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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17

.CHAPTER XXXIII-THE MAN OF THE PERIOD.
There is in human nature injustice toward
those who do wrong, those who are the sinners and
agents of woe in tins world, which balances good
deal OF the of wickodness. There are plenty
of wicked persons who flourish like the green bo =
tree and receive to all appearance no rccompense
Tor their evil ways. But on the other hand when
. mar fails to conduct himsel as lie ought to do
tiai motives-from, as often happens. an overween-
ing regard for the worlds Opinion-that world
repays him pltllessly with contempt and neglect
end makes no allowance for all the pangs which lac
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Remarkable Exhibit.

The report Of the inaugural executive CON-
mittee presents the details OF 9 success with
out preced, TT In the line OF Inauguration de-
nonstTatfon5. The affair was SO handsome,
complete aud satisfactory in all It's features az
to have FL cited words Of praise from every part
OF the country; and the only question has been
where the money was TO come from to pay for
a display ara entertainment carried out uo0n
a scale of such magntfcence aud effectiveness.
But the financial and executive management
OF the affair has been so admirable that the
committee are able to report the agreeable
fact that IL lieu OF making IA assessment
TO supply deficiencies. every dollar Sub
ScTibtd viii &c returned; the receipts from
other sources having been sufficient to meet
all expenses. 10 going over the items OF dis
buTsement. which the committee have very
properly given In detail. We find none OF the
expenditures for wine dinners. hack hire, and
other ''sUT dries" that managers and commit
tees usually feel themselves entitled to IN
du!ge In. ar d hich help TO swell the aggregate
outlay so enormously. The afair fortunately
was cOLEd 10 thorough business men. citi-
Zens OF public spirit enough to grudge nothing
in the way OF expenditure calculated to make
credtable display. but who from the start were
determined that there should be no loose man
agement or waste OF money, and that not a
dollar should be expended that could not b.
accounted for By proper voucher. While
credit is due TO a great number OF gentlemen
for untiring and capable work. IL Is not invid-
ious TO name Mr. John W. Thompson. chair
man OF the executive committee and Col. ii.
T.. CoTbin as the two men whose executive
ability Was especially instrumental in making
The inauguTari0n celebration great SUCCESS.
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ganhOIcsome Wafer.

TIE increasing mortality IL New York an
Brooklyn for year or more past and the con-
tlnutd presence Of infectious diseases, nave
been discussed b. The press. the citizens aud by
the boards CT health. but nothing seems to
have been accom- IlShed in the way OF 'InprOv-
ing TIE sanitary condition OF those cities.
Some medical authorities concluded that i'm
perfect dTGiGage created diseases and death.
The New FORK Academy OF Medicine after
giving the subject due consideration have ar
rived at the opinion that the ''foul water
supply" OF the city IS chiefly responsible for
the unhealthy condition OF the METROPOLIS.
The Tater, 50 say the academy, upon examina-
ton showed the presence OF quantities OF dead
tish and Cthef decaying matter absolutely
poisonous 10 those drinking It. This subject
OF Impure water is one that should Interest
other cities besides New York. Thousands OF
people ia Washington use the water OF the
public pumps and, recently, 1t was discovered
that sewer had been opened almost into one
OF the wells. In the northeastern part OF the
city tie water from some OF these wells has an
offensive taste and SMELL especially after it
stands awhile. Several wells that are reS0rted
to daily by hundreds OF persons are located
near the old Tioer creek seventeen enough
for the water 20 become fmpregnated from the
Nth OF the sewer. One of these wells IS
within a few feet OF a low marshy dat, that is
used for dumping all sorts OF refuse.
thorough rc-inspection OF all the wells this
spring Is In order.
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IYrsilanii (Nichl Conmerciai.l

'Psges and volumes OF fauces don't count With
me- one iota," said chr reporter to h'ms~if. as he
strolled along on the watch for an lem; facts
full Juicy facts are what tie readers OF our paper
must have ard what shall furnish them to-day"
HeetiI 2, at that moment, Mr. II Dimick. Che n
ist they entered into conversation and the 'man
of the quill" had coon noted the foll,win Yes,
said Mr. Dimick have heard Of that vslnah Die rem
edy, St.Jscobs Oil used it in my family for Sca ic
Rheumatism, and found It he most valuable REM
edy for that disease ever compounded, producing,
1t did. immediate re!i5f in the case of my
daughter. after tlisteraS and all other RENE lies
had failed. have followed manufacturing drugs
and chemicals for thirty years, and have tried
the wnole msteria NEEDLES for the above with
out finding the equa; of the st. Jacobs
OIL recon- mend Il for Gout and all diseases
of the Joints aud limbs and it has done
wonders, never Disappointing anybody. Let
none despair while they cal procure this wonder
ful article. | might a'sO adj, tlat it has proved
serviceable for animals az well as for Stop
pIDg in at mr.. Carl sieFnu1ds. corner Congress
snd Washington streets thai gentlein an renarEe
My daushter hsi suffered from Raeunati I'm to
such an extent mat 1t crippled her, rendering her
unable to walk at all. We CO. sIltel many physI-
clans and used al kiI " ruei zines b It in vain.
1t last We deci8ed TO try h St JAG Ibs Oh and
wonderful remedy effected ths rap lest re5nlta
1t cured my daughter aEi The little ri is now
vel and stroi sesigg AR, Fra k smith, III.
druggist lie IL formed by Mr.. s., that st.
Jacobs OIL was telling RAPIDLY; it seemed to al
Fertise itseIf ore safe u.tsE in6nrng many more;
in fact. nothing else il his store selling Ell a.
to it. Mr.. FIe1. Ing. am. Of the Pio Gaec '1R
store, jolaed Substantially n the same strong en-
dorsement Of the popularity OK st JAG 1bs Oil.
Juch facts, plain and iaoontroveTtib'e are always
In order and are coLYiL cling. and it gv,s no
small pleasure to add on" eHdOrserue OF the art
icle which has accomplished u-h resu Is under
eyes.
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the oig2n OF thu SOCi2!-dtm0cratS IN london
Is called the Freileif and Ia its issue Of Satur-
Cay II contained editorials rejoicing ct the
assassination or tue Car OF Russia. copy
or the FTttbeu fen into the hapts OF Prince
L0banCn, the Russian ambassador, In Lon lon,
and when lie read the articles exutlng in the
sudden taking CT or his royal master ha be
came properly indignant He waited upon
Earl Granville. foreign secretary. and with a
lot some way by which the scanda.oI5 publ
cation could be suppressed and It's publishers
punished lie was frankly Informed tdlt there
was DO legal way OF gratifying his Il sire in
LONDON, OF In Great Britain; that the British
Government could not interfere with the Tree
dom CT The press. even for the sake OF a dead
Car. THIS no doubt, was difficult for the
Russian Prince TO comprehend Wtat he
asked would have been accomplished with the
greatest ease In Russia But II the Prince has
the intelligence TO think the matter over
seriously, TO ask himself a few dueStIonS In
the way or comparison between Great Britain
and Russia he might arrive at some conclusions
which, II impressed upon his new master
would. possibly, aid him IN his now difficult
and dangerous task or governing Russia The
free press OF Great Britain Yields It's oOundless
influence I'm behalf OF law and order Perhaps
II freedom were permitted 20 the Russian press
IL might become q most potent factor 10 bring
ing peace, quiet and order 10 that distracted
Country.
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IL Is The fashion Just now TO gusl over Car
We Twin not De forgotten, however, tn1- a
LIS "reminiscences, lately published, he uses tlI5
language:
Tue Commodore WILKES who boar lei the
ITtnt SOM years ago. and almost Involved u
IN war with GanSeeland during that beautiful
Nigger agony or civil war OF theirs"
Mr.. Seward, We believe 1t was, who once satd
that no man who spelled negro WIFE two =
could ever be elected President OF this United
States The IDEA might be carried further. and
the assertion made with equal force that 40
man who spells the word as Mr.. Carlyle spelled
IL. or VITO would write In the spirit OF the SEN
tence quoted above, could be truly great man.
1t goes far 10 justify the charge that he was
more OF q sneerer aud smarter than anything
else.
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a long Extra Session.

There Is reason 10 believe that an extra seq
ston or the 18th Congress has been virtually
determined upon. Members OF Congress. both
republicans aid democrats, who have male
recent inquiry On the subject at the White
House all Ssree that the call for the session
viii be issued az an early day. Some of them
speak OF a short session." but the situation
and surroundings all point TO very long sas-
sion. The first legislation undertaken will. no
DOUBT, be 2 fUl1ing bill The republicans Will
probably report a bill Substantially the sane
IS The vetoed measure, except that the fifth
section VIII be omitted The democrats with a
minority almost equal In numbers to the ma
3ority Will insist upon Inserting the Old nth
section, ard then.the fight will begin. There
are democrats elected TO the next House who
do not approve that fifth section, as there are
republicans who 90 endorse Il; but the funding
bill will be made party question next time.
Each party Will determine its policy in
caucus, and With the opposing sides 50 nearly
even 10 struggling will be allowed. The demo-
Gratis believe that the veto OF the funding bill
because or its section in relation TO the ma
uonal banks has given them an Issue that can
be made 20 count, especially In the west; there
fore they Will stand more firmly Oy that section
In the next Congress than they did In the last
suppose the contest over the funding bill set
tied. the next step OF the republicans will be to
send investigating committees into the south
ern states 20 look after alleged frauds In COZ
gTessional elections. This will meet with re-
sistanee, according 10 the statements OF the
democratic members now In Washington, coz
sequently the session VIII be likely TO extend
through several months. during which time
perhaps something may be done towards the
immediate Improvement OF the POlom4 &c fat.
ana The increase OF the water supply. SHOULD
fflear to-
will be able to get realizing sense OF tue uuI
sance from the fostering flats during the hot
weather, AID @'5O Of the inccnyeuiences OF a
water famine during the heated term
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THE Star once IA connected with the Teiefh0u5
SIchango. Advertisements. orders for the paper
oy mail scc Otherwise news. or any iatoru.5ti0r Or
business be sert day or pight, free Of ohz-Ee.
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LADIES GOODS.
EoIl THE LADIES.

\ NFW METHOD 81 WHO LADIES Ds
IHkIh OWN STAMPING.
This method, though new. hiss attsined q world
ul1e fSfne sLd II sCkuo eitdgcd IL be the IN per
Zee Iie and eNped ttous manner Of Traciug
ltslsI s for all kinds 81 Embrode-y
l2clee 10y tracing upcn their own material viii
find Il M - less eNpeI sivs than purchasir., ready
ire ced srtc e.. ANY one with taste for designing
csn form beautiful groups 10y cutting and afranS,
ire Flowers, Sc from various patterns
Wholesale and Retail Depot,
1910 9Th street northwest.
q. Ii. SCHOFIELD. AGKSr
r A fun assortment Of Hamburg Edsius and
Insertions. Torchon Lace Swiss. Irish aud other
Trimmings. Xephyrs. Germantown aud other
Noo's slso. large stock of aossamer Rubber
E!o'hiIG, caesrer than Any other Store in the city
Ever. earn eft guaranteed. msrlp
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NEW STOCK
GHR. IsUPPEHV,

(HR. IsUPPEaT.
Nos, 4O3 and 4O5 Tan st, NJ
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY chill
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY
the cheapest for Beauty. Comfort and Durability
in the market
ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES. CROQUET
AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYOLBs
FELOCIPhDES, WAGONS.
n \. ROLLER SKATES tau numbers) At Prices
" SUN tIIe IliIles- maSg
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS srs
~ known IS the best, 50 is JUSTHB old stanG
SSOQEp-HASD CLOTHING can be cold at r.
!: ect&bIs prices. Address or call ct JUSTR'S old
northsest, or Branch etore. No. zO8 9th st.. be.
i~eeH u sud ste: northwes b. B.-Nots by n al
prnmpty ettended to. fSnl9
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ITPHOLsTERERa. DEALERS. AND REPAIR
- Eks, call for prices Pc foratsd and Elias
&c Chalr lotions ard facts. Any size Elastic.
mario 3m
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TBkEs, SEEDS, FLOWERS. &C.
An immnnse stock OF all kinds OF FRUIT TREES.
Ita1 cards and dwarfs 80.
SINS u fruits Craps, OurraLts. Gooseberries sstS
Strawberries. &c ~
Eyergreens, Shade Tree, ornamental Trees Rosas
&C ; New and Rave fIInts BEDDING p .nts IL,
Galoen : eeds, pure sud geLuine; fleWer Seefs
Lew, rare and beaurlful.
Cut Flowers. Bouquets, Designs for funerals A.,
12O acres IL Trees lS Green houses
Everything In the Nursery Lne-Plauts Seeds
AID FlOweTs-at l0WsSt rates.
JOIN SAUL.
m1rI6 6teO' 821 ssh ST.. opp. Patent .Ithca
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PERSONAL.

John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as
~ to the possibility people, with abstracts OF
leDe on real estate 50G 10th st. ". Offics hours
to 10 a u tot and to 10 p. NJ. oct11 6n-
MADAM ROSS. the long est ablshed. re- liable
w Olaf voy and astrologst gives better salts.
faction in ali affairs of life than any one in the pro-
isssion tells the past present aud future destiny;
ElSes ADVICE and assistance on sll matters spper-
tanins to business. love and matrimony ALL IN
IRoUBLE CALL. satisfaction given or pay.
northwest ans
M H. Al BURGER. successor to 1 P. LIBBEY,
49,. Wstet I'll, maker and Jeweier. has removed to
store, opposite U. g. p. O. sep18
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NIANrt1-A clerk IL one of the departing is
W with ife desir. permanent Il h il a
private fa,Ii Ter mode te Addr' s. = T..
Star ofllce, ktat Il L q s.u1
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sBINlS DANCING ACADEMY
~ r. street. between 9th and ;sth n. w.
he Last Quarter of TIE Seasol VIII com neuca
ioESDAf, March %. 1851. his pein9 tn ore
Wishing to take part n quested 10 lola Ie lass
on tue above day at 80 D. IN. Tna-I5 81
ff0R HEADACHE USE SATTANS' pIIJ.a
Il for Dllousness use Sattsns' Pills
For Sosuveness use Nattans' Pills.
For Neurslg1a use Na.taDs' Pills
Home made, they are always freeh
Peasant but thorough Ia their action.
ARTHUR NATTANss PHAHMAOIST
mario lath and and I'd and cts northwest
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VA VT Ito rent 'w5 r three Uk I1HED
W Rpt Nj in no III Test-rn y. { of Tia i y
References exchanged. Address b TX II Star Of
fee
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Va ANTED-1o purchase ali kinds OF PUBLIC
v LAND SCRIP highest cash price. CHARLES
U. BROWN. Attorney at-5aw, 1873 q etrset north
west Box 49, tan3-3n
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WAhTFD--By April lst or 18th. six seven
w rOOm HOUSE, modern im ptOYemenJ be
tween 9TH. l4th, Il i sta. uorti west: two IN
fan lily; will pay $50 per month; first refer
enCes Addrtss, giving partilu arr, j H. NJ, star
office. mlr2I-2t-
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EDUCATIONAL.

H,HE ARCHER INSTITUTE
II WASHINGTON, n. O.
For Circulars address Mrs NJ. Il. ARCHER. l4J0
Mass achusetts avenue. Washington, Do. janls
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w NTkD-Two or three & >sistant MALE COOKS |
W at LtDIOit hi tng bCOass - + st 81
brirg resonE!e dations as TO ability AID hon
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NAANTtD-Ir mediately, L4pY'S MAID,
w " lite )white al d CO. ored women ) .RVANTS
Bring references Families furnished s-rv .utS
" Lice sed agency" 92G street northwest. G.
f PhIGh & ca l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-19

All these favorable circumstances
conspire to make the prospects for
the fair most propitious, and this fall
there should be greater number Of
exhibitors. entering a greater variety
OF articles, of better quality than
have ever been displayed in any o.
the fairs given undsr the auspices Of
the Deseret Agricultural and Manu-
featuring Society in the many years
of its existence. The gentlemen COM
posing this organization have labored
bard and long to make the exhibi.
tions success, and for all their years
OF labor have never realized, neither
for themselves nor for the society, one
dollar-that which has been taken in
having been paid cut. It ia about
time that some Roadway should be
made; that the society should be able
to realize trihe at each exhibition,
so that, in the course Of time, grounds
for fair purposes may be secured and
permanent buildinge be erected.
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A CARD.

Certain persons presuming to speak for
'TPe Saloon Keepers Union" ~ are
surreptitiously accusing me of having
done soma "deed without NAME" which
ID their estimation has assumed terrible
proportions. When, how, and where,
and os what it consists no one knows, at
least 1t so appears, as none of them is
able 10 tell.
Taking the ground that any one who
knows anything can tell something about
it, l therefore extend an invitation to the
Union or any OF its friends to tell it
ALL" II they can show anything dis
honorable in my course. sincerely beg
Of them that they will not spare NY
feelings.
Should the papers hesitate to print such
statements IS you may desire to make,
please send your manuscript to me over
your own signatures, snd I will have it
published at regular advertising rates.
Now. let me hear from you, or by your
silence give confirmation to Whist q gen.
orally conceded, that you have nothing
to say. Start your photograph if there
is anything in it. I'll stay with you.
Respectfully,
GEORGE A. MEEARs.
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer.
Opposite Postoffice, Salt Lake City,
P. o. Box 672. Utah, q. S. a.
June 18th, 1881,
P. S.-My stock of Ales. Wines,
Liquors and Cigars is the best in this re-
gion, az Thousands of my Jew, Gentle
and Mormon patrons can testify. Every
thing exactly as represented. II people
1J11LSf drink thoU sbould mao MIRO unadI1l-
terated liquors such az are sold at the
Business Sample Room. and thus even in
their intoxication possess their reason.
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LII q A L
BLANKS,

THE FOLLOWING LINE OF
L BLANKS has been compiled with
the greatest care and with the advice OK
he leading members of the legal frater-
10 conform strictly to the law in every
particular, and parties using these
Blanks will fnd them to be the best ever
ased in this Territory:
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AYERS CHERRY PEGT0RAL
For Diseases of the Throat and
Latn1s, sHeh GsI Coughs, Colds,
WhOopisa1 Cough, Bronchitis.
asthma and CONSUMPTION.

It has been known to the public about forty
years, by long continued series Of marvel
ous cures, that have won for it a confidence
IN its virtues, never eQualed by any other
medicine. It still makes the most effectual
cures OF Coughs, Colds, Consumption, that can
be made by medical skill Indeed, the CHER
RY PICTORIAL has really robbed these DANCE
rous diseases Of their terrors to great ex-
tent, and given feeling Of immunity from
their painful effects, that Is well founded, il
the remedy be taken ia season. Every family
should have it in their closet for the ready
and prompt relief OF its members. Sickness,
suffering, and even life is saved by this time
" defence. The prudent should not neglect
It, and the wise will not. Keep It by you for
the protection it affords by its early use In
sudden attacks.
PREPARED By
DR. J. @. AVER 81 Co..
LOWELL, MASS,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS
% IN MEDICINE.
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COOLING DRINKS J.!
AT
THE OCCIDENTAL.

All Visitors to the city should call at
the Occidental and try Auer s. Murphy's
Celebrated Nectar Lemonades. Nectar
Punches and other Delicious Summer
Beverages. Their facilities are un-
surpassed and the Occidental still retains
the prestage which has made it famous.
They make q speciality Of keeping on
hand Bottled Wines and Liquors at very
reasonable prices, and are sole agents for
the university Cigars, the best in the
Land" AUER s. MURPHY,
Propr's.
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IT IS said that experience is the
only certain teacher; bat in this
enlightened age it is about as impo-
tent as anything could be. 1t would
seem sc though the absolute certainty
that s'continustion OF certain course
or practice must result n death,
would have the effect of making
people cautious and reflective; but it
does not. Unless the the great terror
is ever wildly present, all the expert
ence since the creation OF the earth
or mans advent upon it, generally
proves insufficient to deter the ma
iority Of beings from doing
just what they please. whether that
which pleases them is injurious or
not. In the case OF children and
their government, 10 this particularly
80. Since the 4th of July, less than
two weeks. in the city of Broo klyn
alone, seventeen cases OF lockjaW
have occurred among children from
injuries received by the use of toy
pistols. OF these, a number OF the
cases have already proven fatal, and
others are certain to do so. How
many have been Injured in sight or
limb, SO that they will Gerry the evils
through life, or how many have re-
ceived such hurts that, while they
may live, death would be preferable,
it is impossible to estimate. II ex-
perience is the great instructor sll
are so ready to give her credit for
being. why then is it that she does
not teach people to prevent the manu-
fscture Of these implements of child |
ish torture and destruction, By re-
fusing to purchase them for children.
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
THE DAILY HERALD Is pubhshed

TUESDAY MORNING, July 10, 1881.
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TIE CONTENTS of the HERALD thi:
morning are as follows:
IgT PAGE Primaries - --latest Tele
grams.
Cd PAGE-News from Albany, Etc.
3D. PAGE-General Telegraphic News.
zTH PAGE-Editorials-Hotel Arrivals
9TH PAeE-Telegraphic News.
9Th PAGE-Telegrams - Items About
Guittesu, Etc.
9TH PAGE-NewS from the White House
and Other Telegraphic Items.
9Th PAGE-A Calsmity-Sunday Ser
vices-Funersl Progrsmme-IIocAl
Items,
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PREsID ENT GARFIELD is happy. He
Was allowed to partsks of bis long
wished for roast beef on Sunday. Thai
settles the recovery question; death is
Wo:sted. for when roast beef comes to
the front death takes a back seat
Roast beef forever!
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Certificates of Deposit Issued Payable On
Demand.
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MAUD S." Gid not beat her best
time on Saturday last. She made
three starts, broke several times, and
went under the wire in 2.15. She
runs again a. Chicago on Saturday,
against her beat record.