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' we get no benefit." returned Mr.
lieredith.
We heeenegoe were on the wrong
eide."emteted . John-on of lndiena.
”Whethere nee lee or a rebel."
retortedlle. Meredith. ‘depende upon the
finance maker..e pntrlot of him
whom defect when a rebel of. That wee
theeeee in mo."
Sir. Ueeedith went on to cite ceeee which
heeeid made him believe that there were
peeeienereon therelle. Duriogtheprog-
reee ot hie ereeeh he denounced the Re-
pehiieaee for refining to vote when the
eelgniorege hill wee up.
lueeren en Ila leeeele.
"Why did you not count net" aeked Dir.
"If they had put me in the chair." re-
filled Ir. Heredith. “i would have admin.
to yon your own medicine—l would
haveeonntedynn." [Repubilceneppiauee
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plied air. Meredith. “there were no i
min-noun". endlenr prondot t."
Towud the end of lir. Iieredith'eepeenh
emuduugeeeneoccnrred. Mr. Merv
dith wee etill talking about fraudulent
and wee having an animated ei-
tercatloe with Hr. linker of Sew Hem
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nL’nioe eoidierwee obtaining a penelou
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yet pee e peneion by reeeonnt edieehliity.
whenleeehinidey by day andweek by
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heliovethettheruen iledwhen hewenthe—
fore the olieiele end ewere that he had
been crippled Ia thearery."
”i want toeey If the gentlemen ie hon-
eet." interrupted lie. Funk of liliuoie. rip
ie hie piece. ”and it etetlng what he
re tobatrue. thatif hedoee not revoke
that can know- to the proper authoritiee
he in not it good eltieee.”
7 thin." returned lir. Mere-
dith hotly: “if the gentleman undertokee
to ieeiouate that l on diehoneet-if the
gentlemen nudeetekee"-— Without com-
pleting hieeeetew iir. Heredith left hie
piece to the right of the epeeker'e chair
and hurried over towhere ilr. Funk wee
etendi‘? la a tide eiele to the left.
"i d not any no," proteeted lfr. l‘unk
ee Ir. Heredith advanced toward him in e
threatening manner.
”You had hotter not any eo." returned
lit: With. etili edvenelhg up the eieie.
Cele. to the leeeee.
A encounter wee imminent.
llenrhaee crowded down about the belliger-
enteeedd thereon lnteneeeenttementend
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but other l’leeee Are Throne-ed.
(7mm, W. Va.. ifereh tin-After
the meeting of the etrikmet Montgomery
hollow the governor did not withdrew the
t from Wyent’e tortiflcetione at the
the home will leave for came time. Colo
nel Roda. commanding the Second regi-
m liaior Dacha. commending a
of thhe compeniee. have declared
martial law endeettled down for a nicer.
Sherifl Hinman celled for more troope
when the etriktre moved around Powell-
ton.whioh in live rollee from the F In
miner and of! the Cheeapcake and 0 io
reiiwey. The Human mlum erework.
ing at the reduction. end all the etrikcre
with in for them to come out. The govern-
~ or end etefl held a consultation all day end
night. ‘
Three hundred men are reported to have
come over from New river. and there are
learn of other. halide joining the etrlkera.
The governor In in flow telegraphic com.
munioetion with the. military. and nothing
bee been received rl-Iui ivc to enydifiicully.
He received a ielrgrnlu from the eberlff
of. Fayette county nt l’owclltou noting
that he wee guarding the property there
with a peace of men. dud while there had
an yet been no attack made by the etrikere
from Montgomery he believes the report
that they were advancing in both dlrec
tione to attack from the front end not
wee correct. He eeltcd the governor for
military protection.
A telegrem jutt received by Governor
hicCorkle since midnight from Divieion
Superintendent J. M. (illl, now at Coal-
burg, 10 when above here on tho (“theta-
peeke and 0hto.etetec that the etriken
from the when near there are congregat-
ing in large numbere. eweuring that they
will burn the Choeapeake and Ohio bridge
on the breach road that rune from Coal-
burg to the Acme mince. in burning the
bridge they will prevent cool being shipped
from the Acme mince and thus atop the
million from working. immediately upon
the receipt of the telegram Governor Mo-
Gorkle ordered out three more companion
of military. with orders to proceed at once
to Cabin creek.
BOLTS TAMMANY.
lie-greenfie- Deephy of New York City
[com the BI. Org-ninth”.
Waefllxo‘rou. March ii.——Repreeentative
Duuphy of New York bee, forwarded to
Nicholle T. Brown of Temmauy Hell hie
reelgnetlon from the Tammany Hall gen’
oral committee.
Bin reaeone for this action mthet be
done not epprove of the political methode
of Jueticc Petriok Dlvver. the leader of
the Seeond eeeernbly district, and that hie
vlewe on the tariif do not egrec with thou
of Richerd Croker.
eiroe hie resignation to be taken an a pm-
teet egeiunt the management. practices and
eime of the leader of hie membly d irict.
With particular reference to the thode
gagged in the Second district last full be
“My information ie that in the election
dietrict giving the greatest majority to
mynerd war to be given e ”.200 position;
to the next beet. another position: to the
next. e gold watch end chain. In three
uperete election diatricta the tntire regio-
tered vote wee polled. end in these dielricts
hiaynard gotevery vote. Such a result. wee
moot etertliug and was never known be-
fore in our district."
Mr. Dunphy cold in conclusion that he
did not know or care how hie reelguatlon
from Tammany would atlcct him politic-
elIy. He had taken what he considered to
be a right count. irrespective of its effect.
Ihoekleg Creeltle‘e or e Poor teen.
Karts.“ Cm. March &-Tbe horribly
broiled body of Stuert C. Palmer. once o
well to do publisher of this city. wee
brought to Knueae City from the poor
farm graveyard. where It had been buried
without the knowledge of the deed men’s
fernlly. Pix-Humane Officer Mileu uye
that he he aocurcd evidencetbat shocking
crueltiee have been practiced on the in-
melee and that Piilmer'e death woe the re-
enlt of injuriee indicted by the poor ferm
nttendenic. An investigation is being
made.
‘lhree Ber-ed by e Iirewevke' lrploeioe.
NEWARK. N. 5.. March 3,--'l'wc girl-end
a men were eeriouely injured In an explo
elnn in e ilreworke factory In thlecity. One
oi the girie will die. The exploeiou occur-
red at the worhe of the Ruby Light comv
pony. The injured ere lAnie Rummell.
Aline Conueli and (marine Winboclt. pro
tor of the Works. The two girls were
ly burned about file fern. hood. body
and erase. Wiebeck was burned about the
tea, erme. loge. ellouldere and body. lilo
leit arm wee entirely burned off.
Whole bully Poieeeed.
Newton. lieu. March a. —- The entire
family of It. i. Snyder. a merchant at
fiedgwiek. e tow milee from here. were no
eidenteliy poletmed by tome unknown eub
etence in the coffee. hire. Snyder died
within a few honre In terrible agony. end
ltr. Snyder lingered until evening. it In
not expected the children will eurvivr.
w. t W...
Ineleve lent to the lee-teller.
Dollar. lfeeieo. March a-«A perty of
Americana hereaheutiil dare ago on
ehnetiuug ea ition in theslerre liedre
iethenonnleineeadthree of the meta-
hue were loot. The hodiee of two of them
were hound in e revine.
Ike mean he Party Inn-embed.
Mount. March 8.-A nt
hennee tablet in cnmmemoretion of the
burning of the Britten texed tee on the
aightofilerchl.if‘lt,bythernanend
women of Providence wee placedon the
Ida of the linen! of Trade building and
Ineliydedloeted.
W Ieehe heath.
fir. lute. ifereh h—Dr. Arthur Den»
revert, the millimetre murderer who tried
teeter-it euieide Worm eight.ihede
who attempt at noon t. lie need
ht wmiwulima thextot
over to en t gun te-
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dieerrtemflmdmit. With;
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mime. end it ie not likely now that ‘
in an interview Mr. Dunphy enid be de- ‘
“/2—
GEN. w on our
Men WhoCeueed Sheriden‘el'eo
mous Ride Potter Away.
W“ A VB‘I’BBAI OF THREE WARS.
lo Iervld in the lesion end lievide
Were end in the civil Wee—lo eh One
time lenneed Weehlegtoe With Gen.
federete Troupe.
Lvucunuuo.Vn..Mer-ehii.—.Uultedstetee
Senator John W. Daniel in e end voice en-
nouuced that hie old commander. General
Jubel A. Enrly. at when bedride he he
been a conetautwatchor for home daye. bed
gone to hie eternel reward. General Early
paeeed ewny quietly in the pretence of hie
iamily and physician. hie kindred end rev-
erei intimate fricude. The old general
teamed aware of bio approaching endeerly
in the day. Before noon he called for the
morning plperll. no war hie inverieble cue-
iom. end attempted to reed. but found
that hie eight wee felling. Soon after be
extended bin hand to Senator Daniel and
calmly held. "I want to tell you goodiiy,
major." .
I'm-ed Pence-fully Army.
He met death uufiirichingly with hie
hind resting quietly in Senator Daniel's.
Amngemeuie for the funeral will bcmedn
Willy. Private telegrume huveborueent
by Senator Daniel to many of Gnuerel Eer-
ly’e ex’Coufrxlrroic comrades, many of
whom will no doubt coma licreho client]
the hurihl.
Jubel Anderson Early. who wee in hie
covertly-eighth year. was a Virginian by
birth. He who graduated at the United
Staten Military ucodciuy in 1837. appointed
a lieutenant of artillery nod mignnd to
duty at Fort Monroe, Va. He saw eervice
on can EA’ll.Y.
In the Florida war in 1837 8. end in the lat-
ter yenr resigned from the army and began
the practice of law in Virginia. Subse-
quently he became e member of the logic-
lature end commonwealth attorney. Dur-
lug the war with Mexico General Early
served as major of e regiment of Virginia
volunteere end was aieo acting governor of
Monterrey in Mey end June. 1847. After
the dlebanding of the army he again re-
turned to the pumice of low.
At the beginning of the civil war be en-
tered the Confederate eervice ee u colonel.
commanded a brigade nt Bull Run. and in
the bottle of Williemeburg on Me! 5. 1w),
wee mortally wounded. according to ilret
reporte. He recur-crud, however. end was
promoted to be brigadicr generll. in May.
the lion nt Frederickrburg. while General
Lee wee fighting the bottle of Chum-encro-
v I
i h Illa Long Military Cnreer.
He also commended A division at Bettye-
burg. In last he was ordered to the valley
of the Shenandoah. where his operatione
were at firet eucceeeful. In July he creased
the Potomac river. gained a battle and
threatened Weehington, but woe obliged
to retreat. Toward the end of the month
a portion of bin cuvalry advanced into
Pennsylvania on for en Chamber-burg.
which. by his orders. they burned. Sheri—
dan wan cent offer him. end Early curtain-
cd defeat at Opequun and again at h‘ieber'n
Hill three duye Inter. 0n Oct. ID (icuerel
Early eurpriaed the national iorcee et
Cedar Creek in the eboence of Generel
Sheridan. 20 miloe awry. but the Union
cavalry general. riding hard. reached the
eceue. reliied bit ermy and gained a de-
cielve victory. General Early Ioeing the
greater part of hie artillery and irelne in
March. 1m. General Early wan totally
routed by General Cutter of Waynceboro.
eudefew dnye Inter he wee relieved by
General Lee from the mmnmnd in the
valley.
After the clone of the war General Early
Ipeut tome time in Europe and on hie re-
mond. lie euheequently took up hie reei‘
deuce In New Urirene. alternating with
Lyochhnrg. VIM. where. with General
rd. became a managerof the
ironieieneeteteiotu-ry. llewae preeideet
of the“ Southern Hietoricel moiety end in
im pnbllehed e pamphlet entitled “A
Memoir of the heat Year of the War For
independence in the Confederate Stem."
Welee'e Intro leeeiee need.
Darvon. March 3.-Amid greet hilarity
the extraordinary epeciei eeealon ofvthe
Coloredo legielaturr. celled together by
Governor Waite to provide relief for the
mining intereete and unemployed of the
um. edicurned eine die.
A Day lee-d leeehm
New Bent-nun. Mere. March 8.--At the
mine of the New Bedford Athletic club
liorrie H retroru of Providence knwked
out One liiette of PeiL River in one
round by a right hand blow on the neck.
Veteran Trenton Imployee tread.
Wuhllorolt. lurch Iii-«Albert Wallace.
erdmyeere. oneof the oideetelu
o the treeenry denertrnent. dropped
at hie reeideaee. The deceaeed wee ep-
yointed from New Hampehlve.
Wifmfl'm lee Leela.
Woodmen. new. eroh 8.--
men Jceeph ll. Walker. In an com
eddreeerd to Ilia conetitneote. withdrawn
hie pveviouely announced intention not to
accept a Nomination.
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1333. be commended the division that held .
turn manned hie precrice of law in llicb-,
who... m~$.W.W
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H. D. Wolcott.
‘u an» that. litrwelt.ht.
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mreuoe 10 canon Tutu?”
hiaete Ieoee to Me. the Ireeiliee
. leveled-elem lo teen Order.
”130 D: :‘W' Hem'fldi-Onhmdee
poop eve coogret t t vee
thet the election neeeedoif tightly. but the
anion taken by Preeldent Peixoto would
teem to denote thet further trouble is
betting and thet the end of the weerieonie
revoiut ie not to hear at hand as it was
et Int believed.
Preeident Peixoto leaned two important
lecreee. The hret of there ennouncemente
celleforaniooveaeein theetrengthot the
We end will. therefore. impo-
burden upon the people end in—
rreeee theelreedy heevy taxation toegreet
degree. Thin lncreeee of the etrecgth of
the ngnlerarmy in aaidto he the flratetep
In a movement to crneh out the rebellion
in thin neighborhood end in the eoutb. and
ehould th object be atteiued it they be
told thet the nddltlonel burden which the
couple will be celled upon to beer will alt—
er all be e blaring in dieguiee. '
The eecond decree ieeued by the preeident
indee thet perenue eocneed ot ireaeon
Mb. W by mill law. which would
need: to indicate that ditionel repressive
meeeureo ere neoeeeery. At the came. time
it it announced that menial law will not
it. Machined no long an the eituntiou re-
meine ee tranquil an it in now.
Tho ineurgente In thin vicinity now euy
frankly that they are fighting for their
liven. and it ie believed that if the Pelxoio
fleet wee to make a bold ewoop down from
Belle end engage the ineurgent fleet in
theee wetere the reenlt would be e prompt
end thorough victory for the government
hadron.
ellow fever continues to spread here.
“unduly there were 91 dentin from that
dilute n this city. end In addition 1!)
death from other fevers were remix-vied.
RAN THE GANTLET.
A Plenty Book fete-d Eagle-er Saved the
Trel- Iron Iehhere.
ST. Josxrll. Mo. Mercia il—Engiuecr
Janice D. dicKInuey of the Rock inland
eeved hie company a heevy lose in treasure
tad eleo eecaped with hie life by an exhi-
bition of nerve. Three milee eeet of thin
city and but belt a mile from the place
where the Rock inland was robbed two
months ago in a deep cut. As the train
gilded into the out a red lantern flashed
heroes the truck near the middle of the cut.
and e torpedo exploded under the wheele.
McKinney looked a little beyond the inn-
inrn and new several men with gune.
Hie train wee nearly at e ntaudetill. but
telling the throttle be pulled her wide.
open. Then life and his firemen jumped
down into the bottom of the cab. but not
a minute too noon. for when the robbers
new the move they fired a volley into the
engine and cab. but luckily hurt on one.
Thetrelndaebcdthrougbemhleperfect
ehower of bullets. the bendite. wild with
rage. firing into the ooechee on they passed
and creating coneteruetion ernong the pee-
eengere. who crawled down under the seats
and bid their veluablee. When the train
reached Stockbvidgc. it was found that over
ii» bullet: had. hit it. Menage: were at
once rent back to thin city. uud a force of
police in ecouring the country.
Moore Inher- lreake Down.
Now Banana. 8. J.. Mei-ch 3.~.\luore
Baker. who killed two negro burglars
right after they had murdered his wife
and her baby daughter Gertrude. we: in o
bed way. it some that hie phlegmatlc do-
meenor. which excited the wonder of all
who eaw him within a dozen houre after
the tragedy. waeduc to opiatee adminis-
tered by Dr. Hoeglnud. When the doctor
refused to give him any morodrugn. Baker
broke down completely. So violent was
hie delirium that neighbore bad to be
relied in to hold him. .I. J, Baker. his
father. rays that on Thursday night Moore
tried to kill himself with a carver.
Programme l‘or Queen Lil.
0mm. March :i.~llon.\\'. I"..-\Iexuuder.
special commlseiouer of the provieiouul
government at Honolulu. penned through
Omulre on his return from Washington.
in an Interview he lurid: "The pmvlsiunul
government ban won the fight. it will
give the queen in pension and retire her.
providing ehe behevre hemlf. She will
not be cent into exile. an the lenders of the
provielonal yernment do not regard her
no worthy o martyrdom."
tveegellet Alto-pie leielde.
sviuwt'ar. March li.—~'l‘be polioearreeieti
William Miller. the evengeliet of the Free
Methodiet church. on the charge of et-
tempting tooomrnit euicide. Miller lives
at Sumner lilll. Ceyuge county. ills wife
left him a abort time ago. and he came to
thin city In teerch of her. lie wee detpond-
tnt and ewellcwed peril green. but re-
ceived plot pt medical attendance.
hteei roe! le-ev heeled.
Plrrehvlto, March 3,-Auuounceureute
have been pnbliehed in the eeemn new:-
pepen that (he manufacturere of em!
centinu had agreed to go into a moi. with
the exception of the Midvele Steel com.
ny. Thin Ie denied by Pitteburg murm-
urerr.
lherll‘ Iieeghtev tie-deem a longing.
Baron llot'ne. lie. March K~Shrrid
Ilaughter out the rope. end Dave Johnson
I‘eud Ilenedeld Wuhingtcn. the two color-
mnrderere. ewung nto eternity. They
refined to mekeeey etetementaeying that!
they had elreedy cold enough.
Aetevieee hide Pee e ueeeh
Korean .01". larch h—A cehlegrem
he been "cured from Geneva announc-
ing that iiire Florence Slehhi denghier
of lit. W. ll. subbing e weeit y Kanaee
Oityen. in in wed count ”one! van lay. a
member of the reioheteg.
the hill warm- urine.
Perm. N. J.. March h-oThe weema
in Medium & Booth'e. the more» com-
peny’eud the Peterecn llihhne eompeny’e
worhe w were and Joined the etrikere.
i’hle nae the etrihe pretty general.
monument-33......
Othello)“ cm. 0. it, ilerch Ii-«Au
haven tor was awim‘
were w .
flatten received lit and wee elected.
”gamete candidate.
Molten the handn soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
MARKETING IN PARIS"
THE COMMISSION SYSTEM AN lNDEX
TO LIFE "4 THE. CAPITAL.
Nothing it Done For Nothing. Although
All Picking and Extortion Inlet Bo
fledged About by Tina Hallowed One-
tome-~Seilihg n Harlequin.
The llnlice Controller. on they are celled.
conniet of in vast iron etructure eituetcd in
the center of Pavia. e few equator from the
river on the north ride. The etreote around
form on open square. Other etreete cow
tinuc their courne through it. Technically
it contains 10 great paviliocr. to any notb-.
log of the cellars. Preciiceliy It in a notice
of covered ctr-cote and croee etreete, where
one wonders from the cobbege market to
the department of channel and from the
tripe market to the fruite and flowers. Ite
actual divisions are as followv; Poultry
and game. meat. fish. butter. ogge and
cheese. "gamma. lrulte and dowere.
As to the eelling. it ie both whoieeele
and retail. Before 9 e. m.. it in n bounce for
the provisioning of Perla. where not only
retell dealers come to get their wares. but
even exporting houeeo must find those
primeurs which their diatom. cuetomere do
uland. Thus the first peaches are usually
bought up for Russia, often at ndoilnrand
A half apiece. This example of peaches for
Russia. when coupled with the information
that the more of than from January to
hiey are not grown in France at nil. but in
the extensive bothouses outeidc of Brus-
sels. will Indicatu what manner of market
this place in.
Flower clouds welcome you along the
chronic before you reach the market. of
which they are the promise and the sign.
They share this office of harbinger with
the host of returning servant maids. flow-
er faced bounes of opulent contours. whose
till! clutched skirts crackle melodiome to
the healthy owing of their sturdy limbs.
They are milled in spotless muslin; their
nkirte are rdraped iu voluminous whim
aprons; they bear their purcham in no
‘quctiieb backers end the com missions they
have extorterl from the market _ , ‘ in
cold cash in their pockets.
This practice of giving commissioned;
servants on all they buy for their masters”
fables airline a keynote of Parisian habit.
Nothing is done for nothing. though all
picking and extortion must be done nccord-
ing to the limo honored customs. The
bonus will do her him to market for her
mum-tor and fight vigorously with the in-
dlee of the llullnc about the prim Only
after the money is id and the goods ere
delivered in her has at ebe coolly units for
her communion. about which there is no
fight at all.
What the honor: dues for her mistrue.
the mistress. if she be it boarding house
keeper. done for her guests. No matter
how much the may wish to keep you con-
tented in her establishment. she will block-
nmil your weehcrwomnn into giving her a
commiesiou on your weekly laundry bill.
So it in nine with the municipality of Paris,
which forces strangers to help pay taxes
by mmnfi of city customs on every bunch
of rediuhee So it is also with the retell
rollers of "rent in this great market. who.
though you nhould buy ‘5 worth of meat
from them. would not give you a soup bone
without an extre 5 cent pleas.
So it in in the included epecc of the ul-
try market. from which no purchaser al-
lowed to take out nnything for himself. If
It beonly a bare or n dozen larke. they
must be given to u “strong man" to carry
to the street at. u regulation charge of :3
cents. So it is in the division of the bufier
market. Around iheiubles where butter
it sold the floor is kept. strewn with clean
straw. This in to receive the dubs of hula
ter which Intending purchasers have tasted
on the rude of butter testing skewer: end
then ihrown down. The straw in gathered
up carefully twice A day by the rter‘s
boys. whose perquis-sitc it is, and t ey get
Iron: It enough lmllor to bring them in 300
francs n month.
As it result of tlim minute picking: and
savings everybody is cheerful. everybody
profits. evuryiiody in handling ready money.
iii the will) persona who are mid to have
some connmtion or other with this great
mnrkrt. from the municipal inapecior of
moms to the licensed fuctenr who carries
home your brisket. there in source one who
does not get some little whack outridc bis
regulation puy. Therefore the llnllee af-
ford n unique theater for the display of
French good nature at its beet—when
Frenchmen are in ibt‘ not of gaining cru-
times.
That it innlmmt impimiblcio hang about
the iiullcs and not participate in some de-
gree in ibis reign of plum y modified by econ-
omy in well known to i’nriuinn poor devils
(pnuvm dioblue). who. Iiuntled out of the
uniformed 5 cent lodging houses at 9 o'clock
in the morning to present a coloreble cou-
furmniiou to the law concerning hotels.
burnt thin equero around the Heller. The
wholesale auctioning. which goal on from
ii p. m. tote. m.. they find a Minn for di-
vcreiou and en oocnehiu lo pick up eundry
fruite to cut end perbepe a few coine oi. the
handeof gunman peeeente. who hevemede
their market and ere about departing in
their wegonn for the country. Later on
they ere elmoet euro in gain litre tone
from the indiee. whocorne all geyan luety
in the morning with their eerveuie and per-
hape their children to cheepeu flower: and
fruit end meet end flab.
it her uin. it will he remembered. in a
chencter nold pantomime dietinguiehed
by e ccetume of mixed and variegend col.
ore. At the Bullet a ”harlequin” iaepiete
of broken vioiueit whore etrengc mixture.
perhape of fish. and. meet poetry and
lee. hen given it the name. Petty t k-
ere make a! lmeineee of collecting enoh
very chteely to the “function eh
known to rerun citiee in Am .
Twelve etalle for the tale of theee harle-
nine eve philonthroplcally permitted by
{he municipeiity in one corner of title greet
rich looking market. Their
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