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Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
A Fine Display.

w. G. K. Colquhoun, druggist, corner
of Delaware avenue and DUPONT streets,
opened yesterday very fine line Of
holiday goods, consisting of celluloid
dressing cases, odor stands, bisque fig.
ures, fancy boxes Of writing paper, and
many other things usually found in
a first class drug store. Mr.. Colqu,
houn tells US that he has already done
a large business in this line, an judg'
ing from the large stock shown us he
will be able to supply the entire west
ern section of onr city with anything
in the line of presents for the hold ays.
Mr.. G. is an enterprising young busi-
ness man, and worthy o. the encourage
ment of the people in his section. Start
ing as he did two years ago he has built
up fine trade, and now has drug store
second TO none in the State. We
hope our young friends success may
COntiune,
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
Shot the Face.

Yesterday afternoon several sporh
men of this ty, among whom were
Reye Martin, Thomas b. Brison and
others, were gun ming about three miles
below New Castle, when Mr.. Martin
unfortunately shot Young FL ason, OF
the firm of j. T. Eliason & Bro, OF
New Castle. Mr.. Martin shot at bird
on the wing and shot Eliason in the
face. The wounded man was placed in
q wagon and conveyed to his home iu
New Castle, where Or. Elack was sum.
moped who found several shot in his
face and one eye badly injured. Dr.
Mckay was afterwards sent for to ex,
anime the injured mans eye.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
OmcoYs InstAlled.

On Thursday evening d &. M. John
A. Marsh installed the following officers
of Morning Star Lodge, No, 10, A. F.
and A. NJ, at Laurel;
W. NJ, Isaac Hood S. W, G. W,
Moore; j. W., WI. Sipple; Secretary,
Solomon J. Harper; Treasurer, Simon
Braun S, D., Daniel Crocket J. D.,
Andrew j. Conner T., Anthony
White: p, A. Cooper Chaplain, VIII
liam Sipple. A fine supper was after
ward served.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
Dots,

The pipes Of the new grain conveyor
between the A mill and the corn mills
of the William Lea & Sons Company
have been completed.
Front and Water streets from Market
to French were made very dsorderly
last night by crowds Of drunken men
and women, both white and colored.
Cross and Reynolds will give a
Thanksgiving Matinee on THURSDAY
afternoon at their dancing academy
in the Herdman Building and soires
at night.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
llheAn KlndllnR.

Take quart of tar and three pounds
of rosir, melt them, bring to a cooling
temperature, mix az much saw dust,
with a little charcoal added, as can be
worked in it. Spread out while hot on
board; when cold break it up into Jumps
the size of large hickory nut, and you
have, at a small expense, kindling en-
ouRh in the household for one year.
They will easily ignite from match
and burn with q strong blaze long en-
oug to kindle any wood that is hit to
hurn,
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
KujghVe Of the Eagle.

Now that four Castles of the Knights
of the Golden Eagle are organized and
in working order in this city it is ne.
csssary 70 form q Grand Castle for the
State. For the purpose of starting the
movement a meeting Of the Chiefs and
Post Chiefs will be held at 7.30 o'clock
this evening in the Smith building. It
/. probable that the Grand Castle will
te organized some .me in January.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
Death Of IN nfant.

Yesterday morning three months
old child named Melvina Gallup, died
suddenly at Its parents residence, No.
722 Robinson street. Al there had not
been physician In attendance the case
was investigated by Deputy Coroner
Palmer, who, after inqniriDg into all
the facts, gave a certificate Of death
from Inarasnlts.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
The Evidence

is easily discovered why j. T. Mullin &
Son, Sixth and Market, are selling 80
much clothing and doing such large
trade, AZ every person who looks at
their stock is surprised at the extent
and very low prices. Their stock of
overcoats is very large, and contains
some of the handsomest styles to be
found.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
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Hard on the OlfactOrles.

Residents in the neighborhood OF
Front and Union streets complain OF a
very loud smell of spoiled swill that
peryades the neighborhoot. The smell
has become 80 dense and loud that their
is general desire for visit from the
executive officers of the Board OF Health
especially on some warm afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
Death or Ed ward +. Newell.

Yesterday morning Edward Z. New
ell residing at Sixth and Adams streets,
died with consumption. The deceased
was caulker. and had been in the en-
ploy of the Harlan & HollingswOrth
Company ever since he was boy, and
was held in high esteem by his employ
eys and fellow workmen. He was a
member OF the Water Witch Fire Com
nanv
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
The Passing Regiment.

Tie treat at the Opera House for
Thanksgiving evening will be the play
Of "1he Passing Regiment" by Mr.
Augustus Daily's Company OF New
York. This play it is said is drawing
crowded houses wherover played. Matt
nee in the afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
The W oAlls OF.

Omoe Of the Chief Signal Offloe ,
Washington, November "a 10 a. m.
For the Middle Atlantic States :
Cloudy or foggy weather prevails in all
sections. Snow fell IN the Rocky
Mountains. Tomorrow promises to be
warmer and clearing.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

Our 5000 fur.triInmed dolmab is the
cheapest garment ever offered it is
elegantly made, richly trimmed and
perfect fitting. Tho sales in this
garment have baen unprecedented; 1t
Is pronounced by all, cheap. Pyle &
Lichtenstein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
Tho State Alliance At Work.

The New Castle County Executive
Committee of the State Temperance Al
lance is TO hold an important business
session in st. Paul's NJ f church, on
Monday evening next, at 80 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

WHAT
DO you need in the way OF
Clothing? Is it a suit or
part of one, or perhaps an
overcoat, or probably, luckily
for us, both. Whatever your
need is we are particularly
anxious that you should give
us the opportunity Of selling
them to you, and probably
for the same reason that
every other merchant has
that it is our business and we
desire to increase our trade
by every fair and honorable
way possible. We feel as
surcd that we can show you
a stock Of clothing for men
or boys which will come as
near your idea Of nice cloth
ing as it is possible to find.
Ovcrcoats command atten-
ton in such weather, and we
are fully prepared to show
as stylish and extensive a
stock Of Medium and Heavy
garments as can be
found. Boys and children
as we'll as men can be per-
fectly suited from our stock,
and we are determined to
place before our patrons
nothing but first class goods.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
Crosby Il B1ll'O

Is the place to buy ladies' and children's
garments. Their stock of Jackets, dol
mans, paletots, havelocks, ETC., Is large
and prices very low.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
MARRlAGES.

MCCULLOUGH the
2lst inst, at Chadd's Fsrd, Delaware %,
Pa, in the Brsndywine Baptist church, by
the Rev. ]. Wesley sullivan, Mr.. harry
Carpenter to Miss Annie Mccullough both
Of New Castle Co., Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
State Of the Thermometer
At the REPUBLICAN of{ico in the sha,'e.
I O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'cluns
so $50 58o

Fem & Co.'S Thermometer registered
yesterday, 60 degrees at 3 p. m., 60 at
8 6p. m., and SO at l0p. N.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
A.C.YATES&CO
Ledger Building, Chestnut and Sixth Stree"
PHILADELPHIA.

T8OD HOUSES FOR SALE-I or.
" fer for sale on ensy terms, viz: A
small cash payment and a moderate monthly
payment OF int, rost and on account Of prncl:.
pal, the following property: Bri,k nOuse.s
rooms and bath, 1915 Elm . rect, u, ,OOo; brlc..
house, 9 rooms and bath. si1e yard and from
porch, ~ Lincoln street, 81, 500; two franz
houses, Nos s and 10 Lincoln street, say
house, 8 rooms, No l4s Townsend street, "
400; four cottage frame houses. 8th street no ue'
tween Union and Lincoln streets. each " w.
GEURGE ". BUSH, French street wharf
h2l.1m
NOUNI,-A LhDY'S COAT WhsS
u found on the rond near stanton dep"r
which the own r can bnvs by proving Pr;
erty and paying tor this advertisement. WH'
ICHASDLER, stanton, lei. N'N
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
CUSTOM CLOTHING,

1t is encouraging to know
that we to-day employ more
hands on fine custom work
than ever before, and are kept
as busy as we can be getting
out our orders on time. This
is but a natural consequence,
as we at all times offer a
stock Of fine piece goods Of
Foreign and Domestic Man
ufacture which contains all
the novelties and stylish pat
terms of the season. Our
cutters and workmen are
thoroughly experienced and
able to uphold our reputa-
ton for good work. Try us
and we assure you that yor
shall not be the loser by any
transaction with US.
| J. I, MuNin & Son,
rAlLoRS, CLoTHIERS
/ Sixth and Market streets.
/ sp2em,w,r
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

"ELP W r NTEI--i CAPABAE Az AZ,
Ill reliable 70 sstadt white girl ior coySa IN
ing and general housewoik wanted a. ~ II,
Delaware avenue. Reference required. ~"
Wy ANTEn-A VI ALE TEACHER
w Sc1,0l District M. 50. Apply I'D xii
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Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15
SAVING THE SITUATION.

That's rather dull story Jim and besides you've
told it to at least dozen tunes before The SUBJ
stance Of it is you likely TO lose your place becas
the weakness and pain in back allow you to
be al your desk more than half the time The Company
has No other fault to ial with you but nu It have
man strong IN to attend to business That's the
situation, isn't IT."
You couldn't put it neater' s4d jim hut what's the
GZht the fix rn in but you dout hold can lie over
trouble with back. and I'm sold wit the Atlantic
Can yor, do that?'
OF collector the two had been lticlng together at
restaurant the City II i'll. New York-srd said:
No Jim I can't Wish to gracious could
You See. resumed IA paintively. I've been trying
everything card of for the last six months and now
both my courage and my pocketbook are in state of
collapse"
As the two clerks to leave the place
gentleman with keen LOOK and busness-like manner
VINO had heen dining ct the next table arose also and
having grasped his hat turned them and said
Young man, ard your talk cut intending
it. and l want to give You lift That weakness and
pain i'll back may result from any Of half dozen
but the is practically tn same Have you
STRAIGHT 20 tn nearest rug store and buy OF BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLAS rtRS tonight put
1t OH tn spot. You will feel bettr If YOU
not completely cured in few DAYS STR il of and
tee you'll stick to your stool for Wears vet"
Jun Rice followed that counsel and afterwards
complained Of his bac
sIl3ury Il Johnson Pharmaceutical Chemists, New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15
GALE UNDER A DECREE OF COURT

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b., virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the,
Passed il, the cause entitled james B. FdTnondsa
sgainst Margartt Kennedy ct al. No. g. 700 on the
tqy doekss OF sad court the UNDERSIGNED Trus-
Premises the following described Veal estate at the
times and upon the terms respectively as her.after
On THURSDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH 1899
at THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ all that piece or na,cai ~
land situated In the county Of Washington and known
ea track called Bailey's Purchase" and BEGINNING nj
stone at the southeast corne of S. Scaggs land and
corner OF lots II and b. il said subdivision and
49, thence north 81 SO erees east SIS Is percbe tn tho
main road: thence north Is degrees west III perbs
thence north 21 25 minutes west % perchesi thencs
north Is degrees perches to the line between t
IL and 49, thence with said DIVISION line IL nerchas -
the point of be inning The property near Benninps
brage ana the improvements consist OF small frame
on FRIDAY. DECEMBER TwENTY-FIRsT 1881
at FOuR O'CLOCK NJ, Lots lit, llS. 1I9 and loo in
proved by two-story Brick Feed Store " " '''i
IMMEpiAIELa 70 AFTER the sal Of the last-named
division of square 6.6 each lot fronting Oh feet on
near North Capitol str ct Lot 20 is improved by one
coal yard. eu ~
The Of sale az prescribed by said decree
ments at six twelve and eighteen months to be secrd
b the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest fn,n the
day OF sale and reserved lien the property sold or
all cash At the option Of the purchased The es
fauiting purchaser where there has been faire on IL
part 70 comply with the terms Of sale within ten dsys
the Evening Star newspaper. All conveysncine and IN
cording at the purchasers cost.
JOIN Sfi + aa iss 1.Sas'ia'ns. Trustees.
THos BOWLING. Auct :" -''1''s' dl,-dsa.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
7. COLDwEIL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

r T. COLDwEII. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES STE ss SALE OF BEs1RABLE ggIIpINs
BETwEEN EiGHTH AND Ninth STREETS:
EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH. BEIWEEN EAST
CAPIIs,L sThEET. BETwEEN E EIGHT lASp
NINTH STREEIS: EAST SIDE OF NINTH.
RHEETTTTHHES mp srkEEETs s WhfT SIDE
on WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH BETWEEN
NORTH ;, STREET. AND MASSACHUSETTS
ANENt NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trus. dated October 30 asH
a D. 1888 and recorded in Iiber No. 1851. folio S4
IFS ct seq che Of the land records for the District -
the premises the following descrbe real estate situate
Ill the city Of Washington District Columbia to wit:
on N SAITKDAI DIEcEMBER PIFTEENIH 1888 at
Two CD III square numbered nine hundred and sixteen
on SAME DAY. at -FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ Part of Lot
numbered one a and the whole of Lot numbered six
20 in square numbered nine hunered and nineteen
or SAME DAY at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ, Lot numbered SIX e.. in square numbered nine
hundred and thirty -eirht f9}o>
On MONDAY. DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH 1888 at
HALE PAST THREE O'CLOCK P NJ Lot numbered
nlnetesl tl9l IN square Lunbered nine hundred and
on SAME DAY. at FOUR oCLoCKP. NJ. Lots nurn-
deltd nine o. ten (lol eleven QE and twelve l2) in
square I'linbere ne hundred and sixy-ive $685.,
which subdivision will be exhibited at the time of sale
Terms: one-third IN cash and the balance in SIX
twslve eighteen and twenty-iour months. with in
terest at six Ter cent per annum. secured by
at option ofths purchase or - rnrchasers 4
post of $50 will be required at the time of sale on
each lot and al recording and conve ancine at the ex
pens. OF the purchaser or purchasers. Terms be
complied with in seven Gays otherwise the property
DANIEL orc. CALLAGHAN,
RANDALL HAGNER [ trustees
d'-d&ds No. 40 La ave. northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15

|ENHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
INTENDED 10 utterly ruin its business bat seems to
nave had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications received for $4,000 ins,lr
ance. Assessment No 10 Just collected. brought in
$4,000 he reserve fund exceeds SIOC coo which
Is being invested Ill Us. Bonds by tie trustee Cen
rai Trust Company Of New York The Association COM
ieed its third year i'll October and has already written
1880 certificates covering SO 600 insurance The
admission fee and years dues III advance are $50 on
*5uoU, ana $50 Oh $4,000. The annual dues for ex-
Ieses are 2for each ST COO of the certificate The as
sessnents for death claims are: at aye 25 81 on ac
TlUob OF the certificate ut % 81 "a A. GA age
90 S3o age 3D. 81 One fourth OF each assessment goes
mo te reserve fuAu 10 kIUtect the
lal seS and extra mortality. Come Insure Office
1909 street
nlI / \. KNIGHT. General Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15

This summer when my corn was two feet high
the lightning struck it. killing patch about 100
square feet In extent. 1t seemed to have killed
the ground, as neither weeds nor spear of grass
has grown On tt since. The ground looks dead.
aud believe 1t is. Occasionally these spots are
met with all over the prairies The people account
for them as buffalo tramps, where buffalo con-
gregstsd ID ny time and tramped until they
killed the soil, but from the above occurrence
account tor them as having been struck BY light
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers

1RtESTs ,E SALE S OF EA I IMPROVED REAL
STREET BETMEEN c STREET AND PENNSYL-
T1saSiA ANENDE OPPOSITE DISTRICT BUILD
lNtTS IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON d e.
By virtue of deed of trust dated or the 10th day ~
OF November. 1880 and recorded in Liber No 95S t:i
f?llo = OF the Land Records for District of Column A
ba ad at written request of the party secured we will
sell ct pTbe ansti3n IN front Of the premises TUES
DA4, DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH 1883 at FOITR
O'CLOCK all that lot of ground the City Of wash.
lst0n III the District OF Columbia known as part of lot
lu!nbe1et tWentyseven CD in reservation Numbered
ten l0) BEGINNING for the ~ street west dis
tant one hundred and thirtysix 13 feet south from
TIE northwest corner of said square. and running
teEce north seventeen and seventy hundredtf,s
GIL - iog .et; thence east fifty five 55 feet thence
te thence west fifty Ave (5) feet the place of be-
fln;ilg. This property is improved by a two-story
ami basement brick dwelling house. No. 225 ~ street
northwest - N>S'
Terms Of Sale One cash balance In eoual DAY.
ments in six IS, and twelve u2l months with interest
secured by deed OF trust on property sold cash al
option OF purchaser one hundred dollars required at
tEe OF srle all conveyanclng at of purchaser II
terms OF sale are not complied with week from
Gay OF sale the trustees the right resell at
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
BENJAMIN F. STEIGER,
CHARLES d. LlEBERMANN.S trustees.
oo-o&ds 1903 street northwest.
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J. 7. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.
TtHoMAs E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer

CHANCERY SALE OF FOUR DESIRABLE FRAME
SQUARE No 133 N
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the ~:
District OF Columbia passed the 9th day of rs;
April lss3 IN Equity cause number 8 396 I shall A
ontr Tor sale al public auction. MONDAY the SEW
ENIEENIH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1888. at FIVE
O'CLOCK M. in front OF the premises all those GER
tam Lots OF g0und IN the city Washington in said
District and known as Lots seyenty-six Co. seventy
seven {. - eight tS) and seventy nine (79 In
Maylews subdivision OF lots D. "A and % of CushiI9's
subdivision OF square numbered hundred and thir-
ty-turee 133) ~
Each lot is improved by two-story frame dwelling
ana mas front on Laurence street of 6 feet inches by
depth OF 100 feet to a lu-foot alley
Terms Of SALE: Onethird cash (of which $50 must be
pad oy the purchaser OF each lot the time of sae)
lTsltue III equal lnsalments twelve 2) and eipieen
90 months IRON day OF sale with interest or ali cash
III niton OF purchaser II the terms of sale not
'pll % "1th IN ten Gays the right is reserved
sell at the risk and cost of detaulting purchaser
d7-d&Cs HUGH L TACIfIkRT Ir,,staa
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneers.
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE.
FINE TRIPLE SILyER-PLATED WARE,
ROGERS. TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS. BkONZ2S AND ORNAMENTS,
BIZ ORDER TAUNTON SILVER-PLATE COMPANY
STORE CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Facing Pennsylvania avenue.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ELEVENTH.
AT TEN A. VI,
Pesumng at
TWO AND HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK P. NJ.
And continue from day to day until the entire stock
closed out.
The stock will include New and Beautiful Goods in
TlLaILG SETS. sALtE Frs. WAiTEks.
lolb Kris SI e Rr ms, e skk rs bAs-
'ASES. BUFFERS.
STRUTS. Ere. ETC
Also,
$50 DOZEN ROGERS,
And Other Celebrated Makes of
IVORY. PEARL WALRTS. CARVED HANDLE AND
sILELh-PLAT D KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS,
Ladies' CAltNERS. STEE4S, FISH
XIII rs ETC. ETC.
A Choice Ass rtment of
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONZIZS AND ORNAMENTS
The salesroom has been fitted up especially FOR the
tort Oh visitors. Chairs VIII he furnished ladies' who
are respectfully invited
The goods will be glaraneed in every respect as rep
Resented I'd our instructions most positive to Sc
the entire stock without reserve
packed. dIO-2w
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From the Cilcse5 tribune
why did you Gesert?'' asked the raDo-ter.
oluntly-
i have no hesitation in telling YOU was th.
reply We enlist for .litary service. and be-
Sides performing It We are PEELED u vvorN IS
la5orers- | could stand this. though. il it
wasn't for the treatment We receive in other
ways Will just give You an instance of our
oay routine duty. We generally arise about
clock aud clean up our quarters. Forty min
utes are @iven for grooming our horses. and
Then We Grill tor an hour and a half When
breakfast II over some 70 on guard while hcrs
&c fatigue work This consists of clean mo- OFF,
GERS quarters. choppiu- wood fur officers. haul
iLg Goa for officers and ourselves. WORKING in
the tches. aud building roads OF ploGInIug
folds
Is this compulsory"
IF We complain the guard house Is the Mace
for u. and Il W. 70 4 the hospital ten CHANCES
o. one We are told that nothing i The matter
with Us. and are sent away without ex,,Iana-
ton.
Don't YOU get some rest from your Iaborssr
'OnIy the favored ones are allowed 10 leave
RE fort. have been repeated. refused PEP
Mission to 20 away. while ct.rr> had almost a.
much liberty "a the officers.
We are matte 70 do REGULAR servants work i'm
TIE kitchen. continued the soldier. "a baflY
he-T" boss ~ u Al h-s WI Complain did ynu
cay /! vt &c BOT feIlsrn the worn 5u~i 10
SUIT hiU he u report u 20 the officers VINO VIII
MAKE u run eTrsl.iIs ana carry tne ~Iu:>
Is there not TOO much Iruk.u- Lu.nc on in
the army
We'll a poor fellow can't help sometimes
rtIt very seidom hen BE- Gets 2 cra0cs raI-fn,r
drop too much Bat We generally III. ,,.r for
1t. and are seEt 10 the Guard house IN officer
can indulge a Wuca a. re- peasrS and II tie be-
comes inJ0x Gated We have the pleasure Of put
tn INN To bed
Do the men ever complain about their
tica-meutz"
They don't dare 10 do that have known
tteii- 20 leave the table and tr.gn illness rather
Tan say ANYTHING about the bad food Lex Iie
&c fau TIE bi!l of fare for one day: For break
L. sc Lave What We call buOJ-ieg cuffrc and
Ca'i"Tuja mystery. There IL & standing prZ.
!ei any man WaO viii discover the SUBSTANCE If
winch The latter is n.Ade have gone tarough
nay harGst5PS and tad 10 eat many a hard
Eiu>t out couldn't stomach that C;ShWater
E"r dihneT We get what the. cook calls pork and
it" potatoes. ara for supper We sometimes
s. POTATOES and alleged pork for "a chance
i"' yol-'e + Inf the most part water. The cook
EVttlrL> u. out wuea drlax II 4 ;lsyay, iuiap-
Hed there was 10 sugar ii IT, | certainly didn't
taste 10
The officers. however i've Ike Lords ON the
Ts MONS which belong 10 u If We omen our
G'"G'hs Tue prospect Of severe punishment
stars Us ~ tue face and 80 the. bow bri.ve in
Tie OId sayIu@: vi Two evils choose. In. Least