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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

NIGHT Having first fired two pounds oil fariS-s'''
ir,o tho clord for the benefit of the pota'o-p"es'
ond the next day go 10 town TO the CIRCUS WIZ"
tho nroud consciousness that his WORK Is uohe
and his crops are growing fast as 1t IS possioe
tor ,bem 20 grow Science Is wonderful tnih9
wien il gets well started.
Wo sov that the farmer will DO these thi'SS
In the near futnre-wc mean that lie VIII IL 'io
.xperimeuts are successful. as We suppose ,heS
wiu he Exactly what line will be pursued III
t,,e experiments is not altogether cecldea OH do
ve, but electricity and dynamite VIII re gwen
a thorourh trial first The general ldea WHICH
will nrobably be followed ont is this Eet u'c
cIouds together over the dry spot ana the"
hlov, ON mn We are given 10 understand tha'
a balloon will &c sent up irto tile cIouu aie"
which will be held captive with copper wire.
This balloon will then, rs il were. R paiVe"
u;.h electricity. Smelling the electricity. 10
continue the figure any clouds when may Dc
in the neghborhc cd or be passing by Will III
stantlv gather around the captive Balloon a'iu'
as We may express IT.. begin 10 nibble al the o"i''
Whom n sufficient quantity OF clohd ~ thougno
IA have been caught, Il charge Of dynamite, storeu
in t,,c lower part Of the balloon, VIII he cN-
nloded and the particles Of moisture further con-
denscd SO that they will fall in the form OF ram
As the experiment proceeds. details NAV pc
changed: but this ms rear as we can leerh' VIII
,robobv be the general outline OF the hrst AZ
trmp,s al rain making. TIE time Is near at
hand we suspect when. if the weather bureau
n,cdic,s n shower and IL doesn't come the local
observer will 60 ont on the roof with his cloud
tran and have IL raining Inside OF fificTn hihU'es
Wbot worms Of the dust we should pc lh'"'ru'
,.i,hout science
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
PENSION OFFICE MATTER.

From The Boston Advertiser
Every patriot ough: 10 rejoice that the c,n,I
oraiu-t Commissioner EaEm arc 10 Ice HN'''VN - -,
Tnry are 81 a nature TINT rcud r. 1po ~ID' Wi
n". National shame. 80 pursuc tIwarc them pI'
~ Hence There h., been scandal ci"HsiL an +.
splrr air adv connected with the Icn-oh ""'ciL am
ne j.. Inn a name sine rely hope VIII Dr. 'll" 60 t.,
Comr,i oncr comes ont 0f the ordeal >'3tr' lam,
reputation will shine all the brighter Tor i'' 'e
eli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
THE NEWSPAPER oF TIE FUTURE.
From The Binghamton Republican.

---..n,. :,
An English lady. Mr.. Watt, hu.he'', S6rt %
membrane" over receiver, '1t"l' ".i H. ,,lrt an.
p,.t~ aud makes musi,ai >DHnd, Mfi't tl'll ~, ,
on this prepared surface. Is this the p1irl' % cn'
recording phonl graph, or sound mtv r.I, ~. tno
parent Of photographic stcrcoN pug mot "' rL
pEon1s phic newspapers atr To ~ t,. IN .at
Themselves IN the most !>tic and p.,hI ,'m,'
while listeners lie I'm bed or ~, WIN I"c' NV "f''
tables aud pare their finger llaH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

The conclusion reached in reference TO the re-
cent case Of ice-crra1n poisoning In an uptown
ouortcr is thot t,c bad effects produced were duc
70 the subtle poison tyrotoXcon, which develops
itself in good cream mot icc-crcom after the freez-
ing process upon slight proyocatlon. The cream
in this case had been allowed 10 stand for forty
eight hours before freezing in a damp ana rather
dirty cellar. Tic milk inspectors connected with
The Health Department have been ordered to make
frequent inspections Of all icecrcam utensils here
after This will increase the public confidence
in an important summer luxury. Another point
made evident by this investigation is that lee
cream is more likely to be wholesome when pur-
chased from the large manufacturers, who pro
cure their cream directly from the dairy farms
and make use of il promptly, Whereby thc OPP
portunitics for the development OF tyrooxicon are
greatly reduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
4 DihLOlit e.
~ IL


oh have Won found tire Fount Of Youth.
OF have YOU faced the Fr' ~ nor
or whence he form. the eye. TIE m9Hth,
IG i, y..[' n Ulg i H. yca r have have d
Thc long. the labor laden year,
That cat no SHOWS upon your han',
Nor aim your eyes Win any tcars'
And gently must the hart have l beat
so >oft. % hind blush to erect
The advent Of old IA friend.
Another tale doth II repeat.
Ms mirror; aud il tells mo trno
Has failed 10 steal one grace from you.
one touch Of youth be- cannot steal
one trait Their, j. he leaves You yet'
The loyish loyalty. the leal
Absurd. impussbl" rcei-t. .
Thcn, are he magic; these rc1torc
SHOW you the face you liked of yore
,nd i've M back the thof', Of Tim"
Nt.drcw Lang, ia >ciIDhtr iOr Nu1"9"
The roatman loved the pretty maid
lie r0w,d from shor. TO shore
nm now she In, another wed.
Inc O''' "''' --tWaih!nst1n star.
Worry wolf WIND your ice in brown paper II Ion
wan, to even Will microbes shall not "r'r Us - ~,
our elsewhere than in the pcr'pr'ng icep'chcr ana
the Elusive refFigcgstor
Tn, ,,,v, trouble with the army OF Guatemala j.
,,i ., - nude up of poems and bTlgadl.r senera'.
I Tnnr, NOBODY t. do tie sighting Ia IA, rrrpss
The Gnaomllans ~, IN about ne same '"'!" d. ''>
Grecniack party -lWashingtou Post
r,,rc Going 10 the expense and trouble of bnli'hs
, now Er,..,ilyn bridge. why not multiply the "i'
ird-c by three by clearing away the Iit'e HOUSE,
and thc biz furnishes that block the ganSWaF
Ue-Oh. Ethel promise you VIII BE- my VIE.
E,het VybO f., packed Ia ~ away for ire >hmui..
No George | c1nuot; al least, not utl M rel"'
n! Octoucr.-t Washington Star.
There IS fame and fortune for the man or hr'
that brings out n stlrchle>S linen shirt IN "he "'
most simmer, first hot wave Turn down 'ol'AF'
straight slor,h cuffs. plain bosom. single h'hn'-'
a, In tp, nanucl. Linen not too Nnc And' " Be-
80 starch
\ new female pursuit in The large cte' = VIi
lortiry bills Fhi- Is encouraging. Inc ga q.
pursuit In the larger cities was 10 run en- III N>"'
ri,town Herald
Mention i, made BY 1.-THE Rochester Herald Oh
sr,au Rochester boy who after De- had tripped over
! a large Stone which lay on oAc Of Rochester '''
walk, walked on for few steps nd then turned a'
coming back to the stone kicked it tio the STU
! Tia, boy has the making ia him ol a putI' Hp''' ~
citizen NJ the genuine sort. Dut The Flour ely "ih
4, IL. Assumed of herself to allow stones 10 ''''''
rnon her sidewalks big enough "a trip up p'Nc'''"'
| The summer traveller arrived FROM that BOURNE ~
which he .mphaticduy trusts he elni no, .''H,"i -,
| to be- me. on tdc Boston streets, IN lhc IN ,r,,
and cnntrfr SpIrit OF the tourist Who EtiIl'' M
The Yosemite f., S.,, ork. declaring he dd uc"v'u
| ,',ur,, equal to An electric he'll and BATH tn''
! i,Id-Ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Those friends of ex-Alderman Jaehnc who
are seeking his pardon will not help their cause
hv claiming mercy for him on the ground that
be i = German and that all the Irish members
IF rho notorious Doodle Board escaped punish
rent. This is not true, and il it were the
claim is not sound. There was no question OF
nationality in the prosecution or CONVICTION OF
Jachnc there should be none in the question
of his pardon. Let that be considered on ITS
merits-if it has any. There is no evidence
forthcoming to show that he was wrongiulN
convicted, and the belief which pervaded the
community in 1886 that he had been rightly
pmished has not been modified by time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
YANKEES Is GOOD rs RUSSIANS.

From The Detroit Tribune. ...
Englaud has ~ much rieht - squat on ih' ~ t re-,
IL Ala4!a a, 70 scaling In those "'l'' ,ct ,,,
-pr1tcd Ru5sa's rights and will hay" 10 - .Tn,
same rights transferred to the hi ,u H,'tt,.ndant
American people are gong to be Just ."t tto,et
enough 10 protect their own In the nv" .,i,,
~ america there /, only one side To ti.' question:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

The tariff discussion took an unexpected
turn Yesterday. The general debate was
continued to little effect by Senators Vest ana
Turpie for several hours after which Mr. Nc
pbcrson's motion to send the bill back to the
Finance Committee was summary disposed OF.
Then the first section of the measure was taken
up, wheleupon the policy of the Democratic
opponents OF the measure was disclosed III
the microscopic and insignificant amendments
which were offered 1nd debated That the
general debate is ended however Is 700
good to be hoped since a number OF members
an the Democratic side who are known to con-
template making elaborate speeches have not
vat dnun en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

The decision of the Senate to meet an hour
earlier than usual and 10 continue the session
until a later hour in the afternoon Is wise
The upper house is considerably behind the
lower. and the need of greater expedition III ltS
business has been evident for some time. WIN
longer sessions rapid progress will be possible
unless the Democratic determination TO CON
sumo time needlessly is permitted to have full
sway. On the necessity of previous question
rt Mr. Frye had, incidentally, some strong
and significant remarks to make yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Controller Myers has done well to keep Il
close watch upon the contractors who are en-
gagged in t-paying for the city. II appears
that number OF them have been using lime
stone instead Of gncss or traprock for founda-
tons for the pa,ements. The contracts call
for the latter but limestone is cheaper and
more easily procurable. Commissioner Gilroy 5
inspectors made no complaint, but the engineer
employed By the Controller had sharper eyes,
and on the strength of his reports Mr.. Myers has
made deductions from the payments to the
contractors at the rate Of 10 cents square
ward. The penalty seems light enough. Al
though several hundred dollars will thus be put
INTO the city treasury the pavements will IN
faliibly be less durable than if they had been
laid with proper materials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

As sorrI LAWRENCE CAN TESTIFY.
From TIE indianapolis Journal -,
The funnel shaped cloud can no longer Dc 'Vo'''O1
as "A sectional issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

monthly payments will increase the con'pai!
ovncrsns 81 ZOO annually. On this showing
grave injustice has been done to the enipio!o''
who. of course, are no more responsible 10Y inc
onactmcnt of the law than tho company ltseif'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
lmusemenrs.

mo ANYWAY THRATRE-S-Castles In the Air.
ntJoU TnEATRE-s15- Canuck
CAsINc-s:lJ-The Brazilian
EDEN MUsEE-wax Tablesus
ROSTER d BALLS S-Carmencts.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHfTHEAThE-
s-strsuss Concert
MANHATTAN BEACH-Siege Of Vera Graz
MADISON SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BrnmmeI
TFpRACE Observation-Disclosures Methusalen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
jnocx 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rueinees Notltes.


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Advertisements for publication in The Tribune a III
oracrs for rsgiar delivery Of the dairy Ialcr, WI NC
yacsived At hs following br,nch Offices U now OH
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

seven million dead letters ehl And how many OF
these looked up, and cartcd about. and overhaed ana
sent back. just because bcgrudse A free delivery
cvcrywhcrc1
Imagine two wards Of Wheeling a. way. and you
can Appreciate the s:ightial force of tio IninpS -
tween Guatemala and SAN salvador (Nhe'HnS IN
tcllgcncer.
They haven't any wicked trusts In free TRACE Eng
land, neither IS there any duty on imported tT'lr' Or
other marine Insects, but yOI can't bay EN- except
from Hr Painter, Of the ship and Turf, baverIi'
Leaden all-st. Why "Shp"l
Fond Mother-Mcrcy ne! Look al your rae.
Were you ngI;inGl small son-NO'n' but uie "'''-'
boy was-(GOOd News.
Why "falslr.7 gentlemen; why not iaNcr "
fakIr Is a sort Of Hindu dcryi,h rand'ant MONK
You don't mean him; you mean ;aher one VINO
fakes. as the slang SocS; that is cheats s"lhdeS'
steals. as in NIX, my dolly pals, fake away
DwouM you mind holding my baby a moment IN
oured The yOrug matrDn, ,wcetly. while - INTO
the next car 70 get drink for 100 ,,. T.
rhc elderly but epfc7civ'd UaNelcr s'"o" ~
head Susp icouSlr. g., .,i..f,. q. 2
Please cxcrse me. ma'am.' he sld. pol'eiV ',,,l
can't do that. but vii el-'1hr pca>h' III n''"
rido whllr you 90 and get tine baby dEihA' ~"
CagO Tribune.
cathedral AZ Tin Just finished hirie$t 'pirr m 'i'
world. $50 feet Cornerstone laid l]''' caps'"he
1890 Columbus needn't have hurried back ior me
ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
BESIDES. TIE OCEAN MIGHT DRY UP.

FROM Tlr TOlIINNIIIr 'UUTIV' ''7'''''
subsidized ships. with - cargo oN one oot,o, o.
commerce should foreign countries take II notion
10 shut us out there would be no cargo either way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

The Weekly Payments law promises to give
no end Of trouble Owing to the doubt as to
its meaning the question Of its proper constitute
lion has been carried into court, and decision
is soon expected In putting the law into
practice various difficulties have arisen. The
Postal Telegraph CompanyS employees assert
that their salaries have been so divided that
their earnings are reduced from % to so cents
Il week and their claim is plainly borne out
by the statement Of an officer OF the company
The latter admits that the company, by taking
off certain fractions will gain about $1,000 a
year; and justifes this by the extraordinary
assertion that the making Of weekly instead OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Word come, from London that an ancient
nublic" in that town, which has the TRADITIONS
Of three and half centuries behind ~, has ma" a
renewal Of rs license refused on thc prosac ground
that there is no longer a demand Ior sue" -"
establishment in tie n"lthborh"'d' l"' 'A'i
officials who rendered this decision may naturally
ne looked on as somewhat hard-hcartcd. lh'N
ia mn, hclieye a thing is good because il is old
o,,c, 2,o vear, old So the Horse and Trumpcicrs
must CO. But wasn't it. worth preserving as
landmark and relic? Stretching a point III
favor of an Institution antcdatlng Eli7ab'th )
time and Shakespeare ought not +" have been
too severe a task for the official conscience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Commissioner Bcatte has succeeded in bring
inc the books and accounts OF the STRENGTHENING
Department up to date. He mas also provided
himself with a large and costly array OF maps
so thai, he is able at glance TO tell the distance
from Canal-st. to the Battery or from the Union
Souarc TO the northeast corner oi Fouith-ave ana
Tyeutv-thtr,l-st Now IT. would SEEM Ia Ire time
for him to give few moments attention 10 Inc
prcs ing work OF keeping the cys streets clean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

4 combination is talked OF in Louisiana between
The Farmers Alliance and The auii-lottrry Dem
ocratS Every day thc prospect of driving thc
.srcat sWlndlc and nuisance ont Of the State bc-
comes brighter If III those who are opposed 70
the lottery only get together and make deter
mined flint they can scarcely fail 10 triumph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

\ good many Democrats throughout ms 0ta'e
believe that Samuel J. 1ilden was a levcl-lir1dcd
and accomplished statesman. What do these Dem
ocrats say to the silly talk that the enumeration
hilI Of lse5 which the Republicans passed ana
which Governor Hill vetoed, WAS not an enlincr-
ation bill within the meaning OF the Consultation
Was not the Enumeration bull of 1883 modelled
upou the Enumeration bill Of 1873, which Gov
orpor Tildcn sixncd? And if il WAS. what then
IS Hill big enough in the opinion of these Demo
crafts successfully 10 set up his theory of a con
s,itutiopal measure AGAINST Tlden's?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

i is ecncrally expected by Ncw-Nork RcpHb-
licans that cN-Jusricc Frederick q. Godney viii
soon be appointed one % the Assistant United
States DiNr.ct-A'toi7'cvs in this city. such an
appointment would give General satisfaction, and II
world rc approved by hroad-mmdcd Democrats as
we'll as hy Republicans. Mr.. Gcdccy's experience
las been Of such q nature that he is exceptionally
equipped f,r &c place and in ability. conscientious
devotion 10 duty and earnest ambition 10 serve
the interests OF thc Government no better man tor
the Office could be- desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Mr. C.cyclands Pos'm1SterNcn'ral ana H'c'c-
,,,r a., ,bc Interior. Nr. William F Villas, Is
tl.riv to be- the Democratic nominee for Governor
If wisconsin. It j, to be- hoped tlat in his letter
-, o....n,,uc. and his campaign addresses he Will
IT., from r,u,,rl,s abou' "troelodyt"s of CIV
li,.t;on." I!ichnown langu'gc 10 that ei''i
you'll be b.w,l!crrg hoyord measure To the Az
craze D,nocrat of Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Some remarks OK Tie Rev. Or. S'orrs, who IS
member Of tie committee appointed 70 select
n successor 70 President Sc"lyc, Of Amherst COL
re direct attention to The difference in the Innli-
dc,tious Of q college president to-da" and thoS'
Ina, were deemed requisite half or even a
qnartcr. Of century ago. Formerly the d'l
nrcvailcd that hi, olicc must he Lllci. as Er.
~ .rrs Nlys. by ~ scholarly person. who WON"
D.. A teacher and an example 10 the tl'nt ono
who would be moral, rs We as an lh''.'''".''
leader. and devote his time 10 inculcntln2 TIE
elements Of virtue and rtnnhood' Thee are e\-
rc!lcnt things. II must be- admitted hnt man
mus. ho.c iomcthiug different =" he m acccptapc
college president now.days The c'ccutiFe iuhc-
ton lns come 20 the fore; irT-ratr business ana
nuancill ability /, required, AMI college pr'sI'c"s
are, coming 10 bc sought outside 81 tic Gerry
RE change which has taken piece Is a significant
ouc The tendency j. unmisiaS.ble brt It is 10"
-, r'y 70 determine whether or not II Is hk'N
10 Dc permanent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
SLOW WORK IN PARLIAMENT.

Authorization of .pecdy Propagation mas ove, iO'e.
retarded by the NOra ~ the last "'V"' I.
going slowly. and members are '"'-''" ,, -, An,
whether they VIII get away before N' lie
-r,t Thor. can De- 10 doabt that N""' > -.
wanted i, a THOROUGH reform Of PaThar"c"'I, -
..,,r, E,.,,tu.i, T. viii be found that NJ frame
Ma, ur,po. ti,u is tine only feasible one hi"''S' "
abolish the Committee q supply ana 10 p" -, -,
place a grand committee (" cA'h"c a." 49,,
finance NJ present every -m'i No" ~ ' h
unon which to hang speech "i''e pi'''I,"'" rha
whole uor-o j., sitting in Committee 81 supply, i''
present chairman Is not h'H q >'"'7 -
bate : the speaker
THE coNNoNTPS' TAVORITE RESORT.
rbe terrace Of ;he House OF Commons has become
f,.r,ita resort Of The and daughters ot nc I'e
her and their friends. Every inc afternoon IL i h"y
with f., p,rtes. ard Minister, and members relieve
tive ,,um 4 bates by pleasant tails ana Pn'et MIA
lion, on the terrace one of iae signs OF the "he' %
fine large Increase of lady visitors At the House.
rvGLAND'S NAVAL DEFICIENCIES
The Admiral Of TIE Fleet. -ig Thoa1s symond'' MS
addressed Ion. end mt,fe,n; le,ier on the su'!'''
Of cur naval dcc ercc, to Lord salisbury w1'" las
becn printed for private circulation. iH' man con-
tontou i, that the feet i dangerously thc.' ~ CONF
narSon with those q other niton' ih'n was :. Wy
Zine Of the Ia. great war. while the Hu'eS ''"'n
up,n it have enormously increased IN u'e '.e va i'
nrinclpal # these are the supply Of coal u snps'
and cItlrclN dependent Oh l"'' Wv -, -,
the country. In $50 ships did ho' 'ciu''0 '"'
and the country could feed it'et'
BEA,rNCSE COLLEGES KNo'hHN
pr,.,,os, college oxford has Inst rc5aincd pos
80, -, , ,r,... bronze Enochor rom wh.eh it
,os,., T.. ,ono after being aicn2t'd from H. ancient
| bonn, nearly Il. centuries. When oxford S'ioa-'
migrated 70 stanford in 1884. n consequence oil 'ho
rond which then distracted The University they t'o.
this lochcr with them, ard it had ever since Iemal1e
-, o door Ct the house ther, IN which they >cul'u
| and which WAS sold 10 the corporation Of S'amt'F"
early in the seventeenth century IRIS hluse' y '"
sayeral times changed hands, was sold again the otaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
LORD RANDOLPU's REcENT spI

c-oai deal 81 lllnaturad non,cn'e las been talNei
about Lord Randolph Cmurchills speech on "'".'''
day. Whenever be speak, 1t i at once ll'eiP'
q, b.d for Office. ana tbs speech was i,p ,h
,l,,,y M one know, better than Lord Randolph
Incl, ,b,t his coming back INTO Office now Is mol az
all likely and what i, more. he does not desire IT,
ne came back now /; would be on conditions impose,
c, HIM by a Cabinet not AT all anAiou, u nave NM
whose object would be To curai his influence III e'
NY possible. Ii lie waits til the eiceuoh' hc M
how powerful hi, aid must be &" ms P'''s' -,
t, ,h,r hc in q uo,ition to make better terms ior
himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
THE TALK OF THE D1Y.

Electrically deposited copper IS 50 ductilc that II
can be drawn down until It resembles the finest hair
and this too, without ameallrg -(fhadelphia Record
In this state IL Is sliced into beads, strung lightly on
tho thread Of the Democratic argument against inc
Lodge bill and worn Us a low-nccked a1oument at
full-dress meetings Of The Party.
"A maid Ia clerk in grocery store sad 'S'igh'
How much will you charge 81 give me WegE"
The clerk gazed at the maid 80 KILLING ana 9dlSh,
with ewes bright rs morning in nH1i,
And said III you're 20 be- given aweigh,
Rather hnn see yOu marry some Jagh,
III take yOu myself; just name tue da'gh.
" ~ 49, " NI,iinCs.