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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-14
THE PORK PACKERS.
Prospects of a Compromise
in Their Strike.
NEw.w.U. DIRECTORS ELECTED
New York POlitics-A Chastity Find
Army Appointments - Manning
Against the TiIdens-Etc.
The Chicago Strike.

CHICAGO, October 19.-M. Barry, Of
the arbitration committee appointed by
the Knights of Labor to adjust the Ia
Dor troubles in the yards, said to-day
that he had hopes of making a settle
ment in the morning, and would at
any rate know before noon what the
prospects ofcompromising the difficulties
were. He was somewhat surprised at
the proceedings Of the packers at their
meeting yesterday, and said that Wnen
he saw them yesterday forenoon they
had said rothing to him about any
determination to hold out for
ten hours, but said they rather
led him to believe that
a compromise might be arranged. The
quiet that has attended this great strike
Is the wonder of everyone who comes 10
the wards, and has made thousands OF
friends TO the Knights of Labor, 10
whose efforts the admirable order is
due. The importation of men by Ar
mour & Company Is making some %
the strikers trihe restless, and the TASK
of controlling the younger element is
becoming difficult. Everything this
morning was the same as il was yeSter-
day, Armour's beef butchers still re-
main at work by order of the Knights,
although tbey are FESTIVE under the
fact that cars are loaded by clerks ano
outsiders. Pinkerton's men have COM
pleted their culinary apparatus, and
will live entirely IN Washington
Butchers Sons packing house. They
can't buy anything outside, except at
the transit house. There is rig d boy
colt against them.
Delegate Barry was seen by Daily
NeaRS reporter at noon to-day and said
The men have their mind set on the
eight-hour rule, and will agree TO
nothing else. We made a proposition
this morning TO the packers that the
eight hour rule and eieht-hour men will
all agree to work all over time
necessary. This will be practically
a recognition of their eight hour
question and will be accepted by the
men. The packers submitted q PROPOSE
ton that the Workmen be paid by the
hour. This will not be accepted. have
proposed meeting with the packers at
the Board of Trade thus afternoon, and
should they accept the proposition, the
matter will be settled ultimately. Should
they not meet me, will take other
means to effect settlement, for this
thing must be fixed up quickly, as it is
all nonsense for Armour to suppose
that his beef butchers will work under
the circumstances by which they are
surrounded. If 1 find that things
are as l sometimes suspect they
are, and that the packers are
playing q waiting game, will take
more energetic measures at once and
on nay return to Richmond shall tell
the knights there that Armour beef is
not as good as it used to be, and we will
see how the opinions of 1900, 900 men
throughout the country will effect the
trade"
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New Directors Elected.

NEW YoRK, October 13.-At a meeting
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany stockholders, held to-day, sam1e
Sloan, presiding, the following new
directors were elected: Austin Corbin,
Henry B. Hyde and John G. Moore.
These gentlemen take the places of
Harrison Durkee, deceased, Frank
Work and Hugh K. Jewett.
President Norvin Green presented his
annual report. The bonded debt at the
close of the year was $685., 200. The
business of the year was: Revenues
SIC 297 ,63S; expenses $12, 1878, 7s3; profits
$3,919 1855; surplus July 1st, 1885, 81 324,-
504, from which profits and surplus,
deduct 81, 934 ,0'5 for dividends anu in
terest charges and surplus OF June Both
of this year and S4,3U9, 1913 re
mains. The report says: "Whiisi
the volume of business traffic has con
tinued to increase, the tables show
material reduction ID revenues, prlncl-
pally in cable, gold, stock and CONNER
clal news earnings. Notwithstanding
the contlOued reductions Of rates. the
earnings from the land lines OF service
have been well maintained, the falling
off in the earnings from messages trans
mitted over land lines being less than
the increase from wire rentals. The
outlook for the ensuing year is better III
the face Of active and extended
competition aid further reduced
rates. The earnings are well main
tanned. The early moving Of the
grain crop made an active business Ia
July and August, and weekly return
from test officers showed a large IN
crease. 1t has been demonstrated that
with TWO or more competitors reaching
ali the principal commercial centres
east OF the Rocky Mountains and win |
some of the rates cut below the cost of |
service, the company still maintains |
an earning capacity, equal 10 more
tnan per cent. on its capital stock |
above fixed charges"
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New York Politics.

NEW YORK, October 10 1t seems ~
bable that Abram S. Hewitt will ccept
Tammany Halls nomination for
mayor. In case he does, the county
Democracy will endorse the nomipa-
ton, and the Democrats of New York
will, for the first time in six years
present united front. Bob IngersOl
has announced himself in favor OF the
election of Henry George. He advise
the Republicans 20 endorse and vote for
labor candidates. 1t does not seem at
all probable, however, that his advice
will be heard,
The committee appointed by Tam
many Hall County Convention waited
upon Congressman Hewitt this after
noon. Hewitt invited them into his
private Office and long discussion and
conference WAS held. When ii was
ended the committee came out with
dovncast faces and hurried away. 1t is
generally believed that Hewitt declined
the nomination for mayor.
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A CHASTITY Find.

PITTsBURG, October 13-The remains
of woman were found in an oak box
at the Allegheny Dump" near the end
of the bridge this morning. The
lid of the box had been broken off by a
jar the box received when it fell, and
the contents had rolled out. The body
was nude, and IN an advanced state of
decomposition. On the box were labels
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
and New York office of the Adam Ex-
press Company. The authorities are
inclined to think that the body was
shipped from Europe, but no definite
information has been learned in regard
TO it,
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Army Appointments.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-The Pres
ident. to-day, appointed Colonel o. B.
Wilcox, Twelfth Infantry, Brigadier-
General, vice General J. H. Potter, re-
tired yesterday. General Wilcox has
been ordered TO Fort LeaVenworth to
assume the command OF the Depart
ment of the Missouri. The President
has appointed Col. James G. Duane to
be chief of Engineers United States
Army with the rank of Brigsdier. Gen
eraJ, Vice General Newton resigned.
General Duane is now on duty in New
York as Engineer of the Third Aght
House.
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me YerdIet unanlmonss

w. D. Suit, Druggist, BipPns, IAA.
Lestifies: Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has gwen reliefin every 49,
One man took six bottles, and was e8ro5
of Rheumatism OF 10 years standing.
Abraham Hart, druggist, BS1VMa,
Ohio. afirmg: 1.-THE best selling 8s4+
cine have ever handled In my % y0aRs'
experience, is Electric BittsFs.n ThO4e
ands Of others have sddeA tAs1R tesS
mony. 20 that the verdict II Un8niBSs
that Electric BittSrs do cure ell ele0aea9
OF the Liver and Kidneys or 1eO4,.
Only half dollar bottle q Z O. d. !.
Drug Store.
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Rraea N.

You are feeling depressed, yOGR eeRo-
lite is poor, you are botkseo6 ~
Headache, your are Gdgetty, nezVS9A
and generally out Of sorts, and want .
brace up. Brace up, but not with GtAR
ulants, spring medicines, or btttsE1
which have for their b&sis very eh0aA
bad whisky, and which stimulate y09
for an hour, and then leave yo1 D.
worse condition than before. What pa
want is an sltsrative that Win patty
your blood, start healthy HseOa g
ity, and give renewed health 80
strength. Such q medicine you win A
in Electric Bitters. and only 50 eaats Q
bottle at 2. @. u. !. Drug Store.
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Manning Gets Back to the Treasury
Department.

WAsH1NGToE, October 13.-Seeretary
Manning arrived at the Treasury De-
partment about noon to-day and re-
manned there for two hours. He had
conferences with Assistant Secretaries
Fzirchild and Thompson, and a few
other officials in regard to the affairs of
the department. He denied himself to
general callers, and gave particular in
structions against the admission of Of
fce-seekeHs. He is not quite ready to
assume actual charge of the depart
ment, and Fairchild will continue to
act as Secretary for several days yet.
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Teachers for Alaska.

SAN Francisco, October 13.-Private
advices state that a company of teach
ers, under the direction of DR.. Sheldon
Jackson. reached Kodiak September
23d en- route to Aleutian Islands and
Western Alaska on the steam schooner
Leo, nineteen days from Seattle.
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An UnquestiOned Right of Woman

Is to make herself as beautiful as she
can. Her mirror tells her that erup-
tons, sunburn, tan and freckles. the
livery of the sun, detract terribly from
her charms. With equal truth, this
advertisement points out the remedy.
"GLEFE's SULPHUR SOAP" banishes thos-
blemishes, and communicates a pearly
wilderness and the smoothness of ala
baster to the skin, without involving
the least suspicion of the use of an art
i6cial agent. Beware of counterfeits
See that sc. \. CRITTEEToE. Proprietor, F."
is printed on each packet, without
which none is genuine. sold by drug
gists at 25 cents; three cakes, 60 cents.
If the hair has become blanched by
time, or sickness. or is ef an unsightly
color, then employ "HIEL's INsTANrAs-
EoUs HAIR DYE" which Is harmless as
the summer rain, cheapest beyond ex-
ample, and quite reliable.
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The Epi.sOp.l Convention.

CHICAGO, October 13.-At the Episco-
pal conference to-day there was an AMI.
mated discussion on q motion to send
congratulations to The Congregational
Church After the substitution of
brethren" for church" the resolu-
ton was adopted.
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Against the Tlldens.

HUDSON. N. Y, October 14.-To-day
another Judgment was fled in the
county clerks Office against G. n. and
Samuel J. Tilden. Jr., in favor of the
National Bank Of KinderhoOk, for $125, :
600, claim fer notes.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
County Of Salt Lake. CO
I, Eephi ". Clayton, Auditor OF Public Ae-
counts for the Territory of Ussh, hereby
certify that have this day examined the
Securities and Investments of the Home Fire
Insurance Company of Utah, Corporation
organized under the laws of the Territory of
Utah, and ind that Fifty per cent. of the
Capital stock OF said Company has been
paid up, and that said Company has invested
in stocks of solvent dividend-paying insti-
tutions (other than mining corporations } the
sum of Forty. six Thousand Dollars, and has
on hand the sum Of Fifty-fopr Thousand
Dollars in cash, and I hereby approve said
securities and investments.
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
lsEAD. ofdcisl seal, at my Office in Salt
Lake City, Utah, this the Second
day Of October, AID 1856.
HEPHI W. CLAYTON,
Auditor of Public Accounts fort he TER
tory OF Utah.
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Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use OF the great Valley-Tan
Remedy. known as Johnson's Essence
of Life. Be sure and have q bottle IN the
house to use on the first symptom.
Only so cents. Sold by q. G. II. 1. and
all druggists,
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THE MosT VIOLENT EXPLOSIONS of
Coughing are stopped by HALE's HONEY
OF HoREHoUND AND TAR.
Pixies TooTEACHE Drops CVRE in one
Minute,
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40 East Temple Street,
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Laughter Lends a New Charm

To beauty when it dfscloses pretty set
Of teeth. Witnesses. when nature has
supplied this element of loneliness. may
be retained through Life by using the
fragrant SOZOD0ET.
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A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it isa part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
locks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
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GROCERIES FOR CASH.

To the good people of Lincoln comfy
l wish to say, that l am sincerely thank
iul for the liberal patronage given me
the past year, and l hope / will see you
often and sell you more goods the present
and coming year.
Ipromise to select with care the goods
offered to you and always give you the
very best goods at the lowest cash price
Your orders will receive the most careful
attention. In addition to a full line OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Fruits
Confectionerics, | will keep the very best
Flour, Meal, Meat, Lard, Sugars, Cotfees
Rice, Teas, Molasses and Syrups. Also
Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay and feed stuff
generally.
With my best wishes for you and 6
happy new year, cordially invite you Il
call and see me, and if do you no good
| will do you no harm.
Very truly yours,
NJ. V. POWELL.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Within the next ten days statements oI
,..,,ut will he sent out To- all of our sub
srrbcIs who are IN arrears, and II /,
earnestly hoped all will promptly res.
pond. 1t is not desired to offend any one
hy this, but it is done simply as a business
matter to get our books in good shape for
another year, aud because we need the
money 1t is further hoped that all per
sons knoripg themselves to he indebted to
this office will! call and settle or send the
amount due without awaiting such no.
tice. If you cannot pay up i'll full. pay
what YOU can, and it will be thankfully
received and your account credited ac-
rordingly.
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Am I Too Late ?

Not " lille there j. life left. The weary
uilrriur'S heart j. gladd"urd - ltr comes
Iu view uf the dcs"Tt's uasI-, tuTgyiiuI 81
his past suffering num the burning sand
and thirst. TIE mariner heart h"Un"S
with ipy as ln, srcs lis native shore Hii' !
months of cNpDSuir, and the remaining
duties hr has Ia perform uiI board ere his
foot presses again his native soil ~" done
with an glacrity "tt'>tIve Of his inward
r. iUicing 80 there j. hope for YOU. poor
sufferer. in rebuilding your cnirchlcd
constitution The daily use of Home
Sanativr Cordial will increase the alIlc-
titc. assist the SrcIctiuHS and rNrrctiOu~.
promote natural rest, and Lring tie
bloom Of health once IHUrU Ia your cIna-
ciatcd checks.
For all you want in groceries. fruits and
conf.cuomaIlcs go to rowrll's cash st"r".
If TIE rNistcurc ui victims IN Tie intrS-
tines dalkrl,s the cnmpirNIou. i It not
reasonable to ,upro.r that their presence
will ruin hcalth? SLrIrcr's Indian Yer
m.tugc will destroy and e>rrl them from
the 5uGy.
70 keep out al debt pay Powell! ca~h.
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San Francisco and City of Mexico
Excursions.

The ,linois Central X. II. will run Two
FIRST CLASS PULLMAN CAR ENCrEsION =
the second week in January, l-SG. one to
SAN FEhNCIsCo, the other to the cry OF
MENICo. stopping four days at New Or
leans, one day at San Antonio. aud one at
chihuahua. The ronnd trip rates To-
either point will lee as follows: From alt
points in Illinois between Frcep0rt aud
Ashley, aud Chicago and Ashley. ~ll3 IL:
from Dubuque Sllj -; siouX CITY.
sl2J.OO. Points between Ashley, ILL.,, and
Jackson, Miss, including st. Louis, Mem
phiS, Aberdeen, and Yazoo city, $ll0.Oo.
Tickets good to return within months,
Remember the great American Exposition
at New Orleans will be at its best at this
season of the year. No snow, no ice, no
billiards, along tl.is ronte. Address the
undersigned at Manchester, Iowa, for
Excursion circulars giving full particu
lars, and for folders, maps books &c,
concerning California and OId Mexico.
j. +. MERRY.
Gen. West. Pass. Agent.
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List of Jurors.

The following is n complete list of th,
1 Grand aud Petit Jurors selected I" serve
nj the next term of the Lincoln count
/ Circuit Court, bcginuirg on the 4th Mon
1 day of January, lsSd:
GRAND JURORS.
BEAT 1.-Chas IIeuck, Joel MCak, j. g.
Sessions. Gardner Turner, col.
/ HART Mn Sartin, Joel Smith,
J W Thompson, Sam Cooper, col.
/ BEAT BIB 5 Turnipsced, j l. Thomas,
Samuel Gill, Dan'l Huey, col.
/ BEAT Is + eagle, James A Fewell, 5.
/ J Holloway, Andy Sims, col.
! BEAT 5.-N C Watson, JR Anding,
Wiley Fore, Samuel Kelly, col.
PETIT JURORS.
FIksT WEEk.-A Hubbard, w + Jobcs,
o G Blackwell J X Smith, Alec Tucker,
Jr., ThOs Massey, +. J. Bcason, col,
Milton stubblrfcId, COL, Nathan Nc
Lean, col, W T Timer, NJ VI Murray, W.
G. Ablcs, John Crum, col, W A Towns,
T. Pieifrr, w j Taylor, aaron Smith,
John, Miller, Henry Towns, j l. Bigncr,
j W Chandler. Frank Parsons, Danl
Rountrec, col, james S;ubhlefield Hen
dcrson Fillmore, col, f w Boone, W l.
Lewis, J & Smith, Henry Lee, w y Me
Cullough.
SECOND WEEK.-Joe Paxton, col. J +
Carruth, W C. Price, X Z FUR, Henry
Israel, col, VIM Nations, Chas Penn,
Martin Nalty, Decatur Chisholm, col,
Geo. Bowsky, 5. c. Bullock, Wiley Smith,
john Penn, Ship Miller, j NJ Crawford,
Fred sherman. Pleasant Neal, Wade Bel
ton. J l. White, J . Boadwrc, Stokes
Allen, Griffin Garnet, { W Maxwell,
Dudley Loftin, j Il Wills, Chns Woods,
l. A W Bristcr, J II Mcfarland } b
DIchcr>On. John w White.
THIRD WEEK.-J w McGrath, Il L
Summers, John Nevin, WIN Abshagcn,
p + Eurns, j z Mcmillan, J II Davis
Emanuel Washington, col, + + Floyd,
Wiley Hall, II j Lowell, VIM Smith, Al
fred Magcc, col, VI Boyd, Danl lick
man, Luther Blue, Jr, Chas Schnorreh-
berg, G W Butler, john Hall, K. ID. Net
lies, + w Smith, w + Farmer, T j
Cokcr, Nathan Smith, VIM Boone, Joseph
Beard, F. i Brennan, L NevIu, Aaron
Hurst.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
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Notice J0r Pu6Ijc0fjOn.

LAND OFFICE Al JACR-oN. Mss,
December ;. -.
Notice is hereby gwen that tie follow
ing named settler has fled notice of hi>
intention To make final proof in SUPPORT oi
his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Jud-r. or in his absence.
the Chancrry Cicrl, OF Lawrence county,
at Monticello. Mis-. ~ .JauGary 9th.
l~~6. VIZ: Eliza White. Homestead No.
l0057. for the -wi uc4 and -. nwi and
nwt SCI and nt3 swt section /, township
north. raHgr - west.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of said land. VIZ:
Claihornc Martin, Andy Martin. Henry
Barnes. Joe MaItru. all of silver Creek
L. o.. Lawrence county. Miss.
JAS. ID. STEWART.
CIV. Register
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LAND OfrTgE NJ JACKSON. Ms. ,
Tt.....,.I,., - fg-. 4

LAND OfrtrE NJ JA,FsoS. Ms.
Ir,rluhsr >. ISL
Notice j. l''r'hy given thnt The follow
Ing -untrcG .rtil,r has filed r"'irr "r 81
intention tu make huHl pr"rr ~ support
at his riiIm and that SiId rIuuf VIII W.
mSdr hripIc the Judgr at ~ his al's"u'
the thauo,r, Ciork 81 Lawrence count.
at Monticello. go j. any OH. 1876. W
Claiborne LarEiU. Homestead Va. lhn.
fnI The u4 uci and ur. uW. section /.
township u"rfl, Inrgr 20 west
~" names til" fol own" witnesses
Prove his cont uu"uS Ir-i'i, rcc uFon. q. Z
cutiyat an 0f. said land. Niz:
Joe Martin. Henry Barnes. W. W. IL
cas-, j. -. Long,u,. #ll ct silver Geek =.
o.. Lawrence county. Mis-.
JAS. -. STEWART.
CIV REGISTER
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Lesson from a Mastodon.

The tuskS of Il mastodou recently
found in Illinois weighed 10 pounds
each. What II gigantic t"othachc that
ANIMAL must have been capable of hay-
ing. Aud such neuralgia! Neuralgia
or ncrvr-achc, generally proceeds from Il
di>ordcrcd condition OF the III od
Browns Iron BittcrS cniichcS and puritirS
this and drives neuralgia ont. Nil ".
w. Rrdman. Of PjIna, O.. says, "Blown'N
Iron Bitter, permanently cured mc OF
ncura lgia."
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LAMP OFFICE At jackson, Miss, }
December oath, lS-1.

Notice is hereby given that the i"ll"w-
inc named >,;tlcI has flied notice OF his in
tcnIion To make final proof in Supp"rt "l
lis calm, and lhat said proof will he
made lcIorr the Judse, "r in ms ah>"rcr
the tlcrk, of Chancery Conrt OF Lawrence
county, 1T Monticello, Miss, on February,
2nd. l~Si, viz: JESSE o. Suttun, Home
stead Nn. 104i?, tor the e! sw4 and "! SCI
section p, township s north, range II
west.
lie names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz:
J. +. FIartzog, W. J. Bass, G.. W. Hart
zog. A Fairly, all OF Silver creek 7. O.,
Lawrence cOdnty, Miss.
JAS. ID. STEWART,
6-v Register.
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Notice tor PHb|icdti0n.
LAND OFFICE At jackson. Miss.

LAND OFFICE Al JACKSON. Miss.
December II, -.
Notice is hereby gwen HAT the follow
ng-namcd settler has filed notice of hrl
intention to make final proof in support
of her claim, and thai said proof VIII be
mad, h,tort The Judge, or III his absence
rhe Chauccry Clerk. of Lawrence county,
at M"nticr.l". Miss. on February Bid,
l--6. w: I'm, line Benson, for the NV
SCI and n"4 ,w4 section -, township
. north, raug" 20 west.
Size names the following Witnesses IL
Prove her continuous residence upon, and
cult vat ON of said land, VIZ:
Perry Huckhalter, Randall Sutton,
Joseph Morris. Albeit Damplcr, all OF
IIebIun L. o., Lawrence county, Miss.
JAS. u. STEWART.
CIV Register
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As the character of thief is written
III his countrnance, Sc likewise do worms
portray their presence in the child's tea
lures. Hasten to give Shriner's Indian
Nermi urge to destroy and eXpcl the pests.