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The Tariff Tramps

NEw IoEH, October 3.-The tariff com.
mission to-day heard number of persons,
one OF whom, George W. Dean, Of New
York, advocated q new section of the tariff
law authorizing the secretary OF the treas.
ury to increase the import duties one.sixth
whenever the imports of any one year cx-
ceeded fve.siyths of the value OF the ex.
ports for the same year; this step to bc
taken without waiting for congressional no.
tion.
William Is6.rs Lymen, representing the
urn Oh "A, \. Law * brothers, importers Of
va YEA, raw. silk. hemp ard iu,e, sugar and
tbe lu,"' SNndx,, read sn argument AGAINST >.
On iute, He assVmed It to be ~,
,,Nnon sense oil the people fhai
The tariff should be simpli'iej an'
| relieved ofal unnecessary taxation. an,
| that the tariff commission nust desire :,
hear arguments In regard to tllc speeial ar
ticles taxed. He, therefore. asked TO nre
sent the facts in regard 10 Manila, sisa
hemp, jute and jute butts, Jute paid
duty oil Sl5a ton and jute butts of 81 a tor
| The annual import of jute was about u, ,OO
bales and OF jute butts 10000 bales tn
product TO the revenue on both article
was somewhat less than S5ooO1,
lie believed that there were n
vested interests that could properl
demand q tax on these two sorts Of ray
fibre. A cry came, however, from Louis
ana newspapers that iute could be raise
there as . valuable crop. Hehadheard thu
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AT BROWNSVILLE AND VICINITY.

Al hNONNNNll.LE AND VICINITY.
BROWNSVILLE, October 3.-No deaths OF
new cases of fever reported within the past
twenty-tour hours in this city. The hos.
pital isempty. One new case is reported at
Fort Brown, About one hundred are re.
ported si& with fever inside the Gordon, in.
cludng Brownsville and Matamoras. Near.
ly all, however are convalcsccnt. The
troops at Camp Ytrria continue healthy
The fever Is about over at Point Isabel,
DR., Martinez reports from Mier that there
are about 500 sick, with an average death
rate of ten daily. Monterey letters received
dated the @tth ultimo, say nothing of tho
fever there, The people are clalnorous at
! not receiving their mails. The relief com
mittee are about toeclosc their labors
Weather hot.
rnf SITUATION At PENSACOLA.
WASHINGTON October 3.-Reports re-
oeiNed at the national board of health sn,
/ there were 2G new cases OF yellow fever ant
o deaths at Pensacola yesterday.
A SUMMARY.
NEw ORLEANS, October 3.-The Plea
yune's Pensacola special reports % new
cases and five deaths. Grand total of case
since the epidemic commenced, $50; deaths
", fraction less than 10 per cent.
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Denton
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
DENTON, October 3.--District court took
upthis morning the case of the State against
Bright Pickett, charged with the murder Of
-- Williams, nj Roanoke in this county Ii
is isexpected this case will consume the bal
ance OF the week. The indictments have
heen ,quashed in the case of the State vs.. T,
W, Daugherty. In these cases A. w. Now
lin; OF Dallas, occupied the bench as special
Judge.
Colonel W. J.. Crawford, Major Kearby,
General W, l., Cabcll, Edward S. Gray
esq, and others of the Dallas bar have been
in attendance on court this week.
Mails have been irregular for some days
past, caused by washout ON the Missouri
Pacific railway. All the local streams have
been bank full.
The Denton street force is out, and max
ing valuable improvements on our hereto
fore badly neglected streets.
The marriage aidmania has NJ last strucl
! our town.
Engine company No. will give ball al
the opera-housc In this city, which 4
expected TO he n recherche affair, as tn
ball is for the benefit OF the fire depart
ment, and many of our best citizens vii
lend their influence towards making Il
success.
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Political Points.
AccErrEp--pscllNrD,

NEW YonK, october 3.-Judge Folgcr has
accepted the nomination for governor Of
New York. A. 7. Hepburn, republican
nominee for congressman at large, has de-.
clined the nomination.
4 now iN CAMP.
MopilE, ALA, October Sat q republi.
can club meeting last night, In connection
with the congressional canvass In this dis.
trict, General James w. Burk, United
States collector of the port OF Mobile, was
assaulted by Allen Alexander, a negro re.
publican politician of the same society.
General Burk was severely injured.
nENoAiNArEp.
Nrw ORLEANS, October 3.--The demo.
cratic convention Of the "a district, at Car.
rollton, this afternoon, nominated John
Ellis for congress by acclamaiion.
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Grimes and Casualties

sulCluEp.
WIlNiNGroN, DEL. October 3.-Last
evening an Englishman, giving the name
q John Nelson, was arrested for drunken
ness' Upon being arragncd he informed
the mayor that he was not as drunk as he
might seem to be, but that he had taken
poison. No crcdence was given to this dec.
laration' and he was locked up. This
morning he was found dead in his cell.
Nothlng has been learned OF his antecedents.
DIDN'T WORN.
UTICA. n. \. October 3,--patrick C..
Laily, y desperate prisoner in Fonda iall,
SCI lireto the ceiling Of his cell early this
'nornlng, hoping to escape in consequence
Of the confusion. lie became frightened
however, and gave the alarm, in which the
other prisoners joined and all were I'M
Shackled and removed. Both the iail and
sherlll's residence We're destroyed
THE rAELoRs.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October 3.--The
county court to-day increased the reward
lor The Taylor brothers, who murdered
sheriff Cate and his chief deputy two weeks
ago, to $500, which makes the total re.
ward now offered $4,000, The state will in.
'AVnsV ite IeWdTu. Inc men are Thought
to be hiding in the mountains, seventy.
/ iiye miles north OF this city.
ANOTHER MISPLACED SWITCH.
HUTCHINSON, KAs October 3.-Yhe light
nlns express train which left here for the
west at 6:20 o'clock Sunday night ran into
| passenger train No. 6, Mt Salem switch sta
tion, nine miles distant. No. q was on
side track, waiting for the express to pass
but the switch being misplaced, the expires,
train ran into il, completely demolishinl
both engines and both baggage.cars th,
switch being turned by green brakeman
VINO disappeared Immediately after the col
nsion, but three hours after gave himself up
Nheen the engines met there was q terribl
crash and both engineers, ilremen and bag
gage men We're buried in / he wreck. whicI
soon ign.ted from the engine fires. Tn
bodies OF those buried in the wreck wcr
taken out scarcely recognizable. A roa,
carpenter named Shaeicr, who was in TIN
baggage car and received serious injuries
has since died, making six victims of th
accident All of the victims except on
reside here and were very much respected
WENT To VIEW THE COMET.
| STANFORD, CONN, October 3.-lt is now
stated that DIR. W. IL. Strowbrdre, VIII
was found dead in a building yesterday, ie
rom the top, whore he had gone to vie,
the comet
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\ Wealthy and Respected ScOtehmau,
Living Near san Antonio, Stays
His Elder Brother In
Selt-DefenSc.
y Negro Also Rillsa Brother Sene-
gamhian In the Vicinity of
Honey Grove.
Tie Higher COurtS Con,euiug at w
ler-A NewSy Miscellany from
the Capital.
eun-tane Goes of at Houston. With
Usual Results.
\ Peripatetic Female Takes In CAL
weston.
ANA other Interesting Specials.
\ Peripatetic Female Takes In CAL
weston.
Specials,

Galveston.
Special TO the Herald
1ALVEsToN, October 3,-The British
steamship Flos sailed to-day with CARGO
OF t8,SO2 bales of cotton.
\ young and rather pretty woman ar.
rived in the city Sunday, and registered ot
the Washington hotel as Alice Stoo,,weu
she paid visit 10 the London Novo,,,,
theatre, subsequently, claimed nssistorco y,
the Masons and also made n similar anil
cGtioh TO sporting men, as She said hcr,,so
ol ther proverbial generosity. She was
thkeh 70 the Office of the chief of uo,ice
Mhere she stated her home to be Ieadyille
Wuers her iather, who was n ramblcr was
kuIed hlne or ten years ago. Al big dootb
she adopted the stage as a profession mo,
spear, manager of Callender's minslroIs
~ Dalias, and was induced bv him 10
accompany hlm to Galveston, wbere she
reBlstered at the Girardin house with him
rs Mrs Spear. Some misunderstspding
arlsing between them, she was abandoned
'',a wi'mout money or friends, She left this
morning for her home in Colorado ''''N
News of tbe death of Mr.. ID. McCo,eh ot
Cold Springs, Mississippi, a few dnvs since a.
whlther he had gone In tho win ctrast ~
recuperate his health, Is received here with
sorrow Dy his many friends, Mr.. McCoieh
was, without doubt, one of the most briIl'
iant journalists of the south, but his ox.
treluely delicate health for number of
years past mad compelled him TO abandon
almost entirely his literary pursuits
cotton quotations First two grades not
WI sales, 2,057. 'N'''p''' -
steady sales, roo bales. 0'''O'
RiaIs Uncle Toms Cabin has bcen nre.
sented here three times with marked suc.
cess, drawing the largest houses Of The sea.
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Austin
speclal to lhe Nernll.

Npt'lhI 10 VIC Herald
AUSTIN, October 3,--The following char
tors were filed to-day Rising Sons of
Honor of Houston Merchants opera.
house, of Waco, capital SG,OoO Excelsior
Marriage association, of Dallas, Sam Hous.
ton Marriage union, of Sherman.
The attorney general, in an opinion IN.
day, decides that county clerk should de.
ilanu at the time OF registering mortgage
only the fees for registering, and not the
zee lor cancellation, as he NAV never he
called upon to render that service
The capitol board to day appointed w
J. McLaurin, architect, to superintend the
construction Of the temporary capitol,
Inc executive committee of the board Of
regents to-day approved u charge for Al. 907
Tor work done on the university builiiro
Ihe county collector to-day paid owe Ia
The city S2,G3S, half of the school INN, dne
Tor the current year, or the $1,000 due
lhe county outside of the city, S3,lGi were
The Tom Green brigade viii have a re-
union IN this city on the 18th,
IL lsrnmored here that Ex-Governor Upb
oard has consented 10 be an indepcndent
Candidate Tor congress from his district.
seventy'tve thousand dollars were paid
INTO the treasury to-day for 10000 acres q
tue public domain in Baylor county.
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notas extensive as usual, though they we're
very creditable.
~, The great event OF the day was the races.
rae 9ne,mile trotting race IN harness was
wen by Major kretz's horse Tribune
The seeondrace OF one.mile dash l.ily en-
,,rred Baltic, Brown entered John Claiborne.
Won by Baltic. Time; i4oi,-yood time
considering the heavy condition OF The
4, For the halfmile races, the three best in
nSe, The entries were Ratchellor entered
JlM britton, colors white aud blue. Lilly
entered Ruiner, colors white. orange and
oi9e Brown entered Queen Esther; eolors
red ana white, Queen Esther won In three
srMght heats. Time 81, ASl and So seconds,
nm III hritton was distanced on the frs. heat,
me weather is very dry and the grounds
are disagrecably dusty.
a Grand ballis being given az the opera
honse by the young gentlemen 10 the yisN.
ing ladies' tonight, splendid band dis,
courses hne music and everybody is happy,
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Special 10 the Herald.
WANAHAcmE, October 3.-The sooial
event OF the season occurred to-day, beiug
the marriage OF Mr., William II. Allen, a
prominent attorney olrerrell, and Miss Sid.
ney Penn, one of our most beautiful aud
accomplished young ladies'. The ceremony
took place ntho Methodist church, and WAS
witnessed by large concourse of friends
ana relatives guests from various cities aud
towns IN the state being present. The
church was handsomely decorated, and an
elegant reception ut the residence of the
brides parents followed theOeremony. The
bridal party left for Terrell on the evening
Tram, accompanied by the best wishes OF i
host of friends.
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Suit. Against the Texa, Trunk

CO. Slaughter filed suit W.. che Texas
Trunk railway in the district court ycster.
day, on q claim against the road purchased
by him of ]. ~ Vanston, for work done,
who was formerly right-ofway agent Of tho
road, praying for judgment for t2,Sl7.57.
Ut. Vanston also filed suit against the
road, praying for 81, ,i2o, his salary ~ right
of.wsy agent ofthc road.
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Honey Grove,
Special to the Herald.

HONEY GROVE October ga difficulty
occurred near town between two negroes
last night, which ended in one of them LII.
ing the other, No arrest.
OurSheriif arrested man on the east.
bound passenger train who is supposed to
have stolen a horse from Mr.. ,iilmer, Of
this place
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SAN Antonio.
Special To the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, October 3,--lnioymation
was received to-day of another killing,
James and Adam Wilson, two wealthy
seoIchmen' moth mon OF family, residing at
F,rio Water.hole sixty miles west Of this
Guy, quarrelled, and Adam, the younger
brother, shot James fatally. The report
was received Win great surprise, as both
men were regarded as quiet gentbMcn.
James was drunk, and in tit OF violence
assaulted Adam, who shot James. Adam
was acquitted by n jury of inquest ON the
ground OF selfdeiensc.
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Houston.
Special TO tho Herald.

HousroN, October 3.-Deputy County
Tax Collector Charles scarrega was knocked
down last night by highway robbers and
his watch and money taken.
A gun-cane went OIL yesterday IN tho
hands OF q man IN liith ward, and shot his
The cotton market closed steady and IN.
changed sales. i,Sl7 bales; receipts, ESQ,
gross 3,3i5. not
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Birmingham's boom
ANOTHER FURNACE.

NNUIHEN TVNNAIE,
BIBnlSGHAM, ALA, October "a com.
pany of Iowa capitalists, with 100000
capital are here for the purpose of build.
ing another iron blast furnace. This makes
total OF $3,6j0,0OO invested in the manu-.
iacture Of pig iron in the birmingham nis.
trict.
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Tyler


/ Special to the Herald
VrLrF, October 3,--rhe commission Of
appeals organized to-day, u iull court being
present, About forty cases are on the
| docket.
The supreme court and court Of appeals
will organize tomorrow.
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Marshall


Special 10 the Herald.
MARSHALL, October The sixth annual
fair OF the Harrison County Fair assocla.
tion opened this morning under very favor.
able circumstances. The displays In the
ladies' and agricultural departments were
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Hon James q. Blaine

PoBrsNouTH, N. H., October 3.-iIon.
James G. Blaine, who is at York Beach,
was reported to be very i'll yesterday and
the day before, but was more comfortable
last night.
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Washington News Items

WAsmNGToN, october 1t is estimated
at the post-otllce department that there will
be u surplus Of about s2,000,000 in the ap.
propriations made for the star.ro,,te service
during the last fiscal year.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMs.
Marine

NEW foBE, October 2.-Arrived; General
N,erder, Anchora, Arrived out Wcst.
Phaiie, Eli1a' outcn, lomewaTd; Saama,
Darien,
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DAYTON, o., October 3.-Somo 90 c,,,.
men and general laborcrs in the conl nina.
and IRON furnaces at Wellstcn, Jackson
Soin.y iy suuSk 'n,s motnlh",, closing the
IN .,,,'cs % %entifesy; me cause o, The strike Is
.ne reiusal Oh thv operate scs TO pay the same
MI TTiSses A as ~ sqs'.oh, t, cents more per day.
~ ne an n'a,.er WIZ oe eferred to committee
W. " IVY vpWvle.ois pW I'D five miners, bu. II Is
to the demar Tpis cn,s OF ~ an 1vs ~ "..vuo ,'
of the Jacf .nn w. connty co.i tra5o @ ~ SSeomm,y,
''V'" w about sixty cars.
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Labor Troubles.
THE MAINE snoEMAKEn.

THE MAINE sHoBMAKERs.
BlppEroRp, ME., October Indications
now are that the shoe factories will slowly
resume work. The new companys men
have agreed to 20 to work tomorrow, the
work being somewhat changed, enabling
the men to earn about per cent IN ore than
formerly 'N '""i'
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
S06 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS

on Our First Floor offering complete line
@ LIndseys, Fhnnes Repellents Blankets Beached and
CS CVMn Santon Fannels, Bleached and Brown Domescs
lotion Plads, Chevots, Hickory Stripes, Prints etc
Nm Our Second Floor offering as complete line
Noaons Hosiery, Gents Furnishing oods, Cashmere
ad @ Specially suited to Western rade) our Custom
'Ue overalls, etc, as ever offered in this market
Cn Our Third Floor offering the most complete
% aoi Mems, Boys and Chillrens Hats, comprising + B
Son G and Hurst Sons Hats. gotten up especially for
H., S1w Boy trade, also Ladies' and Misses Trimmed
MISSES and Chdrens Sailor Hats Trunks Vaises ar
'sr offered by u.s. 0''''' etc
sss We earnestly solicit an inspection of our Stoc
RESPECTFULLY,
3lANKENSH|P { BLAKE
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LoNDoN, October i,--rhe war office has
arranged that three battalions of infantry
shall remain as a garrison at Alexandria.
Besides these forces, the eth Dragoon
Guards, the 10Th Hussars aud five batteries
OF artillery Will be estationed in various parts
of the country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

Ike unsuspecting presences, ana WI
cannot tell how we did it. ., cold, colu
hearts are they that can tell why tney
do things, and set down their reasons IN
numerical order! Be mine the iiie
whose reason is swallowed uP1n higner
reason, which / have come to know py
the mysterious name, inspiration
Joseph Parker.
Reformation IL q good thing. lt Is
often the first step toward conversion.
But convention made without the
cost of prayer, or the trouble OF ehqrch-
going, or the Intervention of the Holy
Ghost, is a trecherous bottom 10 puiiu
on. 1t Is risky thing to try to cast
out the demons of drunkenness anu
lust and ayarice in our own strength.
But let no man despair. Jesus Is mlghty
to cast out and mighty to save.
As to the relative Importance OF Home
and Foreign Mission work IT. Is SUM
Gent to say: "This ought We to have
done. and not leave the other undone
All The world Is the field OF. the church.
and the Masters imperative urgent,
$50 yew is still laundering through
the ages, rebuking the sloth and : weak
ness of the disciples, and melting the
most heroic devotion and effort for the
salvatien of the world.-EodR. Mes.
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HUMOROUS.
A LA OSCAR WILDE.

n LA OoSAh NALbE-
A little boy with a baseball hat
(sore is the Joint of the left hand thumoD>
A stone he SHES at brindie cat hA
(But the voice of the sobblng sea Is Dumb
For thee. nv love, will my strong right arm
THoarse is the man with liver pad,l
PIoW up the stumps in western farm
And solid I'll get with your grizzled dad.l
O, the red red rose Is red, you bet!
Autumn is:coming, my sweet, my sweet"
Maud T. will trot in two seven yet
va my Exchange.
Spots on the son-slipper marks.
An exchange calls tack on clair
seat 'harbinger of spring."
Perhaps negroes engage in the white
washing business in obedience TO the
golden rule.
A little boy, proud of his new jacket,
informed his sister that he was SIX
button kid.
Nothing but pure politeness makes a
bald-headed man lift his hat on meet
ing with a young lady.
A yacht is more like a Christian
than the average man. She can stand
on tack without swearing.
"What comes after To" asked a teach
er of pupil who was learning the al
phabet. He received the ba"lldering
reply, "You do-to'see Liza!
Old lady Ito druggist)-"-Are you
quite sure this is carbonate of sOda-not
arsenic?" Druggest-"Quite, mann;
try it, and judge for yourself"-[The
Judge.
Not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS minister
"Don't you know it's wicked to catch
fish on the Sabbath" Small boy (not
having had q raise all the morning:)
"Who's catching fish,"
Salvation: Station master, to suspi.
looking lady (aged) who has just
entered a premiere-class compartment:
care you first class ma'amb" Aged
lady-"Yes, thank you; how are you,
sir?"-London Life.
Highly intelligent darling: "The
robbers can't steal my mammals ear
rings, cause papa's hidden them" In.
terested lady visitor. ''Is that so, dear!
WHY, where has he put them, I Won
der?" Theard him say he's put them
up the spout, and expects they will stay
there."-[ Anon.
Little Freddie was undergoing the
disagreeable operation of having his
hair combed by his mother, and he
grumbled at the vancouver. "Why,
Freddie" said mamma. "you ought not
to make such fuss and cry when my
hair is combed.n "Yes," replied the
youthfu party, !'but your hair amt
hitched to your head.
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well enough to be taken out. Poor
thing! she drew her last breath nc
more than fifty yards up the hill from
the mouth OF the cave; while her pa.
rents land her sweetheart, too, for all
know-were coming on the cars to take
her home.n
allow did the patients live, how
pass the time? But hold, Mat! remain
Just that way moment"
Here, reader, sit down on this piece
of granite for little spell, and take
full round gaze at the old guide.
For not many times more will increas-
ing age permit him to look up into a
visitors face as now he looks up into
yours, with half his own face in the
murky light of the torch and half in
the midnight darkness Of the cave be-
yond, but infinitely many times more,
let W. hope, in the shadowless shrine OF
celestial torch. Seyenty-two years
old is be-you might have known it
from his hair-the whitest thing down
here besides the aIbaster on the roof.
ADO YOU notice his eyes?p Long resi-
Ciencd in darkness has swollen to the
band of white their pupils, until now
his eyes, by reason OF the depth thus
made, reminded one Of nothing else so
much as the gloomy caverns that have
wrought the change. From boyhood
he has dwelt apart from the upper
world, from city, from field, from fami-
ly associations, from sunlight, rom
moonlight, from starlight. Morning,
noon and evening.
ALI. TO HIM HAVE BEEN BUT DEAD OF
NIGHT.
Across the threshold of his lungs, into
the inner sanctuary of his being, for al
most lifetime, has passed and repassed
an atmosphere laden with no trace of
ought save the mineral in its ORR
gin; an atmosphere brushed with no
foliage of trees, imprinted by no bark
of dog or neigh of horse or crow of
barn.yard fowl, bearing not once on its
wings the fragrance of the dew. No
matter how far he stroll among his
subterranean pathways, follower will
catch his eye, no space of sky smile on
his head! Silence, since boyhood, has
drummed his ears. Darkness has re-
called his sight-darkness which stran-
giles light darkness which has robbed
the fishes that swim in Echo river OF
even q place. for eyes. Wonderful Old
man! Aye, surely life such as yours
is worth the telling.
"Matt, you need not say how the
conservatives passed their time. |
know how you pass yours. But before
you take the lunch from the basket
tell me how to describe Mammoth cave
in sentence"
"Oh, you can say lisa pretty good
hole in the groundW