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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-01

PUBLIC opinion is markedly against woman suf-
rage, and the majority of women themselves are
not readers, or well informed and are too ipdffer.
ent to care.
when see some of my neighbors so contented.
sCClhg ldly from rosy morn till dewey eve with
lolded hands, or others who have nothing to do
apparently but to lounge and sleep away the bright
BUSY hours am filled with wonder l feel like
proddlng them up with the words of Isaiah; uRise
up ye women that are at ease; hear nv voice We
careless daughters Many days and years shall We
De troubled, ye careless women. Trembe, We
women that are at ease be troubled, We careless
ones Llft up your eyes round about and SEE '-
l'ulla Mygatt Briscoe, in Woman's Tribune.
80 far as is known there are only fourteop chi.
neSe women in New York City. OF these, nine
are married They obey to the letter the customs
OF tner own country, where the wife is the iron.
erty OF her husband p''P
, l1"Oe'y a gentleman sat down to write deed and
began Know one woman by these" ,,Yon
are wrong" said friend oit should read ,lnow
al men, ETC." every WE'LL" answered the writer
III one woman knows it all men will Of conrao ,,
lex, "'i'' VI COURSE
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-01
LITTLE ROCK, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1889.

ILL NUN, oAlURDA1, JUNE L, 1857.
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The police matron bill has passed both houses
of the Pennsylvania legislature
AT the recent Ohio State Suffrage Convention
held in Akron, Rev. Annie Shaw, Mother Wallace,
and Miss Anthony were among the speakers.
The last edition of the American supplement to
the Encyclopedia Britannica contains an article on
s'The Position of Women in America from the
pen of Miss Kate Stephens, of Cambridge, Conn.
RHODE ISLAND has raised the age of protection
for girls from ten to fourteen. The Womans
Suffrage Association petitoned to have 1t made
eighteen and the penalty ten years. The penalty
is made five years.
THE senior law class of the Michigan University
was addressed May 10th by Mary B. Clay. The
audience was large and appreciative. The subject
OF the lecture was Common Law and Constitu-
tional Rights of Women to Vote"
MRS. EMMA d. E. SoUrHwoRyH makes her home
In Yonkers, N. Y, where she passes portion of
each day in literary pursuits. Mrs Southworth
has written forty-fve published books and twenty
three serial Stories besides numerous short stories
and sketches.
The opium habit is said to be more prevalent
than formerly in Washington society, the cause at
frth, tad bn;, tlo H.
ceptions, which impairs the nervous system, and
In order to obtain sleep, opiates are resorted to,
finally becoming a confirmed habit.
The woman suffrage bill was lost in Michigan
by four votes in the Senate. Gov Luce said he
would have signed it had it reached him, although
he is not an advocate of it; but the suffrage move
ment is advancing so rapidly that he concluded it
might as well come one time as another.
OKLAHOMA contains 1887 900 acres of fertile
land located in the center of the Indian Territory.
The climate is described as delightful, the whole
winter being June day. Oklahoma has been fifty
named, the word in both the Choctaw and the
Chickasaw language meaning "beautiful land"
1T has always been admitted that man in infancy
is the most helpless of all animals, but when YOU
add to that helplessness the loss of mother, the
case is pitiabe. AT the Orphans Home there IS
motherless baby only fourteen weeks old, and
while all are glad that our city affords such COM
Portable refuge for little ones, this babe appeals to
the motherhearts of the city more than the Others
who are safely started on life's journey. Most of
the children are of school age, and come so clean
and neatly dressed, so healthy and happy looking,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-01

The opium habit is said to be more prevalent
than formerly in Washington society," the cause at
tributed being the endless round of balls and re-
ceptions, which impairs the nervous system, and
in order to obtain sleep, opiates are resorted to,
finally becoming confirmed habit
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-01

The last edition of the American supplement to
the Encyclopedia Britannica contains an article on
"Ihe Position of Women in America" from the
pen of Miss Kate Stephens, of Cambridge, Conn.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-01

The woman suffrage bill was lost in Michigan
by four votes in the Senate. Gov Luce said he
would have signed it had it reached him, although
he is not an advocate of it; but the suffrage move
ment is advancing so rapidly that he concluded it
might as well come one time as another
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-01

Mrs. EMMA d. E. SoUTHwoRxH makes her home
In Yonkers, N. Y, where she passes portion of
each day in literary pursuits. Mrs. Southworth
has written forty-fve published books and twenty
three serial stores besides numerous short stories
and sketches.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-01

OKLAHOMA contains 1870 acres of fertile
land, located in the center of the Indian Territory
The climate is described as delightful, the whole
winter being June day. Oklahoma has been fifty
named, the word in both the Choctaw and the
Chckasaw language meaning "beautiful land"
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-01

RHODE ISLAND has raised the age of protection
for girls from ten to fourteen. The Woman's
Suffrage Association petitioned to have 1t made
eighteen and the penalty ten years. The penalty
is made five years.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
AND SO They PARTED.
IL Wns Better That They Should Find
Oul I'm Tiun.

II "ns Better That They Should Find II
Out In Timc. .
Ihcy Ind boon engaged wook.
Together thcy had been TO SEQ "Littlo
Lord Fauntlcroy," and wcro returning
10 brooklyn on n Bridge train. When
tho t'nin stopped Angelina got up and
walked 10 tho front OF tho car. think
Ing TINT AlRcrnon was close bohind
Algcrnon walked to tho roar door,
thinking Angelina was tripping along
Mt his elbow Two blank faces, a
hasiy search and meeting on tho
platform.
al thought, Algcrnon, that OF course
you would follow mel'
"Aud l thought, Angelina. that OF
course you would follow moi"
10th fcll TO mcditating as they
walked down tho pnssagcwny and took
Kings County elevated train. Whom
Vanderbilt avonuo wns passed Angelina
at last broke tho silence.
"porhnps - Algornon - wo - we--
might not--ngroo. Don't you think
you had bottcr tako IL backp" md sho
pulled II dainty little ring from hor
finger.
Agornon hositatod. Tho train be-
gan TO slackcn speed for Franklin
avenue. Then no took tho ring In IN
nbsontminded way ms thoy both arose.
ats so much bottor," Angelina
added, softly, that wo should find out
in time" nnd they disappeared
through tho door. IN. 7. Tribune
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Silror Sintc:-For some cause. which
sciOniisis d. not seem to bc allr 10 ex-
plain. the eastern side of the continent
is getting more water than il requires
this year, while the western part Of
Un'ls Sans domain is suffering from
au Unprecedented drought. 1t may he
too mnch to hope that the Nineteenth
century will produce n s'ieut;i who can
account for this unequal distribution Of
rain, mud dovise means for preventing
II, nnd OF equniizing it so TINT no pnrt
OF the country will recrive too much,
anu every part will get fair share. Lnt
who will shy such nn achievement is
not possible in this age OF L Ii.ous?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
VOLUME 23.
An InanIIe Rnthusin.t.

A strange exhibition OF religious In
sanity happeurd at Bayonne. n. J.,
ono day last week. Miss Leon: Steu-
renal. who had lost her reason through
excessive study, during the absence Of
hor attendants. made an nt:emrt to
cruelty herself. She secured hammer
nnd hat pins. removed her clothing md
endenvored To nail h,r-elf to the door of
her rootn. She succeeded in driving
th- pins through one hand aud foot be-
fore She was discovered, and thongh
the wounds we're bleeding freely she
gave no signs Of pain. Sbe is serious
~ injured .-TEx.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

The Mississippi Democrats have gone
mud nominated another man for Gov.
ernor. Mr.. Lowry, the moral giant,
whose relrntlcss suppression Of prize.
fighting has won him the admiration Of
the civilized wOil !. reposes, all wet nnd
dragcly. III tho soup. What encourage
mcnt IS this to righ,oouSness7 Here
after Sheriff. in Mississippi may be c1-
r"c'ed To "au,ion prize.Gsntt by their
rrVsenca instead OF st-rnly commanding
the pencs aud rciiring.-l Examiner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
Nevada state Fair.

by rcfcrenc" to an advertisement
81 cwhrIe in this issue it will 10 Sc. n
tmat the State Fair opens ut Rruo on
September 80. and Il ,scs on October >,
1859. Tho exhibition this year pronIi,-
e' to eclipse nil past efforts III that di-
rection. as the literal premiums offered.
tho we'll known emery Hnl integrity Of
the management and the interest mani
Tested by the psoIls OF the State. in-
"urc the success OF the enterprise. We
trust that this county will be well rep
Resented ot the coming State Fair.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Saturday Henderson Green, OF Hum.
holdt House, telegrnphed Sheriff Tel.
lows that hc wa wanted TO inke charge
I" prisoner. Deputy Sheriff Nofsinger
wont down and Mr.. Green delivered up
I" him young man who gives the nnne
"f sam Scott. lie th.cuteno1 to kill
hr 'ir'on unless ho gave him some.
thing to eat. Tho young man is n
tramp from Canada, mud Is now ia
jail -. Silver Biato.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
seneca 4. swain.

seucca A. Swain. who VA, convicted
of felony. NJ one Of the sidr-Shows Of
the Mcdonald divorce cnse. has been
III the county Jail since Novcmhrr.
1887. lie WAS sCntruced tn San Qnru-
tin, bnt has nm appeal p, p,uding IN the
Supreme Count. He is very much
broken down in spirit and is snid To I've
in poor health. lie is not tho fly young
dude that he was when figuring nS the
custodian of Clara Bellies furs aid Jew
elIy
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
Reported Capture of JACK the
Ripper

London dispatch of tho goth says:
At $3.50 this morning responsible
News Association sends ont the report
Of another murder aud the capture OF
the murderer. This last crirnu il said
I" have brem committed jast outside Of
the Whi;cchspeI district. near London
Bridge. Tho shrieks Of woman we're
henrd from near 1t. Georges Building.
TIE p,Lce caught tie man while run
ming nway, dagger in hand. Tne re-
port anys the womRn's throat was cut
aud tue Dudy INITIATED.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Dillon. tMont.,) rrihnnr:-rhc prr.
vniling drought is n matter Of scrinua
concern 10 tho stock owners OF southern
Mcn,nnn. IIorscmrn do not icnr tho
comparative barren condition Of tho
tnngos rs much IN the owusrs Of cattle
md shcop do. Tho outlook for winter
inR stock next Winter in this part Of
the lonitcry Ia Nh, thing but 1ntlering.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Once. in tho hearing OF an Irish case
for assault. counsel, on cIuss-rxn,nining
"nr 0f tho witnesses. nskrd him what
they Ind ut the iirst place II, which they
u"pped. lie answered. "F"ur glasses
al nle." "Whnt uo1t?" "Two glasses
of wine" what ncxt?" zone glass
of brandy." "Whnt nrI,?" "a CLASS
Of rum" What next?" "a fight. of
couTss"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
AdrcrIi.ed letters.

Following is q list Of letters re-
manning in the Posto Ilice Mt Eiko. Sat.
urlny. ]uly 20. 1889:
ho'wsl Wan, Davis Geo.
r'ao L T.. Preston George,
Sellers Mlss.
Persons calling for nny OF the above
letters will please sny "ndyertisrd." :"
JAS. =. SMrTu. +. NJ.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Eramincr:-Mr. Mitchell tho hnush-
ty British puRili.t OF The muscrl ,r
tonguo, hns followed lIadji IIa>sien
Ghouly Khan ncross tho ocean. Mr..
Mitchell. like tho Hndji. is di.eus,ed
with America. lie snys he will povcr
return 10 this country ns long M he
lives. II must have horn an uncontrol-
liable dispnst that could induce him to
forego The pleasure Of having his head
punched by Sullivan.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Wif"--"Don't forget to insert nh nd
veriisement about poor lost Fido."
Husband Fear not" tExil) Wife
(reads in the paper tho following morn.
ing)--''Sl0 reward. Lost. last Mon.
day, n moi.ly, hair Tipped, crosr.eyed
old yellow pup, answering to the name
OF Fido. llu hns no tail. is wild with
tlens. has n glass eye. aud his whines
would make a rhinocrros shudder.
Kncws how to bite. Fifty dollars IT.
ward II he is returned III henrsc. I"
(Wiio fninta.)
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Down In Lancaster. Pa, farmer 10.
Soph Adams has just been prosecuted
and fned for getting IL hay OH SUNDAY.
II was all In vain that hc showed the
Court that II had rninei every secular
day In the week, and that his new
mown hay was spelling for shelter.
The Sabbatnrinu lava had 10 10 tnain.
tnincd. All the snnc, popular sympn.
thy is with farmer Joseph.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Tho Minnesota Legislature nsscd an
Act prohibiting under penalty. III. put
licnlion uf dctnil' Of executions for mur-
dor. Last Friday Allo Dulow was
executed nt Little Fnlls, aud every pa.
per Mt st. Paul aud Minneapolis. print.
ed minute details oi the hfrnir. II is
expected that tho publishers OF the pm
pcrs will no prosecuted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

". II. II. Hart, one ot The counsel in
thc Blythe estate case. wllici, Is now In
progress IN San Francisco. ~ rcpnrlcd
to l,aVs said 10 n friend that Tho blythe
will had been found III Los Angeles, aud
that ho wfe going there 10 GO. Il.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Mrs. Fem. thr "aophic Scnrch" Of
;he Oakland Timo', hns become recon.
clcd to hor former husband. William
n. E1wnrdy. from whom she was Ill.
vorcrd about five years ago. md the
unlted couple will 10 remarked within
few days. Aft'r her divorce Mrs.
Edwnrdy married SIR. Fern from
whom shc was divorced recently.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

There are abou, 10000, 900 pound. Of
butter stored in New York. md tho
supply Is increasing nj tho rn,e Of L..
10000 pounds u week Tho amount
oohsnmedpsr week is I 100000 pounds.
No dnngsr Of q butter famine in Now
York soon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

Al,a:--Sullivnn Ia Gghti"g his old
nninsonist. whisky. according TO tho
iplcs of Bacchus. in Chicago. and Capt.
W. Ii knocking the big hrnto out evcry
time. Whisky hns i,s u'os, and killing
Sullivan seems to be one Of thcm.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
A IllRh.sp,rltcd HIrI.

Bnt u you don't love h;m. Clara. why
nro you going 10 utntry him7
liccanse ho dared mo to, mamma.
lIo knew NY high-spirtcd nature. too.
Oh, Ill make him sorry enough for it,
don't you be afraid.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
4 Liars Portion.

In 1860 linr was legally punished
by having hole bored through his
tongue. II this was tho law nov, mud
II was enforced. sonic mems tongues
would Look moro like porus rla,ters
thnn anything oIse. Il Eureka Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28
SebOoi Report.

Following IL the report OF the Jack
Creek school for the month endlug July
lG. 1889:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-28

NELLIE G. QuISS.
Teacher
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
sIINOR MENTIONS.
Claude Hass was arrested yesterday


Claude Hass was arrested yesterday
Tor larceny.
Work on tie court house is practi-
ca " suspended. few stone cutters
are at work in the sheds.
Mrs. +. Wilcox, of Hyde Park, Chica
60, is visiting the family Of ". J Gun
ningham, on CrawfOrd-st.
Rosetta +. Busk yesterday filed SUIT
for divorce against Francis VI. Busk, on
the grounds of desertion.
Grand River Lodge No. "a, +. & 4.
NJ, Will hold a special communication
this evening for the installation OF
officers.
There Will be a social at the residence
Of Rev .Ch'-~. Fluhrer, No. 81 MOrris-ave.
tomorrow evening for the benefit of the
Uniycrsalist Church.
A small fire in the house Of f. A.
Wait, No. 81 West Bridgc-st., called the
department out yesterday morning.
SO damage of consequence, however,
was done.
George Brooks WAS arrested yester
day hv Detective J. l.. Smith charged
with having stolen a watch and Sll in
-everal months ago.
Chas. Walsh, the eldest son Of Justice
Walsh, is quite III with typhoid fever.
lie is, however, somewhat better than
ne had been, and no serious fears are
now entertained.
The Mail Carriers Association has
formally voted that hereafter none OF
It's memhers VIII accept prize from
any fair or baZar, or Zoe a candidate in
any OF the yote-catching schemes.
The marriage of Mr.. James Newton
Of the Livingston, to Mss Rosa Block
we'll, viii occur tins evening at the res
doncc of Mrs. Redell, 10. ~ Waterloo
81. and not at No. :, as accidentally pub
hshed.
A fire broke out IN the shaving room
IN the furniture factory Of W. A. Bcr-
key, on WaterIoo-st.. 40 about haif-past
g O'Clock last night. bat was quickly
gotten under control and nO serious
harm was done.
Rev. ". +. Richardson's lecture on
the american Problem for thc
benefit of the Woman Home and
Hospital. VIII bo delivered 10 the
Church Of Christ conner oi Lyon and
Ran-omsts., Tuesday oyoung, pccom-
bCr T..
The motion TO dissolve the attach
ment 0n VIM. steele cattle u the
-ut ot Wcbbar Bros. on tral u thc
circuit court today hIr. steele has
been ou the stand most d tao day. and
his appearance gives mark q evidence
of the Ii effects of his rr9tractcd i.l-
ncss- f0ui1 Nrfind.
An alarm Of fire was turned in yes
tcrdav morning about O'Clock. calling
the department % No. ia Washington
st.. where there was . small blaze Oc-
ca1olei hv defective Cue u tie rcs-
dcnce of samuel Watson. Tho house
was owned hy Mrs s. /. Fuller. and
the damage vas almost mcOnsidcrat.o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

Over -te a-1.- .-eilfsnz DsEcaar1is sn1
se--le ez-l1a-ss. ---sis ls4ezlzass aaa aE'ert-
49, housas h4tv ess- A's5<etz1 oy ras s1sls
t'szecteas t-'-s laf sgks l-s present go.
h-1s-re1s ,i aiee's ~ess 'sea1 81 varia.ss
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
TIE 1907 kfSTEgY
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terday.
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a. ttsr- Ias boe&s @re sA straight
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
Practical Rother Than Sentimental,

do you remember when and where
~e first metz ! heard a loving wife ask
her husband. Certainly. my dear
III wager you don't, she said; 81 don't
believe you can tell ne now" ''The first
time met you be said quite readily,
"was at a charity ball at the -- hall.
so it was, she said. quite pleased, lit
i very nice to know you remember 90
we'll" And when she left the room he
turned 10 me and said: For heaven :
sake don't say anything; but ! remem-
Der because that night some fellow
walked of with an $50 overcoat OF mine,
and had to 60 home without any. San
Francisco Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

Though thin faces and fantastic cos
TUNES were strikingly real in the bright
light that would fash up as a faggOt
crumbled, when this fiickered down to a
soft glow the gathering and scene was
ghastly in the extreme. OF 10 the rear
Of the hut, which afforded an animated
foreground, tall gums, cypress and water
oaks reared their heights. In one OF
these a screech owl had taken up his
post and sent shivers down the spinal
columns of his listeners with his dis
cordant and gruesome cries. When this
i'll omened bird alights near a negro's
cabin and begins his clamor, the hus-
band sticks the tongs in the fire TO avert
the death which the birds presence IS
believed to foretel and casts a handful
Of salt in the fire 10 rid the vicinity Of
its obnoxious Presence.-T. p. Henry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
SEAL SKINS!
At Mrs. L. j Reynolds Mill
linery Store, Num-
Der SS Canal-st.
.FlaS FACTS lEl PLAN TRUTHS
And no EVasions Of the True
Meaning.

II IS a well known fact, by
man ia this city and ali over
the world, that one company
alone have the lease or the
Sea. Islands Of Alaska to the
positive exclusion OF all others
from catching Seals, and that
company, real and only head
quarters Ia San Francisco, Cal
llornia. Now, all genuine
Alaska Seals mu { and do come
through that port. Do not he
deceived, or deceive yourself
hat you can purchase as cheap
elsewhere, for they all come
through that company, and
you must and do pay one pro-
hit hrst, no matter where or of
who you buy. BY purchasing
of Ii. Llebes & co. you pay
only one profit, but if pur-
chased of others you first pay
one profit, then the wholesale
skin dealer, the wholesale
manufacturer, the iobber, then
the retailer; and If you pur
chase of dry goods, hat or cloak
stores, you have TO pay them
a per cent, thus paying four
or five extra profits.
Now, all Seals are sold at
auction in London on Nov. 6
of each year, to the highest
bidder, and on Nov. &, 81,
they advanced 25 per cent, on
Nov. 6, '09, advanced 42 per
cent. Now, all fur dealers
must buy and do pay those
advances; there is no possible
way of avoiding it. But II.
Liebes catch the Seals and do
not have TO pay thrice ad-
vances, and by thus handling
the Seals raw-grading, sort
ing and packing-fOr we han
die more raw Seals than all
retail dealers in the world.
Now, considering all these
facts, which can be proved.
is it not a fact, beyond al
doubt, that by ordering O.
this firm you get from the orr
iginal and only first hands,
only real headquarters, and Ct
a firm that is fully posted on
Seals, and know what they
are telling you to be facts, and
a firm that are famed all over
the world, for selling at the
lowest prices and giving h5st
goods, and always making
good their word and promises.
You may and do meet many
self-styled fur experts, who
are dealing in Seals, and some
who are not. will say to
them, that | will wager $1,000
that there is not one that can
tell me the correct and true
meaning of these words: Fin
est Alaska Seal. best London
dyes, made in the best possi-
bic manner.
/ have several different
grades of Seal Skins, AMI not
one of those sO-called experts
can tell the difference and why
it is. | have the finest grade
of Seal Skins west of New
York CITY. and the only gen
uine Shetland Seals in the |.
5. Now look carefully at
quotations.