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ANOTHER SOUTHERN STORM.

The storm-swopt SOath is onCc more
in peril. The Florida coast Is again
threatened with Widespread destruction,
and although the warning of the
Weather Bureau gave time for such
shipping as was within reach Of shelter
70 seek safety, fears are entertained for
such vessels an are exposed.
The people nave not had time 20 pro-
vide sufficient relief from the exposure
and suffering TO which they were sub
jecUed by the first visitation before this
new calamity Is upon them. Even the
temporary buildings erected for the ac-
c-ommodation Of the houselcsH have beer
destroyed. In Jacksonville the damage
has been great and the loss Will be
heavy. There wili not however. be
such u terrible fatGlily as 3ttcndcI tn,
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PEACEFUL VALLEY"

A.star actor mast, In the privacy OF his
own heart. feel awfully greedy. There
must be moments when he pities the
members of his company, from whom
he excludes all opportunities. while the
fat upon which he feeds himself must
occasionally sicken him. Sol Smith Rus
sell. now at Days Theatre, presenting
a sort of monologue. by Edward e. Kid
der, called Peaceful Valley" is a fear
ful instance of stellar egotism. hlindly
led astray. Throughout the three acts
Of this recitation Mr.. Russell is like
little Jack Homer. pcrpetually putting
in his thumb and pulling out n plum.
He gets all the plums-everything; the
is left to fainish. or to act
as foils to the star.
Mr.. Russell Is a quaint and delightful
actor. lie has "A personality that Is un-
usual. and his humor Is dry and pene-
trating. He has lone some excellent
work, and there is no reason why he
should not be as popular In New York
as he is in the West. Yet Mr.. Rus
sell must he even fOndcr OF himself than
his Western friends can he. In Peace
ful Valley" he has accepted n play that
sacrifices everything plot, Interest, char
actcrs, dialoguc-to the star. He Is like
the end man of the minstrel show. He
has to make all the funny remarks, while
his poor people have to PROFOUND the
questions,
EhC. story is simple, dealing mainly
with the love of Hosea Howe. "who
says what he means II means what he
says"-and gives nobody else a chance
f,r Ltrrt. Rnnl 90 nNnr ri Of woman
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A Case Of Faded Eyebrows.

To the Editor:
l want to ask you to be 30 grateful TO me
as TO tell me what you would adyise for light
eyebrows. and how TO get them black. I always
had black eyebrows until after my sickness. I
took sick two months ago. and since then my
eyebrows have lost their black color and turned
light. My hair Is black. and I look so funny
without my black eyebrows. My mother IL light,
but my eyebrows are lighter than hers. |
would Ike you TO be so grateful to me as TO
tell me what to get to make them black. and
keep them so. 90 that when | wash them. like |
always did, with soap and water, and washing
soda, they will stay black. l have lost all
enjoyment since they became 30 light, you could
hardly tell I ever had any. There are hairs
enough, but they are so light. and my hair is black.
| feel all right, but I felt better when I had
black eyebrows. because now I feel dull. I don
take any enjoyment. which I always did until
they became light. I am twenty-five years old.
and don't care Tor anything. | don't care for put
ting stun on like people blacken their eyebrows
with. I should think you would give me some
clue as to what I could get that would stay on
when you wash your face and eyebrows with
soap and water.
ETHEL PLACE Brooklyn.
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Loafers in west sixty-four.h street,

TO The Editor;
| wish to know how It Is that although I have
complained tNice-once in person TO the ser
geant at the desk and once by mail to Capt.
Smith-that West sixty-rourth street Is literally
infested with ~loaters, who insult women and
girls, curse and swear and rush the growler, -
while the policemen, one ohhccr In particular,
stand on the corner conyersing with ladies. fully
unconscious OF all else7 His pull must be
great. as he seems to ferr no one. As ! told
Capt. Smith, my bushes, keeps me out very late.
but 1t is always the same state of AFFAIRS. and
the people he talks to are. some Of them. known
to every one In the neighborhood to be Of doubt
full character. I hope YOU will publish this, and
see IL 1t will not remedy the evil. A. ]. F.,
eo7 West Sixty-fourth street.
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WOMAN BEAT THE BURGLAR.
A Plucky Jersey Maiden Too Much
for a Tough.

BELNlDERE, y. j., oct. ia bur-
glar broke into the house of Miss Lizzie
BATE, in the outskirts of Belvidere last
night at midnight. Miss Bate and q
younger sister were alone and the place
where they live Is very lonely and near
a cemetery. Miss Bate heard the bur
giar and got UP and started to go down,
stairs. She met the man on the steps
and a struggle Cnsued. The burglar de
maudCd her money, but Miss Bate be-
gan pulling his hair and scratching his
face until he was glad to retreat. In
the struggle the burglar struck the
yuunE lady blackeniug her eye
After the burglar left the house she
went to IA ncighDoT and told the story.
There is strong suspicion OF a toNyh
character living here and he may be ar
rested. The burglar was evidently hurt,
stairs and near the door where he went
out.
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Smallest Church In England.

The smallest church In England Is said
to be Lullington Church, about fourteen
miles from ~Eastbourne, lying under the
shadow of the South Dow hills. It IL
sixteen feet six inches from east to
west and sixteen feet from north to
south. The living is in the gift Of the
Crown. its value is about EGO per annum.
the population Is under twenty. and q
service Is held in the CHURCH once q
fortnight. The vicar has otner duties
In addition to the cure of souls Of tiny
LullinRton.
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Bottled Onions.

Onions are overpowering, but they
brighten and whiten the complexion and
improve the inner woman generally. At
least one dose of onions should be taken
every week. To boil the odorous bulb,
take off the the tops and tails. and the
thin outer skin; but no more. lest the
onions should go to pieces. Lay them on
the bottom Of a pan, which is broad
enough to contain them without piling
one on another: just cover them with
water. and let them simmer slowly till
they are tender all through, but not till
they break. Serve them up with melted
butter or cream gravy A cup of black
coffee after dinner will weaken the lin
gering fragrance of this dish.
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To FIGHT TAM MANY.
Independent Candidates to Be
Named in Thirteenth District.

The Thirteenth District Democratic
Association, which is one of the strong
est auti-Tammany organizations in the
city, held their regular weekly meeting
last night at $50 Eighth avenue. with
Thomas T.. Heating in the chair. Many
voters of the district attended, and
there was a lively discussion as to the
ACCESSIBILITY of putting candidates in the
field in opposition to the Tammany
Hall nominees, particularly for Assem-
bly, and Judge in the Eighth judicial
District,
mittee to select independent candidates
for county Offices; Thomas +. Heating,
John Mulligan, Thomas W. Osborne,
John MADDOX, John McLarin, Frank
Kctcham, u, j. Phelan and Ed II. Fin
nCy
4 special meeting is to be called, when
the candidates will be regularly pre-
] scented for nomination.
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L0CKPORT'S BANK SCANDAL.
Merchants Ofhcers Said to Have
Iona known OF It's Insolvency.

LOCKPORT, n. y, Oct. l3.-At a
meeting of the stockholders of the
broken Merchants Bank last night the
directors reported that the liabilities
are s20l, 900: good assets. $4,000.
Depositors will be paid in full, but
his will absorb the stock, and may sub
ject the holders to an assessment OF
not more than % per cent.
1t was stated that the bank has been
insolvent since July / last. but the fact
was not stated to the directors until
after the recent visit OF Examiner
CLARK.
1t is the popular belief here that the
know ledge OF this fact by the bank
officers. and that receipt of deposits.
knowing that the bank was insolvcnt,
makes them all liable to arrest.
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For BrOuchnis.

In a recent case Of bronchitis the fol.
lowing treatment was recommended, b..
side the usual taking of medicine. The
patient was not allowed to leave her
bedroom, which was we'll warmed, for
a weeks time. The whole chest was
painted with iodine and then a waist Of
cotton batting was made and con-
stantly worn underneath the usual
amount of clothing. These directions
may be of value in any severe cold upon
the lungs. attended by the regular dos
ING
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SCUM a Id Jniienne.

Divide two medium-sized carrots In
two. then cut into very thin slices
about an inch long; take the same guam
tity Of turn.ps. leeks. onions and a few
pieces of celery, all cut into thin slices.
and put them into a saucepan with a
piece of good butter. On a moderate
fire stir softly until the Vegetables begin
to color slightly. Add three pints of
ccnsomme or stock and boil gently one
hour. Ten minute before serving put
In three or four leaves of lettuce, the
same OF scrrel. a little onion chopped
up; boil a little longer, adding a pinch
Of sugar and a tablespoonful of greer
Ieas previously boiled.
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The list of nominations is as follows;

The list of nominations is as follows:
Dist, Dist.
! John H I. vehSlase. Is. Victor ]. Bowling.
2 Michael j. Callahan. IL Patrick F. Trainor,
3. Jacob A, Mittnacht. is. Daniel J. Gleason.
4 'Patrick II, Roche. 10, Adjourned,
5 samuel J. Foley. 20. 'Wtlliam H. McKeon.
s. -Mosos Dinkelspiel. III. Adjourned.
l. John Charles Stein. %. Michael +. Tobin.
> i i1R%f +. SMcppep%r%29o"tss.' '' p !. fRtGS"af y. s9%n
10. 'Willinm Sul7er. les. John Keleher.
II. Frederick W. McCloy.I %. Louis Davidson.
~. Edward II. La Fetra. 81, George 7. Webster.
~. Jas. II. Southw orth. l2s, 'James F. Reilly.
il. Adoiph schiiiinger. &c. Charles c. Marin.
'henominHted
In the Nineteenth District no nomina :
ton will be made until Vt Is settled
whether r. e. O'Sullivan, the one-armed
orator and present Assemhlyman Is 10
60 to the Senate, If he is not promoted
he will go back to the Assembly. In case
he goes to the Senate the Assembly
nomination viii either go to James J.
Fitzgerald, of the County Clerks office,
or Patrick kerrigan. an employee OF
the STRENGTHENING Department.
Wolff will graduate this, year to the
senate class, and A%ssemblyman Martin
will be made a Civil Justice. Wolff is
to succeed Senator plunkitti wand p,.,,
CTwenty-tirSb is hung up. u Is not set
tied yet whether Louis Fl. Hahlo Will be
r~enominated.
candidates for Senator's.
Dist. DIST.
/ Andrew J. Campbell. 10. Abraham Grnber.
o. John Sc hmiddling. H. Columbus q. johnson
II. Thos. F. Wentworth
The following candidates for county
offices were nominated by the Populists
For Comptroller. II. Alden Spencer; fol
Surrogate, Wilhert Aldrich; for District
Attorney, Thomas j. Sanford; for Sher'
III, John Haggerty; for Coroners, Drs
r.. d. Foote and w. Bryan; for city
| court Judge, Nicholas. Aleinikof: .foi
judge of Court OF Common Pleas, Ed
ward w. Chamberlain.
These viii he the Tammany nomlna
tions for Civil Justices. to be made to
night
First District, Wauhope Lynn: Second
Charles NJ. Clancy, Third. W: II. Moore
Fourth. George f. Roesch: Fifth. ii. NJ
Goldfogle. sixth, u. +. Martin, Seventh
J. b. Nick con; Eighth. Joseph Stine
Ninth, J. +. Fallon.
n. f.. Murray may get the Tamman,
indOsemcnt in the Eleventh. The neV
candidates are Roesch, Martin and ST.
ner. OF the present incumhents Lachmal
and Stecklrr will retire. Jeroloman ma,
run AS an independent candidate aSains
The slate for Senator's now Is Sew
enth District, Martin T.. McMahon
Eighth, John F. Ahearn; Ninth, T., 4
Sullivan; Tenth. +. a, ODonnel. Elev
onth, j. G. Wolff, Twelfth, r. C.. O'Sul
Ivan: Thirteenth, w. l., Brown; Four
tccnth, Jacob A. Cantor. A change ma,
be made in the Twelfth and Thtrteentl
Districts before tomorrow night, Whel
the nominations will be made.
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BLOW. YE WINDS, HE1GH no!

Lord Dunr1vcn Is n connolsseur or
winds. lie knows the acoiian article
when II reaches him without looking at
the name blown in on its lee edge. and
g is very ilniCky and fastidious about
the brand of breeze that he uses when
he Is sailing his yacht to win.
He hasn't been able yet TO ind the
Kind OF wind he wants on this side Of
the Atlantic. We don't seem to have
that he wants In a windy way over
here. and in consequence his yacht lays
and MILFORD yawns. and the whole
biarsted business Of racing Nalkyric
against Nigilant Is a bore and n loss
Of time, don you know
It's a wonder MILFORD does not send
over for n few of the favoring zephyrs
that Cavor around Cowes or for some
Of the jolly gales that blow In the
English Channel. Why doesn't he i'm
port his wind? A dilcttante like him
ought not to be left without "A supply OF
the wind of his choice.
We are sorry that we haven't got the
kind of wind over here hat MILFORD uses.
We have our own brands of wind, and
they suit us very well. Milford ought to
cultivate them. He ought to find out
how good and pure and beautiful n
boosting they are. If he promises to say
a kind word or two for our native winds
when he gets home. we promise that the
next time he brings II boat over to race
for the Americas cup we will inveigle
Senator PETER down into the Swash
Channel and have him shake a gale out
of his whiskers that will make milord's
heart jump with JOY.
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A Woman Found the M~vsferv.

the enigma Of the Mexican calendar,
which Won Humboldt and many other
great scientists have worked over in
vain. Years OF work had trained her
mind to the task OF u%nravelling this
mystery of the calendar stone. Her con
illusions ave been accepted as final by
the psychologists and astronomers, and
she will soon publish an elaborate work
on the subject.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
CABLE AND HORSE CARS COLLIDE
Four People Injured and Ono OF
Them Nay Die.

CHICAGO, oct. ia Milwaukee grip
ear crashed into a Blue Island avenue
horse car at La Sale and Madison
streets last night. injuring four people.
one probably fatally.
III injured are:
Frank Bronski. bruised about head and
limbs.
Herman Gerka. bruised about head
and limbs.
Felix Keller. RICH. leg crushed and
severe internal injuries; may die.
juries. We
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A raw Bluecoat.

To the Editor:
Concerning the Are in West Fifty-fourth street
some time ago. | desire to call attention to the
oNtcar who savea the life Of the children and the
old crippled veteran at the risk Of his own life,
It was an act OF heroic bravery that should not
20 unrewarded. as he took these people from the
top floor OF the burning building and aroused all
the tenants OF the houses. ! was an eyewitness
OF the heroic deed. I don't know his name. but
b,a number ia. l think. 1925. CITIZEN ].
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No.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Can a healthy young man. born in the old
country. but who came to this country ten
years ago and is now twenty-five years Of age,
and has made his LIVING in America ever since.
but has not his American citizen paperss taken
out. be compelled by the United States Gov
eminent to be an American soldier in case of
war! b. F. P.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
n Stocking Rag.

For a gay and convenient stocking
bag, crochet In single stitch a strip
twenty by sixteen inches. Use a solid
color for the centre and various shades
to make a Roman stripe effect at the
ends. Tie In a fringe of the different
colors and crochet together up the long
sides. leaving a slit to put In the stock
ings. Put a brass ring around 1t.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Oitres Need Not Mould.

After a bottle or keg Of olives has
been opened the mould will soon form. A
little horseradish or a few nasturtiums
placed therein will prevent this to a GER
tain extent. The better way is to buy
them in small bottles. so that the bottle
may be used before they have a chance
to mould.
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tai floss and listerine, brushing after
each meal, in the morning and before
retiring with cool water, and using pre-
cipitated chalk not oftener than three
times Il week. Toe much dentifrice and
too vigorous brushing causes the gums
to recede from the teeth. A distin-
guished member Of the New York Dem
tai College prescribes ten minutes gum
chewing after a hearty meal ito help
digestion and clean the dentine."
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This Time It's Street Grabbing.

To the EdItor'
Would you kindly inform me whether Mr.. r.
Ryan, the boxm=ker. owns or rents the half OF
Morton street, betw zen Washington and West
streets, as It is at all times packed with cases
80 that In driving through the sbove-named
stree, one is always In fear of smashing either
his own or some one else's truck. as the dis
lance between the cases and the opposite side
OF the street will not allow two trucks to pass
together? j. W. L.
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Lemon Batter.

One pound Of powdered sugar, yolks of
six eggs. whites of four eggs, rind of
one and juice of two lemons. o~ne-fourth
pound of butter. Beat the yolks Of the
eggs, sugar and butter together until
very light; then add to them the whites,
we'll beaten. Pour this into a farina
boiler. and stir constantly over the fire
until it thickens: then add the juice and
rind Of the lemons, and turn into an
earthen vessel to cool.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

An Orange County butcher has been
arrested on the grave charge Of sending
diseased meat 10 this city. II he IS con
victed, II must be u most severe punish
ment which VIII adequately fit his crime
Risking the health and lives Of the popu-
lace for gain is an onense OF which there
can be no palliation and no condoning.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Municipal Home Rule and the
"Greater New York" are two issues
which must not be lost sight Of in the
campaign for representation at Albany
this year.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Crank Beldcn, who fired i've shots
into the wheat pit of the Chicago Board
of Trade one recent morning, has been
committed to an insane asylum. 1t Ia
his third term under restraint Twice
he has been ~'discharged cured" Per-
haps the authorities win think more
than twice before turning him loose for
relapse No. 8.
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HinlpIa EIniah.

A simple finish for the bottom Of a
lannel petticoat is scalloping 1t in but
tonhole stitch with worsted in the color
of the skirt. II white flannel is the
material used. white filling silk is proper
and nice for the purpose.
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LETTERS

t7hs column 10 for The. benem Of ete-ybody uho
has a complaint 10 make, q grievance 10 tentadtc,
Information 10 Gre, a question TO ask or a public
serrice 10 acknowledge, and tcho can put IA idea
into less than 100 uordS Long letters cannot be
printed.
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The foolish exploit OF taking a bridal
trip in q balloon has been tried once
too often. There lie. In consequence, d
dead bridegroom in Italy and there II
a bride who will possibly not survive
her sudden wldowhood. But these facts
won deter the next rash couple which
sees mt 10 try a honeymoon in the air,
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Poor Brazil. Foes without and foes
within assa!l her capital. VIII she
never know thai lasting peace within
her borders which is the most blessed
possession OF a real Republic?
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Frtcdssee IF Erird Beef

Cook the same as frizzled beef, but use
two even tablespoonsful of -four instead
of one. Add the beaten yolks Of two
eggs just as you a 1t from the fire.
Corned beef's liver may be cooked In
the same way.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

After the North River span becomes a
certainty, perhaps some enterprisng
promoter viii have time TO devote 10
bridging the chasn between the Park
Commission and the people.
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PiuIesS peOnfe.

Can there be a society without pins7
In speaking of foreign sundries" as i'm
ports. the English Consul at C~hungking
observes that pins seem to be un-
known" and the remark applies to the
whole of China. Neither pins nor walk
ing-sticks are desired by the Chinese.
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A Womon's Definition Of Money.

Money! What is money? So many
dirty bits Of coin. stamped with this
head or that. good for the quantity of
sweet stuff it will bring you.-Mrs. Annie
Edwa rds.
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4 PRETTY UDdfce.

What is known as the riding habit
BODICE is always the fashion. The model
is made of rough green serge. 50 inches
wide. $3.50 a yard. braided In black. The
braid is machine work that any operator
The evening world., 1893-10-13

There are issues before the people Of
this State to he decided at the coming
election, which 1t is pre-eminently the
place of the real people to decide, re-
CARELESS of politics and politicians. These
issues have been SO put Onward that
the outcome must affect the future
standing of the highest court in the
commonwealth. The result of the cleo
ton must inevitably express the view
taken by citizens at large concerning
that court. 1t must tell whether the
people consider It worth while to attend
directly to their own vital interests In
that vastly important department of
the State Government, the judiciary,
The case has peen fairly and squarely
put on both sides. All the Circum-
stances demand a fun public expression
of opinion, suCh as can only be had by
a great popular vote. No citizen who
has the privilege Of the franchise
should neglect to avail himself of II
this Fall. No year is an 'off year In
Witch the interests of the whole people
OF the State are so vitality concerned.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The Dock Commission has recently
been taught q lesson on the matter Of
the peoples rights along park lands. The
Park Commission has received some
positive instruction in the same line be-
fore this. 1T seems a tIfe strange that
further teaching shonn be called for
by either Board. The gentlemen who
The evening world., 1893-10-13

More serious than the New Orleans ep-
isode. SO far as the good name Of the
country is concerned, is the Italian af-
fair involving Van Allen.
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Make Manhattan Day a success at
Chicago. Then come nome and make the
Manhattan vote tell for the States best
interests in the Fall election.
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last Storm. 1t is hoped that yesterdays
experience VIII be the worst OF the hur-
ricanc. and that there will be no serious
loss of life.
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could do after stamping. This bodice is
suitable for any material. The tails
in the back would be cut shorter for a
tall. long-waisted figure. The front is
pointed and %buttoned, black bone but
tons.
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lie Took Paris Green.

three years OILS. Living at III hChoios street,
Williamsburg, took a quantity OF Paris green
With suicidal intent early thlS morning He Was
removed 10 the Eastern District Hospital, ON
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The Harlem speedway will share the
fate of the Central Park speedway IL 1t
undertakes to sidetrack the people In
favor Of the trotters.
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Styiishs Sensible, 6erVtceabia

This dress is good style. The material
is dark blue. basket woven hop sacking.
1t Is 46 inches wide and worth $1.25 .
yard. Four and three-quarter yards will
make his walking suit. The skirt u
known as the felix" It is narrow q
The evening world., 1893-10-13

There remains only the hope that the
late protracted session of the Senate may
have relieved some poor sufferer from
insomnia.
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that 1t doesn't take a yacht race to bring
about a fuke.
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Challenger Voorhees,. with n great
many less h ten thousand men.
marched w the hill-and fell down.
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strop a Razor and Now tho Lip.

TO tue Eultor'
My question is this: What is the best prepara-
ton az any to hasten the growth Of a mustache
or make one come out on a young man OF the
age OF twcnty-one! WIN WHAl.EN.
CHAS. REILLY
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would cut off the peoples riverside path
way tlong the new speedway have
abundant reason to know better.