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The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Scientific Smokes:

And now, asks Popular Science
Monthly, how far can we account on
these principles for the existence OF the
individual genius? Well, here we must
begin by clearing the ground for great
initial fallacy. Genius. rs n rule, has
made quite too much of itself Having
had the field all to itself. it has never
been tired Of drawing hard and fast
line between itself and mere talent.
Nevertheless, from the psychological
point OF view, nothing is palmer than
the fact that genius differs from mere
talent only by the very slightest excess
Of natural gifts in special direction.
True, that small amount OF superiority
makes all tho difference in our jndg.
ment OF tile finished work: we say, this
is great poem, while that is n pretty
tiifie; this is grand scientific gener-
alization, while that is q painstnking
piece o! laboratory analysis; this is .
magnificent work OF art, while tliat il
very creditablc little bit Of landscape
painting. But in the brain and hands
of the performer. what infinitely minute
tructural modification must underlie
these seeminoly vast differences OF ef-
fectl And even in ourselves, the crit
les, how minute nre tile shades Of feel
ing which make MS give the palm to
one work md withhold It from the otlr
srl How many people arc really COM
petent to Judge in any why Of tire dif-
fei ences between this poem and that.
between orntorio and that, between this
picture and that? And what is this
bnt to sny tint tho difference, arc in
themselves extremely small aud almost
slusiye7
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Adjutant General Klee estimates that the
able bodied fg:;iny farce of the state mum
bers So 900 men and has inf .'r,ed the war
department of the United S.ateS. General
klee bases his estimate on the vote ut the
last election. Tkis M e'her iIc.il-s the male
population of Colorado irt eeen tie ages of
lS and 45 ye.rs. According t" the statutes
sucl, p"rsons are kn.wn .s the '.mi!Itia" and
are subject to military duty upon cell Of the
governor or the president. The question aS
t" whether there soaIl he II regular enroll.
ment of the militia in 1891 wss decided in
the negative by Governor Route yesterday.
by dispensing with the enrollrient ilri. scar
the governor saves the state about 5000,
The lists are made out by the assessors, wi,o
are allowed 2 cents u name for every n.sie
entered on tile military rolls. Aljutant Gen.
eral Klee will notify the county assessors of
the stat. that they may omit the military
list next .pring. The law wi,ich '.s passed
by the Seventh general a.sc'.tly g'.nts to
the go.ernor the po.er Of dispensing with
the enrolment whrn.ver lie considers it un.
News.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Something New In Glass.

A New York correspondent Z: the
Hartford Times says: Among tine
latest new ideas is glass bath-'ub.
The idea is not yet quite perfected, but
l am assured that 1t soon will be. The
persons working it ont are confident
that it will be great success. The
Chief difficulty is that of providing for
expansion and contraction. Aud tni,
it is said, is nearly overcome. The
manufacture of malleable glsss is count
rl as one of the lost arts, but if what
is alleged as to the experiments with
glass for bath-tubs be all true, il will
room be recovered The process of nj
healing glass so that it may be used
for this purpose and many others ior
which it has not hitherto been available
is the invention of Mr. G. w. Mclean.
The hydraulic and Sanitary PIumder
speaks of it ms zone of the most he, cti-
cal discoveries of the nge." Professor
Dormus says "Ss great sanitary value
is beyond question II glass can iso
successfully used in the manu!a't re Of
bath-tubs. instead of copper and zinc,
there is no reason why it should not | e
available for sink, tanks, wash-tubs re-
frigerators; even for burial caskcts and
also for various building purposes In
t % case OF articles used in dwellings.
it would certainly have the advan' age
of being great deal clearer than cop
per and zine receptacles now in use.
Porcelain comes next IN cleanliness, but
that is easily fractured, while the an
n n-nlcd glass, it is said, is Us strong and
durable as steel. Extremes of hea, and
colt! do not affect it, and. in fact. its
discovery is of the highest importance.
The plumbers are much interested in
it, as matter OF course. It looks i'm
probable at first glance that glass can
ever be made to take the pl ce of or,li-
nary metals in the household or ont
side. but it would not do nowadays 10
say that it is impossib e, by any MONS
Who knows but the time is near when
even the glass houses Of the well-known
moral axiom will be substantial reali.
ties.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Ncur.,s,. cruse. Much Insanity.

The highest medical authorities of Europe
and America have recently decided that u
by the rxcrutia.img pains OF Neuralgia of the
head and face. If any member of your iumi
ly suffers this tormentor, Induce them to try
Bal arrs Snow Linislent. One application
will afford immediate relief and you will soon
he rid of II ,lan :rroms and tormenting disease.
Ballar,l's Snow Liniment is the most pene
iraiing Liniment known. 1t positively cures
Rhenmnti>n,, Lame Back, Contracted Mus.
cles, Old Sores, Corns, Buuions. etc. 1t pen.
e,rates and opens up the pores. drawing MI
poisonous matter to the surface. restoring and
promoting II natural circulation nf the blood
through the diseased parts. Sold by ]. ~.
McAIurray.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
SUM mo ms.
STATE OF COLORADO, 1 So
Cnr'STv mr. nHIrA

In the county Court, T.. z. Wnnnemaker plain
tiff. versus q. W. Harris, defendant summons. 49,
The p oIl.. of the Sfate of colorado. to @ W.
Harris. the defendant above named. Erecting;
Y,u are her, by required TO appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff, in The County Curt nf Del n Csnnty; State
of colorado. q d answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service hereof u
served within this county; or. If served out OF
this county. or by publication within thirty d'y
after the serv ce hereof. exclusive of III, day uf
service; or Judgment by default will be IL EN-
against you according to the pr yer OF the corn
pla'n nd II u cory of the complaint In the
n,a We entitled action he II served with this
summons or If the service hereof be made out Z
This state, hen tun days additional u tn" time
lereinnI.ove specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed bef r. the taking ufjudgmeht by
default as aforesaid
The said nc ion /. brought 10 recover the sum
ofs.77h money leaned to defendant by plain
iit Mt defendants request and III erSt AT % per
annum tram Jan. 16 49, ais III more fully mp
pear fr"n the complaint III Aaid action to which
ref rem e Is made
Ani yuu n q hereby notified that II you fail IN
an ear nd TO answer the said com laint A.
ub ". required, the said ulaintiu will taxe J dg-
in.nt against you by defaul
Giy,n under my hnnd Al pel.a In said County.
this 2lst day e January. \. ID 1891.
A. K. KING ATTY for plaintiff.
Pos, 4 once s1nsx address DELTA. COLO
Is Feb. III, 1891.
18th Mn'ch 3, 1891.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

The following from the Denver Republican
should interest everyone of our farmers. and
especially those whose land is sandy lean
According to the testimony ofexperts, Colo
RADIO is an excellent state in which to cult
vate the sugar beet. The House committee
on agriculture and irrigation met last even
ing to hear arguments on behalf of the bill
introduced by Mr.. Coombs giving bounty
of cent per pound on home. made beet sugar,
Mr.. George Ady and DR.. J. II. Tucker, both
of whom have made a study of the beet, from
a financial aud analytical point of view re
spectively, addressed the committee. DR.
Tucker said the bill was ri.ht with the ex
ception thnt the bounty should be limited To
Eve years, as il the industry could not stand
on its merits by that time. it WAS not worth
supporting. The bounty would not be re-
quirsd until 1899.
Mr.. ASy said before factory could be
started proftably, there would require to be
from $500 to 4.500 acres under cultivation.
The beets must be manufactured close t"
where they are grown. They will not keep
long and they are too bulky to be shipped
far. As to the financial part. he said he
would take the case of Nebraska. and he
xould s.y that Colorado was better state
for the cultivation of the beet than it. The
average was fifteen tons per acre asd the
average price paid was 81 per ton. making
$Gs. Tie cost nf raising and harvesting was
$3.50 a ton, so there was good business
profit left. In Colorado, the prospects are
good, ne said. Irrigation wns in favor of the
beet, of the average Temperature required,
70 per cent. could be had in Colorado, and
the beet flourishes in sandy loan.
"Dr. Tucker said the analysis of the beets
grown at Stirling and Grand Ju .ction showed
II per cent. OF sugar whils those grown in
Nebraska, were l6 per cent. In Germany
aud France the average WAS only per cent.
The cost of maHutactory to turn out $50
tons of beets day would he about S500, 900
The factery would be started us soon as there
were sufficient beets.
All the members of the committee spoke
very favoraoby Of the bill aud we're we'll
pleased with what they lie heasd from the
experts. They will certainly report to the
House in favor of the bill.
The .tates and Tertiary that give bounty
are California. Utah, Kansas, New Jersey
and Nebraska.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
B.ilord's Iiorehound Syrup foI
WlOOping Cough.

There is u" remedy IN the world wl,ch
will rirrsnrh prompt relief in Wh""pi".
tou I'll n- BIhiar,i's UOrtlonnd Syrup 4,
will Poshicefy cure il. IL y"u will Try IT,.
your children will moi keep yon nwak. all
might coughing Baiiari's H.rchnu.ri .,rtp
is the most r""iin. an'l so.ihiny remedy for
Consumption, Coughs, C"ll-, Bronchitis aud
a>ihmn, in the world. II is free frnn, opium,
II builds up new tissue, stiengih-n. the
Lungs, and is an !nc"'ni,ar,l,.e remedy. made
"f the best anil pur...t materials. II your
kin.s are weak nn'l you hny- u ticklin. il
your Throat. y.u need it. l. ". McHua-
RAY. Agent.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Trustee anie.

N3THyREAs, Warren u Ackcr. by his certain
w deed ~ trust dated the liIh duy Of May A
lss7. and rec 'r'i-i III the Office ofthc hscordci
within nnd ior The tonnty "f I,cliA Ia til. stat.
rf ,lon'do. nii The lItl day of May A. D. 81 IN
Kidd r-eies, Trustee. she real .'iStc hereinafter
described In trust /. -.clrc the payment of elev
en- ril u uini.sory notes In said deeI full, de
And .hcr~ns. Il 1. provided In said deed oi
tr'i-t. Ihst In case of default in nny ef the tay
ncn'- "i prime pal nr Interest ace'.rding To the
,nid ar any of the,n or any TAR, thereof. ar Il 4
breach - any OF the covenants. ar .gr-~ncnt.
therein by the parry Of thc hr.t part. his rxeeut
or aa,ninisi nt.r ar sisnr, then nd In that "a
the VIII ]. II aid principal -un, hsr;by secured
once Al the option Of ,he legal holder thereof ,e
come due and IAa, allie aud the said premises It~
s.lI IN the mnii,er And With the same effect. a
I'm. aid Indebtedness had matn'ed.
And wher m the Mid parry pf h. hrst tart In
sn'h deed hath NAL. d~isnlt In p~yment Of one
or m"re Il the Interest Notes mentioned IN saId
deed II trust and the f,by III. prircipsi snd liz.
ier-st 40 e. have all bcs'omc due and Iaysbie
ami the sam' r-msin ing ince due ri,d uniA'd
trust deed Tue sAia Warren IS 'ckcr has dc.
pared this life. and letters Of ad,ninist. atiou
have be,,n rriA,t~,i IN his estate.
And whereas. the County Court Of a'd Delta
County. has upon the petition ~ the under.
si4ned netting ip behalf of he MortyaTv ,rus,
company uf f,nnsylynnia made ~ o,.lsr Of rec.
ord ~ siid Court authorizing. empowering and
permitting the said Trisi er /" sell the ssid raj
estate '"r ihc purT1se Of paying the ssid debt.
:. Now .hsr, re n,i,s !, + hereby, tivcn; u., =,
lins dcclnre! Il optiun that all "f ,nd n,H.s arc
due and by virtue Il the power. AID AL hurity In
me vested and oi! me by law and rsiL iced Of
trust confer I'd. l.. the undersigned Trustee as
0f,rcsad. All on the ith day " March a. y.
1891. between the hours OF and o'cl.ck in the
ancrnon nt the frpnt door of the building now
used Court tIousr. In the Town Of Delta In M Id
Delta County in the state Of Coloradi. expose to
1ie " rnrlic anrtion, and wall scll l., the high
~ bidder for cash In hand. the ra, csi~te Iy
said deed ~ trust conveyed situate the County
" bella. mud state of Colorado aud de.rrib,d as
nllnws 10 wit, The Mtst one halfo the North
Enst Qua ter (N y Of the n y ~ and the West
one half of the 9, u,h Fast Quarter w y of : v
- 81 c,tion lhlriy nye tS) In township fourteen
uD South al Rang o. est 6 h n. M, together
with al riEhi. held ty the rsid patty oft6c hrst
part At the ratc of said trust deed or since sc.
qnir,d by him. ur his heirs aud assigns. % tho
ditch. diiches. ar reservoirs. and o her Nntnr
rights used f,r the irrigation Of the abuve de-
s.ri.ed land. To sati- y the notes aforesaid and
Of thi- trIis'.
DnteS jan. 27, 1891.
X. II ttii sonK ttty.
Ut sver. Colo. RIDDLE REEyEH
Firpt Pub Feb. 3. lSgt Trustee.
Last Pub. March ., 1891.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Lincoln and the Speeds,

The late Joshua F. Speed, some years
before his death, gave me nh i.tcrvsti 6
account of his early acquaintance a ti
intimacy with Ablnhnm Lin, oln. One
day Lincoln came i'll his store and
said: IS eed, they wa I me To rrn II
tile Legislature What haze yor to say
about it?" Speed repl ed: do Won
think that yoa can bn Q ec...l:" I,:n-
coin answered. "W,l. ;iin ho.s say
TO- "Vr-v good. 81 Il :: ,..1. "i:" j:
,nd vii. stand ',y,ou." ii CON w.t.
tn. Il. paty siirrin' %: the c,,,t.rr. II"
:oli oicc t.iat lie VIZ til - - l.
law. and III u;-l,i from Ii : raS in ti-
LeSi-la;tr. lie cor Il a.,~" It,.
money, which wruld ct a,.:.. !: IN So 20
1t. lie lie au!r cai,.l ia'r uai "a or
ishcd the n..ycI hv lis g. ~; :,!."'tv
on the stunp. lis cnnil'",I;.'r i..i ~,
n lightning rod on !ii;, .tuis". t,.l l. ",.>
tiic o ~ 'te 10 c i"un,! II AL ;li.;
rceior. Ainy rear, ln'I.'..cr lid
Lincoln r;ii,,. hr dee bag H. i, ~ o
has opp.nrui Thai q i ..iut.5,tv w..iil
str Ike kin :,,r !, manifold! ia. g: .t.,, $.
SO ar!d ..fnmi sion. j l.r ,i. .f'.;i re.
su ted in Line lrs's tr:url,h. j. sat -
ten mouiL. after tis I.c' -ln. r. al
louihSi nv tt'h'' !Es''' ffl :
s ore aud n.il: ".5Ie.rd !,av. r.-tt I'D
q law o. 90 nj IN to r.,v =. = 'r..n:h
for It. ] itaYr nl!I - ti;, Ii, ~ ,itn. II
will cost 10 ii; rta h,.,l N nay ;,....
and il w,i takr rust SiT. V II v"r
.re6it mc far tl,nt fr'n-n::" "ph
yes, sa:i srrol, "bL: u, ;.s oru ~ t
Won in WAY to save i',"sc -.
How p well. my n I. er AID la
heea sleeping ~ the "mnia i",l IT -o'n'
time. lie is svac now, anu !: o W ali,
yoI can take his pl'ce." 'Ni,.r. j.
your cI?' "uislnirs." Lipr..ln I'M
m.dini"ly went NJ, :.nl, after s''rrcyiie
the roori aiG the bed, c::'i.c back and
remnihrl: Well, SSc.tl. ] mn
located Mr.. sr ed as .ur.L mo That
lie and !.n,'ln slept Together a.hem
fonr rcers. Su.l, is {. RS , If the - "
history oi one Of Tho most rcinar,a lie
men OF this ase. Whether what | iaYe
related lad anything to 10 VII, Tie ap.
pointmeut of the Hon. Ja,ncs S, cr.l as
Attorney General of tho United :a'cs
know not. ButI do know that il
had been in Mr.. Linroln's place. and
Joshua Speed had had brother, NJ lie
had, who was qualified for that pra-
ton, he should have been assigned 10
1t. Certain it is, that Joshua Srecd
was one of President Linco!n's mo>t in.
innate and cherished friends through.
out his adninistr tion.-J JYushing'o ON
Letter to Louisville Cottr er-JournaL
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

From a.; reports the Jews in Russia are
having hard row 70 hoe. A recent dispatch
from 81. Petersburg says: The Rabbi Mar
Gus s.'d = Jewish physician, Cl,assanovitch
living IN Grogno, have been arrested aud
sailed from the province for two years for
>epding to the government in behalf Of the
jewish community petition demanding re-
1ssas fes ~ outrage committed BY Russian
81 estsr named Granvoski, Who was charged
'5s os having branded the word "tbiei" 10
Languages upon the forehead Of jew
Il she was sernaed Of having stoIen .
1T QsaAaffty Of frsit The petition sets
- - ~ eass vsald excite the iadigna-
- dvfliesi vssiA Z
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Ectr;c.r.i I.ts,f..

Some OF the police r.s..u1 s:.rs
Germany seem absurd to IN 4 .'.r "sa.
on account of their II ;i,:" r-.;.i.-: oni
And their abundance -; -:,',l ..;rcr N
American gent vin4r hvisI Ll T..iin
with his family, :'tt, ~ : i;..ini in
tlis country, & se'ar .r.-...'.t ,E as m
moving, ns we'll as a,s., i.5, ..:ntvicucc
~i.'i :iie police ni ia. ..Isv. lis >, :,
@! h''nor mar I.",. i... ;,;.., to. ..,.-rr-
6tA tho minor t..'. =. .-.t s,.r,.... i...t,
eili.'h concerns lii. JaLs anI ,lz p.rk,
B. true. He SAYS:
III have l.'".y '.cnn b;or.!,: n cnn-
tact with this: .''orri.ly H. ~..o5cing
Es-i'inc, ths G,''".n p 80. Ion
l'trw nv wife l.ss !.snn i'.-. i! .tncr
our residence l"o. I.. t.,. r-sson
flia care of tho c:.i.:ren has to.n.. =pnn
Esry our irish servant, wh.; - fol-
lowed our fortunes 80 long n 10 l., nj.
s.ost one of the family. 4 more :iish.
ful girl never lived. and bYs,! o-,c,Ijied
81 am with my writing. have lcft tL<
:l.rl.!ren almost entirely 10 i,.r clsr,-,.
"Ihe day after We came hero. ,.,.ui
l.~ out with i'.. paby for si,.,;s IL .!ie
rsra that adjoirs the house. .!f'..r sae
i.c h's Wheel the carriage out af ,:ei,t.
u...!sr the Hndcns, ] sat dus.n 10 y.y
desk. In few moments she burt in:o
my r,,on,, much excited. cxc,,.i 4;..:,,-
"'An' il You plaze, sorr. wh.t sort OF
country is this2 The man says
Is.s. lsee q ticket to tllruad,. the
Lahy n,.. there in The psrl.'
"'NEat man?' asked.
SWlat man? Who but tho s7sn
that calls himself the guarjeen OF the
p,r'|
"'Well. brt what is that you says' ]
asked again, o little confused. "A
ticket to .rundle the baby in the parky
yes, sorr. As if we hadut .iglt
to bi cathe ont doors widout payin' for
i:p
"I locked ont Of the window ind saw
the .guarjeen' Of the PARK pacing sol.
emnly down the avenue. Selling MY
bnt, ! rushed ont OF doors and ap
rioacl..d him. He was very l.oiitc, and
when spoke to hin in German. l,s
answered me in broken English. Per-
haps he didn't understand my Gcrmani
He gave me to understand tl,nt
trnndling baby in the pnrk was illegal
without permit from police headqnar-
eersl So meeklv followed him to his
chiefs station, and underwent the fol-
lowing examination in German:
"'Your full nameY / gave it to him.
'Marriedr
s'Yes, SIR
"'You want permit to take your
baby ont in carriage in the Schoe-
ienfel city park?'
i do, SIR
".How old is thi7 bnby?'
One year, four months and twenty.
seven days
Male or female?'
Its name is john
"Does IL speak GERMANY
sWell-not Buently.'
"As he seemed to pause for want oi
more questions. ventured to remark
that the carriage was OF French manu-.
facture and the serynnt-girl Of Irish
extraction.
After consulting with his colleagues
In the office, lie gave me a large yellow.
stamped permit, which entitled my ser.
vant-girl TO take my i,nhy out in q car
riage in Sclioelenf, Park. Ideparted
with new sense Of the duties anil dig.
nity Of European police - Yopths
Companion.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
.nccIn. Cl..es.

s. II. Clifford, New tns.cl, Wis, WI
troubled vita Near,l :ia anl Hirum,ii-m,
his stomach di-or.-r,-l, his liver was
Elected Ia an alarming .l..yrre, appetite tell
away, aud hr WI. ,erribiy r.iuccd in 4 ->h
an strength. Three bottles of Elrciric
Bi,'ers cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.. had u
runnn. sore "u his leg "f -ghi years stand
ing Used three bottles "f Eie"tric Eittrr-
aud seven bake. o! I;ucsien Arnirs ..,lv-.
aud hi lcy is s"mu"l ani we'll. John Speaker
Cninwha, o., hnd five la':e fever sore. an
li> leg. d"ctorS snio he was incnrnlle. O"e
on' ho'rir Ei-ciric litter. anI one lax
.,urklrn's Arnica Sairr rnr.-l linn entirely
sold vt Lothian 4 Williams and 4. ". Mc
DurrHys' Drn. Stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

The hens will please take notice! James
Storey of Parsons Kan, has received letters
patent from Washington for his invention of
nm artificial egg. The egg is said to resemble
the natural pr"ductIn nil particulars. The
inventor says he can manufacture at least
one car load per day, at cost of 8 cents per
dozen, with machinery that will cost $500.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

President Harrison is said to take more de.
light In the streak of Indian blood in his
veins than In any other attribute. The
President has had the geneaIsgy carefully
looked, and he 10 direct descendant of
Pocshontas by her marriage with John Rolfe.
The Pocahontas blood came into the Harri.
con family through the marriage of Benjamin
Harrison. the signer OF the Declaration of
Independence and the great at.grandfarher Of
the President. with Susanna Randolph, sixth
n descentssSom Pocahontas.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

President Diaz of Mexico proposes to visit
Europe. That he feels safe in leaving mis-
administration with subordinntes during sew
eral months of absence proves the stability
which he has given to Mexican sffairs. The
army is his chief dependence, md within the
last few years he has welded it into well
organized sn'l disciplined force of about
thirty thousand.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
A HORSE-TAMERS REMARK.
BRING ON YOUR BRoNcHOs

All parties having horses they want broke e
to ride or drive can now he accommodated
am prepared to handle and break them to
sn't the owner in every respect. Have cor
rails aud stables constructed f-r the purpose
aud being hor>eman of many wears exper
ience, the worst horse is not too bad. tame
with whip if desired or any merhnd owner
may request. Cruel treatment is avoided
Horses may he brought in or will come md
get them. Let me hand e one of your colts
and you will bring the Others. Price, in or
dinary cases $40 per head. Will feed them
while in my chrrge md return them When
broken. GENE BELL.
p. o. Address, DELTA, Colo,
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

George Francis Train learns from his
friend PSYCHIC that everything is going to the
demnition bow-wows. People" lie says,
twill wake some fine morning within few
weeks aud find that Jay Gould hasn't a PEN
ny and that the Standard Oil Company is in
the dirt, and that Carnegie has his bread to
beg, and there isn't dry goods house or
mill or factory that eau pay 10 cents on the
dollarn
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

The Secretary Of the Inferior has decided
as did ex-Secretary Villas, that locations with
Sioux halfbr-ed scrip on unsnrv-yed lands
are inyalid unless made for the personal use
and benefit Of the Indians to whom the scrip
was issued.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Sam Jones says of his late uppleasantness
In Texas: II am sorry of the occurrence. ]
don't like to have fellow set in on me with
cane without a moments notice. shall
contiaue to denounce the wrong and stand
up to the right anywhere and every W here,
and when they think to cane me is the best
way out will give them the best I've got in
my shop every time. Yours out of the ring
and free Of dsfgures.
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