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SLAYs cUEI WITH RANooLaa.

An Unparalleled Invsctivs Against Clay
"oid BuIiion's" Interference.
Washington Letter in Courier ournall
Clay's duel with Ran lolpa has been ths
theme Of a thousan pens, MT one In hum
dred Of which has relate the fact, in t pre-.
ceding It Randolph was an ari,tocrat a
genius, a scholar. and an orator. Hs knew
more OF our political history than any other
man OF his day. unless 1t was John Quincy
Adams, whom he hatsl In common with
everything connsctei with tho Puritans.
He was to American politics what Swift
was to the politics of Esglani in the days of
Queen Anne, or Voltaire to tho literature of
the eighteenth century. His spirit was as
naughty as his DO iy was frail, ard his in
tellect as penstrating as his sarcasm was
blighting
Randolph deliberately insulted Clay by
an allusion in one OF his speeches to Field
ing's tom JONES'" comparing Clay and
Adams to Black George and Blifl, and sup
plementing it with an invective against
Clay such as has no parallel In our language.
1t was as elegant in the construction Of its
sentences as it was severe in the characteri-
ration Of its subject A challenge was the
result, and Randolph was as much deter.
mined to kill Clay as he was to feed his
hounds the following morning. He was the
best shot OF his day, and could cut q tape.
string at twenty PAGES.
Old Tom Benton hated Clay almost as
cordially as he hated paper money, but he
knew that IL Clay fell in duel the Demo.
cratic party would be held responsible for it
He took it upon himself to save Gays life,
not that he wished him to survive. but that
his party might be successful at the next
election He called on Randolph the even
ing before the duel and asked him to spare
Clay's life. Randolph fatty refused, and
I'D Benton for a meddler. OH Bullion
persisted and remained with Rand olph till
near daylight the morning they wore to
meet at Bladensburg. and by his earnest.
ness and persistence exacted promise that
Randolph would draw Clay's fire, and u it
proved harmless be would discharge his
pistol in the air.
Every one knows what occurred on the
ground. When the parties were placed op-
posite each other, Randolph discharged his
pistol prematurely. He did not know that
the weapon was q "hair-trigger." When
the second shot was demanded, Clay fired
first and Randolph fired in tho air
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Hindoo Kindness to Animals.


The Hindoo religion Joins one to be kind
and merciful to all living creatures To
put to death any creature that has life Is an
objectionable ain to o Hindoo, while to pro-
tsct 1t IL one Of the highest virtues. Beasts,
birds reptiles, and insects are as much the
object Of the Hindoo's kindness as human
kind. The Hindoos Of the higher castles
never take flesh. They live entirely on
milk and vegetables. Hindoos Of certain
scots take meat but they would not eat 10
unless it be of Q goat sacrificed before
god or goddess. They would never think Of
shooting . bird or killing beast
The look upon the European practice Of
shooting and hunting a. barbaroua They
distribute rice and corn to crows and other
birds every day. India Il the land Of
snakes, most of them bsing Of the most
venomous kind. Bot the Hindoos are not
less warm In their kindness toward these
creatures Snakes that have taken shsltsr
In Hind o's house are never killed by the
inmates They are reg ardsd as guests, and
allowed to wander In the house unmolssted
and untouched.
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Surgery Under an Emergency.
Ipalaetina or Nan, N.,.,, CT


While sitting by tho fountain one after
noon We saw a number Of Arabs CARRYING a
man on litter. TINS excited our doctors
curiosity, and We Immediately haileI the
procession. They told u, they bal a
wounded man, aui we replied We had a
doctor. and they waited till we came uu.
In fact, an elderly man had just received a
bullet in the leg from a friend with whom he
had had quarrel, which splintered tile bone
little below the knee. The ball was still
lodged In the leg The doctor, who hal
made five military campaigns and had
probably dressed rs many eunshot wounds
as any man alive, was in his element In.
stantly the man was taken to the nearest
tents, splints Of bamboo ami bandage, of
Hour and the white OF an egg were speedily
extemporized, while q large aulience OF
Withholding men. women, children and
dogs crowded around to watch operations.
The ball was probed for, not with any
surgical Instrument for we were unpre-
pared for any such emergency, but with the
finger. The only instruments Forthcoming
were penknife and a razor. The question
was how TO get the ball out with such an
pliances.. The occasion was one which
called for display OF genius, but the
demand was not made I'm vain With that
simplicity which is its mot marked char
acteristic, the doctor cut into the opposite
aide Of the Leg with the razor, and then
pushed the ball clean through with his
finger. The astonishment OF the audience
was excessive at the appearance OF the
crushei Lullet and the wounded man, a
weather-beaten old Semitic who had
beloved Justify while the operation was
going on, Kissed the doctors hand excessively.
and consoled himself with coffee ami
cigarettes, In which We Joined, while the
5andage and splinting was In progress For
couple OF days after this the doctor visitei
his patient twice day amid the warmsst
expressions OF gratitude On the part Of the
tribe, who forthwith brought all their sick
TO he cured, aud the blessings which were
invoked upon u, echoed I'm our cara whom wo
took our departure till thsy died away in
the distance.
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WHEN DUDES ARE MASHED.
Trying TO Get Acquainted with the Girls oil
the Chorus-siIent DiviuitIes.
baltimore HernId

baltimore HERALD
"Have the dudes shown any disposition IN
mash your chorus girls this SUMMER
a.kei an usher at the Academy the other
night
'ohl yes, we have had the same old story
until we're tired"
what makes you tired; the dudes don't
bother you"
"They don't ehi Excuse me, but you
don't know their ways When dudes are
mashed on chorus girls they come and ask
the ushers questions about the object Of
their affections. They want to know how
old she Is; whether she Is married; IL not, Is
she engaged to be married. When they
have learned as much rs they can from the
usher, they will make friends with some
ono else about the house. And then half a
dozen admirers OF different singers meet In
the lobby between acts and compare notes
As soon as they have found out how the
land lies, or think they have, they attempt
to secure an audience with the fair en-
SLAYER"
"The first thing Is to ask an usher to take
note and bouquet back on the stage.
The usher replies that he can not do IL, as II
Is contrary To the rules Of the house; IL he
did such thing he would be discharged
This rather staggers the young man. But
he quickly finds the we'll beaten path which
many scores Of his kind have trod before
him. He sends telegraphic dispatches,
mails letters TO the box Office for. his divin-
lily and as a rule never gets any answer"
And then, whatF
There Is q routine from which no sus.
ceptibls young man was ever known to do
part When he iails TO impress one be turns
hls attention 70 another one. From the OBJ
durate second choice lie passes on to a third.
who proves equally cruel Aud so, step by
step, the ardent lover becomes Ia the
course OF time tho distant admirer OF a
doz N girls"
Does hs got the name OF the chorus girlr
Decidedly. He gets 1t from ono OF the
chorus men, This army OF worker, resort
u saloon In the neiy borhooi to retire h
themselves after the labor OF the evening
performance, and here tho young man ia
qasst OF Information finds them Hs zoe.
up TO the bar with friend, calls for
drinks and asks one OF the choristers who. Is
standing by liz no won't have something.
Tue thirsty singer assents; the young man
rsmarks the fact that he has seen the singer
In the opera chorus, and ths process Of
pumping |, happily inaugurated. The
name thus secured, the old business OF notes
i sgain brought into use The writer OF
them generally finds the chorus girls as
silent as they were before. At all events.
they drop of after q while, their face, dis
appear from the Hobbies here, and q new
collection moves TO the 'front.'
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The Most Northern Town In the World.

Foreign Letter In Commercial Gaxettel
At hammerfe. the most northern town
In the world, we spent two days, days Of
great delight; and here let me say that
without our English we should have got
along badly enough for French and Ger
man are quite usele-s IN the north countrie. !:
but 10 their credit be 1t said Enalish Il now
taught tsncs five years, / believer In all the
public schools. SO that we found nearly
svery one speak fairly good English. Thi,
little place, though tresless. Is not ug;y.
We saw one poor mountain ash, which lie
owner was trying 70 keep alive. but the
windows OF every house were fllet with
wild flowers, and rs they can never have
them outside, they seem 10 vie with each
other as to whose window can present the
gayest appearance. and instead OF curtains
they had shelves. on which the pots of
plants were placed. may say that this
same enthusiasm for flowers exists In q de-
gree we who are accustomed TO 20 many
can hardly understand. among all classes,
and not fsherman's hut did we see but its
most priced possession was the bright
colored plant in the window
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JOSEPH HENDERSON.
Notice Of Final Entry,
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

Helena, NJ. T., November 3, fSS5. I
Notice Is hereby given that the following naaed
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof In support of his claim aud that said proof will
be made before the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge
County. M. IT, Lis office in the town of Deer Lodge
on Saturday, the 18th day OF December A ID. 1885, to-
wit:
JOSEPH HEILMAN,
who made Homestead Application Number 1877,
for the SH OF SWA and the SW4 of SEX of Section
No. 10, In Township No. 0. North OF Range No. IS
West and be names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
tract, te-wit-
James B. McMaster, of Deer Lodge p. O., and
Dominic Mellen, james Butler and Alexander Wight,
all OF Stone Station p. o.. Deer Lodge county, NJ T.
s53-6t +. Atkinson. Register.
o. B. o'Bannon, Attorney for Claimant.
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Notice Of Final Settlement

In the Probate Court of Deer Lodge County, Terri
tory of Montana.
In the Matter Oft the Estate Of George D. Lyon, deed
Notice Is hereby given that Ella Lyon. the admin
istatrix of the estate of George d. Lyon, deceased
having rendered and presented for settlement and
fed In this court her lna account of her admins
uation of said estate and petition for the dstribu
tion thereof, and that Monday the 30th day Of No
yember, A. ID. 1885, being a day Of a term of said
court, to-wit-ot the November term, A ID. 1885, at
ten O'Clock a. m at the court room Of said conrt In
the town and county of Deer Lodge, has been duly
appointed by the Judge of said court for the settle
melt OF sad accounts and for the distribution of
said estate, at which time and place any person in
erested In said estate appear and file his excep-
ton 10 writing to the said account and the distri-
button thereof.
ORREN EMERSON,
S52-4t Ex-OficiO Clerk.
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IBurdostal

The ladies wers talking about their old
silver and the newer de igns when Mrs.
oldblo sru said; Tue nutauis upan my
tabls but u in,msrsl ware An jlst than,
as a era IA OF rssouniing china came echoing
from tho kitchen. shs addsi, aAnd thsrs's
the arti,t hammsring some moro OF y
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


HELENA, NJ. T., Nov. II, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of her intention to make
final proof In support Of her claim and that said
proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Deer
Lodge county, NJ. T., at his Office In the town of
Deer Lodge, on Saturday, the 10Th day OF December
A. d. 1885, to-wit-
MARY MANLY,
of Race Track P. o., Deer Lodge county. NJ T., who
made Homestead Application No. 1873 for the En- of
NWk, and Lots Noe and Q Of Section No. IS, In
Township No. 6, North of Range No. Q West, and
she names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
tract. to wit
Patrick Qninan, John T. Hemsted, James Murphy
and Patrick Boyie-all Of Race Track r. o., Deer
Lodge county, N. T.
SS3-Gt r. ATKINSON Register
o. B. o'Bannon, Atty for Claimant.
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How . Honse Was Robbed.

ICMchg0 NeWs.I
It's an old trick, I'm told, but It's new &c
me. Tho windows were tightly locked and
they took lot OF hot tar and placed IL In
the center Of big pans--half sash. Taen
they gave a steady but strong pressure TO
the tarrst spot with the ball OF the hand,
AMI the thick glass broke 10 a thousand
directions from the center, but with little
or no sound, found the broken glass ana
the tar. and the police tod mo how il was
H.
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For Frssasas Esisreaoa

President White In bis farewell address
to the students Of Cornell university dropped
one sentence which he young man OF. every
college should paste In their hats for fire.
qusnt reference. II, sail: young gsntls-
men, do not try to 10 smart bat do every
thing that csnss b, your lot In faithful
AMI satisi actor man GER"
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Notice Of Final Entry.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
Haiena NJ # Nnv = 1SNr

u. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T., Noy. Z. 1875.
Notice II hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof In support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before 0rren Emerson Probate Judge Of
Deer Lodge county, Montana at Deer Lodge, M. T.,
on December 10, 1886, viz:
NELSON M. SOULE,
who made Homestead Application No. eSl1 for the
SWA Section 2S, TON RAW. lie nance the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land, to-wi.:
John II. Yande, Duncan Campbell, Thomas
Robotham and Emerson Soule, all Of Philipsburg,
MT.
s53 Ct r. Atkinson. Register.
III. r. TITUs, Atty.
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Partisan wits have sharpsned their pens
on the two rivals--Sarah Bernhardt AMI
Croizstta Their contrast As to avoidupois
has been anexhaustlss g theme for scribbiers
II was originally Of Croixstts that disap-
pointed aumirer said IL tired him to make
love 70 her IL took 90 long to walk FOUND
her. Paris screamed over the story that
Sarah had nearly lost her Lie by pulling out
the stopper In her bath and going down the
waste-pipe with tho vaser
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The mineraiogists Of Washington are
keeping careful Walsh upon tbs progress
OF the great watsr-works tunnel which
travsrses the rocky highlands in the north.
westsrn part VI the city. and . ssriss q
spscimsns b to b gathsrsd, At intsrvsls Of
dfty fest throughout it, entire Isagth Of
Loo fsst Tor prassrvation n ~ National
n1ssum Alrsady many mfnsrals hitherto
snhnown 3 he District v Coluubia have
- brought to Light
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Notice Of Final Entry.

u. y. LAND OFFICE, ..
Helena, Mont. November IL, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention To
make final proof In support of his claim and that said
proof win be made before Hon. VIM. j. Galbnith,
Judge OF the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District of Montana Territory, and in his absence be-
tore the Clerk OF said Court at the Office OF said
Clerk, at Deer Lodge City, Deer Lodge ty NJ. t.
On Saturday, December 10. 1886, viz;
JENS JENSEN,
OF Race Track, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri
tory who made Homestead Application. No. IT'S for
the WV OF NWh and WV OF SWk OF Section 8,
In Township 0, North of Range West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said land
viz
Peter johnson, Hans Code. Lars p Beck and An
tory.
So35t F.ADKINsoN. Register.
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A veritable prairie fire has taken place In
England on the wide commons which stretch
for many miles through western Surrey.
Cause Boys Rssult-DevastatIo and
serious los u property,
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SAFE raa SALE.

nc; =. nre-proof, combination lock. Diebo,d
i - gVoa e newin every respect, viii be soid a.
red 10 + a applied ,os soon; The No. refer
and inches deep ,nside1isrs. wsnsSss vide
oscinary purposes. Weight 100 nounds' Tn.
SAFE can be seen at the ONCE Of nc
THE NEW NoRrH.wrar
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Notice Of Final Entry.
U. y. LAND OFFICE,
Helena. M IT OcfOher AZ IgSs.

Helena NJ. T., October q, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has hed notice of his intention to make final
proof In support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Judge of the Second Judicial Dis
trct Court of Montana Or in his absence, before X.
L. Davis, Clerk OF said Court, at Deer Lodge, NJ t..
on December s, 1885, viz
JOSEPH HENDERSON,
Who made Homestead Application No. 1886 for the
wy NE4, wv SEA. section "a, T 10 N, of Rl3 W.
He names the following witnesses prove his contu-
uous residence upon aud cultivation of sad land, to-
wit:
Allan Mcdonald, Albert Tink'epaugh, Allen Nc
Phal, and John Weddel, all Of New Chicago, M. T.
s5i-6t F. Atkinson. Register.
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FREEDOM. NOTICE.

This Is to give notice that I have. relin-
quished unto my minor son, Frank p. Her.
rim, the remainder of Lis nme during his
minority, and that shall claim nome of his
earnings, or pay any Of his debts contracted
Done It Mcclellan Gulch Deer Lodge
county, Montana, Oct. 81, 1885.
$50 Is BEEyAAIN #. HERRIH.
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Estrsy cow.--slo sswa:d.

- strayed from the ands1siened one
Rack Cow. horns banded = b
fconbiuedl i. Also one rsan yearling,
handed xiih ! Fin e,zele] On night
''1 No., ds Z AZ, do.1 ssa JOHN soll Sat;.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

4 Jaw bono 10 feet long i ~
hibetedt q the centennial BY 80
se:ts. Put il in the Woman's~
Empnt BY ali means.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

~ trssieFs Boot Bfttsra
root ostsers, arc NOS adram
SevesaSe, but ais strictly medioal
sense. They acs strongly m.
1ver and kidneys, keen *
nd regular. cleanse ~
en- % every imprrity. Sold 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

n. One ii
} wM msk-
kar may he
n 6us vou
Are aie ex
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

The only sure test for mushrooms
to eat one. II you live itts . nnsl
room, II you Gle it is . toadttool. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

THAT Vas very gsedy IN yoa Ai
70 your little sister, share ofrthe cab
s.You told me ma I es alvays 70 TAX
her part" :
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

! ian'e back side or chest y.
pn''ons porous Pl6sen. Price IS =.
There's . brandy smasb,s !. .
sa,d when . dfanken man fall
rough . pane Of slan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

IT your life is made = burdex Nyfnf
to hlackheds. pimples: and6t6Dk<rups
tons marring your beauty sraAus'ng
90 much chsgrin, ills n05O1per necss'
ary to endure it. DR. WAzs Family
ointment will certai9y alhove oil sucn
blemlshes and Leave Jour skin SOFT
smooth and besdtid. Sold by al
druggists and dha;M upon receipt 81
price o5c. FEaoUs On 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

sYes / mad . very narrow sH61
said : prominent cit,zsn 70 = a4
II was confined 70 my bed for as,1
and my Giends gave me ny for ai&rd
sumptivsA grave, until / began Wi
Kemp's BQsam for the throe "a
lungs, and15t 8 I an,, sound and Inn
voa viii Ind il Tor sale by Fsrgges
& Co. SOC and L
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
9 Anesi,in for marine lawyers. /.
AS"p w''sa'wo owners a partner shin


,escenA statistics II tins numbe,
us:.ns sl.of that q large msjor;fv
nae Ylth censtfupeion. Thi d;sa...
"."y ~ nh'enct with an a-ppAsrsn1Iw
Hslm'ess cough which can Il cnr.3
instantly " Kenpis Balsam for ~
.nross and inhgS which IS Gssrsa,s.S
% cure and reliete xli casea. Pr;cs; n
cen's a SlaO rriM size ffee. rov
is'e by Ferguson { Co. Fof
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

siers Aagicr Ointmnnt
a.s 70. bois. h1rns sorss
POUNDS. sore nipples, hard
~; onapped lips and hsnds
pid By Druggists
ans MFsc: "a, Prore.
Cleveland. Ohio
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

Whist Is tbe difference between {bsll
kpd & piu: One is hard 70 get 9p and
7 pt4er is hard to get DOWN.
7 wSSld caution the pu6lic to be-
deaNrs offering xbmp's Balsam
AAcesAr price % and q, . Of
~ ~. JS.~~safeyio articles are
Gl-.. lSss IN ked Cruuu. ~Ala
i poa1ie giyfi to you free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18


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anee aMseh - Issgia % TO need
help and g = .ascaecff.;siy given:
have y ~; IN .she OF paia o.
saeuusstisns,' tse sxlt, 'siisest Used Ati,lo-
lasoros aud the ins'sicsne ccssshsc only %.
- Any ssse MAI g''aeaason ~ Gre ne !
ssosiid wtiiingty pave PAN naiH Nv yes
$iW. Ny rheumai's Mas lgnsssinstofy.
sncsiy - my ankles, wi : HI. 10 the
Mn ! cosild 1nausse 70 Jsss'ese around
~ sne ssse o. tanes. p.t se9 asn were
walking on The t,afe 'sshe@ nr z ssibcr
words - II my ieri we're on 1 MS
waakine on W saanils. Inc ~ "as
terrible toten. yet niEaaseu = sape
. 20 attend 70 my b,'siilsss.
me day. during the ti.ae va sssk!.
aug "." 800, Z. -
10.
..ss css 49, 81.
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ah'ass n"a
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~. IN. 's.am.,;.a.
, 1885-09-22

A tonsorial artist, gifted with the vol
utility OF his craft. remarked TO a re-
orter that there was a great difference
In IA or and the Lest were merlcan
r. ors. lh,n he " rmeI up with his
SD ect, and cont nued
VIII he cid stud cannot compare
with IN true Amer can ra or. although
the hrIe d men have a mandatory
on this SIDE. The Ameri an conca\e
IA or is the pr de- OF the word 1t glides
easily .nd gracefully over AL the facial
angi 5, contortious, and bumps
Who grin IS your rt4ors we askei.
"All our IA ors ire ground in nam
burg The he eld Manufacturers also
send all tleir TIA ors there 10 he gro md
All tie world goes TO Hamuurg to have
a proper edge set on IA ors. Why do
MOI the grinders come TO this country
WY. that is easily exp aimed. Tbey
have a good basin IS there, and If they
e grated. they would have mont here,
for hamburg alone is known MS the
razor grind NJ market.
| am only n Journeyman barber, but
my place and salary d pend upon my
5 III an the use Of a smooth velvet
edged IA or which will suit the thinnest
3 inned c stomcr. 1 o our bosses sup
ply such razors I'll, no. very our
n tyuan Uaroer in good repute must
have his " supply OF ralors, whether
IN New lors, I hicago. or ian ran
c SEQ, or even in intervening country
towns. esides, be must supply his
combs and brushes.