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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
FLoTsAM.

The death rate In British prisons Is
eight per 1000
In 1850 there were 72jas printers IN
this country
Il takes 1000 insects 10 make one
pound u cochineal
London pawnbrokers average . per
cent interest on the money borrowed.
The cabmen 81 Paris are forbidden
70 smoke pipes while driving fare.
Hematlte, a variety OF iron ore u a
quality ~ Cor lewelry, exists Ia sew
eral states
Mall bags can now be- taken on and
delivered from trains running az sixty
miles an hour
one OF the valuable treasures In the
Lcnox library. 10 Nes York. Is an un.
broken Ole of tht London Times from
1895 TO the preset ;ime.
Doctors have & that the hear,
Of Zimmerman. famous bicycle
rider. D. fully I've q longer than the
average size % hssf.s.
The drink bin at mos, London hosni-
tails h much less than Il used 90 be.
Al Guys, tor Instance. the sum yearly
expended on alcoholic liquors Cor the
patients Is at the rate of = shllllngs a
bed. In lss2 u vas no lees than a ~
Not until Henry Wills time were
either raapberries. OF Strawberries, or
cherries Grown 10 England and W. do
not read OF the turnlp. caulinower. and
uulnco being cultivated before the six
teenih century. co. the carrot before
the seventeenth century.
Wind l. the flowing % air from
regions % high o. regions ~ low press.
urc. Where the difference On pressure
g. yery marked the wind Il ferce. and
where but low d, l. mild. Thus arise
cyclones. bllEzards. and hurricanes, a.
we'll AZ the Eentlest zephyrs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
RING AND RlNo Lore.

cromwell's aignet ring bore his crest
lion rampant
The finger ring was the earliest orna-
ment adopted by man.
Every Roman freeman was entitled
10 wear an iron ring.
Wedding rings were used In Egypt
5000 years before Christ
Augustus were q ring charm TO pro
,eci him from thunder storms.
Betrolhal rings came into use In Eu-
rope as early as thc sixth century.
The ring Of Childcric Is silll pre-
served IN tho Imperial Museum % Paris
After Hugh Cape, every French king
wore a rine as part OF the royal regalia
Roman ambassadors sent abroad wore
gold rings "a par, Of their state dress.
Rlugs with hanEles attached have
been worn In india from the earliest
times
The state ring Of the pope Is set with
a large cameo. bearing a portrait Of
Christ.
Chauccr In more than one place al.
ludes to the thumb ring as common IN
his time
Early Celtic rings were executed IN
lnterlaced work. often Of very iniricat'
patterns.
The ring Of the Jewish high prics
was invested. by tradition. with many
mystic powers
Luther habllually wore a small ring
In which the setting represented {
deaths head
In many female religious orders M
rims Is used during the ceremony o
receiving a novice
Down TO the sixteenth century ever,
physician IN Europe wore a ring a.
badge OF his profession.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
WHAT'S m NAME.
Two Nsn who SAFER from tomisal
tognomeHs.

hNaNNfANAtf"f
Thee are three sensitive men IN losn
whom q great many p.9ple know. rays
the New York Recorder. Two Of them
have names that delight the punfler
The other ones name Is not peculiar
he h mentioned with the other two be.
cause he has a spasm every time any
body calls him out Of his name. whlch
IL Whitfield.
u 10 on the same point that Mr. On.
yon and Mr.. Coffee are io'ahy These
three gentlemen DO not know each
other. but each has had the same ~
perienoe and on similar matters each
has the same bent OF mind.
MIR Coffee says that ever since he can
remember some smart aleck az his table
10 a boarding house or hotel has laugh
ed heartily at this alleged wi,tlolsm:
Mr.. Coffee. ore YOU fond OF tea?'
Il is a Joke that makes Mr.. Coffee
tear his hair lie says he never getg
into a boarding house or out Of II with.
out having II sprung on him. " Il Is not
found In that form II comes this way.
do you take conec?"
In countless other ways Mr.. Coffee
hears chesinuts roasted as brown az
the coffee bean on his name every houi
OF his life. During the rage for punninR
a few years ago. when some people
really thought Il witty. SIR. Coffee wa
nearly driven to suicide As Il IL. he
Acknowledges that his temper has been
ruined and that a large portion Of hu
manity hlls him with Disgust
Mr. Onyon refuses 10 take any iest
about bis name calmly. lie usually
cuts pleasantrles by telling the man
who asks him u he likes them. or says
something about their pungency. that
he Is fool. and at such times Mr. On
yon Is always ready to fight Nobody
who knows Mr. Onion ever ventures &c
take liberties with his name. II In.
creases Mr. Onyon's anger 10 reflect
that his fathers name was De La On.
yon: that the old gentleman dropped
the "ne La" TO be more American. and
that the Americans changed the pro
nunciation OF the final word from on
yone TO plain onyon.
Whitfield has iust boycotted a well.
meaning but 40 Whitfield says a Who'll
~ bralnless man who first addressed
him as Whltlock. next az warlock. AMI
hnally wrote him letter which was
actually addressed 10 Mr.. warpath.
There three cases typify a class oil
men whose names are constant sourc'
Of irritation 10 them: and. as for their
tormeniors they are OF a class that
bores every sensible person on earth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
SOME FRiLLs

A Jet black gown trimmed half way
down the skirt With rays Of steel and
JET spanelss Is about as rich IN effect
as a gown may be.
Beaded velvet and printed velvet are
high On favor Military looking cuns.
a Ia Trilhy. are often seen upon walk
ing Jackets. with big Jackets and frogs
The ideal ct The skirt OF the short
jacket IS that & should stand straight
out four OF Eve inches from the figure.
and IN THIS O. is materially aided IN
extreme Instances. hy padded hips.
Tho long shoulder seam Is working
another oualaught on the citadel Of
fashion aad may win an unQueslioned
victory. 70 goes With the queer.
bunchy sleeves Ia the middle Of the
upper ARA.
II one does not care Tor any fancy
waists but Wishes her gown TO be- sin
cer0"--sud. doubtless. this Is Ia better
,asic-it % a favorite device to have the
sleeves 0. ,se same material a. ii,
skirt. the bodice In sharp coBuasl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
A rhsar Nlrht Iamr.

A cheap night lamp. susceptible OF
construction by any one with a little
ingenuity, can be made a. represented
In the following cuts. al the material
necessary being a tin tube. into the
base OF which 10 fitted three or four
inches Of spiral spring, candle, a
piece OF string. and q dial with tho
figures from one 10 twelve marked on,
as In a clock
The candle Is inserted In the tube
,yer and resting on the spring: the
wick is lighted through an aperture
h'fi for the purpose on the top Of the
tube: the string Is attached to the
lover end Of the candle. and passes
from thence through a hole In the base
a. I'D mp a hand on the dial As fast
is the candle burns out the spiral
spring operates 10 raise Il, which, In
turn. acts upon the hand on the dial;
hence. Il is obvious that after, by ex-
pertinent. determining bow far a candle
will burn IN a given time. you have an
illuminated" clock accurate enough
for ordinary purposes. The dial can be
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


The edible dogs IN China have blue
tonEuca.
About ten pcrsons commit suicide
ever day 10 Paris
The skin ~ ihe rhinlceros. IN some
parts. ls two incl RS ihicf
Plneappl's afe s.li in Madagascar AZ
the rate of four for a cont
4 Chicago vocalist earns nifty dollars
a day by singing fDr Photographs
l.ohsters are afraid 81 thunder and
seek deep water lugi,s thunder-sioras.
Plum pudding was almost unknown IN
England before thc middle ~ the last
century.
The eleven cables now Ia operation
across the Atlantic have cost upward %
SO 100000 "a.
Fifteen Girls aboutolb years Of age
form the choir Ia q Con gregaiional
church In Atctison.
The bones OF the human body become
brittle as age advances. This II because
aged persons have an excess Of lime IN
their bones
Applicants for enlistment In the
United states Army are subjected O. a
rlgld examination. and only about one
IN twenty-five Is accepted.
IN some Of the schools Of Germany
the pupils acquire a knowledge of the
weeds which lnjure vegetables. the
weeds are pictured on wall maps. In
natural colors
Some OF the female students In the
University Of Michigan have decided q
wear knlckerbockers hereafter and
hope TO influence the rest Of the girls IA
do the same.
The fiea b. Unsuitable. After gorging
Itself. and observing another chance "a
feed, q elects the contents of IL stom-
ach. and attacks fresh victim, or 90
old victim In a new spot
A school-tcacher In Akron, Ohio
Cynthia r. Wall saw two Of h,r female
pupils struggling Ia the Cuyahoga
River and likely to be- drowned. She
plunged IN. and rescued them.
A young man Ia Louisville has an $50.
watch. wh!ch was made expressly 20.
him. 10 commemorate his twenty-hfti
birthday The twelve letters OF hl,
name are used Instead Of figures on tas
dial. The case bears his monogram IN
diamonds. and also a bird studded Wit.
diamonds. with rubies Tor eyes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
NOTES OF THE DAY.

More fatal prosiratlons occurred IN
Philadelphia during the late hot spell
than In any other city.
one Ninalhaven, Ne. nrm has 5000
HOLSTERS In a single pond faiienlng Tor
TIE Boston market They cost the firm
cents Apiece.
Il Is said The population n Iowa under
the new census VIII Zoo, up 10 s.soo.oo
This in an Increase OF eoo.00o from tie
population 90 1880.
Now York newspapers report that all
the staterooms ~ the transatlantic
steamships have been engaged for sev-
eral weeks ahead.
Criminals executed at Newgaie prison,
England are placed IA common burial
shells. Ia which qulckllme has previous
~ been deposited,
Camels are perhaps the only animals
that cannot swim. Immediately after
entering water they turn on their backs
and are drowned.
The smallest woman % Europe Is be.
llevcd 60 be Nile. Pauline Of Holland,
who Is only iwenty-one Inches high and
weighs bur ten and one-half pounds.
ulsa strange fact that the rlgh, hand,
which Is more sensitive 90 the touch
than the left. Is less sensitive than tho
latter 10 the effects of heat 90 cold
The latest addition To the small parks
of Llnloa Is he Betheral Green gar
dens. an ar of nine acres In the heart
% quarter that has been poor inns
mcmogIally
PLACED end 10 end In a continuous line
the streets 90 London would extend
from the Mansion house across the en'
tire continent Of Europe ana beyond tha
Ural mountains into Asia,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

Il Is common IN Arabia 20 put cheek
10 check
The Hlndoo falls Ia the dust before
his superior
The Chlnaman dlsnounts when .
grca, man goes by.
A japanese removes his sandals,
oroscs bis hands aud cries out. spare
met
The Australian natives practice The
singular custom when meeting. Of
making a grlmace az each other
\ striking salulatlon OF the South
Sea Islanders Is 90 0.ng Jar ~ water
,v"r the heaf ~ "a friend
TIE Arabs hug aud kiss each other,
uakuT simultaneously host u In.
iuirles about each others health and
respects.
The Turs crosses his hands upon his
rcari ana makes a o. Mound oheisancc
Us maniitf,lus ia regaf, without
arilnF Ia peralnal contact with ~
.tis.t.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
a pI.rs,sr, ID Imrarl.nes b An IsopIs.

A Discovery Of importance 20 Al People
Il IS announced that German scion
list has patented o process by which
tissue BE- made that will take the place
OF the natural skin and be- absorbed as
the Injury heals. lic takes the mus
cular portion OF the iutestines OF ami
malls Both the inner and outer layers
OF membrane are removed The middle
portion ia then permi ted 10 remain for
a suitable time In a solution OF pepsin,
whea the nbers are f1und 10 be soml-
disos,el Tho substance u then treated
with rallic acid AMI tannin. Large
surface rom which the skin has been
removed ly disease or accident
may bc healed IN a short time by means
9f thls i.rsuc Il IL prepared and laid
upon the raw surface. which has pre-
viously been strrillzed.and isvery light
ly baudafei n place The union OF the
Tissue ana the surface takes place IN a
little while. and the tissue forms q
coating that answers the purpose OF tho
skin to a degree better than any known
substance. and is likely. whom still
further perfected, entirely to remove
the necessity Tor ska grating.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

iner rwenty-Ttte Years the ntfhoss
Airiim Fies'ir Ressiiri.
With figure swaihcd IN white
cloth. and IA q c0yerei With lathce
u was difficult 20 form correct NJ.
ton OF tho appearance Of the NAV
who occupied ,he nrst chair In the
Garner barber shop 10 the most
caspul observer il wa obvious That
tho7nan In Bie first chair was lahnr.
Ing under inioase excitement lie
was breathing in short gnspS his
bosom heayed unlsr the while towel
aud his han Is nervouslr clutche the
cush on seat
Fine day"
The barber was wheillng his "a .or
aud gazing vacahtly into space The
bosom un Tor the VIII to towel betrayed
new agIlat or. but the man 30 The
hrsi chair made n0 audible comment
Gong % the G ,posilion'
The convulsivo twilchlug Of The
facial muscles wa, noticeable through
the laher Tho lips worked
violently. but no sound escaped them
'llow's your iolksg'
zoe here.
The man In the isst chair hal
ierked himself into an upright posi-.
ton
see here say2n
Ills manner was positively icrooo 8
and the barber was transhxed with
CONSIDERATION
You've shaved ms for twenty Eve
yearA haven't vou" demanded the
man
. Tho barber golpsl and nodded
ioebly.
% Asked more than ten million ques'
lioas In that time
'Er.l-er. gUcss-
The barber siammsrol and looted
uncOm 'Ortlble
'ies you We asked as NAM rs that
Ia that t.mo yn have graliaily
drawn from M my entire family hts.
tory. 20 iar a. ! kaow Il Including
the fact that ny grandfather was
hung whlcn | have kept from every
body else ia tho world What u
may ask Il your purpose Ia continu-
Ing your Interrogation? Id like 10
know II | ina, what more you ex-
p ect 10 learn
All the barber could do was 10
laugh 10 soaly way and murmar
incoherenty while The man Ia The
lrsi chair rcsum n a recumbent posi-.
ton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
vEaY POLITE SHERIFF..
Hanging That Mas Cendaeisd Undst
Huies OF society.

Hanging That Mas Cendaeisd Undsf
Huies % society.
THE most polite man ! ever knew"
said J. D. Evans OF Mississippi TO a
Star writer. was colo.ed msn down
IN my country. Hc belonged before the
war 10 Colonel White. one Of the most
cultured and polished gentlemen In the
South. During reconstruction days Tom
vas elected sheriff. and the lrst year
he had the Office a white man was sen
fenced 10 be hanged knew the doomed
prisoner. and at his request was with
him several ho1rE q day Tor the last
week OF MS lie.
The sheriff came In the first time ]
was there and addressing the prisoner
said Scuse mc. Marster Bob. jess
come fur jess a little advice. Yo' zee
We ain neither oh Us used ter oere.
moni6us occasions oh dis Kin an I jess
want ter know how 20 would like Ter
have dc ga'lows -facin' lie sun or le
oder Way
"The prisoner TOLD him TO have his
face away from the sun.
Thank yo'. Mars Bob, III done hab
Il dat way. We don' wan 10 make TO
expositious 90 oursefs by not doin' what
IL propah on sich events
upon the lex, occasion. the sheriff
came Ia;
Mars Bob. 'aousc me one moment.
gemmon. jess wants ter hah 20 show
me once mo- how you done tie dat knot.
Mos curiosest knot cher seed
Upon the morning OF the iated day.
as went In. the sheriff had the doomed
man foot thrown over a chair and was
blacking his boot, the other one hay-
Ing already been polished, Mawnln'
sah.' he said 10 me. Mars Bob jess
gittln' ready. l done borrersd a suit
an necktie from de cunnel an Jess
slickin' i'm up. Den ! gifts inter my
own dress suit dat had made a pupua
an Mars Bob an me. We gwine ter be
hes dressed oh anybody
"Arraycd In mll evening dress. the
convicted man and the sherlni mounted
the scaiiold when the time came All
right now. Mars Bob. said the shcnn
AZ he adjusted the cap 'Scase me
sab. Jess a minute. aud he touched the
fatal spring "-Washiagton star.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

80 matter " tfo Primo and he nff
former are boih upiIfhi !. o. lmp0ssi.
bic for the boarier 20 fhc noTi room g.
be- Minneapolis Jonfnsl
He's great story teller" Inlmiia
bic" why. do yop know. biz ails
more than half believes be belongs 60 4
lodge g. Detroit Tribune.
The chickens don't tercrye any par
ticular credit tor going % lel early
everything they can goh5io gees to bod
before they do.-Aichiaon Globe.
Il IS matter Of curiosity 20 see how
long Washington drinking Ha.er. IL q
remains In lls preseni condition. viii be
kept out Of the hands OF the real estate
speculators Washington Star.
Young doctor ION bis honoymoonl
Just observe. wiley. dear. The curious
tinis OF the sky. That cloud poised
on the mountain crest over yonder g
exactly the color Of diseased liver"
Tit-Blts.
Cholly. "Yass. twicd 10 play golf
last summer. bat ! gave it up when J
was bit on the head and knocked silly.
Maud. Indeed that's loo bad. and can
the doctors do nothing Tor your
Truth.
Roaming Willy. u read In q medi.
cal book to-day that Il WAS unhelliny
for a Teller 10 sleep In bis undercl1lhcs"
Meandering Nike I'm mighty Elai
desc I'm wearin' don't belong ter me-"
-Norrlstown Herald.
A Kansas popnlisi la AZ work on .
new scheme 70 Increase the sum Of hu.
man happiness. lie Is trying 10 cross
the mllkwccd and the strawberry. 30
that the people may raise strawberries
and cream together. Minneapolis rrib-
une.
1T Is very unjust 10 call England
greedy" aid Willie Wilmington \
don't see what argument you can offer
In support OF that idea" We'll. look
At i77C. Ever since then Great Britain.
I think. has known when Il had
enough. Washington Star.
Does this train stop at Jimtown9
asked passenger Of a porter on o
Monon train. bound from Chicago 70
Cincinnati NO sab" was the quick
answer. dis d de express. u DO not
stop AZ JimtOwn. q 90 not even hesi-
tate. sab. o. Cincinnati Times-s,ar.
what the dickens 90 you know
about Misery" asked the baid-headed
man Of the younger one wait tiil
you get married and come home late
and have your wife lecture you ioi
three hours In whisper FOR fear OF
waking the baby. and then you Will
have some idea Of what is misery. -
indianapolis Journal.
The temperance apostle was walking
along the Sidewalk. serene Ia the con.
sciousncss Of bis own goodness. when
a well-drcs1ei man stopped him aal
shook his hand. Guess sou don't re-
member me. said the wcli-dfessei
man. "Why-ah- Three year
agn ! attended one Of your meetings
and heard you draw a graphic pietur
Of the able mochanic whose childrei
went ragged. while the children Of th'
saloonkeeper. with whom he spent III
wages. were dressed In SILKS. The siorl
fitted my case to 7" And you re
formed" should say dll reform
Went into the saloon business myself.
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

A medical authority says that a
never failing cure for a nervous head
ache Is 10 walk backward lie states
that ten minutes Is as long as is re-.
qulrou TO secure relief In ordinary cases.
II the nerves are seriously disturbed. a
little more time may be necessary. IL
il not imperative that one walk In a
straight line. but that the feet are
placed one behind the other slowly and
deliberately First put the foot back,
place the ball on the floor, then settle
back upon the heel Besides the bench
cial effects IN curing headache. d is as
serted that this gives great grace and
supplencss 10 the figure and improves
the appearance amazingly,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
nnc Ms, 60 Keep Warm.

Not an Of ms know that deep and
forced rcsplrallons will keep the entire
body in a glow Ia the coolest weather,
no matter how thlnly one may be clad.
A musician declares this 20 be a fact
worth remembering. tie was himself
half frozen To death Que night and be-
gan taking deep breaths and keeping
Inc afr In his lungs as long as pos
sible. The result was that he was thor
ourhly comfortable In a few minutes.
The deep resplrations stimulate the
blood current by a direct muscular en-
er,ion. and cause the entire system to
become peryaded with the rapidly'gen-
Grated heat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
Mat.r..i.rsII.nt Mali..

To be abe to make walls that VIII
entirely resist moisture o. Of great i'm
p1riance ln localities where the earth
Is damp and soddon. Experiments have
been made with brick aud sandstone
saturated with oils OF various kinds.
% iR proven that raw and boiled lin
seed Oh are the best substances with
which 90 treat such wall materials u
bricks are heated az hot as they can be-
handled with bare hand then dropped
iaio oil and allowed 90 remlln there un-
90 cold. then placed whore they VIII
ain and laid To- wall with good
lrtland cement mortar, they arc prac.
aeally lmneryiou1 to water Of course.
great deal OF expense attends ihia
work. bat there are places where moth
ing else seems 20 answer as well, For
ordinary cellars and walls. where such
extreme nicely Of handling Is no, re-
Qulred. thick coating OF Portland CO.
mcni mortar laid on very smoothly and
waah,i over with several very thin
coats Of almos, sll Portland. viii secure
the utmost dryness and cleanliness
The qualities OF Portland cement are
not fully appreciated by the average
householder
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

The office Of Champion ll England
vas instituted In the reign OF Richard
Il. On the soyercign's coronation day
he rode mp 20 Westminster han on a
white horse. proclaimed the title Of tn
new monarch and, throwing down a
gauntlet OF iron gloye, challenged any
who dared dispute his ighl 10 the
throne 20 single combat,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

A new use has been discovered for
Welsh tnplaies which may have an Inn
portant bearing on that languishlng in
dustry. 4 consignment OF Indian tea
packed In tin-plaie chests has been re-
celved. Tho result Is pronounced a great
improvement on the old method. the
aroma OF the tea being better preserved,
Il ls thought that the new packing
cases will b. generally adopted by In
dian Tea packeTs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

No propaganda OF theories will ever
mako life without man possible 20
woman any more than life Is possible
10 man without woman. Any kind OF
woman In whose scheme marriage Is
desplsed IL pathological and what she
needs is not the ballo, but the Doctor
san Francisco Argonaut.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

The river Euphrales lowed through
the city OF babylon, aud on each side
OF liz banks the walls OF the city were
carried up 10 height as great as at
any other point SO that even during a
seige the city was as fOrmldably de-
Tended on tae river as on the land
side.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12
rnR HoRsEsH0E WI rH0UT NAILS
rnpER pARr Of AHnE.

means Of a spring elm %, which may
he OF any strength desired 10 has one
end fast to she foot OF G, e rear upright
extension Of thu calk. an tho other end
has a metallic bearing. attached 10 the
hoof on inch or moro further back
than where the last nail isusually dri''
en. The point OF the lcross, as they
are tarned In. pross upon the center Of
this spring. and thus, while the screw
presses the ciinch hrmly Gown to hold
the shoe aad hooi tightly together the
spring reacts upon the screw with equal
pressure. This spring easca this soild'
dead blow that IL ordinarily given by
the hoof when the shoe Is fastened ny
means Of nails.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-12

Donghhead Your cane 10 good COM
many when you're walking alone. sup
pose.
Jaaley-Yes. and when I'm watkins
with yeu TOO. Roxbury Gazette.