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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

1t may be observed that few OF the
mines listed above have since been
abandoned and will in all probability
never again contribute TO shipping
total. The sum total 81 the product OF
every doubtful property enumerated in
the foregoing, viz, the lIolister, Hope,
Lee Peck, Mansfield and Mastodon, for
that year, Is not sufficient TO swell the
total output beyond figure which can
not with ense again be reached by those
properties whose richness has never been
questioned. The total amount from the
doubtful properties that year was o.
S17 tons. This deficit could easily be
made up by the Columbia alone, which
contributed only 60, 6S1 tons TO the '92
total, to say nothing Of the Crystal
Falls. which miners best qualified to
judge believe will become one OF the
heaviest producers OF this field. While
the ore market remains In the uncertain
condition which this season of the year
invariably reflects, little in the way Of
definite calculation as 20 the immediate
future OF the local mines can be made.
IL Is, however, the opinion OF men whose
business relations have brought them in
closest touch with the orc-buying inter
ests, that the Crystal Falls district ia ut
the present time experiencing the darkest
hours that It's history will record Tor
many years TO come. In other words, il
rs the opinion Of men best qualified TO
judge that 1896 will bring - return Of
our old time prosperity from the stand
point OF mining operations. Negotia-
tons are known TO be pending, looking
10 resumption OF operations at NO less
than Tour Of tie most important prop
critics In the district. the details Of which
cannot be given at the present time
With business throughout the land inn
proving, ms result Of the partial return
10 governmental power Of political
party whose antecedents have proven IL
TO be the party Of protection to tho best
interests Of the country, business and
otherwise, there h every reason 20
believe that the year 1896 will afford an
iron market such as has not been en-
ioyed by producers for mnny months.
market FOR iron u all TINT II required
10 give our ores place In the consum-
efr' demands. The statement that the
ores Of this field are Of n quality that
will bar them from the market until the
very extreme moment OF necessity drives
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
chanoery Notice.

First publication Nov 20, last Dec. 2s
state Of Michigan Twenty firth judicial
Circuit.--In Chanccry.--Eirst National Bar x Of
Chicago. corporation organized aud exl ting
under and by virtue Of the laws OF the ulitrd
states. complainant. w. Marccllus j. Line say.
David " Ross. Omcr q. Lindsay. charl title
Lindsay. Charles =. Lindsay and Joseph X lao.
Defendants Suit pending In the Circuit ( lurt
for the County Of Iron la Chancery, NJ t.ryB-
tai Falls, on the 9th day OF November. o.
1898.
It appearing from afhdavit IN this cause that
the E,lld dci4ada1s. Omcr g. Lindsay. ant tie
said defendant. David M. Ross. do not -ido
in this state but reside Ia the state OF III os,
that the said defendant, Charles Il. Lindrt y. IA
not a resident OF this state but resides IN tho
state OF Ohio. and that the said deicnt at !,
jose h Eelno does not reside In this state, but
IL n resident OF the state Of Iowa; on motto 81
Handy a Abbott. collectors for the ABOVE
named complainant q "a ordered that the said
dehrnd.nts Omer q rirEsay. David NJ. ora.
Charles +. Lindsay ard Joseph Kelso, al Dear
and answer herein within four months iror the
date hereof and that this order be publ shed
within twenty days from this date In Tar DiA-
AoxD DILL. n newspaper printed IN the &C inty
OF Iron, once In each week. for -ix weeks In sue
csssion. unless a copy hereof shall be served on
each OF them, personally, nc least twenty days
before the time herein prescribed for his appear
ance. j. w. SruNE,
HANDY ABBOTT. Circuit Judge.
Solicitors for Complainant.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

A special meeting 81 the
MENoMt stockholders OF the Chaplin
NEE Mining company will be held
RANGE. in The a!!lec 81 the company,
in Cleveland, ON Thursday,
January 9th. The object 81 holding the
meeting is 20 authorize an increase Of
the capital stock OF tho company from
$500. 900 to 81 100000 This increase
OF capital stock is made necessary by
the purchase Of the Ludington and
Hamilton mines by the Chaplin Mining
company. This important deal will be
closed ut this time, and the work Of un-
watering the property will commence
soon after.
Exploratory work with n diamond
drill has commenced at the Mile mine.
The drill is directed under the hill about
two hundred feet underground, n little
to east OF the shaft.
The work Of putting the Pewabic com
pany's new pumping plnnt together is
progressing rapidly and IL will soon he in
working order. IL il one OF the finest
pieces OF machinery in the upper PENN
sula. -Range-Tribnne.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

First Publication Dec. z. 90, last Jan. I 4 90.
The Circuit Conrt Tor the County Of Iron
In Attachment--Adoph Justified, plaintiff
". william Doucet defendant
Notice Il hereby given that on the l4th day
Of November. A. d. 1915. writ Of attachment
WAS duly Issued out Of the Circuit Court for the
the above named plaintiff, against the lands,
tencmente. goods and chattele money and
effects % William Doucet. the defendant above
named, for the sum Of Three Hundred aud
Seventy and $1,000 Dollars which said writ
was rrtnrnable on the 8rd day OF December. A.
u. 1895.
Dated this bth day Of December, A. u. 1904.
HANnY x ABBOTT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

As the year 1895 draws to a
THE close, a brief review OF the
LOCAL recent past and a peep INTO
FIELD. the immediate future oil the
Crystal Falls Geld, as lar as
calculations can at this time be made,
may not be unreasonable. The review
OF that which has been accomplished by
the local mines within the past twelve
month must be periaced by the state
ment that this season has been one
largely OF preparation when the first
stages OF resumption followed the total
suspension, consequent upon the nnior-
tunate calamity which beiell the mines
OF this locality, in common with every
other industry, in the closing months o.
1892. For instance, the Crystal Falls,
which was numbered as a shipper when
the season OF navigation closed, was not
attacked by the miners until the summer
months were waning and then much time
was required TO place the property IN
shape TO produce. The consequence was
that only about $4,000 tons were
shipped whereas, had the property been in
full operation throughout the season it Is
not improbable that il would have been
a potent factor In the total output OF
the district. The Columbia and Dunn
were wrought during the entire season,
but at both these properties apologies
for the putput must in justice he made,
owing TO sundry disadvantages in the
conduct OF the work, which, the manage
ment OF both properties, hope will be
absent in the year to come. While the
Mastodon has contributed TO the total
output this year. the bulk of its ship
Inent has been from stoUkplc, no mining
having been prosecuted save little
screaming, here and there, picking up
stray bits OF ore before abandoning the
property. AS n consequence OF these
disadvantages the total output OF the
district Tor the current year will present
n very meagre showing, and must not be
taken by those unfamiliar with our pro-
ducing capacity as anything approach
ing n normal output. While we have
heen unable TO secure figures from dock,
the following is, within IA small amount
in each case, the output OF the Crystal
Falls field for the season just brought To
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

On December -, Pr and 81, 1895 and
January J.. 1896 the Northwestern line
viii sell excursion tickets at reduced
rates to stations within distance Of
200 miles, good for return passage until
january ?, 1896, inclusive. For tickets
and iulI information apply TO agents
Chicago 4 Ncrth-westery railway.
47-49.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

Figures have just been col
NEW lected at Cleveland showing
RECORD. that instead OF the 5000
900 tons from all ranges pre-
dictcd by some OF the bests heads in the
trade last spring there have beenshippod
from the Lake, Superior mines 10y water,
in the season which closed last week,
10,237 ,662 tons OF ore. This is by far
the largest output in the history OF the
region. The largest amount shipped
by water in any preceding year was
S,545,3l3 tons. In addition TO this
there were 52S,03 tons shipped from
the mines by all-rail routes in 1892,
making the total 9,074,2I3 tons. This
has been the banner record heretofore.
But 1895 has already gone IL more than
100000 tons better, and with all-rail
shipments TO South Chicago and TO the
charcoal furnaces in Michigan and Wis
consin, which will be computed at the
end OF the year, may yet reach l0,500,-
600 tons. The shipments for this year
by ports are;
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

WILL HunnARD.KERSAS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

The receipts Of ore at Lake Erie ports
the last season exceed by ] $50, 900 tons
the greatest record ever achieved, reach
ing SLIP, 22S tons.
The various ranges made approximate
ly the outputs set down below. The
infant Mesaba, that shipped but 4,2f5
tons in 1892, has pushed 10 the front in
three years, displacing the veteran Mar
quette. The latter has led for forty
years, with the exception OF 1892, when
the palm went TO the Gogebic:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

BY way oil comparison with the above,
the following table of shipments from
this district for the year 1892, that
being the latest normal shipment from
the district, may bo OF interest. During
that year the Crystal Falls mines
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

The understanding that Lake Superior
iron mines will get "A profitable price in
1896 seems to be general. But whatthe
advance is 10 be over the opening price
of 1891 Is still under cover.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
From The Mines.

consumers TO them, Is one that is I'M
worthy OF place In any consideration.
While they are non Bessemer in grade, a
tenablc contention is that their 81 icon
content renders them desirable as a
mixture with ores OF higher grade but
lacking in the possession OF this recess
sary characteristic. The growing use OF
this last named quality or ore, owing TO
the inability OF old range Bessener pro-
ducers TO supply the increasing demand,
will make place for the ore OF the Crys.
tai Falls field for many years TO come.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
when the Christmas bells were ringing
And the Christmas children singing

Aud the Christmas children singing"
in the
Far,
Mystic,
Village OF Medora--villagc Of fierce
pathetic history village deserted to-day
there was a wedding in the ono little
church that uplfts it's stecpIe in the
dazzling blue Of the North Dakota sky.
And old Colonel Tom Endicott is the
proudcst grandfather that
Walks and
Talks
To-day. Will HUMANE KEENAN,.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
Probate Court Docket.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1895.

SIXTH pAY. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER I6rH. 1895.
81 Robinson. Samuel C minor; Joseph II
Christy, curator.
Sc Krnuse. Herman. deceased; Matilda
IS Greer, John, minor: Charles p Anderson.
curator
81 Rogge. Moilie s minor; Louisa C Rogse.
curatrix.
SIS Hutchinson, Emily + deceased: Joseph U
Hutchinson, administrator.
o. Funk Jacob W deceased; Emily Funk,
81 STOCKTON. Franklin W deceased: Thomas
y Stockton administrator.
IS Bowling. George, deceased; $ Wilson,
70 Holmes Nelson ct al, minors; Nelson
20 Joseph II Page. deceased; Jesse J Page.
administrator.
SEVENTH DAY MoSDAY. NOVEMBER isrH, 1886.
81 Maran. Lee. deceased; Elizabeth Maran,
~ Harton, Mary A deceased; James Il
Harton, John d Harton. executors. -.
6 Meyer and klee. partnership; Edward }
" jackson. Josie, minor; s N Wilson,
Is jackson. Hattie. minor: $ N wilson
cs Peacock. Benjamin F deceased; Hannah
Peacock. enthusiastically
81 Burton, Elizabeth. deceased; Joseph :
ss Hodenstab, Henry. deceased: Matild,
Bodenstab. administrator william Bodenstab
administrator.
20 Carver, James L deceased: S N Wilson
administrator
EI0HrH DAY, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH. 1896
70 Young, sarah A deceased; Rufus Young
executor
n Hess, Joseph II deceased; s n ilsou
administrator
IL Price, virenda, insane; Josie Is Price
guardian.
Is Collins, George W deceased; John
Greer, administration.
"a Ritter, simon, deceased; Sophia RitteI
administratrix; Gus. Ritter. administrator
Administrator and executors. guardian
and curators are strictly required To max
their settlements ON the days for which the
are docketed. WILLIAM YOUNG,
Judge of Probate.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
Goldsmith Was Full of Chivslry.

Poor Colby" as he was fondly nick
named later in life. did not look much
like a knight. Short of stature. with
a homely face deeply SCARED by the
smallpox, awkward in his manners
and movements, he would have made
but n sorry figure in the lordg tourna-
ment or Mt n royal banquet. And yet
he had within him not a little of the
knightly spirit Generous to fault,
daring even to foolhardiness, tender
hearted, impulsive-he was just the
kind of man TO ride through the
world, seeking adventures. and risk
ing his life in defense Of the helpless
aud innocent. Had he lived in the
days of chivalry. he would doubtless
have been, in spite of his ugliness and
ungainliness. n famous knight e-rant.
James Baldwin, in st. Nicholas.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
Mustang
Liniment

owes its success to its
power of penetration.
There is nothing a
Vicious about its cura-
tive powers. 1t is SIM
ply few common ems
ingredients combined
in a way to make PEN
etratiOn possible and
insure q cure.
Mustang Liniment
has been used for one
half a century.
Write for "Fairy Story Book" illus
trated, also Hints from a Horss-doc-
tors Diary" Both books mailed free.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,
q South 5th ST., Brooklyn. N. v.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
D OF PUBLICATION.
OF MISSOURI,
County of Lafuyeffe

IAI OE nIs
County OF Lafayette
In the Circuit Court OF said county, In vsca,
tion. October 2tth. lses.
The State OF Missouri ut the relation n 70
the use OF Thomas 4. Oetron. Collsctor Of
sss Of SissoSr.. Pialsds.
walter Cowherd end Fletcher Covhsrd, sole
and n. c. Johnson, executors, aed AHna
0rntx, executrtx of will OF BenJam1n 0ra1s,
deceased, B. D. Sayre, executor OF the wtit
the SnSno ~ heirs Of BesjsmiS Gnu and
unytd A.. Sayer, deceased, Defeudauts.
To the said y: D. saycr and =. 9. Joheson,
s%,e sus,nm, snS a Anna d ssss:; sse s s e W. U,i
executor Of will OF David A. Sayre. 0eofgs
4. CoWherd and the unknown hstu Of
ss.sS1 no S,ssa IND ,Ss, D: :s,S s a; ssSFe Il! s's sa Are
petition, the object and general nat0rs q
which Is N obtain = jHdsment ior tae sasSS
described real estate. situate In the county q
Lafayette aud state of Missouri, to-wit: The
soushea.t quarter OF sSuin.s.s quart %
tWeuty-nye Except right-of-way Of nieooon
Paclnc Railway Co. through sameI. I'D rel
estate being delinquent tor the ~ =. -
said yean, exclusive OF penalty. tnteseef an4
costa, amount In ths aggregaee % the sun
Of Si6 %, and that the same may be declars1
may be sold or 10 much thereof -
necessary 20 satisfy the judgmeee
herein. with interest, fees. psnaA
missions and costs.
And you are further MOTIF
you appear 1t the next toE
10 be- begun and held al
tho CITY Of Lexington. r
end day Of December n yoep
the sixth day Of said TED eAAil
20 long continue, and Il q Soa& 1togo che
end OF the term, and ansW1t satd petition.
the name will be taken ~ ooofessoa.
And q h further ordered tAet . copy herer
Iutelligencer, q neWupaper publiseed " eatd
county of Lafayette. for four weeks succeo'
sively, the last insertion 20 be ~ least Aftesa
term Of this court.
A truc copy. Attest
N, pam. R..pr.. 3 3. & {. EWING go;
Il. c. wallace. jr.. Attorney for Pininsi9,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STAT. OF MISSOURI. [
County Of Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court Of said county, In vsca-
ton. October t>th. lso6.
he use Of Thomss 4 Cstron, coilscsoe 81 tss
rsyenue 1t Lafayette COUNTY. 2 - gtatrcf
Uasuevn heirs Of 7. A. 1soors, dsoAa,h.
70 the aid unhnown Heiu Of I. A, Moore,
deceased, you ara hereby nodhed that safd
Hia, .saS n has So Ss ss : ;Sss : sc,.cs ". .SS
general nature 81 obsaia 8 jvdg.
msnf Tor ths taxe.. Dc -
Ethe county q Ala
quarter Of northes0
e. e ' a.. ..sa fS S.I :.:.s. 81
the years -. isoO. 1ssl. 1Soe ood
said taSes for said yeen. e.
sssssa:,. .'; g 8. 80; :sa q s,i .. 81 q!
the same may be declared . lien N ~ FsaI
eseats. and t6as the ssme may BE- soI6 o. q
he Judgment reudsrsd seseia, va issssss{,
fees, penalties commissions aed coeeos ~ :.
And you are further notned ~ 1Me9l
10 be begun and held st the couF4 - q
and osx Of Dece@ber ne.s :eSss
sSs '; - long nay cos ID s..I "a h 30. O. below
the end Of the term, and aogver oald petition,
the 3. .a% n !. ~, g TAKE. asS. = SS ~ co,v ..,,..
be pubiished in the Lexingeon weeklY Intsul-
gencer, . newspaper pubaisAed IN said county
~. In ia:s,sss: TO- g p so u , ssst st ssSos a." S:s sss
the commencement Of the next tern q ~
court.
true copy. Attest.
ny PEARL RErpxa, ,. G. 1851
X. Z. wallace. Jr, Attorney for Pssista.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
Florida and Southeast.

II you have any intention Of going to
the Southeast this fall or winter, you
should advise yourself OF the best route
from the North q West. This 10 the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad, which Is
running double daily trains from st.
Louis, Evansville and Louisville, through
to Nashville, Chattanooga. Birmingham,
Atlanta, Montgomery. Pensacola, Mobile.
Jacksonville and oil Florida points.
Pullman Sleeping Car service through.
Specially low rates made to Atlanta dur
ing the continuance Of the Cotton States
Exposition. and tourist rates to all points
in Florida and Gulf Coast resorts during
the season. For particulars a. 20 rates
and through car service, write to G.. p.
Atmore, General Passenger Agent, Louis
VILE. XIV.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16

1t is the wonder of the Bible that you
never get through it. You get through
all other books, but you never get
through the Bible. l have preached
twenty-five volumes of sermons upon
this book, and nov that I have written
the very last word, what is my feelingP
/ ought to have some feeling about It.
Why, this, that ! have not begun 1t
yet. No other book could offer such
infinite variety of material as is offered
Ny the Bible.-Dr. Joseph Parker.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16

"You say You love me; how are you
going to prove it?'
81 swear to you by -"
"Swear by something OF supreme i'm
portance-something dear to you a.
life itself"
"Adelia, swear to you by my sal.
ary!"-Boston Traveller.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16

<TnE KING CURE OVER L O
2
: SCLArTsLSA IS


apostle says: "Did you sell the land
for SO much?" lie says: Yes" 1t
was a lie. Dead! as quick as that! Sap
phira, his wife, comes in. Did you sell
the land for SO much?" Yes" 1t
was a lie; and quick as that she was
dead! Gods judgments are upon those
who despise Him and defy Him. They
come suddenly.
The destroying angel went through
Egypt. Do you suppose that any of
the people knew that he was coming?
Did they hear the flap of his great
wing? No! No. Suddenly, unex-
pectedly. he came.
Skilled sportsmen do not like to
shoot a bird standing on a sprig near
by. IL they are skilled, they pride
themselves on taking it on the wing;
and they will wait till it starts. Death
is an old s%portsman; and he loves To
take men flying under the very sun.
He loves to take them on the wing.
Oh! flee to God this night! If there
be one in this presence who has wan
dered far away from Christ, though he
may not have heard the call of the
gospel for many a year, I invite him
now to come and be saved. Flee from
thy sin! Flee to the stronghold of the
gospel! Now Is the accepted time; now
is the day of salvation.
Good night, my young friends! May
you have rosy sleep. guarded by Him
who never slumbers! May you awake
in the morning strong and we'll
But, oh! art thou q despiser of
GodP Is this thy last night on
earth? Should'st thou be awakened
in the night by something, thou know
est not what, and there be shadows
floating in the room, and a handwrit
ing on the wall, and you feel that YOU
last hour is come, and there be a faint
ing at the heart. and a tremor In tn,
limb, and a catching of the breath
then thy doom would be but an ech,
Of the words of the text: ain thai
night was Belshazzar, the king of the
Chaldeans, slain"
Oh! that my Lord Jesus would now
make Himself so attractive to your
souls that you cannot resist Him; and
II you have never prayed before, o.
have not prayed since those days when
you knelt down at your mothers knee,
then that tonight you might pray,
saying:
just as I am without one plea,
But that Thy blood was shed for me.
And that Thou bid'st me come to Thee,
o, Lamb Of God. 1 comet
But II you cannot think of SO long a
prayer as that, l will give you a shorte'
prayer that you a say: God b
merciful to me, n sinner!" Or, il 20
cannot think of SO long q prayer a.
that, I will give you q still shorter ont
that you may utter, Lord, save me
or I persist" Or, IL that be too long
prayer, you need not make it. Us
the word, "Help!" Or, II that be to
long q word, you need not use an.
word at all. just look and live.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

OF
County OF Lafayetts.(
In tho Circuit Court Of said County. In vacar
ton. October s<th, 1875.
The state OF Missouri at the relation and ~
the use of Thomas A. Catrou. Collector OF
s State a of sis:oS az fPa iaiSsis. county, IN h'
Unknown Heirs OF Isabella b.. Hsssr.
Defendants.
To the said UnknGxD0fD
tin has commenced.
court BY petition.
nature OF which IL
the taxes, Interest," oos1Y
following described real cetate.
county Of Lafayette and stste OF Mtestsuu.
to-wit: - acres, the north half OF the north.
west quarter of the northeast quarter VI
section eighteen tls). township forty eight ttsl.
range twenty six. CG). said real estate being
i nss"s snd that A. said ID taxes ss'i for SAID Year.. ssciS.
sive OF penalty. interest and costs, amount q
the aggregate 10 the sum OF eis.7a, and that
the same may be declared q lien ON ssid real
estate, and that the same may by sold or 90
much thereof as may be necessary 20 satisfy
the Judgment rendered herein, with Interest.
fees, penalties. commissions and cost.
you appear at the next term OF said Q -urt
to be begun and held at the court house. In
the city Of Lexington. in said county. on the
2nd day OF December, Lext, and on or
before the sixth day OF said term, 10 the
term shall 30 long continue, and IL not, oAOQ
before the end OF the term. and answer satd
And Il Is further ordered that . copy
hereof he. published In the Lexington Week
ly lntelligencer. a newspaper published -
successfully. the last insertion to be a least
fifteen days before the commeucemeut Of
the next term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
by PEARL RsEpxR d. @. ioasst
Il. c. wallace, Jr, Attorney for PlsinuG.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16

Bobby-Mamma. do the streets of
Heaven flow with milk and honey?
Mother-So the Bible says, dear.
Bobby-And is that why the angels
have wings. cause the walking's SO
bad?-Puck.