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Beechara's
Pills
Crasteless.D
Is cents box.
CITY ITEMS.

Don't Waste Your Money.
Do not be imposed on!
Do not be deceived,
IL you keep your eyes open.
III you investigate ''snares,"
III you are intelligent
And know bargains when you
See them before you,
You are bound to deal with
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
6l3 Seventh street northwest
Who sells
Furniture, Carpet, &C,
On
Time" Payments at Bottom" Prices.
Our 4sc. Canton Flannel Drawers.
Extra heavy. double sewed. reinforced
seat, clinched buttons. The heayfest-ths
warmest-the best. Henry Franc a SON.
cor. 18th and D.
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Accident to n brakeman.

VIM. Elliott of la NJ street southwest a
brakeman on the B. and P. railroad, fell
from a train in Union tunnel. Baltimore,
yesterday, breaking his right leg and thigh
He was taken to the City Hospital in Balti-
more.
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Bonds to BE Issued,

At meeting of the stockholders Of the
Georgetown and Tenleytown Railroad Com
pany yesterday authority was given for the
issue of bonds. not to exceed 500, OO0 to pay
the floating Indebtedness Of the road.
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Young PeOple,s Union.

Tomorrow evening the Young Peoples
Union of the Church of Our Father will
meet with the Misses Curry, 1910 9th street
northwest, where the work of the coming
winter will be discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24

The B. & o. R.R. will sell round-trip
tickets to Chicago good in day coaches of
all trains. including the "Vestibuled Limit
ed" until October 81, valid for return jour-
ney ten days, including day of issue, at rate
of 81. Trains leave b. & o. depot at II :35
a. m, 6:15 and $40 p. m. and 12:35 mid
night-Adyt
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The Great Rush still continues at the En-
pire Carpet Cleaning Works. 631-625 Massa-
chusetts ave. Telephone. AS. Carpets
made moth proof free Of charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24

For rent, 1894 Prospect ave, Georgetown.
6 rooms. 5000 per month. Owner, rs 18th
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The silver Question.
The Senate says: I'VE don't know what
TO do with the silver dollar" Grasty saws
pr1ng them along and take the goods. Good
Mating. l5c.: extra good one. 2oc, &c All
wool Carpet. Sc; very best grade. 75c.
Three-ply Carpet, &C.: Brussels. 4sc.. sol.
toe, 15c., Sc, &c, &C White Fur RugS
1.75. Cottage Dinner Set, 1855 Six Tum.
blers. l5c., &c. Pay cash and be free
NJ. c. GRASTY,
Furniture, Carpets. Mating, China.
Glass, Tin. &c. Cheap for Cash only,
15l0-i2 18th, bet. = and . NV oca4&e6-2t
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One thousand Ladies' and Children's
Cloaks, last years styles. You can buy
them at your own price at private sale for
FIVE days only. s. Samstag, 7H 9th st. NV.
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Fall styles-Men's Derby Hats. $50 and
e; extra value. A. +. Lewis, ABS It'll street
". B.-A good Felt Derby for 81.
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New 9-room house. GOO o street, for sale
cheap. Owners, rs 18th n. w.
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Our S1.4s Cardigan Jacket. single or double
breast-well worth 500. Henry Franc &
Son, cor. It'll and u.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO TRACKS
The Commissioners Take Favorable Action
on the Viaduct Bill.
1t Defines the Route and Provides for
nm Overhead Viaduct-PetitiOns
I'm Northeast Warrington.

Residents and property owners in East
Washington are signing petition praying
for the passage of the bill now pending in
Congress. known as Senate bill CSC, and
House of Representatives bill 1926, requiring
the tracks of the b. & o. road to be brought
into the city by an elevated viaduct along
Delaware avenue. The provisions of the bill,
which was introduced in the Senate by Mr..
Sherman and in the House by Mr.. Meredith,
last Congress. The bill gives the road I'M
til January 1, 1897. to make the changes
prescribed. 1t requires the junction of the
two branches Of the road outside of the city
limits north of Boundary street, and entire
ly outside Of any property Of the Columbian
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. Thence
1t Is to proceed with four tracks to the
north line of Boundary street at Delaware
avenue. along Delaware avenue to F street
north, and from there to follow the present
line Of the road to it's present depot build
Ing on square 632. The company is required
to build an elevated way or viaduct of ma
sonry, not to exceed fifty feet in width to
carry its tracks along the route prescribed
within the city. so constructed as not to
obstruct the passage of persons or vehicles
hereunder at its intersection with any
street or avenue north Of d street and west
Of North Capitol street. The company is
empowered to acquire necessary land for
maintaining its yards, stations, shops &c.
The work directed is to be done under the
supervision of the District Commissioners
Reported by the Commission.
The District Commissioners, to whom the
bill was referred today. decided unanimous
ly to report the bill with their approval
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24

No. Cos Nd. av. s. w., 16 IL by about e
feet to alley, $500. Owner. 71S 18th n. W.
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A Sore Throat or Cough, n suffered In
progress. often results in an incurable
throat or lung trouble Browns Bronchial
Troches" give instant relief
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No. 4e0s. Adm. Doc. H.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COlIMRIA.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
Holding q special term for Orphans Court bust
ness. October %. 1893.
In the case Of the Washington Loan and Trust
Company. administrator eta OF BENJAMIN Cooley.
deceaset, the administrator eta. aforesaid has,
with the approval OF the court. appointed FRIDAY.
THE TwENTY-FOrRTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A.
u. 1893. AT TEN O'CLOCK An. for making pay
ment and distribution under the courts direction
and control. when and where all creditors ana per-
entitled TO distributive shares legaciexi
3 residue. are hereby notified to attend in pef~os
or ny agent attorney duly authorized. with fher
claims against the estate properly vouched other
wise the administrator eta. WIN take the benefit
of the law against them: Provided. a copy OF shs
order be published once a week for three weeks
in the Washington law Reporter and Evening
Test: T.. p. WRIGHT
Register of Wills for the District OF Columbia.
JOHN b. LARNER, Proctor oc24-lawet
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Holding a special term for Orphans Court business.
This 9th OF October, 1Sa3
In estate Of Annie O'Shea. late OF the District
OF Columbia No. SI7s Administration doc. 10.
Application having been made for letters Of ad-
ministration the estate OF said Annie O'shea
deceased. by Richard NJ. Perry. notice n hereby
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD. 1898. al ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN. 10 show cause. n any exist,
against the granting Of such application.
A copy OF this order shall be published IN the
Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once
in each Of three successive weeks before said day
BY the court: A. B. HAGNER Justice
A true cory. teste: L. p. WRIGHT,
Register Of wills DC
ocl7-lsw3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24

Jubilee Singers. Metzerotts. Thursda,
Ovening.-Advt.
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The waters of the ocean compose l-I7S6t
part Of the weight OF the world.
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OOmrOft FOW0eF.
An evenings enjoyment has often bee
spoiled for a lady by a big pimple on IN
FACE. Comfort Powder would have proven,
ed it. All druggfsts. a
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Comfort Powder,

Lace Curtain Stretchers.
Every housekeeper needs one.
ocAeoSt' L. H. Hopkins, $50 St
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Men must have 'em. women all ike them
and children howl for Royal Headache
Powders. loo. Druggists. jy2s-s,m.th
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COMFORT Powder.
A lady said: MY baby cannot talk, but
she crows when she sees the Comfort Pow
der box. 1t is q delightful application /"
All druggists.
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6. Heller, no It'll II. NV. Is making a
speciality In Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut.
ting and Shampooing: also cures Dandrun
ee5-cf
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Jubilee Singers. Metzerotts, Thursday
eveLipg.-Advt.
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Jubilee Singers. Metzerotts. Thursday
evening.-Advt
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The Welsh Evanxelist.

Rev. Miss Rosina Davies, the Welsh
Evangelist, drew large congregations to the
Tabernacle last Sunday. and especially SO
In the evening. The pastor. DR.. Jones, had
charge Of the services. DIR. Rankin made
the opening prayer. Miss Davies preached
on the familiar verse. Come unto me ali
We that labor and are heavy laden, and 1
will give you rest" Her language is plain,
her logic forceful and her oratory well nigh
perfect. In the evening her sermon was on
Behold. 1 stand at the door," The large
and well trained choir Of Prof Stephens
rendered several fine selections, and the
lady herself sang several beautiful songs In
splendid manner. Miss Davies left this
morning for Minnesota, where she is to
preach at Presbyterian convention. From
there she will go to Southern California for
rest and study She Is so well pleas ed with
Washington that she will return in the
spring.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.

Forecast TIL pm. Wednesday.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. fair; cooler, winds shifting to west
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Comfort Powder,

Phillips Digestfble Cocoa retains
the nutritious cocoa butter
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HOODS PILLS cure all Liver Ill., Btliousness
Jsundce. Indigestion Sick Headache
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MANLY PURITY.

MANLY PURITY
CUTICURA REMEDIES cleanse the blood sktr
and scalp Of every eruption. impurity and disease
whether simple. scrofulous. lucrative or heredi.
tary. In a word. they the greatest skin cures.
blood purifiers and humor remedies of modern
times. and succeed when the best physicians fail.
Sold throughout the world
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Tides Tom

High tide. Low tide.
723 am. ISL pm. Lao am. 1:49 pm.
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HOODS CURES
HOODS CURES,
HOODS CURES

were brought about by cold in camp at Linnneld in
1862. Ihave been troubled more or less since that
time and have been unable to do any heavy work.
much less any lifting Last spring had an attack of
the grip. which left with bad cough. very weak.
tried bottle Of Hoods sarsaparilla and it made me
feel SO much better that continued to bayit Il has
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No. 4T32. Admr. Doc II.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA
Holding q special term for Orphans Court business.
October %. 1888.
In the Of William O. Judge. executor Of
Frank Forster. alias Clement Stroll deceased,
the executor aforesaid has. with the approval Of
the court, appointed FRIDAY, the TWENTY SEC
OND DAY OF DEFENDER, A. ID. 1888, at TEN
O'CLOCK An, for making payment and distri.
button under the courts direction and control,
when and where all creditors and persons entitled
to distrbutive shares tor ieSacies. q residue
are hereby notihed to attend in person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized, with their
claims against the estate property vouched: other
wise the executor will take the benefit Of the law
against them: Provided. a copy OF this order he
published once a week for three weeks In the
Washington Law Reporter and Washington
Evening Star previous to the said day.
Test: l.. +. WRIGHT,
Register OF wills for the District Of Columhia-
CHAS II. CRAGIN, Proctor. oc2+-law3w
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Camfnrf PaxHder

Comfort Powder.
A gentleman sale: IF 1 could not get IL
for less / world give so a box for Comfort
Powder. ! use II under my truss pad" All
druggists.
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition Of water at 8
an: Grea. Falls. temperature, So; condition.
8. receiving reservoir, temperature, 60: condi-
ticp at north connection. 4; condition Mt south
connection. 36; distributing reservoir, tempera-
turs. 81: condition at infuent gate house, 8;
effireut ea.e house. 4
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HOODS CURES.
HOODS CURES,
HOODS CURES.
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The silver oue.,sor

Cedar Tubs at Trotfs.
Such low prices 1902 l4th ut NV
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MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIRoP-
odist, 7os 18TH ST. N.w.-Tne only Importer
and manufacturer OF FINE MANICURE ana
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HOODS CURES.
HOODS CURES.
HOODS CURES,
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Coffee as a Medicine.

A pure cup of hot coffee has long
been used as gentle stimulent and n
delightful beverage, but it is now used
quite freely as a specific in typhoid
fever. There are medicinal properties
in the beverage that are of great value,
and never befb properly appreciated.
When the beans arc burnt on hot Goals
in sick room the odor makes an ex-
celent dish fectani, and a pleasant
smell in the Ihouse. In malarial and
epidemic relion coffee is an invalu-
able article. To 90 forth in the open
air in the mbruing before breakfast in
such places is inviting attacks of the
prevailing diseases, but if a cup of hot
coffee is dr pink first, one is almost as
sure not Id get it as if he had taken
ouinine. Dolce is an an anti-malarial
tonic.
IL one nIeds slImulant there is
nothing sol benefcial as not coffee. 1t
is even Recommended for drunkards.
If they haEe craving for their drink
make go I'D cup of strong coffee for
hem. and make them take it while
piping hCl. 1t will often satisfy the
craving, dnd warm the stomach.
But coffee must be made properly
to do the best good, and to be agree
able. This is the rule recommended
by physicians; Two ounces of coffee
should bb used TO each pint of water,
The water must come to good boil
before it is mt 10 drink. After that
do not boil it for any length of time,
as the strength and aroma will be lost
Bitterness will also be developed
Yankee Blade.
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of great value; aud since it has come
into our hands for disposal, / ask you
TO vote the proceeds to the Society for
the Civilization of the Micmac In.
dams"
What more he would have said,
none could tell, for he was interrupted
by Uncle Sol, who said. with much
carncsiness: "Na, nal brethren; if
the Sabbath hae been broken, il must
be menlit d.ff'rcnt fra that. Ye kea
how that the meenistcr's BARNS hac
hardly clacs eneuch to keep the frost
fra their marrow. Clacs is cccvilza-
ton, an the Lord scnt the fox for the
cecvilizaiion of the meenister's BARNS;
an | move that the Lords will be
done"
Tho motion was carried by acclama-
ton. Notwithstanding an attempted
protest on the part of the minister,
and in spite of the bushes and con-
fusion of the BARNS themselves.
The skin brought thirty-six dollars,
every penny of which went on ten
penny crrands in the hands of Mrs.
Washington, who made such a skill
full transmuiation of the skin in clothes
that Uncle Soils motion, the first and
the last one he ever made, was fully
justiied.-[New York Independent
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John quincy Adams Cold Rain

or all The subjects upon which ono
has convictions there are pono evco,,
religion and politics concerning which
one holds more strcnuouslv 10 bis
own views and methods than one docs
on the subject Of bathing. The healthy
and vigorous man with on iron CON
stituilon, who for 50 years has every
morning taken plunge into the cold.
est water obtainablc, will, with ag-
gressive vitality, tel you that his
splendid health is entirely duo to this
habit. Sncha person usually has all
but open contempt for ono who is
content 10 keep himself equally clean
and healthy by les violent methods
aud wonders how such hot.housc
plant can hope TO fl ,urish.
John Quincy Adams was a man of
this sort. 1t is related of him that
while he was Presidant lie walked
every morning from the White House
down TO the Potomac and, regardless
of ice aud cold weather, took plunge
Into the river, aud eamc out brisk and
glowing. If lie had been king of
France instead of President of the
the United States, he would have
caused the death of many poor cour-
tier with a weaker action of the heart
who attempted TO follow him.
We may admire the constitution of
such a person, but to suppose his
method good for everyone would be a
great mistake, and an abuse of the
bath which happily does not of en-
occur. A cold bath is certainly a
great stimulani, AID in one form or
another almost every person can take
such bath. If be has a constitution
which will sustain the shock, he can
take it as Mr.. Adams did, with great
advantage; little less robust person
can stand cold showcr-bath, or a
plunge in a batl-tub of cold water:
and much less vigorous one can still
have all the benefit of, the stimulant,
with its after-gIow, by taking the .
water in a Basin and applying it with
a sponge or waRl-cloth. IF Domorest.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17
il fheir r Sluti0s
Ian mills consist Of numb


-ladial arms, and have sails set 81
closely together that, practically, the
whole circle is covered.
These sails are commonly wooden
Stats or blades, tapering from end to
end, and SO set that they may inter
cept the whole current of air passing
inside the outer circle described by
their tips. They are so inclined as to
defect the air as itpasses among them,
and absorb considerable portion of
its energy. Thus is formed "screw."
somewhat resembling that of steam
vessel, but having much larger
number Of blades. 1t is capable of
giving vastly more power, aud has
much higher fllricncy than the old
mill though for stated power much
smaller and lighter, and more "busi-
ness-IiEc' in appearance.
Naturally This improved construc-
ton, for which credit is due TO the
American mechanic, is displacing its
older rival, even IN the homo of the
latter, and the "Amer;can" mill is
now to be seen all over the world
England, Germany, France, Holland,
and their co onies on the opposite side
of the globe, having all taken it mp, as
they have SO many other of the fruits
of the genius of the 'Yaukee" iuven-
tor, and with results most satisfactory
TO themselves no less than to the in
ventor.- Engineering Magazine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

The strange case of a trees discon-
tent, or eccentric and sudden change
of business, has just come to the no.
tice of the Ojai. Twenty years ago
Joseph Hobart, who has a thrifty fruit
ranch in the Upper Valley, among
o her stock purchased a lemon tree
from Dana b. Clark, then well
known Montecito nurseryman. The
tree grew aud bore fruit according to
contract, but being in an unfavorable
situation has been considerably set
b lck by frost. The main tree was cut
away and young sprouts grew up
some Is feet and continued the lemon
producing business. Now the marvel
is that the newest sprouts from he d
lemon tree are this year bearing a
good-sized crop of navel oranges. The
original lemon was probably grated
upon orange stock, and there may be
nothing wonderful in nature allowing
the germ of the orange to lay dormant
for twenty years and then suddenly
develop. But how is it that the tree
is growing navel oranges when, if our
information is correct, that particular
kind of oranges were introduced less
than twenty years ago? Mr.. Hobart
has cut away the lemon-producing
branches and now proposes to have
an orange tree for while.-CNord-
hofr Cali Ojai.
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MindmiIIs Il Eurnnn.

American windmnls, like almost
every other produe4Of American in
genuiiy and skill, tsensiiIute tyne
sse different ffO N older fs.,rs
in Eurore md 9he Isasf.
@ q The same y
- ~ go.
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They viii Be Essentials.

There are two branches of knowl-
edge now not generally acquired or
known which will be absolutely indis-
pensable TO people of the next genera
ton. These are chemistry and steuog-
raphy. Even nowadays educated
housekeepers are dcvoting much at
tention to sanitary science, round
which cluster many ologies and in
which chemistry plays no minor part.
As for stenography, that still d flicult
study is being constantly simplified,
and it is question Of but few years
when the stcnographie art will be
taught in the public schools. Pupils
my not be obliged 10 acquire an ex-
haustive knowledge of ii, but to such
a degree of proficiency that in after
life they may save much time and
labor in the routine of business or in
the exacting functions of professional
lifc.-[Nast's Weekly,
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Be CHEEKY.
The way Is weary,
The day is drearyS
still, stIll be CHEEKY
All brayely facet
This life thou'rt spending
VIII have an ending;
Meanwhile, Gods lending
All needed grace.
-IRey. c. A. S. Dwight. in Observer.
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WoMEN's WORK,
The Close Relation OTHER Household worh
TO Health.

to Health.
She was q woman Of mild and inof-
fensiye appearance. 1t did not seem
possible that she could hurt a fv.
For years she and her husband had
labored to earn home. Now it was
half paid for. The faithful wife had
risen early in the morning to get her
mans" breakfas st; religiously washed,
dressed and spanked the children.
She had kept the house neat and tidy,
and had sat up until late at night to
repair many an unfortunate rent, and
piece out" manyan unpiecable gar
ment. Her life had seemed a hard,
toilsome one, but the hope OF home
free from debt spurred her on, At
last the blow camel Her lord and
master came home and announced
that he had joined a strike, and
would work no longer for shop that
did not employ "union" labor. Then
it was that the little woman arose In
her might. John Henry" said she,
for seven years l have worked six
teen hours day for board and lodg-
ing, with a new dress once a year.
You have worked eight hours day,
and partly paid for our home, and
had plenty of cigars and beer. You
strike; l strike too. Either you go
to, work in the morning or I'll 90
home to my mother" John Henry
was thunderstruck. A woman strike!
Why IT'S preposterousl But here was
the cold facts; John Henry faced it,
succumbed to fate, and went to work.
But, suppose my gentle reader, sup
pose the women were all to strike,
; 'Ts>at would become Of us? We give
'arser that, like the good
7tegy mag