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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

From The San Francisco CHRONICLE.


This splendid Euphorbia Is known in Mexico as the
flower of the nativity" II is used a. remedy in put
mOnary affections have never seen anything like
the IuXurance Of its growth around Cuern5Vaca the
city where Macmillan had his summer residence. 4
great many Of the cphOrbaccOus plants II all.
called palO leche and their uses are diverse The
The leaves into the water. when the fish. stuDrlcd
rise TO the surface. The principal use among these
people, however, is far less innocent Notwithstanding
life instead of contributing 10 rs support. The thick
acrid, milky juice OF sap is extremely poisonous. IL
thrown upon fire 1t gives cut fumes which produce
an agonlzlng headache and nausea Taken internally,
1t is deadly poison, which causes, according TO the
way II IS prepared and admins tered death or insanity
II IS popularity supposed that the madness Of the Ill
fated Empress CarlOtta caused by paO de lcche.
IeXicans often deny this statement. but they admit
and fear its deadly power in other respects Some
few years ago Governor Of the state OF Vera Cruz
i fOrct his name at this mOment-was given dose
OF this brebac, as II IS called. In his coffee. and all
OF the poison from the results OF which he died In ter
rlbe agony II IS believed also that II given to
General Luis Mier Tersn, the patriotic Governor OF
OaXaca who some months ago suffered terrible and
mysterious Illness, with subsequent insanity. 50 that
he had 10 be removed from the charge of Government
and taken 10 Europe.
1t is strongly asseveratcd that the Indians can So
prepare the poison as 10 regulate the period OF time
In which 1t Will prove fatal. Foreign chemists with
seem so utterly improbable In view Of the exactncss
with which be determined the operation of various
germs and microbes. The fact remains that pao
de lecbo is most powerful and deadly subs stance and
many are the Tragedies enacted through ifs nsi1i-
mentality in the Terra Cale1fc. The negaton of the
chemists and doctors Is also weakened force by their
vehement denuncatons ~ the practice Of the Indians
whose remedies, nevertheless often accomplish IL,
suits which all the science of the colleges has failed
10 attain. In drOpsy. for instance, In cases where
The treatment and repeated operations by regularly
appointed practitioners had proved totally inefjca.
clOns, the simple herbal remedies Ct ignorant bare
footed half naked Indians have In three DAYS almost
entirely reduced the dis;cnsiOn and In short perod
produced a radical cure. as may be aficsfed by the
patents, today alive. strong well and active In Mex
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CIYICAGOS SMOKE NUISANCE.
HAYMARKET MONUMENT-OIL AS FUEL
ANARCHISTS-PERSON RIGHTS LEAGUE.
IBr TELEGRAPH THE TRrBUNEi


Chicago. Dec 15.-The model OF the monument
which be erected in Haymarket square in memory
OF the policemen who fell in the encounter with the
Anarchists has at last been finished and VIII be sent
at once 10 New-York for casting The foundation for
the is being put in place in the Square
The figure is eight feet high and will stand granite
pedestal four feet I'm height The model was robust
parolman of splendid physique, whose face and figure
familiar 10 many people here. The figure stands
with the right hand upraHed as II invoking the law
The left hand hangs at the side. and the club IS Sc
euely fastened IN the officers belt The face frank
and kind though rcsOute looking, and the whole att
tude is OF appeal protest rather than Of force
The proposition TO erect monument 70 the Hay
market victims originated at meeting held al the
Union League Club, September %, 1887. About
$1,000 was raisd by popular subscription, mostly
through newspapers.
Another effort is being made TO lessen the smoke
nuisance I'm Chicago which, instead Of decreasing under
the present regulations, seems TO be getting worse.
Half the time the city is enveloped In dense fog
IL is proposed 10 hold the engineers directly
responsible, and ordinance 10 that effect will be
presented 10 fhe Council II is asserted that the
propnetofs Of buildings, railroad companies and tug
owners had at considerable expense provided for
Their engines smoke consuming devices which.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

in the United starcsi OF course there Is a law
against gambling in the District but II doesn't amount
TO anything. In order to egallzc poker playing all
that you've got TO do is to organize party Of Ave.
call yourselves a social club and get charter.
am told that there are over 1000 social clubs Of
that description In the National Capital"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

Some members Of the womans Christian Temper
ancc Union think that cowboys very cruel To their
ponies and talk Of sending Band OF Mercy to con
vert them.
correspondents wants 10 know what IL the Southern
definition OF scaawag" oh, II Is a man who Is
enlightened enough to that the Republican party
has the interests 81 the whole country at heart and
is honest enough TO say So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

Epitaph on a tombstone In the island Of jamaica
Hero leth the body Of Lewis Gladly, esq, who died
the 22d Of September, 1880, age 70 years. He was
born at Montpelier In France, which place he left
for his religion and settled IN this island where In
the great earthquake In the year 1902 he
swallowed up, and by the great Providence Of God
by second shock, thrown out into the sea,
where he continued swimming I'LL he was taken mp by
a boat and miraculously preserved. He afterw ard
lived In great reputation and uniyers"nT
lsHented"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

A young scotchman passed through this city few
DAYS ago on the way to Washington TO get political
Office. His name is Duncan Lamont, and he acknowl
edged to an acquaintance that he was green Still
lie has hopes for he is a knsman of Mr.. Clevelands
private secretary. Before leaving home he and Dan
lad some correspondence on the subject "hoh IT.
yealcd the interesting fact that their grandfather
o,e first cousins Later on II learned that their
rrandmothes were first cousins too SO that they are
related on both sides Of the family tree The yonngser
avs that Cousin Dan" advised him not to take an
Office because he didn't think he'd be able TO hold
after March d. he insisted on coming TO America
and Cousin Dan" said come along
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

-secondst. IS Of the smoothest pieces Of
macadam In the United States a good mscadamlzed
road said an old contractor to me yesterday, Is as
smooth as asphalt and as durable as Belgian pave
mont We've continued TO improve the method OF
constructing such road ever since MacAdam showed
ne the first pinciples You remember how he used
10 dol II is important that the stones should be
as nearly a. possible OF one size. lie
hired men to break them with hammers and made IT
a rule that no stone should be used that could not
20 into the mouth OF the man that broke IT, one
nav bls foreman discharged lrlshman for refusing
to break stone to a proper size. The freshman com
n,ained 10 MacAdam, Who on investigation. found
that the man had conformed 10 the regulations in
every respect The trouble was with his mouth
which was twice the ordinary size. We do the break
ing better in these days and don't use mouths for
gauges
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There stands the marshal Of the District OF colum
bia" said an ex-Congressmsn, holding IN the direc
ton of a dignlned gentlemen leaning over the news
counter in the lobby of the Hoffman House. :" Albert
A. Wilson Is his name. wonder II he knows as
much about Washington I doi ! wonder II he
knows that there IS more card playing in Washington
playing for money, Macmillan in any Other city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

Tho turf exists for the improvement OF thorough
breds Something ought to exist for the Improvement
Of beef cattle. with It's vast resources wYOrk
should have the finest quality of beef
that grass or corn can grow. One of the curious
features Of the beef business IS that nearly all the
slauehtering is done by Hebrews. They are fast
crowdins out the Gcntiles who content themselves
with conducting retail butcher shops The Hebrew
butcher continues to slaughter the OK according to
tho law of Moses. Modern science has been unable
10 improve on that ancient method.
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SUMMONS:

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Hennc-
" pin-ss fDistrict Court. Fourth Judicial
District.
Go]ep 3. Coffin and Lucixls 2. Glynn, partners
80 Coffin and alynn, plaintiffs, Against Wit
The. State Of Minnesota, To the above named de-
fendauts:
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer th he's, complaint Of !he
compiairt has been fled in the Office
Of the clerk Of SID Court, az and !; to
on the subscribers. ut tl,eir office III tbs city Vi
Minneapolis i the said county - OF ct
the service of this Summons upon you exclnsiys'
Of the da; OF such service, and # YOU Tail to
aforesaid, the plaintiff Ia This action will take
Judgment against you for tue sum q one hnn-
il1ed three and Go~ii1 dollars (sl05.9ol With
interest at the ratio Of 7 per cent. per. anrun
siuce he l0:h day of June, 1886. Together witt:
plaintiffs costs and Disbursements herein.
Dated April =. A. q. 1885.
ltAFBl,tT itN s. McHUGH.
Hluints1 Attorneys,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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| GTArE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
| ~ pin-Probate Cus,rt.
| In the matter Of hc application for license to
| sell the real estate of Calvin Buao licensed.
| an reali"g and Ming the petition OF Samuel
kaySer administrator IF the estate OF said Gle
G, aSed setting I rtn the amount OF personal
estate Shat has come his hands, an The ttspu
sition thereof; the amount OF tcb's outstanding
against said deceased and * scrptiNn OF al!
the reat estate of which said deceased died
SeiZn1 and the cOnalLiUn and f:tiUc III tue re-
license be to him grted to sell TIE real estate
belonging to said estate at private sale and it
appearing by said petition. that there is not sui
licient personal estate in the LANDS OF sud adj
n,ilstcator to pa sad aeoS, ana that IS lares'
snry in order pay the same, To sell all OF said
real estate;
Il j, therefore ordered. That ali persons IN
teres,ets III said ate, appear before the Judge
vember, a. D. 1883 ut 10 O'clock Il; III. at tue Of
iice Of tho judge OF probate ia the city OF Min-
nta! oils. in said county, t,cn and there 10 show
! cause [if any there bel way cense should NOT
be granted said admins raor TO Sci; said real
estate according to the prs: er Of said petition.
And it is further Or,'erc,s that ii copy OK thlS
order he personally served ca. all persons inter-
esled ia sa estate, resting within the county
OF Helinepin, O. leSss fourteen Gays before me
day of suc, hearing. and al o served upon such
as reside OUT Of the sud aolnt5f OF Hennepiu. bS
cepositing forthwith such copy order :,the Post
Oic., ut the city or minneapolis, with tine post
age paid thereon: ana directed w each vi such
persons at their place Of residence respectively,
and that copy VT such orr shall DC published
in tie Irish Standard IL :: cSrnner ;Ii:ileO aud
pub lishs,d at the city } .lnlenEotls, in sad
|, asst .ice in each week the last Of Which pu-
cM,ion shall be at least fourteen days before the
said day Of hearing.
Dated ~ Minneapolis, this 3rt1 day OF October,
f. vuV SCHIEG ELL.
Judge .tf Probate.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has l,eeu made i'll the payment o. The
sum of two hundred and nincty"slX dollars ana
eighty cents 2a6 so prtneiH a =, inif f
notice upon q certain q. orsfsaae duly executed
and delivered Dy Lor.. a. Mcleod, widow. 10
John P,1ryis bearing date ne Iih day ct Ma'',
a. D. 1885, AID, :v.ih tn9 LnWef oI sac 'hsEs e
Kegiat err Of Deeds 10 and FOR said county OF
Henuepin end State OF Minnesota, on the $50
day Of May. a. o. 1888. at one o,c,nck D. N in
mortgage mort was 5y an Instrument, il writing
dated the 2A.h day OF May, a; D. 1888, a,1I re
corded in said Office on t5e 2ath day or Mhy,
1885 st 1880 clock u NJ, i'll look 245 OF 'as'rt-
Purvis 10 Henry ID, Halbert, aud 10 action %:
orooeedinga al law or otherwise having tt,en had
or instituted to recover the debt secured by s:!t:
mortgage or any part Thereon.
Now therefore, u<.rice il hereby given, that
by virtue of the powcr Of sale contained III aAlet
mortgage and pursuant to the statute IN sUcG
case made sul provided the said mortgage VIII
be tnr.closet ny sh;e oi the premises &C.
Lot lwenty-six Izs) OF Block eight ~ Of Gu ter
Addition 10 Minneapolis aceor'tiny 10 the plat
OF said Addition Oh file or Of record in SAID II g
ister's Office, and situated III Henhepln county
and sppnr1e uancas; wnirh sale will be made t'y
the sheriff of said Hennepin County, at the
front door of the Court House in che city O.
nlnneapolis in said county an yao stare o.. me
A. NJ of that day at public 7cndue to The high
est bidder for Ca h to pas said deb. aud inter,
est. and taxes, Il any, N >- said promises a,1o
twenty-five dolrb 81 atsorn1 =, c,a iee Il
foreclosure. and the disbursements allowed OF
law: subj oct to redemption at any time within
one wear from the day Of sale as provided by
law.
Dated October6, 1885.
HENRY D. RALBFRT. Assignee.
GEO. T. HALsERT. Attorney, go b 1ston BLOCK
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THOMAS CAVITY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.

GTA'TE OF MINNESOTA, Hennepin County
y tDistrict Court, Fourth [4thl Judicial
District.
Porteous defendant:
The Stat. OF Minnesota to the above-named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff in the
above entitled aciicn. which complaint mas been
filed in the office of the CLERK Of said Eisls'ic
uepin. and State of Minnesota, and to serve St
copy OF your answer to said complaint on the
subscriber: at his Office, in the city OF Mime
apos, in the saia county Of Hennepn, within
you, exclusive Of the day of such service and
if you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in ibis action
will apply to the court for the relief denanded
in said com plaint. together with plaintiffs costs
and disbursements herein.
Dated September 22nd, a. D 1888.
THOMAS CAVITY,
Plaintiffs Attorney MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
Default having been MADE in the conditions {

Default having been mace in the conditions OF
q certain mortgage made aic dated Juue 18th.
1856. By John Berg ising 81 to Henry NJ omitl,
and duly recorded n the registry of deeds in
Hennepin county. minnesota. on the 9Th day OF
June. 1866, in book '1t0' of mortgages page 1854
conveying and mortEaging the following de-
scribcd premises, s,nated in said county, towit:
Lot ii teen la) block ten hoy Bloom ngton ave-
nue. addition TO Minneapolis acc rdipg to the
plat thereof of record in said registry Of deeds:
on which there are due, ut date hereof. $3.50 IS
Gncl,1di;s attorneys fees as therein condi-
toned aud no proceedings at law having been
Instituted TO recover any part thereof: Now
therefore, notice is hereby given tina, By virtue
OF the power, OF sale ia said mortgage contained
and herewith recorded. and pursuant TO statute,
the s,id ortgaga win be fureclosetl By !, sla OF
said ,s,orrgageu premises ut public auc1 on, il,
front OF the court house in Minneapolis. III said
coanty. on the yei day OF November. lass. at 10
O'Clock a. VA, TO satisfy tbs SUM herein claimed
due. together Will, ali the costs and charges OF
foreclosure.
Minneapolis, Mimi. September IS, 1885,
HENRY NJ. SMITH, Mortsagee.
CORRlGAN d BRADlSH,
ATTORNEYS for MuCtgagee.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In pursuance of an order of Hon. f; Won
schleseIl Judge of Probate for the connty Of
15g9, notice is hereby given TO all persous having
claims a0ainst Watson a. Gray lave of the city OF
Minneapolis, in the county Of Hen1epin, an !
Probate viii attend FOR the purpose Of exa1Din-
Ing and allowing such claims. at ais Office in che
city Of Minneapolis. in said county, on the drst
Monday in May, 1889, at 10 O'Clock q. e.. OF y
said order has been allowed and limited for the
creditors OF said deceased to present heir claims
against the said deceased to the said Judge OF
Probate, for his examination and approval.
Dated this .itll day Of October. 1888.
MAGGIE z. GRAY, ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Sheriff s Sale Under q Decree.

Under aud by virtue OF a judgment and de-
cree entered in the District CourS OF Hennepin
county, on the 8rh day ct June, 1883. in an action
therein, wherein .ohn z. Miller and E.. j. ar-
th,1r. partners as Miller g. Arthur, we're plain
tits and Henry Biaiso aud Enoch Brooerg
w.,e defendants iii favor Of said plaintiff
and against said defendants, for tue SUM of Two
hundred thirteen ard 1900 dollars, q certified
copy of said Judgment has to me, "a sheriff OF
He,,s epin County: been duly dire:te !
d lien upon and orders the sale of the prop
arfy below described: will sell at public auc~
ti9n to the highest CAST bidder, at the front d Or
OF the Court House in the City Of minneapolis,
ve;nber the 10th, 1885, az 70 o'clock in the fore
Noos of that day, the following described prop.
cry sitnaled in the County. OF Aennepir and
State of Minnesota, 10 wit: Lot tea [10l.. in
block on. LIZ of Monroe L. E1olway subdivision
OF Let sixteen u6l, Of Elnerson's addition i,
TO Minneapolis, according TO the plat On file
and of record in the office OF the Register OF
Deeds in ard for sait county, to pay ani satisfy
said judgment and interest thereon and the ex-
penses Of such sale.
Dated September %, 1855.
PETER 2 SWENSEN,
Sheriff of Hepnepin Comfy, Minnesota,
By AMOS c. SARDEsON, Deputy.
THOMAS CAVITY,
a For lain
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duff; treasurer. D Callahan; insurance secretary
James O'Meill; meet LIST Sunday OF month.
Division No. 2-President. Thomas Hy1and
yice-president: John Quain; recording secretary
William Quain; financial secretary, Patrick
Sweeney; treasurer, Stephen Stephens.
BEAINEnD, GROW WING COUNTY.
County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
President, D. NJ. Clark; vice-president, Geo
keoush; recording secretary. James Meagher; 6n-
ancial secretary ohm Hurley; treasurer Cullen
insurance secretary, meet list Wed
nesdayo month.
MORTON, REHvnLE COUNTY,
County Delegate-James Greeley.
Division. No. 1.-President, 2. e. Kirwan; vice
president. J Fl Reagan; recording secretary. II
Barley: financial secretary: A. II. Keefe; treas
urer, FL Ryan; insurance secretary, .............
meet LIST Sunday Of month.
ROE COUNTY.
H Nightingale. County Delegate.
Division No. !, Faribanlt-T J Mccarthy, pres
ident: n Sheeran, vice president; & w Byrnes,
recording seesetary; + Comerford, financial
secretary; P Devery, treasurer; G " Murphy.
Insurance secretary; meetings, I'd Thursday and
9Th Sunday OF mouth
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PROBATE NOTICE.
ssvAwE OF MINNESOTA, County o. Hennc

ssyAmE OF MINNESOTA, County o. Hennc-
~ pi,i--Prohate Court.
In the matter oftbe application To sell anhs by
the guardian Of Harry Soho a minor,
On reading and filing the petition OF Fl. W.
, Br;.zje Of the county OF Hennepn bv which it
BrAz;a is tue guardian Of :ot.oayt uanGd ward.
tng SAID ward is resident Of the count; OF Hen.
nepi H. slat+ Of Mime Ot3. IN I 2id WA!t is the
az certain real state situate in tie county
| OF tic.inc,in and stateota Minnesota and praying
loi license toseil lie ;a1ls at private sale.
On uLtion Of iNum;ls Cail1T, attorney iDr said
petitioner, ordered rha, the next Of kin to said
war, a,,l ell pcrsots Interested in bis estat. ap
pear before the pruhhte ;s'lrC OF ahld teunep'n
county ut The office OF the judge CT probate, ID
the city Of Minneapolis, in said county. UD VI or,
day. the 18th day OF November. LBS, st IL
o'clock a. III :, TO STOW cause why license shoui
not then DC granted TO the said gu.fC'hn 10 sell
Lne real estate OF said ward. as prayed tor IN sad
retilion. And il is fuGf l&r orilere. TINT copy
OF this order he personally served On the 1leAt Of
kin 10 said ward, and all persons Interested III
his estate. residing within the county OF H a!ins-
pin at least fourteen days before iha DAY OF such
hearing and also served upon such ai, reside o1t
Of the said county OF iennep!n by dt4jnsiting
forthwith such copy order in the Posi- Office 81
thereon. and directed 10 each OF such persons at
t,4cr place Of residence respectively, and that
COPY Of such order shall t,e published i'll the
]lisb Standard 4. news aper printed and Cub
lished ut the city OF IL minneapolis, in said Henue
yin county, for four successive weeks at Least
once ir eac', week, The last of wfinb publication
shall be at least fourteen days before the said
day Of heariug
Dated a. Minneapolis this Bird day OF October,
AN'>' j.. WON sCHLEGEL1.,
Judge of Probate.
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Plaintiffs Attorney, Mil,neapclis. MINI.
Sum MONS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Renne-
- pin Yss. District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
Mary Brooks, plaintiff, against Peter Brooks,
defendant.
The State Of minnesota, t.: the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint III this action, whiei!
has been fled WITH the clerk Of said
court. and to serve a copy Of your answer to
The, SAT-! complaint on tie subscribers at their
office, i'll tho city of Minneapolis in said county
aud State within thirty da.s after the service
of this summons upon you, excIu-
sive of the DAY Of such saryice; and if yon fall to
answer the said complaint within the time ATTIRE
e;sld, the paintiff in this action will apply to the
Dated August 2}, A, -. 1851.
JOHNSON g. BRADY,
Plaintiffs Attornevs. Minneapolis MINI.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
y pin-ss. I District Court, Fourth Judicial

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
y pin-ss. District Court, Fourth Judicial
Elizabeth NJ. Holmes plaintiff, agains: Jesse ".
Holmes, defefendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named de-
Pendants You are hereby summoned and re-
qnired to answer she complaint of the plaintiff in
heabove entitled action, which saifs complaint
ser7s & copy of your answer to the ssid complaint
on the subscribers at their Office in tho city OF
Minneapolis, in the county Of Hennepln and
state Of Minnesota, within thirty days after
the service of this summons upon
you exclusive of the day Of such service. and! it
you fail to a1swerthe said complaint within the
ply to the court for lie relief demanded insaid
com plaint. together with the costs and disburse
!ments ofsthfs aotion. - &gss
Dated August 29, 4. D. 1888.
WILSON 4 LAWRENCR,
PLAINTIFF Attorneys, Minneapolis, MINI,
as0 to 2A2 Boston Block.
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;read and butter and beeswax.

Defeat is school in which truth al
ways grows strong. Though your dis
ease battle your physician, if you put
your blood in good order with Warmers
Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, you can rely
on finally growing we'll and strong,
Pure blood means good health,
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4 CITY Guest.

Little Alice was invited out TO tea in
the country, where they had new honey
in the comb for tea. When she went
home her mother asked her what she
mad been eating and she answered.
promptly:
BREAD and butter and beeswax.