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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12
STRONG AND WEAK.


superssffious Bellefs Entertained ~ >
Fsnous Rnssian GsneraL
Al the stQrming Of Loftsha, during
mn m A a 6cfsl
Sko6elen ordered an officer TO lead d
battalion to a certain point The
| men marched on as long as there were
buildings to shelter them from the
Turkish fire, but when they came 10
the open ground they halted, for m
advance. apparently. meant the annis
hilation OF the battalion.
sspf E'..
Skobelcff riding calmly at a walk
across the fatal space, while round
him shot and she'll whistIed furiously.
In fight, after the passage OF the
Balkans, tho painter Ferestehagin
says that the. rain of bullets was the
most murderous he ever experienced,
though he had been several timcs
under heavy fire. In spite of the dam
ger, he watched Skobcleff walk slowly
along. his hands buried in the pockets
81 his overcoat The wfistling bull
lets did not, cause him to bond his
head once; his face was quiet. and his
eyes restfuL
..Now we know what running the
gauntlet MEANS" said he TO the artist.
as turn in the road sheltered thcm
from the bullets Of the Turk.
Tell me, honestly" said the artist,
..have you really SO accustomed your
self to war that YOU no longer fear
dangcrP"
Nonsense" replied the Russian
General. "they think that am brave
and that am afraid Of nothing, but ]
confess that | am coward. But ]
have made It q rule never to bend
down under fire. II you once permit
yourself to do that, you will be drawn
on further than you wish. Whenever
/ go into action | say to myself that
But though courageous under fire,
the Russian General was coward al
headquarters. Before his troops he
always appeared in a full dress uni
form with his hair neatly trimmed and
scented. But in the presence of his
superiors he wore a worn-out coat a
cloak hanging all awry and cap
crushed down on the back of his head.
He seemed embarrassed, as If afraid
his elegance might give offensc.
This hero OF many battles was super
stitious He believed in lucky and un-
lucky days, refused TO sit down with
thirteen at table, jumped from:bis scat
at the splitting Of a little salt, and left
room in which three candles were
burning.
What a bundle OF contradictions is
man! A General with will that ems
ables him to walk slowly across a bat
tle-ficld swept with bullets and shell.
but not strong enough to keep him in
room where three candies arc burn-
ing!-Youth's Companions
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12
He Had theALast Word.


Amorg Washingtonian relics called
TO notice this ;yeari5is the cpitaph Of
John Crstis, fathets Of Martha Wash
ington's first h6sband. His wife was
a good deai,of Is Tartar; ana SO. in
deed. was he; but she mhnased 10 say
Me- last word in Aibeifs wrangles.
4 When he& died I'D left orders to his
son, on pain Of dTsinheritance,sfo put
this legend on Ills tombstone, which
was done: Under this marble tomb
lies the body Of the Hon. John GUSTS,
Esq, Of tho city OF Williamsburg,
parish Of Bruton. formerly Of Han-
CARS parish, on the eastern shore Of
Virginia, and couatyof Northamp ton,
age seventy-one years. and yet lived
but seven years, WHICH was the space
Of time he kept bachelors home al
Arlington. on the eastern shore OF
Virginia" And SO he had tho list
word. San Francisco Argonaut
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12
Served Him Right.

First Prisoner-So. Jim, yer jagged
again, l see. ''"''''s
Second Prisoner Ycs, an I'dcserve
it, too.
First How's thatP ~
Second Prisoner-W teu. broke in a
house on Prairie avenue. and found {.
woman's dress. l could feel pocket
book in 1t somewhere. and began to
look for the pocket.
First Prisoner-Wcli. you ought to
have been caught. sure enough. -
America.
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THE WAY TO SUCCEED.


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XII niin~ - y '''1's
IL nrettv ,,ace ~ coe,s. =, - /.
said., ..aud mat The color I Want. Ind /
m AFRAID 4 viII moi wasb !,
One ~ The -sbop-g,rIs- ,eh,na ~.
co,nt.r bowed in5i9aran,l, "a
t,;rn.d awav Tba o,har s.,d a.rr
ssAre W, oo,na - .notbar :,
- the ste,rc ,nsaa,,s rars;,s - ~, :.
In 81, ho,. nj Ill t.La :. - I
- The b,sa~.rt and ,,,.b and drrit
for vr,,, hafora WI, como bacl, y, :,
nv
ba fast an,1-tba crstnrnn~ h,,,at,-t,
and asked The name az Tho oblio;no
sbano;ri va,r .norw.rd ~ u J
a,.;r Is tha s.r,a stora .nd =, Il
o,,Irv ,o.rrad TIN, ,ho ,,;., 10. :. ~
head ~ the denartment
"Sbe mt az much ,;fa into har worL
ne ian otbcr women sa;d M rs :.
aoer
One of the most prominort business
men ST New York said once: II have
always kent q close watch on my en-.
p,ovea and awaited myself NJ a,v hin,
which would show me which 81 Them
possessed the qualities requisite for
success for themselves and usefulness
to mo. One day. when | was passing
tho window Of the counting. room. /
observed that Tho moment tho clocl,
struck six all OF tho clerks. with bu;
one exception. laid down their pcns.
though in the middle of a sentence.
EHnd took their hints. f1ne MN
af9nr- ,1,ntffYffasffu wtfti1fyr.- tfIcrs
soon passed out OF the door.
.sPcttit said ono. .has waitcd "a
finish bis nar,cr "a usual,
..Ye. I called 10 him 10 come on.
Int he snid that II this was his own
business he would 6ni n the nan.r he.
fore he stopn,.d worl,
J. .,rha mora fool hal wapla-no,
work for n companv "a for mvse,f'
.,rh ,t. ;h. -
...d ta1I.;a ~, .f,a. 49, ,an,
: 80 ~ po,t;t ,vho ,.n,Lod ,f,nr
hon,s -, nv hns;nass .i,ooan.o ~
,vo,,,d havo aona !, ~ MA own, md
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THE KICKING COW.


Plant of Ono Who Has Mayer Discovered
Way to euro Her.
For kicking cows | never succeeded
in finding suitable remedy l havo
made many experiments, but mover
succeeded to my satisfaction. Since |
quit milking aps1better ees7of
cows have come into exlstence-W When
a lad | used to take up one fore foot
and slip on a strap to hold it up. let
ting the COW stand on three legs; but
a smart kicker oven then would always
beat me; / tried bar pressed close up
to one side of the COW in tho stable.
with partial success. l have since
heard that rope or strap tied
tightly around the body in front OF the
hips is a sure thing. / never tried IL,
but have tried moral suasion. scold-
ing, talking gently, whistling. pound
ing with milk stools, pitchforks, using
big whips-all tono purpose. A good
kicker was sure Ito worst mo when |
least suspected it.
Toward the last Of my .checkercd ca
- - e
many experiments, having read al
could find and sought the advics OF
every one; after frequent trials AMI
split milk and soiled clothes; after
shedding many tears and losing my
good disposition GALL true); aftor Civ
ing much serious thought to the sub
ject, | hit upon the following original
device, which seemed to be q good
thing. | tried it at the next milk,
ing, when no one was near to notice
success or failure. l tied slipping
moose about the right hind foot of the
COW and the other end of the rope
10 gate-post, AMI started up
the cow till the rope was straight
She could not get away, she was
properly '.histed" and could not got
her foot into the pail. sat down to
milk. TWAS "Old Brock our wo ST
and most experienced kicker MIXED
her for onco with great satisfaction,
and was delighted with my now plan.
talked to herin triumph and set the
pail of milk through the CATO. ia
duced hcr to back UP SO rs to slacsen
the rope and sat down 10 sndtie it, She
stood quietly until the rope was freed.
] was STOPPING right behind her. She
looked around TO take in the situation.
struck me smart blow on the fore-
head. and started. on a run. while /
rolled over In the dirt and saw a fir
mament ofgotdon stars. did not pur-
sue the COW. She was still the vlctor,
as she always had been.l j wore
large lump for the next three weeks.
l never tried the remedy again. nor
did ! milk the cow when could pos
sibly induce the hired man to do So. -
DR.. w. u. Beal, in Rural New Yorker.
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HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.


I'm preserving care must be used to
select fine looking fruit and TO keep It's
Ishape n iler cook ine. And also in max
III kgliRs ilafp tieaf GA sfhickz~
An extraspit Of ensilage provided
against the day Of summer want, when
drouRhts and fierce heats withef and
burn, win be a good soiling crop.
TO test jelly. drop alittle into cold
water or on to a cold plate, stirring it
for few seconds The best jelly
)6Aould not be- boilss 81 :excr Ave minutes
The blackberry is q persistent
weed and nuisance II allowed to Sc
cure a stand on piece oil ground
where it is not wanted Every piece
Of root that is cut OF makes p new
plant
In making hay. farmers arc7aat
to become too much hurried wish
drawing in, SO that they do not give
the hay time enough to cure and
sMaat;i hence becomes mow=bnEnt.
musty and discolor red.
old tin cans with very small
hole in the bottom, set near tho stem
OF the plant and filled with water is a
better way OF supplying water than
attempting to give by pouring water
around the plants when needed.
Tomato vines should be stakcd. or
tied up in some manner, in1ordcr TO
prevent the limbs falling on the
ground and rotting the .fuit 1t Is
best to arrange the stakes or other
supports while the vines are young.
The beginning OF towering is tho
proper time to begin cutting clover, Ms
well tho grasses. ff'iinrnthy be:
comes hard and woody much more
rapidly than orchard grass. 1t makes
better hay to sell, but not SO good TO
feed out
Flies and other insects often cause
the stock to lose flesh, even when the
best care is given. The small insects
may give more trouble than the lar ger.
being more numerous. Horses should
be protected with nets. whenever pos
sible, and the pens and stalls should be
kept clean.
-Currant and gooscborry bushes
may be transplanted in autumn, TAX
ing care to lift rs largo a mass OF roots
as practicable, and to thin out and
cut back proportionate amount OF
the branches. Protect them against
the cold winds }of winteg by manure
over tho surface. and Evergreen
branches around the >tops would be
additionally useful.
Tho most 81 tho small fruits are
less unfavorably influenced BY some
what shady location than are vege-
tables. Protection from too much
sun seems to be q decided advantage.
This is especially the case with goose
berries, currants and bfackberrics.
The largestand luscious OF black
berries are generally to be found hid
aen-ander the densest=feli stges
-Cabbages. : Transplant Tho 1ato
Varieties from The seed=bed. Tho craps
can be grown with but littlc labor by
marking the land three feet each way,
and setting the plants Mt tho crossing
of the mark this will allow the pants
to be cultivated both ways by means
Of a cultivator. Ii some seed O
Savoy cabbages were planted, the cab
bages will be found SO superior 10 tho
common kinds that=they always
besown hereafter. They are the hardi.
est as we'll as the finest OF all cab.
ha noo
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12
USEFUL. INFORMATION.
How to Toll u Horses Ago without Co
suttInr nm Expcrt

How to Tell Horses Ago without Com
snlting an Expnrt.-------~---------
The foal is born with twelve grind
ers. When four front tecth have made
their appearance the colt is II days
old, and when the next. four assert
themselves its age will be about 2S
days. The corner teeth make their
appearance when the foal is about :
months old, and these lattcr teeth at
tain the height Of the front teeth at
the age OF year, The. 2-year-old has
the kernel-the dark substance in the
middle of tho tooth crown=-ground
out OF all the front teeth. In the third
shifted. and when 8 years old these are
substituted by the permanent Cor
horse) tooth, which arc larger and
more yellow than their predecessors.
The next four tooth are shifted n~the
fourth year, and the corner teoth in
the fifth, giving plaeeto tho permanent
nipper.
AT 5 years OF age a horse has forty
teeth, of which twenty-four are grind
ers, far back in the jaw. with which
wo have little to do. But, be it re-
membered, horses invariably have
tusks. which mares very rarely do.
Before the age of 6 is arrived at the
tusk is full grown, and has a slight
groove on its Internal surface (Which
generally disappears with age, the
tusk itself becoming more rounded and
blunt), and at 6 the kernel or mark is
worn out OF the middle front -teeth.-
There will still be "a diffe renee OF color
in the center OF the tooth.
The tusks have now attained their
full growth, being nearly or quito an
inch in length, convex, without. con-
cave Within, tending to d point and the
extremity somewhat curved. Now. or
perhaps some months b efore, the horse
may be said to have a perfect mouth.
At seven years tho mark, as do
seribed. is very nearly worn out OF the
four center nippers, and fast wearing
away in the corner teeth, especially in
mares; -buta5the black mark stifls5re-
mains In the center OF the TOOTH. and
is not completely filed up until the
animal is eight years old As he gets,
on past seven the bride teeth begin to
wear away.
At eight the kernel has entirely dis
appeared from all the lower nippers.
and begins to decrease in the middle
nippers. 1t is now said to be past
mark of mouth. There are indica-
ations, however. after this age which
will enable very shrewd observer to
guess very closely at horses ago,
but none that can be relied upon by
observers, As horses become advanced.
in years the gums shrink away and
the teeth exhibit a long and narrow
appearance; they lean more forward
and assume an arched shape Dub
lin Farmers Gazette.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

On Tuesdays, Aug. 9th and 10th, sept
10th and oath and Oct Sth, 1889, the Chicago,
ST. Paul Il Kansas City Railway will sell
Harvest Excursion tickets TO all points IN
Southern Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and
Nebraska, exclusive of the Missouri River
eateways, aud all points In the Indian Terri
tory, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyo..
ming, Montana, Utah, Idaho, Arizona and
Dakota: also 10 principal points in North
-western Iowa and Minnesota Tennessee,
Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi.
Tickets will be sold at rate of one faro Tor
the round trip and will be good returning
thirty days from date Of salc. For full par
iiculars call on ticket agents OF the Chicago
St. Paul a. Kansas City Railway.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12
: Equal to the Occasion

II say, dear boy. | mast BE- going
Pm iate alrcady You haven't rot
/ FIVE cents about you for eur fare, have
your" asked ono Bohemian OF an
other.
mo, nothing but dollar, assure
you. dear boy"
"All the same--I'Il borrow that. and
take a cab. "-Judge.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

81 have quite an interesting or
astrological collection at home. said
Q professor to his host II would be
glad to have you call. Are you inter-
ested in b.-dsp p I'm Tot much--" Xxx
cept in larks,n his wife put liz, sending
q wave Of indignation over his face. -
Merchant Traveller
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Ro gentle In stimulating the kidneys, 9TH
erwisc you will excite and weaken them.
The happiest result follow the use OF Hos,
letters Stomach Btters to overcome renal
Inactivity. Avoid the unmedicated. fiery
stImulants OF commerce. Tho kidneys have
delicate membrane easily irritated, and
upon this the action of such excitants Is per
nfcious. Malarial complaints, indigestion,
rheumatism, neuralgia and bilousness sue
cumb to the corrective influence Of the Bit
hi
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12
The Test Of Intelligence.

"What is that man talking aboutp"
asked girl OF II travelling man who
had taken her to lecture.
Nothing In particular"
''And II took him all this time to say
itp''
Yes,
What very smart man he must
be. Merchant Traveller.
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Heirs Wanted.

Information is wanted of tho whereabouts
of Johanna Wilson. daughter OF Mark
Sweeney, wife Of Thomas Wilson, born in
Limerick Co, Ireland. She is, il living,
heir to an estate. III dead, her children or
next of kin arc wanted. Addrsss, w. j.
CoviL, Webster City, Iowa.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

Don't let that beautiful girl fade san g.
sroon into ipyalidism or sink into an early
rrave for want OF timely care at the most
Crucial stage OF her life. DR.. Pierce's "a
vorite Prescription will aid in regulating ner
hcaffi1 and establishing IL on hrm OASIS @,.
and NAV save her years OF chronic suner-
ing and consequent unhappiness.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

.PENsF wise, apd pound foolishn are
those who think it economy to use cheap soda
and rosin soaps, instead of the good old Dob
bins Electric Soap; for sale since 1864. Try
it once. Be sure. Buy genuine.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

Tha Chicago & North westsrn Railway
offers exceptional opportunities Tor n m
spcction Of the cheap iands and growing
business centers Of Iowa, Minnesota NO
brdska Wypnilpe xsEs2e ,esa e3o2!
Colorado and the Tar West anu fSers nWsss
BY series Of Harvest kxcurslonss Aor
which tickets win DO sold a hail rates, O.
me fare FOR the round "trip Excursions
leave Chicago, August 9Th and e0th, Sep
tcmbcr 10Th ana 9th, and October Sth. For
full particulars apply to any ticket agent
or address r. r. WmsoN, General Passen-
yer Agent Chicago & North W estcrn Rail-
way, Chicago, Illinois
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

pfctty dog, with soft, dark eyes
And long. soft hair J0cplo1 black
And tan and white. which y>xted lies
On either side. down neck and back.
The children say he Is q dude,
because his hair thus splits, and we
sGEfs Sas d5eeIs Is I sssf &c e's
OF cou so ne IL q pot with all
A. home, including wife and me,
He'Ilrun to catch the children.s ball.
And IT would make you laugh to SEQ
The antics he will cut at play;
He'll give his paw your hand 10 shake.
And hide his foxy head away
Bctw II his paws when e'er you take
An earnest look into his eyes,
Ali then, how bashfully they fall
fcur gaze; but, more than all, pre-
HIS waving, pretty, waggish tail
Not for It's gEaesfHl, pre- u u eaifses
Its waving hair, in black and white;
But for his wag. which / observe
Is his expression for del ght.
Whom. home returning, on the street
He sees me coming wag and bark
My eye and car, unfaiing greet,
His master's welcome always mark.
can not do the smallest thing
- To him, give cen q word, or look ~ =
Or yet n crust OF dry bread fling
10 him, but that hts wag is shook.
For thus he shows his gratitude,
And what a les soa docs he toach
To animals OF nobler brood
Who, unlike him. have & 1t OF speech.
The dog, my friend, viii wag h 5 tail
To speak his hanks for whit you do
Or say, II KIND, he'll never fal
In thls.--My frlond, hew-is.t W tn you'll
w hen morning comes, " itii rosy ftgIft,,
To kiss your eyelids; as yosrlo
Refreshed with SAUNDERS OF the night
Have you no graceful thanks to say
To Him, whose mercy, wbilo yon slept
Watched over you in tender love, E,
In health AID strength your being kept
That you may forth to duty novel
And as tho day goes happy by, --
e9-s2 Each passing hour with mercy fFausht,
50 Is there no upMard glaaee- OF eye, ---------
Nor in your heart one CRATE 'ul thought
OF Him. THE yer Of all good
Which comes TO man, whose loving hand
Provides alike for all their food
And by whose power alone they stand,
The social joys which bless thy lot;
The powers OF mind, an soul and heart
Are these goo x IT'S or are they mott
IL yes, whose hand Id them impartf
' II forgive thanks for these you fail,
81 your tntellig ,ncn doat brag; -
But think awhile OF dosg tai
And learn the lesson OF wag.
f. X. Southm1yl. in Inter o can.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

THE two elderly Misses Rhinclander have
5000 0o0 between them, and bid fair olcavc
Ito collateral heirs with wonderfully fat
sc,lmulations.
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A more pleasant physic
You never will flnd
Than Picrce's small "Pelletss
The Purgative kind.

A LATE New Hampshire paper. advises
young men not to go West to make their
fortunes, but to stay at home and earn
money 10 loan the people out West on their
mortgages.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

Mrs. FREDERICK STEVENS that was, now
the Duchesse de Dino, is a New Yorker still
to the tune OF ten real golden millions OF her
own, and now, ono may say, the Duke ., TOO.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

You hardly realize that 1t is medicine,
-wtrc-r taking Gartcris kittfc Liver Pills; they
are very small; no bad effects, all troubles
from torpid liver are relieved by their use.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

IT Is positively hurtful to use ointment for
skin diseases. Use Gicnns Sulphur Soap.
b Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 50 cents.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

WE only know ourselves and what VIC
really are when the force Of circumstances
brings us out.
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BvrrAIo Bril-, 7Amclio Rfves- Ghauier,
Bclva Ann Lockwood and Whitelaw Reid
formed an Interesting group OF Eecent re-
ceptfon in Paris. =
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THE coding moth does not lay its eggs
ill tho blossoms fall, and the spraying
should not be done till the fruit is tho size
If small peas.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

THE steamship Oswego recently made the
run from Mackinaw to Chicago-3S4 miles
in nineteen hours and forty Ave minutes,
pronounced the best time eyer mado ON the
great lakes.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

Thomas Nelson Pages beautiful
tale OF ..Marse Chan WINS Henfy Ward
Beecher's favoritc story.
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CHESS so named from'its principal piece
fSingl-- one Of the earliest inventions,
of the nindoos, being devised by q Brahmin.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

PAN in the sidenea always comes from
Garter. Little Liver fIffs. bon forget this
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

THr Russian Government proposes y
.akc steps for rendering the rivers o.
Siberia nayigable and connecting them by
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-12

Ethel said her mother at break
fast the next morning, Ibid you have
pleasant time at tbs Warringtonsp"
"Qh, yes, mamma" said Ethel,
drearily. She was pale and. heavy
eyed; ! think she had not slept all
night ..
'.And who were thereP' went on
Mrs. Mariner, helping herself to but
tered eggs with CHEEKY briskness.
Ethel enumerated various people.
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Further explanation is needless.
When next they met Mr.. Carshalton,
both Jack and Ethel were beyond the
reach of his maneuvers. Temple Bar
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Cant you gucssP Then Ishall tell
yo1, Ethel? Ethel Davenant' that $
what should like to SEQ at tho bottom
Of all your letters. Shall l ever see
it2)
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AN uHJEcI-LEsson.

pretty dog. with soft, dark eyes
Ana long. soft hair in cD)D1 black
And tan and white, which y>xted lies
Ia either side, down neck and back.
Tho children say he Is dude,
because his hair thus splits, and NO
I'M Ia <4.xt< +$f< -