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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06

some time previously he had publicly said that Re.
Psal ne Understood but the new programme he did
lnSe thAt time however he gave ample proof that he
ned come 70 understand 1t clearly The CLERGY his
atSSSese the AEchbShoP himself in instance pre-
Lon accompanied bysarge contributions Of money 70
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06
CELEBRATED
For Style, Durability and Cheapness.
COGAN'S

CUSIOM MADE CLOTHING,
From the newest patterns In Spring and Summer
Cloths we have just made up for Mems,
Youths and Boys wear.
New styles in Suits in Cloths Diagonais Tweede
French FIanuels
New Styles in Coats in Cashmere Mobair Merino and
Alpaca.
Plaids and Stripes
New Styles in Yeats. in Diagonal. Duck and Mar
settles.
All OF our Clothing being cut and made in the house
by Tailors good, stylish At be depended
on in every instance and prices heretofore, will
be abouT one-hale less than usually paid
- A FEW OF OUR PRICES -
Darable BUSINESS SUITS, from S6 so to $I2.
Neat CASHMERE SUITS, from 90 to Ga
French FLANNEL SUITS from el2 to SIS.
Elegant DIAGONAL SUITS, from sI3 to SI9 so.
Dress BLACK SUITS, from SIS to SCI.
Square Cut SACK COATS, from IS to 90.
Prince Albert FR0CK COATS from s. to SI4
Black Cloth FROCK COATS, from 50 to SIS.
Alpaca FROCKS and SACKS, from q to Is.
Sly hsh CASHMERE PANTS, from O. rs to S5
Black DOESKIN PANTS, from "a to S6 so.
Fine JEANS PANTS. from 81 so tn AZ rs.
Fashions able DRESS VESTS from 81 so to t3 so.
Boys SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS from "a so to &c.
Also special line OF Imported CLOTHS DIAGO-
NALSetc from which measures taken to order,
at equally low prices.
Look ont for the name,
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
10 Canal street,
Between the Castomhouse aud the River
Open until o'clock p. b. Sundays. e2T76 Nv
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
OWENS
Wonderful Sore Wash.
O w E Ms
WONDERFUL EYE LOTION.
sale rs Ss1 Cen as whole
and from, druggists generally.
Sores and Ulcers of an kinds, especially Chronic
sS1n Ssrbs s HIosp
.ad sasA sses and Tdi. ssTs sf
which may be seen at L L LYONS Drug store n'A'''
Wonderful s9 civ H HosbIta IL the Natohsz
u, City Hospital March IS, is7s 5
Per sing duty to you and suf
VASE aSs EYE hsn GoN sSs
of
been IN Ss sns
in the last six months who have been cured and those
Be aSyon 5e an and in fbS h
SS@ sf regard your dessing
n's aE EossP SCI g EG EeR5s etc u
Surg, and Phys, City Hospital:
The following are ca.es f%r the Last sig years
EN- Mrs: ,d g. C. aussey-Catarr al 1pfamr alton Of the
me linz
AND relieved longer than at any time before Believes
Have used it in ordinary famed Sore Eyes on per
sons % in and out of the Hospital. S''
and d, Eye Lotion: ''f' A'n
-, Thomas JaoksOn-Ulcerated hand cured in
John MeDonald-Fry spelas; cured in four DAYS.
f,1r a, p'f-fever sore, long standing cured in
5e ia sp.nks-sore leg three years; cured
week. %'' '"''1 Ill on0
Henry Brown-syphilitc Ulcer bad cured.
Willis Jepk ins-ss phihtio Ulcer cured.
CHARLES Adams-SOre leg Fix years cured.
weeks
s6a Yeurg s. pb,tic ulcer, very bad; cured in six
VIM. Wilson-syphilitic Ulcer three years cured
Lo9is PIummer-Badly poisoned with poison vine
James o Connor-Very bad bruised hand cured in
Patrick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ulcer cured
), Sharies Mckinney-Carbuncle, bad cured in short
Robert smithIold Cronc Sore leg still under treat
nS W n Dying T6na veil, s,,. H., =, ,
n six weeks.
Henry Hawkine-Brused hand, bad; stiu under
rment. Doing we'll
Hamilton nit %a,y.glse.atoS foot of long stand
VIM Edwsrds-Cronlc sore leg still under treat.
nent. IoinR well. |
Andrew MoGraw-Mashed thumb very bad still
lpder treatment DoiI well. |
Most OF the above cases have been treatad with
NOTHING BUT THE OWENS DRESSING Many
nor were treated with the Wash who in the
hospital: All the above have been treated Last
X or seven months.t
March 81, 1875. GEO ST. c. HUSSEY, Ii. D.
in charge of the City Hospital
These remedies for sale by
/. l.. LYONS, General Agent,
1y2l 2m Nos ~ and "A Camp street, New Orleans.
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL ASsOCIATInE
SAVINGS BANK,

ID ---- ..-- -.----.Camp Street. .....H
open daily from 10 NJ to P. NJ, and on satudsy
evenings from 6 to 8, only to receive deposits
Deposits Of fifty (5O) cents and upwards received
Interest allowed at the rate Of six per cent n.
annum. No interest allowed for period Lee, th,n
three months.
On the ist Of January and the LIST Of July of e,eh
year interest will be calculated at rate Of sx psf
cent, and will be paid placed the credit Of ~
depositor.
Deposits will be paid on demand. as rule in unitsS
States currency or legal tenders the Bank reseryn
the right to demand thirty days notice of withdrawal
JOHN HENDERSON, Presldsnt
VIM. J. CASTELL Vice Presdeai
J. CONNOLLY, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
John Henderson, James HasSn.
Patrick Irwin, DR. w I'd BerSLalo,
P. F, Herwig, G H Hyams
D Moriarty. William Hart
THOMAS Smith, VIM j. Castell
John McGinty, Thomaa MarEav
John Henderson, Jr., John II, Gibbons
Jonn r. Ryan, Thomas Gilmore
J. B. Sinnott, P. DIVER
Thomas King, John MoCahhrev
Emile Gauche. William DiIlo1
George MoCloskey, William j. Kelly
r. M O'Brien, William ConVay
DOB Is Nv M. Garvey.
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AlmOst ineredbls it guay seera to some rendera
t1 was the only porten o. the arrangements never
cnoo required 1hroughout the four days OF rotacted
and earnest debate viii be detailed furfber On No
ccpaaion ar0se s0E taking = dlvlslon. - -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-05-03
An Ascfens Puneh Bowl

Last week there was a beautiful
punch bowl presented to the Masonic
Lodge Of Nantucket, Mass, aud the
reason why il was not presented long
$50 Is worth telling Once upon .
time in the year oflight A L. $500
answering among the initiated 70
A D, 1900. q worthy genrleman
took the degrees At ihe aforesaid
lodge 10 Nantucket, a1d thereupon
went to China There be had made
beautiful pinch bowl of mos, su-
perb China ware, with the generous
intention Of making il q gift TO bis
lodge His directions were 70 Do,
upon the bowl 3 suitable inscription,
name dates aud all Now The
"Chinee" workuea did their prst,i.st,
the beautiful thing came home in
scripticn and sll, bot behold the
word lodge was spelled ''loge,' The
generous man was mortified BE
laid the bowl to one side and lived
aud died in Nantucket making no
sign With that bowl He bad . son
born. and this son, too, became q
member Ofthe very same lodge, and
last week the halt century anniversa-
~ Of his membership came to pass,
so be took the bowl which had been
laid away Is years, aud gave it to
the lodge, still without the ID -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-05-03
A BesutifuI Incident

\ naval ofSeer being a. sea in =
dreadful storm. bis i.dy was sitting
II the cabin near Rim, Sled with
alarm for the safety Of the vessel.
and Eas..s0 surprised az his comDos-
are and serenity, tba, she cried ont
Ny dear husband, are you rot
afraid How il II possible yoa can
Be - calm n such a dreadful storm
81 this -
He rose from his chair, dashed +,
- TIE deck. drew his sword. and
pointing It 10 Lhe breast Of bis wife.
e1elsime6-
Are you sfTaid2-
she instantly a1sEered-
No
Why - said me 0theer-
Because, said the lady. Il know
this sword IS n he hsoGs Of nv
husband. and be loves ne 100 vel 70
hurt ne =
Thea said be, @remeuber |
sa0E q whom beliege, znd that He
who controls the winds, and bOlds the
waters Ia The hollow Of His hand. 3
nv Fa-her.7
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Hesnemseie Carpets

A m.del hlo~~se-yer w-i-i8e fr
one u tae eastern pap-r- Ey-s the f.i-
lOHiag mJLe sI asakiux . caseU aad
servicvabie carpet. Nbicb dsrluz shese
panley times. may be 0f iaIere-. %
those Who 6aG Il necessary % prac-
ree economy II household affairs.
Have anE u yea 3 spare 6edeham-
Der. seid0G ased wbich yoa would
Ike 20 carpet a. little expense Go %
the paper hangers st0re aud select 3
paper lookiaz a. much Ike carpet as
you can dnd Having taksn Il home
Erst paper TIE HyOr Of your bedroom
WIKI brown paper or newspapers
Then over this q these put down pa
pers- 4 good way q. Do this will oe
70 paJ . good c02l Of paste uDou the
width 0f tie roll of paper a1d the
length Of the room. aad then lsv
down, uurolling and smoothing a.
the same tine When the foor is
al covered then SIZE aud Farni-h-
only DARK giGe aud common furniture
Farnish 5eI1g Used. a1d the foOr will
look al ine better for The Csrkeninr
these EiH give T. When L rs drv.
pat down q few rugs bY the bedside
and before the toilet table, aud 7ou
have g. pretty q carpet as yOG e0Gld
wish A carpet, too. that Viii last
for years, Il not subject - constant
wear At trifing expense, nv
self constantly used q room ooe En-
IRE sumner tbst was prepared IN
this way, snd when the house Sas
sold n rhe tail the parchsseE asked
ne 70 take Up the cal elOth, a. he
wished 20 make some alterations
which would be sure to injurs l.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-05-03
The chinese Army and Navy

The WoosgDg correspondent Of the
New YORK ECsEisg Post describes
the Chinese army and navy:
Anchored OF the fort lie twelve
war juaks, substantially built for
juuks, and carrying, IS 4 rule. foar
small guns apiece For local pur-
poses they would, No dOubI. prove
formidable Against European men
Of war they could, of course, make
10 stand Further up the stream lie
three Chinese gun0oa,s, bulk upon
European models. which are neat
specimens OF this useful kind Of war
vessels. Then, there ara the new
iron clad and 9 fex large frigstes;
these and q multitude Of juRks con
stitGie the navy.
In both branches Of the service We
Eud the most ludieroGs ineoDzTaities-
The organization and nOmeneiatare
are largely Eagiish- Thus, We have
general. colonel, captain, and the pet
" officers, as il oGr tongue; aud the
orders and classification Of the sailors
are also English While exploring
Nsgasasi feE days since party Of
Is met 3 group Of sailors from the
Chinese ironclad, then lying il that
port Noticing the watch marks On
their shirts, one Of our party called
our attention 20 the designation. The
Chinese overheard the remark. ard.
with that now immortal smile Of
theirs, responded; Ees, star50ard
watch stsrboard watch And 80 Of
their ships and forts, part English,
part Chinese; here riaed ea1nOn,
there 3 siekle-hea6ed pike. q bugler,
and . gong beaIer keeping step -
What viii come out Of this chaos
The garrison a. the WOOsGug Fort
aOw numbers 2,5G9 men, s1d 10 part
Of this force is cavalry This gsrri-
sou Is TO be augmented in few days
by q reinforcement of 5000 Infantry
oow on the way from various ports
on the coast and places IN the Interior
This concentration Is d1e, probably
10 the hostile attitude Of japan
When the shock which now seems
inevitable, shall come, the value Of
these elaborate aad costly prepars-
tions will De better seen The con-
mon impression Is thar Japan VII
win. If bravery, patriotism, snd
common sense decide the contest she
surely viii
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-05-03
Drfviax In 81 Pes<rsssr.h

In the first place, picture 70 your
self the drozhkies, which sre mere
single seats, like stools, without back
or arms; although often necessary, II
Is next 70 impossible for two persons
10 seat themselves therein, 50 small
are they, and tive strangers thus
seated can always be recognized By
each having both arms elaSped around
the other, there being nothinz el~e g..
h0id on 70; the driver has 8 smaller
seat little higher aHd 10 frOot -
seated, your driver starts; De = asn-.
Of your lazy fellows, aBd De has leAru-
ed that 81 Petersburgh Is 8 civ Of
magnificent distances, aad his horse
starts and keeps on AZ q good run.
aud could you but held on 70 the
drozhky with your feet a. tightly a.
yoa hold to your companion WIKI
your arms you would feel toleraoiy
-urs OF keeping your seat II y0u
are driving on the Nievskey Prospect
II l. crowded with vehicles. the great
er number Of them d-0zEkies. all
running IS fast a. y01r 0xR; a0w
you pat OUT your hand u turn away
Q running horses head within 8 foot
Of your own face, sod directly y0ur
other shOul-er wipes lne foam from
tn mouth Of another passing burse
ald this 10 d0ae 50 often that your
outside garment soon IoOks Ike . xia-
ter landscape; for observations VOC
have 10 time, your whole attention
being occupied in wondering al tbe
skill with which imminent collisions
are lodged, and when 81 last y0u De-
e0me used % II you think It the saess
driving you ever enjoyed Not only
the driving, bar the drivers dress sn1
the horses gear are peculiar fast
easd TO the shafts Of all vehicles
drawn By = single horse : a bcop
bent from one shaft " the other and
rising % the beIght II three ~ f5gF
feet above TIE hOr-e's neck tie cnecs
rein L fastened - tie tIp Of this
hoop. For drsys TINS hoop l. larger
and heavier. often three iuebe- tnick
and i've inches vide and painted IN
bright eUlors, a. q wreath of red Fuses
On ground Of green grass. Ia al
teams where three OF more horses are
used they are al harnessed abreast
The private teams ara Of extreme e.
egaGee. While in France there i a
majority OF white horses; IA 81 Pc
tersburgn the greater number Of Eae
horses are black TIE private car
risges are beautiful and il the finest
taste There Is usually a dainty re-
lief Of gilt or silver on the carriage
Or harness, while the reins cor. espond
IN color With the lining Of the car
rage, and jsuaIy tsssel hangs frOm
The thros- latch So rapid IS tle
movement. and so light and airy the
tread Of the horses they seem % fT
as much as to tread the earth The
drozhky drivers are in uniform, wear
ing blue double breasted wadded
gown which reaches % tie feet u
der this sGeepskin skirt, and on the
head q has shaped covering wiki
bread spreading crown, but nearly 81
low a. 3 cap.
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straw And Hay.

Good clean straw, esrefnTy stack
ed. = supposed 70 represent . value
in comparison with the best meadow
hay. Of one 20 three Thz. Is. an
animal must eas three pounds Of
straw 70 get the same subsistence as
would De Afforded by ooe pound Of
hay Vow, since it i required tba.
cattle must consume al the hsT thew
can ear 20 bring them throszh the
winter II the same condition thew
were in st is commencement. !. i
evident tha; Il wintered largely on
straw. theT n1sz sa6sis. largely apoa
the far and flesh previously s.cred
I'D, BAT Il fed with corn or Oshsr en-
eentrsted food. The case becores
widely different. since i acts g. 5
divis0r 70 the other food. AID g. the
same tine furnishes xnateEsr 8g-ri-
meaI it nay possess 70 the animal
WesterH Fayasr.
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take that was likely to be fatal TO bis
brilliant matrimonial aspirations.
Why didn't / wait, What the
mischief was / in such q hurry for!''
be demanded of himself, without sny
very satisfactory answer, as be hur-
RED along the street toward Barbara s
residence.
The boy might not have delivered
the nore-Barbara might not have
read It-there were q thousand might
nots" and be resolved 10 Iry his luck.
even in forlOrn hope
is Miss ESmond at home ~ he
asked of the old hoasekeeper, who
came ~ the d0or.
Miss Esmond wishes me to ssv.
specially, that she Was Recsr 81 home
10 Mr. Miibrook any more"
And Harry went bis way lament
lag He bad chosen bis lot. and De
must abide by IL And thus Barbara
escaped The sasres laid for her.
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ONLY GOING To THE GATE.



Like Dell of blossom ringing
Clear and childish. sh-iII and sweet
Floating 70 the porch's shadow,
wsth the fainter fall Of feet.
Ceuez the answer softly backward,
Bidding tenier watcher wait
While the Baby Queen 0utruns her,
Only zeiug te the gate-T
ThrJaxh the meo1lixhf- EarIr zad scsntei
L0se to Beauty breathes his sigh,
Lingering. 70 leave reluctant
Lola tSspeak the lov goodbye
Then The sane low eehe answers.
Waiting love Of older date,
And the maiten whispers backward,
Only going % the gate
on, these gates along our pathway,
What they bar. outside aa<i il
WIth the vSzas outlook beyond them
Over ways ws have not been
How they stand before, behind Is;
Tou-xAtes some. with price ro pay
Sprfa- gates some, that shu- soressr;
CIa1d gates sone. that melt away.
Just across their slsndsrxsaviRg
Truth-bligEr happy aAuds have erOssea;
Tes rs i0ek< have r7sJes. ruedy,
OrIts ksysia night sh&ds lOst-
Over Iatehes, s0f1iy falling-
G4Oa by prayers have dropped Ike dew;
Little zzseways. sOs1ly shutting
Yet have cut a love IN ts0-
50 We pass them SuiEz uPsard
On 0ur journey OCe By aas,
To the distant shining wicket
Where cash traveller goes alone;
Where the frieais VITO jou-ney vifh n
strangely fAlter- stop and wait;
Father. mother, ehilG or hsFer,
Only Iznlng % The Eate-
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A ROa baful Sso9y.

Mr. Howard, Of Dundas, Canada,
took home Q strange eat which had
been presented to him By friend,
aud during the evening, after his 1t.
tie boy had been rus 20 bed, the A.
tention of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard vas
attracted By = strsnge'noise proceed,
ing from the bed room, whittier they
at once proceeded, and found 70 their
horror that the cat was lying On the
little boy, with its mouth covering
the mouth Of the child, who wa. H.
boring under great distress. The ca.
was at once driven %. aud nos . mo-
uens too sooa, for the little fellow
Was at almost bis las: gasp, aad was
with difficulty restored TO conscious
uess by the application of water,
which was dashed on his face. This
should be a warning 20 parents to
keep az eye 90 their cas- ss well a.
their children.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-05-03

II it does'n, make NE laugh, AID !
can't help il, 20 hear married people
pity old maids, never thinking for one
moment how an old maid might pity
The married
On, 10,
Poor soul, she hasn't any husband
Poor dear, she hasn't any ehildreni
II'sso very, very sad
OF course 1t i, poe-iealiy speaking,
bu. doa't you ever pity woman for
rot marrying until yea are quite
sure what sort Of 8 man SIZE hasn't
married
I've known q broken engagement
Or two that really were subjects Of
congratulsti0n
There isn's any other time when
q woman feels 20 Ike feeling Of her
shoulder blades, 70 see whether the
wings have spfoGted. as when she
has slipped tse wrong mans ring oE
her finger, and feels that she'll never
bear the brunt OF his hsteful temper,
or put gp with his neglect, or grow
old before her time because Of his IN
faiIhfGlness, when she stands free
again and ready for the right nan 10
come along
/ suppose . woman never feels
quite certain ths; the right man won't
eome in al her life
However, we're taking Of old
maids and the people who pity them
Il IS all very well 70 get poetieal
over married life and set single vo-
men down IS misersbls cres ures, but
ike nsst theories, The thing won't
wash
If you get 81 adoring husband
ready 10 eherish aud protect yoa
while life lasts, you're certainly 3
happy woman; bot bow usny do,
One out Of sfty, perhaps
It's lottery with few lucky num-
bers, and even Al old maid doesn :
bitterly envy . woman with . mean
or . qasrrelsome or negiectful has-
band WOMAN who is left alone
with all Der cares, woman who L 4
slave, no. . vife-nor even always
sIl that falls 70 the Iot cfthe best low
ed wife on earth
There Is peace and rest IN life when
one Is ones own mistress, at al eFents;
when hear worn out, worried ma
irons plying single women | often
feel Ike laughing, il IS 80 funny
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Wood is burnt 20 ashes. ashes ara
li1iviated; ley Is the result Ley Is
evsporaied by boiling. black salts Is
the residum- The sair Gndergoss
puri6ca.ion By Ere, and the potash Of
commerce Is obtained By another
process We change potash TO pearl
ssh. Now put these ia sacks and
plsce them over . distillery mash
tub. where the fermentation eFolTes
carbonic acid gas, and the pearlssh
sbsorbs is and 10 rendered solid, the
product being heavier. whittier and
drier than the PeariAsh IL is now
salera,us How much salts Of ley
and carbonie acid gas . hnnsn ston-
ach can bear and remain healthy Is .
question for . ssleratus eater Some
people say saierstas wll nee 1Aru
he sseoseh lsh . Iey.
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A man with an ugly Eight il his
eye, entered Q saloon ca Congress
street the other iaT. TIE bar-keep-
er siid in behind the counter. snd
smiled a. Prospective profss bat the
siFa nger waived BIS hand sd sid
l vans hone Of yesr vl-s dec9c-
tioos Nix 1s something ~ soosLe
ny raging thoughts"
Gin aud sugar p insinua.ed the
saloonist
DO yoa want 70 make q raging
volcano % ne > exclaimed fEe
stranger 4 want some;hiD~ a.
soothing 70 nv tGnultous thoughts
as the mothers lgAsbv song Is 70 a
weary chiid
Take uii.k pancn p
i want u b. s0oJbsd I Tell va.
WboOped the maa.
Take a Tom sod Jerry -
Would Ton sad DERRY drive
these wild, raging, terrible thoughts
awzv -
! taiak il would. = replied The bar
tender, aud De mixed Que De made
Il unusually good. Aad tbe ma1 -ip-
ped X via great ~stistscti,r. aud X
claimed.
~Ab 5bss sJ.,tb-- a.--taal ds--
me dis Jsrs- u.s raEiux
thoughts I.sa drs4n- -i yr-,sl.r
bliss p
A ae Eiped asa mut .t- s-,k
u b., b I'd. ibe bar ea.Iei -aiu,
~Cbsnge. plss-e
lies that has changed me. vas
-the reply
4 waat Is eeats, Il you please
Wbss tJr.-
Flr ihsr T,1m ard Ie-rv
Lax 0uE sir In sp1shsd now,
aad don't get me % raging again .'-
Rage De banged, san- pay for
iha; driDS
Look a1- far the rese.ioa s~ warn
ed the nan 4 am cain art gs4cc-
ial nov. aud hope yya wou't brinE
back those terrible, 6endish thoughts
~hica opfued - my hears a. 1al-en
lava p d q the rugged sides 0f
" Fesugius
You pay Tor that driak-
'NOs ! rage again. Yelled The nan
'NJw the -uuthiog infusncz-6as pass
ed away Nothing oa earth csG
calm me agaiu
DE 0iI The bartender bets xeen tie
eyes. tore down TIE stove aud s0ald
have made a sad wreck af things had
1ot tn~ police stopped him tie Naz
Iakeu % the station aud lockrd 40.
Amer a51ui three hcurS hs called
pur.
j sm sapi bsd-l as calm sgsiu -
Bat taeE d-cn'L ss p him our-D
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