtnwHomo adtikEntlomo nd ndRome
Homo dream ol joy Jo to hope 1 > 010 and rest in inSome InSome InSome
Some iliad surprise some mystery myitcrjrOf myIHYOIlnconcellDbl
Of Inconceivably sn sweet t meaning moaningWisdom I IWIJom Iwisdom
Wisdom U I wise My friend and I IScarce IScarce 1Sara
Scarce press the topmost twigs by leaning
0 I II 0 In Good wordsNIGHTMARE Words WordNIGHTMARE WordsNIGHTMARE
NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARETlio
The Seimitloii Tlint Alwnrn AlwlI 3Iukc i iStun n nJluu
Stun it Coward CowardStrange CcnvnrdStrnnJe CoavurdStrange
Strange that we are always so cowardly cow cowardly
11111 ardly In nightmares remarked a Now NovOrleans NowOrloallN NowOrleans
Orleans lawyer who has a taste fa fatho for tortho forthe
tho bizarre I dont believe b lIue anybody anybodover anbollyoer anybodyever
over lived who stood up nud made i isquare 11 asquare I IsqunlO
square stand against the amorphous amorphoushorror amorlboushOlIor amorphoushorror
horror that Invariably pursues lursuesus us li lisuch In Insuch Insuch
such visions When I have a night nightmaro nightInnro nightmare
mare nnd tho usual monster gets ets on ormy onmy onmy
my trail my blood turns to water am ammy and 1111my andmy
my conduct would disgrace n sheep sheepurn I IUIII Iurn
urn beside myself with stark down downxlght downxlght
xlght fear and I have no Idea left It Itny III IIIny inny
ny head except to run like a rabbit rabbitAll 1IIbbltAll rabbitAll
All pride self respect dread of ridicule rldlcuUand rltllculealld ridiculeamid
and even the Instinct of self clt dofenstnre dofenst llofonoO1e dufoii o oare
are scattered to the winds nUll I bo boHove bo1I0e behove
Hove honestly 1IOnestl I would be capable o oany oan of ofany
any an Infamy Infllll1 In order to escape I have havino hl1 haveno 0
no hesitation h In confessing this thl be because beclluse because
cause ad nl far as I havo been beonlllJlo able tc tcfind to tofind tofind
find out everybody eorbol1 acts exactly oxnctl the tinsame theslime thesumac
same way a In the throes of nightmare nightmarennd nlhtmllrcnnd nightim nre nreand
nnd I feel certain I would not maki makisuch mlllOsuch malcesuch
such a pitiable lltillble spectacle of myself It Itreal In Inreal Inreal
real life no matter what might befall befallI
I think that the explanation eXllnnll tlOII of the tinnightmare thenlghtmolo thenightmare
nightmare panic Is to be found In the tinfact thetact thefact
fact that the dream Is almost luvnrl luvnrlably 111011oh Invnriably
ably oh accompanied by b u sense of suite suffocation sulToClition suitecation
cation It Is well established tha thachpldng that thatcholdllgthe thatchokingthe
chpldng choldllgthe the shutting off of ono onoiwiriflJnjiskaJiomply onowJi onesyvla
wJi wiriflJnjiskaJiomply Sps siAhllnelY 11hpluely phrase flhrn pllrasiehas cbns has nt ntdistinct ont1tiftiijnrIItfi andr
t1tiftiijnrIItfi dr fitfp3trtfmo itlnti t I n tJ iiklotiIs htllll > ° thRlrel thRlreldistinct dirtr l ldlsllllct
distinct and lIl d different from that produced pro produccd producd
duccd by 11 any an other form of pain 01 01peril or orplrll orperil
peril It fills the victim with such liorror hoer hoerroc
roc and distraction that he Is for or the tinmoment themoment themoment
moment Insane He will do do anything anythingto
to get relict This has been brought broughtout broughtout broughtout
out on more than one occasion In the thedefense thedefenso thedefense
defense of men who have 1m e been chokndand choked chokp1I1nd chokedand
and killed their assailants and Judges Judgeshave judgeshno judgeshave
have held that the circumstances ol olsuch otsuch ofsuch
such an attack should be given special specialconsideration slleelalollsldellItion specialconsideration
consideration as extenuating the deed deedIn deedIn I IIn
In dreams the entire nervous system Is Isrelaxed Isrein isrelaxed
relaxed rein xed and It Is natural to suppose supposethat supposetbat supposethat
that tho mental effect of suffocation suffocationwould sullocatlonwould suffocationwould
would be Intensified At least that Is Istho Isthe Isthe
the best apology 1 have to offer for my mysprints m1sprInts mysprints
sprints through nightmare landNewOrleans laud landNew landNewOIlenns New NewOrleans
Orleans TimesDemocrat TimesDemocratIlulilt TimesDemocratIlnblt
Ilulilt In a llomci Work WorkWhen WorkWlieu VorkWJ
Wlieu When WJ all 1 I retired from the contract contracting contracting ¬
ing business a short time ago said a awell awell awell
well known man I had a number of ofhorses oChOIIICS ofhorses
horses that I was anxious to dispose disposeof
of Among lIIolig them was cue named Jer Jerry JerIY Jerry ¬
ry which for or several years had been beenused beenusel1 beenused
used to working on a drum In such suchwork sucbwOIlt suchwolc
work a horso becomes accustomed to tolifting tolifting tolifting
lifting his foot high to avoid a striking strikingthe sUUtlngtbl strikingthe
the hoisting ropes When the horses horseswere hOlscswe1 horseswere
were put under the hammer Jerrywent Jerry Jerrywent 1erl 1erlwellt
went to a Harlem grocer grocerAbout glocerbout grocerAbout
About bout a week later the purchaser purchaserof
of Jerry J ClIy called at my III house bouseand and told toldme toldml toldme
me that he had n lot of trouble withthe with withtho wltl1till
till horse Ho said that Jerry Je1r would wouldgo
go a short distance when he would wouldstop wOllltstop wouldstop
stop short and lift hIs feet high amid nudafter audlitter amidafter
after doing doln this would go a little far farther fartimer nr nrtllCl ¬
timer only 0111 to repeat It again I told the thegrocer theglOllr thegrocer
grocer why the horse stopped short shortand sholtIIl1l1 shortamid
and lifted his feet and also advised advisedhim adlscdhim advisedhlm
him to look up III some contractor and nndsell nnllsell andsell
sell the animal to him for hoisting pur purposes purposes purposes ¬
poses He did so notifying me that ho looreceived horeceived horecllell
received a larger price than ho paidme paid paidme laid laidme
me for or the horse borseNow Now York Sun SunHow Sunflow
How 110 He II e Got It ItIn ItIn ItIn
In ono of Chauncey M I Depewsstories Depews Depewsstories Depewsstorlcs
stories he told of meeting a man as asfunny liStuuny asfunny
funny as himself hhnscltOne himselfOno himselfOno
Ono day lIn said Mr Depew I met meta
u soldier who had been be n wounded In the theface tbetace theface
face Ho was a Union man and I Iasked 1nsled Iasked
asked him In which battle ho bad been beenInjured beenInjured beenm
m Injured InjuredIn hiredIn
In the last battle of Dull Run sir sirhe sirhe sirhe
he replied repliedBut reIllIednut repliedBut
But how could you Ou get hit in the thefaco thetnco theface
face at Bull Run I asked askedWell nskedIell askedWell
Well sir said till man half impel apologetically opologctlcall impelogellcaily ¬
ogetically after I L L11 d run a mile or ortwo ortwo ortwo
two I got careless nud looked back backSulphur backSniihur It ItSohhur
Sulphur Will III Put Out Flren FlrenGrant 1 GiresGrant lreJl lreJlGrl1nt
Grant mo lU space e acl In your our paper to toake tomnke tomake
make ake more generally known a fact fastwhich factrhlcli totwblcb
which has been known to me many manycars munyyears manyyears
years cars and doubtless to others that sun sulihur suIpbur sunphur
pbur ihur thrown Into the fire of a stove storeurnaco stoveturnnco stovefurnace
furnace urnaco or fireplace will Instantly ex exIngulsh extlngulsh extingulsh
Ingulsh the fire In n chimney or flueIf flue fluef fiueIt
It f a small bag or parcel of sulphur sulphuaay sUlpbuesny sulphursay
say ay three th ce or four ounces were kept In Ini InQ ina
Q i handy place and usedwhen used when needed neededis
ns is directed above It might bo the theucaus theUllaus themeans
means ot saving property and ol l perhaps perhapsIfc perbopsuroLot perhapslifeLetter
uroLot Ifc Letter er In I New York Times
Local LocalLYCEUM LocalLYCEUM LOGalLYCBUlI
LYCEUM THEATRE THEATREBeginning TIIEATItEBeginning lHBAlRBBcglnnlng
Beginning Monday afternoonManager afternoon afternon1lanllgor afternoonManager
Manager Kornun presents T 1 W WDlnklns WDlnlcln8 WDinkins
Dlnklns Vagabonds a show which whichshould whichshould whichshould
should bo witnessed by all Mann Manncor 1annJ Manngor
J cor r DlnlUns Dlnl < ln Ins made this show tliq tlo tloleiuTof 1Q I i i
leiuTof lcittcrof cn < < e of Ihb th season season A lavish ex expeiidituro ex expeudituro
peiidituro of money for scenery and nnduostumes andcostumes
costumes together with some of Mia tinbest Miabest thnbest
best acts on tho American stage stngomake stngemllke stagemake
make the Vagabonds tho King of nil nilshows ullshows allshows
shows of this kind Among tho spe specialists speeln1l8ts apeclalists ¬
cialists arc Lillian Wnshburn tho thoideal thoIdenl tlioIdeal
ideal of tho vaudevilles yfu evllles i dainty Flo FloJnnecn FloJ FloJanson
Jnnecn J I1nsen the Mlgnnnl Family Familymusical Familymusicalbarbers musical muslcnlbarbers musicalbarbers
barbers i TopncknndStool lopack and Stool gymnasts gymnastsextraordinary gymnastsextroordinnry gymnastsextraordinary
extraordinary i Barrett and LnrnatV LnrnatVexchangers Inrned Inrnedoxchangers Larnetlexchangers
exchangers of Celtic wit and cunledyand comedy comedyand cumedylUll
and lUll twenty pretty and shapely cite chorus citems ¬
rus girls Two very cry funny burlesques burlesquesarc
arc prestntcd introducing tho comic comicbnby comicbaby comicbaby
baby elephant Uncodu Bath and andthe onlthe andthe
the Vagabonds brass bund of oC18 18 18pieces 18pieces
pieces piecesOn piecesOn
On Thursday returns from from the tlioCorbettMcCoy thoCorbettMeCo theCorbott
CorbettMcCoy CorbettMeCo Corbott blcCoy fight will bo rend roatlfrom ron ronfrom rendrein
from rein tho stage stageWeek BtageKR stageEOIWJS
KR EOIWJS NAN LY LYCEUM LYCEUMWeek tll i TH ATn ATnWeeJ
Week bogining beginingMondayMatAug Monday Mat Aug 27 27T 27rfe 27r1a
T rfe W DINKINS DINKINSTHE
THE THEVAGABONDS TJmVAGABONDS THEVAGABONDS
VAGABONDS VAGABONDSBURLESQUERS VAGABONDSBURLESQUERS e eBURLESQUERS
BURLESQUERS BURLESQUERSReturns
Returns on Thursday Cor CorbettMcOoy CorbettMcCoy CorbettMcCoy
bettMcCoy Fight will bo read readfrom rendfrom readfrom
from the Stage StageNext StageNext
1 0 d t rq 1 flil flilN
Next N ext week weekTho The High Rollers RollersiJItOIOSALS RollersOltOIOSALSwIll HollerspltOIOSALS
i pltOIOSALS OltOIOSALSwIll JItOIOSALS wlU l ho > o received lit the Bureau Dureatiol
of HupiiIe HUI1IIlelnnll nnd Accounts Navy Depart Department Desetwent ¬
VClnLrt VClnLrtmont
mont Washington I n C until u oclock oclycknoon oclocknoon oc Qckr
noon September 4 looo ana anti publicly otionod otionodImmoillntdr Olonoo OlonooIrnnJocllntrlr oponodImmodlatelp
Immoillntdr thereafter to furnish at tin tlmNnvy thoNnvy tinNavy
Nnvy Yard WftHlilrcton I V 0 a 1 quantity of ofueUn of1I1lIoru ofsuppuru
1I1lIoru cud runways for ollchlo crane lllo dittoaeels llloIlnele
Ilnele ueUn cotuout send broken mono limo brick brlcbhDlda brlokehardware brickeitvlilc
hardware 11 poplar arron Iron pipe cleat lol frjlu urgings s anI anIelIlo smut smutelw
eitvlilc elw trio motors Blank propoeuU will bo fur furWiiKlilntfnn fu furl furriyhed
rl riyhed hell upon nPIllleatlon to the Navy Yard YOIllWII Yard1Ynshingtnn
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uf Yards and Dncki Dock Navy Department Wash WMhIUIOIl Washlogton Wiwlilucton
lucton until UII I oclook September 1 1KOO and andthen alllitben andhelm
then and an there publicly opened opIJ for furnishing and andshop alldefoctllJl anderecting
erecting the steel framework IlIr tor a gnniorwork gnniorworkshop l1ll11or Work Workhop
shop hop at the Navy Yard Washington WashingtonU 1 1C
C For or plans tpeclflcaUons aect callolla nUll forms of pro proposal profoal proasal ¬
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reau of Yaiils and ani Dock Navy Department DepartmentWashington JepartmentWaeblnston DeiarttnentLVnahingtou
Washington until 1 oclock ScpUimbrr Septomnt er11900 1190o anti anilthen anl anlthen antithen
then and there publicly IlIIbllclr opened 0 1J for constructing constructinga
a ajMem I tem of unuoryroimd UUI or rolllld conduits and manlioloa manlioloafor nranhotcnforelectrewires
forelectrewires for clectr tileetre c wires wlr at atthe tlio Navy Yard Washington WashingtonI
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class at ntctty city pricesPabst prices pricesPabslBeer pricesPabst
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Our 50c 500dlllller8 dinners arc the best Wo Woservo Woserye Weserve
servo with them Oylers Clams Fishand Fish Fishand Fishnud
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