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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
GLiMPSEs OF EUGENE.
The Beautiful Ex-E mpress Now n Pale
white-B aired Woman.

The Beautiful Ex-E mpress Now n Pale,
white-B aired Woman.
may mention here two rather pict-
uresque interviews with the En- press
Eugenie. The first one at Venice in
1869, when she was on her way to the
suez canal TO open 1t for NJ. de Lesseps,
her cousin.
She arrived there in her own yacht
the Aigle. and we saw her from the
windows of Damielli's Hotel, pacing up
and down the deck. n queenly figure.
Indeed, the Empress Eugenie. who was
not a royalty, looked more like one
than any / have seen born In the pnr-
pie. She was physically so handsome
and what we call "agistoeratlc-loo
that she seemed every inch Queon.
In the evening all Venice was illumi-
mated ard the Grand canal had the ap-
pearanee Of a long jeweled serpent
Victor Emanuel came thither with a
brilliant troop Of cavaliers to do her
honor. He took her In his
dark passages of the lesser ca.
nails into the Grand canal. past
the historic house OF Lucretia l3orgia,
which was blood-red In the limelight;
past the yiolet.tinted church OF Maria
del Salute; past the glorious old Ducal
palace; past the two columns which
hold the Lion OF st Mark and the Saint
on the Alligator; through all the dreamy
charm of q night in Venice, with the
cleaning boats beside them, one a
model of the Bncentoro Music was
playing softly all the airs from 'otel-
To-" II Due Foscari" and other Vene-
tian things; and so the Empress. whose
pale, handsome face and red hair l saw
plainly from my gondola, spent her
evening in Venice.
Lord Houghton was with her. and he
aftarwsnd told me that shs ordered in
Venice dress made after the portrait
OF Catarina Cornaro. Queen of Cyprus.
in the Academia, which she wore At
the ball given by NJ. de Lesseps at suez.
! Poor womani This was the last of her
giorlss. The next year came Sedan,
with downfall and ruin. loss OF husband.
loss OF son. She Is our Lady OF vicissi-
tudes.
4 During the most brilliant days OF the
Queens jubilee in London In 1887 saw
the Empress once more. q tall. pale.
white-hairee woman in deep mourning,
attended by one gentleman and one
lady. She came down the steps Of the
buckingham Palace Hotel as did. Our
carriages were detained, and l noted
again that fine. aristocratic outline. that
beautiful droop of the eyelid. She Is
still very handsome, and looks like q
martyr. but how changed II all isi-Mrs-
Sherwood, in Philadelphia TimsA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
CURING A POET.
a Terrible Disease vanqulshed by Means
OF Clever Conspiracy. 1

a Terrible Disease vanquIshed by Means
OF = Clever Conspiracy.
Abel RYDER was the queerest OF all
the queer characters we had in our
town. Not that his eceentricities were
plain to every body. like some OF the
old settlers, for one had to be pretty
we'll acquainted with the old man, and
enter into conversation with him, to
discover what was so strange about him.
Abel's hobby was poetry. He never
wrote any. so far as l know, but he
could talk it. Yes, and he talked moth
ing else.
lie kept q store-a regular village
store, whore the boys used 10 congre-
gate, and 1t was there, on winters even
ings, where We used to draw old Abel
out and enjoy his peculiarities. For
instance, | would enter and say; Good
evening, Abel,- ''set the table," Abel
would reply. (IIe did not care whether
his replies contained any sense. so long
as they rhymed; that was all he locked
out for)
Some one else would come in with
swell, Abel. how goes it2'' 20. my
manner shows it" answered Abel, never
stopping as IL at q loss for a word, but
answering as naturally as could be.
Ii was very seldom that we ever
.'stuck" Abel-he could always find
something to rhyme with the last word
of our sentence; but ] want to tell you
how we conspired to bring him down to
plain English. for we tired of his cease
spiracy worked.
We all got together one day, and be,
gan to form a number of sentences end
ing in words with which IL was difficult
TO find any thing TO rhyme. When we
had made list sufficient, we thought
10 satisfy our neeii. we proceeded in 1
body TO Abels store. lie was behint
the counter, and, as we entered, said:
Good morning, boys. lovely dayi
How are you fellows, any wayl
Then we begun.
Abel" said Tom Ferris, whats tn,
day Of the month";"
II think IL told you" Abe
scratched his head. Il think told yol
once. No. no Don't be such Ounce
dunth." lie paused and looked at u
beaten so easily
say, hDtA, balu blii boWef, ui
|. you ever see locomotive?"
mo; but think would know't IL
4 u saw one)," he added in parenthesi,
Q This was only partial victory for Abe
and we followed him up
y .Abel," said third, could you run
y dynamo?"
Q Abel thought Q moment and then r,
: piled, quickly: Your remarks, nov
Q please confine 'em, Or
= A shiver OF anxiety ran through OF
ranks, for locomotive" and dynamo
u were two of our strongest words. Bt
Peter Flynn came TO our rescue.
"Mr. Ryder" said he, drawing h
- sentence out, "Mr. Ryder, have you z,
= a steel spiral ?" He put great emphl
y sis on the word spiral" and locke
- hard at the old man.
, Abel opened his mouth TO reply. H
q rloved his lips as IL trying to form
word, clutched at his hair, cast an agoi
. izing look ABOUT him, and then-Vi
= toryl pefiantly, and yet with the tor
= OF man who knew that he was beatel
m he said mo"
We had him.
From that day Abel Ryder was di
ferent man. and ! do not believe TIN
the people in that town have bee
troubled with him since. At least
"A know that we never were.-Paul
.a West, in Light
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
NINE. LUCCA'S BURGLAR.
How a Courageous Berlin Woman
Caught a Thief

M f. PAULINE
Lucca usually re-
sides in the Vic
to ia Strasse,
Ii Q rlin. Last
spring, however.
she oc ;u p ! 9 d
: o m p orarfly | y
at some distance
outside the city
a country honse
consisting onl y
of one spacious
rambling story,
surrounded by q
yeranda.
One ig h I
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

Mrs. wickwire--lf you go nrs. you
will wait for me on the other shore;
won't you. dear?'
Mr.. wickwire-I suppose SO never
went anywsre yet without having TO
wait for you st least hall an hJur. :
Terre Hauts Express
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

sHE RAfskD HER EYES To THE GLASS.
and perhaps murder her II his project
OF robbery could not be executed with
out the parpetratioR OF the greater
crime.
What was TO be done? Again she
glanced toward the mirror. The eyes
were still there. glaring at her through
the gloom. All at once she remembered
that revolver belonging 10 her hus-
band, the Baron won Rhaden. ought 10
be lying on a shelf in the dining-room,
but she was not quite sure.
'If IL is there, and | could only get
IL" she thought. II should not mind. Z
While she was rejecting knock was
beard ON the door Of the room. She saw
the dark man Instantly draw back into
the cupboard and close 1t after him.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

"A Chicago furniture manufacturer
says' that mahogany. oak and walnut
will soon be left behind for chamber
suita Metal viii superseds thsm. he
sayA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

What Is q noun2" asked the teach
or. THE name Of person, place or
thing" replied Willie. Give an ex.
ample" 'organ-grinder. 'Why do
you choose that?n because it's the
name OF person who plays thing"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

--''You ought to have seen Mrs Passi-
fer display her temper to-day" re-
marked Mrs. Hojack. But you said
awhile ago she lost it, objected Mr.. IIo-
jack. well. what OF that?" ''Hov
could she display what she had lost2"--
Inter Ocean.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

can sit down In this seat2" Old Sour
boy-"well. presume you can II you
try hard enough. ] don't have any
txouhlo.s
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

Finger nails grow 81 an average
rate Of bali an inch In tour monthA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

f5anh Of JuIN 1885,, viii "a
d.,sn into history ls one Of he
great dsys Of the 18th centuryi Il
great crowd was necessary 70
rneesEs. then surely uas success at
t.ined that DAY within the gates nl
the White City. Three hun ir.ss
and twenty-five thousand people
we're IN attendance, but The sea o.
Esees in solid plsaisnx, strung 81
along ibe eat iTant OF manulaei-
urzs BliIIing. distance Of over
ane qusItsr Of laiIe. AMI Uedged
j.. I.siu-ra il af..i the lske 10 the
,i~,sh ef drTksp.s 10 Eet, gives =
faint ida Il shat = multitude Is
Tie fire uosks al This point sere
iise siir1ei:s.n, and sardines In =
i,.x xer- na.i i'm IL compared With
This vssl army
Bat after the sbOs vas Overeame
the fsn, everybody wanting 10 90
home At the same time, and seem
irziy y He same conveyance, sni
20 srpa.issl uer= the esr=, tbas not
! feE hs.I 10 resort 20 -Shsnk'=
mare 20 Ieaeh their destination
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14
a Goo-d Woman Gone


Mss Csistsa Ash. She <ifs ii
ErSs.rirk Asoh Ehl liveS about
siEo miles sLoFe this I.lae-, died
issi THURSDAY evening June -.
iSss. ai-Gul tx o'eIosk- Mrs AseI.
E-s lie daughter II John and
IsEy Stafford, El.s we're 80 veil
kno-n 10 ali tie piOne=r families
d he sandy Valley. snd z1s bora
IA Io.-nss.n county. Ky sept ).
iSS;2 and died June -. Isss. sssd
~ yezFs-9 months ansI p dzvs
She Eas first maITi-i 20 a Mr.
Nilsson zho Ess drozneyi m. Isaz
=fies the mzIEisg@- ga September
u. 1864 she Ess AGAIN married !:
this time 10 FrssieEiek A.eh-
Shortly =ftsr iks--r -s=Iriase ther
rseTed 10 Lawrence county "a The
l.EsS+s.s home 81 The family Drop
~ fastened its f.ngs upon Mrs.
Aseh- bus up 4. last February IT sii.I
Cd tronbis i,-r 1nueh- Absus The
l4zi u February lh4 iIszas- b-gsn
It's dessily E0Ik- she vas taken 10
Cincinnati for I.ezt.ss NJ hut 20
il.fsrnisi HAT EoihinS enulI b.
done for her. After Eer return her
slsssins Ess Intense Al Tires
Ihe day Of ker death she thought
sle z=s gsilihg bitter. The enA
came Eiiho1i any IL those -.Iesth
sirnsslss7 that are som4tIm-= sen
She sPI=rensls fa7nisa bat II uas.
soon disasTeEssi tbs; she Es- dad
Mrs Assh usS = Christian in IL
fall seas= Of sie sod anl her Ef-
=zs one that hiss ken = I.lsz=ins In
Others Ever since Tie writer Of
THIS =rIiele en- remember Of hea;-
nag her name mentioned he learned
10 love h-r kscaR=- Of the words 81
pra'se shan aosompani-i her
nsa--- Sirznsers Who stopped al
hsr hauSe vent zsay rrsising her-
Old ard yoang. rich and poor. Az.
respected h=r sui will hold her
sss'.e 'ieAr 10 slseir memory. She
sas s,nHin- MeshOllSi. bni
wished Al e,iisr ChTisiisn church
rs s;,~i sped, She w.s aos abe 10
S,irssl chapca often, but remem-
i'cEs.i tisenainisssr ani sent him her
contributions O,her aenoaasaa-
items wsre n.ne,as.<rsi also. Al,
taesshquite OH, she enjoyed hav.
ing yeune peoHse about her aud in-
vaTiaAly had them % sing SOME r.-
llsirus sonss an which she 81 much
delighted, There was ssm.,hins
alenl her that : abe the Young lave
10 b. wi,h h's. 10 live The liz
she lived y 10 make o.hcr lw~,pls !
Asply, an ravrtkaslhc faith and |
|ers Of the Christ an are 40,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14
The Small Boy

bearl = man kicking about III
ln<ihO-I Of Observing ih- Fourih Of
July SaId be Vas IN favor Of
abOIishIhg firesr.rkers- HeE-u-l
siler--I an Intelligent man, too.
Think Of II. What ins,lrariaa
zOuld iAers Be for tie small bor 10
lIvee He would piEss away, loee
his patriotism. ard beeOnz ss An
4lisn on his native soil Ole eisut
kre cracker uiih ~ explosive voice
Hlll breed more PATRIOTISM in he
s-lEl Of Ihe avsrzge hay Ihan the
sEasdEsi fcv oi elOqls-ncs HAT ever
iFenalsd an Aassan tongue. The
boy Of thirteen uilh = sI0ueh hat
ansi = SlOns-hrui=4 io@snI care :
snap WHISTLER ThOlaaS Jefferson
ssnted Ia establish Justice" or :
country newspaper: whether h=
wanted 70 insure d0nesaie tran
GUILTY." or a DWELLING -hcas-. lis
innOcens sonl SCARS al0li, lsnOrss
the shSd"a and gIasI.s al liberty In
its eOnseeress form. lie Is a dear
lover Of fDeiom-il's = part OF his
nature. Tyranny eh4Ees his soul
and he lSngs Ser The ls'eriy given
The birds Of The air aud tho 6sAes
al the ses- Give him raap0uder
S'v~ him hre crackers, What III
he dos olew out eal an eye ar tear
~ an eAEs Providence has kindly
provided him with iwe of each in
order Ia mee, jus, such emereea.
eies, The hoy thai has heen hills.
tered aud battered aud hngaed With
'oFlEdasa aud Wgkels can gvci,o
when isrsdom ivem her mona,ain
heigh,S " IN a style that will hap
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14


P-isE Cooper Ess on o; The
shreudest bHsIIsess Inen the so-sd
hzs e-eE knoEl-. and made = sal e
fortune by Observing strict horst
bu=ine-s methods. This Is Ehzs he
said about thu nsuzpaPeU-
Ia all towns where = EeEspaE,er
i Publishei evrTy man zh0asd I'D
vsrIise evanif nothing more lban
: card telling his naEls and the
o1sines= he Il in IL mol only
PAYS the Advertiser hut Iess the pm
pie Al distance know Ihe town
yOa live Ii hiss = prosperous elsss
Of busln=ss men A the SGD n
so<s 50 Il reoOlnp~nsss- Ner-F
pail dos Ih= advertisement II rsal
iEien.I tn do business. for Il olIesl
.Iadiesles that your grip. eOnAIs<T-
eialiy. Is bEokea- The Iaj5rSsss
zsiv-riIser viii receive = great dsaI
more tEoley Than un.t he lasests
IN the columns Of iOczi Ezzspa-
ps-s,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

Hs-Te Phssi..l.i=. sis- zs- I,arIsI
Fn.i.y sii-nraps.. Jane y. I;-- }.
\ lax o.1Isiaeiei Tie s=Evie-s Sb-
i-sV-s tuzi.an.i az. Sven rhil-
.ir-B, The olI-zt Il -Li-h = mgr
Is-si, sB.l large rireI- ~ fEirn1= 10
Il5surs Ii-f draft, H-r Youngest
.-.si.. y. a. Ash. i ia Fiori,I. and
mas iss,I =--n hI- ns,.Ih-F sire Ls
s-i-t ih-s- la I4nuJry IS,s2 Tie
fsmiil lass ti.- f-sIt 81: srInya-
il,;-s oiirF@..Is u Ihi= t.-Tesv1inent-
Nav iIs- I.lise- ChIi=tisn lis III liz
j. Irts-i have ii< inti.sesr- nn tbas--
I.az living, aud lie, al isoeniiy- 10
!. t=steT l.f- Ah.I tasy G..l. As Tie
alsI.e l. abr es.saf.Irt snl heal th+-
l.er-zv-d $Hsl= 81 Iil- finally 10 this
IE=sr grisE
-Ls-E- .E- ~ P,aii.=. aE.i -s.I tllet-szsIz-
nh-A-z by usSk al..sl- y =szse-
ElIi -. n L.rigi.s-s I.-.ss.- Ii.an ears,
Ia k.zEIsa i ~. Ikilu- sun-v B
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14
s4Lr rErER. ". VA.


sr'n-r< Ere IA.'Hs eOra tn.
WIS = O. Iers SO yIsl;Is Z reE
"a - "a th's ssEsI''ir-
is-sss.'n t-f= L'TAl sunday hE
= eA Sln'lh-
s-s'- 's.E'ss = sHot slns'ns
=. - ii'l- l4a7e with En- NC
20. .,'sek = '-zsi'-r-
NJ '-'rA'= - 81 WIirIdge'
va E'='linz i''f-s.i- and re-ailVe=
- .Ii'< P.af- lass S7zs
ari= IS '-'H z'-''s a Sonny
SD lsSi a.Hr'Lay night oniy >
- sa''-n--i s's'l-i7 - n i-oys,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

~ IHIA- hay mas Vsry t.sl Of 50
~ r-s naoarlss usEh 1EEESkosz- We
sgd S1Essas n-a1Eia---. also essB-I "A
two sssrtsr- u u,sShIaz CsaB1 q d.
hi= .zy Ed s.aIIiI--1-SI CEa@B+ril.
Ea4sc gheJ-r1 ansl IE1rEIae E@@-sy
uAbrk car iaI s-zElreiE r<Es-i AL $50
sursss hiss I<s1zzsA-r arsse h.sf ~
hesn- Irurn-S-zIEJ-E Hare Tr-aaso
Tex =5ae1z. a-az bssLs-s E-r -nBe y
A. n Hakss~ Lls.sss Ken-1rSy-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

Il would h remarkable If there
Eere mol some neglected rOOkeries
IN iI.Is great Exhibition. sBd one
ii CTR I,ss=sssions-Ai1zka-ish nd
Esy up in The nOrIhEez;
so5nef Of lI.= sOvernment building
There i - much 10 interest one IN
,lliz sat 81 the say place that the
sI,i.e - =eil spent Irying 10 find IL
60 AMI - for yourself
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

Il viii Be WeII for ali to take
E=sning shout their vslpabIe<. A.
many Expectations have taken
l.ilc.-- and sneak thieves find this
20 be their harvest lie visitors TO
'he Eom-n's beiI,ling. h.Ye per
iaI suite I'd more than nny one
Else IN This ressni- 0nly the oih-r
.l-y Mr. Po't=- Paln4r'a hsnd
sssh.I as si4iiet. eonisieiHg Taiu
SIR I.1P.Ts-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

TIE l,lr,si f-on Cincinnati sill b
sish Is III il,s i.s-af as eIp-,si-
i..ss sa.l r.sa;iul= 20 furnish nsHsie
siix = - aisi-r-sI l.sI.-l ssan.is
Ie~= iles r. s.,i 10 3 proud Of h+I
si.i- :.-rsi II =hrh IroL PLinn-y
= sE=i=s.irF, aI-.l al eli s.nc.siolI=
sl--E- & .. Ilasss i ns-iei Iai=
..ss.-s = s-zsis 10 =iSeIL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14
500 Reward sIOo

The ES-Bsrs q uhs< TnP-rr E1I - Pi<as
JteRss si.1r EisI-- : d b.a=tess .AHs1i-
al 4 S<1>- tA.s - Srs.rv hrs l-~n .a1e =
sare Ia all iss=esses M tAai = NsaIrA.
Hatl'-s .s.rsA Cssre istAse ssls -siIlVs
~ure ,lass k.a@a u SA.r usrslsrai Irsr-r-
niry- sAtarrh A4ins soassizrtaaas as
<sss- -~SaIres = sonslaatseAAl Srraszsenl
Hail. = s,1tsrrh s-ure + laksa ias-raallv,
hss s-y ssisliosin - Seaas.l sSsa Il ~
dis 49,. sad gives III paiiea; ssEsz,--a.:s..
III sih Ssp alessEthstisA sas A.
liAsI. n &s-iF - Nssk- HE
resrt-es> ssk~ - In,~h iei'r " Is
susilyS lo~eSs. si.kEihsy sa~S t-s
IlneNd Isalars ~ ANY cas~ sa@s 4
iAllls =, s0~. scsrlf - li-s i fsS,i~..
s~.lsl- A1srrss. =. !, CnkNEN y
~, IL -. ~.
AUs..ks syi,S~xe,st. -,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14
If You Are
Not Posted

h1fei=- efs-. sl-l en- save grrsA- al .
asssIs-y- Tbs lk-TaTIm-nES has . E-azfsst
in-. Er5sIirS AMI -EiiiBk raz.1n- t-I<7<rat'A
oS1Sue. HaiIinE IoOa All II,@=- PriHIl<4s=s
zre slss..lsS.riE fr-- To every sllbss-Fif-F.
The saturday Isi1I- i biEtIy iIla=Irzt-
~ usekly I<SSE1f r. liz th.eAgl
.ry nles trzr-5 u=rkIy- T1s@e p4F<r-
ar il- Ilss-r interesting uE~kIh-s rXLani
sE-l have tls= IaFS--r rirrul1-isI q z1T
1-@klF Il-~sfaS-Es IN IAr= =sEis-5ss1ietti
s1sSsi-z Us-klg sltss- lsTs,s- - ~iIia-r TslT<F
- $500 per year. 5 ] 90 for SIX
months. or three months for
SO Cents S<saI in EsssT =slts-sTib .sb.sa.-
4 guile u s'aEzs-.s za-i Tx woStI.s
F-if. alsS SAB - ss.l.aeS =-ss frue u 1lsy
as..srs==-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

Ties. shollsink ii.sy must cross
~. .-ns,i +. iis,-ir paintings IN 81
=oai.l Letter esr-fuliy lo-.k oy-r
Sor<- contributed b. Am-ria.ii
Artists a. =l's<n i. the art palace
-B.sess ss'if.sr,rn,..nc --
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

Last fsII t.s--- SKI a kisi 4 -l@-
-+.er N ap1eiAE- We a-ssI .aa1s-g sx-rJ
thInk uieh 90 s.e1aeiz-- nA<aI Sad "a
~ Try caEaahNsEszass CsJi- Ckss-ra ed
DarTaS=A R-Air zAsrh Ee ia AL
Ih.E.arel ~ nzAL u1S- JsAs Her
rzi=r EexI.-l B<sE> Co Pa-S5 -szsss
.IaSrA-s - =.s- b = NJ HagA Is Ia.Esa
'ky-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

Ern IN Al high nom AMI hear
he slr eiab HAT casoTa.io has
provided IN her buiI.iing Tor tie
e,liErsiion 4 i..ss visitors
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

] out isii - take : ride on Tx
a.-iae sisiezslt. Ehieh runs tb-
SHOE l-s-zlis g: Il.r lsls Pirr Il'=
! ney-.ss-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-14

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