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LIE. daily lar. daily.
800 D mi II:loau

s. Louis Express. 400 mi Il:IOa N
Passengers st sc. Paul leave by Ex. Salty. N0a
the st Raul b Sioux City r.
3. at $3.50 NJ, connecting sk
Merriam Junction. On Sstur-
DAY this train runs 10 Albert
Lea only ....................
Passenger train for Chasks
Carver and Merriam June
don, connectug at ChssSs E1. Sun. Ex. gu1,
FOR points Hastings & s:00sm $40 pEs
Dakota railroad. ............
And ct Merriam Junction,
to snd from al local
stations on st. p b g. O.I
r. R. ss far a. st. James,.
Omaha Ex., to and from all
points on 81. p. 4 g. @. R'y.,
Omaha and California; also 500 mu 40 -
70 and from points on Has
dngs Dakota BY west to
0iencoe. .......-....+.....-.I
Mixed, Minneapolis and Whitel 700 mi
Bear Lake and Duluth .....l $40 y NJ
Mixed, Minneapolis, white ! 2 90 m ;S5 u1
Bear Lake snd saltwater. 2:lOpml $40 %
Mixed trains for Twin Lakes, Norman, Lake Mills,
Bcnsons Grove and Forest City, leaves Albert Lea a
$50 a. n, ssndays excepted. Returning ieavea
Forest CITY At = 80 p. ~, except Sunday
Trains arrive and depart from the st. Paul Rscno
depot. Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping berths secured at city
Hcket Office, No. Washington avenue (opposite
Nicolet House) W. @. Teller ticket agent and -
St Paul Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and ct 1l6
East Third street, st. Paul-Geo. II. Haxsard, Hckss
agent. OHAs. =. HATCHs Gen. Manager.
4. h. Rena. RssnaRgaR Agent
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CORN.
Chicago
LARD.

Corn receipts in Chicago, 4s7,4ss bushels; ship
ments S4a, $40 bushels.
LARD.
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River Diuirinn-

River DIVISION
Through Chicago & East.
ern Express. ..........
Through Chicago & East
ern Express.
Iowa & Mimi. Div
Prairie du Chen, Mil
waukee l. Chicago Elk .
st. L. & Kan. City Elk. {.
Owatonna Accommodate
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II. Doran's Reports.

RENTES-s5f l5c.
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PERKINS, LYONS & CO., 81 Robert st.
HAGGENMILLER & KUHIl. 173 W. Third ST
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ST. Paul and Minneapolis trains, via Fort Snellln
and Minnehaha

+Sundays excepted. saturdays excepted. tNon-
days excepted. Trains not marked are daily.
J. A. Chandler, Gen Agent. 1l8 <. Third st.
st. Paul 4 Duluth Railroad.
Depot foot of Sibey street.
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UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
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10 and from Third street depot.
Changed TO take effect May 18th, 1890.
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for speeches and twenty to the author of the bill
under consideration was voted down, ayes 2S, noes
3 and Mr. Tylers resolution restricting the speeches
to five minutes was adopted, ayes IS, noes is. The
new rule goes into effect on Monday.
During the wraagle upon this resolution lr.
ADAMS said from the disposition manifested, he was
satisfied there would be no more legislation done
this ssion, and he therefore moved that the AS
semby adjourn sine die. The Chair decided that
the motion was not in order
coMxITrEE CLERKS
Mr.. McINTosu offered resolution to discharge the
clerks of all the standing Assembly committees ex-
cept the Judiciary Committee Referred to the
Committee on Attaches and Employees.
FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE
The Chair stated that there had been received
from the Secretary OF State list OF the accounts Of
postage stamps drawn by each member Also, o
Whitney & Co., with reference to certain printing
orderedto be printed in the Journal.
SECOND READING.
The Assembly then proceeded with the eonsidera.
ton of bills on second reading file as follows
Assembly Bill No. 307-An ct to amend Section
3051 OF the Civil Code, in reference to liens Tor
vices Coy Mr.; Picket-withdraHn.
Assembly Bill No. 3l7-An Act to amend Section
4s7 of the Penal Code, making the stealitg OF do
nestle animals grand larceny Coy Mr.. Bdss)-
passed to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 293-An Act to invest the
WldOW Nlbn tDe OWleTSnlp ana management VI VIC
family estate the decease of the husband Coy hr.
York)-withdrawn.
Assembly Bill No. 35l-An Act to amend Sections
4o5 407. 400 40 412, 4l6 432 437, z46, 4s5, 472,
593 1921 l0Z2 1889 and 1880, and TO repeal Sec
tions A06 40S and 442 of the Code of Civil Procedure
(by Mr. Green)-withdrawu.
senate Bill No. 117-An Act to repeal Section
663 of the Code OF Civil Procedure (by Mr. Hittell)
passed to third reading.
Senate Bill No. I45-An Act to amend Section
1000 Of the Coce of Civil Procedure, relating to in
reading.
Senate Bill No. 14S-An Act to amend Section
1855 of the Code of Civil Procedure relating to ae-
tons against Sheriffs (by Mr. HttelD third read
ing
Senate Bill No. 149-An Act to repeal Section
1855 of the Code of Civil Procedure {by Mr. HttelD
third reading.
Senate Bill No i5O-An Act to amend Section 1858
Of the Code Of Civil Procedure relating civil
county, or city, or town is party (bY Mr. Hittel
third reading
Senate Bill No. 151-An Act to amend Section 1l0S
OF the Code of Civil Procedure relating to writs Of
review, mandate or prohibition (by Mr.. Hittell)-
third reading
Senate BIZ No 16l-An Act to amend Sections
1927 1890 and 1898 Of the Code of Civil Procedure
relating to the voluntary dissolution of corporations
(by M HittelD.
of State Prisons for the first time, and, on motion
of Mr.. TYLER it ordered at the head of the sec
ond I aiding file.
The Clerk also read Senate Bill No 399-the edu-
catiOns bill of the Senate-the first time and it was
referred to the Committee on Education.
AT ?. n. motion to adjourn until Monday was
carried by vote of ayes SO, noes a..
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SPEsGTAEa TO LADIES


display al
will
ammm
fr
o Hats
WE.INSToCK Sc I.uRrNr
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Two well known Boston lawyers one Of
whom is noted for his ancestral pride and
for his zeal in impressiDg the fact of his
blue blood inheritance upon his suffering
auditors upon the most trivial occasions
were talking recently pom the subject of
genealogy, when our ea otistical friend re-
marked "I'll tell you what it is, friend
W., l really believe | could trace my ar.
cestry back at least a cen 1ry, and perhaps
even before Christ" Don't doult If,
don't doubt it /" replied W.; "your an
cestors must certainly have preceded
christ, as the fact is pate Mt that none of
them were ever known to have been his
followers,
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NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

ON RECEIPT OF SIS WILL SEND TO ANY
address a sample case OF my speciaties, con-
sisting of bottles DR.. RENZ'S Herb Btters, 3
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rock and Rye,
and 3 bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark BONANZA, all justly celebrated
goods, and recommended for medicinal and family
use. J. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No 2l9
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Francisco. Ja30-lp5m
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELR7


WY ATCHAIAEER AND JEWELEIS, NO. ar,
Wv 1875 street, between Fifth and Sixth. E<7Ts,
just received, very fine lot Of Watches and - n
Jewelry which will be sold at very low 2Ss sssstS
price Watches and JeWelry ca efullY repaired.
Tia7-lDlml
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THE CHARTER
The Senate then took up the special order-Senate
Bill No. 362-An Act TO provide for the organization
| Incorporation and government Of merged and con-
solidRted cities aud counties of more than IGQ 0C0
population pursuant to the provisions of Section Z,
Article Xl of the Constitution of this State (by Mr.
| Iraylor) commencing at Section S5.
| Leave OF absence was granted Senators Cheney
and Langiord for the balance of the day, the an
| nouncement being made that they were paired on
| all votes on the charter.
Various amendments were proposed, discussed
and voted upon the reaomg OF the bill progressed
Mr.. ESos making determined fight against all the
| political features Of the bill.
Mr.. GoRMAS ohered amendment to Section
| S6 making the Board OF Election Commissioners to
consist of three, to lie appointed by the Mayor no
two Of whom shall be Of the same party
The amendment was adopted after considerable
discussion
MIR JoHNsoN.offered substitute for all of the bill
after Section 81. This brought on heated debate,
during which Messrs. ENOs, CoSGER and GoRMAN
denounced the bill bitterly and Messrs. TRAYLoR,
NEVMANN and DICKINSON defended it as being simply
are-enactnent OF the present consolidation Act.
Mr.. JOHNSON finally withdrew the substitute and
the consideration of the bill was continued.
Pending consideration OF the bill the Senate took
the usual recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at 80 p NJ, President
Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Mr.. HUDSON was granted leave OF absence until
Monday at q NJ
The Senate then resumed consideration Of the So
called San Francisco charter, aud the process of
amendment went on as before.
On motion of iIr. TRAYLoR at $40 P H. the
Senate adjourned
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WILllAM R. sEgELER

(Late with FIoberg),
ATo. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, <
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer SSTSA.
and Dealer in Watches SIiverware, Jewelry, FL a
etc. Repairing a speciality, under Robert Xs.s1S
Marsh. An country orders promptly attended to.
fd2Q- Iutfl
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i IL. KLINE.

d.ate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
"TATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, s5
w No co street, between Second and S<TSs.
Third Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Silver ~ yp
ware Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its 9ss.z,4SS
branches a specially, under MR. FL0BERG.
To1O-1nIutl
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II. IL. PIERSoN.

N ENLIST, AIS J STREET, BETWEEN FsT-s
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- cffff1
fetal Teeth inserted Gold, Vucante and all bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. mr14-lm
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DENTISTRY.
II. u. EREWER.

D ENLIST, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CT
Seventh and J streets, in Brytes new tffYf1ii d
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
m
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H ENLIST LATE WITH II. H. PIER sF77Z-77ss
y sonl successor to T. B. Reid, No. S17 JH1tfftS3
street, between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
inserted on all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction of Teeth.
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n HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED z,e<-r--
SO Durham BULLS, from one to 4SSSssif \ "
two years old, and 70 Head OF either Stn
COWS or HEIFERS. Will be sold at-=z&&-=-ss-s
private sale at NICKS RANCH, Butte county
ia30-2m Address NJ. WICK, Oroville, Cal.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE
NOTICE..

NNHE STOCK, FIXTURES AND-.7-zz-zzA
Hardware Business of A. C. ~SSxksEzzaszsys
CLARK & CO., is now offered for zS5ssS Il
sale at bargain, and store to rent EsEsSesszssns
mr12I0t A. G. CLARK Il CO., Napa, Cal
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IV5 n U. OLAIth q NO.1 -FlF
FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE BUGGY-IN FIRST RATE OR
N der. Inquire at this Office mr5-lw
DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi-weekly partsi
e Issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each wee,r
comp sng Eight Pages In each issue or Sixteen Pages
each week, and Is the cheapest and most desirable
Home, News and Literary journal published on the
Pacific coast
Terms, One Yeax. 90
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and to add five new sections thereto to be known as
Sections 1855, 15S3 17e3 1704 and 1879 by the Com
nlittee on Educationl
The bill read third time at length and passed
by vote OF 80 aves to noes
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XIII. sEss1oN-sE sEvENTy-sIxTH DAY.
lPhonographically Reported for the RECORD USior
bv Willis & Stockton.l
SENATE.

SACRAMENTO, Narch 20, 1850.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
President Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called and a quorum present
The journal of yesterday read and approved.
REPoRTs.
Mr.. BAKER, from the Committee on Public Build
ings, reported back fayorably substitu for Sen
ate Bill No 500-An Act to provide for the future
management OF the Insane Asylums of the State.
Mr.. BURT, from the Committee on Public Morals,
reported back favorably Senate Bill No. 3S7-Ap Act
to amend Section 397 of the Penal Code relating to
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors to drunkards or In
dians, etc. and Assembly Bill No. l63-An Act to
amend Section 1856 of the Penal Code, relating to
playing games OF chance where liquors are sold.
Mr. NYE, from the Committee on judiciary, re-
ported back amended in accordance with the in
structions OF the Senate, Senate Bill No 209-An
Act TO empower Justices of the Peace to hold in.
quests concerning fires.
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SaGranGntO Publishing Company.
WH. II. HILLS, General Manager.
Publication Onsce, Third St., bet. j and z
THE DAILY RRCORD.uNroS

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Advertisements OF Situations Wanted Housesto Let
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COlNG WEST TO DIE.


xsl here we are, my dear old wife, on board
ns, little all packed in a trunk, with lock and
= strap made fast. WV S+f.t ~ cfs
hesr the bell a ringin' and the Whistles
-.osa wife we're movin' out of town; we're
-D~ goin' West to die.
ueve been from James to Johns house, from
h JehRs house back to Jane, 4s8
Nh now. they've laid their burdens down on
board the western train;
Tis rather hard to send us of, all crippled up
N find place in which to die two thousand
miles away.
Since We broke up a keepin' house, they've
carted us around, "a. ...y .sst
nm now. ii seems, home for us on earth can
not be found; 80
ASSURE as this old face of mine can ne,er look
ypane again, Ss ssF Is u q
% sure well never more return to trouble
John and Jane. ls =. .l5w e.
rasysssa ~ .e teas g stranger land o'es anun-
That Mary, in her Western home, may bear
the heavy load.
It hn't to be wondered at. that my eyes are
filed with tears,
erthat my form is bending down with more
~ than weight of years.
didn't think twould come to this-l didn't
mean it should .....
sandRss. gs.l HE Y you home though made
No bread is sweet when eatin' it mid bitter
ness and strife:
Few cares to fill with peace and love an old
mans closing life.
Now, DER a long. untraveled road, we seek a
stranger land
The old home circle broken up at cruel Times
command;
now than when
Our heads wore not the silver locks of three
score years and ten. -' ~'e-'
Since we broke up 9 keeping house we've led
Ins put the blame upon her man, and john
Ns upon his wife. e
IAey think not OF their infancy-of all those
When might and day we toiled for them and
t~s wiped their flowing tears.
We leave Bebfhd is al the Bee Scenes n of early
years, dear wife,
And alss1 y .sasssdf r Iifs fstA ssaP ysys WOW the
we've knsitin pssysr.a 1t III w
But, good wife, we will never leave the God
that metius there. .sa-s E af {t
eSasn sn ses saese e sges ssss are growin DIM stn
The precious truth, in Gods own Word, that
children all should heed;
Honor thy father saith the Lord" thy
mother honor, too, 81 = s--..'
Then sfalt thou live long in the land that
God has given you.' ,,I $500
Our latest days will dawn ere long-our Jour
ney's end is nigh
We're going West to Mary's home, we're going
West to die: 49, HE Ag@ - :
Then Hewho sees the sparrowfall, who counts
the ocean sands,
VIII take US TO our better house-the house
notmade With haads.S - r. ~
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.NUMBER9 22'l. TIw


before, owing her eleven dollars, and
the fattery didn't soften line in her
face. She askedn he could give local
references go ~~~-x
= why, maaana. how can Ip'' he re- II
piled. Il am stranger here. l came
here to transact about $50, 900 worth of
business with one of The banks, secure
plans for new block on Woodlandc
Avenue and perhaps set my, son-in-laws, 4,
up in the wholesale dry-goods trade,
but several days must necessarily elapse s
before any one will come to know me
for what ann" srnlIs sgs4sJ shaGAi6
y "Our rule is to reqrSre References,
she said as she noticed his six-days-old %
paper collar and almost buttonless vest,
bg = Madam,"3 he replied, AS he backed
down the steps. g l. am both surprised
and grieved. 1 had intended, before
leaving your house, to give you set Of ~
silverware which the Governorlof Con-
necticut presented me last Christmas.
but your hesitancy shows that you sus-sIl
pect me. Suspicion is something that
touches me in a tender spot. am nowJ
forced to go to a tirst-class hotel and
the silver will probably 60 the cook.
Alden, suspecting woman!" SO afG9I bal
Maybe she feels bad over it and may
be she doesn't. She probably doesn't
if she heard him ask boy he met on.
the corner if there was penny restauH
rant in Detroit. Free Press. "a ,,I&....
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A Dangerous Disease.

h Speaking OF famateur g nigger minstre @s'S
shows" Peck's Sun says: THAT is one
of the periods in a! boy life that he isl
obliged to pass through and no amount 4 =,
OF vaccination can prevent it. Some
hare it lighter than others and only 5hl
give show in the barn, consisting Of n
performances on the trapeze and charg- ava
ing an admission of three pins or q piece sls
of old iron. The malady sets in soon
after the boy has given up his consuming fos
ambition to become stage driver, and, 10
just before he begins to poultice his up . d,
per lip with fertilizers During theaV
periods s0f fnegro-minstrelsy boys requirer
great care, as il, is really the turning
point in their lives, and parents must s's ,
exercise caution If a boy can be safelyssl,
guided through siege of negro-min-
strelsy and brought out Of it all right he ~
wilLgrow ups to be q useful citizen and no,
there will be honors in store for him.
But If It strikes in and gets HI the eSsys.J -
, tenn 90 that affects. the gbraintke prob-ysit,
ability is he will never know anything,
and the next heard Of him he win besJH
travelling with q circus, peddling jew-a,,,
elry or selling scissors-sharpeDers or
medicine on the street corners, by the lJ5
flare of torch or getting up mining ~
company out West. How many fami-
lies, who had built the efondest hopes, 9F9
have been bereaved of some noble boy .s =,
just as he was budding into glorious
manhood" iS8 aFf@Ffi' 1902
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A Tramp Who Has it Down Fine.

There is tramp who haunts the east
end of Galveston who has got it down
fine. He has reduced it to perfect sys-
tenn. He has his regular customers SO
to speak. He knocked at the door of a
house. The owner came out. As socr
as he saw the tramp he said: So Now,
look here; last week gave you nickel
to stay away for ten days and here you
are back again. ''s'aThe. tramp pat his
hand to his fereheadF and Hwasg lost in
thought for several minutes. Then he
said: " You are tight. Colonel Your
regular assessment is mott due yet forsa b
week. When | get back to my count
ing-room I'll pay off my head book
keeperand discharge him. HE hasneg-
leeted to give you the. proper credit on
the ledger -. /. Well, go on now ;
/" All right, Colonel; this is not pro-
fessional call; it is only complimentary
No extra charef,r 1T twas a Galveston
tramp, too, who grumbled when he was
asked to take dime out OF quarter
He said that the year previous he had
been cut fifty dollars by losses in making
change. III.
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PUNGENT, PARAGRAPHS.

- The good that men do, lives after
,them-until the lawyers can break the
will. Detroit Free Press. e ea Vj iss
= Ladies have the right to bare arms;
and they must also be furnished with a
good supply Of powder.-N @. Plea
y't'ae:ase seaE1Gai = lsal 4.s.3 1al y
- The man who went on a FOOLS err
rand was probably performing one of
his own commissions.-Boston Trans
script. ,.,. ~. ,-+c., !.
- Why is Hymen always represented
as bearing astorcha Boston Post. Be-
cause only Gght-headed people think of
marriage. Haren Register. 1T .
= A story IN an exchange says: A.The
boy stood with bated breath, waiting
for his father.'' Had his mouth full
of fish worms, we guess Pbiludelphsa
Item. ala ~ ....,..,r.,. s.. -,
= The girl who, overcome by her emo
tions while reading one of Marion Ev-
ans novels, burst into flood of tears,
was mopped up by her mother and
wrung out into the sink. -Graphic. ''' 4
Many persons who rake through
another's character with fne-tooth
comb, to discover a fault, could find one
with less trouble by going over their
own Character, with a horse-rake.-
! W7atteltaH Times. - ''''"' A~h -
), "A writer on poultry raising says:
Fowls must have ample range to do
well.' Give them range of the kitchen
and dining-roomi and a chance at the
garden and the. flowers beds, without
I" shoos' at them, and they viii do
splendidly.-N9 0sPcdy,t,se. lsslg 3tas
-Said Angelina, suddenly breaking
the oppressive silence, ''Don't you feel
afraid Of the army worms, Theodore,
that are coming. SO rapidly this. ,wayi''
The question was such strange one
that Theodore's surprise caused him to
look tight at Angelina for the FIRST time
I'm his life. Why did she ask that, he
wanted to know. go, nothing" she
replied as she .toyed with her FAM only
the papers say they eat every green
thing wherever they &c" boston
Transcript ''' - '''''<5
-"Gem'len, in closin' dis meetin','
said Brother. Gardner, as he nodded to
the triangle sounder, "dar am some
few things dat it am well to ar in
mind. De cowcumber wasn't made to
eat widout peelin', and de harvest-ap-
pie contains more deviltry to de squar'
rod dan all odder fruits in de land. Be
moderate in your eatin', sensible in
what you drink an doan' 'spect dat de
Lawd kin porshun you out jist de kind
of weather you want an leab de crumbs
to your naybursa'-Detroit Free Press.