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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12
Mothers Should Note This"

Under this caption an old physician
writes to a Cincinnati Medical J ournal,
that IN view Of the fact that people
living at distance from cities are ire
quently obliged to resort to cough
mixtures already put UP for use. they
should provide themselves with only
such remedies as are known to be free
from opiates, poisons and narcotics !;
thus avoiding not only danger, but
even fatal results. He recommends
the recently discovered Red Star Cough
Cure, which analyses and tests by va
rious Boards Of Health proved TO be
purely vegetable as we'll as prompt.
effective and entirely harmless.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12

E. S. HAWLEY, a La Crosse grocery
merchant, went to his room in seem
ly good health al 4 P. NJ. on the I'd
and when called at 6 O'Clock was
dead. Friends say the cause was pa
ralysis OF the heart.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12

W1LK1E COLLINS regards "Armadale'
as Dickens did "David CopperGeld"-
the favOrite of his own productions.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12
CREAM BAINl

has gained an enviabIe rep
utatton wherever known,
dispIacing al other prep
arations. A particle is APP
piled into each noStril; no
pain; agreeable to use.
Price Soc. by mail or at DIR
ELY BROTHERS,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12
HAY-F EVE r.

My brother Myron anG
myself we're both cured, to al.
appearance, of Catarrh and
Hay-Feverlast July and Au-
gust. Up to this date, Dec
%, neither have had any re
turn of these troubles. Ely,
Cream Balm was the medi.
cine used. GABRIEL FERRIS
Spencer, Tioga Co., NY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12

An NknTN The most beautiful and finest toned
HIKE ~ in the world. Loao prices, easy pay
VBEVEH naent. Send for catalogue. Address
Weaver Organ Piano Co., York, Pa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 3ailum A
OCT. ETH, lss5

Trains leave " .!ulug.cn a. iol5T,.
for Phllaiei,4nia aai lu,e.mtd,,.
tions, 6 AZ. ~, 10 39aal. sII ID
p. ia.
philatolphia te1presa). Sla. ~
b.. ; 10, se0, slO, gl- 1905 # !:
= IS, ! ~, 5H, 65J, go ts IL
New YORK. . %, 3 Is. 80, t9g an
AZ, 10 10, II isa m; ,i2.b. Id .N
AZ, o So o21 o3s. 5is.73Jpm
For We4t Chester via Lamo,in sp
10 a. m; 2 90 and COP u.
Baltimore and Intermediate ststo,,
q. IN 90, II &7p IL.
baltimore and Ray Lire. Ilp.u,
Baltimore and Tashlngl0n. ! b. ~.
10 ", 10 ID a, IN. To-. ll.,G-Wpl
Trains for delaware division leave iOr
New Castle, : IS N :l.5525. 5N
ana II 10 ?. IN.
teorgetOwn and IAve. sIa1;sS
o2b y N,
Harrington, Dclmar and way stai,nI
o. III IL 81 and 70 pm
Express Tor Ha'ringt I, SEp.n
| Express for lover sud ielnar, w
week dsys, and ! "a =. IT, ever dsy,
! FRANKLIN CITY, si1a.m.
SUNDAY TRANS.
| Philadelphia and intermediate IA
3 ~ =. IN IL IL noon, 81, ~ PSp
| Philadelphia AMI New Ytrs, 100, 81
| 20. II asa m; tA. sshn
| For West Chester, via L4aGsll slo
8 30 y. IN,
Baltimore and Washinsi0r, ~, ~
10 O6 a. m; 90 / N lh.t1ar' lli'
For further iuforma,kl ls' engsf'
torred TO the time tStie. posted a! ID
ton.
Trains married. thus . ats iinlsa
UPON which extra fare Il Charged
II VIZ
| General Pss,ensE AZ
| CBARLBs Il. PuGH, fesetal Manage
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

THE large manufacturing firms OF
our city have in q very commendaoie
manner come to the .l&d of their ap-
prentices by opeEipg q mechanical
drawing school, not only for their spe-
cial beneAt, but for the benefit of all who
will take interest enough to attend
them. These firms furnish all the
tables and other materials for the use oil
the school, while the pupil himself Is
expected to show his interest In II
by paving two dollars TO defray the
expenses OF tuition. The school will
be under the auspices of the Board oil
Education. The Wilmington Institute,
always ready to help along good
work, has very generously given a
large and convenient room in thelr
building for this laudable purpose The
is an opportunity offered 10 young men
which should be accepted by them II
the spirit in which, the gentlemen in
tsrested have provided it i. IS ell
couraging to know that eighty younf
men have signihed their willingness tt
become pupils OF this mechanical draw
ing sclcQl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
WANAMAKE ERA.

black SILKS at rs, oO, o5,
90, o5 cents 81 and SI.Io
altogether beyond the usual
both gros-grain and cache
mire.
South west from the center.
Dress-stufs of sc veral
sorts tor three-quarters, two
thirds and less.
Lupin's dark color, S.
inch cashmeres, three-quar-
ters, 81. cents.
Lupin's Angora dig h t
serge) two-thlrds, so cents.
Seventeen good colors and
black.
! Lupin's La Source cher
ringbone heavier) less than
two thirds, 90 cents. Four
teen good colors.
Drap dc Varna (heavy,
whipcord twilD, three-tifths,
Us cents. Twenty-Five good
coIors and black.
Homespun (large one-color
twill, with hanging hairs,
thick but not heavy, three
Quarters IS cents. Ten good
lcolors.
Southeast from the center.
| ltisn't SO strange as people
think that we sell one
fortieth Of all the linens that
come through the Custom
House.
Within our local trading
circult are a miliion-and-a-
halt OF people-about a for.
tieth part Of the population
loi the United States, anc
J more than a fortieth part o
J 1.-THE linen-users tor every.
t body knows that more linen:
are used near the centers o
population than south ano
. southwest, 1t isn't so much
more than our share.
ri Bear in mind that we buy
? from the makers at home
/. their homes-save every pos
: sible cent in buying anC
sell as close as we can Their
e isn't another such stock il
IT the city. There isn't an
: other such stock in the coun
stltry. There isn't anothe
g store that buys as we BIZ,
el and sells as we sell.
p would be a reproach to th'
h people around US if we aidN'
el sell our full share OF tn
linens that come to the coun
t Try,
Nothing but linen 70
Iel linen, skilful and careful buy
r. ing; generous selling. The
5 laccOunt TOR it.
n Southwest m the center
rs John WANAMAKER.
III Chestnut, Thirteenth and Mark
o, streets. and Gity-Aall square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

a NIGHT school was opened last
hight in No. 9 Public school, Elghth
and Jefferson streets, for the beneht OF
boys. There are numbers OF boys who
are appren tees aud engaged IN labor
so that they are prevented from attend
ing the day schools. The night school
offers them an excellent opportunity
for obtaining an education in the prac'
teal branches as thorough as If they
attended the day schools. Boys who
want to make something OF themselves
will not slight the opportunity offered
by the Board Of Education TO increase
their store of perhaps very limited
learning. Instead OF one night school
for boys three or four at least should
be- supported in the city. The time
will come when many boys who arr
neglecting these golden opportnnitie'
will wish they had made better use o
| their time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
wANAMAkER's.

LdtC I!i-tllC- uAOlltL. bCRh
News subscribers think it a
hardship--they can't begin
with back numbers. not even
the last one. Complaint
comes every day and many
times a day.
This is how we manage.
Every month we mean TO
print enough but SO far
have failed every month since
the Author Portraits began.
We print enough for sub
scribers enough for sub
scribers expected during the
month and we try to print
enough for the sales by SIM
gle numbers. When we gel
down to 200, We stop selling
single numbers. When we
get down to so, we stop
beginning subscriptions witt
hat number, and put the
price OF it up to IS cents.
If that isn't tair, we don'r
know what fair is.
In the early part Of the
month you can buy a cur
. rent single number tor
cents. Any day you car
a subscribe for future number
b. At 25 cents year. If yol
y don't do one Of these two
;. why complain OF having
: to pay Tor back numbers
n We are trying to keep a FEY
e tor those who want then
:. most.
The best way to buy
g sell a magazine is by sui
n scription; best for both side
lie. We give subscribers the pr
g, :, ference. What more ca
nd we dc
p November Book New
(portrait Of Emerson) out {
1nt Saturday next. We sha
I'D I'D print oooo copies-2,oo mo
,on than We expected to print
, ,Ao week ago.
After a little we shi
to. think it necessary to print
J.. be the daily paper the most ,
Yne gent news about our Doc
,rry selling. But there will
a vast difference as to s,
I'M, tine confidence in book buy
con. between those who ha
. s,G, BOOK News and those W
haIen 1.-THE difference
set knowing and not KNOWN
; to for books here and elsewh
the are two different sorts
ribu' commodities.
By the Thirteenth-street door.
aus- Finest writing-paper g.;
nsrd. envelopes Seconds a
ives tlnted) 6 cents a quire s;
8 cents a pack; that is, 81
: sal val, a ream and $500 a III
elect sand.
Ne" We gave particulars Tn
day last. You will ca
.p SnGn understand that good
{ T. the til g-paper doesn't stay
VI 'of very long at such prices
,,oe. had two tors of the fiat pe
si'iou besides envel p S. n
[nsn,, sands of people will c,
TOO late tor it. They alv
do
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

IFA Republican clerk at Washing
ton were to send home small contri-
button to the Republican campaign
conn ittee in New York, What de
maud there would be to " turn the ras-
calls out" But it is all right for Cleve
land, Manning and Whitney to SEM
a thousand dollars each to the Corrlp
&iop fund
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
KEN NARD L. 60.


W1LMISGTON, Oct, Zitn.
Blankets arc now in de-
mand. We have a fine line
at our usually low prices.
A good White Blanket S2.85,
from 1915. A first class
blanket S. 50, now selling
in the large markets at
|$475. A large splendid
blanket at $500, now selling
in the large near market at
$3.50. An all,wool, splen-
did quality at $3.50, now
ling in the large market
at $5.75. We can prove to
Iyou any of the above with
Tout any difficulty. A grand
lall-wool red blanket $3.50
lpcr pair. A first class silver
gray blanket $2.25 pei
lpair, and fine Atwood Blank
cts at S6 SO, $3.50, $40 90
lSI2.oo. Comfortables SLIGO
lsI.25, ST. 50, ST. IS, 81 IS
lS3 90. Spreads and quilt
at S. 90, SI.25, $3.50, 81 .oc
ls2. IS, $500, $3.75, $500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

QUITE a number of Wilmington De.
mocrats went down to Baltimore to-
day. The election Of Mayor is TO be
held in tina. city tomorrow. The
Tenth ward Democrats can teach even
their Baltimore brethren how to carry
olactiOns,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

SMALLPOX h as crossed the Cana.
dian line ana is spreading in Vermont
and New Hampshire. This should
forewarn other communities of the
necessity of getting vaccinated as soou
IA possible. Are all the children wiz
attend the public schools vaccinated?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

THE Armory Fund E1ao-ition is
now fully under way, and is in every
manner worthy Of the patronage Of our
citizens. There is not mar, woman
nor child ic the city but wiz should
visit 1t, and there is no one who visits
itwao will no: feel proud that cur city
an have such grand exposition,
C1o managers have made arrange
ments by which tbs oi ldron Of tie
wnbIic schools can be admitted at re-
duoed ta,cs on come saturday when
thsre is no saho0l la tie meantime
Iet everybody Wl9 car, patr9Gize ,he
exposition aud give orr gA"i.aut v5,u1.
teer militia lift.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

WE notice that Notwithstanding the
reform measures instituted by the
BOARD of Trustees Of the Pour, the CON
tracts for supplies show wonderful
inclination to drop into Democratic
rIutches.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

THE firm OF c. and j. Pyle have set
q laudable example for other firms to
follow by purchasing fifteen dollars
uorth of tickets OF admission TO the
Armory Fund Exposition to be dis.rib u.
ia tn their employees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

CLEVELAND gets $50, 600 year sal
ary. besides contingent expenses, but
be hasn't got money enough to cleo,
Tweed's friend, Hill, G )vernor of New
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
.orrUn..

NvOIICE-WE TRADING AS TIE
~ hrm Of Brauntn McManus
owners and occupants Of the hosse STU
ated at No. NJ West skin street, n
the Fifth ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
county of New Castle and state Of Della
ware in oompIiatce With the requirement.
81 the acts OF the tieneraI Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give no
tice that shall apply in writing 70 the court
of the General Sessions OF the Peace ana
Jail Delivery OF the state OF delaware, ~
and for New Castle County, on MONDAY ,
the 10th day Of November, A. u. 1850, boihs
the next term ofssid court, for u license IU'
said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors in less guam
Titles than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises and The tollowing respectable
citizens of the said ward recommend inc
said application VIII
Thos. Il. I.ally, Wash. NJ. smith.
Levi C. Bird Vim. H. Robinson,
A. Given. l.. A. flllcotte,
VIM A. Lamotte. James O'roole,
Patrick Neary, VIM Batton,
l., II. brave, M. L., WIN H. Mooney,
John z. Surirgtr, DANIEL Mulhenn,
"a :. Adams ID ugh VAR,
Prank J hassoa Bernard =. hasS0a,
Henry Miller, Chas Kyle,
Daniel r. kilroy, &. AnfenSer,
Albert Jacquot, Las. nurphV'
A. Carmichael, BkANNAN lcMANrS
o2A.3ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

DUY YOUR GROCERIES AT THE
D cheap cash store, n. Il cor Thir: and
Madison streets. ilb. rice 25c An. currants
26c., 2lb new raisirs 25c, ll9 prunes &c :,
Glib. ost meal 25o.. Alb lellv 2oc., slD. MIR ce
m eat nc, cline so2G &c., alb. Trenton crack
era zoo, alb. soda biscuit &c b. egg bis
cult lSc., lib. ginger snaps l0c., lib. nic-ns cs
l0c., bag good -four 80. lib lard l0c., / b..
20 ID tea 40o, good brooms 200 and other
goods in proportion. New goods arriving
very day. Le.ve your order at the stol Q
nd 1t Will be promptly delivered. Give us
. call. LYNrh n LE6KY, N. 4. corr or
bird and Madi son streets. ola 1T
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

THE great number Of strange faces
seen at tho Armory Fund Exposition
and at the Opera House last nigh,
show that our industrial show is draw
ing from all over the State
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

ROSCOE Conkling is the only Mug
wump left in New York who opposes
davenport, bat hets to be excused.
He never forzets and never forgives.
How unhappy such man must be.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

WONDER how much Cleveland snh-
scribed to ENABLE his friend, Captain
MuIIip, who he pardoned ont Of the
pepiteutiarv, to carry Cincinnati for
Hoadly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
lRJpUs AIS FoRHEATEns.

WATER DEPARTMENT CHIRP ESaINYgR'
OFFICE =. W CoREER SIXTH AND KING
STREETs WILMINGTON, Del Oct. u, $50
Esumate4 Will be receivod at tho office o
tho Water department, =. w corner sixth
and King streets until O'Clock p In. Thus
dav october 70. 1850, f1r a steam heater
boiler .ipes and all APP urten'nces complete
Tor heat ng south side OF building sixth ant
kiuy streett. All Information relating t.
said heater Will be furnished by the chile
engineer
EA.E forms io- prouOsals may be had or
application u othce OF "eter ! apartment
fhe rigkt.,o r@,ect any or all bids Is rcser
we'd nv the k1ard Of Wster commissioners.
o2l.H II - MCINTYRE, Chief Engineer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
DR.. SIMMS

Ell u "a DIE l4ILSl
THE PERFECTION os PILl
MANKIND's FAyo2ITEP1
Tho most famous liver lo!lcl2'si
No gripping, sickness o. E'g ZEE
their operation. They DC mol lea' :. :. !,
ols coativo. They tone az $50
liver aud act Oh the zldneys s Z, 7,
SKIN. curing liver compis.t7 A' a. ,I 4
neuralgia, biliousnosf, phil !. u. y. Il; Y,
back, pain in the bowels, allro,s " =,
etc. fsry valuable ir dY:fss ~. a \
fever OF duu!t sgoe, cAiiis ai- ~ ~ !,
weskness, lose Of sPyetit' .; =, ID d
splendid for woasly lsi!'sies - T :, 4
10 Aeep ,ae sys.en hoalta7. t ~,
dorsed and recouE9eneea .! 4! !, lin h..
the incest pnrsstvt ana "t'' :, 4
icinc, Elegantly eup If'''otH'' :, !.
Sox family boxes, cir y on, ~ ~ ~,
mail. sold by ies6iis desic's =: :, "a, "a.
Main depot, fcrit.i ard ki ,is y i,.s
! mlnstoB, DOL, AID w. wv az
i, Philadssiphis.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27

Nennor's predictions, though in III
main pretty accurate, are not lniallible
But DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup was neve
known 20 fail 10 cure cough.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
g BEE HIVE, D
3O6 Market St.

Are now showing the lar
gest stock OF dry goods ever
put under one root in :his
city. In consequence of hav-
ing the large reserve stock
On hand, we are making such
low prices on goods that it
is impossible for you to pass
them by without a careful
examination. Prices do tell
the story. We are receiving
new cloaks and wraps every
day. Our prices will posi-
lively be below competition
Saturday, Oct. II, we sell all
LOT Doct. Warmers makes OF
corsets at about ! price for
that day and evening. Now,
don't forget this bargain
also special bargains in
hosiery.
R. L. RUSSELL,
octl5tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
/ } .OrOSAi -
-POR--
3 e e F..

Scaled proposals Will he received ny tfe
underslgued Tor supplying the aimshouse
and insane department with beet from the
2sth instant I'd the last Wednesday In Janu.
AIRY NEXT, the beef 70 he from vel fatted cattle
dressing not ltf- man bUO POUNDS and to Dc
furnished in vh0ie quarters in the proper
ton OF one hlni-Qu irter with the Kidnc!
fat taken out to four forequsrters wi h sepa
rate price, for the respective q lsrters. AIS,
for legs and spin. Of teei separately, 10 u
delivered at the "a mshouse. The rixnt 10 nc
accept or relett any part OF a Did OF all IN
lids Is reserved
Proposals nj ust be properly endorsed am
| addressed 10 The undersigned and VIII ce re
ceived until noon Of tho 18Th instant, Whe
they will be opened at the alinshouse.
| Nv order Of the hoard Of Trustees OF tn
1 Poor. JOHN GUTHRIE, superintendent.
| october ~ aso os0.4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-27
EYOR PHILADELPHIA, UHESTE X
II MARCUS HOOK ami BILLIrGsPoRT.
Steamer MARY MORGAN.
Change of Time.

n, On and af,er Thurs.
II day, sept. n, vii
~ ,r. Dx&H&a- leave Shipley stree
L%TN6EEjs wharf at 1.30 q. II.
E1H&tHAH4f8M stopping a. Marcu
II ook, Uheste
and BHliugsport arriving at Arcl
street wharf, Philadelphia at 10 a. m. ho
turaing leave Arch street wharf at SPIN
SUNDAY, leave Shipley street wharf y
3 a. nj Rtturning, leave PhiladelDnia
ircm Arch street wharf At4p. IN.
Fare between Wilmington and Philadcl
phia, S0c. excursion, 50 Wilmington an'
Chester, loo exclusion. rs.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-06-13
PuNoENT PARAGRAPHS.

A new drama is called 1.-THE Skat-
ing Rink" The actors are studying
their roles and have begun to tumble to
the business of the piece. Com
naercial- Bulletin.
There is demand for something
new in the way of sauces" writes q
millionaire caterer. The sauce fur
nished by the average servant girl seems
to be getting old.-Boston Post.
You may speak" said q fond
mother, ''about people having strength
of mind, but when it comes to strength
of don't mind my son William surpasses
everybody l ever knewG NJ r. Mai
and Express"
-Enfant Terrible -"Say, Mr.. Snobby,
can you play cardsp" Snobby-why,
no, Johnny. I can't play very well. y
E T.-"Well, then, you'd better looh
out, for ma says if Emma plays heI
cards well she'll catch you. Life.
shall put . small or big head or
this articleP" asked the telegraph editor
Just then poet timidly. opened the
door, and the managing editor sans
out: "Put big head on it." The poe
ducked back and went rapidly dowr
stairs.-N Y. Sun.
English at the universities: FRS
undergraduate (reading): "Will thi'
do, GusP Mr.. Smith presents his com
pliments to Mr.. Jones, and finds he ha!
a cap which isn't mine. So, if you have
a cap which isn't his, no doubt they ar,
the ones " Second undergraduate
20, yes! first rate. London Punch.
"A monthly journal published il
Paris is devoted to nothing but the ar
of stamp collecting" There are quit
number of daily and week..
Journals in this country devoted mainly
to the same thing; but. some Of then
lose more stamps" than they collect
| NorristoWn Herald.
Hash has saved the lives of grea
many people-by their not eating it
Hash is q noun, common-in boarding
houses-often parsed and frequently de
clined, neuter gender, singular case
Shakespeare had it in mind when b,
wrote of ''mincing matters" Hash !
like good many other things-it has t
be taken largely on faith. Many peopl
object to it, when they are not in realit..
accustomed to anything better. Thos
who are continually clamoring TO
better fare should eat sawdust, which
really fine board. Troy Times.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-06-13

A good woman left her son at home
while she ran across the street to attend
meeting of ladies in church near by.
The boy was to watch the dinner pot,
containing, among ether things. a calls
head, and he was to see that the water
in the pot should not boil over.
At the meeting, which was to arrange
for church festival, several grave
elders and the clergyman himself were
present. The latter had called upon to
make few remarks, and he was in the
midst of his talk when the boy thrust
his head in at the doorway and whis'
pered:
Mammal
The mother frowned and shock hel
finger warningly, but the boy was not q
be awed. Filled with the Importance Of
his errand, he shouted:
Mamma, you needn't wink at me
but you'd better como right away, fol
the calls head is buttin' all the dump
Inns cut oil the potr-Beston Heros4