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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-25
THE END.
WASHING SMOKE.

A New Methoa Of Dealing with the
NGlsance In Cities.
Washing DIR Of its impurities by pass
ing 1t through water scheens or through
chambers into which water is profusely
sprayed, is u well known and much
used process In heating. and ventilating
practice. Its merits were conclusively
demonstrated years ago, and ever since
advantage has been taken of them in
large ventilating installations in which
their expense was warranted, and
where a smoky and an unclean outside
atmosphere suggested the desirability
of submitting the air to some cleansing
process before allowing it to pass into
buildings. 1t is not surprising, there
fore, that somewhat analogous meth
cd should have suggested itself as Of
likely service in dealing with the now
SO much discussed smoke problem, and
that it should have been tried with en-
couraging results. At any rate, q news
paper paragraph, now going the rounds,
tells of its application by an English
factory owner, whose repeated conflicts
with the local smoke, ordinan re prompt
ed experiments in this direction, and
apparently with perfect satisfaction.
According to the published description,
somewhat indefinite, perhaps, in few
respects, the apparatus used by him
consists Of large cast-iron tank, In
which Is slotted barrel, which Is filed
with perforated heaters, and the tank
is partly filed with water. The smoke
ia drawn into the barrel from the ina
chinery by powerful fan, and under.
goes n scrubbing process. The barrel
r0tates very rapidly, churning up the
smoke with the water. On the top Of
the barrel are several semi-circular
trays or sleeves, which IRE perforated,
and effect the purpose of further wash
ing the smoke. The smoke which es-
capes from the heaters Is caught again
by these sleeves and dashed down again
by very fine spray of water from the
heaters. The back sludge OF solid mat
ter il forced to the top of the chamber
and thrown over into chute, which
conveys: 1t to wooden tank. The
smoke which finally escapes from the
machine is said to be comparatively liz
offensive, and there is certainly good
reason to believe that this should be
SO.
1t is interesting to note, moreover,
that the use Of the apparatus docs not
end with the cleansing Of the smoke.
The black deposit gathered by it is
taken of in barrels to be used In the
making Of paint and printing ink, yield
ing an acceptable revenue instead Of
polluting the atmosphere, and the re-
manning liquid is said to have proved
itself most valuable disinfectant.
Thus two-fold purpose is accomplish
ed, either one of which would seem to
be quite sufficient to commend the pro-
cess to manufacturing communities in
which smoke suppression is a live topic
-Cassler's Magazine.
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KNOWLEDGE

, Brings comfort and improvement and
s'tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because Il acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
nfactured by tine California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup'of Figs,
and bsing we'll informed, you will not
accent a-v substitute if offered.
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An amiable member of the Travellers
club in this city, who possesses q min
ute knowledge Of foreign places, is fire.
quently consulted by friends contem-
plating European tour. He brings
forth his neatly kept notes of travel
and gives valuable pointers concern
Ing routes, hotels, cafes, etc. Just now
he is beset with inquiries about Anti
werp by intending visitors to its-exposil
ton. 10 one Of these he impaired thiA
hint: I'm patronizing the cafes, which,
In various ways, solicit the custom Of
English and Americans, notice thtS
spelling Of the word 'beefsteak' on thta
outdoor signs or bills of fare, and b,A
governed accordingly. If you prefea
French cookery, seek out restauranta
where it is spelled 'biftek' or 'bifstick.1
But If you wish to try purely Flemish
cuisine, look at these various ways OIL
spelling the word, which 1 copied lit
orally from signs and menus durinis
my stay In that city: 'Beefestec,' beaufi
steeaka,' 'beavesteik,' 'biefsteck,' 'bafei
stecke,' 'beevestchek,' 'biffstoake' an!
beeafesteeacke. '"-Philadelphia Red
ORD
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III? d. Ms>,a ~Aa

A. Q powerful, tnvigorating, rostn1sfvn
tonic "Favorite PrescriptioSn impFuya
digestion and nutrition thereby huildfne un,
soltd, srholeson,e fesh, and increasinS - I,
strength Of the whole system. AZ soothine.
and strengthening nervinn "Favorite PrSe
0cydption" Is unequaled and Is invaluahie r
allaying and subduing nervous. excitebijitV..
tryttability, nervous exhaustion, nsrycSs
Wostzatton, neuralgia, hysteria, spa1ne.
Chorea, or st. Vituss Dance, md osSsr A.
tre.tng. nervous symptoms commonly stt0-
dant upon functional and organic diseese Or
the womb. It induces refreshing sieeo ~
relieves mental anxiety and t;espoodsacr.
Even insanity, when dependent UPON vp1S
disease, Il cured by Il. I,
Dr.. Piercs's Favorits Preami.Aass T.
scientific medicine, careS6US -
an uxperienced and sliuf =. =
adapted to womans delD keosHI.iEaiion, Il
PERFECTLY hsSMlsa n IL efssts Il anv eesdi-
ttoa Of ~ systsu,. For morning sicinass. a
naMsea. due TO Pregnancy, weak stomach. h.
4igsefaona dy4sHsia and kindred sympoc0e.
IT. U.s. WIN prove very beneficial 4.
d. Piercsia Rools (1eS pages, tllu.rxnAalS
On woman and Her Diseases, p givf1e ~
ce6Nl means Of Home TrsaSlnsSkVkk
xaailed IN plain envelope, eesuru - ~
from obse'vdtios, On receipt q = 49,
to pay postage Sec the boctoeI aidFo0
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From away up In British North America
comes ths following greeting TO Dr.. R Y.
Pierce, Chief Consulting P6yEcian TO tho
4n Ssita H0tea asa Surgical In.s.tats. q:
as4nsy, ll C.. AVA Toni saSs.s's %bo 81
portrait, with that q her Httae boy,
heads this article, writes q follows:
take great pleasure in recommending Dr..
pierces Favorits Prescription for falling Of
the womb was troubled with bearing
down pains and pains in my back whenever
wasrecommendsd to ~ 81. PlsrcsS Favorite
Prescription, which I did with happy results
I feel IKE now person after tsdnx three
As No have Just hserd from tia frigid
North, we will now introduce . letter
ins sa from IT TIE sHnpL sept s follow.
Cleburne Co, Al. shs writes, AZ VIVA
afflicted and suffered untold paius and
misery, such q no pen can describe, for dx
years was confined q bed mcsl Of the
time. I expected tho cold hand Of death
every Day. was afnicted With lsucorrhea-
v VII s5ss s now.nsmi.nE e t h Won. .n
Of my back-my bowels Understanding,
itching and burning in tie vagina, also pal.
pitation Of TIA hsaI1, Whsu began taking
your medicine I could not dc up, 6nly afev
minutes at . time. was % weak. Itook
times perday, I alsotook his .Goldn Medical
Discovery three timss per day and ono Of
Dr.. Piercs's Pleasant Pellsts every night. /
have taken seven bottles Of the Discovery
seven bottles Of tn Prescription and i've
bottles Of the Psllstk' took theso nedi-
cfnes seven months, regularly, never missed
Q day. These medicines cured mA Ifeel as
well q ever did in my LIE. -Four Of tho
best doctors In the land treated my case four,
Year,. They al gave me up - hopeless!
they sad could not b cured, and could not
live. Through tho will Of God, and your
medicines, have beeu restored 70 tho bes3
Of heAlth.n Yours truly,
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A Financial Manager.

Mrs Peterby is woman with head
for business.
Just see here. have bought u
beautiful rocking chair at auction
worth So, and only paid So for it; SO
you see I have one dollar clear profit
Don't tell me after this that the women
hlye no business SENSE"
DO YOU need the rocking chairY'
asked Mr. peterby.
NO"
''rhcn what did you buy it for?'
ITO save money, OF course. How
could have saved o dollar if hadn't
bought 1t, stupidT'
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Not worthy Of Him.

She-It cannot bel am not worthy
Of you.
He-Nonsense!
ut is true, too true"
Impossible. You are IN angel"
mo, 10; you are wrong. 1 am an
idle. silly girl, utterly unfit to become
your companion through life"
This is madness. What sort of a
wife do you think ought to have?
"A careful, calculating, practical
woman who can live on your small
salary"
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Myriad. of Crow. at Niagara.

An interesting sight was witnessed by
The visitors ut Niagara Falls recently.
1t was the annual migration of crows
toward the South. This usually occurs
in early winter, but this year, for some
unknown reason, 1t did not occur until
March 1. The crows passed southwark
by the million, and for two days the
air was black with them and the noise
of their cawing almost deafening. When
they got to the falls they lit in large
numbers on the Ice bridge and set up /,
wild cawing. The sound echoed against
the walls Of the gorge and made a
tremendous noise. When they were
rested they arose, with a loud wtirring
of wings, and continued their flight.
Many flew into the falls and were
drowned.-Detroit Free Press.
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place whls there was neither strife
nor In, ~ SORROW.
HIS yoaehkul widow incurred his Lon
most sincerely; but never welded
again, although offers full many were
made her. She seldom left Eagle
Tower, and lived quite secluded lie,
her days spent I'm performing acts Of
charity and goodness. One circum-
stance-namely, her grandfather's ex-
istence, which Sir Rasil had forgotten
to make her acquainted, never came
to her knowledge.
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Women In the Age of Industry.

So long us government, In the last
analysis, rested OH physical force. it
was inevitable that the forcafnl sex
should dominate in all social relations.
But the age of militaris,n is passed.
The industrial age is upon us, in which
IL living may be had without, on the
one hand, the sword and the battle
aX, and ON the other hand without the
crude implements that formerly de-
nlandcd masculine strength. Labor saw
ing machinery gives strength to the
weak and places women potentially on
IN equality with men.-Baltimore Sun.
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Judge Ducscnbcrry took tea at the
akyes mansion on Fifth avenue one
night last weak. Converslng with Miss
Il am delighted. Miss skyes, with the
horn, but, Of course, you yourself don't
write poetry"
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London's New Underground Rail-
rOnd.

The new underground railway, which
Is to relieve the street traffic both In
the city and the West end, is to be
worked upon q novel principle, which
will offer every facility for quick jour-
neying along the route of the line. The
tunnel is to be made deep down in the
earth, far below the deepest vaults
practically in no mans soil, where
'rights" do not penetrate. The trains
IRE to be reached from above by lifts
constantly working, and there will be
no delay in taking tickets and having
them clipped. The passengers will en-.
ter the lift, which will descend to the
cars below, where the fares will be
collected.-London Court Journal.
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Pats Load.

Mike-Hel.o, Tut: Phat be ye workln'
at now?
shoulder)-Kape away from furninst
u.ot ladder. Dim carlyin' Knockout
drops.-New York Weekly.
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Why HI. watch woula..t Go.

I wish you would see what is the
matter with this" said the customer,
handing his watch acrcss the showcase.
1T has stopped. Perhaps there's hair
tangled UP In tho balance wheel"
The jewolar opened 1t, screwed his
eyeglass into place, and lrade the Gus.
tomary horrible grimace at the helpless
watch.
"a hairT' he said. There's a lock
of EN-"
Il will give it a champoo."-Chicago
Tribune.
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The Cat Out Of the Bag.

A little colored boy went to a butch
er's stall in Austin, Texas, and said to
the butcher:
Il say, boss. glib me a chunk of meat
for our dog"
"All right, black face and shiny
eyes" said the butcher good-natnredly.
Yes, boss, but don't glib me SIGH Il
tuff piece as yer did las time. My
fodder moss broke his jaw tryln' ter
chew hit"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-25

John Willis. a Washington criminal, has
won the title of .'1he Wizard of the Cells"
among police officials of that city. lie is
said to be able to unlock the door of al
most any cell in some mysterious manner
without the use of Instruments
Rats are the most valuable scavcngers
about the streets aud In the sewers Of
large city.
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BE On Time to Catch That Boat
Or train. or you'll he left Moreover, IL
you'll be '.left" II you haven't Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters along with you. That pro-
tectivc agent relieves you promptly II you
are troubled with travellers sickness.V
Take 1t along. Cramps. collie, disorder OF
the bowels. malaria, rheumatism, dyspepsia
are all remedied by 1t. 1t is good travel.
ing companion.
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ELECTRIC DELIVERY WAGON.

~ AOmOOn 1nVeutAOn "nlCn FFOmU8e0
to Turn Many Horses Out of Work.
Trial has recently been made in Lon
don Of an electrical parcel van, which,
as described by the New York Recorder,
does not differ greatly in outward up
pearance from other vehicles of the
same order. The absence of horses ap-
peared to attract the attention of very
few persons. The van took its place
in the ordinary street traffic, accommo-
dating its pace to nicely, coming al
most to a standstil in the Newgate
street block and at other congested
corners, and awaiting itself Of the clear
run which MoOrgate street afforded to
increase its speed to the maximum per-
United by the police regulations. The
steering was admirably managed, and
the electrical van generally had the
advantage in finding its way quickest
out of o tangle Of 'busses, carts, cabs
and conveyances of every description.
Within the van six people Travelled with
perfect confidence, and wood, asphalt
and granite pavements made no ap-
probable difference to its progress. It
may be explained that the interior of
the van is left free for goods; for the
motors, which are gearcd to the wheels,
are placed beneath the drivers seat.
The electricity is derived from thirty
six cells, which are carried under the
body in special box, and so arranged
that they may be changed in two min
utcs when the accumulators are ex-
hausted. With his left hand the driver
by means of single switch regulates
the speed of the van, which, If neces-
sary, may be as high as fifteen miles
an hour. The right hand is free to turn
II steering wheel, which is provided
with pointer, indicating the direction
in which the vehicle is going. AS the
steering gear has ball bearings the con-
veyance is under perfect control with
Il minimum of effort. It is calculated
that the cost of working such van,
which would require two horses, is 4
cents per mile IL electricity be used
and each charge gives about thirty
miles travelling.
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That Palace Car por,., A..,,.

Gangreen Gust arriyed)-1t's lucky
you met me, old fellow. should have
had to walk home or else stopped
somewhere and pawned my grip, US
haven't q nickel.
His Friend-What's the matter?
Train robbers been through your
clothes?
Gangreen-No; Just brushed them
over on the outside.
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..You are doing great benefit to
humanity" they said to the crossing
yes" lie rcjoined calmly. Il am
saving soles." tn
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The Height Of Courtesy.

Clara-Can't you come around to see
me to morrow night, dear?
Maude-Is it anything important?
Clara-Oh, yes. Your fiance is to be
here. Truth.
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Neyer EW! WHEY Tor NedIcI.
nnl purposes unless you know the bottlers
Of It to b. reliable. rs most WHISTLES sold
under celebrated names are spurious: cheap
ha. e their names ON the labels.
Uncle Sans Monogram Whisky Is bottled
~ % fSs and me N d tine
which 1t has been received IL the best proof
Of IT, superior quality. Ask your drugglss
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"Hanson's Magic Corn sslvs."
Warranted TO cure or money refunded. Ask youJ
druggist for It. Price Is centS
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A boy at Hull, England, had diseased
lung cut out. Within three months he was
well.
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e. A. ROOD. Toledo, Ohio. says: .lIall's
Catarrh Cure cured my wife Of catarrh
fifteen years ago and she has had no re-
turn OF 1t: It's sure cure" Sold by
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When visitor cntcrs a house in Japan
he must lay aside his street shoes at the
door.
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Mrs. ". O. G,neleel, Of No. 1861 Son
Seventh Street, Tesre Haute, Indiana, vrftsS:
" bad been suffering from womb tzuuble16
eight years having doctored with tho -
si3ikul physicians, but finding only tsnpo-
rary relief from medicines prcscSibed 81
them. was advised by friend % ~
pr: Pierces Fayorito Prascription, vhicA
da, and found, in. taking ok bottias q -
Medical Dissovlry,' that It has s6scssd &
positive cure. for which words cannot a.
pres nay gratitude for tho relisS -frum ~
great suffering that 80 lorg endured"
vf,,,p. 4yp,1v
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BE On Time to Catch That Boat

Ali kinds Of insects ore afflicted with
some form Of parasite.
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Madrid about 1850.
The highest volcano in the world is Co.
topaxrl, In Ecuador, 10, 406 feet
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r EMRMBER ve .ead you FREE o a1piiess;os
Carriages hugg!es. Harness, SeWins IScain.s s.x
Agricultural Implements
nut II Won Want the N1 Catalonia ~ Pa
!0 cents and Il will BE- sent expSsss "a. NM
1as fsTcls !E LHE No. II ARE I1SW, arsss 49,
No. lE7. 49, - 49, - IN
IN. lolEaI's s.prIluau,,. nI,,aa,a,,ui,
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Business Depression.

First Boy-How's business?
Second Boy-Poor. Only sold one
stamp this week. and didn't get any
thing for that but three marbles.-Good
News.
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Italian workmen unearthed ON old pot
containing $50 ancient Roman and Spanish
coins In New York last week.
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organized In 1893.
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z<4S &I -&..sN

I WHITE LEAD. * cents pound.
n"u,d BAE g WtRE E S2o7 for painted per 400
These prices are on board oars. MinheSpoiis.
you prefer, fer, 70 buy the wire on board ears,
pounds subject to market changes
plete.
LIN. ROBERTS s.l,ll us..., uI,,.,,,IIs
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Mabel. a favorite Latin and French name
means lovable.
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Goes Cough xsalaam
70 the Oldest and best. II VIII preak up Cold quics
er than anything else. Its alwsss reliable. Tryn
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A spider web Ii constructed according to
tho best Mathematical principles.
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VAST FORTUNE in AMERICA,

ColokSnl AEErcGattohs OF Wcata
whicI, Have Few rn2'icatc" in
England.
Rv n calculation made n wear or two
.oo ~, an A,nor,c,n .t,,is,;c;.n GAYS
aso W '.' -A"'e' t.''' s''''''s%'> . y, soy
Chambers Journal, 1t seems ,liat sew
enty citizens Of the United States pos
sessed among them an r.pplte wealth
-. so-oo noo nco T,,,t c;ros ~, ovor.
OF s-'.oo'o'o'ooo. inal Ewes al" 9Nu.-
age OF about So',ooo'ooo apiece. 10
come to particulars: There Was one
estatc-we refrain here from mention
ing namcs-rcturncd as worth no less
than $15O,GOO.O0O. There were five ill.,
diyiduals valued at $lo0.Oooo0o: one
valued at $7G,0Uo,O00: two valued ut
SG0,OO0,O00; six valued at $5o.9ao.e00;
six valued at $40,O0O,0oO: four valued
ut S35.000,0OO: thirteen valued at $'O.-
OOO,OO0; ten valued at $25,OOOO40; four
valued at $22.50O,0OO, and fifteen at
S2O,OoO.O0O The brain reels before
such figures. They express measures OF
wealth which the ordinary mortal Is
powerlcss Ia grasp Besides these sew
enty colossal fortunes there are fifty
other persons in the Northern states
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Neyer bug Wbi.Ey Cor sIedicI.

Chattanooga is said to be the best paved
atty in the South.
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China has tallow trees. the product o,
which js used for lighting.
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1It no;d 1volI oncon

1T paid well once"
Eyes, but the tramps got mad be-
ca,,se he didn't treat them well enough.
and have boycottcd the town.-New
York Weekly.
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Of Greek derivation. y
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The light from the sun reaches the earth
In seven and one-half minutes, although the
distance Is such that a cannon bali fired
from the sun and containing its velocity
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-25

Over $4,000 species of plants are now
known and classified by botanists.
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There are more muscles In the tail Of
rat than In q human hand.
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The 6rst aerial voyage was made Sept
1S, 1888, by sheep, n cock and duck to
a heighth Of 1900 feet. The first human
traveller through the air was NJ. Francois
P1latre de Roller, who mounted the follow.
tpH month In q free balloon.
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Rhode islands penitentiary has 1874 con.
victs. and II run at an annual loss Of S2O,.