davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13
L O OK and LIVEl
Oh. 2. ,. GAILUP.s
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRTER r001

The bss most s9sctue safe snd reliable Medicine ever "a
nm. summer ComJIaAse weak ana 2sisssd se~es
Of Old and Young; also . sovEakIoH nrn1Dx
l Fer Asiasle cholera, In liz First ssaxes
THIS Medicine has been used some yeaand has
rspasstlon = f.r = III nown, unsupssssd by any
ments kind, ssd The proprietor on, rdu.S
70 resort TO the Newspapers for the giving
experience can only give 70 the Jes0. 81.
The Brier Rect syrup
h the result Of Of the causes Of Bowel
cure The proprisors Of the dsent drugs and incidence in
the shops are % wen known that person with
tendency to relax and what 70 constpse the bowels. An
check the action Of the OIL and sisp,
and variety Of other medicines have an opposite tendency
and SO Of most Of the medicines In use.
aim among physicians has been compound medic
moved end the medicine s siosf Of SroSuesc Ssssa This
object accemp:hed By knowedsecf the strength
medicine removing the disease, another poisoning sys
tenn, and ssppns tn: ouudson Of health that each cure
or an impoten and unhappy old age.
the nature Of medicines and their sscts and his
time to the discovery Of remedy yea fruit
in vegetable extracts the poisonous principle separated
from tae curative they dependent upon
method Of separating them, that and practicable
ba This Great Discovery
enabled him to accomplish what he had been seeking after for
compound Of astrngent and healing which
will all the dangerous and annoying diseases the bowels
without endangerng the life of the patient.
Ieecsa in one quarter Of the time required BY ord
nary medicines ss als
Heaves mineral vegetable poison the stemto be
removed
1t system opposite extreme, but
restores equilibrium, and leaves the bowels in their natural
statei
1t never induces diseased action of the system in any
respeCtl sfifs
1t pleasant to the TASTE produces
1t will always effect taken before the patient u Al.
solutely incurable
It can produce death, or induce any
It's effect childenis asngent and queing, being the
best cordial known.
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES to Its effects, and the
It has wrought PRODUCED but medicine having
the properties this Syrup needs but its merits
have done duty bringing the medicine to the notes
OF THE PEOPLE,
and It IL their and the only
sure way to do this is to
GIVE IT TRIAL.
It smanuacted only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN, successor to
Ne. 40 Washing ten-st., Albanys Ne Ys
and all orders will be promptly attended him or his
agents. and the medicine may be had Of Druggists generally
Throughout the country.
Apply a. above, or to
A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass.
L. B. GORroN, Cleveland, Ohio.
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indianapolis. Ia.
A. BoYNroN, Ottawa, Ill.
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
]. h. PRICE. Janesvlle Wis.
e p. B. COOK, st, Paul.
T. b SEELEY, Harrisbnrgh, Pa.
The above agents exclusively in the employment Of
and have charge of the States in which they
are located. se24-1y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

THIS institution win commence Wednesday, Sept 10th,
under an efcient corps OF accomplished teachers.
srcsn VIII be given In all the branches taught In the Oldest
and best Female Colleges in the country Tuitons payable
quarterly In advance AT the similar institutions
East. The institution will consist the Primary Depart
ment for children and girls and the Collegiate
young ladies' The course Of study embraces
Mathematics, Bells Italian
and Latin. Superior facilities for acquisition Arts
viz Music, Painting Water Colors, Pastel Os. Drawing
Lucar Crayotithcs rPolychromaics Wax Fruit
Embroderes Papier 4ache Pe Work. The teachers
all ladies Of experience in the best Female Semnares
the East limited number Of girls possibly
dated IN the family with the teachers For securing
circulars apply at the Winsow to
au26-H z. n. SMITH A. NJ. President.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13
To the Republicans Of Dakota ca
COUNTY CONVENTION.
To the Rel

The Csens Of Dakota County who opposed to the
tension Of Slavery, and In favor Principles
enunciated BY the Philadephs National Convention
FREMONT and DAYTON, its nominees President and
OF the omitted States and who
Of Reform in the Administration our County AFFAIRS, are
hereby requested to send Delegate every
Inhabitants in each of the County
Convention at spasues, the Hastings Mendoza Road
near Spring Lake Saturday. the day Sepenber
a2 o'clock p the nominating
dates for the Territorial Legislature, County
and three County Assessors be by the people
the ensuing October Election el
BY Order Of the Dakota Co. Republican Com.
Dr.. T. FOSTER, Chm. 4. D. CRrasry
5.' SaAcKxrT, p. STEwELL,
3. N. COOK, s. c. DERrLvA,
A. II. FRENCH, tif HENRY CALIFr,
DR.. c. p. ADAMS, O. C. G1sss
B. HARE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

APERFuMED BREATH.-Wtat lady gentleman would
remain under the curse Of breath using
the ssBALM OF A THousAHD FLowEns' as ! dentrfnce
would only render but the teeth white
alabaster? Many do not know that their breath
bad, and the subject i delicate their viii
mention Pour single drop Of the sBan on your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. ATTY cent
bottle viii last year. 81
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired By
Balm Of Thousand Flowers. It VIII remove tan piupes
and ecles from the skn, leaving soft ana rossas
hus we towel, pour on two or three drops, and wash
the face night and morning.
sHAvIxeAADE EAsY-wet your shaving brush. In either
cold water three drops Of Bem Of
ThoUsnd Rioversr rub TIE beard wei VII make
beautiful soft aher much facilitating the operation Of
Ing. Ifes only hf0 cents. ". p. PETRIDGB co.
Fes sale BOND KELLOGG. City Drug Store, -. Pss.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13
NOTICE

NOTICE
ITO the unknown and all in
lying and being in Ward Two the City of ST. Paul in
Lambert& COPS Addition to the town of Saint Paul.
Notice Is hereby given, that Isaac Makey, Ames,
Charles N. Mackubn Erasus Edgerton part OF the
prorietors Of said Addition, will apply District Court
the Second Judicial District and County Ramsey
day. the sh day Of October, A. 1856, O'Clock
the Of the Moses
judge of said Judicial District, portion
and part OF said Addition, viz street, according
panor plat Of said Addton die in the once Of the
lister Of Deeds for the County Ramsey Territory,
and to vest the land apart for said street according
plat IN the the land said Addition, adjoining
Bluff street, according their respective and legal rights-
When and where all parties and interested notified
appear and objections they may have to the
ing Of said application. CHARLES N. MACKUBIN
St. Paul, Aug. LIST, 1856. ERASTUS 8. EDGERTON,
by G. N. Mackubin,
@s s-u ISAAC 1ARKLEY,
OLIVER ANEs,
au6-8w WIN. L. AMES.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

Tor the Daily Times.
TO I. I. tftfff. NA
Don't you rsmembsr-(thoush haven't much doubt onr
when strolled to the Hall where Apollo presides-
And called venison, and put krout ONT
with pepper and salt, and some ketchup besidess
And the voices that mingled with words full Of giee
And the laugh Of the jolly that reared up
The strong application and mild sangaree,
Enhancing our spirits and drowning our cares?
The stopples yeu laughingly popped on the air,
While you sung song and whisted the chorus;
And olives, and sardines, and Jellies were there,
And spaked bright things us9
The punch all brmming, cold and 20 sweet hf
Thssmirk Of Its lemon pal ates delighted, e
And drew 1t with straws Its silver retreat,
Till you became drowsy, and got excitedP 80
The fies as they buxzed the savory breeze,
And the carts they ratified along In the street,
And the whistle Of steamboats, Far above theses
Gave emphasis strong to raptures repletep
Though now my claim In the month Of September,
With fondest emotion I think on the past tfss-
1may forget you, but that punch I'll remember
The SWEETEST the strongest, but, Oh not the last
SUNRISE CREEK, Sept. 1856. HAMLET.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

GT The passengers who were taken off the
steamer Knickerbocker, as she was sinking in
Hudson river, by Ospt. Coe of the sloop Me-
chanic, presented a vote of thanks to Capt. G.
for his gallant and humane conduct, with more
substantial token in the shape of purse of $50,
with $25 more for the crew. Il is q tribute well
bestowed, as hac it not been for the prompt &C
ton of Capt. c., a considerable loss of life
would have been unavoidable.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

s6 Thanksgiving.
the Flour Feed Grain Store Of Seager, Locke &
n Co., Third street, the Post Office.
return sincere thanks to the citizens st. Paul.
the very liberal patronage with which they u.s.
and sui stantial testimonial present them the
following articles which received
Lower Iowa and Illinois, Extra Superior Flour Of the following
highly popula1 brands:- ttl"
Moline Mills Davenport Mills, Jasper Mills, Hazel Green
Mills, and Lowell Mills.
Graham Flour, made from the best winter wheat.
Superfne and Fine Flour, various brands
Corn meal fresh ground from the real goudseed
Corn, Oats Shorts, Ground Feed, Ship Stuff By
the hundred or ton. Cali and US.
jy3l-tf SEAGER. LOCKE & co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

PRooREss.-Everywhere our city presents the
appearance of progress. New buildings of stone,
brick and wood, greet the vision on every side.
The future prospects of st. Paul are certainly
brilliant.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

a. It will be seen that DR.. WREN has taken
an Office in st. Anthony street, and hereafter in
tends to practice his profession.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

HoRsEs.-Some of the best horses ever brought
to this Territory, are now offered for sale by h
Rogers Son. They are all warranted, feet and
in good condition. See advertisement.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

SIoS.-There is a sign upon modest grocery
in lower town, which reads as follows: ssfor
sale coffee tea candles shoulders hams mackerel
fresh Butter and lots of filings cheap for cash
call.1
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

Persons subject sick headache win and in
Boerhaves Holland Bters pleasant remedy.
soctes the throbbing head acdy of the stomach
assists DIGESTION and creates healthy appetite 1t is with
out doubt most delightful preparation, and an ectual
remedy. The fact that 1t is popular medicine
throughout all the Holland settlements in Wisconsin,
York, Michigan Illinois Indiana speaks much in is favor
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

ST. ANrHoNY.-The history of this city, which
we are now publishing, will appear in our Week
ly, of which we shall strike of extra copies.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

ARREsrs.-Eleven arrests were made by the
police for the week ending September 8, of which
seven were for drunkenness and fighting, and
four for secreting stolen goods.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

WINDY IrEM.-"The wind bloweth where it
listeth,'' nowadays, and showeth favors to none
1t lodges in through the broken pane in our win
dow sash, and sends papers, letters and copy
whirlng away together. 1t seizes upon the
pedestrian and reminds him in forcible manner
of the element of which he was created, by
examining eyes, ears and mouth full Of DUST
Ready made clothing and dry goods are tapped
in the face of everybody on the sidewalks, and
straw hats are sent kiting. Most extraordinary
are its effects upon those wonderful and huge ro-
tundties of whalebone and fancy dry goods,
yclept "Hoops." But here we forbear-the sub
ject wakes too vast for us--and we would merely
remark that but few hoped dresses, of the
s'stunning" kind, are seen on the street during
the "windy term" or our citizens might some
day be treated to the novel spectacle of an in
voluntary balloon ascension by some female
arOnaut.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13
Robert street

DRAWING WATER BY TELEGRAPH.--Some of onr
Citizens in upper town who reside on the summit
OF the bluff fronting the river, have iabor-sa-
wing continuance which looks very much like draw
ing water by telegraph. A wire is made fast near
the spring at the foot of the bluff, carried up in
an oblique direction, and secured on q projecting
point at the summit. To this is rugged set of
small pulleys, with hooks upon which to hang a
bucket. and attached to a small cord which pass
es over windlass. The bucket slides down the
wire to its place just under the spout of the
spring, is filled, and quickly trundled up on the
wire, with much less labor than would be neces-
sary to raise 1t perpendicular.
The first continuance q this kind we ever saw
was at Vermillion Falls, near Hastings, and was
used by the family of Mr.. LIE Due, formerly of
this city. By it water was obtained from spring
on the opposite side of the river, at the foot of
the falls, and at the bottom of very deep gorge,
with as much apparent ease as by an ordinary
house pump. rf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

u The Land ONCE friend Brewster, located At the
junction Of 3rd Bench Streets ne the osi
ONCE 10 the desirable point business in town. and
from observation, would say is the place to do land
business. Persons looking up sschancesn should call
Brev =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

g Senator Toucey is spoken Of - Mr.. b.
chanan's Secretary Of State, in the event Of his
election, with General Quitman as Secretary Of
WIs, and General Ruck - Postmaster General.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

ca A host of communications on hand shall
receive attention a. soon - We can find room for
hem. eE
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

ment of Messrs. Pitkin, Bros. & Co., Chicago
They have large and well selected stock of For.
eign and Domestic Hardware. Buyers should
call on them before purchasing elsewhere.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13
q ITY TT e M 8 .

ca Mr.. @. c. Hoffman, Of this city, has our
thanks for late New York papers. aig
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

DEEP CuT.-The workmen engaged in grading
Chestnut street, upper town, have to cut about
thirty feet deep through the bluff near the river,
the lower portion of white sandstone easily loos-
ened with pickaxe, and the upper and greater
portion q mass of rocks of the hardest kind.
Broadway also, lower town, is also being dug out
about the same depth
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13
SHALL WE BECOME A STATE

OHALL be admitted to the union, question
- the people Minnesota, to impress upon
your minds the necessity Of early investigation Of this sub
ject. It IL for Of Minnesota decide
be better cared for II become
Selves remain Territory under the fostering
Government OF the United States. A
We soley examine carefully yourselves
selected stock Hardware, Paror Cooking Stoves
Nails, Glass and Flows, Tnware Woodenwae,
and Sheetron, and stock tools, every
thing in the Hardware line-whch wholesale
snd RETAIL the most terms, old stand
Third and Minnesota Street, st. Paul.
BAKER & BANGS.
August % 1885, 3mw.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

CO The City Belle, Alhambra, Time and
Tide, and Ben Coursin, are the boats in since our
last. The City Belle and Ben Coursin departed
yesterday, and the Alhambra will 60 down this
uornin0
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

ACTIVE BOOK AGENTS!
CAN CLEAR $50 PER MONTH,
By SELLING
SAUCKER'S LIFE OF FREMONT-The only Life con
- tanning
10 HIS REPORTS UNABRIDGED,
Of which the irefh thosand is noo readyl 500 paees
portrait and illustrations, 81 90. U'.-
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN SONGSTER price 70 Y
cents The 35th thousand ready.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND ITS CANDIDATES,
ABOUT 400 pages, two steel portraits, price 81 90.
music, price 20 cents, =, =
JOHN CHARLEs, OR The YoUNo AMERICANS LIFE OF
FRFMoNT-30Op. ID mo. price 80 cents.
Also the LARGEST NUMBER and the REST FREE
SOiL and other Books, published in this country.
For full particulars address aI
MILLER, ORION MULLIGAN, Publishers,
70 Park Row, New York, O7 Genesee street. Auburn
AUBURN, August 20, 1855. sentk-tw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

q No = nail boats, no mails, nothing of spa
eial import ance happened yesterday. +" within our
ken." exc opt the arrival Of the Berlin, up to 6
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

MAN nAP.-Before o certain dry goods store
down town, is hung q mysterious looking skele-
ton frame work of something bound in white cot
ton, swinging at just the right height to catch
over the head of the unwary pedestrians and bring
him up with . round turn. We watched the ma
chine for few moments, and saw several victims
of the (not) fatal moose, some caught by the
hat and some by the chin, and sslaughed consum-
edly" at the sudden checking of half uttered
oaths and the ludicrous expression of astonish-
ment of the victim upon discovering that his
head was entangled in lady's hoops! Wonder
if the future fair owner viii succeed in sntrap.
ping as many hearts?
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

ATTEMPT TO RoB.-While Mr.. Edward Davy,
Ut this city, was returning from visit to his
friends near the Half Way House, on Sunday
might last, he met two men with revolvers, who
demanded his money and his watch. Mr.. Davy
was 10th to deliver them, and contrivsd to drop
his hat. While STOPPING to pick it up he struck
one of the villains in the stomach with his head,
and sent him sprawling into the ditch by the side
of the road. His accomplish becoming frightened
put for parts unknown, while Mr.. Davy put for
home, bringing with him his valaables, and q safe
skin. Look out for the rascals.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13
Whole amt to be collected, $39, 4S2 81

~. CT" Gonsoler of the Embarrassed, o Water
melonsr' exclaimed the Howadjii, in adapting
one of the colamon city cries to the Aowery Ian
guage Of the Egyptians. But we need not send to
New York or Egypt fofmelons. They are plenty
and cheap; and, th.,nks to the two or three cool
nights, they have now acquired crispness and
deliciousness of flavor which constitute the
beauty of melon. That melon we ate at din
ner, for instance,-so red, so crisp, so sweet, so
juicy, and the seeds so plump and black, was ap-
petising both to the eye and palate; and we hear
tily concurred in the sentiment of a friend who
remarked, as he wiped his mouth with his napkin,
4" By George! that's first rate!'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

o. The bombastic gent who does up the
small talk for the Pioneer, is somewhat exercised
because we have stated TIE TINES had the largest
circulation Of any Daily paper in this city, which
We stand ready to prove when properly called
upon. "The Orphans" have gassed and pulled
the wool over the eyes of strangers long enough,
and they shall do so no longer, if we can help it.
The Pioneer did have decent circulation until
the present local got hold Of it, when his great
egotistical powers and want of brains caused its
circulation to materially decrease; but it is i'm
possible to make horse of a jackass, or attempt
to inform one whose elevated position prevents
ordinary minds from reaching him. Bubbles are
light, and their tendency is upwards.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

STONE BUnDINos.-We like to see stone build
ings erected on our business streets, thev have
such an air of stability and permanence. One
good substantial stone or brick building adds
more to the looks of city than half dozen bal
loon frame buildings, besides its greater security
from danger by fire. And by the use of stone
upon the first story front, the window caps and
cornices, degree of elegance is attained equal
to any building of brick. Most conspicuous
among this class of new buildings, is that being
erected by j. R. Irvine at the junction of St. An
thony and Eagle streets, which we judge would
be profitable building to rent, as the two
basement stories open on Eagle street, while the
next story above becomes the first story on st.
Anthony street. Worthy of mention also, are the
handsome stone buildings on Third street and
Robert Streets
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

CO The Scientific american comes to us this
week with beautifully engraved title page, and
table OF contents for volume eleven, just COM
pieted' NOW Is the time for those wishing to
renew or commence their subscription for this
valuable scientific publication, to attend to the
business. Published by Mum IL Co., New York,
at So per annum.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13
CANNON FALLS GAZETTE.

vHB Cannon Falls Gazette, IL published every Wednesday
morning, at Cannon Falls, Goodhue county, NJ t. by
Robert w. Hamilton
This paper situated thcky portion Of the
Territory, aarge circulation Merchants traders
in St. Paul will ind It the best advertising mediums
any country journal Minnesota. aug3O-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

QUIrE LIKELY.-Our neighbor of the Mime
sotan, speaking of two rival street organgrinders
about town, thus compliments the local of the
Pioneer e>-t....
"The slocaP of the Pioneer was acting as UNI
pire, and from his wistful look as we passed, we
have no doubt he decided in favor of the girl
with the Kossuth hat.'' -
We happened to be near at the time and OBJ
served the said local, with arms akimbo, white
hat on one side of his head, and with scorn up
on his lip, particularly as he looked towards the
opposition candidate for charlottesville organ
'oithout the Kossuth hat. He thought that organ
discoursed vulgar music, good enough, however,
for the common mind. The strains of the organ
''with the Ksssuth hat, he thought particularly
fine, and on the whole he might write critique
for the edi6cation of the readers of the Gas Bao.
The last seen of the local he was bending his way
for the Lower Levee. 4f
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

PUTNAx's MoNTMY.-The September number
OF Putnam is rather I" heavier" than usual, but
perhaps none the less valuable on that account.
The articles in Putnam are always original and
American, and never of inferior literary merit /;
and it is admitted to stand first among American
periodicals. +" Elsie's Child" Going to Mt.
Kathaldin,' Scampavias," "Battle of Wilo-
Wilo," with one or two choice bits of poetry,
will be found exceedingly pleasant reading, while
Chile" "Poetry of War;" and " Historical
Sketch of the Jesuits," will crafty those more
philosophically inclined.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

Ca We are indebted to MIR. Bates, Clerk of
the City Belle, for late papers. The Belle came
fright along' without interruption. The Nor
thern Belle met with slight accident On her way
down, but it did not materially affect her pro-
gress. The Northern Belle is decidedly the most
popular boat on the river.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-13

SICK OF IT =" Uncle Sol" has petitioned the
Common Council for leave to sell out his contract
for the Levee improvement, or portion of it, to
F. W. Olmsted & Co., and the Council have
granted leave on condition tina ten thousand dol
lar bonds are given for the fa ithful performance
OF the contract. We suspect the weekly s'strikes"
OF MS workmen bad tendency to I" harry up his
pheelinks."