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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22
A POINTED QUESTION.

Now say how much hab do white
Republicans gIb ye9 Nary cent. Not o
cent. sab. You all see now who yer frien's
is. You see who help yer. tell you rs a
DimmycIat. If dey sink rs gwina TO SINK
wild 'ein. an IL dey swim rs gwine to swim
night along behind EN-"
1t is said that this is having good effect
among the negroes, and that quite re-
spectacle number will vote the Demo
cratic ticket. In 1888 Tom organized De-
mocratic club of thirty members among
his brethren, and he says he will have a
considerably larger organization this year.
Before the election he always makes every
member take an oath to vote the ticket ne
will give him on election-day, and after the
election makes each one swear that he did
vote the ticket that he gave him, thus try
ing 10 make assurance doubly sure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-22

An.etscrs ana Telegram. must be addressed 70
The DESPATCH COMPANY.
kelected Communicates win not be rstnrnsd.
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Reading notices In road,ng-matier type, nrs
ires CO less. ~; IN nonpsresi loaded, 75c. s,
Gard Of rates for naoze space furnished on ap-
plsation
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
Broadway III Surfing.

With the first blushiny day Of spring
upper Broadway blossoms forth II az its
pristine glory Of senteel loaferdom
Leading all others the .'profesh, i'll
swell attire, from the latest derby to
shining patent feathers, scoring the high
water mark Of prosperity, and III the re-
habilitutel tupcu;tts of last years vint-
sge, Indicating continuous liberty. are
bredominunt rs a close second come
those PHILADELPHIA squGbliiSe gentlemen
Of rulldy conntcnance, Ill ooXroats and
single stoned neclties OF vivid hues
known as sporting gents, with i per
ceptible flavor of The quarter stretch in
gait and talk And the well known
faces of that peculiar set distinguished
as men about town are visible again.
All Of these in couples and groups and
sections are literally distributed along
the curhs and barroon fronts between
| Twentv-iifth and Forty-second streets
! the first mild days Of spring and give
that part OF the great thoroughfare of
/ the world its usual picturesque summer
tone. Whence they come and where
they have been all winter is one Of those
mysterious things that excite wonder.
but are not worth finding out. They
are the metropolitan gronndhugs, and
as such their shadows on the walks have
their significance. When they are visi-
| bic we feel sure that the backbone OF
4 winter is tiSlocated #
That peculiar class Of beyygars-brokel
down gulnllers-tlnat appear sllnultane
ouslv, !, sort Of vcrmiform appendix t
the sporting world. are out i'll force alSe
and preserve the usual esprit ,e corps
Pretty soon the clinlpcd dar!inys Of I'll,
foutligllts Will follow. New York Her
VI aid
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
\ TURF. TOPICS.

May Day. the New England bred
mare that has two III the .:lJ list, IS to
be bred to the PAGER Direct. ...- M.-
One hundred and twenty-five horses
bv the Belle Meade sires won over 40
races On the .Anerican turf il lsDl.
As Fausta has Il trotti1g record Of 2:lO
as we'll is 4 pacing record NJ 2::2222"4. sne
foale(l.
The Prince of Wales ha.; leased all
his race horses in tritiliiny to Lord n.
Beresfor,l. all thu ro.=;sl culvrs Mill not
lie seen during the forthcoming season.
A well known turf writer says tllitt 2
gleat horse is like Il great mamie viii
make opportunities. and in spiee Of ad-
verse circumstances make himself tu-
nous.
Anteeo is the youngest horse il tile
world to have a producing son and
daughter They are respectively Anteeo,
Jr.. sire Of Haistorln, 2:3O, ana Ma
mona, dam Of W. W. Wood, 2::22Sl4.
Little Reb, o1l the s5th Of February,
1881, won three races III one afternoon
at New Orleuns--e. mile and al eighth,
mile heats. aud IL mile and a half. This
feat stands alone in the history Of won
derful speed and endurance i'll the past
twenty five years.
The 100000 stallion trot announced
for the August meeting in Grand Rap.
ids is off on account Of the lack OF ell.
tries. a $4,000 race with Il 3 per cent
entrance VIII be substituted, and the
promoters hope to have Axtell Del
march, Nelson and Pat Downing in.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
BEl4 ND THE a;ENEs.

Augustin Daily has accepted a play by
Justin Mccarthy.
London has gone stark mad over the
refrain Of music hall song called lie
a-boom-deay. ....= .-
Nj. Jean de ResZke, the noted opera
singer. every morning unlersoes a mas
sage treatment by Il Swedish expert.
Miss Gale contelnplates adding the
part of Lady Te:,zle i'll The school for
Scandal to her repertory next season
NIassanet has great confidence il his
new opera "Wcrther," composed i'll
1886. He is writing another opera iii
five acts, called >'Thois. :
Massonets "Esclarmonde" is a great
success ii ST. Petersburg. Sibyl Sander
son was called ont after the first rer-
formance tllirty-tive times.
Charles Frohnan has purchased and
produced "Chi1ms,' a one act play by
Thomas Frost, which received honorable
mention in the New York Herald prize
play contest.
j. K. Elnmet, the young comedian, Is
an ardent sportsman, and IS never hap
pier than when tramping with gun over
shoulder or with rod i'll hand casting
trout flies on the waters of his fayorite
streams.
Possart, the German trasedian, isn't
coming to America neNt season. after
all. He was to have made a tour under
Stuart Robson's direction, but now he
is Il director III the Vienna Court theater
and can't come. ,5~" @@..@
Miss Marie W Wainwright all her man
ager, julian Maynus, have already re-
ceived over sixty plays in response to
their announcement that they were
ready to consider the work Of native
dramatists. At least one American play
will be produced by -s1i%s Wainwright
next season.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

Fish. flies and caterpillars may be
frozen and still retain life.
A horse always gets up fore parts frs
and a COW directly the opposite.
Chinese male quail are being imported
ioto California in large quantities fol
fighting purposes.
It was long Supposed that bees col
lected the wax direct from flowers.
Now it is known that if they are kept
from plants and fed Oh sugar only they
will form wax.
"A horse has forty teeth, a mare only
thirty-six (wanting the tusks or SO
called wolf teeth). The OK and sheep
tribes have only thirty two, wanting the
eight incisors in the upper jaw.
The skeleton Of whale over 100 feet
long has been discovered buried in the
sands on the shore Of Baranoff island,
off Alaska, far above the high tide
mark. It is supposed to have been there
hundreds of years.
A big owl tried to carry away a dog
at lumber camp on the Machias river,
Maine. but was captured by one of the
logging crew after a lively fight. The
owl was a warrior, its head being full
Of porcupine quilts, indicating a recent
battle
The new North-west., 1892-04-16

Professional beggars in all countries
must heartily hate NJ. PHublir, the
French grnrlpman who has taken on
himself to expose them and their tricks.
Some time ago, it may be remembered
he published a book on the subject. CON
tanning the most extraordinary revel;l-
tiolls. and this is shortly to he followed
by another work on nenGicity and men
licants, which will be published stimuli
taleously i'll France. England and Amer
lea, for IN the two last named countries
the author is aware. hr says, thar mem
deity and inposture flourish the same
as il France.
H. Paubair believes he has found d
remedy for the evil. the nature Of which
liz VIII lirrtgr III Ills coming work on
the subject; and i'll the meantime be
continues to hunt up THE begg5ars ot
Paris, ana, clcverly Disguised, To &c
about as onc Of them, thus learnins.
What they pocket per day, What theil
tricks are, and SO forth. He calculates
that there arr over 10000 professional
bc-.;.l,:, III the French capital. whose
taliings daily. ut the Very lowest figure
are foul francs per head. Tlns gives
the fabulous total of li.25O.UVO francs
given away annually in charity i'll the
streets Of Paris: and he is very likely
right in adding that at least fuurtiftls
Of the money finds its way into the
pockets OF impostors, Or Of people who
could work for their living if they chose
NJ. Pntlhair says lie has IL choice little
collection Of threatening letters which
| he has; received and is constantly reo.elv
/ ing. This is not surprising. lie is the
bette noire Of tho professional beygar. =
| London Standard.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16

\ gentleman from the Emerald Isle
was Inspecting 4 picture gallery near
the iaynlariet. The manager, always
courteous, was pointing out The various
exhibits to him. On the n@nasvl.5 left
was /; lad, fresh from school.
Gentleman-And, it you please, who
is that picture by:
Manager AIciSsonier.
Gentleman tpointiny to the LADY
Your son there, eli! And 90 ye mean to
tell me that he painted such Il fuinc pic
ture as th;lt:-Lon,lon Sporting Times.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.

Tile incaseh clocks are novelties re
Gently placed on the market.
Two pairs Of glasses are frequently
concealed III the same lOrg.lette.
\ new face for d hanging clock is IN
imitation Of the top Of All outspreau UNI
brella.
A brooch IN imitation Of 4 ch,vsanthe-
mum has innumerable separate leaves
Of gold
A new design on a match box repre-
sents a man saving wood. Say moth
ing" is the inscription above.
Loving cups Of standard patterns APP
p1opriate to various sports are now kept
in stock ready to be engraved.
A natural effect is produced by the
use of elneralls and diamonds to repre-
sent the water line Of Il miniature steam
yacht of gold forming brooch.
Inclined planes are used as the bases
for cylindrical clocks which are ;al,par.
entity rolling down the Incline Aero.
batic figures standing on the tops of the
cylinders add to the illusion.
A pair Of silver hair curriers' are not
provided with the usual double handle.
The tonys are hinged at the base of the
single handle and have small projecting
arms adapted to be operated by pressure
from the fingers. Jewellers Weekly.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
Victim Of Tie Fire s;ai,;

= popular young physician liking II
tie nrighuorhood vi Boston recently
took unto himself bride and at til,
same time bought i hose from one pt
the townsfolk. He was very proud Of
both Investments
Soon Hfter tile harlv Young couple
had returned from their first trip 10.
gctler, ana While tl;p honeymoon wa>
still young. III. NeWnuslund took III:
wife to ri.ie. lie WAS showing hcr some
thing 81 hcr Eew home When s1lldclllS
the fire bells changed -..M
"Do YOU suppose the fire is anywhere
near our house," c2cl;;illed the bride
.Oh lin 81 ;liraid!" l4elSlseh7'ew closer
still closer to his manly breast.
Don't be afraid, dear" he answered
'swe've iii excellent fire department.
At that moment the engine tllllle,
into the street ahead Of them and Wen
tearing down the road. Their hers,
gave Il jump and followed as fast as pos
sib]e. Lii vain were I'LL efforts 1o checl
the beast. Through the town the pro
cesSion flew. the engine in the lead, ]oi:
hard pressed b the buggy with its to-.
ror stricken little wife and st1nggli9l:
husband The townsfolls stared IN Won
der, and the btsybOeli"s declared th;t
the doctors new wife was evidently
tlier
When the fire was reached the llors
stopped Of lis own accord and tn
| couple returned to to"n.
The next day the man who sold tn
horse, happening TO meet the doctor
carcleS,ly remarked: oh, forgot t
tell you that that ;llil;lal used to bcloll!
to the chief Of the lire department. Yo,
will find him a good tl'utter, warrall
YOU boston Hcrull
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
Negroes Fright tened.

The recent lynchings OF negroes in
southern Arkansas, and especially the
burning Of Ed Coy at Texarkana, has
caused a large exodus Of blacks from that
part Of the state. tits estimated that 900
will leave within month for the Chero-
kee strip, which will he thrown open
soon for settlement. Negroes have al
ready organized in jefferson. Desha.
Chicot and Lincoln counties and are
selling their lands. Two hundred left
Pine Bluff last night. Farmers are re-
alizing the seriousness Of the movement,
as it will interfere with planting their
spring crops.-New York World.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
Coed Pudding.

HE phi his foot in it!'' is not a phrase
IN perfectly good standing, perhaps, but
it is expressive, and i'll the case recorded
below it might have been used by the
most careful sticlller for propriety.
Mr.. G. w. Cope, the English painter,
was travelling in Italy and staid at a
lodging house in a village where there
was no holel. I'VE Instructed our land
lady to make II baked rice pudding" he
says. The waiter brought it in with a
flourish, and While he was removing the
previous course he placed the rich look
ing brown pudding Oh the floor. Un-
luckily for us, i'll whisk'ny around lie
happened to put his bare foot into the
middle of it.
"Our anger was hot, and SO was the
pudding to his foot He prostrated him
self on the floor and prayed for our par
don, and then, as we declined to eat the
pudding, he sat on the ground and made
a hearty meal Of it himself, at the same
time begging us to say to his mistress, il
she asked how we liked the dish that it
was .eccellentissimo. ''-N outh's Com
panion.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
count.
Packedin
PatentCloth
Z=u -
Pouches and
...,0 4.
in Foil. .
4 = = = ~ = = =
She Committed suicide.

Mrs. F. c. Boe, at Watkins, left this let
ter: '.NIy husband Forgive mcif ! cause
YOU trouble, but | suffer so. You do not
know what these long, wakeful, wretch
ed nights are to me, and | am so tired,
darling-the pain will never be better. 1t
is not easy to take my own life, but have
been sick so long. Goodbye, my hus-
band, I love you-your wife" This is
but one of thousands that gives mp, in
stead of using DR.. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine, and being speedily cured Of their
wretchedness. Go to the Deer Lodge
Drug Co. and get an elegant book and
trial bottle free. 75lt
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
= Omaha and the Grow.

There is probably no city in the United
States where the collMuu wild crow
makes himself rs mach lit home us in
Omaha. Here they are a. common al
most Us English sparruws or tame pig
cons, and eyince about as little fear Of
lll;in. III through this winter months,
especially when the ground is covered
With snow, this beautiful and inttlli-
gent Int very miSchicvous bird is /;
common sight on our bystltets and
lanes, and often i'll the very doDryHrtls
III the center of the city. They seem alb
sollitely without fear Of man or boy,
and when b11sily engaged in the enjoy
1nent Of 4 meal can bc approached with
III Il few yards before they will take
wing This is all very strange to people
who have lived ii the eastern states,
where tile crow is considered the shyest
and most wary Of all wild birds.
Just now they are 1t their thickest IN
and about Omaha, and great tiocks can
be seen every morning and evening fly:
ing over the city. IN the evening theil
line of flight is from the south anC
southwest to the north and northeast
In the morning they traverse tie same
flight back again.
For years and years the birds have
/ roasted in the forest Of low willows eAs
and north OF Cut OFF island, and whe1
the sable hosts are congreyatinS thithel
| i'll the Shades Of evening the spectacle i
wonderful one. Omahls escutcheo1
would certainly be incomplete withou
the craven image of the cunning and i'll
! dristrious crow upon it.-Onaila Bee.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
Died an infant at go Years Of .i.e.

D1tu III 1lI:tnt al 70 stHrs o1 Ekse'
There died recently at Wharton,
Mich, one OF the most remarkable Ut
creatures, an infant aged twenty-nine
years. The child, OF young man. or
whatever it could be called, was the son
Of Austin Bodcn, and during all the
years of its life was nothing more than
a mere babe. 1t developed in no re-
spect and died in it's cradle. itcoud
not walk nor talk nor recognize any one,
and was as helpless when it reached it's
manhood as the day it was born. Doe
tors were completely bat1ied and could
do nothing. and for twenty-nine years
its death had been patiently awaited
Cor. Cleveland Plaindealer.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
4 True I>rt.,llpt.

Young Medical Mall-Thanll goodness,
l have pulled through myexams at last.
1t is horrible to think Of all the hard
work have had to go through these last
four years.
Elderly ractitioner-Well, my deul
colleague, there is one consolatiou: you
won't have anything to do for Il long
long while now-Floh.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
Eest Kind of \yhiskers,

Counsel-Did you observe anything
particular about the prisoner?
Witness-Yes, his whisl.ers.
Counsel-What did you observe with
reference to his Whiskers?
Witness-That he had none.-Boston
Globe
The new North-west., 1892-04-16

Miss Bangle(on the heachat Florila)---
Are You not talrviny here longer than
you expected. Mr.. Fl,lshlucll:
FluslloacA-Oh, yes, but I'm doing it
under advice
Miss Dsnyle-W hat, from q physician?
Flushback-Oh. no. From the hotel
clerk. He has advised to tar1v until |
hear from my friends up north.-Truth.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
One Thing Left.

She-My darling, have a terrible
piece Of news for you. Papa has lost
everything.
He (rising to go)-Oh, no, he hasn't.
He still has you.-Truth.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
"A I4nuw and Eair IeSt.

Sufferer TO druggist)-And you say
these plasters are good ones Do they
effect immediate and permanent cures?
Druggist (emphatically)-Yes, sir; |
have tried them for twenty years, and l
wouldn't be without the1n.-Texas Sift-
ings.
The new North-west., 1892-04-16
Huc,<,.;,'s Arnica SaIyc.

TsWVEiFH $ q ----
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. t'happcd Hands, ChllhlAns,
Corns and all skin Eruptlens, and posi-
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required,
It is guaranteed to Give perfect satlslAc-
tion or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box For sale BY Deer Lodge Drug
Company. 10 lyr
The new North-west., 1892-04-16

Miss Bromley fswcctlv v)-No: mamma
was just saying that NY blessings arr
out IT all proportions ~ my deserts. =
Scribner's Magazine.
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Single Numbers. Five Gents each. Speci-
men Copy sent on receipt uf two cent stamp.
Rciuittauccs shnuld be- made hy Post-o'licc
Money order or Draft. to avoid chance Of loss.
NcrNp0perS arr, MT Ia ceDy tbs 1drert'Sc
mcht 'rdh00t m ,lpr,,s orif If HuYtt d'
Brotherx
Address: HARPER y BROTHERS.
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\ lI:lrtl (nrilcr.

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she is fast leaving her youth behind her
But there is no reason why woman
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II. The chief cause of the early fadin. of
American women is the fact that many nf
them suffer from some form of female
weakness OF disease which .ubs The incc
of its bloom, draws dark circles about the
eyes, brings early wrinkles and >nlowncs,
and stamps the face and figure with signs
oi III health. Dr. Picrcc'> Fayoriic Pre-.
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bring back the lost bloom, and remove
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antced to give satisfaction ia every case
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NorNG PEOPLE. bound Ia cloth. viii he sent
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The other Volumes arr uui of print.
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\ Little Girls Experience in "a
Lighthouse.

Mr and Mrs. Loren Prescott are Keep.
er> of The Coy. Lighthouse AT sand Beach
Mich, and are blessed with daughter
four wears old. Las, April She MAS taken
down with Measles. followed with Il
dreadful Congh and turning into FL.
yer Doctors AT home and at Delrpir
treated her her, bul in vain. -hc grew
worse rapidly. until Size wa, u mcr,
handful ol bones Then >lcliird Df
Kings New Discovery and after the ne
OF TWO aud bali hotties. was completely
cured. They say Dr Kings New DIS
covery is worth lis weight in gold. vet
YOU may Get a trial holllc free ut + d
Cuilins ham Il Co.. Drugstore
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Strength ai.dIIraI.ii.

II You are not feeling strong and healthy
Try Electric Bi,ters. fila Grippe" has
left You weak and weary, use Electric
Buffers This remedy acts directly on
Liver, Stomah and Kidneys, gently aid
ing those organs to perform their func-
tons. II you are afflicted with Sick
Headache, You will find speedy and per
maneni rclieihy taking Electric Bilicrs.
One trial VIII convince you that this is
the remedy you need Large bottles only
soc, at z. ID. Collngham ~ Cos Drug
Store.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-01-23

There is music at Yates, "
especially in the Ovcrcoat
Room and Childrcn's Depart
ment. The constant hum of
business gives a "snap and
a 80 to the whole establish
mcnt
The choice Clothing Of the
season is upon our tables
upon its merits principally
we rely to advance our rcput-
alton. The moderate prices
of course will also have their
say.
A. C. YATES & Co.
Now Only Ger. 18th and Chestnut SITS.
FEST NJ ApE tIoTIJING ~ l,itItN
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ESTABLISHMENT
In Baltimore.
6I2 Columbia Ave.
Gil TO 623 Portland St.

This is the place for bargains Where
everything nrcdcd To furnish "a house
complete can l,r obtained We sell low
or Tor cash than amy other house and ON
casv terms All Kinds 81 Chamber Par
Tor. Dining Room aud Kitchen Fuunlnrc
Lookin@ Glasses. Manicl Mirrors, Mnnici
Cabinets in Oak, Cherry aud Walnut :
Steel En4Iavings. oil Paintings Clocks.
Bronzcs aud Art Goods; Hair, lln>k,
Fibre and Soii top Mattresses; Pillows,
holsters blankets. Comforts. Spreads and
bedding generally tatpeiS, Oil Cloths
Mating, Door Mats, Rugs. llns>ockS. and
everything in the Carpet line Stoves
aud cNerlthiur ia the sieve linz; Toilet
sells. Tea SETS, DINNER SETS lamps Cut
lcrv, and iull line of House Furnishing
Goods
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For Over FIFTY Ncnrs

MWs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYHUP has been
used for over nifty years hy millions of moth
rrS for their children while tccthing. with per
feet success. II ~ooihcS the child. softcnS the
gums. allays all pain. cures wind ,.uli.. ari i
The. best remedy for iiarrhu'a II will rclicv,
the poor little sufferer Immediately. SoId hy
Druggists ia every part Of the world. Tsycfi-
ty-iivr cents "A hottie. he SURE, and ask for
Mrs. wins'ow's soothing syrup" and take no
other Kind.
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should be removed. The seed
is the agency by which many
diseases arc spread. and if
the crop was attacked last
year it will be well to procure
new seed from elsewhere.
An Indiana farmer reports
the following large wheat
yield. From eighteen acres
he obtained 100 bushels, or
twenty two bushels 10 the
acre from another field of
twenty-siN acres, summer fal
lowed. SIS bushels, or thirty
one bushels to the acre from
a third field of twenty six
acres. oat stubblc ploughed
and thoroughly narrowed and
rolled. on which 200 pounds
of bone meal was sowcd with
the wheat. about the 18th of
September he gathered 1885
bushels. or 4I34 bushels to
the acre.
Professor Tracy. before the
Michigan Horticultural SO
cicty, mentions some charac
teristics of the ordinary vegc-
tables grown in every garden.
that are often lost sight of or
not considered at all. Speak
ing of bcets. he SAYS that the
color should hold good while
cooking should be fast. "
and again the tops should be
small and compact. The por-
ton just below the base Of the
leaves is harder, rank favored
and deficient in sugar. The
French and German sugar
makers always cut off this por-
ton, because it impairs the
quality of the sugar.
In Cuba and Mexico the
COWS are driven up and
milked in the city streets.