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Mr.. Mu1LroAN BLAINE is afruent in

Mr.. MULLroAN BLAINE Is a1iuent in
iohood and iDexhaustible In invective. In
New York the Southern members OF Congress
were "scampe." In Detroit those Of the North
who are not OF BLAME. Dlany were " despici-
bic slinderers and sneaks." The gentleman
who u made the object OF this squirt ~ SPLEEN "a
Gen. A. g. WILLIAMS, the sitting memo,r from
the Frat Michigan District. and better Repub-
licsn than Mr.. BLAINE. He has grown Old In
military and civil service. lie was Colonel ~
regiment OF volunteers through the Mexican
war, AMI was with his coors In Its hardest
fought battles. Again In the war Of the rebel
lion he was at the Peninsula battles OF MCCLEI-
LAN's command, and also at Chancslorsvile,
Antietam, South Mount lin. and GrttysburR, and
afteTwafd with SHERMAN In bis march TO the
sea. A soldier without blemish. a gentleman Of
fine social Qualities, he Is a OF person for Mr.
BLAINE to vent his personal malgnty upon In
his mission OF shameless mendacity.
Would It not be well for this bIazen libeller of
character, when he attacks brave soldiers and
reput bic men. TO take again into employment
his substitute In the war; lie was, and may oe
now, In the Milne penitentlary. But TOR this
duty an executive pardon would he a proper
exercise q the prerorativo Of mercy. BLAINE
could SANDER the clvilian. while the hoy 10
blue" without the novelty Of strife, spits venom
at the officers and soldiers, the veterans Of our
wars.
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One thing we can without reserve say of
UPPER, and that ia that he means well. His
trouble is that he IS not poet. Hut all men
can't be poets. There are only few poets
in generation, and sometimes even generation
passes by and no gre L poet appears. No one,
therefore, should feel hard toward UPPER be-
cause he fails to all the requirements OF 30
eKaotng a calling. We are told that he is a most
exemplary man In the private walks OF HE. a
dotinR husband. a fond father, and good friend
to Brother rALMA0E. Is It not somsthing to DO
all that, even II ono Is not poet1 II It amuses
UPPER to construct verses. who shall say
him nayr The variety OF satisfactory amuss-
ments In this life Of ours ID net 30 great
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legacy Of warning their fatal follies Of 40
ton, which, failing OF mplishment,
left them TO the repinings Of disappoint-
ment and Departing brolsenness Of heart.
We have no feeling toward him but
COMMUNICATION for his error of Judgment,
while the result of the November voting
will be made solemn to him, but glad to
the people. The general voice of the ma
ton Will then hail a revolution long de-
laved and an advancing era OF reform for
which we have had a protracted aud q
patiput Whiting.
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The last reserve OF that Respondent
leader, Mr.. THURLow WEED, Is brought out in Tho
form Of a letter written 10y MIR. ii. =. SAN
FORD, In forcboling of the influence which he
thinks the election OF Gov. TILDES will have
upon our national credit and the value of our
securities IN rope. The refutation OF all this
isnot worth a counter at tement, but the source
may estimate its value.
MIR. SANFORD was an original Democrat, and
SO cl,s 5laod when he WAS APPOINTED Minister
to BelHdm under President LINCOLN. The incl
dents OF this event may have delicate ailuNOu.
lie prevailed in his pursuit Of tho Office 10y
the soductions Of HOSPITALITY aud the winning
persuasion OF the wine cup, to which was super.
added, II was sid the more potent power Of
retaining fees to parties Of inhuonce who had
the ear OF the State department. lie possesses
social qualities, and discharged the routine
duties of mis- ONCE with fair credit to the
country. On finance and large questions of
public policy, letter from him has
tho same worth as from any retired
Britannia manufacturer at Meriden or anf sue
cessful owner of spindes and shuttles at TaIin-
Vile, who might choose, upon the strength Of
individual success, to Instruct the people upon
the science Of revenue and tho skill Of Its
custody and administration. The cashier OF
the Toiland County Bank Is as at an expo
nept OF monetary influence as SANFORD.
His opinions upon anvas.back duck and tho
bouquet OF sherry may bs Of value; on our cur
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There are one hundred and twenty-five
theological semnaries in tho United States.
Yet the churches COMEDIAN Of u lack ~ good
preachers. and some OF our richest coDerega-
tons are sending abroad for pastors. Surely, We
ought TO turn out enough ministers In a hundred
and twenty eve theological schools to supply
the demand. Perhaps the trouble "a that the
young men training for the ministry here are of
an inferior quality, OF. may be, their training Is
not Of the best sort. We are the greatest church
going people In the world. and we ought to be
able to keen no a native sup9ly OF pastors. But
II our DERcnERs are the best We can do In tho
way OF home made preachers. bv all means 1T
US send to the uttermost parts OF the earth for
a cargo OF ministers. 1t Is not encouraging that
Yale College. with the Rev Dr. PORTER at it's
mead, Is a head-centre Of Beecherism. aud th Il
In its theological school the sc ndsl preacher Is
revered as pattern Of ministerial demeanor.
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Superior i'm Another Respect.

We think that the superiority Of TWEED
over CALVIN in fairness and honesty is APP
parent in the contrast between their diff
ferent courses on the subject OF religion.
When TWEED was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary. after having given his occupa-
ton, he was asked:
What religon"
mo religion was his prompt reply.
With six millions of the city's money in
his pocket. he had too much respect for re-
hgion to pretend that he had any.
CALVIN, on the other hand notwith-
standing the STARIN award, is sucl sane
timonious reprobare that he Affects to in
woke the bl, ssing of GOD on d political
meetngl
What do the clergvmen and religious
people OF this city think OF hml
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Every voter in New York who deserves
TO be an American citizen, and who has not
oeen prevented from enrolling his name at tho
polls 10y bodily illness or unav idahie absence
from town, is now registered II all the friends
% Hidden and HESDMCKs do their duty on
Tuesday week, the Reform candidates will 90
OCT OF New York with majority rising 5000,
and that figure will doubtless be his minimum
IN jority for the people are In earnest and
mean to make sure work this time. with such
aiority, and the help we snail get from the
interior Of the State. New York will give Gov.
lu.pES for President larger majority than II
gave him for Governor
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The Boston Advertiser publishes n pri-
waite letter from some prominent merchant in
this city, who says that "IILDEN, II elect ed,
will probably dIs within year, for he Is mere
wreck" This prominent fellow Is not well in
formed. Mr. lILDEN is IN excellent condition.
and keeps his he ,ltn good by habits Of ste ,dy
work and steady exercise ON horseback. The
Governor is n 1rst-rate hOrseman, aud rides "a
fine trotter at dashng pace. On the fourth OF
NJ rch he can ride to the capital for the in
augurAtion, as JEFFERSON did seventy-nye Years
ago. by the way, MIR. TILDEN ia more like
JEFFERSON in the constitution OF hi, mind nd
his devotion to Fundamental political principles
than any Of the later Presidents has been. Let
this New York merchant cheer up.
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MIR. Evars's ,.rent speech.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sfr: no.
tice that Nj. Ev Its is to make a speech next
Wednesday evening to the merchants Of New
YORK, and said speech, according to the Times,
Is to conni m the doubling Republicans. and se-
cure their votes Tor III yes. II Is not intimated
that be can induce any Tilden man to vote for
Hayes-tnat is manifestiy beyond his power.
being merchant myself, resolved, 4 live, to
vote for rilden, do not expect to attend said
meeting, but having a fellow feeling for my
brother merchants WIN NAV attend the meeting,
| respectfullj reco.nunenu That edcn man Lake
In ms pocket son'e refreshments Tor II ON mat
occasion Mr.. Ev.rts linked sweetness In - long
drawn out as is mis- c!ston, they VIII need 1t.
Iuis 50 cen Oi MIR. Eva1ls no doubt /, iutended
for IA cline her. hanv Republican mtIch nts
that | d -iv meet talk Against their p rty, vet
aVow their determination to yote for HAYES, or
II to vote al all. No doubt Mr.. Ev IT'S can tel
them how tndt ID cunsls'ent. Tor his .reat power
OF r.etoric which te.r occasionally runs INTO
So IN stry. eau make the worse apps-r the hetter
reason. p.rticIl tiy II lie uses lO-lc sp flngy ds
We sprinkle rod pepper IN oysters 20 give then
Il vOr. hat after al what gieat piiy IN 1 Ia rs
great speecn sho I'D be wasted. hen there Is
tue reut OF tn, nall the precious tine Of tho au-
uleuce, carriage, umuipui, CAD, ana car hlrt, ana
whAt ar. Manhiiui calls the demnitiOn total all
F,r Mr.. Thurlov Weed. In resgninR his place
on the Kruubncan committee. says the Presi
DENTAL -lec ton viii turn GA tue sta q OF New
York. Can MIR Eyarts convince one If mis- audi.
encc that this ;. te will 90 for HIyes4 No
Il pubt TIL speech VIII DO great, the cneerS Will
be great, the hudIeico viii 10 great. 4 is Is a
reese. we'd great ex lo,ion before election; but
We arr getti ~ rather used To great TX losions,
and bO,UOO pounds OF dynamite broke nObody's
glass. nut there are greater xplOsions to come
when wrapt IN names the nres OF ether glow
AID Heavens o. thunder snAkes tue world below.
;. u. II.
p S.-Mill some Republican friend please ask
Mr. Eyarts why toe troops were not sent West 10
revenge Clusters death rather tn n TO South
Carolina, where there is no war aud not eyeu
Resistance
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A Madrid telegram OF the 27th inst. states
th.t 2iG2 achievements have already been
sent 10 Cuoi. Like the majority Of Spanish
st tements referring to the war In Cuoa, the
words are vague. The intention, however. evil
IDENTIFY Is to make the outside world believe shat
2l.021 men have lately been shipped from spain
to the rebelious island. The Havana papers
and kilograms TO date report the arrival there
this month Of Ave steamers, landing on an aver
age ono thousand men each an enormous num-
her, consiiern the slz, 81 th, mail steamers
which transport them. II, however. the A.
ures telegrlpned from Madrid be correct, there
are to-day at sea over 1900 men. a far larger
number than tue whole spanish hset could ac-
commodate.
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Even in the last few weeks Concy Island

Even in the last few weeks Concy Island
has continued to have a great IN my visitors. In
asmuch as so many Of the Western VI tors to
the Centenni Il are persons who have never sen
the sea. and visit he isl mi TO loOK flr the nrst
time at waves Many display a curious and at
most chidlike eacern s. 20 see the great ocean.
: me years ago adelegation OF Western Indians.
coming to New YORK, were taken down the bay.
They soon fell sick, swore tnat they were pol
soned, and became quite frantic. Ga landing
they made tracks from the vessel with r.
vellous celebrity. We presume that tho experience
OF some Of our Western guests has Ueen similar.
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the case Of 40 worthy man a. rUPPnR. BE-
cause the reading OF TurPER's lines may induce
In you feeling II we rinesa, that Is no reason
TO- concluding that he himself can't keep awake
while writing them, or that he doesn't enjoy
their manufacture. Shall We deprive nip Of his
liberty, take from him pen and paper. and gag
hlmY There Ia no Law az inst oore'. Tney have
as much right tn life, libertv. and the pursuit OF
happiness ne the res; Of penplc. Snail We caro-
at The order Of the universe, and assume tn say
that bores do not serve rome useful purpose
What Gre we to cry out against Pr ,videntld
deoreesf Desi'les, while we NAV not he ablc ~
escape bore In person, we can quietly shove
bis book into the Are " IL Is inflicted on us. We
appo I to UPPER iioLLAND for c"nGrmai lon of
our consider to views touching TUPrER and his
sonool Of vorsHers.
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List evening, on the Sound ste inner Plymouth
ok vote was taken AMI confined strictly TO those
gu lned for the polls The count resulted In 142 for
hayes anu % for TILDkN. Cheers w,re given for
Gen. HAyEs.- CUmnief,f,H ddre' fiser, Oct 81.
Inasmucn as the Plymouth Rock has been laid
up at the foot OF Event S-sec)nd street for a
month or six weeks. and nobody Is ABOARD OF
her, We are not surprised at the above figures.
As Mr.. Hastings hal fire., scop, for his i'm ,gl =
nation, he should nave manufactured a bigger
majority for his man.
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One OF the more shameful acts Of the
Republican party is their hypocrtical en-
couragement OF the advocates OF woman suf-
fraee. and the cool assurance with which they
have subsequently ignored and repudiated the
pledges so freely given. Our oorespon lent
who. In another column, denounces this fraud,
does not state the case too strongly. And yet
the ,lsehood thus practised upon large mum
Der OF conniing and patriotic women IL venal
offence comp red with the enormous array OF
misdeeds which make no the record Of Rob
bersonism, Belknapism, Babcocksm, and Grant
ism.
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Col. ALFRED wAGsrAFF, Jr., is the Dem
ocrstc candidate for Senator IN the Fifth Dis
trict Of this city. lie ought to have the vote OF
every citizen who believes In good aud honest
government. He is u man OF character, talent,
and legislative experience, having served re-
psstedly In the ASSEMBLY as a represent ative
from a part OF this district.
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Now that Mr.. TILDEN has disposed
finally ofth silly tw iddle ABOUT the Demo-
Gratis paying rebel debts and war claims Mr..
MICHIGAN BLAINE's inventive ceniu. will be
taxed To invent some new SANDER in season for
the election. BIT there is + .tner TAFT his
imagin ton Is knownto be very powerful and
perhaps he can assist the stricken bond trader.
Il there nothing about the Pope or tue African
slave trade that would answerf
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rency and credit We should as soon oonsalt .
curbstone broker in Wall street.
We close our notice of him With an auecdote.
A barrister had espresso | to BURKH an opinion
upon the trial Of WARREN HASTINGS.
"wbat," said tho great commouer, does
ntst prtus lawyer know about an impeacbment
As well might o RABBIT that breeds six tunes a
year pretend To understand the CESSATION Of aD
elephant"
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GRANr is going all the way to Galena in

GRANT is going all the way to Galena in
order TO deposit ballot for HAYES and the con
tinuation of Grdntism. The "od man. as no
Is anectionately called IN Administration circles,
controls quite large vote Brother OWL the
several DENrs, Boss SHEPHERD, Measurer Bah
COCK. Landaulet WILLIAMS, Post Trader BEL
KNAP Brother-in-law CASEY, sLcoR Robertson,
and many Others, will faithfully vote a. GRANT
votes.
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We earnestly advise our friend the
editor OF the Cincinnati Commercial not T. make
a speech in this clty before an audience that
old Father TAFT has bored to death for two
consecutive hours. Not even the presence or
the genius Of HALsTEAD can hold people in
their seats after such a tedious infection.
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II TnDEN is elected next month, there
will he harmony and happiness throughout the
country. II HAYES Is elected, the South will be
utterly discouraged and hopeless. and we my
look forward to a further long period Of polit-
ical and social turmoil. Happily, HAYES will
not be elected.
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In tho paragraph yesterday referring
TO the progeny OF Sir RoBEHr PEEL the state
ment "sir ROBERT had only two children. both
daughters" W origin ally written. Sir RoBERr
had only two dau .hters."
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Engli h whiskers will go out of fashion
this autumn. because Surrogate CALVIN wears
them.
However handsome the goods. who would
want striped, parti.coIored suit2
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G0u!d's Iribuae.
Oh. don't feel an, Young editor Mr.. BELMONT
won't mind. even " you love to be cruel, Tor YOU
omit hurt much, though YOU m , try. Besides,
Mr.. BELMONT probably never expected 70 We
JAY GouID's good will, and would prefer his
haffad
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The officiating letter published In AL
brny aoout twenty years ago ny the editor Of
The Swttch, We think It was-will snme body send
US a copy OF M 1t was the chef d'oucre Of Dirt
eating liter lture.
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From N, CiH1HnIH Enquirer
The Herald has 10 prrtenslons TO be Il
moral or intellectual authority. II l. KUnOr m
gigantic form, sucn a divinity As Snake pc arc
introduces IN MS prulogues;
Jumping o'cr times.
Turning the arrnmp shncut OF many years
Ia al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

Mr.. BENEFITS fight with the newsdeal-
ers NAV be very interesting to min, but the peo-
pie are tired ~ reading 40 II It In the Herald.
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the Treasury Of hundreds Of millions, II
should seek to perpetuate itself by insults
to public intelligence. No wonder there Is
n stampede for a change and for TILDEN.
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Mr.. HUGH II. MooRE is running for Al
derman in the Eighth Senate District OF this
city. lie is good man, We think, and ought to
be elected
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Let no honest man give his vote for
DELANo C. CALVIN for Surrogate. He cannot
be trusted to deal with estates belonging to
widows ana orphans. lie made tue swindling
SrARIN award
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DO not forget on omit TO scratch the name
Of DELANO c. CALVIN % the Democratic ticket
on ciectiOn dap.
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The Last Desperate Game Of the Republicans
to Make Votes for Hnyes.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Republican
campaign managers, not satisfied with imposing
Federal troops upon the Southern people. have
resorted to the meanest Of political tricks
lying aud fraud. There was printed last night
In the job room Of the National Republican a
circular which evidently was Intended to be
used as a decoy at this juncture In tho cam
plign. So carefully wero the forms and impress
sions guarded that IT, tenor WIS not known
until to-day. when a COPY providentialy fell into
the hands Of a member OF the Nation, Il Demo-
cratic Committee, no. being thus forew cd Of
the damnabe attempt to create further DIS
cord between the North and the South, lost
not moment In tclo IRA hing to the Cnairnen
OF the different State Central Codm tees
WHIT was I,ch Chandi'rs latest campaisn
plan " - to furnish the confidential circular to
the CORRESPONDENTS Of Northern Repubncan
newspapers that they might all the Radicals
with enmity against the Reform candidates.
he circular IS rs fOllows:
naN
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FrOn no HWINVTVW FTFt ITF'N TTT F7"''I
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. u. A foreign gem
tleman who will take home medals for each Of
the several house. which he represents, il in
very good humor about II. Especially Is he
pleased with one Of the prizes for an excellent
article Of backing. The packages exhibited are
very snowy and attractive, and display excellent
taste in the printing Of fancy wrappers and
other devices to gain the attention of specta-
tors. But the best Of II Is, says our fortunate
friend, that none OF tho packages had ANY
backing In them.
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Rooms OF TuE -. NEW YORK, Oct. Is, 1879.

sins 1he 7th Of NOvemner will be fraueht with great
mou,nt 10 NUur eJpr. Up0I that day Wall b. lcter.
nj whether not You 10 remain und the JOAc
OF the carpet bagkcr and the native born thief, who,
undef the III OF pubi nisui. nave oeen growing
ftt upon he SUB taucr OF Impoverished states. You
lUrr les Ia your owu nind. You hive it IA
your pt aer ra yourrst Of Your opprrssOrs on that
day, and by rslng IA m.fht Eau carry every
southern stat 10 reform Aud good lovernneat
Alow no slcky srp lmtntln to Int rpOse 10 behalf
Of your plunderer-. DIVE them with Que
r~oop from tue pols, aul II n.ce'sa.v aelnge
your lana WIN tn'r blood Toe lot OF even two South
I'm states Will JeoplriEi GOV. lldens PROSPECTS
for er tiui, NhCh you need ia ue no uut out
yourselves. Be ST. aiy and recN resolve to put down
la i'm, ana your evcrauCe I, assured IN the Gag
OF election hvHic q ans mnuns much a. you II.
nu lie. vrur unerrlng Oaots pierce the GREATS u raw
euuu- camel la and -caliaags. SfrS", aud let
the SatcnwVrd br, For county Ia me, ID hueriy'
by AUTHORITY.
y. N-kccp tbs circular concealed. Hut tNtatS i've
OF them have necn seut u As many aiecs In ecl OF
the uoIptful SOU States II Is expected Ia {
viii convey h above adnOniuon to none but brave,
resOlutc, and determine Inel.
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A canvass was taken on Saturday OF all actual
voters in ID. APPLETON q Co. store IN Broadwayi
roI DO
FOR hyes'.' .2o
Many say they have always been Republicans, but
this time Their viii vote Tor ruslS.
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An Exclamation.

The facts In regard to the i" SrAHIN decision ="
v"rc perfectly KIN wn to the pubic when, on the
18th OF july. 1870 Mr. DANA Of THE Sun invited to
p, eside over gfea Democratic meeting q Ianm nv
Hall. cccpten he invitation, aud was irirOdnccd to
the meeting by Mr. JOHN KxLLy, MIR. CALvIs's pohtL
Rudfa h HsLI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-17

He HAD HIS REyEsGE.-[Chicago Gribune.l
A young man who had found several eligi-
bic houses with baskets hung out on New
Years day took fearful revenge. He had
yisiting-card neatly engraved with a,coro-
net and IN. Z. Comte de Milkefeurs, Paris"
and whenever he came to basket he would
inciose his card and the Comics in an ,en.
velope, drop i in, aud pass serenely on. He
had bis revenge, for whenever he meets one
of the girls OF those families-She says to him.:
so, Dir. Loekins, ma and all of us were so
sorry that you didn't call on New-Year's
day." "But the Count and called, and
found basket out, and so We just left our
cards." go, MIR. Lopkins, you know,
surely, that we have to put out basket be.
cause there are SO many people cah that we
don't care to see: but you are different. We
are always at home to you you should have
come right in. Aud has the Count left
town." go, yes: be only spent New
Years day here. He's gose to the plains to
shoot buffalo. Pm sorry he didn't see you.
because told him wanted him to see one
of our real Chicago bellies, but it was nv stu
pidity.' Then she goes of with the iron in
her soul, and be says to himself. x guess
they won't hang out their blamed old mar
ket.basket another time"