00.10 003.731!"-
‘htrelafimdtmtbedoar-ctep beer to
Ge dim-mat ?- ~It‘u :\ step-father.
.. We are fellow: who raise when ».“ lay
the lulls of the I‘roduro Exchange.
t‘nlorudu is alnfixst it ill scrt. and it ll fl '
{re-«hing to know that the cyvu has a tall-
hhlil l"“"‘
A patch am a heap uiaicr to karry ‘bout
\vid yu‘ dzlu a tailnr‘s bill dat yo‘ kynnt pay.
-——l'.” Uriah-.4; l'«'fl31kw}flc]l.
'l'b-~ llurlington liamlwye concludce that
the reason there is no such word as “ fail"
in because " asdgnmcnt " is so «grumble I
Illllalll me.
A lntly and gentl. man acciduitally touclh
ed each other": fcrt under the table. “ Se-
cret telegraphy." said he. " Communion of
Roles." mid she.
l‘nlijve America. the republic of Switzcn
Ian-l oil-rs nun.- of the opportunitieé of
Wrallll to school teachers. the avcragc wages
being $2“ a year.
\VIir-ll an American ruihcfi into a rcstaua
am for n llh‘dtlllllll‘.‘ meal. he generally bu
gins with tixh : that in he talics a perch at
the lunch count: r.
_ BLACK BART, Till I’D-8.
fie More of e. Hm or Twenty-hm
lxfldtl If the Hui-hill Kind.
”to detectives at last have caught that
out . :eutlcmanly. poctind discipb 0'
l‘urpxa who has so o.‘t-~n tucked a bit of
doggon‘l to a mutilated and depleted boa
mail-bin; and boldly signed it “ Black Bart,
the I‘o-S.“ The fellow‘a real name is thought
to be Charles E.,Ilenlt\u. His first appear-
ance in (‘aliforuia was made on the third
day of August. 1377. On the evening of
that day the stage from Fort Rots to Rue~
chin river was brought to a halt by the sad-
dcn apiwarance of a scarecrowdikc figure in
front of the leaders‘ heads The foot of the
figure. or .* *tlzcr tho lower part of the legit.
was draped in brow“ ‘vheabsacking. or bur.
laps. From the knees to the shoulders the
drapery consisted of a linen duster and the
lll"‘-‘l was shrouded in a white. floursack
and a hat somewhat resembling that usually
atl‘. eted by circus clnn us. The outer figure
might easily have been taken for n farmer‘s
scar» now. as slalml, but for the facts that
two bright. eyes peered through two holes
in the sack and the long slender hands at
the ends of the duster alcoves grasped a
“ I beg a thoimand pardons for coming so
lllll'."
graciously. “no pardons are needed. You
can never come too late.“——.'ljb r 1 'NHQ’I.
Vanderbilt‘s interest on his l'uitcd States
4 per cent. bonds amounts to $3.59 per
minute. How much did he make when the
change to ntaudard time went into effect?
’l‘hc latest dude story ii that a farmer saw
a couple of these agoniriug specimens on
the street and cxclainn .l : “ Gosh ! What
things we see when we don‘t have a gun I"
— Troy Tim”.
“ Why is u ‘ young ‘ lady‘s age. after she .
reaches 23. like a floral wcddiuglbcll 1’“ asks
an outsider. And he says it is “ because it
is never tol‘d ;" but that is u libel—Norris
loam Ila-aid. ?
“Excusemc.“ said a polite citizen to a
colored man. ”I didn‘t kick you on pur-
pose.“ " No. nah. kicked me on do shin.
nah. ‘Scuze yrr din time. but don‘t pit in
dc habit ob it. so .“—Arhm.v.m Trawler.
Jones asked his wife. " Why is a husband
like dough 2'“ He cvpcctcdzshe would give
it up. and he was going to tell her that it
wax-t because a woman need: him; but she
said it was because he was hard to get elf
her hands.
The Louisville (‘oufl'crdmlrnal has cvl
dently been there. It says “ \Vuxnan among
savages in a beast of burden : in Asia she is
npiccc of furniture; in Europe she is f
' poilcd child ; in America she is a boss.“—
n‘hmi. Barrio.
I“.
. mm rm J
nu—
. ‘v
-‘
. a
An ornithologist has discovered that to
have an uppctitc proportional to that of a
robin. a man would have to devour daily a
string of noneagcs sixty-seven fcctilong. and 1
nine inches in diameter.
link" of himself in fact.
“ In Mr. .\Ic.lc.oup at home l“
“All“ “ bob 0‘
inquried
5 man of a servant who answered the bill. ‘-
“ Ah 1 air." replied the mind. “ he is dead f
end was buried day before yesterday."
“ Dead. in hc—cr- well. then. I won‘t die-
turb hiru."- Texas savage.
‘ The arrest of the first known Chinese
trmup and beggar is announced in New York.
Another right invaded by the Celestial;
who occur determined that frcc~born
Americans shall not. monopolize all the
loads to wealth—Burton Ovarian
" Three years elapse before the heroine
Ignin appears.“ read a countr‘van‘n between
acts in one of the up.town theatres at I
Nornt matinee. and rising and yawning. he
put on his coat and started out. saying. " I
don‘t believe I have time to wait.“
A trade dollar dropped out of n onsllit‘r'l
hand on Wall atrcvt th~ other day and rolled
clear out of sight behind a pile of envelope
boxes. " How it sneaks out of sight 3“ ex-
claimed the clerk: “ that. trade dollar al.
ways was ashamed of itself. and not withou‘
reason.“
a Modern Elijah. who inclinev to he face
ad. «our " I‘m getting to be pretty bald. min"
I ? Gut-w you'll have to cut my hair for
half price. hi reaftcr. vll l’" 'l‘tillr‘nl'léll artist.
who is equal to the emergency Uh. no.
air: we always charge doublc when we
.
have to hunt for hair 3“—1.m-‘r.‘.’ (.‘e‘triz‘ lo.
Oh. yes. dear girl. ‘aork' us :-. motto for a
present. ‘ mosque t:\s‘.-. hut year
.girl us ono that rut-l:
“ liti'.)t'.\‘l_\‘
is the best policy.“ and another .lanmt-l one
that declared : “ It. pvn‘.‘ tor the kingdom
of llr: vcn is at hand 2“ Somehow thost
didn‘t just strike us pleasantly. The;
69c]lt.wl to bc—wrll. you understandr—Rau
km I'm5'.
“ How stupid I am." said Birdie McIIen~
ucpiu. laugn.~lly. eventing at the. ammo time
quite a respectable yawn act. ” That‘s
true.‘ return-Red Gun De Smith. rather in»
pulsively. “ Sir l“ exclaimed Birdie. “ you
are impertinent." “ But you yourself just
now asserted that you were stupit .“ “ I
only said so without thinking.“ uni-l Birdie,
petulantly. “ Yea.‘and up to the time you
Ipuke I had only thought so without Buying
it.”-— Tm Sittings. \
p A WOMAN LAWYIR’S CASE-
Jmee Ben: was called, in Judge Buck-
ley‘s court. to answer a charge of petty
larceny. Ilia attorney. Mrs. Laura Dc
Force Gordon. was not in the court room.
and hi: Honor manifested his annoyance.
lawyer Budd. explaining that Mm. Gor-
don‘s mother was ill, naked for an adjourn-
ment until 1 P. M.
The Court (with acerbity)—Tho case,
Just go on. If she wants to practise law
she must do an other attorneys do.
Mr. Budd—As I have said. I am always
willing to extend mummies to brother—and
listvrvuttorncys (u delighted titxcr among
the lawyers). but I don‘t want to try this
role. If the Court wishes. I will impanc‘.
the jury end telegraph Mr: Gordon to be
here at halhput 1 o‘clock.
The Court (bl-coking into n unileHuet
nlllkcunot Ihe wouldn‘t be here then.
In millterynmtteu. Mr. Budd. there lunch
3 thing a: a drift. You may telegraph her.
until! the in not here ut the proper time I
ehll draft you an hereubutltnte.
the Jury been lmpunellod the
thine-adjourn to bnltput 1 o'clock.
At that hour the Judge. 1“”. lawyer-e.
Woodrow": not waiting for hire.
Gm. Within twenty second! ebe swept
’hmhofur-trimmedntin clock
ndndebomugbbonwithm immense
headhunting feather. Both Ibo rc-
uoved. and than breathleuly she shook
heather ”head add the didn‘t want
Manitoulin until en important wit.
MMM.M been found. 11h
,Bouor.vitb more dircetmn than polite-
...Iddthetebc-bouldheveetteudpd to
buns-I. “Gordon rctorted that her
WWW mum
band-bow“ to be expected to
Mmmafim
[tithnhlnuflgoonf-id theGourt
film-m‘ WW
1”". '
“it. your new.“ growled hi
M Andi» trhl went up“
fin(tfl)ldl
- 7 W’- nan-nun.
Whit-y toWinchestarudtot-e
I".\ly dear sir,“ replied the lady. ;
E ed largo eunuch to crawl into.
‘ was succcsst'ul.
doublediarrclcd shotgun. the ninzzlos of
which. the driver afterwards declared. look~
The robber
(in the box and mailing:
i afterward. fr» ~r-l were scrawled some rhymes
Slglh‘il " ll. ll.I lllt.‘ IND-8.“
The humorous vein evidently pervading
the rubbcr‘s compo-linen wan remarked by
the officers and while they worked vigorous-
ly to catch him they often laughed at. his
lxnpualence. The Governor otl'crcd $300 rt:-
ward for his arrest and conviction. Wells.
l Fargo .t (lo. added $300 to it and the. Postal
{ authorities: $200 more. making a total of
$300. This rewulxl was repeated with every
frvs’h robbery. until now. if his captors can
convict him of committing all the robberies
which he undoubtedly .lid commit —t\vcnty.
three at leust‘they will be entitled to on
aggregate of SHAWL
“lack “an cont ' Nov-l t" ""‘l‘ Sham when-
cv: r he plciuied unnl t}: ~ moaning of Silur-
day. the 3d instant. \‘.ll'.'ll an on night on
. his part caused hi; c .3! tr». litrly on that
day he stopped tho w‘rjx‘ IrwI‘: Sonora to
Milton at a point ubuut three miles east of
Cuppi‘ropnlis. lt \\.:\.\ hie tvventydhird rob-
, lu ry and he was becoming so expert in the
\ tr.i.ic that he used a p.~.ir of pom rful field—
; 3!». .w.‘ to dttcct the approach of the vehicle
, zun‘. .. itain the numb. r of yamscngcrs he
i wuu‘ll ll'ne to contend with. From half a
lllll" away he saw the stage and on its box
mmb out a boy with llct‘onncll. thc drivcr’.
' The y. cnzgvter was only a farmer‘s lad. who
1 had been spending a day some distance
‘ Tram bums. to which be was returning by
: xt ore. ll twecn the billable on which Burt
’ lirat saw them and his standpoint the boy
concluded to tliimsemt and walk the remain~
in: two or three llllls'x to his house, with a
. vicv to killing wt. . game by the way with
’ ll l‘illc which llx' \‘ui‘l‘li .l.
Accordingly. when the stage came up and
ran duly lultod by llart the boy wzu: not on
; the box. and llart at once inquired of tht
driver : " Where‘s the man that was with
you a few minutes ago 1'" The driver stated
that he had gone shooting. to which Burt
responded with : “ All right . throw down
that box." McConnell obeyed and was then
.‘ompelled to get down hiuuelf and unhiteh
his bones. while “(art broke upon the box
l‘rom it he obtained 3.!“ ounces of ulualga.
mutml gold from the Path rswn nunc at 'l‘uL
tb.tn\vn. which was valued at §l.400; three—
nn-l«neon-drier ounces of gold dust. and
$5.30 in coin puck:ig--s. lle gathered up the
treacure in his arms. and. with a cheery
“ good-by “ to McConnell. Slul‘lt .l oil filth
hie shotgun mob-r hiv right arm. Half u
minute lat-‘1' the boy with the rillo came up
and .\Ict‘onnell snatched it arul opened tire
on Burt at about one hue. b: d yards range.
The bandit soon surr. mien d and was taken
to t‘oppriopoliu. “n im pointed out a cache
from which $4.200 in gold dux‘t lute born
obtained. but most of lllt i‘ still in
hi.liug.—- Ibszu’. :z.m!f.-~-.. .‘5. San fraud.»
Papers.
202‘: is
TH ‘5 BUILDERS‘ PARADISE.
, ,.
Fnurmon» filuu.‘ livprmled in New House.
in Xcvv' \"nrh nnd liruuklxn.
'I‘hey arr still l. min: tin-w n and rebuild-
ing in llrueflu‘ay. 1‘s tin. y hive l..~.
H" r since the I‘m -?i glider. rig-x. n'wd
Jurthward from l:t‘\\ll‘l:: tircen. trunking
:be walls of the street a kind of chevron.
They demolished thcse Dutch gable dwell-
ings to make room for the plain. Ember
brick {rt-uh with which live.” '...
made the walls Mm ll «5...: no - a north-
ward straight. and thew dwelling“ in tun.
were suliplunbnl by what were. half a cen-
tury Ango. dc moi pretentious places of
lamina-m. Then the merclmutn“ ornate
stares. at that time viewed :lx‘ costly. fell at
the mandate of the urchin-ch. who decreed
yet more expensive edifices; airl llllls every
generation has built more :unbitiously than
7 its fathers. until to walk from I‘nion square
to the llattcry is to walk between two lofty
walls of elaborately sculptured marble and
frvvs‘tonc and iron. But this is not news to
you. Well. if you are told thut within the
past five years investors have put $200.-
OtlflJlOO into 15.000 nvw buildings in New
York and Brooklyn. will that be news tc
you 2’ Most of this vast aggregate of money
has been cvpended north of Fiftieth strcc‘
in this, city and on the southeastern: border
if Brooklyn. True. millions have been put
into brick and mortar in the busineam part
of New York. and hundreds of thousands
have been spent on single structures down
town ; but the army of builders have chosen
to invade the outskirts of the two cities.
and to build on land whose cost does not
ueecsvitoe story upon story. for up in the
cloud“. as the only means of paying iritrr-
.‘Ul a‘ .l taxes. Rapid transit gave the
north. rn border of the compactly built put
of this city a “ boom." and in two seasons 3
large city of handsome tivo~atory treeatone
tints was erected in the Nineteenth ward.
and a large city of four-story brown-stone
fronts was built in the Twelfth ward; and
now on the line of Third avenue the hiatus
has been filled. making a continuous com-
pact city from the Battery to Harlem
Bridge. The buildings in this new pm at
the city mmuinly 820,000 homes. Wen
of Third avenue the houses are more otetly,
nudyetmomaouyou go westward from
Fourth avenue, until the cost culminates in
the stately mansion: in Fifth avenue, op
posits Central Park, who-c owner: have
spent. on them from 350-000 ‘0 $300.00“
lane: Bill in the new Murray Hill. nnd
n I“‘lllg
bull-I. r.‘
utroetto Eightietb,uc becomiw the out
otfeshion. Ifnot, tbcnthcrcelmof feeb-
londoee not include the most lumptuoue
human—Nae York Sun.
vacuum ll run uunmul cue.
Elleleoufihbetbcnuoec and M in
following' Written. .7
WNdeh-‘wfimd db Hue
KiInGIbemhercby emdedb & Puller
Worm . .
L WIN-emanating male
“on. while Juniper Smithweeentom
hecktntbcfifibrov,clifhe «peace the
«punter-stony- ‘
umwmmumr
luquirodtbe Ere-idiot In a vdcc tell of
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.“ 1—,; with I» i“ “Q‘“
4m" «Emilie My : I]. an.
”conundrum evcnuee. from Sixtietb
MIMI! III MRI“.
A: Auc-pvreltnhovneatunmh
Wthanm.
Afewdaye ago Mr. Charlton Jena of
Sylvan lake. Florida. left. this city with
three paireoulne (enriches, which he re-
ccntly received from Nubia. Mr. Jones
intends to raise oetrichee for their feathers.
Although the climate of Florida in not quite
like that of Nubia. yet he think- It is very
probable that the giant birds will thrive
and multiply in their new dwelling place.
The ostrichea yielding the best feathers
are found in North Africa. but their nu|n~
beria rather insignificant. Since 1862 the
ostrich farms have greatly multiplied in
Cape Colony. Hand. and the Transvaal.
countries lying at the nnuo distance from
the equator as Florida During the last
twenty years the number of domestic
ostrichcs in those countries has increased
up to “H.000. and their yield of feathers
amounts to about $4.5mlJXXl worth. I‘lgypt
raises only about $1.000.000 worth of feath-
ers. and Algeria. Tunis. and Tripoli alto-
gether hardly $100,000 worth. True. the
mtrich feathers raised in the latter evalu-
trics are superior to those raised in South
Africa. but the dill‘erence is not very great.
and the feathers of (‘upo Colony are often
sold for those of Egypt. =
The hatching of ostrich chicks takes
forty-two days. The eggs are about oi:
inches long and five inches wide. and are
mual in bulk to twentycfnur hcu‘a eggs.
The. ostrich chick in a few days reaches the
uize of on ordinary hen. It is covered with
light brown down. through which. on the
buck and wings. project black needles like
those of the hedgehog. The chick of one
month is of the size of a turkey. and its
down has begun to change into minute
feathers. 'l‘hebody of an ostrich half a
yearold is about the size of that of an
average man. Its f"llll|l‘R Nach a good
size. but they are not cast all before it be-
comes a yearling. .
Young ostrichm are “finally kept separate
from th-~ grown up t‘lll'i. 'l‘hey fee-l upon
'l‘li.~_\'a'!‘e k-‘p'. in
amall the-l“ of from to. ive tn no.1... birds.
Lfl‘.1\\‘. corn. unl lr n. x.
in a place hill'hullhix'l by a «lit. h or a fence
(\‘Qiilglg plunlx. However in ~uro tho
fence )‘ be. tho u 'xivhea never attempt
to p.15» it. It uflvu ‘. lEIE‘s n: thp: :lurv - die
likll‘lv'ln a all wk Ln ll. .uil p or. inlarly
dreamers. altliou-ztx in llx~ wild u i" th _\'
u>u.d‘.y :.l\‘.lll nun. \Viz. n 42‘» 3.54;: a
ll|‘\t\ all n It. It alil‘. \ l» \‘ti‘ilw 39m with
it“ fez-t. Sil‘h blow. ...- \.~;_\ .1 1 “up“
'l'lvvt'c bu.- l-Avu on -‘~ in \\lli\‘~| :1. ~ ‘l-lllt‘
of a l‘. u‘xv' l: i\ l». . '2 link. It by 11. it a .
man II.“ no 'll"‘.l‘i Ll .1 2' ‘ul bima L”. .t‘.; I n.»
\
~I tlu
troy v-‘fu “at". . tin In M tlmr: in? in: .
is to throw l..:‘.l~ If on {liw :;:‘.u1::l. II-ir tlwn
the uxtl‘iv‘h v‘.t:ilh»t sli‘:lt~ him It lurl l-imv.
\thn \:l\l‘.\..'"\l. ltW‘ot‘iv't‘. t‘;\ .2 1‘. ~‘-. .l v.3».
not leave its victim. but watt .ll'i h=. \. until
he rial-s. and thou furbnhiy rt ll"\\\‘ the a!-
‘tack. l‘n-lrr such czre Man
has only one "bulb: of r. llli 2y.
cropping to sumo placu o.‘ \..f\ :y >llv‘ll
llllt‘.l.ll:\‘i \'
we ipc.
on a
tree. a tl\‘\‘l‘. or :\ \lztch.
The light»: anion}: male ostrich.“ are yer.
savage and bloody. The males bravely
defend their nevtv. and they sit on the eggs
from 5') l‘. M. to S .-\. .\I.. when the fcmalm
take the l‘w'sl and rennin on the next until
5 l‘. .\I. While on the “Gal the ostrich lays
its neck on the ground. so tlrzt nu inev-
‘lt'l'lz‘llt’t‘ll pvrxon might mi~i .v‘..- it for n
lit-.ip of earth. neat Men
dour. .xlic \Mz'iclu-s make several jump; and
cmi cu moth-m calculatctl to undead their
I'llt’llllt’h’.
to hide
slullvx.
On leaving tl.n
In cast» of danger mtrichea try
ilirlllm‘lvrs in bush. 3 or behind
\\‘xl.lcut<. byenus. javlml‘. wolves.
and tiger-sure the t‘lll'lllltM ut‘ uxtrzcluw in
tin ir natiu‘ land. The trick» to which tln so
beasts resort in order t.» break the natl‘lt'll
known. Ostrich farmers us.
ually bait the b umtx' with poixoncd meat to
H:\\t‘ their tluekx'.
l-‘lnz‘rl I flI"‘llll Is in ulli ziturs‘. w? i~h are
near cvnvw. of the t‘rvh‘wllb'i of t‘\- Nile.
Vvhy. Ila I; may not nun. he; tlifih' in
Florida 3 M X. 11‘ ll wt St. 3.
eggs are “'rll
NElTHER Pic. uoa cover.
A Star) three 'l old In "our;
llu‘ Illtelilum.
A. “Wee on
x
A dear fr}; nil cf mm.
In.‘ l; ; fun-i of ale mil-'M.
other «lag: bun the . \3 :
\‘Il-‘ll:|\ :\ never
was t. llizrz the
«bill of “ izmthx‘l'
pa; nus pop; 3: "lulml. liming the
lvzimv \nthm. c mom 1:: in hum. 1.;‘12. .
I.)'.V.:~i met ”VIN“; .\. WA -. lxi‘~ kinuunx. on
the dump. .\lr Lyons accused iii. antago-
nixt of having vb. m: . i from one party to
.\::-“.Ir 1' with lu.‘ . m...‘ facility. \Vixv‘. in
turn. rctoitml in kind . ni -ritl further on:
in my neigb‘ cilnwo-l «lat-ll tutu fainnnz.
“no was lam
il~I-~ and Rh.- oth- r unsaciabk.
'l‘ln y were vlm‘v‘rt ntIy caustitutcd by nature.
The first but! an llllllll'lllult that lion. Abel
l‘. l'p~<!uir. then Secrctory of the Interior.
\vnultlxps-ml '\ day at his. hum.» while \isib
im; the county. )I r. I'lu‘aur w‘ca‘iuordiuite-
ly fond of hunt pig. but his expectant host
discovered that this dainty WM not prw‘ur
able. so far as he knew. in time to gratify
the appetite of the Secretary. The other
farmer happened to heir of this and. in a
generous moment. ordered a negm to catch
one of his fillz‘nl pigs and carry it to hia‘
friend. The boy did as he “‘1” ordcrcd :uul
forthwith power-led on hie journey. Half
way there was a public house and Smnlm
stopped to get a drink of whisky. The bag
containing the pig was put behind a door
for fancied security. Warmcd with the
liquor. the negro told the whole atoryjof his
mission. Some wild tel lows heard it and dc-
tcrmincd to have a bit of f an. They remove-
od the pig from the bag and intrmluced a
puppy in :its place.
The negro shouldered his load. resumed
his iouruey. and finally appeared with his
bur-but before the delighted farmer. wh:
was profuse in thanks. He told the boy
antic the bug and let him ace the present.
To the consternation of the negro and rug“
of the farmer the puppy darted out. with a
lively bark. The negro was wrcalhfully
commanded to put the puppy lock and go
home to his master. who would be seen lat-
cr. Reaching the tavern on his mum: trip.
the young alt-amps who had previously
tricked them plied him with whisky. otht-m
hastily removed the puppy and restored the
pit: to his old quarters. .
't‘he negro apron took up his bag and
trudged homew'ard in a state of mellow but
utter perplexity. Confronted by his inasztez
he told how he had started with a pig that
had turned ton puppy and could not. no
count for it short of diabolical intervention.
The farmer swore that. there was no puppy
about his and emphatically ordered the poor
negro to untie the bag and let the dashed
thing go. Obeying the elder. out mshod
the pig. with a grunt of delight at deliver-
ance. The‘master timed out at the negro
“ w- Lix lying propensities and threatened
hull with condign ohusitacrncnt. he aston-
ished derkey flung up bi: band- in deeper.
eta pmtutetion, wildly ejcculating:
“’l‘oroGod. mean. when I fint started
Mmepigaud it turned to a puppy,
audwhcnI-turted again it we- a pupp
andturucdtn a pig! The durued'thing
can turn to a pk or puppy whenever it
chines-l" *
ELWieehuluo occasion to make the
appliancn tonic opponent. ‘l‘bomwdtoor
n in numbmlyuudbon the the weak-
er 0‘ on their shoulder! in triumplnv—Afl-
new; WW and mama-3.. ~
lhe‘imuflu‘lll 10:39 a9-
! non-cu when.
; M WI
. the
__
Within-Id
Sal-tn.
. A povertyntrlcken Momma in frequmtly
flnwdthmorfour wives. They
all live in a single but and the children that
are brought into the world are curly taught
sensuxdity and an utter llislcgnrd of moral
law. The thrifty mints; however. have an
establishment for each lwife and can live
very comfortably of! . them. The wive-
npin. wash. scrub and Ram. and in that
manner secure enough of the world‘s goods
to loop their lord and master without work.
A bishop‘s wife did the laundry work for my
family. “ I run compelled to wash for the
Gentiles while on earth? [the would often
say. “ but in Heaven they will be servants
to me." John Tuylor. the President of the
Mormon Clmrch. had five wives in 1860.
but since the passage of i the Edmunds law
he has put all but one nwny. At the last
general confervncc of the: church he was
twitted about his cowardice and told that he
should obey God‘leaw rather than man‘s.
The women of Utah are not beautiful. A8
a class they are very homely. The mission-
nriee who travel in tho Somh succeed in
gaining: many female culverts. but as a rule
they get nothing but the fools of the village
who. besides beiugjdulllof mind. are home-
ly of face and form. in .Europc. however.
noun very pretty xuuqant girls are. picked
up who. as soon aw they get to Utah. arc ap-
poxpriated by aged mints and toothlesq
lllxllllli‘l. The church is doing all in it!
puwcr to get converts. John Morgan. the
l‘resixlcnt of the mimion in the South. has
made the xmuertion that he evpeoted to cap.
ture 1.700 men and women this year in the
South alone. The converts from this
than are sent to t‘olomdo. where large
onics are apringing up almost daily.
European victims are settled in Idaho. \V'y‘
«mung. Arizona and New Mexico. In Salt
Lake t‘ityfihc lentiles are to the Moran-us
as one is to five. The loudness there is. al-
most entirely in the halide of the Mormons.
The municipal govenum-at of the city is
Mormon. The Mayor. Common t‘ouncil.
the police force. the city courts. an! the
Fire Department are all “Iii-mun. 'lfl.-~ only
hospital in the city is Mistnincd by \ 3. Miles.
The .‘lunuun poor. mol th. re :\l‘t' many of
tlnm. v-ftliinva dio in the strm ts. (‘ll‘ 1 Mb
of what each llornr n (‘1\l”l\\‘ or r .i» \ upon
luv farm iv given to the church. mt n .l'ly
for the b. nctit of the pew". bill '
be divelcd union: the b all N i : 17-
Sch 1: bun-Ir. .l an-l
.wc
ml—
The
E 2"; in
church.
~i~ll.u'vt
; lift) it. '
l are t‘ollc-‘tcxl in this imam .- r cw: vi”) .\
‘part of thlr sum in c. ~11 .-.. .: .le‘: ~. r.
lot the you rnun at n‘m‘. n _ x- l .* while the
ibulnncc gov: toward NW «:1; z: of th-
itwelve upustlrs. the in .3 :‘n t: ‘l.~‘..~t
l lll" I‘iilll‘h Ultw‘h'llllvv. lbw 1 ll!- i‘ 3 '\ ‘l-l
ltbc high pro-xix who Iv: .. ' 3 '. .. .> ill.-
lu.‘..-m.~..1.i. l....-n:.~t2.,..:~: e. ‘. .1. ..,
if. ...'.\lt“. nix-l ti.\x 1;. Ix \\l:| tun/Ax? \ z. ..
Aztlulnl“ l'l‘lt‘siliwnl. liw 1--t:‘.\_‘:,;._,.. .
bl: w \ i..‘ ll :l :ll :3 :i Ll. .xs‘. .Iviilz-Z‘ '2: i. :.ll
pi‘nizt .....2..x money by tin tram a twill.
I hltb :l'iz 1.x. i. ‘x.t ll\ :z‘ml ‘t :I\ In [N .blvl-c
1:. .‘v .w i»: Zia \l.‘lii l. .'.x t. li‘l‘fllll t..l.ll!'.\ ,
. . tin : I itmv ll'llt“lll<1.t’l'\«\lt\.lulh\ their
irocksanlchitin-1r \ot. s l'h» nu Ihul I
would Ml‘ g-‘Sl for the hllill‘ll‘\\ix‘li of puiyzi.
army in a law compcliizzg the purl-hen) of all
warring. .\ lnvr- aft. r [u rfoiaml ia blob. In
the crrcn. my be publzc. and bi llu r cords
'ie lu pl .n J public place. .\\ ll now 1‘. ilm
thc mints talc a a girl to tlm
‘lulinr. and alter a {l ur lu-uh' t‘\ r. ll . i.) is
Tut Iltlt cl lu llt‘f. l in X1 v‘t’Ll Ul ll.- ‘lWH‘A l tl—
hub in guard. d jcalvuxl} .md ev. tyune con-
i Inivo tr nl
nex‘lml “lib the (‘t u mun} hut-m to an‘l‘rv).
the penalty or
buwc‘.un~nt.~—( 'in't Lum’ L. .m} r.
\l‘nulu .lo um- l~ p15: discur-
AN EXTERSIVE SHEEP RANGE.
llovv lit-ht: Then-and sheep are \‘tl‘.lt‘l‘~.
l'romn of the Ranch.
'l be little selzc in. 1- Santa Rosa arrived in
port from Santa ll.i.‘x ..r-.v A few day: :yu.
Slit“ («man up to thi~ . it; t\\ icr ;\ part . ~6—
cure l‘l‘nvbb‘ltx‘. cluti." ~. lmubcr. do. for
use on Sorta li«‘\ . ix: .u i. b- ill: own-N1 by
the goat slit-up lll‘n .. A. 1‘. Moore. who
owm the island ..:~. I the NUH l slhxp tlml
exxst upon it. live lulilllvl is about 2M milra
Fillllll of Santa Barbara. :ud n. 2% milm in
length and 11“ in h. .4. Ill]. and containq
about “All“ norm of ln.-l. which are ml
lllIlJllly mlupb-d to 57‘s.. - pruning. lnud
June Moore clip} ml Lt‘l-l sacks of wool
from thew shiep. null sac]: containing an
“\\ r by of “0 Formdx‘ cf \\U\'l. making a
total of -ll5.7~lll pounds. which he sold at
27 ccuts u pouml. brim:ng him in $112“
3N)“. or a clear profit of over .21.“).000.
This is Szllvl to lu‘ :l but )‘lt‘bl. SU ll. l5 ”Vi"
dent that blit‘t‘ll-hlla‘l‘lg there. \\ hen taken
into eviwidcration that shearing takes place
t\\lv‘x‘ a 5. .\r and that a profit is made oil
the vale u? mutton. .i'c.. is very prulitublz‘.
The ixlaud is divided into four quarters by
fences running clear och-wt at right angles‘.
and the sheep have not to be herded like
those ranging about the foothills.
Four men are employed regularly the
year round to keep the ranch in order and
to look after the sheep. and during shearing
time 50 or more 5‘» nrers are employed.
Those men secure ~10 or .30 days‘ work. and
the average number of cheep rahcarcd a day
is about ‘JU. for which 5 cents a clip is paid.
thus $4.50 a day brim: made by each man.
or something; over $3.00 for the season. or
ovvr $400 for ‘30 days out \:f the year. Al-
though the shearing of 90 sheep a day is the
average. a great many will go as high as
110. and one man has been known to shear
l25. Of course every man tries to shear as
many as he can, and owing to haste fre-
quently the animals are severely cutiby the
sharp shears. If the wound is serious. the
sheep immediately has its‘throat cut.‘ and is
turned into mutton and disposed of to the
butchers. and the shower. if in the habit of
frequently inflicting such wounds. is dis-
\charged. In the shearing of these 80.000
sheep a hundred or more are injured to such
In extent as to necessitate their being killed.
but the wool and meat are of course turned
into profit.
Although no herding is ncccavnry. about.
2(Xlor more trained goats are kept on the
island continuxdly. which to all intents and
puniusaa take the place of the shepherd
dogs so necessary in mountainous districts
where sheep are mised‘ . Whenever the ani-
mals are. to be removed from one quarter of
the island to another. the man in charge
takes out whh him several of the goats, ex-
claims in Spanish “ (’ficco." (meaning
shcep.) The gout through its training un-
. dot-stands what is. wanted, and immediately
rum to the bend and the sheep accept it as
their leader, following wherever it goes.
The goal: in turn follow: the man to what-
ever point he wishes to take the band. To
prevent the sheep from couture-ting diseasw
it in necessary to give them a vomiting twice
a you. Home having so many on hand
found it necessary to invent some way to
accomplish thin whereby not so much ex-
pense would be“ incurred end «time wasted.
After experimenting for some time be had a
ditch dug8fectindcpth. aliulcovcrlfoot
mmeudlfllfectlong. Inthiebcput
mogmmam. i00poumlsotsulphur.
100puumbctlimeuud6 pounds 0! sods,
dlofwldqhichemd to 130°. The goats
loud the cheep into n canal or trap ct one
and. andtbceniunhuecompclledtoawim
throughlo the further and, thus securing a
‘ a Mini-a. ~
“denim. WW“: Ans
Wmhockwood.
10 ALL wucrnu uni-written.
We want Live. It! and Capable Agents in
every county in the Un tul Sum- and Canada. to
tell a [latent article or great merit. on its merits. An
article having a large role. paying over Ice pct cent.
prom. having no competition. and on which the
rat in protectul in the exclusive rule by u deed
Evin for each and every county he may secure. from
ui. With all there adventure to our name. and
the fact that it is an nrtich‘t mt can be sold to every
houseuwlwr. It might not be rims")- to invoke an
“Extraordinary Offer“ to secure good agents at
once. but we have concluded to make to show. not
only our confidence in the merits of our invention.
but in in‘ ulnbility by any agent that will hurdle It
with energy. Our agent: now at work are making
from 3130 to seen u month clear. and this fact makes
it safe for us to make our offer to all who are out of
employment. Any agent that will give our lunatic-e
a thirty” dny‘e trial and fail to clear in least $100 In
this tlm. above all e. um can return all goods
unsold to us and we trill refund the money mud for
them. Any agent or (lateral Agent who would like
ten or more mantle: and work them thrmlsll 5n“-
mate for ninety days. and tail to clear at least @2110
«have. all ex tenet-$.03“ return all urn-old and get
their money k. No other employer of R‘Jl‘lll‘ evcr
dared to make rurh offers. nor would we if we did
not know that we have agents now makiu-r more
than double the amount we guaranteed and but
two rules a (lay would ghe a mum of on r 5125 a
mouth. and that one of our nm‘ltlll hulk I‘lxhtn‘ll
onleruinoncdey. Our large ulcv-cuipiivc t‘lH‘lllJI‘.‘
explain our offer fully. and llwfie we “‘l‘h to send to .
every one out of employment who wltl Ft‘fitl us \bn-c
(\llt‘ (V I" sunnp~ fur luietaml. St‘ncl ll once xzml Mu
cure the am-ncy in tune for the hunt“. and an to
work on the terms named in ““1 extraordinary offer.
We would like to have the address of all the "rent“.
wwlnn machine Hlllt‘lluf‘s end wupcntcw in the
eoumrv. and :lrli any rcadrr nr (hi .sgwr tt‘hu rut ‘»
this ufi‘rr. to send u‘ Ill mm th e and :‘fiIIn‘r‘F
of all rllf‘ll they know. er )0“
All!l"‘“‘ at on-e.
will low the “we! (‘llnllt‘t‘ rvcr offered to tl~o~e out of
employ men! to make mum-y.
ltfissru .‘IAVTPAI‘TI‘IHVM (‘0.
mo ly llil Nunhtichl St . l‘itt~lmr~:. l‘a.
Send ti (‘1‘. for ywlazzv. un‘l rv- i .ve
fn‘v.‘ «will; box of youth with h \\ Ill
. help \ou to more muncv FL" aw 3y
lh-n ll!!}!lilll21'l~t‘ in this unjrld AILuf run. r N .
(‘\"‘\l from tin-t honrfl‘he lll‘smll rm! I" {mm >
before the \u-rkt‘rs. ulwoluto Iv run- _\I once
our Lv '
duln'ae
Tm r. .t t‘u . .'\‘I,_ll~l.'l an.
)EM'IIIV numb ernvik m u.;.‘.: :i in Am 1h.-
tlav «it luldu atmn. ll l1. lL-«loc l .oul ‘b r
man 'I‘ln :Lv \\|.II ~upp:y 2' pnunptiv on .111. r or V“-
will e-cnd H by maul . t ion m- a mew-l- ‘. L‘r. --
I. W. ENGLAND. l"
*b "I ‘l\.“
«w
li‘t‘lTI‘J .wkt a‘i
SALICYLiC.::._.
The only rm‘. ral :nh-ntat 7. 1mm . \ 2 . ‘ . . a 1:
lo Tml ll: a uugtc mu.- m lo. .q .1. ,., 5 . ‘ -‘
Hm lul‘~.\|.t~t:~ l ref ,\t ..i hm.» :~. in.» ' . g. _
:3- ll'llllt value nf llh- l:l\l’ll|lln t... - . ~. 1
mm A- a Iiltunl l‘urn‘mr it be r... .- \.: <:-'
The Old "t'll‘llllt‘ Npe ilic iin-
dorsctl by l'lt)§h‘ia:‘~ and
Thousands of l'nlnmh.
Mi v utnlunn ecuw pruu 1‘2» i! um? .a‘: - i.-
b‘. an! all poumum. emu»: who it ‘ y.-. . .;
h l‘ in cu in me for l' a) 3 ycin and A an. i.. ' l
,.I 3x ,
. .’ ' . . w .
l )1).~Il [\1-1.‘ ( Inn ‘3
p Inning. ”Ira-tn Hun :.u\ utlu:
t r tmttznnaia‘w from ll.
.2:..‘ly an lllr thlN‘
‘RHEU'MAva.
“uni ; .\
1
u. tltw ll'l m ‘ .
on! . mu 3‘. :m rit~mglv ' .,~ 1'. ‘
\\ l4 :1 2. *. lau- . rm: in van» -:..
ll.tl.l-." “lilzumfh.” .‘le ,.l‘!li'.' - ‘ m. ..:...
Gout: Vfieuralgia.
\HLY dot {on .aiuml h. p inn do no: tl-w‘a ., Eu!
mm Kal'nin :\ at «nmr nut In . n: v! M t an
all-ml to ll\z :1: law ~» .«I m an w‘u'u . .< ~_\. . :l
Gravel, Ilia twins.
o 72:13.» I'l‘l .:x.l H} ‘.~ *i‘otul'.
I\ ll.‘ \l.‘i\ ..\\n Um...
Sl per Box. 8 Boxes for 55.
Ill ‘u :tlr mt
Illuuql - l’uisuuiuu‘.
\\';t‘l In: tl-r“":-|ll~ . «~ \ Ml b.
l .\I H'W'l‘ .\ “Nil. - -'. t-li-Huui ll
l‘l. \ln'l‘l-J‘. llrzlgxwt. «: ~u b)! . 2. in. p.t-. n;-
n‘v r pt v' 1;»:
WASHBURN a. 00.. Prop's.
1:“: m \‘ ‘~‘
‘3‘: linu‘t 1-“ xi
THE SEN'II
ll.\\ Irhl Nuuttlait‘g; it” i_\ :llh'lt‘ Iltflll‘lll‘\‘
in mg tulvutiscnn-u‘. for low months
p.s~l. You doubtlexs had ix; l-zu other
Innlclies un‘ made: then It is l;t‘t‘ ssui‘y l”
buy Housekeeping articles. Mich as a
Stoves. Rangvs. Crockery and i:l2l\~. and
there is not a fiiuh' in Norw'alk or South
.\'or\v:.l‘t that can match :x.v f..r (loud
(hustle and l..a\v l‘rnfcs. Hardly a day
parses but what. sonic thing new is added
to my already large msortna nt.
Just drop in during tlm iuuuth and
examine the Brunswick llupvz'iul China
(.V'Ullll‘llltlll-lll Set of Crockrry. Then
look at my stock of Refrigerators. (‘hib
drens‘t‘aniagos. Hammocks. llu'tl Fa:- .\.
Cutlery. etc. lly the way. I .wll the
Best Kerosene Oil. and Chimneys, two.
at Bottom \Ivllt‘Hni
Figures. Good;
free of charge. null telephone in the
store.
—Afll)———
New Nannies for Suing.
-— BARGAINS IN
Furniture 8. carpets.
The Newest Styles!
The Best
Stock!
The Finest Goods! ‘
The Lowest. Priced
Enlarged El}! 8ti - . r?
And 1W my Hltth. Mu latter rapemt to Ill
the want!: of my ‘05an can-tum and the
“the that. ever below.
I
.9 4
'r-a
Til-as km: for Net fax-ea an.l ”Feats g a c atrial '
uncut measure. lacuna m‘pardtn 3.
«Wm..—
\UIIK
Went-flu vescfnlltnefiu.
AGENTSm .. .w..- .......
, t. beet bookcvereoldfulcte
than twiceolr price.” futon selling book mum
«in. Immune prolte to agent; All Intelligent peo-
\le want it.Anv one can becoum a ancecuful t.
imam: free. anus“- Boon 00.. Pendent]. nine
BOOTS allll SHOES,
1 884.
I HAVE IN STOCK A FULL LINE OF
Mcns’flloys’, and Youtlis’
Boots and Shoes
ALI. STYLE AND L0“‘ I'Illt‘I-B.
Womens', Misses‘ and
Childrens‘.
————~— ALI. KIN DS
Ladies’ Km Butmn,
$1.00. 1.25. 1.5", 2.00. 2.50. 3.00. 3.50.
mu. nt§ Fine llnnd‘fi-\\‘ed———
BONON ONO OOOQIOSS OONOI‘S.
Tn hu) :\ pevt'vt flu-it or She-1‘.
In l‘n. t- II n!‘~ lam, m Myle tbs-J‘- New,
tin In (In Home :lu‘ :Q-n _
Thu! "Like! you glad win It . ‘vr )1“! I all
.— "ll.
—~—-.\XI) TIIAT 15“..»
“BROWN’S.”
‘7 Man. Si. - South Nurw'alk
NH“ 15 THIS 'l‘llll‘l TL) l‘b‘li
I
.IIOY'I‘WS ‘
Cough Remedy.
Pure Drugs, Medicines, &c.
BEST I‘IX'I‘RAC'I‘S.
Prescription.- t‘nm-Iu ll)
t‘om pounded.
.\ l.\l:t:l‘. STHt‘K Ul‘
PATENT MEDICINES
.\lwa_v.~ uh hand at
HUYT’S Pharmacy;
Carriage Makmg!
Repairing
- AN!) -.
Jobbing.
ct:
Henry Tilly’s,
Smith Norwalk. - l‘onn.
H A R DW A R E.
The BEST .\5>t)l{T\lHNT In TOWN of
3 c n era! It ant ware
fleclmnlc.‘ Tools. '
\Vllllu Loud. Ptflllls.
on- and “'lndow Glass
.\ full Anortrncn‘. of
l on“ . and lino)“, ‘
' Table and Pocket tullery
or the beat «loony. t‘hcau for (fuel:
"ONSO NOI‘OISOIEE OOOOS
.iAPANI‘BE PAPER “'ERE.
A‘cm (or the
Um r \‘erdical Boiler and Hall‘s Paton
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Implements.
Ship Cbandlery. R03», &c
vv. 0'. QUINTARD
No. 3 xtl'rll‘ “ALI. l"-l.Ut‘K. fin. Nor-elk.
-sm'rs- ;
-—-—- NR—
HEMHMW
Suits for faces melancholy,
Suite for features bright and jelly;
Suits fu- gentlemcu of standing.
Suits that give a look commuting.
Suits foreriding. walking. driving. .
Suits dull faces look alive in;
Suits IA! fit the lli'k‘l' and mount,
L
Suite that. met.- your custom pleasant;
Suite a... must look wen displayed,
Suits that wit your summer nude.
win.“ rerun Ar
lc
AM... utifi‘mm. ...= A“... a... u.
M. EXEIILINI' IOU:'$. ii: m
mum: Gain-{Inna & 00.. 5 Hunt
pin. Pu. Also other grand new bucks
in ly
For the working clone. Sl'fld :0 cents for
GULI ‘ , and we will mail youfiw.. my-
at. valuable box of eemplc goods lhll will
Sgt you in the way of making more money in a few
aye than you ever thought poenmle 3!. any luminous.
Capitol not uimWewil start you.\'ou can work
all the time or m spare time only. The work I: uni-
vcrenlly erupted to both eexm young and old. You
can easily can from we. to :5 every cv‘g. That all
who want work may test the busincsenvc mah- this
“prune-led on": to all who are not vrclt rationed
we will R‘lld $l to pay for the trouble of writing us.
Full hunk-Mm. din-climax. etc. sent free. Fortunes
'will he made by those who 1:ch their whole time to
the \\ (ukuunvt FENCES absolutely sunnlkvu‘t delay.
Start now. Advlrrrh Sflxsos & (‘u.. Portlandxune.
_-- ri‘es‘r‘uaimi...r
MARKET
llnviland and Main Sis.
Cur.
llavilu: bought thi~ Mvrkvl or Jame- .\l l." r. we
draw in inform lhc publu‘ lint we rlmll L. cpa full
supply of
Fresh and Salt Meals
——t>l~‘ ALI. KINDS. —-—-—
POOLTRYaniVEOETlEL“S
And Everythm: l‘rrt l-- u
I"! “ST-CLASS 3| S P. k {-Z'I'
Amt !! ‘ u w zmtly :n.:\‘|l : elm.» of the pubic {ml-
Whom:
South Ni-twnlk. Ni \. 1“. !\~.“, lifi‘irtf
VERY ANO FEEO
‘éfiTABLIS.
\\‘ mm. a Mom. ~ a... .\\ no u i.
ll..‘.‘_' .‘«“..1'|.~l ......._..|‘
.1 ».~ .2“ .. ! Trim? 3‘.» lto
:.§..i Ivf'r‘ir-‘vi..‘ lam »
3‘3..L.BAI§.FT’TZ
Sn \ vruulh. .‘lsu‘h l l. l\>|
um :{
New Grocery !
l‘ linlroad Place. '50. Xorw‘ulk.
llamc “thin the slnh‘ tunner'y octane-ed :u' :
lnzzj ski);- by .1. ll. Raymond J t‘o. on [twin-ad
I‘m. . :‘Zt‘l fully ~h-v Red 2'- “ ‘Slt
GROCERIES
or Au Kinds.
I nnpu man it.\ :‘e n shah» of ll?! pub‘u‘ icurv‘nnrx .
I! Will be lll) .12th lo lux‘p the
130st of (fronds.
And a. nu:
LOWEST PRICES.
at
tin-~25 ii iii be deliver. .I pn-nu-zi) . and cu r; thic;
permible door to nvcmnrumulc lath-us. l‘i. .i~c an“
llu‘ a call.
Albert Berg.
Sn. Kuwait. A pril mi: ;\\‘5.
Hatch, Oailéyl On,
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Prunes,
Etc}
Veneercd llard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Floorin".
WRA L ST“ VOUTII NORVVALK
New "oasis:
Diamonds, \Vatclics,
—.un>—
JEWELRY
Sole Agent in Norwelk. aptnor‘lxcd by the company,
or
ROCKFORD QUICK~TRAIN
EOIII'OOO ‘WOIOIIOS!
John Foley‘s Gold Pena and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Opera
Gian-M‘s. Gold Spccuclee and
Eye-Glam. Nickel and
\annut. Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
« autumn.
“autumnal
Austins
mane. a “-
mly
R. L. Baker, .
H. S. CORWIN,
Petra Ollll Broker,
520 Welles’ Building.
18 Broadway. N. Y.
Pipe Line (‘t‘rtiflt‘nlci u‘rude I‘clmlcuml 1mm:
uvd enld fur melt. or carried on margin
Lmuis negotiator! Order! by mail or tell-mph
promptly vxtcuted.
[3:‘ (‘urnwp-indrm‘v- sulicitt-d. Daily
market report at the City Hotel.
SPEINO OPENING
_. or-
MILLINERY.
-A‘I'—
MISEEI‘EEBI‘S
“mil 1 I , and 12.
Our swat ;I~~0l'tlilt‘tll of
H A- '1‘ S ,
Feather, Flowers, Etc.
13,33. ‘11 t‘.o vity. will In ~hvwn in all who
9 ooh to pri‘il limo. “1 lulu.- all the
l ..—\'l‘ i‘ZS'l‘ SI‘XVIAI‘J‘S
ln vu '3 empt- and quality . and a!
The Very anest Prices.
t’;l:i.‘l‘.rl~1\‘€.\li‘lihl} ynu
FANCY Coons:
. . . .
tn». ;.r...x'
Reads! lad:
IItb\Et‘I \ . lilg;
dru. - ..
Illa Gals,
ll‘i‘i‘.
lr‘l.li \\ l‘. -\5.
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