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turuia throyc. and within about twenty
four month, the accumulated earnings Of
the bank amounted to about fifty per
cen, Of the capital II was then decided
10 issue stock TO those entitled for this
amount and to open books Of subscription
for new stock to increase the capital 10
$1,000 900, gold, then equivalent TO SlO,-
100000 currency. Everything worked
well, 81 cash capital Of 100000 gold
was paid up, and the bank continued TO
do business on AN equality with most OF
the banking Institutions of the country.
But the crash came The bank was CO..
crrncI in variety of industrial enter
prisus in California and the adjacent
States. the results Of which are now well
known.
Ia various ways the policy of the bank
was one Of encouragement 10 the young
industries Of the State. With an aston
i~hing command Of the details of bust
ness Mr.. w. c. Rrls,on, the manager,
took an interest IN every scheme that
promised To aid the commercial pros
paritv the Pacific coast and icld fair
return on IN investment. The system OF
spreading out does NO. seem to have
affected the credit of the bank. On the
contrary, up L. quite . recent period the
Bau, Of California was considered IN that
region ~ stable IS the Bank of England.
Nnuu,s the recent Investments of Raj
SION WA, the Palace Hotel building, San
Francisco. an enormous structure, said
~ BE- the largest hotel in the world. This
. ,..,,.-.r,- - cost uL,ut - 600 600
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SATURDAY., September Is, 1878.

At tho front door OF the Court Uuu~, u.
Onto county, West Virginia, cummrur.n.
AT lU o'clock 4. NJ, sell tu tine highest JuU
ucSr bidder, the following described I,..
estate, To Wit:
The south halfof lot numbered u.U.t..
five 49,, situate In that part ui thrrlrE ..
Wheeling, West Virginia, WhIch Wa la..
out rs an addition 10 the town of ~.....
Wheeling NOW the Eighth ward u' -I.|
city of Wheeling by Moses. W. tbHI. ..
James y. Forsyth, Marcus Wilson ...
others, with the Improvements ih.....
and the apPurtcHducc> tHrIDUuin .,....-
ing.
TERMS OF SALE-Our-half cash. f...
balance in two equal iu~talimri'~. u.,.E
and twelve months nom day OF ~I... .....
interest from date, with security 90 H.r...
proved by the Trustee.
The title Is believed % hD I.,H.'. ...
selling as trustee VIII convey uUe -...
title as l. vested i'm me 10y said u,.t.......
JOSIAH +. UFDEGRNFF. Iu-....
JOHN W. MITCHELL, AuctIun,Di.
TAYLOR Il BARR. Attorneys
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r.5E WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
West Virginia. Ii will be sent to any adj
dress one year for $40. Valuable prcmI-
umS To cluu agents and To subscribers.
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10y VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRT~.
deed of trust book No. 3. PAGE 49,, of Co.,.
record OF deeds OF ohio county. West 81.
ginia, by Ephraim Trlmb.r aud llu,,r
Trimble, Will, on
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BUILDING LOIS

EOR SALE ~ NORTH NIlEElING
The undersigned offers Nine Bui'U|u.
LOIS for sale. The lots Or" situated uu fUt
west side OF West street, north and ~pu .
Of alley No. I, IT, North Wheeling. !
particulars apply 20
q. WERNER ECEHARpT,
en- Premises.
on i. W. MITCHELL, Real Estate Agent.
nuullb
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THE WooJsGeid, Monroe county o.
Fair will be held on the oth, 9th and 10Th
Of September.
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CROSUET.

4 FEW MORE OF THOSE VERY DE-
y >irablr ful. SetS OF Cru4uet at $50,
$50 and $40. An early call Will secure
one. Latest Literary aud Fashion Month
lies, Daily and Weekly Papers, Stationery,
Sc. {. II. QUINCY,
aCg3 lil4 Market street.
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The Allen Meeting.

IuTIZENS At MARTIN; FERRY AND
I Wheeling desiring tn hear Governor
Allen, General Morgan and others, adj
ON Wednesday night, can 60 down ami r.
luru on the steamer Market Boy, ~ size
will make q special trip tor the occasion.
She will leave Martins Ferry AT =. NJ,
sharp: leave Wheeling at CD, sharp.
Round trip jJccntS. aS"sI
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FOR SALE.
Trustees sale.

d made the 18th day OF Dec. Isl. and
recorded in deed OF trust book No. /. page
~, Of the records OF deeds OF Ohio COUNTY.
West Virginia, by Wilhelm Steugcl amid
wife | will, on
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p'oES . q LsXG
= NI-I-AEII. IlAI- IANI

one Hundred and Ninety Acres. 10 ipul
vein 40. toul, ON Boxes uu, uE.lln ..
rods of the T.. X -. Il. f.. go E,uWuuI, "a.
Va. Addison 4 PAUL..
iy12 kri. Estate Agents.
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Saturday, September l8, 1879.

At the front door OF the Court House o..
Ohio county, West Virginia, cummvuc.u.
at II o'clock a. NJ, sell To the highest aut
best bidder, the following described u..
estate, tO-wit:
Lot numbered eight ~ Tn square num-
Uered thirty-seVeu ~ =. on the general II.,
OF the town OF South Wheeling, now o..
Eighth ward OF the city OF Wheeling. W..
Virginia, with the Improvements Iug .l-
purtcnancrs thercuutO belonging.
TERMS OF SALk.-One-halt cash, 3d..
balance in six 81 and twelve months. NI.
interest rom day OF sale, with srcuI.'. .
be approved by the Trustee.
The title IS believed To be- perfect, Bon.
selling Is Trustee | viii convey only STU.
title as Is vested in me by said trrd ui f....
JOSIAH +. UpDEGNAtF. Trust.
JOIN w. MirCAELI, AuctlOuccr.
IANLOK & EAKK. AItnInrNs. I'LL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Board of Education of the School District of Wheeling Account With
the School Fund for the Year ending August lst, 1875

RECEIPTS.
1874.
Aug. q, Balance In hands
ofCollector...................s AZ 3!
Amount collected from
Levy OF lS7I.................... 3G,G55 -
Amount received from
State appropriation. 10 .763 gl-s5l, SO 10
Amt. received from Wheeling&
PaTkersburg Transportation
co. taxes of 1871. 1872 & 1873 J... 49, 80
Delinquent taxes OF 1873, col
Icctcd. .... ................. 81 ~
Amt r,,,..i,.aI rom Othrrspurcrs 4l2Sl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IT'S NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Vocal Class for Ladies,

r;,O MEET ONE AFTERNOON EACH
week. ut Wi,Sel Music Hall, VIII be
organized by Mr.. +. BuSSett, on lhurSday
next. The rudImcuts of music ana the arr
OF reading ii al sight, viii DelauSht' Terms
in advance Five Dollars. Persons wish
ing 10 join said class Will please meet MI.
b., at WicScl Music Hall, on Thursday,
Srptembrr2i, ut . O'Clock. n-"!N
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RESPECTABLE MANNER,
TOR I& e Ia TT.
EOss CINCINNATI.

Cir, THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
- - ", -, drtu@ht passenger steamer
Andes, { nIricS MuhlcmHu, Commander,
Ia. Muhlrman, Clerk viii leave tor the
above ON Tuesday, August %l~t, $50, az 3
r. VI. For freight cor passage apply on board
or To- {. ii. BOOIli " Co,
49,
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Boado Education of the School District of Wheeling in Account with
the Building Fund for the Year Ending August lst 1875.
Account Of Board of Education with Peoples Bank

1871. CHECKS.
Sept. ~. TO j. VI. ErndIr. .e,,.NG2I
Now To j. VI. Erudir.... 1855 @I
$50.
Jan. .. 10 j. VI. Brodic...... 90 40 SlO,IuS 10
Ausus1 !. I.aInuc" ia Bank 5000
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kindness" and of whom he says further:
"The relations between that gentleman
and my self have been entirely cordial.
and nothing that has happened or shall
happen in this case will interrupt ON
my part that friendlinesS of sentiment"
To this he adds the remark: =: "And
trust that nothing shall say will en-
bitter the sentiment of that gentleman
tOwai';d myself hecause he must know
thai Y utteranccS are eXtorted 10y my
position"
What could he more charming than
this Or than Mr.. Beach'S relations
with Mr.. Bcechcr? Mr.. Beach has been
engaged now several months in an en-
deavor to prove Mr.. Beechcr guilty of
seducing and dchauching the wife "i
his friend; of hypocrisy. lying, per
jury of Il series of crimes which. If he
were guilty Of them. should place him
forever under the han of decent society.
and behind prison bars. He has nccu-
pied ten days with an argument To the
jury, the object of which MAS to con
vince them of his guilt. But Mr.. Beach
does not let Il little thing like that i'm
pair his friendly relations with this
great criminal, or diminish his admiIh
tinm and reverence for him. He says ot
him:
He is not only great in mind, great
III learning. Il great teacher, Il great
scholar. hut he has that wonderful com
hinatiun which makes man III all his
marvellous greatness. He has The brain,
he has the heait. he has he phy steal
conformation in one harmonious and
powerful combination. giving to human
nature its highest dignity dnd It's greatest
strength and he himself. in one OF his
memorable letters. exhibits the quail
ties 10y which he is thus enabled la
trample upon adver>ity, To resist all the
Passions which stir the sinners con
>ricncr. and. in the face of the world
and IN Ire face, Of his God. c.rhibits oHh
Ho~c difIucfjrc dnd gidnd qualities which
make him great preacher and TEACHER.
Wh,m Il man USES such language III
describing Il person guilty OF adultery
perjury. trcachcrl. and hNrocri>N. 1t,
shows well. he shows. We should SAY
great fitness tnr the position of counsel
in Il ease wherein his client and friends
make Il tr;i-tahlr topic "t seduction and
adultery where the client sis calmly
down Ia Il discussion of dates with til,
ScducrT of his wife To settle the puc>-
| tinh nt the paternity of his >rhlld where
the injured husband ackmnw hedges Tia,
receipt of uoucN from the >cduCcr witt
Il hcncdictun. and where. upon hi,
| theory of the cd>c. no one at til" pIlilc'
/ tu the scandal seems to consider iiII
/ there i ANYTHING wrong except aS II l.
made public. MIR. Beach ~rcn> t" have
/ fitted into the case admirably. and Il
have caught lis spirit perfectly. v !
/ IIIbHuc
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MI. Tilton's Chief Advocate.

What could hc more beautiful than
Mr. Bcach'S disclaimer of personal un-
iiicndIimcss towards Nj. Tracy of op-
posIug counsel In the course of his
argument Mr.. Beach tclt called upon to
SAY that Mr.. Tracy had been guilty of
..protrssi"lal trcachrry and personal
di>h"ner:" that he had ''pert"rmed scv-
cral parts III this drama :: ''all of them
with equal zeal and abandonment =
that his opening address was full of
animo>ity, of demunciatinn. of untruth;' =
that he was ''actiNc, undcfatigahle. ma
lignant : that he had been guilty oi
.prr>"nal disgrace and professional in
fanny against which the highest in the
land could not stand, against an in,Iig-
nant and outraged profession" Among
ordinary men, such language would he
taken as indicating positive unfiicmdli-
ness. Outside of Brooklyn it would ht
very liable To lead to cStranyrmcnt. il
! not to excite resentment. But Mr.
| Beach, III the catholicitN of his nature
aud with tn" serenity and sweetness %
disposition which appear so conspicu
ou>ly in Mr.. Tilton and his friends
speaks of him. notwithstanding all thi
iml;imy and treacherv and diShonor. il,
his .'resperted hrolher." for whom h,
has no feeling but that of the utmos
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until he Is shown to he otherwise.
The jury 10y their disagreement say,
though not so emplaticallN lis they
would do by IL unanimous vote, that
the evidence against Mr.. Beechcr WAS
not of Il cleanliness or character to CON
vince their minds. They say that the
two principal witnesses, who had been
a>>cNeratlng fol Years precisely the re-
Verse of what they Sworc to, are not
witnesses of sufficient crct.ibilIty to be
allowed to tarniSh IL fame hitherto I'M
Spottcd: that the other witness WAS So
far biased hN her affection for her hu>
band. with whom the affair had brcomc
one of almost life and death. as to hc
betrayed by them into eNaggeratiouS
and distortions of events. whirh could
not. acrordiu" Ia other WITNESSES, have
taken place at the time and in the man
n,r Described: and finally that Mr..
BcrchrI's own letters only real
and effective witnesses against him
are yet. considering the peculiar weak
nc>>c> and the idin>NncracirS of til"
man. cNplicahlc on other grounds than
tho>, embraced in the accusation. They
do not find in any document, or in amy
fact which has been presented to them
thus far, amy reason tor impclching his
own solemn oath, "r for hrimging into
doubt the record of Il long. lahuriou>
and grandlN useful life.
This j. not 81 ample and triumphant
IN ;icquilal of Mr.. Brcclcl ;iS his friends
and il large part of the public expected
and particularly, those who Saw him "l
the stand and were impressed 10y the
manifold and uumIstakahle marks al
his innncrmcN, which could not hc trans
| tcrrrd tn print. But it is an acuuittal
which We hclieNr public opinion vii
sooner or later receive and ratIiN. lll>
age. his ready services to ANY goo,
c:tII>,.. his serene >,li-conlitcnCr. th,
ardent devotion oi his friends iho>,
/ who hal" been the longest with linn ;In'
| the nearest. the. most devoted To SAY
u"thm" of the Obvious gaps and i'm
probabilities oi the testimony again>
| him " i'll continue To operate III his Ia
| Nur. until the clouds which NOW lower
over him have dispersed. and his mag
niiicrnt abilities and noble generous ui
tune shall come out in all their pIi>tIn,
/ ulurN.
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VOLUME 3S---NUMBER 1880.
( expected to know this.
".th nm is Mrs. ah-?'
"Gil :" exclaimed Sarah pointing to

expected to know this.
".Ah INN is Mrs. ah-"
Cit :" exclaimed Sarah pointing to
the gate.
beg pardon, hut I'd like to see
alexander - she shouted, looking
around for Il Weapon we don't want
any tiour-sifters here ~
"lou are mistaken" he replied, smil
ing blandly Il called to
Don't want anything t" keep moths
away fly - she exclaimed, getting red
in the face.
''Is the lady in ~ he inquired, tying
to look over Sarah'S head.
Yes, the lady's in, and l'm in, and
you're ont ~ she snapped, land now
don't want to stand here talking to IL
fly trap agent any longer Come, lift
your boot, :"
Il am not an agent, he said, trying
To smile. Il am The new"
YES, | know you ; You are the new
man with Il patent hat-iron, but we
don't want amy, and you'd better go he
fore call the dog -
"Will YOU give the lady my card and
say that | called ?"
| NO. ! Won we re Doltu 10 ucdiH
with cards and handbills and circulars.
| Come, | cant stand here all day"
"Didm't You know that | WAS Il min
lister - he asked. us he backed of.
mo, nor don't know it now you
! look like the man who sold the woman
next door Il dollar chrome for eighteen
shiIings ="
But here is my card
Il don't care for cards, tell You If
you leave that gate open I'll heave ii
flower pot at N"u :"
Il will call again he said as he went
TIN ou%h the gate.
"lt wont do ynu any good :" she
shouted after him 1--WE don't want no
prepared food fni infants no piano
music stuffed birds know the
policeman on this beat, and if You come
around here again he'll soon find out
whether y"u are Il confidence man or a
vagIant
Aud she took unusual care to lock
the door.
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The Hired Girl for the Hour.

WHO BUILDED WISER THAN SIZE KNEW p.
From the Detroit Ere. Press.
When she came to work for the tdml-
IL ON Congress street, the lady of the
house sat down and told heI that agents.
book -pcddlerS, hat-rack men, picture
sellers. ash buyers, ragmcn, and all
that class of people, must he met at
the front door and coldlN repnlsed, and
Sarah SAID she'd repulSe EN- if she had
to break every hrnomstick in Detroit
And she did. She threw the door
open wide, blutfed right up to 'em, and
when she got through talking the cheek
lest agent was only too glad t" leave
Il got so after Il while that peddleI>
marked that house, and the door-bel
never rang except for company.
The other day, us the lady of the
house was enjoy ing IL nap, and Saral
WAS wipimg off the spoons. the bel
rang. She FASTENED to the door, eN
pccting to see Il lady, but her eyes en
countercd Il slim man, dressed III black
and wearing white meck-tie. He Wa
the new minister. and he was goln!
around to get acquainted with tin
members Of his flock, but Sarah Wash
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business DIRECTORY.

La,y;p,yr and LordiioH OI the lrdd-
r,..,,,, UpuxrS IN 81. .jobHSbHrH.
,..r,,,,IturtI Tools and Hardware.
... , sons lIoNt'- Flock, l.. Il. -
ip"th""a,ri"-.
.,,I\N Nu T. Bank FLOCK. Nam 81.
\tinrur,- ai Law.
sd. ulY oyer L. l.. ohcr. and Post Once"
.... .nl \..,. Cllcd"nau Elk.. mp stairs.
.... ...p Nam -. over Hall y Fletcher =
..i r-'tt, EI"hrr.
t:nuk~ and Stationery.
...,.. rnw ELL. Calrdumiam Brk Main 81.
isn"k Flinders.
.t.EEN co. Ngt'-. Monument Square.
Uimk---Ir.3,I and business.
,m.IA CO.. Monument Square.
nlLcr> aud C"nf"ction"rs.
.-, EENDLEl. Main Street.
tlnlhins. Hats aud Caps.
., IlpI;r Elnh i;l"rk. "pp"Sit' -. Johns
..g-. d..,!,.r.m Ready Mad, Cl"thin.. Hats
....-,,. ur~ Furnishing ,i""dS. etc, ri".
tintu,n. lar Nrn and Boys.
.t..EtNk~A \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
trn,h,r,. t,lI>~ and >t"n" Ware.
.tr.#ANkSA \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
4 ling. yiprr- Iiamging~. Window shades.
..tInEANk>N = co. Fairbanks VILLAGE.
Dentists.
NIN> r,lviouian Block, Main Street.
...S SWIM Untnu Block. Main street.
ii. l. Lnn,i>, Groceries and Fruits.
..A~A rEIrENGIlI., Eastern Avenue.
a..
...I N,,mc E"ck Il. l.. Street.
stu.GNNk>N \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Hour and Feed.
i -..rI \ co. Eastern ANruur.
turnitur" aud Ca-k"t>.
-NII~EE Main street.
IslI'E\II M Oddfrll"W~ Blk. Il. l.. -
i.nui!, Gr"crri"s and Fruits.
Il .tpA \ go. Eastern Avenue.
Iilr Manufactures.
h ,..E File Works. opp. Passenger Depot
,.r,, .rr,.- and House kc"pin.. Goods.
b !A4EElNk> y 60. Fairbanks Village.
Insurance. Life
-AtDINI. ..Eutt Railroad street.
iron Founder and Machiui-t.
Pes. lIkLlIL Nuth end L. L. Street.
Merchant Iiiinr-.
..iEAuup pluyillc iiiurk Il. Il. Street.
photographs.
D ..ituiI' Ialrdouiau Block. Main Street.
G u ID Hastings. ir"wn's Elock Main II
rrInirr> and Publishers.
O -io\Ia CO.. ',lri"nrrn El"ck Nam -.
>r"r"- and lin Ware.
f.il'utE. Eastern NV-mur.
s.'p AuupECIE Earlr"ad Street.
D H.EI t,-r,ln N,ruI,
M,l'h.-. .I"w'ir, and Toys.
q ..'A EuWELI. C.tlri"niIn EIk Main II
y a' Uljlp\ ElilrraI street
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JnfrLs.

ST. JoHNSHURY HOUSE.
MAIN STREET, ST. JOHNsBI'EY. VT.
GEO Il. WALKER. Proprietor.
MEMPtIREMAGoG HOUSE.
NEWPORT. Vt.
w. +. BOWMAN. Prnpriet"r
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. tAIIFORNIA.
>. II. SEYMOUR y co. PrnpIirtors.
Mt. MAN>FIELD HOTEL.
STOWE. VT.
\ lir~t class Hotel, with all the modern improve
m"nts. Accommodations for 300 quests
y. i. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
\ first class hotel in every respect
tlp EE & EUCK. Prnpri,t"rs
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
GEO. L. WARD Proprietor
MARLBORO HOTEL.
!2I w WAsIINGTON STREET. EOSToN
On the american and Eur"pran,Plan
y. h. STEVENS. Proprietor.
Formerly of rr"ttrr House, bradford.
GLEN HOUSE. New Hampshire.
This fiv"rte Summer Resort open from June Il
t" nrt"hcr l, ls51. W. 4 c. Il. MIILIKEN.
tAugm PrnprirtoIS
1879. ST. LEON SPRINGS. 1919
This favnrt- resort for invalids and pleasure
seekers will be open for the reception of guests tn,
first of june. Terms 81 ~ per diem.
JAS. X. GIIMAN)
T.. W. JOHNSON. ! Pruprirtnr-.
T.. &. SARGENT.
49, JAS. X. GILMAN. Manager.
"BELMONT.''
European Hotel.l
G;.3 4 t4I WASHINGTON STREET HusTuN
OpI.oSife Giobe THcdtreJ
\ new House with Elevator and all m"drTn ap-
poinimrnt>.
Rooms 81 per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant al n"drrat" prices.
SANBDRN y HARDY.
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Those Circus Bills.
AN AGED FEMALE ACROBAT CONFTsE> \
MODEST IOI'NG MAN.
From the Detroit Free Press.

AN AGED FEMALE ACROBAT CONFISEN \
MODEST IOING MAN.
From the Detroit Free Press.
She had one in her hand as she came
up stains. and she didn't say Il word
until after she had wiped her >pectacles.
placed them on her nose. unfolded the
bill. and read Il few of the headlines.
She WAS old fashioned in look. There
were strings to her bonnet, she had no
hustle, her gray hair WAS c"mhed down
smoothly, and there were only eleven
Yards in her black alpac; dress.
"loumg man don't !ou know thai
cilcuscs are awful liars and hIImhugS ,"
she finally inquired.
The man at the table leaned back in
his chair and refused To express an
opinion.
We'll. know it," she continued in
Il positive tone. '-and | believe they git
wISS every day. Now see here listen
40 this: a gorgeous panorama of anaz-
ing Wonders IL gigantic combination OF
astonishing acTobatic talent TheNs
all right on the poster, but hey they
got 'em? fd like t" see one % them
animals"
"lon're Itborng under ii mistake.
madam. Ii meaII> Il grand display oi
natural curl">itic>. and informs the
public that the proprietor has secuted
many lilSt-claSS acIohatS the chaps
Mho stand ON their heads. turn head
over heels and cut up many monkey
shines.
1T does. ch ," she nuscd 'waal, Il"
vou htlicNc il takes Il smart person It"
keel over ,
"Wrll. one has Ia have Il good deal
nf training.
.rhrN do. ch ," she remarked, as she
put her umbrella in the corner and spit
on her hands ''lll show lnu that You
are deceived I'm IN old woman, but If
| cant -
"Madam. hold on don't do il - eX-
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