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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

Of su1erpho
pilates o"lsg the aya] manure and that after having paid
for themselves times they still showed of giving
there being times much 1871 the with Phosphate
o unmanured portion.
We also have the following from series by
CcciF
In the Spring of 1876 series experiments under the
Cecil Farmers Club instituted OF these Achlulated
S G. Rock made by Thomas Warning Bro They
applied quite
growing
and timothy the subject experiment 1876
the s.
applied and but equal to and that treated with bone
said be without stimulating amixture On portions the
i L,. lulI1 H., ,. f p,,o r .s Whio ON - ir rh
the all heavy that treated with Rock distinguished by having
fallen LLOYD BALDERsToN.
Io1yru no.? ii,
Referring advantage using
than Ground f" i'll dry uiavabe season like the past Fall and
Winter experience of known and experienced farmer:
THos. WARSG & Bro.
Respected
Last Fall treated wheat about 500 pounds
seeding in pounds your suephospha per
The wheat is excellent where Phosphate
drilled the wheat that am convinced that the application the
above light dressing Phosphate with the drill has doubled
9Th 1879. CoLoRA, MD.
foregoing
experiences practical of standing lcspcak
selves the careful attention OF thoughtful farmers.
OuE AMM,NI,rED StrERrHosrHArE
Has become well known that need scarcely extend
ed description guarantee represented quality
and good order for drilling
surehosphac
brand Q. Quick and Iins which
like the Amnoncd make it. except that it has less Ammonia
We believe that will find no difference in the yield produced
by it. Price 81 ton less than the Ammoniatel.
We continue manufacture various brands Of Bone
During introduced and L. Bone
Meal ling. which of high grade
Bone had
believe will the best
Elm expect
take leading edihercn brands Of Bone this market
satisfaction and intend keepinga
t. furnish
G. Rock has had sale this spring and preparing to
fall will be in good order
drilling will be of the high grade asleretofore.
furnished application
agents. THOMAS WARNING " Bro
mo
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LOST

I'M the streets of Elkton. pair of
OfOLD EYE GLASSES. valued as gift of a
friend. A suitable reward will be paid for them,
il left at the Office OF The Cecil Whip.
Aug low
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Mr.. TILDEN rejoiceth quietly over the
''noiSe and confusion he is making.
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Attorneys Sale
REAL ESTATE.

NDER 4 power contained in u Mort
~ gage given by Samuel Brown and Jane "
Brown. his wife. TO Levi W. Pennock dated the
hrst day OF September. 1873. and recorded in ibor
ID s. No. 9 folio ga. Ne. one of the Record Books
of Cecil county. Maryland. power therein
given to the undersigned to sell said Real Estate
in the event OF default in the payment OF the prn-
cipal. with the interest thereon at maturity for
the space of twenty days after they shall have be-
come due and payable. That said mortgage be-
came due and payable on the first day of Septem-
Der 1874 and is for the of 81 1u0 o. with inter
est from date OF mortgage and the bond Of
the said Samuel Brown of even date with the
same and for the same for the same amount The
principal and interest remaining wholly unpaid
the said Attorney has been directed to advertise
the property To be sold ut Public Sale by reason
of said default, and in accordance with the terms
specified in said mortgage
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale at
the Court House door, in Elkton Cecil county
Maryland, at . o'clock in the afternoon, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER the 18th 1879,
ALL THAT
REAL ESTATE
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"A @H" "a We

NAME to the farm of Mrs. Sheridan,
" near Principle Furnace, about May LIST last.
rcd and white YEARLlNG HEIFER. Tho
owner is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty. pay charges and take it away.
Aur lb-3w MRS SHERIDAN
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FOUND

A 7 Elk Landing. on the morning after
IA the Masonic Excursion. leather Carriage
Curtain. The owner is requested to apply to
Aug l6-1w DIR. JND H. LAMAR.
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Let us now look Il moment at
OUR COUNTY TAXATION.

Here we meet the tax gatherer face to face
and here is the largest and most burdensone
part of our taxation. l have not colated
the rates of taxation in other counties. |
Will assume my own county of Howard us
a fair averagc-it certainly does not fall be-
low. Our local tax levy for the current
year is 81 cents on the 800, which, added
TO the 1888 of State tax, makes our direct
levy I934 cents. These are tho taxes we
feel; from local taxation there is no escape.
Indirect taxes every man may avoid by
frugality i'll his domestic expenditures. But,
be he frugal or cXtrava.ant, selt-indulge gent
or sef-denying, the tax gatherer wants 79a,
cents on every SlO0 he OWNS, and it must lie
paid. These local taxes SO enormous in
comparison with all others, are largely
within our own control Wecan determine
for ourselves how much we will levy, and in
what manner we will eHpend it, how much
we require for roads; how much for bridges:
what for paupers and for pensioners; what
just or what protuse allowance we shall
make to sheriffs, jailers, attorneys or print
crs; whether we shall increase or diminish
our school funds, and what rates of salaries
We Shall pay TO teachers In short, every
item almost is within our power to regu-
late, and without calling far Legislative
sanction.
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CAUSE OF HIGH TAXES.

before lnqurlng after the remedy let us
locate the chief points of suffering and see
if they cannot be promptly reached and
speedily relieved. Is the greatest burden of
taxation felt in national, state or local adj
miniStration We have no national taxes
which operate directly upon the property of
the citizen. However much its indirect
taxation may effect the general prosperity,
certain excise duties press heavily upon
special industries. When we come to the
State we encounter, besides numerous in
direct taxes direct tax of 1879 cents on
the 500. OF this, 10 cents is levied for
common school purposes and So. cents to
pay interest on the public debt is about
S65O,0OO, partly provided for from other
sources, and the public school tax about
500, 900. These two items constitute fixed
burdens, from which the people can at
present obtain no relief directly The re-
manning expenditures of the state, aggre-
eating from a million to a million and
quarter, are provided for by indirect sources
of revenue. These expenditures have huc-
tuated in a series of years, and if we may
cOutde in the estimates of the Comptroller,
can be brought under 500, 900 for the cur
rent fiscal year. If his estimate be correct
for this year, then | feel satisfied that u
legislature which will do its duty next
Winter by curtailng its own expenses,
abolishins sundry useless offices, diminish
ing the number OF clerks which have in
seven years last past been Slyly multiplied
in several State offices, re,lucn. the pay of
others, respecting in their own action and
providing for Il more rigid observance of
article 3, sections 81 and As, and other
kindred sections of the Constitution directed
against extra allowances in any shape or
disguise, and by repeating the act of 1860,
chapter 151, which, while clearly repugnant
to the Constitution, is the constant pretext
for large and understandable charges against
the public, and by abstainng from the
repetition of sundry miscellaneous extrava-
gances ensendered out of the late infection
of the times can reduces the working eX-
penses below 5000, 900 a year. The details
of these curtailmentS it behooves you now
or in the future, by the intervention of COM
mittees, to schedule with more explicitness,
as may seem to your better Judgment most
discreet and proper, and by these schedules
to test the sincerity of the professions which
candidates in the different counties and the
various parties shall make under the inspir-
alton of patent platform resolutions. APP
plause. by such tests we shall discover
whether VIC shall have been bcsuided by
the voice of Jacob while we thought we
were graspins the hand of Esau. APP
plauSe.
at rs NOW lonk a ,notonrt ,t
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!!RcIi;alDle E'el'tiliZel'S!!

From the numerous brands offered, would say, inve
in something THAT WILL something that is RELIABLE BEYOND
DOUBT, Our manufactured Fertilizers have this reputaOn
confidently offer them surpassed by in
the market.
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THE CtEMEN,S NEW TARIFF

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dsRtnhetta, tn rn,eut inte'viNW. aaNo q
vasv plaueitp yNrlanaitnu.H ihn NnMn'Wnp
AMI psmitat Viii ,s,rutar sNttut=tp ~
France II "a due N clatnra, ~ the character
yf tlln wkte that tho po,'rN olaeaea d tho len
ple drtHA which ,isstuN4 theii feaa,M AVID
insiampe THEFT 'niuia Man u hut what he
arinka, hn h,ldp. aua II the hWet ,Nle, w
French c,uli ba jiaauaie,' frtnm the Mn aul
rnle,neua vince ami 'tl@r't's thav take. ho
ftela aura thai France would hn a ltNot
orieflv AND e'npeysaiive kalWhlic NV th;s
roaeons the,vfota, he IN taasneua NJ haNna
tha tax ou vtuca either nndns,A NJ entireIv
aGlSNsate,i The taSatiNu ~ wtusNa IN thc
eauRe X their interior quality, tho wiar
n,aLera rpanit III rriastl,us NnrsnniR s.
neagyn their winaa. With Wia,nd taxation
will come ,syNM wine trt the r>NrnI 1laRp,Na.
ana With ar,NNi wira wlN ,sHue All euJ 4, AN
Eirln and revolutions
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The Republican papavs am r0w IN raca:
earnest In iissuadgas tae NNtth Carolina
Negroes from eIaQsraUrs NJ Indiana. rGr
Cincinnati tlyasesst, oae " the mt,st stalwart
papers il the lintoa. 1aIis III taase X thr
Seaki of this movement aGet to erlNnuraet tht
Negroes Il eaua ~ laitaaa n. this season NJ
The --latest o,lany arriving III lnataas WAS 4
party q. 40 nasonas WIZ reachdt la3ianap>-
lis in q shiverlus condition lsst Thursday
and who are now sleeping III the col0rtd
churches II tlsf tsty. The entire baggage
a. this company would not the tfa.t::t's
correspondent declares have filed : small
hani-var., Al The request Ut number VI
leaitnc men. Republicans as well ~ Demo-
Gratis. the railroads tgom North Carolina IL
Washington have increased their fare North
- ~ ~ check Il possible, this the Silliest case
y exodus yet Beard ~, Very few II any. Ut the
Nosth Gagolins neSnoes have yet reached the
fields where they were expected - set work.
A majority If thel are still lo1sted 1t Wash
nSJog. loigei II tae negro cautches ef the
capital, ALI IL reSt scattered IL various IL
diana towns.
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Iap lataat Ghilian siotNr arlmHia 4" HI 4
nurh ravr. ptnualAetrhla nh th than wac AZ
iitpt repnrtpd attat hasinI lten attacked IN
th,s.s ans,enal,menta ~ hsurp tle Shtliaua
thenuelvr,e hceanta the aaaailansa AMI t1nalv
DRIVE the alliea ftom the 'lnl,, capturing 'hoi
nRtnp. thtttnen otnn0N and the', wounded,
with pfolahlv latap nutnler I Gthft r1ia
s,nata The deieat II tha altiea aaetia ~ lia,n
peeu tsctnrlntn lhat latn anr'eaaaa nn'
completely nuIHRpi hr tine reentt VI thN an
srenefnent and the Sntltara ava auain III u
seasttian q, aasnn,a the aNanaisa
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The aebate in thp senata srNatan'av ~ tAa
auction ~ thr naAr> exeana a,rRllni, wac
\ cy,snrlnia srtrmrh f,N the Nemeafetie pi1a
MT ,,niv Wa fhe N,N'rheca ,aaelutiNn y, NJ
lN,nt 4 s,raa1tttaa ffR the lnitis@n d 'uNsai
eating the e3,u4n ~ ihs aSNiaa. ad,ntn3. hnt
the entire Argument VA y, fav@ WI thn Nen
peiaia Fha apneahna II s,nit,a= Wn3,,m
and n,at ,'n tite Republican attn War' nair,,
shlv w.,ak Maaara NHarhyea5. NfN nnA htn
a,,n et'prtuallv dtarSae,t NJ theit arguments
and ahcwe,i taat tlta movement waa tNt wv
lsftral puttN,ae aud WITH r2 asailn s. hsnsttt
h.1 tl.AIttA,
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pteaens AZ Al unavufnhle n'omant frr eonaid
etina ihe n,1apilaty of atonplng the all nnht
cnta lhn lNENnrNtt IN mud l'na nlwpya laon
fiiprAly ~ thp pRihan JUDGED wa should
aitcrat = heir nauq,, ~ morrow H any ihfeat
en"d wtnna M ininrv With 90 aa,inl good
will IA aVai t9ut nnRln fiiondlr - the goat
tah,lia it,tet5 atl ,,tNay4 aud WV tpi fha aa
thtus anl, INV ltaIla WI ai,slta vetli uat ~
rtr,naioG hv teat inn l,n,l,lo W,ati,'netitpes
a@ia fhn 5HlrnreNta non tat ~
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THE IMPROVEMENT or THE Mlaala
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Holiday Presents.
Nccr~ehauu, French UriarWood, China
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-13

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lhts lsm ~ w. i ~ sallNsA, ~ ths
hnskeaA ~ p#ssNfs. ta tsssss. h#v il
was Il ~ eisssnsA | ma eanesrsA
lnseA - ~ ts8@ts~, ard IN shAAAfal
I'm il, iws II wWs 4 lsstfsf nnsssFWasseA
fhs aMss Mr~ vsTta lss. sHA | hsur4al
IN hnnAr ihnnHhl tnash IN iHshAr
iIwA.a.s. III h,s TYNE, ne4l. hsest ansl
snAsf hsst 90 me- Ana slssetmipsstthnl
~hsn | ~vns i~ek h rstssilie ! ~eahl
riss NJ hssMpis Assst sstne encourage.
msnt. ard stwrfi him ias M. ssishiul
have III NV hard,
MAJ r~fm~ nl lasi. rni | ~~s uart
masv IN r,A.,slle haA nrs ~sitlrA
" ny eemsnR, w. wanted ~ r.sv
mother and lane SURPRISE, The vsss
ns~t t~tsnn ! sMw ehum I knvw m.
in.hua. ~hu wss ii ihe siasinn IN his
lnrrs. l#lking IN shs iirkrs agent.
w. sonsv vume hrmr. israh," ~
sail. risinE .r \ pheasant smile. u.
ns h,ise srn ~ the hun@~ IN my
bnFp,."
! CONSENTED srss gladly. Tor We lived
in The sntmf,0. and II WAS hong walk
ftum Tho station.
".'anr u nn, expecting son," h. said,
NJ w. drive along,
slow III gan Know nskrAs ",ln
snn visit THERE now
Yrs. ser, uftvn." he replied "ira
mnst know that asn toml NJ raing
there. since Janr has consented 10 uuf
marriage taking place nrsi wrtk."
mt still, sinnnei IN the news. ~
Jane WI. ~ marry Joshua. and she had
nat written mn line. telling me ile
Aews.
Il WAS afraid abe would not have M.
since Ill hren your lover first. Int shr
saih she didn't mimi that. nm very
happy. Leah. am sorry ycnr marriage
MAA - WIS -a'
apens speak 10 mr. ~ H." cried. Il
cannot hcar the mention III that man
or nv folly"
When asked Jane why she had moi
written me- VI her engagement IN
Joshua. shr said she was afraid | would
write something baek about her hcing
SECOND cloicc. 40 she thought xhc would
wait until came home ~ tall mc tl,r
news.
They were married the next week.
and have bern very happy together ever
since. while nm only M old maid. III
NJ nre ~ any one except my ANAL
ncplrwa and nicccs. have seen Tho
folly u giving up the substance Tor the
shadow. II creating MI ideal aud wor.
shipping II blin,ily. ! lost both Ey lov.
era, and my life has been lonely ono.
nostus, Msss.
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DIAMONDS liNgAnTuEn.

Ioyk dcsccnds ID friendship; FREUD.
ship never soars ~ love.
WOMEN do not like ~ remember
men do not like 10 foreHce.
Osn talent. we'll cultivated. tlcepenctl
and enlarged, II wortll 4 hundred xhal.
low faculties.
lor cannot dream yourself into n
character; yon must hammer md forge
yourself one.
LosE IN the strongest mud most MvipI.
trary moral power. Love forgiycr, hut
never excuses.
" d tree l,as not blDAsomci III tho
~pring You will vainly look for fruit on
II In the autumn.
Bf their hckleness women escape
much misery. Ijirls nave themselves
only with their wings.
III NAN ever offended his own CON.
science Int, iirWt Or laHt. II was ~,
yenged IN him for IL south.
No enAnAcrtn In complete that l,as
not some mental treasures ON which il
may draw during thu tfeaclery of fort.
nht,
A opop man " ~ A priest aud min.
intrr oi thc gods; devoted % TINT divin.
iiy winch hath Ia dwelling within him.
| = Marcus.
!, CnuNp II no company; mems faces
are hut like pictures IN n gallery, and
talk Int \ tinkling cymlml, whore tlaro
I IN no love.
A NAN seldom shows improvement
until he has found himself and, IN this
sense, II In no other, the majority III
mankind are lost.
HAIRS have windows They should
10 kept open n All timers, TINT tl,e aIa,i
sunshine III nll thnt II ifmc and benuii.
fnl III this Iifo may enter and abide
therein.
pirt will, its crystal drops In sweet.
ening many a cup III life. And. In ~.
turn. many grateful heart IN laying IN
the palm u pity the cl,oiccAt germs II
| gratitude.
uoon resolutions ARR M honor ~
every heart That may form them. hut
that honor takes 10 itself \ new lusief
aud that heart " nobler still when these
resolutions arc not broken.
| II In tho narrow. edged men tho mel
II single aud intense purpose, who steel
their souls against MI things else wl,o
accomplish III hard work u the world
and who arc everywhere III demand
when hard work liz 10 be done.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-13

Osr VI TIN military balloons made n
tl,a NopIwieI arsenal, HIN cnlir meier.
III nize. I,as linen wrecked When ubnni
~ h. tried, " Vim Inflated, Int Nv Il
Air0ng current III wind IL VIA ret Tree
The balloon. liaprIl, without pnssetl'
Refa. rapidly rosn 10 tl,e clouds, where
An explosion took plaea, nnI the penn
nanin fell into tl,r Thames.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-13

Az ngeh Congregational clergyman.
Ia Gaaiist0n. W. repeated narmon
That he Ind originally delivered Nifty
years ago. IL idaas, strangely, ha.l
not become oid.faahi0ned The atlb.
iret VIM yrtHtytnttrt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-13

TuE Court House lii HernMndO r0tlp.
IL, Fla., MA burned BY incendisrits,
and The County Judge Inns bren sAsas.
ninntnd.
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WAsi''s,ToH. y q. Nay VI. is.g

Tux pastor ~ Tho African Methodist
church ~ Mlddltt0wn, a., Visited
thT m,ts1um anl snenagerie l,att III
tsnt SHOW. md WA l,aiDrL ~ sss mem
lMrs ~ liis ehurrI, gong III % MN ths
olrutis performance. On tie tollOwjug
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An Address frssn ihs Congressional Gn..
slt(ts4,


1'hs Washington National Firm
prints tho following card. adltessed ID
tho urcenhaek' Labor party III tLe
United htatest
1he Congressional Committee nj tla 6ra01
hack Labor party, IN tesIpse ~ vsll,us. conn
ntniraii0hs ff0ti avafy rudlDn ~ tin country,
,rgiDE " " iSsne eall fDs 4 National aapys,,.
ileh ~ ~ Early date N hafmDnIxe differences
and perfect party organization fuf ,hlsad ~.
lion IN Tie struggle between ii,s people and I'm
iDobey power In isrJ, have carefully eoh~Id.
cred sLe subjee'. aud respectfully submit tiM
following e0nelns,D1s
WI recommend Esrh Nssia Convention.
hereafter III eaIisn,ia, s,atl ebert lustui1sr IN
The National lffUhiIten, sud Iii smell. Hsaiss ~
hase Aires1ly held their conventions f,f tD1
Erastni yssf, " where there Il bif,a ii i,e i,jd,
s ;sy w.. Ms'd WI; a'.'s Y n .' s,..s s
s.ssual COMMITTEE. A~lI committee sllTn Thus
slaHi0d ~ constitute tho hAslft.nl Itsrutlya
Committee N lin tatit Aaiii. An s,laly INV !
spirit m eofirlllailsn aud, without i.tr.t,,glOK
" 0sessitp mr. pUMatS A. 4 euitilslttsa. ~
Y. ssxs .., .s,..,r .,.I."es y ~. rt.I..l,,p
al nosIra iltsi sllal, alsrtos hssa lien, ms1s
" two thirds NJ Tho ti.ts., ~ viii sINxAsl =,
ssfiy day tn tho said National Committee 4,
fttsua, IN consider tia time AID utanA N
holding . nominating convention iii tsy,. VA
sneb Os'ssr b,t.lf'tsA a lpgislmAlaIt belongs "
~ accredited National r0tynHIn,.il tLA pssiy,
'!!.s:l,"s'inliY .nnml,,sd, 4 n MUNICH,
ilDusl 0tssnlset t~iDf party u tl.e UpIlAA
btsles
WAsmisuT1s, D. e.. May IA. ts.g
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TmE Wanpmn Leader contains N mr..
ticle informing n. readers "wI,en 10 mt
picknrel" W. dbl not fead The article,
but snppoHr, NJ course. that tho Ls0drr
asys. eal plckcrel u mral time. Moth.
Ing sppesrs ~ much out u place ~ ~
see 3 man In business hours walking
along thu street picking tl,s bones out
81 piece III pickrreI. t'eeks Miinnu.
kes Fun
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-13

For Tho sake ~ humanity give me
lust one niOnthlni ~ rnl," In Hnid ~ liz
halted before onr u tin eating stands
on the Central market yesterday.
1--WE nothing Tor traInrs,' replied the
woman.
si'll take anytling--e.en them 'taier
paringH," hc continued, for ! haven't
tasted food In three dAyA. II cant
gct fond shall become desperate
Il cant spare anything but tl,is
DyeD1-,"
u don't care what II ~" he inter.
ruptsl. s0nly don't BE- siingy Will, II.
There that's II glve mo lealying
spoonful anil I'll always remember you
with gratitude"
II wins 4 bottle ~ graied hor~c.r ndisll.
strong IN The grip III Il paving ring on u
city. and the woman lifted ont big
spoonful aud deposited Il In Ills open
mouth. Tho tramp must have taken II
Tor fufus SORT " prepared Infants f,Ml,
Tor Ills nOutl, closed viii, y,,mi yumi
II opened again, however, AMI when liz
started ID run hc nIpsei dozen flower
pots. two boys aud barrel u charcoal
Much u the dose VIA blown into lin
eyes III horse hilchet IL vegetable
wagon. and after tlIr man l,Ad run twirr
around the market Will, lin mouth Nidr
open he got 4 start for the Randolph
street fountain, niii n.sar tuuk l,iH ellin
out III tho basin fpf iorty straight min.
ttes. Free Press.
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