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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-10
Captain Il. NJ. Leech

of the Liverman Foundry " Machine
Co., Memphis, Tennessee, can be
found at the Orr building, room No. 8,
their line. The substantial front with
interior columns, now going up on Elm
street for Kahn Il Cambell, Is standing
advertisement that the above firm will
furnish you with No. l work. Messrs
johnson & Butler, builders, both being
experienced men In their line, will give
you any information, and say that the
irons gave them no trouble in putting
them up. Send in your orders or send
for catalogue; either will receive
prompt attention.
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The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Puffs.
A Worthy Tea Party.

The ladies of the Episcopal Cathedral
are realizing a very satisfactory sum
from their Wednesday evening "Teas."
The small amount of 10 cents Is con
tributed by each one attending, and
over Sl00 will be gotten In this wise.
The repast Is quite simple and plain
and all are expected who wish, In so
small way, to contribute toward the
building OF the reotor's residence. This
evening from 8 to 7 o'clock "T" will be
served at Mrs. Colonel @. S. Mitchell's,
ON Ervay street.
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Pictures and frames at Paul Erb's.
A Qeneroua Oner.

Professor w. X. Jones, of the Dallas
Female College, proposes to dedicate a
scholarship In the literary department
of that institution hereafter to some
worthy young lady in Dallas, the selec-
ton to be made by tho proper authori-
ties, the position to be based upon the
applicants standing in the public
schools. THE HERALD commends the
hberality OF Professor Jones in such a
step, and feels assured an appreolstive
public will do the same.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-10

When You visit or leave New York City
save baggage Expressago and IS Carriage
Hire and stop at the GRAND UNION Ho-
elegant rooms, fitted mp at cost OF one
million dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Restaurai,t
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages
les can live bitter for iess money Al fbc
Grand Union Hotel that ~ any iothsr ara.
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Tho Haitian, a..A.s..

yields no pearl that can exceed in
beauty, teeth whitened and cleansed
with that uncomfortable dentefrice, the
fragrant S0Z0DONT. Nor Is coral ro.
sier than the gums In which such teeth
are set. So say the ladies, who are tho
best judges In such matters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-10

Hodge, A G Irvine. H W GRADER, city;
b Mllmo, Gainesville; ] p Blount, F J
Fowler, G Russell, Canton; r j
Ramsey, Cisco; FL Gum, Portland;
A l. Connall, Denton; Norton Wisdone,
city; Q A Weaver, st. Louis; w ] Dun
ham, Chicago; Thomas Boyle, city; D
Frssher Mcdonald, Forney; G White,
city; George A Sawyer, Quincy, Illinois;
John Fagarty, Mount Calm; lobe John
son, Fort Worth; w j McGordsy, Aus
tin; Y Reynolds, Waco; 9 r. Wesley,
tard, Pularkl; G D Knight, Brown
wood; Captain Frank Houston, Terrell /;
Gus O'Keefe, Toyah; Major A Porter,
city; J N Brown, MineOla.
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out of the stand pipe, corner of Main
and HARDWOOD streets. After all the
heavy rains there is not such an sbund-
snce of water at Browder Springs. The
contracts with manufactures causes
large consumption of water and 1t will
not surprise anyone who has observed
If the supply this season does not prove
inadequate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-10

Harvesting has begun in earnest and
the farmers are Of the opinion that the
yield will be greater than anticipated.
All grain survived the heavy and In
cessant rains Of a few days since, and
the harvest will DO the heaviest seen In
this section for years. The corn never
looked finer, and, in fact, all the crops
are thrifty and In good condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-10
Catherine Robinson, vagranoy; 81.

"Whst we learn with pleasure we
ever forget" ALFRED MERCER. The
GLOWING is case in point. ~ paid out
undreds Of dollars without receiving
my benefit" says Mrs. Emily Rhoads,
{ McBrides, Mich. 81 had female
ompls'nts, especially 'dragging-down,'
or over six years. DR.. h. V. Pierce's
tavorite Prescription did me more
advise every sick lady to take it,
md so do we. 1t never disappoints It's
patrons. Drnggists sell II.
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ont Eat ina Hurry.

A health journal says that people
lght TO take three. quarters OF an hour
n dinner. This is well II there liz
iough dinner to hold out 30 long.
nepenalty for hurrying meals, as most
,oplo DO, liz u grievous attack OF dys.
ipsia, In such a case you will have 10
sort 70 Browns Iron Bitters for cure,
did Mr.. j. X, Pinkson, Shortor,s De-.
", Ala, who writes; al found relief
Browns Iron Bitsers after years OF
l1ering from dyspepsia.
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Suit for Damages.

Mrs. Mary Dodd has filed suit In the
District Court against the Gulf, Colo.
RADIO q Santa Fe Railway Company for
$4,000 damages for killing her son July
IL, 1884, near Sealy Station, In Harris
County. The deceased was a laborer on
the road and boarded the train at Sealy
Station, and In alighting at section
house, while the train was in motion,
sustained injuries which resulted in his
death.
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Weak Eyes,i

arising from nervous Jerangement or
over taxation, either in youth or middle
age, will find great relief by using
Hawk es' crystalized lenses. For sale
In Dallas only, by Eisenlohr Bros ~
Schneider, druggists and German opN-
clans.
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A Counterfeit.

A woman entered an Elm street gro
Gerry store and either unknowingly or
witt intent essayed to pass q 500 silver
note that was a counterfeit. The clork
detected it, when she paid her bill i'm
the pure unadulterated silver itself.
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Baptist Prayer Meeting.

The regular prayer meeting tonight
at the Frat Baptist Church will be the
first of series of meetings, and the
members Of the church are urged TO at
Martin, an eminent evangelist, is OK
pected to preach ia the meeting next
week
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
SPENDING EAST DALLAS MONEY.
Joe Lahnstein's Case Progressing - A
Good Character for Miss Isen-Sig-
nal Station Coming - The
Umbre liza Man Wanted.
The Courts.
NITV nnnuT


The mayor was sad and solemn this
morning and paid his respects to the
pilgrims before him as follows:
Everett Youker, leaving team I'M
guarded; continued.
D. Godso, failing to pay occupation
AK; dismissed.
D. Godso, abusive language;$ SO.
w. Foster, intoxicated; dismissed,
w. Foster, interfering with private
property; dismissed.
James Anderson, theft; transferred.
Tom Cummings, intoxicated; dis
missed.
rant.
Jane lawson. abusive language; dis
missed.
Dicey Jones, loud and boisterous Ian
guage;$2,
Ellen Robinson, loud and boisterous
language; continued.
Charles Kimble, assault and battery;
Continued.
g. r. Davis, intoxicated; SO.
Frank Saylor, walking with prosti-
ute; dismissed.
JUSTICE SCHULZ.
Matte Williams, disturbing the
oeace; 81.
Charles Spellman, disturbing the
Jeace; 50.
Ida Palmer, vagrancy; 81.
Molhe Addly, vagrancy; l.
Juice KENDALL.
Catherine Robinson, vagrancy; 81.
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MALARIAL POISON

The drouth In Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells and we were com.
PEELED 10 use water from the creek on the
plantation. The result was that all were
tronblSd with chllls and fever. ] carried
with me several bottles OF Swift's Specific,
and as long as / took II had perfect health
was afflicted with chills When / resumed
It's use / was all right again. We have used
II In our family as an antidote for malarlal
poison for two or three years and have never
known II TO fail In single instance.
w. Q. FURLow.
Sumter Co., Ga, Sept. IL, 1884.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Muddy Water.

"What is the matter with the wat or ~
a. the query yesterday. The water
as muddy, very muddy, and in fact
~ not nt for any purpose. The cause
~ no doubt due 10 the heavy rain OF
'sterdsy morning and the cleaning
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Death at the Hospital.

Mrs. .. 3. Hurst, native of Tonnes
see, aged G5, died yesterday morning at
the city hospital. She was of unsound
mind and before she came to this city,
had spent come time in the asylum at
Nashville, Tennessee.
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@ II Collins, Arlington; O d Wood
run, New York; I l. Walker, Weston |;
Z Il McDufe, city; z II Layne, Terrell,
Afaget, 81 Louis; Gus A Keefe, A b
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4 keep II with prlde-I apply Il with care
4 prize IL, prize II, my SOZOD0NT there,
4 use " rs sure as the morning light comes
~ whltens my teeth and II hardons my gums,
thing,
Thy praises III ever, Oh, sozoDoNT, sing.
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a Treo AlmaYa bal nobt.

What tree representa- q person tibet
will be in debt? Willow twill oSe). You
will owe much to DR.. Biggers' Huckle-
berry Cordial for curing the child teeth
Ing or you Of cramp colo or dyson
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w hNTED-Lsdies and Gentlemen to take
w nice, light, pleasant work, at their own
homes Work sent by mail any distance all
the year round, g TO IS a day can be quietly
made; no csnvasslng Address Reliable
Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, Box 1893.
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iorsford's Acid Phosphate.
VALuAnLE MEDICINE.

VALUABLE .MEDICINE,
DR.. w. II. PARMELEE, Toledo, o.,
avs: al have prescribed the acid In a
'rge variety OF diseases, and have been
IMPLY satisfied that IL is valuable adj
ition TO our list of medicinal agents.n
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLARSL
For any caseof tho following diseases which
inc medical faculty have pronounced IN.
Or. RiChau's Golden Remedies

WIN not radically cure. DIR. R,ohan,
Golden Baisam No. will cure Syphilis I'M IL
primary and secondary stages, such as on
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyes
SKID SKID eruplions, soreness OF the scalp and oil
stages OF the disease, eradicatlng disease am
mercury thoroughly. Price IS per botile.o
Two bottles for 80. DIR. HlGhRu's Golden Bni
saln NO, Will cure the third stages or Ter
tiary syphilis, whore syphllitio and mercu
Iltu rheumatism are connected with the1pn
mary ana secondary. have hundreds o
certlncatos where miraculous cures have been
enected by these remedies. Patients ent and
drink what they like, and require no outward
nppIeatlons. Hundreds suffer from syphi.
ltlc ana mercurial rheumatism who are no
aware OF ", and defy such TO obtain a rad /,
cal cure without the use OF this medicine 1
beneficial effects are felt at once. II has raj 4.
cd men nom hospital beds In one week, W no
nave ialh lhere for years under the best prno.
utlonor IN the city, and Is the only rahic 4
curefor he worst disease known-Syphilis
Price " per bottle, or two bottles for Sl.
saves yourself-it saves your offspring from
the tnlnt or this scourge
Dr. klohau's Golden Antidote, a gnfe gpeei,
pleasant and radical cure for gonnrrh0s.
gleot, irritation. gravel anttAall urinary do
tangements, accompanied With full dlreo.
lions warranted TO cure. Price g per boz.
pr. Rlohau's Golden Ellxer dc Amour. a
radical cure for Spermatorhma, general de.
pity IN old or young, giving vitailtyand I'm
p1itlng energy wlth.wonderful effect 10 thos,
VINO nave led q life OF sensuallty or self-abuss
~ II invaluable 70 those who are anxious 10,
an increase OF family. Nothing moro cortair
IN lts effects, IL is composed OF the moa
powerful ingredients In the vegetable king
dom. Harmless but speedy IN restorins
health. Price s. per bottle, or two bottles fo,
"; Trade supplied at n liberal discount,
On receipt OF price, by mail or expree.
tnese remedies VIII be shipped 10 any part oi
servation. Prompt attention paid 10 all cor.
respondence.strictly confidential. Private
psrio, ior ladies' The doctor can be consult
Address DIT, b. b. RicHARD9. No. 2s v,
nek sLtvot, New York city, n. II
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A DNERTISERs by addressing GEO. p,
"A ROWELL co 10 Spruce street, New
YORK, can learn the exact cost ofany propos-
Newspapers. E&-1OO-page Pamphlet, 1Oc.
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Preserve the Eve

Preserve the Eye
by wearing Hawkes. new orystalized
lenses, the finest In existence. For sale
in Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. a
Schneider, druggists and German op.
ticlans,
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Important 10 Owners Of Cotton Gins,
AGENTS WANTED.

TAYLOR & Cox STEAM FIRE ExTrNaUTsU-
Err, for COTTON GINS. Thoroughly efIectual.
Simple and cheap. Can refer you to parties
In your own state who are using them. EU.
REKA GIN SAW FILLER. BEST, SIMPLEST,
CHBAPhSr, Any one Can use them. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price $40. AGENTS WANTED, Good pay
given, Exclusive Rights for Sale, Send for
circulars and full particulars.
TAYLOR a COX CO., Memphis, Tenn,
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IMPoRTANT.

Birthday, wed ing cards aud exqul-
site Stationary ,,Pa1l +. Erb's,
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Yesterday Mornings Storm.

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puffs
because they do not stick to thelips.
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Premium POaItPyPreSePVeP
WORKS LIKE A CHARM.

Col. Sid Congor, of Flat Rock, Indiana,
breeder OF prize Plymouth Rocks and Wy
andottes, and who is one OF the leading poul-
try dealers OF the United States,writes as fol.
lows:
FLAT Rock, Ind, May %, lSS5.-Murcnlson
4 Rogers, Terrell, TeXas.-I have used your
p. p p. and find it works like a charm, 1
advise all who have occasion 10 use it TO give
It a fair trial and they will be pleased with
the results. Yours truly,
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Every hrst-class dealer sells Opera
'utf cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
atoms.
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THE ST. GEORGE,

"spalding's Clue" handy and useful.
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A RNoLo, GLASGOW n ARNOLD,
AZ Accompanying,
Graham, Ttrn
ytlco IN Federal court building, west 15
public square. WIN practice In the stah al'
Felernl courta
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-09-23

New York policeman are being in
structed IN politeness and courtesy to
Their prisoners. In future when they
club a man it will not be with vulgar
piece of locust, but with French
polished rosewood baton, which VIII
make man who gets clip over the
head feel as if he was being pounded
by an earthquake perfumed with altar
of roses. Full R5Uer Aduaace.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-09-23
WAYS OF LAWYERS.

Obstacles in the Way of Young Attorneys
Fees Always Cared For.
a young attorney was accosted by
an acquaintance yesterday with the
commonplace salutation:
''How do you de?'
GAS there is nothing to do" was the
n0nchalant reply. st is immaterial as
to how it is done"
docs the depression in commercial
circles affect the law business gener-
ally for the worse? should suppose it
would give it al impetus"
1.-The business is not so very bad, ex-
cept among young attorneys. De
preston in business is not the sole
cause of our i'll luck. Elder attorneys,
and some of them having a lucrative
practice in the higher courts, are get
ting in the habit Of descending to JUS
tice courts even in matters of small &C
count. 1t is true that some of the
older lawyers make a practice of turn
ing over petty suits to younger men,
but they are few"
care collections from clients becom-
ing more difficult"
Somewhat; but he is poor lawyer
who can not collect his own fee. There
are certain well-known attorneys recog-
nized in the profess on as model law
yers, able speakers and good counsel,
who bind their clients with q rock
ribbed contract. If money can not be
paid them their chattels are accepted
in lieu. A very Well-knoWn attorney
recently made it condition of con
tract of this kind that in case the
money was not forthcoming, then he
was TO receive the seal-skin sacque
which his lady client wore. Others
will not take a case without what is
known as a retainer, which is nothing
more than part pay in advance. Not
q few lawyers OF certain class are
willing to take cases, making their pay
contingent upon winning the case.
Of course the pay is commensurate
with the risk and is usually half the
amount sought to be recovered; but [
have known case in which three
fourths was allowed. These of course
are desperate cases winch no reputable
lawyer would take, and indeed which
no attorney with but little or no repu~
tation as such would touch unless con-
strained to do SO by the hope of win
ming the reward and peal from the
bu@ie Of fame. "-Detr0it Post.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-08
MS FEEBLE musrachE.

have watched ana waited fitb rafienc,
FOR the growth OF saeh ~ by lair
haze scanned win l0ug. ~ easarnaks
TIE siron.th OF tss iats Il lsair
And alter painful years OF waiting
For It's sixs 10 be maui, aud stsoig
Have made up mg rnlbd Ia ussie.4 20 trv.
There II visibly something wrong
have let IL grow !, ,or ak months more;
Anu en- thtn IL can hardly be sleh
have wa'ercd &C. vsselined II, Trimmed a ain
care w.
Yet still AZ remains naked and lean.
And at last, wnrn out With impatisnca
Hall alex with The care OF That linz
I have stricken a. on aud am waiting
For some one TO give me The tip.
have followed altar with Jeaiout ease
The man vito more than hls SNARE.
have looked IN anger ~ kidk with THAR
growth
As though didn't care,
but though 20 yoa may . m confronted.
Ash I'd nothing 90 trouble 90 fear.
Dou' be de elved by my satisfied Look
At times I'm kicking Ike a steer.
] have read the brilliant Advertisements,
some Offering larlfe reward.
While Others claim they have the ttua
To bring hair ont on a board
have Tried them ali WITH an cage hope
hut each hope has proved forlorh.
Ana mere al twcnysi my face A. ~ bare
ASH was when was born.
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sUSsE r.
PROM rus vsxscm or VICTOR HUoo.

Brown evening followed on the sinking sun,
SOFT tintipe the horizon line With grsy,
And touched an sgsd man, whose lourhss
nearly done
Sat pensIve looking toward the western Nay.
lie dwslt a. pastor shepherd. on the mouniain
And. Ia Bis youth. from Law and custom free.
Happy, though poor, when shadows gained ths
hill. he pipsd
Upon his nuts the charms OF liberty.
Now rich and old. the pas, lice deep within his
OF many children he the isboring sire.
Yea while his nocks return, st night DER plain
Dstsshed iron earth. his eyes 70 Heaven as.
ptxs.
The dag 80 soon TO end, is worth the day TO
the pssror dreams beneath the azure dome,
Before him. measureless. extends the oceans
Lie sos" a" o iuss men a, tho unopened tomb.
o solemn mime the mountains brood 1hu sea
To calm the claorous winds have sunk In
klghfl nm. -.
Tbs oid man. silent gsx . on the settling sun =
The sun looks at the aged man who diss
Mary Bsr,ol. In Hons Journal.
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stood up no his candle; he would 70 TO bed
be better.
We squeezed his hand. and sat speeches.
istshing 10 his loot as he went up stairs. he
drnssed his lame leg wcstily sfser him.
roor Ola chap said !, he seems done
fJr completely"
Next morning we we're all assembled al
oreskiasi--tbat II, all bat thu Major when
n rap came At the front door aud a ring Of
the bell. Jemima answered A moment
ait rshe came In withIthe gfeatcost-yes the
Identical ereaicuat. over her arm. Sir Arch.
ibs DIS valet had brought II. He had seen IL,
with the other. In the hall, had believed ID
10 belong 10 n gentleman staying in the
house, and 20 avoid confusion, mad removed
" u ,hs library. The mistake had only
been fooi d aut when ell the guests were
gone, and the servant had come over with
the greatcoat the hrst thing In the morning
ran upstairs. To rouse the Major with the
Joyful news. | knocked Mt the door, but re-.
ceived no answer. opened II and looked In.
saw the old man on his knees by his bed
side. He was saying mis- prayars would
not disturb him. 30 drew back. He was q
long time over these same prayers. looked
IA again. He had not stirred Then, with a
start, saw that the bed had not been slept
In, and the Major was In his dress suit.
went mp to him and touched him
He was dead
The loss of the greatcoat had been the last
ohappoin lment he could hear The brave
olo htatt had given up the battle. and had
Stopped beating.
when, afterwards, the greatooat pockets
ware searched. there we're found In them two
letters. one was the oil for the coat: the
other bore an merican stamp. IL was from
his brother-s penitent letter; he was now
doing well, and he enclosed 81 Major Cornell.
ions draft for hundred pounds. The let.
ter had not been ,ened
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The Parrot and the Monkey st.ry.
ILOngmans Hagazine.!
A vell-vorn American anecsofe descrjh


A we'll worn American anec3ote describes
the result of owning both a parrot and q
monkey. When the owner OF the bird aud
the beast comes home ore day be finds the
monkey decked with red and green feathers,
but he does not fnd the parrot for long
while. At last the bird appears from an OBJ
scure corner piucked bare save single ia
f. q her; he hops upon his perch With such
dignity as he csn muster aud SAYS. With in
4nite pa,bos: On We nave ban hell of q
ii nel' AT first nothing could see"s more
A nerican thsn this, but my friend Nh. Aus
tia Dobson has reces1iy drs Fn any otiensicn
to q story essentially the same in Walpoie's
lie ter YET another psrr story popular in
New York, where vel known Wit happens
to be . notorious sufferer. i ss little Amer
ic An as this of Wslpole's TIE sufferer q
supposed 70 ask the man whD offers the par
rot for sale II IL C c n It s-talk IF e
could no. TAX bsttsS that YOU I'd wiring ifs
neck" is the vendors iEdgnet answer. I
tcund this only the other day IN Bacs land'r
.Curiosities Of Natural History" first pub
lishsd nearly quarter OF a century $50. In
all probability II 10 yet more ancient