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The colored American., 1894-08-11
Borrowing Trouble.


Were it possible to make an exact
computation of the true sources of
both the joy and sorrow of humanity,
it would probably astonish most Of US
to find how large a proportion comes
from ourselves rather than from our
circumstances.
Probably Imagination furnishes us
with acuter forms Of pleasures and
pain than any actual occurrences can
give, and our emotions are more deep
ly stirred in moments of anticipation
than at any subsequent time. 1t is
safe to say that there is more sorrow
in the imagination of misfortune than
in the misfortune itself.
The vision Of pain connected with
the dentists chair is often more vivid
and poignant than the actual pain
endured while sitting in it. 1t Is the
thought of the cold plunge that affects
the man who stands shivering at the
edge of the water. When he has ac-
tually taken it he is surprised to find
himself so little disturbed.
The farmer, prophesying drOuth
that shall wilt his crops, or a flood
that shall rot them, or worm that
shall destroy them, is full of misery.
Yet when such fatalities come, they
are not so bad as he feared, or his
strength to bear them has increased
Philadelphia Ledger.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD,
Schedule in effect June 8, 1891.

Leave " ashlngton from station, corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street.
Hor Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited express trains Ills a. m, 500 o. M
FOR lnclnnatl, st. Louis, and INDIANAPOLIS,
night.
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express daily
II. Is a. m. and S.35 %. m.
For Lexington and Staunton, IL. .I5 a, M
For Winchester and way stations $50 p M
For Luray, Natural Bridge, Roanoke. Knox.
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, and New Or
leans, l2.O5night, daily, sleeping cars through
For Luray, $50 p. m. daily.
For baltimore, week days, x4.2O, 500, 635
XI.lO. X73O, 800 45 minutes), $50, 1890 1000
20 n minutes a. M, xl2.00, xl2.05, I2.l5 x2.2O,
C3:OO45 minutes, 3.25, x4.2s, 4.3l x5O5 x5.lO,
x5.3O, $50, X620 $50, xSOO, 8.l5. A9.OO, xlI,30,
and ll'35 p, N. Sundays, x4.20, x7.30 g. 90 As
minute$l, $50 x9.30, a m, xl2.0O, &l2.O5, 100,
G22o, - 3oO 70 10 mnin9tes m AZ 325, 43l x5O5 x5.lO
For Annapolis, 7l0 and 9 Is a. m, l2I5 and
Az D. m. Sundays $50 a. M, 4.3l p. m.
FOR frederick, all. .l5, a. m, cl.l5, a4.30 a5.30
p. m.
For Hagerstown, all.l5 a. M. and a5.30 D. m.
For BOYD and way points, b9:40 p. m.
F0r Galthersburg and way points, a6.00,
p. IN.
For Washington junction and way points,
c9.OO, a9.2O a. M, cl.l5 p. m, Express trains
stopping at principal stations only, a4.3O, a5.3O
p. m.
For Bay Ridge, week days, 9.l5 a, M, 42S
Sundays. 9:35 a. M; l,3O and 3,l5 p. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
the East, daily, 40, 500, Q0.0O a. m. ex. Sun.
Dining Carr. u2.OO Dining Car. 800, (5.05 Din
ng Car, 500, disc p m. Sleeping Car open
1000 o 'clock.)
| Buffet parlor cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, week days, 4.20, 1000 a.
M, and 200 noon. Sund tys, 40 a. M. I20C
noon.
For Cape May and Sea Isle City, week day,
| 4.20 a. m. and l2.00 noon. Sundays, 4 20 A. m
For Brigantine Beach, week days, 4 20 a. m
| l2.OO noon. Sundays, 1900 noon.
! aExcept Sunday. bDaily cSunday only
| XExpress trains.
| Baggage called for and checked from hotels
/ and residences by Union Tranfer Company
on orders left at ticket offices, 6l9 and 1851 Pa
| ave-, and at depot.
| r. B. CAMPBELL, CHAS O SCUIL
| Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
The colored American., 1894-08-11
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE).
Schedule in effect July |, 1894.

Schedule in effect July l, 1894.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania
Passenger Station, Washin gton, ID. C.
500 a. m.-Daily, local for DanyilIe and in.
termedlate stations, and connects at Lynch
burg with the Norfolk and Western Railroad
westward, d. Nv, and at Manassas tor Stras-
burg, daily, eA, sunday.
il:OI a. m.-ThI GREAT SOUTHERN
FASI MAIL, daily operates Pullman Buffet
Sleepers, New York and Washington, via
Charlotte and Columbia to Savannah and
Jacksonville, uniting at Charlotte with Sleep
er for Augusta, also carries through Pullman
Buffet Sleeper New York to MONTGOMERY with
connections for New Orleans. Connects at At
ianta for Birmingham, Ala. Columbus, and
Gtreenville Miss.
4;45 p. m.-Daily, for Orange and interme-
date stations, and through train for Front
Royal and Strasburg, daily, except Sunday
l043 p. m'-WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN VESTIBULED LIMITED, com
posed of Pullman Vestibuled Sleepers and
dining cars, runs via Colum bia to Augusta
savannah, Jacksonville, and Tampa, carry
ing Pullman Sleeper New York to Tampa.
Also operates Pullman Sleeper New York to
New Orleans via Atianta and Montgomery.
New I ork to Asheville via Salisbury, Wash
mgton to Memphis via Birmingham, and
Washington to Augusta. Dining car Green's
ooro TO Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington at glO a. M
ually' 4.39 p IN. daily, except Sunday, and SO
p. M, Sunday only, for Round Hill, and 4.32
p. m. daily, except Sunday, for Leesburg, and
6.33 p. m. daily for Herndon Returning, ar
rive Washington S.26 a. m. and eco D. M,
daily, from Round Hill; S34 a. M, daily, ex-
eept sunday, from Leesourg, and 6.53 a. m,
oaIy, except sunday, from Herndon only.
through trains from the South arrive
MaSshlngton 7.l3 a. M, 2'20 p. M, and $50 p.
~ nu. manassas Division, s. 40 a. M, daily. except
sunday, ana 40 a. M, daily, from Orange,
. Ilckets, Sleeping Car reservations, ana in
formation furnished at Offices 5ll and 1900
pennsylvania avenue, and at Passenger Sta
ID. C..
w. IL. GREEN. General Manager.
w. A. TURK, Genl Pass. Agent
IS. BROWN, Gen'l Agent Pass. Dept.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
Over the Coffee-Cnps.

Coffee has been on civilized mans
dinner table 800 years, and still holds
its own. A better beverage because
friendly, wholesome, invigorating and
exhilarating-has never been discover
ed. Coffee is not appreciated az It de-
serves to be. The bulk of the produc-
ton is wasted. Not one cup
il ten is properly served. Cof-
fee is dainty nut and requires
delicate handling. Coffee will not hold
over. The moment it is powdered 1t
should be tossed in the pot, and the
instant it is cooked there should be a
thirsty throat waiting to engulf IL. In
Turkey, the king Of coffee mnEera
scorns a mill The fresh roasted, oil
moistened berry is put into mortar
and pounded to powder. A heaping
teaspoonful is measured OF for each
cup. Coffee bought already ground
is as stale water 10 the sarkifnx cup
from the spring. There only one
sure way Of making gooda6ofse-via a
Vienna pot.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
AN ANCIENT PLF0
A Curious Temperance ment In 10
Leaf Of a

A Curious Temperance ment In 10
Leaf Of a
The following ancient ,,erance
pledge was sent 70 Lady Henry Somer-
ret by the hate 8. G. Hall, formerly
editor Of the Art Journal 1t is print
ed in old English characters and was
found on the blank leaf of a Bible
which has been transmitted from sire
TO son through many generations. r.
appears as the property of Robert Bol-
ton. B. D., preacher Of Gods word at
Broughbcn, Norshamptonshire:
''From this daye forwarde 10 the
ende of my Life, / VIII never pledge
any heaathe or drink carouse In a
glass, cup, bowie, or other drinking
instrument. whereSOever it be, from
whmsoever it come, not to my own
most gracious kinge, nor any Of the
greatest monarch or tyrant upon
earth; nor my dearest friend, nor all
Ohe goulde in the world shall ever en-
oorce me. Not angel from heaven
twtho 1 know VIII not attempt shall
persuade, nor Satan, with AID his Guide
subuetes. nor all the powers Of he'll
itself shall betray me- BY this very
SHINE (for slime it Is, and not q little
one) / doe plainly find that 1 have
more offended and dishonored my
glorious Maker and most merdful Sa-
viour, than all the other SHINE that l
am subject untoe; and for this very
sfnne it is my God hath often been
very strange untoe me, and for that
cause, and noe other respect
have l thus vowed, and
heartily beg my good Father In Hea-
ven Of His great goodness and infinite
mercy in Jesus Christ to assist me in
the same, and be SO favorable unto
me for what is past. Amen.-R. Boil
ton.-Broughton, April 10, 1887.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
Human Sacrifice Among Ashantes.


"The most savage and horrible of all
the barbarous customs of the Ashantes
in Africa said Prof. w. G. Stead
man, of Washington, who was at the
Southern recently, is that of celebrat-
ing the death of King or great noble
by a sacrifice of other lives; indeed,
almost all Of their anniversary rites
are attended by holocaust of human
beings.
7They believe that when a king or
a noble dies he must have wives and
slaves in the next world, Just as he
had in this, and in order that these
may not be wanting, the simple ex-
pedient is resorted to of killing his
wives and slaves and sending them
after him. Rude and bloody cere-
monies mark the practice of this Gus
tom, which are continued for about q
week. Strange to say, numerous vol
unteers are always found who are not
only ready, hut anxious, to be offered
up in honor OF dead king."-St. Louis
Exchange.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
Prof0aAiOna1inm.

A well known attorney in this city
has a bright clerk. He Is so brilliant
that some day hs'll be a lawyer. One
day the attorney entered the omea
and the clerk said:
"Mr. B was here to reta1n you
SIR"
"Did he say he would come a0afnT
"No; but l took a retainer"
bright boy! What was thA retain
err
Fifty dollars, sir"
Fifty dollars! Ny retainer Tea ycu
know, Is a hundred. You have beer
very unprofessionAl."
But he said Atty was all hs had"
Hum! And you took 1T Good
Very professional, my boy; very pro
fessionadr'- Free Press.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
- n r. CHESAPEAKE
I" AND
DOIrTE OHIO RAILWAY.

hO " LIZ
Schedule in uflect May %, 1898.
Trains leave daily from Uuion Station, (B d
P') Sixth and B Streets.
Through the grandest scenery in Amer lea
with the handsomest and most compl etc
solid train West from Washington.
2: P. NJ. DAILY-"Washin and Ch
cago pecial'-Solid Vestibule, newly equip
ped electric lighted train. Pullman's fines
sleeping cars. Washington to Chicago Din
ing car from Washington. Arnge Cincinnati
7:25 a. m, Indianapolis 1l:4Q a. m, and Chi
eago's Worlds Fair Station, 1855 p. M
Il:l0P p. NJ. DAILY-The famous "F. f. V.
Limited" solid vestibvle train with dining
car and Pullman seepers for Cincinnati, Lex
ington and Louisville without change; arriv-
ing at Cincinnati, 6:25 p. NJ; Lexington 6:15
p. M; Louisville, 9:l5 p. M; Indianapolis, 80
p M; Chicago, 6:55 a. M, and st. Louis, 7:45
a. M, connecting in Union Depot for all
points.
Special Pullman Sleeper Mondays, Wednes,
day and Fridays through to Hot Springs,
Va. without change. Arrive 7:45 a. m.
200 P. NJ. DAILY-Express for Go onsville.
Charlottesville, Waynesboro, Staunton and
principal Virginie MS; daily except Sun
day, for Richmond.
Pullman location and t1cKeI company 8
offices, 5l3 and l42l Pennsylvania avenue.
II. w. FULLER,
G eneral Passenger Agent
The colored American., 1894-08-11
SlauRht0r of Animalu.

DR.. Bembo, Of st. Petersburg, edvo-
Gates cutting the large baoed vessels of
the neck as the most humane method
Of slaughtering animals. When this
b done Inconsistencies sets IA In 3
few seconds, ana the movements OBJ
Derved are due 10 cerebral anasmia.
Moreover, the flesh of animals which
have been bed to death keeps best.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
Ahla a Ousla~t

You seem N good humor, old man"
1eoi I've tust wen a bet from my
w!fA"
Pooh. me won't pay it."
sZAs she win. bet her three nights
"a ne<t nlo01h ag1xnst . deGem orange
1poon1."-kko.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

ApOpiexy and limbs Paralvzed restnraS 4e
taeir ttaeir natural condition, Spine, Hip and
Bone Diseases cured, RheumatismS Sciatic
Neuralgia. Brights Disease OF the KidnaS-So T,S
Liver complaint, Dysentery and sO-caIied'
Heart Disease are entirely cured bv nnre rem
edles OF my own "da preparation, During nine
years over l5UOO persons have used these
medicines and are living witnesses ~ thair
worth. will not go into the practice nvself
being over seventy-four years OF age: will sell
my nEyvsicians eS conneceyd eay ,tt have two eminent
the calling at the residence If REQUIRED.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hawkins, Wood Co., Tex, Mprch 2, 1898
Prot. Boudrou, "
Dear SIR: l near so many people that write
cured, but must fall in line with the humber.
was taken WIN the spinal complaint, being
afnlcted about Two years, with pains in my
shoulders, ana IL remained there tor some
time. 1t then moved from there to NV hack.
spine, and legs, and it seemed that nv
strength was all gone: SO became helpless in
most every possible manner. l Iad my doctor
to call, and he pronounced my case to be
sciat1ca rheumatism. He prescribed for me,
ut in vain. | was advised to use Warmers
SAFE cure. L procured a bottle with no re
suits, and also many other kinds of medicine
but it seemed te do no good, them empiOved
saults and suffered untold misery that can
not be expressed when a visitor, looking
through Inc freeman, saw that Prof. Boudrou
rec0 c0mUended[a cure for the same com plaint.
L at once wrote to him about my case | got
a prompt answer, stating how he must treat
me to be successful. Afterwards he sent me
meDicine to take, and stated | would begin to
leel better in three days. | felt better sooner
than thar time, and now feel al well as ever
and FREQ rom pain | do and shall recon-
mendrd the medicine to the suffering human
ity similar to my case and others for which
lney are recommended and will be pleased to
answer letters from the affected, that they
may get mddicInes that are pure and be
healed.
Tan arr ri RS yourS in Christ
SIMON JOBB,
Office and Laboratory open daily from a
ra. to D D. M Cass or write to Alexander
Boudrou 1927 North Tenth street. Philadel
pha, Penn,
send 2-cent stamp for valuable book.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
ALEXANDER BOUDROU.
BoUDRoU's Miraculous
DlSCOVERER OF

Liberal minded phy.
slclans endorse them
as being the Greatest
discovery u of the age.
positive cures when
used in accordance to
Instructions, In dis.
eases heretofore SO.
called incurable, Dip.
tnerla, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Catarrah, CON
gestion OF the Brain
The colored American., 1894-08-11
WANTED A FEW MORE GOOD

w AN I'D n 4 Z W 5HOIsL OOO11
active newsboys to sell THE CoLORED
AMERICAN at the markets and around
the departments on Saturdays. Some
boys are making money at It; send
your boy along. Call at this office Cor.
9th and E SITS. W, early every Satur-
day mornings
The colored American., 1894-08-11

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE$2.oo PER
YEAR 81 90 FOR MONTHS 60CTB.
FOR 8 MONTHS.
Invariably in advance.
ACTIVE ENERGETIC AGENTS
w ANTED EV ERY WIFE r E.
WRITE FOR OUR EXTRAORDI-
NARY INDUCEMENTS, CORRE-
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NEWS SOLICITED. LUCRATIVE
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TIVE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG
MEN AND WOMEN OFTHE RACE.
NOW is STHETIMETOS
The colored American., 1894-08-11

Rev. Jas. III. Lee preached the
funeral sermon Of ex-deacon Dennis
Folk at the 3rd Baptist church last
Sunday at p. M.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
600

Miss Marguerite Cook read very in :
teresting paper at the lyceum of the
Liberty Baptist church last Sunday
afternoon.
The colored American., 1894-08-11
THE
COLORED
AMERICAN

AN INDEPENDENT RACn
JOURNAL OF NEWS AND
OPINIONS. THE ORGAN OF NO
CLIQUE OR FACTION, BUT A
CHAMPION OF THE NEGRO.
NATIONAL IN IT'S CHARATER,
FEARLESS IN ITS OPINIONS,
UNSECTARIAN IN IT'S VIEWS.
1T SPEAKS WITHOUT FEAR OR
FAVOR TO THE $4,000 AFRO
AMERICANS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA AND TO MANY
THOUSANDS IN THE STATES
AND TERRITORIES.
TITS A SPLENDID ADVERTIs
ING MEDIUM, BECAUSE IT
REAi ES AND is READ BY A
LARGE AND DISTINCT CLASS OF
PEOPLE. 1T is INTERESTING Be
CAUSE 1T CONTAINS ALL THE
NEWS. 1T REFLECTS THE DO
INGS, PROGRESS AND ACHIEv.
MENTs OF THE RACE EVERY.
WHERE. 1T HAS A LARGER IR-
CULATION THAN ANY WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN
WASHINGTON. 1T rs THE ONLY
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER SOLD ON
THE STREETS BY NEWSBOY5.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

BT~PRlNTING-Robt s. Cooper, Job
Printing, Card Engraving. Cor 14th
and q Streets
The colored American., 1894-08-11

The services at Asbury M. E. church
were well attended. Communion ser
vices were held at at $50 p. M. and a
large collection was raised.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

DIR. q. w. Bryant, National Secre-
tary of the National Equal Rights
Council and President of the Mercan-
tile Railway Building and Loan Asso-
c1ation. is taking much needed rest
at Atlantic City. until the 1st. of Sep
tember when he will return to this city
and push the work of the Council as
well as his secular business. He and
the madame will reside, permanently
in this city.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

Rev. VIII. johnson, of Israel Bap-
tist church baptized lady last Sunday
who was III years old. The right hand
Of fellowship was extended at 3 P. M.
and in the evening he preached from
JOS 1918, subject power Of prayer" /"
Collection 5000.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

Rev, Robt. Johnson of the Metro
politan Baptist church preached from
Mat 5 25, at IL a. M. subject Gospel
Ship at s p. ~. from Jer. 1919 sub
ject ''Greatness Of God" "A large col
lection was raised.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

The excursion given by the Salem
Baptist church and the Capitol City
Guards to Culpepper, Va. on the 4th
INST. was grand success. Rev. Lamp
kins preached very interesting
sermon to the guards in Culpeper on
last Sunday.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

Rev. Geo. w. Lee, at the Vermont
Ave. Baptist church addressed the San
day School at 10 a. N. He delivered a
very interesting and instructive ad-
dress to the Y. P. Z. E. in the after
noon and at s p. %. preached from
Acts 19 %, subject salvation Of God"
The collection amounted to $1,000.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

A large collection was raised at the
Shiloh Baptist church during the day.
The subject Of Rev. ]. A. Taylor's dis
course was "Christlan duty and its i'm
portance.u
The colored American., 1894-08-11

A large and appreciative audience
listened to DR. Jenifer at the Metropolitan
a. nj. e. church last Sunday at II a.
M. and p. m. Some choice selections
We're rendered by the choir.
The colored American., 1894-08-11

The funeral services were held over
I'M remains of Mrs. Maria Hicks on last
"Wednesday at the Metropolitan A. M.
E. church. Rev. Hill. assisted by Revs.
z. G. Dyson and w. I'll. Howard, Of
ficiated
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plea sure passing all words. to follow in the loot
steps OF that fine genius, and TO honor his pure
and noble memory. There may be other pursuits
which tend more to broaden the nina ana
strengthen the character; but If so. have NOT
found them: and | know not of any pursuit so
gratifying to the Imagination and 50 st!mui1'lVe
to spiritual growth as that OF musinS among
haunts that have been adorned By genius. en-
dcare1 By associations Of heroic or pathetic eX<
perienca. and dignined by the splendid FORCE Oh
ulustrious example. The present should not De
blindly undervalucd. in comparison W''h VIZ VIZ,
past but ~ man is to be envied VINO cou u,,
stand unmoved beside the grave OF Motherweii'
in Glasgow's beautiful Metropolis. or at thr stone
that covers the dust of Edward irving t"hers con
the face Of the apostle looks win eyes o. ~
itself from the wonderful painted window III .he
gloomy crypt OF her grim clthedrah 10y SiEIIta
like those the best virtues Of human cnaravltr
are sustained and augmented. and by sights nk '
those the place of them is made precious forever
in a loving ana reveren; remembrance. W. W.
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Nov, oo,,o rho dogs They are mostly small dogs
but even small dogs nay get SINAI as n"' having an
i"y7stirafinr tu-n Of mind. penetrated INTO me
Emperors Study during his Absence ana
When re Erperor appeared he discovered the ~
tie rasc1is asleep in the armchaif ne ~ dam,
Too that theV had committed all amount Vi u'ra,i
re out of ali proportion 10 their joint ana severn
azes They had torn to taters me peSt rescrpt
rroatv and they had rent an lnpc'ilI 'e'' 1,bo
when awaited tho sovereigns signature rota.
Kalsers remarks when he discover ,bose Of Sir
,ion ,,ere not quite a. temperate as lnoSS Va ~
LAC Newton on a similar occasion: Inc p 1e de-
ioyed the sport Eitel-Frz d -n me is even more
,yCT,ing lie is a chip OF the old block; w men IN
hf Em B,s Ery Tha int Tutor Mr. soandso he ex
c,sirncd one day in the midst OF history l S
vi you VAN ncrfcf beast Obter dicta Of this sort
arc cv.rea with equal readiness by the Emperor Or
aidcst son one day the little Crown Prinne w1s
continually impressed un9n nm ex tF the boy
Al mn rt bcimg wearied Of these admontons
(ather MAJ be a sinner but Know ih9t soror on
10 W." dnv nftor bismarck dismissal: Father thsy
say that you Will now tfl ne pe wont you? The
When the Emperor is away from home ne IN, makf s
- SIC wife and children. Whenever ne attenus q, q
banquet he will select pla'' b hn, OF towers for
tSn Empress II ne goes yachting or , mnrJ
cruise he sends MESSENGER ashorr !" with a tee-
-, mo first practical point each day' WIN I" '
sram or letter FOR the home circle Se,rg model
i ~. can mend and and knit ana earn tn
No. 49, and brew as well any woman IN III.
Y.tra ~ co,irse she has done very h'tle. OF
ihat sort Of thing since her marriage but nnT
-, those things part OF her syStSiiia,. 49,
.. 'tnt,. often In her maiden days she mae ne.
Owns and trimmed her hSs and ,b w Shy SAY charge
I'M ~ Emneror's linen replaces his lost puttons
and mends his socks. They say that EmSH ,Se
-, arc most I'm favor with the FANNY anu ..s
SOCKS ~ ~ ionr been current that Prince Henry,
30 rmneror's brother. being reproved by ms VIE
WIN a" e~"i,Imod. PATRIOTISM is all very wei,
my dear but it not be allowed 10 aye 3 from
rs ~ The british haberdashers may gear ua3 III
tk ,r,hute some consolation for depressed traue