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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13
VIOLATION OF CITY ORDINANCE

VIOLATION OF CITY ORDNANCE
Capt John Osborne, Of the bark Lizzi.
Williams. was arrested yesterday 70.
violation OF the city ordinance.
which prohibits tie dun, .ug of bal
last liz our harbor. The case cam. I'D
in Justice Scots court at two O'Clock.
When the defendant was called upon
to plead, guilty or nos guilty, Captain
Burns stepped forward aud made .
full statement ct the whole matter.
He said that the condition of the city
ballast wharf at present is no. such
tina. ship or good sized bark can
lay alongsise without being aground
a good portion q the time, ard tha. the
repeated grounding Of vessel.
would be cause for the invalidstion
OF the insurance on her. should she be-
lost or disabled f!om any other cause
That vessels log book shows how
| often she is aground. and in Case 4 ac-
cident It is always brought as tssti-
moDy to prevent paying the insurance.
He also stated that there were 10 means
OF making . vesse! secure At the city
wharf Ia cass of . sou:hea,ter, which
is not unfreQuent at this season Of ina
year. Capt. Osborne had asked hiss
advice. and he had instructed him TO 90
| out into the stream. where the wa,er
| was twenty eight or thirty fathoms
deep. and there discharge bis bal
last. Capt. o had coz p!iei with the
orders, and while the work Of dump
ing VAS going on, liz had been untitled
l,y Hsrbormast@r MiBick to discontinue
throwing the b,iss; in the ha,bor,
which notification bsd been complied
with % soon IS word could be sent to
the bark. Cap. Burns stated that the
Company's attorney, Mr. McSsueh,.
was out Of town. and requested 20 have
the case p poned,ill he arrived The
Coal Company. hs said. wanted to COM
ply strictly with the law, and lie de
sired 20 keel. cut If trouble and law
suits. also. After celebration with
two OF the City c, nncilmen. who were
present. City Attorney Hall ex,rcseat
Q Willingness to a.lpw the case I, b.
postpone d till after III. next meeting OF
the Council, when Capt Burns will be-
Afforded IN opportunity Of making
full statement Of the matter before that
honorable body. Whereupon Justice
Scott postponed the case till Saturday,
the ED inst. Capt. Osborne gave
bonds in the sum Of fifty dollars for hi.
appearance on that occasion. 1t is the
desire Of the city authorities to protect
our harbor FROM being filled up and
ruined. Can't Burns seea the necessity Of
precautions in that direction. and says
no is perfectly willing to do what is fair
and right in thu matter. Undoubtedly
permit will be granted the larger
vessels in the coal feet, upon applica.
cation, to dump their ballast in seine
safe and convenient place where the
clay aud rock will be a benefit. :ather
than an injury. to the city. If 10
amicabls Arrange ment can be made a
tug beat will bs hired and all vessels
flowed over - Milton to discharge bal
last
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NEW York TRIBUNE CIRCULATION

NEW York TRIBUNE CIRCULATIoN.-
The Tribune clsims to average for its
weekly issue q circulation Of nearly .
hundred thousand. For some months
past. - during the political excite
ment incident to recent elections. its
circulation has ranged between l75 900
and 200. 900. This is exclusive of its
Daily and Semi Weekly issues. which
arc very great also. Tho Tribune sends
out extras also. aud some Of them meet
with wonderful sale. One-No. 30
containing On account OF the Chisholm
murder in Mississippi, was sold to the
number Of 429.25O Ths sales Of Tri-
1une Extras during single mouth lately
Numbered 1897 1t is the immensely
OF the sales that enables Eastern pub
fishers to furnish their readers papers
at such low rates OF cost. The type
has only to be set once from which q
hundred thousand or o million sheets
may te struck. the same a. would
DO the case in the INTELLI0ENcER
office for tho printing Of two or three
thousand. aud again. with the differ
encc in presses, the printing Of our two
or three thousand will C 81 every cent
40 much AS the printing of twenty or
thirty thousand If . great New York
journal.
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Cor SHoT.-Tuesday evening after
school some little boys living in the
southern portion Of town were playing
with little pistols. which they had
loaded with powder and shot Having
no caps they considered it perfectly
safe to snap them at each other. While
Mr. SEWERS little boy was swapping
the one belonging to him. Mr. Nor
rison's little son passed in front Of the
weapon. just in time to receive the
contents OF it in his head and face
Mr. Sewer took the wounded boy 10 DR.
Roots Office, and had his face dressed.
Two fine shots had passed through his
ear, and one side of his face WAS badly
burned with powder. but no permanent
injury was received. Parents and
teachers should see that tue childre n
under their control are not allowed to
handle firearms Of any kind. We are
TOLD that almost every boy in the
southern end Of town tan years OF age.
owns, or has in his possession . pistol
Of some kind Az long rs this state Of
things 10 permitted to exist, accidents
are boupd to he Of frequent occurrence.
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THE OCclDENTAL.-Wo were shown
the plans for tho new front Of the
Occidental Hotel last evening. The
plan contemplatss an enlargement Of
the present front OF four feet on Mill
street. of seven feet on James street,
and Of sixteen fee. on Occidental
Square, besides an additional story.
This enlargement will provide twenty.
five more largo and handsome rooms.
On the lowcr floor will BE- hall. par.
Tor. office. bsrroom. reading room.
dining room. kitchen. Sc. On the
second floor. parlors and bedrooms in
suites. and ON tho third floor. one
psrlor and single rooms. In its orna-
mentation the renewed Occidental will
be ahead Of anything in the city. The
plans are elaborate. and builders and
contractors are daily studying them.
The work Of construction will begin
about the LIST Of January.
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LocA. PARAGRAPHS.

A slight runaway occurred last even.
ing. No damage.
The Territorial officers have been sp-
ointed. Read cur late dispatches from
the Capital.
The L Mast;ck came into port yes
terday, and will tow the ship Yosemite
to sea this forenoon.
The wind blew 70 hard the Nellie
did not leave for Snohomish yesterday
She will be OF this morning.
The Messenger brought down yes
terday 500 sacks of -four for Crawford
Harrington; hence her late arrival
here.
J. S. Conner. Of Laconner, has jus,
returned from q visit to the Capital
and goes home On the Fanny Lake
today.
A number Of the fellows recently
,agged aud sent out Of Seattle, have
gone to Blaksly. Let our neighbors
across the bay look out for them.
Pacific Coast hops Of 1879 growth
arc selling in New York at 35(14C
cents pound. Hops Of 1873 arc sell
ing at 9C9lO cents.
The Congregational Society will open
Sguire's Opera House with a grand vO.
cal concert on Friday pight. 2lst inst.
Rehcarsals for the occasion arc already
in progress.
The barber shop Of Mr. W II Howard
ia parlor. If that term is at all ap.
rliable to places Of business. His fur.
nture is magnificent. and all around is
nratncsS. light. reflection and beauty
Mr. Howard is II good barber. too
What reason there is for d,scountinR
Mexican dollars 10 and 20 pc: cent. we
cuunot rte. Iu San Francisco the dis
CONT is 2H@31S per cent. and in retail
trade there is none whatever. There
should be none hero.
Mr. W A Inman, attorney at law from
Port Townsend, now on his way TO new
fields in Eastern Washington, is at
present in this city. Tue Sound is
generously supplying the eastern conn
ties with lawyers, among whom we may
cite Messrs Ellsworth, Higgins. Nash.
Jenkins and others. Mr. Inman has
done we'll at Townsend.
Capt. Harry Tomlinson. the popular
commercial traveller. fell through an
opening in tho railroad platform. at
Roseburg. Ogn.. last Friday. and frac-
tured his collar bone, broke rib and
sustained painful internal injuries. lie
is being cared for at the st Charles. in
Portland. Mr.. T. was recently mar.
red in Victoria. to Miss Lillian Pstten,
Of Olympia. and was on his way to
California with his bride. at the time
Of the accident.
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HOME AaAIN.-Mr w II Pumphrey
was one Of the passengers srriviug,
via Portland. from San Francisco last
night. While below. Mr. Punphrcy
selected and purchased his usual holt
day and winter stock. the first oonsign-
ments OF which he will be in receipt OF
oy next steamer. to be followed by
other consignments later in the season.
he has bought largely, with the view
!" suiting oil. an assertion that will be
proven true on inspection Of the goods.
M Pumphrey's stock Of books 10 not
eqoalled elsewhere in tho Territory,
and he is determined to keep it beyond
me reach Of all competitors.
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False Ian . reSAlOu.

1t is generally supposedly physicians
aud the pee. lie generally that Dyspepsia
can no' Invariably b. cured, bat we are
pleased 10 say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never. to our knowledgs.
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complain. in al! its forms. such as Sour
Stomach. Costiveness. Sick Headache,
Palpitatiou Of the Heart, Indigestion,
bad taste in the mouth. &c. Out of
the 900 dozen bottles sold last year,
not single failure was reported, but
thousand of complimentary letters re-
ccived from Druggists of wonderful
cures Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size 10 cents. For sale by all
Druggists.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

Don't point your gun at yourself.
Don't point your gun at any one eiss.
Don't climb over fence and pull your
gun after you muxsls foremost. Don't
NIT your h.nd over the muzzle. Don't
carry il at half cock. Don't carry II
with tho hammer down. Don't fail to
take dose Of Emil Fress's celebrated
Hamburg Tea occasionally. - it IS the
bes, bloSd purifier aud liver regulator
among medicines. Don't carry gun
ct oil.
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CHANGED PLAc1s.-Mr ] j Chsp.
man, formerly chief engineer Of the
Jug Tacoma. is now on tho 8 L Mas.
sis.. and Mr. WIN Spieseki. formerly
S y, OF the Mastick. 10 on the Tacoma.
.ne report that Mr. Chapman had
"ouois with the captain of the Taco.
~ or anyone connected with her. We
e assured 10 uufounded. as tho change
u.s. vs. mutually agreeable to oil. Both
u ooats are in the hands Of excellent engi
S, who have long been we'll and
'oraoiy known on the Sound.
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The Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always End .: the
Coucordia Hall. on Mill street. not
only the best Of home made, but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham aud all kinds OF
cold lunches TO order.
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WV. JENS0k1e
Wharf street, Victoria. B. c.
Me ho ls,s InnilibIe Injecsiou

Nieh0ls's lnfAI1tb1e Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case OF Gonorrh9s.
elect ard Whites. no matter of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris s
Co. wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic. ". T. ol6dav6m
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OLYMPIA, Nov 10.

OLYMPIA, Nov 10
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H B l54. an act for the encourage.
ment and support Of mining aud man
ufac.uring.
H B los. al oct decl,ring Black river
naTig>ble and q public highway.
BILLS KILLED.
II B l56. 81 act creating the office Of
Emigrahs Agent. defining his duties and
providing fer bis pay.
II B l51. 90 act 70 amend an act Of.
fering bounty for killing wild ami
mas.
BILLS PASSED.
H j 81 Is praying Congress that
suitable laws DC enacted BY Congress
TO cause to be made thorough survey
and scientific examination Of the Terri
tory Of Washington
An act for the relief of Miller.
An &C. 20 provide sys,cin Of reve-
nue. 10 be paid by certain foreign cor
poTations, ard the msnner Of collecting
the sam
Defnins Ia juril !ic,i9n and practice
In Prob..e CUut:s
An act to amend an act relative to
crime, ard puni.hmen:s and proceed
Ing' III criminal cases.
Regulating the taxation OF certain
railr ed corporations.
OLYMPIA. Nov II.
Council.
BILLS PASSED.
Ii Il lao. gu act to ascertain the
wishes Of the people III certain counti-s
In rcgari TO the frnce law.
ii Il 80, al act ia relation to prose
cutting attorneys. defining their duties
AMI fixing their compensation in Wsila
Walia Co,u;nbi., Whitman. Yakima,
Spuk III nui. et-vet.s clunlies.
III Il lO6. ali 49, aur norIzing the Pu-
ct ) IL d lax. -o.up.uy u construct
q wis.ii Il the lead ii Pot Iuwn.ead
bay.
II B 80, t. authorize the Communist ION
ersnt Jefferson county 10 borrow money
for certain purposes.
II Il Is. an act to punish gambling
II J NJ IL. prsyin. that suitable laws
be enacted by Congress to cause to b.,
male thorough survey aud scientific
examination of the Territory Of Wash
ington.
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oS TRIAL. Captain Brown Of the
''oo0ner " H Meyer. familiar to our
pvt has been tried at Honolulu for
.s". sM smuggling. found guilty. aud
h..s snced to months imprisonment ut
Sn" S labor. He has appealed to the
beae Court. and demanded . trial
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GEN. GRANT BOQUEr.

An exquisite perfume, prepared and
sold at the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give 1t . trial and you will use no
other, for it is equal to the best Lubin'a
Price only fifty cents per bottle. Full
ounce. and put up in elegant style.
KELLY & YoUNG.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pllls

Cure all cases Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss of Vigor, Nocturnal Emissions.
Impotency. Nervous and Physical De-
bility. and all that class of complaints
arising from excess. indiscre,ion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young q safeguard and protection. DR..
La MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilitsted from what
ever cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. 81 80 per bottle. Sent C. .. D.
by express to any address, secure from
observation. Address al orders to A.
McBOYLE s. CO, Druggists. z. o.
Box 1852. San Francisco.
iy2d&wly3dp
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OTrIcE AT OLYMPIA, W. TIL
eQRA

LAND oTrrcE At OLYMPIA. Will
October 9th, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fied notice Of
his intention 10 make ANAL proof in support Of
his claim, and secure nnal entry thereof ct the
expiration OF thirty days from the date Of this
notice. viz:
NosLx Epxoype. Presumption d. 8. No. l070,
for the - of sWA and WI OF SEA Of Sec. 70.
Tp % n. Il S z. and names the following - his
Witnesses. viz: Dorr. Forbes. OF Seattle, ". T.,
and y. ". Hubbard Of Seattle. W.T..
1T. BROWN,
nl.v5s Register.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13

MARINE SALE.-One half Of the
barkentins Victor sold in San Francisco
on the 4th instant. to G w Bartlett. for
$4,000.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at c. 0. d. Store. on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
at par in exchange for goods. spdf7
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USlrxp srArRs DnrsIcT LAND OyYICr.
OLYMPn, WAsHH0roH TIRRIrcRY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN CON.
IN pliance With the provisions Of the Act Of
Consruss approved June 8, 1878. entitled "Ap Act
for the sale OF Timber Land in the States Of Cali
fornia. OREGON, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" John ". Popejoy. Of 6nohomish county.
Washington Territory. has this day Oiled in THIS
once his application to purchase the Z. y Of Ne.
L and NJ. / Of Sc. I OF section No. I. in Town
ship No. n North, Range No. East Of the Vii.
lsmette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any portion thereof. are here.
By required 70 ale their claims in this once with
In oixfy (o0l days from date hereof.
DIVA under my had. st my s0cs. in Olympia
y. T., this the LIST day Of September. A. b. 1879.
J. T. BROWN.
skviuv Register Of the Land Once.
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NOT ICE.

A Ii. PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted 70 mo vtIl please call and settle
sAS same en- or before December l,sh. 1879. -
hills becoming duo must Be met, with the assisf-
ance of customer OWING me.
DANIN. PEARSON.
CospsviI,s, ". T.. Oct. %. 1879. ll-w2m
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail TO stop at the Occidental Hotel. It
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
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IS 90 REWARD.

TT,HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID By
i the undersigned for the return 10 him Of .
pocket book containing valuable papers recently
lost BY John Forcey. deceased. No questions
will be asked The 6nder NAV send II through
the poss-ofsce, II he desires. after tsting out the
amount IL contained. some twenty odd dollars.
The papers afe what are wanted.
oI3.d1m I. WADpELk.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NRW ENGLAND HOrEL.

NIW ENGLAND HOTEL.
a sn<sake p Madison Hogan, Snobonsh
q ii NcPherssu, Skaei, il AeDougaid / IT,
! N Nash. do Honolulu
W Mcdonald. Dc TAlcolt, Olympia
q Cnn,iepi. vukil,eo PAGE, vAsson Island
= C.uley. white River CIV BovkeS. p Gamble
Ru,ler do d Longiellev, do
Asyss, Chicago
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
n II Hzye.. P, rovns'd L y Star. Victoria
G J,hnsop. de r Haley. Tacoma
r I. Co.e. Il Louis JIG Jones. Skaet
Mr., n n suos R<nsop " Gordon. Dc
n 4 n, ee,cv T,xsms Mrs. Martin. NcNinv.lle
! J.rks,o p hpaos II FORESTER. Samish
q lebsili,,sr. Dc 81 AAstick. ?, Discovery
wayne. WI River
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music aud Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l -dawlv San Francisco.
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Every body rushes At HISS TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass OF
beer in town. Besides Schaffers cele-
bratcd Steilscoom aud Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiser, St.
Louis, aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint aud quart bottles. Also all kinds
of cold lunches to order. A new
Pigeonholc Table in tho house. st.
Louis Lager Beer at dollars per
dozsn quart bottles delivered to any
part of the city.
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Celebrated Fair Oaks
Bourbon WHISTLES,

Imported BY them direct from Eastern DiStiller-
les, thus avoiding the doctnTing process Of San
YfAncisco CELLAR; arc guaranteed pure. and Of
fered 70 the trade In lots 70 suit. at lower prices
than goods Of . similar quality can b bought for
ELSEWHERE.
For further particular apply to
5. BAXTER T. CO.,
6ole Agents.
Seattle. ", T., Sept. IS. 1879. sl9dkwtf
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-07

The Thing D'iida:nrl't; D'iia:rl Work. W 3.

-lWYesterlay afternoon!a red-facctl
young man telongipg.to an excursion
party d called into o. drug store and
softly asked the sodn-iountnin boy il
.he was ont Of any particular kind ol
The boy made ian investiga-
ton apdrepliedI: .uonAliNuol bilos
are out oi sarsaparilla, hut
OF tThats oil lllright--sou wait aLlnin'
ute, ,'oilherrupicd tire young man and
away ,hewent.i1fnI edi oi haHrlp
1.-The eboytook the empty reservoir
fro n 1.-THE fountain land1replaaed II
and In, about two minutes the yonue
man returned in,eompany witlhbi'
girl and four otherpeople, cevhlnntl,
all the friends. .hWalking upi to,th'
,fountainohe said :.lllc noiiqotr go
EH"I'm, going 10 take sarsaparilla u
mine, forihc doctors recommend it
land IT, he ahasn't any sarsopa,illa !
won't take nothing. Whatido VOL
say. ufa ~ ie4j sai ,aniil JNili 1llj
r0h, we'll take the same," they re
| pied, slOUC9s IIp 91Gig hNi .LhiE
| The young man beginoto smile AM
bis lett eye began 10 draw rdownbu
10 his horror the hoy drsAYr of 81,
glasses lin spccession9 antlaipllshe,
IthemI to- the lr0pt. iwllWetl,cyi wer
eagerly drained off iheiriocontent;
kIIcotricl 10 giye;sihe boysa look y
mingled hate and murdwous liulen
hhut utlo lalswasi loo busy 10 spe i
lie ufcltin all his pockets, broughbn
waich-keys, pennies, and peanuts, an
finally laid down twenty-seven cent
and whispered toJhe boy: 1ilQq.
i THAT takes my pilcio and i'll eve
catch YOU outside, of town III lie
\ thunder out otyouNi iu3 sur ,m9d
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,,r An important -Casar77the sheriff /,
d, MOTTO dfor bakerss1dqro 10. dough
rlgihl,oilns,! 9ls,a. ak ,,gi1smh
! A cold ddowaYeTputting an iee
iss SspisEs} AZ Ss} csaalnssa lnsa Hsl1pa
OF the coal trade ,.,o,, ~" +, ''.ya ,l.,s,g
licmark Of the oyster September, /
"lIere wo r again. ,,gs t5ao,sy
My son, emulate the mule |; 1t i
backward in deeds of violence. y. -
"Boots eboi,ized hercnD is The on.
nouncement of o Boston bootblack.
The matutinal song OF the rooster
"My gallant crew. Good morning. 7
A baby was, born in Georgia III,
other day without any chin. Prob
ably it was wiped oil. a...,, f.
The coiner of pennies takes ,
common cents view of things, al
tn ough he does mints matters, ~
What a paradox 10 say that gou
runs in q family, Who ever saw
gout make even decent attempt, q
walking' a.sa,,. ,sr,cTsr nd
"Haye. you a motbor-in-law !?
asked n man of disconFolate-look
ing person. "No," he replied, "but
have a father in jail"
1