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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Coles Beard will sell you a barrel of -four
from q up to any price you want 1-2t
California Patent Flour, direct from Saers-
nento, for sale al Coles & Boards lat
The FLORIDAS lem Box" at Bottoms
Seaside Library, is literally patronized
-Hyou want to dress in the latest style. pur-
eh1se at ". R. Wilson's. soft
ALI Linen Towels, at 10 cents, at WE
Wilson's 20
An Linen Handkerchefs, at 81 cents, at W.
K Wilson's 50
Victoria Lawns, at 124 cents. at W. R VIII
sons go
Beautiful Figured Lawns, at cents, at W.
R Wilson's 50
-Pekin FoulArds, at 10 cents. at W. R VIII
sons 81
-Buntings NEW shades) at Is cents, at W. R.
Wilson's 50
japanese PArasols, a, Is cents, at W. R
Wilson's 80
Beautiful Bosiery, at Is cents, at W R. WI
sons 81
Mosquito Nets, at so cents, al W. r VIII
soma 81
-Freting, tossing, wakeful children relieved
BY DR. Mofet's Teethina Teething Powders.) S
You can't eat euough'in week to last you
a.yeSr, and you can't advertise ON that plan
either. Ard
Kew J. 7. Allison. pastor elect of the Pres
byteriau Church, will be formerly installed next
Sunday.
Coles Beard have just received another
Dafrei oil doubled refined cOtton-seed Oh for cook
ing purposes 19t
The st1ekholders Of tie 7sIlaha.sse Hotel
SompAny viii hold another business meeting On
the 10Th of Nay
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MASONIC.

~ Regular meetings of JACKSON LODGE
q. are held the arst and third Mondays in each
"a At o'clock p. n.
Boz ". Il. MCINTOSH, Sserstay.
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Coles d Beasds headquarters for aO1r. They
keep five different Patent Flours, besides lower
grades. 19t
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- II ~
Since the hck hss bscpus,s .saperaIly known
that . sssames yin run sbstwssn ST Marks and
ApsssAie6ls dusing ne sdusniier. tourAinx at
CazF4belIe and s. Tefesa. o. peesls IF Middle
Flsssda ere tuvnjsg sAeir afsensisn 20 t. Teresa
n ea Janes 1slaads II sks -6alf e Mexico, and
abbak M -ass snileS sosikwesE ct TAlIahaesee.
A nanpsf a. TlsaaklaV ssAns alsaAdy have neat
cottags t6erss Fhie 16keEs VII kana asore this
se,e& - wsl@fa llas .lppl4 hs,sl aecommO-
dakioas will b psosidsd kr quite number Of
VISITORS Il b . healthy and dsiiehsfhi place to
speed De su9mer seasou !. TIE leca1Ion beauiifhl
and aesnsU efssd. the lAeilitins ~ saltwater
bahlss szcsiIsnt, wniIs al tn salToundings
tsads 10 makesk ea4 af "a Doss desirable and
ieesassaical a. rssurtG Il b egg a. acceM, and
sAose who eons7eEnie these win - wen known
- each othes, thus making Il virtually and In
Gssg Aome EssorE xlef ft
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--nsa nswsn. a 06x
snada
ca - ~ ~ - thaE dy.-Nsnsssls -
akGmsna We fattss sseTuRW~
SOLID via "a lsvut Two & d C. hk =
"Flor3i CtwG Dss b cunains. blusysd.
r9 1issls darling. e the inAss sE-Aw
spak" ~ ~ IN than two ysan Cd, and Tie
6ther h tAssM vsharszlih oW7~ ~ e.
sorTowssnnd-ll, ~. x,i IN go, AnIe
may sO@e day Be " dashing young widow"
IN. Lively hes placed ia positio6 ~ leaala
" New Era soda apparatus enprlied Win Q hse3
improved patent coeaer, which b aeknowIsdged
BY "a 49, o hfpdbce Sshe nsl Aisid soda
WaAr 4 ny TsfsnFssssd Hshas e. slpplied
himself with Matthews Sseel SsamlsnaN onnsain,
and indeed has left nothing uDAoae = thswsfsF
stock. delightful fruit syrups. ste, - = % give
his customers the most pure, cold and delight
hly davpred soda yater;ssd otlles lAxorite sum
aeSBesersss Ma hate ser yet ben ai1psnsed
in our city Of hIIlA 81
Josiah Twine and Alex. Ryan are both COL
ored, and were employed In Mr.. Carpenters
store RyAn's supper was seat 70 the store Last
Saturday night, and while it was setting on the
counter Irvine was seen 70 put Something into
Ryan's tea, which aroused suspicion ct once.
The tea was taken to W. r Rawls drug sssre.
where it was analysed by Mr.. schrader, and
fOund to contain poison, and Irvine was turned
OYER 20 sherif Moseley. Yesterday he was ar
raigned before Squire West, waived examina-
ton, and, falling to give bond in the sum of
$1,000 for appearance 81 the Circuit Court, was
committeddo jail.
-AbJaf4ve oieioeh Saturday afternoon uui,e
q serious accident occurred on the corner of Ad-
ans and Jefferson streetA Meass. John and May
FerEell, Of Wakslla county. got into their buggy
At q j. Mnnro's store preparatory TO starting
for home. In driving OF the horse made sud
den turn to one side. upsetting the buggy, which
fell upon the occupants Mr.. May Terrell was
only slightly brussd. bat Mn JGhs Fssren was
very seriously injured; In fact, ID was thought
for time that he was dead. DR.. Randolph was
called and bled him, and be was removed to the
City 4@A1 Hherehe received proper attention,
and yesterday he WIS sbie TO be taken hUme.
944psW qeue8 I'd cssump.i.a,
Cure is sold BY Us on guarantees. Sold by NJ.
Lively. feow
FOR LAME BACK, Side or Chest use sbt-
loh's Porous Plaster Price Is cents. Sold by
N. Lively. reow
-CRoUP.EH6OPfNace COUGH aud Brop.
chitis Immediately relieved by shlOhs Cure.
Sold By n Lively. (eow
THAT HACKING COUGH can be 50
quickly cured by shIloh's Cure We guaran-
tee it Sold by IL. Lively % Feow
-SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable bv
that terrible cough Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you Sold by N. biveH. e. Y rIeow
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver CoupaAiptf NiloRs Vhalzefl is ausran-
teec 10 cure you. Sold by N. Lively. [eow
TAKKH CURED. health and sweet
breath secqssd By shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price s0csnEs Naaal Injector fee Sold bys
M Livery. [eow
ta,- S3Hi1lLOHS VITALIZER 10 what you need
sof Constpatien, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents Pa bottle Sold by Il Lively. IeOw
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u The WEEKLY FLonDLAH may be hund
on sale at Belton's News Stasd. in the West
cot Block -
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Record of temperature at Tallahassee, Flori-
d., Gor the past week.
fObservHfions taken BY ". A. RAWIA DnExfst and
PhRrmacfaf
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4. q. q. r.

~ Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No. g.
- held every Tesddy ESesiAg. their Lodge Roou n
o'clock All Brothers in rood standing are invited to
attend. -, AcDABW . FISH, N ~
r. Regular meetings Of AUCILLA ENcAArP-
rTTT No / held the 1rst and third 7zssSE9p E1s-
asos Of each month, At their Lodge Room, 1t Oeloek
an Patrarchs in good standing invited TO athena
JOHN McD0UGALL, c. p.
EM McISTosH. SR, SrrsDe
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7 Now that good times ars agAia upoa N. 4 b
ycrtA remembering that 10 one can enjoy the
pis.sansess surrouadsng n ID I'D healEA. There
are hundrsds Of miserable people going abost 10
day with disordered stomaeA, liver o. kidneyA
when bottle Of Parker's Ginsef Tauic woald
do them more gsod than all The medicines they
have ever tried
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n. B. Parties buying Ice Tickets win please bear
in mind that they are not good at the lee House,
they must be taken to the front part Of the store
and erchGzged No money allowed to be taken -
the Ice House Ice House will be closed At p Il,
after which ez4Tg charge sc2l De made
TALLAHASSEE. Aprfl 2f-4H
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TALLAHASSEE. FLA, April Is, 1882.
nnInR-I on nGrrrnr ma
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Xxx Wis., hss recslped = sedend stock of
~ nstilul, Mkse Ps Eaxs 50
MyOu wankS nee, 4onr fxdy. nsssas dur

9~ AseH las Iec04u 4SecID0 8tOck Of
AatAatflulJ ~ p law 50
HyDu wankS nee, your iSdy' ~ Is dur
hgrhe rrrzenf nzaf1r,, % ID Stilsou'a.
6Ou
Please. dear mamma. 90 with me tow r
Wilson's fo-uoriOE and Get my Spring OUTFIT"
"a Soft
The first question, oar Tallahassee ladies ask
spOn meeting is. Have you been to W. R va
sou'sr' AH
Why send away fer what you need, when
yea can be better suited, and as cheap, at W. r
Wilson'S "a
Eggs are greatly improved in warm weather
y letting them remain in cold water some time
eeiore using Them.
The heavy rain last Wednesday replenished
ne eisterns IN this city, and the present supply
water will last for some tire.
Is. -Shipments Of cabbage continae lively, come
ssAns are being shipped, and numerous esusign-
@en's Of potatoes are going forward
ii was = mean editor who placed over
ne door the sign Spring Poets Eair.sce" and
Asn ned mule At the head Of the stairs.
-HOsiery and Gloves in greal variety at ".
Z Wilson's. mn
"A good Cerses. an bone, for 90 esn,A At W.
"nsoHa 1sss' & 6o-H
ss.,-AAdieI and OhIldren's Gaa.e Uuderv-,,s n
~ R Wilson'a EAn
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- = A<88S 4h&44s !. sa-ss-ss.s -
ATLANTA, az. Jannxry II. 1850.
MssWs AHtraisDn a Bsws. 4 have ssassa your
Neuralgine. b0tA On mys1lf md On osa5afs, and
have found L 10 be AL thai isElaixae specific
tDg psnEAleia anAheAdaches Iseeammel Il 70 Q
saflering pabliasss szs6 K0arvsrrev,
-e ssAs aNt A3.RhANK aL-HAMRknsoH
HUTCa1seW O. BRa;s sRrupsiescxs Atlanta,
Georgia Sod By al DEuggisisr sss'sstssi TT
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s5s sss e% ssi8eW onaansD - sxo<
af 81 HEk HRAnra AKD 4m1f tsog
Depend more 80 tine fsealhfisy % ~ men
stFual fu1cti01e SAaB - eny ese61 eAus@ CON-
0iDed.' Al acldaT ora &e0lg 1e15A h1sslR inevi-
aahle resalt or11a8genent o4so fu1etzu8 which
mAles wesnsa what sbe 10 eeesy respsrs7and es-
pesin,iy in her messasssBd toailS cootatution.
HeDce, imfnedists relief lssm ssck dsean6emenis
is the only safeguard against wreck and ruin.
In al eases OF stoppage. dehsyss or 6t&f 4H BAR
tiles of the courses" Or. ]. Bradfefs F2Ehale
Regulator is the only sure remedy Il acts by
giving tanez11E1B AEDo0 centres, improving
the .h1nA nd leietpin difVklx.is the or
&C., tlionss If8A So rescrp-
800 $3.50 = = r. T. 3. use a. +.
Peeet Trial sizs, % sag; lAfse - $1-D,
Fdfsase BY aitdras Fn Il
10A n 1kRIEns
At the residence OF MI @ Boatwright. on the aEh
inst, by Squire Vest m y. n. AxDzEws to Ma
ELLA J. MAxvRz, IN 6fshis eounty.
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LADIES' psefar Kisrsaam Cologne becauDe they
and this lassing eousbIuaEiaa Of exquite per-
famss > dalighunl Bosslly.
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Me- Advertisements.

~ ORDERS from any soufcs, u1leas sreompa,
MED with the CASH win not be hIleA either from
the city, country, or adjoining tDwnA
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Mn W. a. BARRETT:
Dear Sir-I have taken your b. 81. p Or Dye
pepsia and Liver C0mplaink, and alkex having
used other Liver medicines, prunonnee Il the
best thing Of the kind have essf - In my
hmily. -
National Republican., 1882-12-19
EAST wAsUINGTON,

Profs. Birmingham q Galway's Monday
reunion took place last evening at Washington
hall Among the many fair maidens present
were noticed Misses Julia Darby, Emma Seals
Kate Darnall Ida Crown, Emma Smith,
Florence Lusby, Ida Lincoln, Anna Hobbs, the
Misses Grayson, Miss Geddings, and the Misses
Woodward.
The weekly session of the Capital division
of Good Temperance took place last evening at
Washington hall.
United Golden Cross of Temperance held a
meeting last evening at McCauley's hall.
The sports of East Washington are arranging
for dog and chicken fight to take place at
an early day.
A large number of men are engaged at work
on the new National park, known in former
days as reservation II. The old reservation
the play ground of our oldest inhabitants
will soon be turned into II beautiful park
A prominent East Washington business
man stated to n REPUBLICAN reporter last
evening that the outlook for brisk holiday
trade is very bright.
The East Washington letter carriers reports
exceptionally large mails, which will con-
tinue to be heavy until after Christmas.
National Republican., 1882-12-19
BRANCH OFFICES
OF
The National Republican.

For the accommodation Of the public, branch
offices have been established at prominent loca.
tions, whore at all times advertisements and sub
scrptions can be lo ut exactly the same cost ns at
the main office.
Wants, Rents, For SALE &C., &C., Of three lines
or less, inserted three times for 20 cents. All an
swcrs, when desired, will be delivered by special
messenger to the residence or Office of the adver.
tiser.
THE REPUBLICAN, intends to demonstrate that II
is the very best advertising medium In the Dis
trict and earnestly requests liberal patronage oi
its branch offices
National Republican., 1882-12-19
The Travel Club.

The "Travcl club" social organization
consisting of the ladies and gentlemen boarding
at Mrs. Lockwood and Rixford's, $40 Twelfth
street northwest, started on their first tour OF
the season last night by indulging in ramblc
in the wilds of Scandinavia. A series OF
papers, entertaining, instructive, and anus
ing, were read by the tourists, and afterward
a lively discussion was participated in. Last
winter this club did" Egypt, and derived
considerable instruction from their researches
in the land of the Pharoahs. While soiourn.
ing in the realms of the Erl King the mem
bers of the club will discourse on the Ian
guage, customs, literature, and characteristics
of the hardy Morse.
National Republican., 1882-12-19
SENATOR DAVID DAVIS.
His wonderful Faculty OF Keeping Sc
cret-A Case in Point.

HIS Wohuerau bncstlty OF hccpths Sc
cret-A Case in Point.
Washington correspondence Boston Tdreler.
To all the friends who call upon Senator Da-
vid Davis, hcmalcs the unvarying declaration
that this is his last winter in Washington. The
other day / heard an incident which well Illus
tratcs his faculty for keeping secret. In all
his career as supreme court justice where
questions of enormous values have been passed
on, has never word escaped the judge even
inadvertently, so as to give any one advance in
formation. Very adroit attempts have been
made in that direction. notably that by the late
Reverdy johnson. 1t was decision dayin the
supreme court. One ofthe justices began read
ing an opinion in case, the final decision of
which had an enormous effect upon the stock
market The Justice who read it was cele-
brated for his long opinions. He always re-
viewed the case exhaustively, before he would
even indicate the fual result The court
room was crowded when the reading began,
so great was the anxiety to learn the decision
Rcverdy Johnson, who had then large prac-
tice in the court, came up quietly to the rail
| in front of Judge Davis, and leaning over he
said, Judge, am obliged to go to Baltimore,
and in order to mako my train Shall be
obliged to leave at once, see that Justice
- is already reading the decision; 50
that there is no impropriety in my
asking you what the point is.n jus
tico Davis looked back very blandly
at Mr.. johnson and said, at will tako
over an hour for the real point of the de-
cision to be reached In that time you could,
if you wish, telegraph to a broker friend
in New York, and have greatly the advan-
tage of the public in any speculation you
might see fit to make. think you had better
miss your train and wait if you really wish to
know" Senator Davis is 6S years old. His
wealth is estimated at about four millions,
and all of his fortune has been made in real
estate. From the earliest period of his bus
iness life he has been very careful in all OF
his expenditures, investing his savings in
real estate, and it is said to-day that the only
stock he has ever owned in his life has been
an interest in the Bloomington National
bank.
National Republican., 1882-12-19
LINCOLN Post Concert.

ing promises to be one of the most attractive
that has been given this sseason. Mrs, McCar-
tee, Mrs. True, Messrs. Widney and Lillibrdge
are upon the programme, and the regulations
of these ladies and gentlemen are such that u
full audience should be present.
National Republican., 1882-12-19
.Ienersnn nIonnmrnt AssocIntion.

The meeting of the jefferson Monument
association was held in room No, 2, Corcoran
building last night and was well attended.
The constitution was read, and after long
debate, in which it was considerably revised,
was adopted
National Republican., 1882-12-19
nRANcu oFFICEs.

The following is list of the branch Offices in
Washington. Others will be added hereafter;
w. $. Roosc's News stands at the Arling-
ton Hotel, WiIinrd's Hotel, Metropolitan
Hotel, and National Hotel.
Rouso g. Queens News stand, st. James
Hotel.
Riggs House News Stand.
E,bbItt Iousc News stand.
American House News Stnnd.
w. u. ThOmpson's Drug Store.
G. II. Ficlslin'S Drug Store, Georgetown.
y. Bradley Adnms's Hook stores.
CIR. DuGour, Druggist, 1914 Fourteenth.
II. II, Ferguson, Druggist, corner second
and Pennsylvania avenue y. Il.
y. TS. Lewis, Druggist, corner Fourteenth
RndP.
G.. G.. G. simms, Druggist, corner Four
teenth and New York avenue.
w. r.. Scala, Druggist, 500 East Capitol.
The National Republican
Is for sale by the following nowsdealers;
WASHINGTON.
w. 8. Roose's News Stands at the Ariing-
ton Hotel, NVfllard's Hotel, Metropolitan
Hotel, and National Hotel.
Roose 81 Queens News stand, st. james
Hotel.
Riggs House News Stand.
EIlDitt House News stand.
American House News stand.
A. BrcntanO & Co., Eleventh and Penn
syIyalIia avenue.
j. Bradley Adams's Book stores.
J.. Clements, NewstIealcr, Ninth street.
g. w. Joyce, Stationery Store. l7Os PENN
sylvnnia avenue N. w.
J. ID. Free, Book store, 1913 Pennsylyn-
mia avenue, corner Fourteenth.
r.. A. FIJI, Stationery, New York avenue,
near Fifteenth.
Il. R. MorcOc, Cigars and Stationery,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Twelfth.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond-C. Il. Johnston, 9Is Main
street.
NVimchestcr-E. II. Harmer.
TAarrisonburg--R. Il. sullivan e. Co.
Danville-J. Ii. Coppridge.
CharIottesyiEIe-N.S s. Hirsll.
NEW YORK CITY.
Brentnno Bros, 3 linton Square.
Fifth Avenue Hotel News stand.
Gilscy House News Stand.
CHICAGO.
Palmer House News Stand.
| sherman House News Stand.
fremont House News Stand.
BALTIMORE.
| CarrolIton Hotel News Stand.
Eutay House News Stand.
| RnrnuYn,s Hotel News Stand.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-03-04

The average American house has at
ieas' tour apartments. Now, since the
place I" learn people Is in their home.
We Will pay You a visit in your homes
to night, and don't You be in any way
disconnected if We hnd things little dis
ordered The first of these apartments
into winch We are likely to be admitted
Is the rarlor. This is kept and furr ish
cd for the pubic eye and the arrange
ments are not put there for utility cs-
pecially, but for the public eve. and II
they are gilded. or in any way handsome.
they are paced In = conspicuous place
THUS the furniture of the parlor NAV be
mere dead property. The parlor is "A
representation Of our social l,fe. and II
has heel to be set in order. Things
Seem to ne nicely arranged, and ar. about
as they ought to be in appearance. BIZ,
suppose the furniture had ear, AMI ton
CUES. could II not then tell some mar.
velous stories, and unfold tales of gossip
All. there Is neel of inspection here. Let
us set ourselves to thinking about tiis
department Of our house.
The second apartment is the family
room. This is where We live and throw
of all restraint. Here is where love,
should shine Its the most sacred ploc,.
on earth. Is the family room, aud is more
hidden from the public eye than * tia,
parlor. In this domestic hfe is wrapped
up the nations hie. Ii things arc no,
right here there is little hope for the ma
tlpn. Notwithstanding all other appli
anccs OF the ministry, churches. colleges.
seminaries, &c, if things are not nil rigl.,
IN our domestic life the hope of the ma
ton Is at stake Is there no ruden.as
there to our own when We are pleasant to
others? When the husband comes home
weary from his days work, is he vel
coined with love, and when the wife is
tired from her days cares, does she re
celve consideration? Are there no late
hours to account for? Is there no inf
dellty, no pickering, no disseusion, no
| broken VOWS, no coldness? You know
something about my parlor, but you
don't know much about my family room.
The third is the dining room and
kitchen, the department of demand and
supply. and corresponds with our bust
ness life. Are yon ready for an insp.c.
ton OF books? Are there no false bal
ances, no false accounts.
The last place is the closet. a small
dark place. not intended for the public
eye good place to put things To get
them out Of the way and ont Of sight
1t is our inner, private. secret fe How
much is there that the husband never
tells the wife, nor the wife the husband
nor the child the parent place whcr..
everythings goes that You pever int. i'll
anybody TO know.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-03-04

Nearly all the rag and bone pickers,
in New York are Italians, men, women,
boys and girls. 4 reporter thus refers
to the matter:
II had the temeritv to go into a llv-
ing room Of company of Italians. 1t
was half fill of paper and rags and dirty
in the extreme. A clothing dealer who
does business IN building the upper
floors of which arc occupied by Italians,
described their mode of living. Some
times rs many as twenty live IN single
room, for which a rental of from 80 TO
IS a week is paid. They use no furni-
ture and sleep IN the rags. The sex S
are indiscrimlnately mixed, and clean
illness is disregardel entirely The
people are peaceful, but a great deal
worse IL th.lr habits than the Chin
ese,
As the reporter Went up the street he
saw an Italian bending over barrel in
front OF restaurant and stopped to
watch him. The man drew out With
his hook number Of steaming bones
and several pieces Of meat. which hc
carefully wrapped IN sheet Of paper,
doubtless with the intention Of taking
them home and eating them.
How will these people live in the
winter 2 the keeper OF market, was
asked
Il dent know how they live now,
was the response. Il suppose the make
living in the same nlys eriou. way il
| the winter.
/ The Chinese would live on what a
German would starye. The I.ahzn. il
turn. will live on what We man from
China would starve In New York .hs
average Italian can live on two cent. 8
day. He gets his roast beef out OF The
ash barrels, and keeps himself il Hava
IA .egars by picking up stumps in front
! of theatres, hotels and restaurants.