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lilo loeoroooo co.
0' flartiovl.
s. suiloiltoltu,
cu women-team
- porting the nomination. and I am in ear»
rn irom the other aide.
me Wham 00337103.
wan. letauodldaoo’.‘ III. uremic-cf”
“ll.- limp-tynlomiithobo-
aoeraey Cello Ila. Ive-ea a tree
Washroom. tier unudovevnor
Campbell of Ohio would run ior president
on the Domoerotic ticket. it it ocoerted.
even on a ireo eilver pletiorrn.
While he is note candidate. he can he
would tool it hie duty ii nominated at
Chicago to accept. no matter what the ,
platiorm might be.
Ir. Campbell raid that howould not be
Eh‘imm“ to the national convention at
“liy pooiticn on the oilvor queotion lc
this." herald to a reporter. “I have al-
waye boon bank in the otatomcnt of my
belief that cllver it entitled to ol
neo’tban ituow on a. cloth in iavcroI
arranging ior the rec uco oi both gold
and ollvor through an international agree-
ment which shall rcrttm cilvcr to the no
cition it occupied prior to 1878.
”Just how this international agreement
ie to be reached.” continued Air. (lamp-
boll. "lo a matter upon which I admit
there may be considerable diiioroucc oi
opinion. But I believe that the time will
come. and that More a great while, whcb
the nationo oi Europe. together with the
United Stator. will agree to a much larger
one oi oilvcr In their currency than at prev
out. ldo not believe that. under existing
conditionc, the Uni Statue could alone
maintain o'llvo'r. at with France and
Germany to joip no I believe that silver
could be club. he proper recognition.
Other no no would econ follow the ex-
ample oi t three. and England would
either he ioreed to join in the movement
orwould be doetroyod. The time hoe pace-
od for England to remain a dictator. The
cveuto oi the poet not have proved that
cho aunot do eltogothcroocbe pleased:
either in her lend grabbing schemes or in
her plane at commercial oggreooion."
Pacitlon oi l'rence and Germany.
“Are there any indication that France
and Gar-more ready to join the United
Ste‘t‘: in thin recognition oi eilver?” ack-
ed
“They ere not ready yet. but I believe
that they are gradually coming round to
the view that silver must be given an
equal place in the werld'c currency."
“ii you were nominated at Chicago on
a tree cilver platlorm. would you make
thence ior the presidency?" hir. Camp-
hell woo asked.
iii out not a candidate," acid. .lir.
01me "1 our neithc cooking her ex-
u-tia saying that I do not want it. I
cholltakeotopo to coo that my name it
uotpreoentedto the convention at Chi-
an
‘ “But ii in view 0! thin liotoment ac to
my position with regard to the nomlno
the the convention chouklnovcrtholeec
nominate the I would make the race ior
the prooidencyno mattorwbot theplot-
ior-c might be. ‘
“When the party cello, it it the duty oi
ogood Democrat to respond. No man hoc
overrun-ad ouch a nomination when it
hoe been given to him. and it etaadoto
reacon that no man over will.
“i made the race ior governor oi Ohio
loot year under Juct ouch circumotanoco.
No one will believe ior a moment that I
wanted that nomination. I! there ic any
orange that I hate oucked dry. it io that
one Yet when the convention nominated
me I had to comply."
"What cert oi financial plank do you
think the Chicago convention will adoptr"
" “ii i could have my way. it would be a
plank upon which all Democratc could
otand without a dioruption oi the party.
“i do not mean to inior that there
should be a otraddie. I believe that e
plotiorm can be conctruetcd which would
ntlciy both wings oi the party. provided
that each were willing to yield a little. It
the gold men were to pledge thcmoclvco
to try byoll moano in their power to bring
about cucb on international agreement or
would provide ior the restoration oi cilvcr
to lie condition piror to 1870, i think that
the oilver men at the party would accept
it rather than to break away irorn their
party allchJcc.
“Oi coerce there lo a danger that the
silver men or the gold moo. whichever
ilnd thcmoolvoo in control oi the conven-
tion, will endeavor to iorco the iooue and
make It ctrelgbtout declaration one way
or the other. What would be the remit
oi ouch a proceeding 1 cannot tell. but the
Democratic party bee not by any meanc a
monopoly oi thic trouble. .
Think IepIIliea-o Divided.
"i believe that the Republican party lc
much more divided upon tbic financial
question then appeare on the cartoon.
“A ctrelghtout declaration by the Chi-
cago convention on either cldo oi tbic
quortion. while It might occlusion the lore
oi Democratic voice to the ticket nomi
noted. would probably bring aococclcnc
”in Ohio the inc oilvor idea rooms to
be gaining. Some time ago i gavo a pro
diction to the eiiect that the gold men
would have iwothirdc oi the ctotc con-
vention. Since then the oilvcr men have
been gaining ground. At lenet thle lc
what I ace in my ownoonnty. and i take
it that than coaditlooo prevail throughout
the oteto. You know on on election
night the returns iron: the ilrot iow pro-
clncto that come in generally iurnlch a
pretty good indication oi the libel result.
it lot-kc oc though the eilver oontimont
woo a popular wcve cproading over the
country.
“There ic one thing lwould call our
attention icy-«that to. that the more a the
people on oiwcyc right. They know
much more than dorc one man or any cot
oi men. They know more than the Well
cirect clique on the one band. or thecll-
var mine camera on the other. 'i'hry will
dad a middle ground between the two oa-
tremec upon which the country can cloud
and prooper.
“At ('blcao'o there will be a number oi
men oilllioted with the dominant party
who will remgnlro the noeeccliy oi cook
log that middle ground and making it
poorlhio ior Democrats of all chance oi
opiniooto unite llteoppcrtlng the ticket"
The“ “We Inertia-lo.
Wumxorm. N. (l. .. Iioy sill—Tho otconn
chip limea hoe loll soutbport for New
York under her own stool- and under
commend oi Capt-la Icintcch. )ir. .l
lctatyro at New York. oacol them
are. who mac hero, woe aboard wheel!»
I.
i
. “ill.“ with the
’ on it next tioIId'Ayrmmd‘Pbo“l ubotruction
the manure w‘oc withdrawn. and by the
'deeielvo veto oi lit to tolhooenateedop ted
motion 'oi lir. lintact, euthcr’ol
'tol. wit it,
no 9» lie m was...
Int the coccion cod wic at timer
v
‘2‘?!“ Hill attacked the blilaoa boreieood
attempt at repudiation by on indirect cut-
ting oil oi the only moonc evicting tor a
repoaloi the greenbeokc. loom. Sher-
man. Gray. Bawiey and lodge spoke in
oppooltion to the bill. and Monro. Mlllc‘
oi 'l‘cxad, Butler, Allen. Stewart and
Clerk ior it. .
The thrill quootlon came in ior incl-
.dont’ol eoncideratlon. and Senatorc Shor-
man, George and Gray expressed the view
that it would be a dicgrace ii cougrcco
adjourned without enacting a law to in-
crease the revenues.
When Dina Butler aoked ior ovoto on
the ontlbou ddiill on Holiday. tin Hill.
irom whom inc ohloi apparition wee ex-
pooled. gave it accent. An agreement
was not reached. however. thounder-
ctnndlng being that it would be made
this altornoon ior a vote on lionday.
The Phillipe labor oummioolon bill,
which wee to have come to a vote in the
home under the cpociel order, wac com-
pletely crowded out by the oonierenco re-
porto on the river and harbor and oundry
civil bills. The bill ‘will now go over un-
til next week.
The conference report on the river and
harbor bill, which reported an agreement
on all the items cave that relating to the
State flouica and San Pedro harbors.
Guillermo. was made the baele oi a very
bitter iiack on the bill by blurry. Bop
burn ( op.) oi Iowa and Dockery (Donn)
oi Missouri. who doccrlbcd the 075, 000 -
riatlono no ”riotouc extravagance," but
th admitted that the combination hos
bind it was so strong that it could not be
deioatcd.
lir. Hooker, chairman of the river and
harbor committee. challenged lto oppo-
nentc to cite on item not justified by the
cngineerc' reports. The report woo adopted
by a vote oi 180 to 57. The oonierenco
report on tho, cundry civil appropriation
bill wee defeated.
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
The
landon Murderer oi inlanto Moot
Pay the Penalty oi liar Crimea.
Lonnox, Mny zit—The woman Dyer.
who has been on trial on the chorgc oi
murdering numerouc iniapto intruoted to
her care. boo been contoncod to death. She
weoarrootcd at Reading. together with her
condo-jaw. a man named Palmer. charged
with having ctrauglcd to death a number
or iniantc whose bodice were recovered
from the Thames weighted down with
bricko.
From letters iound in the poscoecion oi
the woman it named apparent that tho
perentc oi the iniontc consigned to hire.
Dyer'o care were aware oi the late intend-
ed for them. The coronorc had been puc-
zied ior come time part by the extraordi-
narily large. number oi lnlnnte' bodies
found In tho 'rbaIeoc- hotweon Wepplng
and Batter-ea. it woo impecclblo to trace
~ the murder of all tbbce thuo iouud to hire.
Dyer and Palmer. but it hIIo been cuopeet-
ed that they were responsible iora large
hunger oi the doetho oi the children thuo
ion ' ‘ - .
W
TURKS FRIGHTENED.
The [connection on the [cloud oi Crete
Aoeaaeo Alarming Proportion.
Arurxs. lloy sat—The oucceoooo oi the
Cretan incurgcnto have cauced a panic
among the 'llurklch rural population. who
are flying to the towns oi the island oi
Crctc ior relugo. tbuc conctltuliug a great
danger oi ctirring the dormant ianaticicm
oi the 'l’uvkich population in tho iowne.
which is greatly In exccce oi the Cbrlotlen
population.
The 'i‘urkich detachment has been be-
leaguered ior the loot iortnigbt at Yor-
arlc by the lncurgontc, and iii Turks have
been killed.
In another battle at Dracula. near the
north oooot oi the Iciaud. the Turkc loot
ten men. it ic reported that 1.500 'l‘urk-
lch relugcoo have fled to Retiree.
negro" Aboliehod at Cornell.
Imam. N. Y.. May till—Tho locally
at Cornell university, alter a deliberation
oineo November last, has enacted one oi
the meet important ploccc oi legislation
in the history oi the university. The de-
greco oi Pb. B. and B. S. have been abol-
ichcd. and A. B. will heroaitcrbothooaly
degree granted in general cnurooc. in
thoce courcco all prescribed work alter ou-
tranco boo llkewico been cbollehod except
military drill and phyoical culture. on
that a candidate ior bachelor ol arto may
hencciorth devote blmooli to any ctudloo
ho pioneer and get hie degree provided he
door cotlciaotorily Ibo requicitc amount
at work. ________
Redmond Decree nllioeitoo.
Manon. lioy a'l. udobn Redmond.
Icoqur oi the Parnoilito ioctlou oi the Mob
party. wrltccto The independent occur-
ing the lnllonitoc oi trying to wreck the
lricb lend bill by helping the leoralo to
oiIctrIIct tbo Kngilcb hills. which the gov-
ornmcut lo determined to pace bolero the
land hill. The letter. be ooyo. requiroc
amendment. but it lo on important mocc-
uro ior inland.
“Ema...
Itramovc lo laced at Portland.
I’oll’l‘l. AMI. tie. lioy 98. ~Portlond poo-
plo have cuhccrihod "70.000 in each to
ward building a grain elevator cl 1 000.000
bucbclc capacity lor the Grand Trunk rail.
ml. The Grand Trunk will lurulch 070.
000 more. thuc guaranteeing a regular
lino oi European cloemcrc ior Portland.
mac-rm la rerun.
Toucan. Parole. lioy ”Bu-’II to report
ed irom 'l‘abrl that the towo oi liaradagh
end Ardebll, in the province oi Acorboi-
ion. are in a dietuvbod condition. and that
meroudero have taken covcrol villager in
that region. The dispatch oloo eietoo that
the lamina canoe? diccoctcnt in Tonia.
III-gorel lieu Mm.
Irm Riven. n~..mm~mw
oi (lomgo ll. ltogcco adrcggictol dice-
cchcr. who lumped icons Sled-II l
hrldgo on tiny ii. hail been
llogm had been drink": heavily.end
blc mind wee deranged. o woo lid yeero
old and loavoo a widow and child.
M-.. --......__...
re ‘23me haetrloo.
000 it carried in direct and indirect appro-u
l'hey Wore Rained Vowtargg-ug.
cooo‘oecinl More Ate Upvtilo floated“
the Itateucivo Bantam—Ir. Abby. a.
Hello lllneoo Complinhlod Ialtoro. ”i -'
Now Your. lley 90.~—Aiter cu extend
I1 and brilliant career or operatic and
iromatio monegerc. alter introducing to
Inc American puollctbe mtertactorc
and ringers oi lluropo "I‘m presenting
grand opera on o moreoplon lothoa
car over bolero been attempted in title
country, llourc. Abbey. Boheolloi e: Gran.
controlling the tietrcpolitou Opera no not
Ind Abbey’o terln New York and the
turnout theater in Barton. have iouoc
tholnoolvoo in oeriouelluaneial dlillcultleo
and have made on ocealgmueot ior‘tho
benefit oi their croditora.
'l'hoir operatic ventures since 1801 have
given them magnificent prbfltv. but. with
two or three exceptions their dramatic
undertakings have been most dicestrouo.
and the latter have not only cwallowod
upelithogreatgaiacoithcoperaccoccn,-
but have run the ilrm into such debt that
they find themselves. an a firm and no in-
dividuals. practically otrlppcd oi every
dollar that thcyownod.
Their condition hoe been curious ior
some time. but they had good ground ior
hope that they could pull through one
cecciully. The crlcic wee precipitated by
hlr. Abboy'o proton carious illness. The
operatic odairc, w ch were highly cuc-
coulul were largely under Mr. Grau'c
munogtlhent. and. the canoe having been
finished. there was no troublt in that dl
rcctlon. The article had been paid; had
gone to Euro and most oi them had
been re-enga ior next cooeom , lira
tschociiol
J" mainly in controlol the
Tromont ter in Boston. in which the
firm woo prolitabiy interested. The geaer- -
al theatrical opoculatlone. ouch no the Lil-
lian lieocoll company and other engage-
ments mode in the llrm name. were me
particularly under the bond oi MRA
boy. 'i‘hcn. too.w
himorli with operatic mature and
Schoeliel with Boston odairc. ‘lir. Abbey
woe the general financier or ilnnnclkl
manager oi the ilrm'c lntcmie. Ac a re-
cult oi hie inability to attend to buelueoe
his partnere lound thrmcclvco in n in
cmharraccing pocitlon. Tho ilrm' cdrem
lo bucineoo woe going on iron ,
worse. and hir. Abbey was lying atto
Gilcoy House too ill to give his more
aid or eocictenca 1
The lied to Benched. .
When Mr. Abbey recovered cullicientiy
to be able to converse with Mr. Gran and
Mr. Scbcviiol, who'hed been 'e‘ummonod
iromBoeton. the cltuation was clearly
placed bolero him. The ponnorc all cow
that it was impossible to longer hold out‘
egalnct the continuing heavy drains upon
their puree. and that an arcigument woo
inevitable.
A consultation who hold with, covcrdlf
gentleman who are intimately emaciated
with the Metropolitan Opera House. and
with others. buoiuecc and pore irlend-I
oi all three partnorc. the :cclgument wee
decided upon and paper-c
ncl A.Band oi Boston a 'a Lula.
Phelpe oi Olin. Riveo & lontgomery be
ing named ao ooolgneee.
There have been numerouc rumoro alloat
oi late in regard to tholargo indobtodnom
oi Ie firm. and among there who have
qule ygooolpod abouttbo total thatithod
reached it hao been cold that it would
amount to 3000. 000.
Thio lo a grove exaggeration. “mm.
a the bellci oi tbuoc who aroin o
to know corncthlng oi theatrical eiielrc in
general. When thewoolgucco have made
their rrpitt. it will probably be iouud
thottheourn total owed hytbeflrmdooo
not exceed .800. 000. and pearl", it may
prove to be a ccmowhot loooer cum.
Againot thin the duo have numerous .-
ccto. which. ii careiully unread and not
iorcod upon the market. may produce
.200. 000. or at loaot two, 000
Thio doeo not Incidental. oi the one o
leaeo oi the Ictropoliton Opera ileum. ior
that cannot be dlcpoccd oi. By the very
act oi oooignmcnt It to canceled 'Tboy
have other valuable properties and con:
tracto, and ii the oredltore are patient and
the aoeignceo are allowed to produce all
that ic pccolblo lrom the acoetc. the arm
will be able to turn over—indeed. have
turned over—whet chould produce enough
to lully cancel one-hall oi their indebted.
uccc. How the balance ic to he metro-
malno ior tho iutnre to determine and lo
ydepondoat on the generally oi
oredltorc on their willingncco to lot the
firm. who have now voluntarily given up
every dollar that they own. begin lilo over
again and redeem their intact.
The opera ooaconc cineo lull have been
oontiououc cuoeocceo. but the 0500, 000
promo could not atom the “deal dramatic
director that ha been rotting against the
ilrm. Among all the long lict oi greet and
[user actors and octrcccrc whom no duo
have managed durin the poet low yearc
lrving and Burn t are almost the only
once who have brought a proiit to the
partnorc. the billion Ruccoil company
heading the dlcaotrouo llet with looooo oi
nearly 0200 000. Some oi the otore loot
only a low thouoendo to the lira. hilt
moot oi thorn ran up intothotoeooi thou-
oendo on tbowrong oido oi the led“.
Such bnclnue could have but and end-
ing. And lthoecomcotlact lethoeoec-
:iete rulh oi the memberooi the goat
rm.
Convicted oi Aocaelt and IoIhevy.
liomncrowiv, N. .l.. Nay ill-JIM Jory
coco oi Peter Ourtlc oi Pi Brook.
iov y to and rot
illi- lcrcc, returned a vordiotoi guilty,
but mended the priconor to the meet
cyoi court. Piccocicovcrililycerc
old. On the night oi Oct 4 John Smith.
who worked ior ( 'urtlo. ooooulted the old
men In bio houoo and robbed him. limhh
woo cent to pvioon. and it oltorword “.2:
out that Curtlo woo the lnotlgntor oi
crime. At the trial Smith hotiilod that
he and Curtic planned the robbery.
(‘coat Ill-hora Ion-d Olllty.
MAlllAlY, any oil. woocotm tier Shin
Whit“!
lound gui bundledglm illn-
moonwalk elhagloryaod
“toned to tour your and olghtncatbo
in Clinton prloou in the letter portal
March. mo. Bhinburu and o pol corned
Brown made on uecoococtiul alien” to
rob the lilddloburg (N. Y.) hook.
crashed co noun.
'l'IIcornuao. Ont. licy it. -woilo
iteiogtoovyotupewltboiook
ctcppoel
‘ who now- that codename;
I iodontcool
thermolumsoaosiimcmci W
while Mr. Grou. bow,
mm he
on: Guam-cu entevcdehdioo
momma-om».
preacher who mined irpm the car-
t; and imam; 9’1“)": legato. _
one you t, not tor licenc-
lieu of the ccnatc began, to Ice the met
my doom. “might or an ludian despite”
ibeburde outage. walk intotllecbumbcr
and take it coat in on unobtrncivo corner.
Bnow white hair, ccontoi growth. verily
covered his head, and snowy whlckevc
some to hide the hollow cheeks. Oom-
clonoliye DIEM”! would clap ior a word.
and the o Solon would raise the 00M
tunlty totcil or his antltobocco cure. which
boo boon bio hobby ior many yearc. ,
‘ 'l'o coo Olingmau in his poverty stricken
old ago one iouud it hard to picture him!
to a power in a body oi greattncn. cuob no!
Clay, Webster and Calhoun. “I be woo
quite prominent, it not so lament. in the",
moodingc which marked the hlc'tocic
time when they were his colleagucc. clay
was his idol, and when Webster made [In].
great 7th at March speech he cat out o
arm oi Clay 'o chair, his hand afleotionateiy ‘
rooting on the great Kentucklna'o choul~
dor. That woe in the old ccnato chamber,
where the icdoral supreme court now boldo
ltc coceionc. With Andrew Jackson no his
companion he led the coneto into the old
hell oi rupreoentativoo. now Statuary hall,
to hear John Quincy Adamo deliver hie
'cuicgy on halcyotto.
Hie iricndoblp iqr Clay led to seine] be-
tween himceli and Congreocman Yancey
at Alabama. growing out oi a speech do-
llverod about the cow that led to Clay's
detect. The ground ccloctod ior the meet
lug woo near Washington, pcrhopo at Bla-
dencburg. Pictolo were the weapons. and
line ohot woo exchanged without oiioct.
Here the oeoondc, Charleo loo Joneo, the
noted exponent oi the code duollo. ior
Clingman and Congressmen Huger oi
South Carolina ior Yancey, endeavored to
brill about an adjustment. and they
linol y arranged the matter outloioctorlly.
' During thovcry first week he caved .in
congrcco Clingman bad a passage at arms
{3i lg“, door with Henry A. Wico oi Viv.
n , ' :
., The public career oi Senator Clingmon
has been a remarkable one. He lo now 80
years oi ago. and more than 90 oi there
were spent in legislative ocoemblioo. Grail-
dating irom the University oi North Cam
line at 00, he woe coon alter elected to
statelegleiature. and in 1840 woo prom
ed by the electorate the ctateocnote. Fran
Decanbcr. 1848, to June, 185& he oervod
continuously eo a reprooontntlvo oi North
Carolina in congreac. with the «caption
Ii one term“ participating during thic oa- ,
tended period in nearly all important Ib-
botoo, particularly in there relating to
I'orcign ailairc, irom hie prominent pcoition
'Ii chairman oi the committee having that
held in charge. During this eervioe he .-
teblliicd a record ior attendance, never
mieclng a day a cordon.
3 lilo senatorial career began in 1853
through appointment to fill the unexpired
torm oi Senator Ace Biggv. who resigned
to accept a icdcral ludgechipwileweeeub-
mucntly elected to ouccced hlmaoli item
liaroh i, will, but the term woo never be-
yun. -In the preceding January Clingman
withdrew icons the senate with other
Iouthcrn memborc. participated ooa colo-
Iulocioncr from North Lamllno in the Cup-
lodcreto oongrooc in tiny, and in July woo
iormally e'xpollcdirom the ornate 'l'hen
lIeoutored tho (loniedcnto ormyandbe-
name a brigadier general and did not 0g-
.Iro again in poilticoaiter i803. wheel.
went no a delegate to the no
tlonal convention.
For yearn prior to the war and ior along
time thorcaiter Senator Olingmau had do
voted himooli to ooientlilc purcuito. and it
lo a tribute to bio knowledge and enthuel-
am that be determined the higbeot potato
oi Black mountain and Smoky mountain.
both oi which have been called in hie hot:-
or. North Carolina'o valuable mineral do-
poeito were nice made known through hie
odom—Weohlugton Pod.
mmcwuaommam
The plain truth is that the natural fight-
ing power oi Aciatico and Airicanc ic very
nearly equal to that oi Europeans—co near-
ly equal that whenever the dark men are
even decently organized and crowd or led
by a men at capacity, the white mou' c nil
vantage dicoppoarc, and they have to light
with all the core and gcncraichipand even
numbers which they would require in lla-
ropo. It lo aooucned that there thlnp will
never occur. but the aocumptlou lo a very
largoonaaud by nonmonoborue outhy
poet iactc. We all knowand admit that
the necessary change hoe occurred in
Japan, and no European power would now
invade that country without taking all the
precautlenc it would label! it were loved.
log a European ototo. Indeed linocle it
actually accumulating a grout army in
eastern iborio-00.000 men, it lo cold.—
in tour the Japanese, ll too much
proceed, chonld invade her.
The umccr oi Afghanistan to accumn
icting European weapone year by your and
lo actually manufacturing them in ouch
quantities that. chould we ever come into
conflict with hie oucoooaor. the moral in
command will have to be no carciul or ll
he were lace to tone with a European in.
it io not General Roberto who will tell
anybody that thocmquectoiAighonioton,
cuppa-ting that our democracy doubled on
that loollch enterpricc. would be on
tack ore military parade. And now.
Abyccinio. a European army hoe been oc-
tually dootruyod by an Airicou poww,
whoo- coldlcre. though no doubt oiiiecuito
blood. are most ol them darker than any
great tribe oi Acioticc. The ltaliauc worn
oi the boot blood of Europe. they boicagtd
tceuormytrolnod ior to your to meet
European opponento. they oorrlcdwee weepooo
oi precioinn. and they died in aproportiou
to their numbers moot unuoual in warian.
yet they were ow in utter rent out oi
toehtllcaodhod but cod. cc
alaropcoa would adorn.
wouldhovobccoc'wqtoct cl Atria»-
loadon.iipoetetcr
Valaooiolleg.
‘ “liyou really wioh to get rid oiyonr
dog," cold the men oi the world; "ii you
want it to poor out oi your liloootlroly"~
‘ "i do " in ted the unoopblcticctod
you man. "bktuohoey will “lepton."
right. " returned the
cbccoucc you don't go at it
man oi the world.
:‘i'voaotaeily added to give the Col
Info.
t'o whore make your mletobo.
Noonewontoe dog. lioiccuopielooc
«chain-them llyoowootcogct
ddoiyourdogoithico him iolooleot
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Worth,
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Exceptional advantages save you .3 and .4 per suit.
Our goods are made for us in New York city.
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