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The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
THE DOG YoWLED.
Mrs. O'Brien Says He Saved Her ILfe-Fire
on Fore Street.

Mrs John O'Brien, who lives on the
top floor of a three-story tenement house
on an alley way off Fore street, says
that she owes her life and that OF her
daughter to little dog who discovered
that the house was on fire and parked
and scratched and yowled until the peo-
pie in the house got out of 1t. MRS.
| O'Brien herself opened the door from
her room on the back of the house and
as she did so .wasi met by burst OF
flames and smoke which singed her hair
and; frightened her so that it took her
some hours to get over it. In the mean
time someone of the many neighbors had
seen tho fire which was in front room
on the top floor. and the alarm was sound
ed from box Al, at the corner of Deer
and Free streets, about $50 o'clocksalast
evening. Every italian in the vicinity
who could talk English and many who
could not, as we'll as all the young men
in the neighborhood, claimed to have
pulled in the alarm, but whoever gave the
signal the fire department was not long
getting to the spot and a stream soon
had the flames extinguished.
Mrs. O'Brien let man named Dono-
van have the room where the fire started
late yesterday afternoon. An oil stove,
which was used to give heat and light
for this particular chamber, is said to
have exploded and the room in question
was badly damaged. The building is
owned by Mrs. Frazier. who also owns
many of the other buildings in the vioin-
ity But Mrs. O'Brien says that II it
hadn't been for the dog, Molly, CHATS
her daughters nane) and her self would
never have got out of the buildings alive.
A young man named Collins, who
lives in a house near where the fire oc-
ourred, and another young man named
Jimmie Robinson, distinguished them
selves soon after the fire was discovered
BY going thorugh the house, which was
| full of smoke and at the risk OF being
| suifocated, or burned, made sure that
there was no one in the building. Young
Collins has shown himself to be possessed
! of considerable nerve several times be-
| fore and once last summer he saved three
men from drowning near the boston
boat wharf.
A serious incident of the fire, was the
finding in one of the rooms of man
who had been overcome by smoke. His
name was Wayland Bigelow, and he IS
about 40 years of age. 1t is supposed he
went into the house, soon after the lire
was discovered intending to render assls-
lance to the inmates. When found he
was unconscious and his face, forehead
and hands were badly burned. He was
taken to the Maine General hospital
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
UNION MISSIONARY SERVICE.

There will be held in the vestry of the
Second Parish church tomorrow after
noon, beginning at 2. 80 O'Clock. union
missionary service. The subject of the
meeting will be Personal Element
Missionary Work. The subject will he
opened by papers and discussions. fol
lowed by question box. Miss Mary 5
Morrill,, in whose honor the meeting is
held, as it Is her birthday, will sptak Of
her work among the Chinese.
This meeting will be followed immedi-
ateIy BY, a quiet hour service. con
Quoted by Mrs. Fem. 1t will be remem
bered by the ladies of our Congregation
al churches, that for several years this
date, the Gath of March, hns been =
served in a similar manner, and its OBJ
servance has become known as Mi IS
Morrilps birthday party" These parties
have had one unusual feature, however,
for she, in whose honor they were given;
has never been in attendance, for thou
sands of miles have always interviewed be,
tween her and them. On this occasion
che will be present, and like the genial
woman that she Ia will cordially vel
come all invited guests, and every per
son interested in missionary work If
already an invited guest and will SC
consider herself. 1t ia hoped that there
will be large attendance at this service,
for it may be the last opportunity OF
meeting Miss Merrill before her departure
for China, for she even now is making
preparations to return.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
THE CADET BALL.

The annual drill and ball of the Port
land High School Cadets will occur Fri
day night at the Auditorium. The open
ing numb on the programme will be a
concert by Cbandler's Band at 730.
Promptly at SIS the assembly will
sound, and the companies will fall into
line along the lower end of the hall. Ma
jor Boyd will then bring his command IN
to column of companies, while Capt. Wat
son wheels his big guns into position on
the left to be reviewed by his Honor,
Mayor Randall. Following the review
companies Ethe will give battalion
drill under command of the Major A
new setting up drill has been issued, and
this will be the most picturesque specta-
ole of the evening. To complete the mill =
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.


Whereas, Susie j. Dickey of Lowell, Mass.
by her deed dated the first day of APRIL A. y:
1898, and recorded in Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds, book 500, page $3.50, conveyed to me. The
undersigned. in mortgage q certain plsce o.
real estate situated in Standish, in the County
+ Cumberland; and bounded as follows, , VIZ;
Decormier's land on the southerly side line OF
the town way. which said town way leads from
the Sebago road $50 called by the house OF Z,
H. Parker to Sehago Lake, thence southwest
ery on line Of said town way ye rods thence ,s nc.
thence on line Of SAID Litteheds
erly corner thereof, thence southeasterly on line
Of said Idttlefeld's to the land of the Portland
& 0gdensburg R. R. Co., thence northeasterly
on said companys line two rods. more or less,
to land of said John Decormier, thence north
westerly on line of said Decormer's land to
the point begun at the same decided to the late
A. d. 1879, recorded in Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds, book 456, page 400 and the conditions OF
said mortgage having been broken l. the under
signed. by reason thereof claim foreclosure.
Dated, sebago Lake, March 2ist, 1898,
mar23 d1aw3wW
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
These transfers have been reported:


Diantha A Bean of Portland to Maria
Cushman of Portland, land and buildings
In Portland on State street.
Alexander r. Bailey of Deering to
Lucinda Hanson of Portland, land al
Deering between Morrills Corner to Cum.
berland Mills.
Jennie L. Eaton and Carrie NJ. john
son of Lubec to Olive b. Whitney of
South Portland, land at Knightville on
the Town road.
Charlotte NJ Marchant of Pownal to
Louis Sirves of Powral. spring privilege
at Pownal.
Frank E. Cobb of Windham to Cyrus
B. Varney of DeeJing, land at Deering on
Maple street, near Forest avenue.
Albion H. Hawkes. of Westbrook to
Josiah II. D. Minship Of Westbrook, land
at Westbrook on Warren street.
.. Carl &. Susskraut of Buffalo, N. Y, to
Herman W. Susskraut Of Portland, land
and buildings ON Free street. land with
buildings on Middle street, numbered 1872.
and land with buildings on South street.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
BLIND RUN PORTLAND WHEEL
CLUB.

The third annual blind run of the Port.
land Wheel club occurred last evening aud
was q great success in every way The
members OF the club left the club house
at clock and took the el3ctrics for the
Cape stopping at the ferry. A cruise on
the good ship Elizabeth City brought the
members to Portland pier, where the
steamer Percy ", was taken for Peaks
island. The runners landed at the island
and remained a short while when they
were again called together and conducted
aboard the steamer. This time they were
conveyed TO Falmouth horeside. Town
nall had been engaged AID banquet was
served therein. After supper the ste m
er conveyed the wheelmen back to the
city, arriving here at midnight. George
r. Stevens, as captain OF the club, con-
Quoted the party. The entertainment
committee were c. III. P. Steele and e..
A futile.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23

MAINE STATE S. S. ASSOCIAT ION.
Mr. George H. Arcbibf Id, eminent in
.. S. work, has been secured by the
Maine State S. S. Association to labor in
our state. Mr.. Archibald is now giving
a Workers Week" to different cities and
large towns throughout the state. He has
just closed meetings of this series in Saco
and Biddeford. So gratited We're the
workers there over the pleasure and profit
derived that they made their appreciation
known by the following resolution:
Since Mr.. George II. Archibald, general
secretary of the Maine State S. 5. Asso-
citation, has given the members of the
Saco and Biddeford district association a
Workers Week." of great profit.
hearty thanks for his wise and carefully
matured instruction in methods and
work; also in the department. OF self AND
the pupil together with rich exposition
Of Gods word; also
Resolved, That we assure the State >.
S. Association of our entire confidence in
the work that he is doing and congratu-
late the executive committee upon having
so valuable man in the field.
At the second annual convention of the
Portland District S. S. Association, held
in the Chestnut street Methodist church.
Portland, on Thursday, March II, Archi-
bald was present and, by his talks to S.
S. teachers, added largely to tie interest
and profit of the session. At that con.
vention the following resolutions was
passed:
IA Resolved, That we appreciate the efforts
of the Maine State S. s. Association te
assist our schools in advanced methods
and plans for work. That we heartily en-
dorse its selection of Mr. George H
Archibald as teacher of teachers ant
| leader of leaders. That we express oul
gratitude for the great privilege this weef
has afforded us of sitting in council with
| him.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
OEA1 HIS

In this city, March %. Abbie Louise Jacobs.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at LAO O'CLOCK,
at Free Street Baptist Church.
In this city March II. John Andrew, aged
Funeral this Wednesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock, from his late residence, No. Larch
street,
Charles and Della L. Jortberg, aged ] days.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock, fl ON No.
1b8 ST. John street. -
In Standish March 81, Rancellier Blake, aged
so years IL months 8 days.
In Saco, March 16, Mrs. Kezia Cove, aged
n years. -
bert Barnes. aged 43 years months.
In Sullivan, March IL, Charles ID. Small, aged
55 years.
drews. aged % years. -
In Camden, March IS, Lucy Thorndike. aged
80 years.
In Rockand March II. Lydia W. Wiggn
| aged 81 years.
In Montvllle. March IL, Mrs Simon Erskine
In Belfast. March IL, Mary NJ Miller, aged
| 80 years.
In Winterport, March 14th, Mrs. Nathan
| Downes, aged rs years.
! In Swanville, March Ia, Mary Frances Knowl
| ton. aged 26 years.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
CELEBRATED ST. PATRICK's DAY

Chicago. March 22.-Col Marcus Cava-
nagh has been relieved of the command
of the Seventh Regiment, Illinois Ma
tional Guard, by Gov. Tanner for parad-
ing his troops St. Patrick's day. Lieut..
Col. Moriarity has been placed in COM
mand.
Col. CaYanagh stated today that he
had made application in regular form for
permission to parade to Gen. Wheeler
of the brigade. cit has been the custom
of the Seventh Regiment TO parade on
the Irish National holiday whenever there
was public celebration said he.
s'The proceed Mt WIS we'll established, and
the usual nreliminsries were observed. 3"
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23

Duck Pond, March 22.-The snow il
leaving fast.
The Vinell boys are doing good bust
ness in making sap this year; it is OF
the best quality, being pure maple syrup.
Mr.. Edward Hawkes. is quite sick. He
is attended by Dr. Harper.
Miss Louise Royals has been visiting
at the Elms, also DR.. BE-. Marshall. The
doctor is in poor health, and DR.. Knight
is doing his work for the present. DR..
Marshall has hosts of friends, who are
anxious for his recovery, as he is one OF
the most successful doctors.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
TWO MEN KILLED.

San Rafael Cali, March %. An ex,
plosion occurred today at the works OF
the United States Smokeless power com.
pany near here G. A. Jenoks, one OF
the head employees, and llaborer named
Jensen, were killed,
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
5xssS-
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tenn when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be
used except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by f. ]. Cheney & Co... Toledo, O.,
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls CataIrh Cure be sure you get the gen
Toledo Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co. Testi-
monials free.
~ Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
MARRIAGES.

In Pennington, March IL. Herbert E. Farm er
of Wilton and Miss Mallie E. Bangs of Farm
ington.
and Mrs. Jane M. Gr:ndle OF Lamoine.
In Bremen, Frank E. Waltz and Fannie b.
Mathews, both of Waldoboro
In Deer Isle, Abijah w. Hardy and Mrs.
Louise G. Davis.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23

Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man a
clear head, an active brain, q strong. Wig
orous body-makes him fit for the battle
Of life.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT.

taly programme Battery A under Cap
tain Watson Will give an enthusiastic ar
tillery drill. This will be novel fea-
t ire. Two twelve hundred pound cannon
will be drawn upon the floor dismounted,
mounted and fred with as much regu-
larity and precision as United States
b tttery would do the same.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23

The exhibit of Seven Sutherland Sis
tiers hair preparations at the store OF
Schlotterbeck, Foss & Co., is attracting
merited attention. Exhibit closes Sat
urday. Don't wait; go today.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
The Wonderful Witcnory
BLACKS.

OF course, and VIII at only
color is suited to every sea"
son i? H9Iack again" Yes,
and what only color is suited
80 tall or short, stout or
slender people? "siack 70
be sure"
Right again, and once
more w hat color has the
grace, elegance. ccngruify,
yes and style that no other
single color has ?
sob, black, If you must
know" That's just what
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-23

we've been thinking we just went over this sto
new Black Dress Goods. And YOUTH endorse our n
alton.
Permit us to make statement, and confidently
the proving of it to you.
Right here's the lar gest-by many pieces-the
Varied collection Of 5a OK Dress goods in the state
SATIN. Whip Cord so inch, designs
BRO cADE SATIN. Diagonal curious weave,
AREaURE. Wi til Brocade figures,
zg-zag unique, beautiful,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY AZ inch.
CANVAS CLOTH. Snug weave Mohair finish,
inches wide
STORM SERGE. 52inch 75c quality
cREPO elegance FUCKERS mad corrugated cnkle
Pus Quilted Where luster aenates with
The King of fabrics for spring of 1885,
Take your pick of prices.
AL the black within week.
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st STATE 3 q nth Dakota, County Of Brule IS:

state OF inth Dakota, County of Brule ss:
:. The state II South Dakota sei,ds greeting: to
n w. Jortt and ID. Hayes Harmon.
f0u ure l. 'chy nntihel that on tho it!i day of
Nov, "A. u 1855, the then Treasurer OF said
cunt yof II ulc exposed for sale. and sold tho
foliowing " al Estate tO.wit: NWli of Section
In Ho"nsh y 10! ~. Range GS wet OF eth p.
~, n the sthia af South Dakota, for tn. taxes
Ter the year 'sat Slt on, then due ard d-iin.
Inent theret-'; thnt Mt said time arh place, j. A.
smith. the u.ticrsigncd, bid tn. nmouat nf >aid
taxes. int.re and costs, due thereon and is now
tin lawful o'I ner and h"ld.r Of the Certificate
nf Purchase herefor, ard TINT tio right OF re.
ei9ption " expire md deed for said land
VII be mndnI unless redemption from such sale
De made witt II sixty days from u. date OF com.
piet-d servicI OF this nutice on Won.
Scott Hayej Ayt, j A SxirH.
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Very ln,portant.


Some medicines help sometimes aud
somebody only. but oeyera's Balsam for
Lungs helps always and everybody atiict-
ed with Cough, Cold, Hoarseness and
Group. Mr.. Charles Spindler. Summit.
Mimi, writes: Seyera's Balsam for lungs
helps always. 1 believe in this medicine,
because it has proved to be Il sure cure
in every instance. BY timely using
Severa's Balsaln Tor Lungs serious
maladiss VIII he always prevented.
Seyeva'S Balsan FOR Lungs is not in
tended Itr relieving u cough only, but for
effecling a permanent cure. Ii soothes
aud heals the irritated surfaces, promotes
expectoration and stops every cough in
the shortest timc. Price 25 and 80 cents.
Cold produces often great rains in I'll
chest or in otter parts OF the body.
To allay pain you will find Seyera's St.
Gotharls Oil the crown of all Family
Liniments.
Price so cts.
W. L. Scvera, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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County Court Notice.

Stata of So, p,th Dakota, County OF Brule ~.
In tho mast OF the Estate OF George Schlegel
Decreased.
he state oil Sonth Dai ots sends greeting to
i;eus NJ law y, next of kin uf GeorIe Schlrscl.
Il d'ceaasd. andi to all TO whom taase pr.seIts
may come
NotiC. Is lie h,by given. thnt Matt;s Barber has
nled wit'r tho ,ndsr of this CouTt. Il petition
praying ior 'ttcrs OF Administration of III =
Estate ~ fGaGll'e Schless.. deceased, and that
aiondar tho Al day Of JANUARY 1898 Mt twu
O'Clock p. NJ. SAID day, being n day of a regn-
lar ter Il OF ,hiy Cont. to-wit: t,f the January
term. ISIS, NJ u Office of the County Judge in
the city pf Clint berlain County of Brnl.. S. d..
has be IL set fut hearin; an;d petition, when md
, where any persia Interested may npp.ar and
show csus" VIII, The said petition shoald not be
Eat,d Mt rhas.hcrlain thi; i:h day Of Deccm-
bcr A. D., 1857.
JAMES DEowS
Judge of the County Conrt.
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State oA son,h Dakota. County II Brule ss:
=, The ETY. ""f south Dakota sends greeting: TO
Charles n asun Renk,ne S;mson ard Ctas. s. II.
Simsnn
:, f"n are ier.ty Motif ID that on the III day of
Nov. \. ", 1889 the then Treasurer of said
.3untyof itrule exposed for s.le. and sold the
iinitoWIng Zeal lI-ta'e tnw,t: SWii Of Sectinn
II in Township l0a ", Range Gs west Of 9Th p.
~, n the litste Of South Dakota, for the taxes
for the yt'T 1924, Se5.li. then due ara delin.
Gnent ihe' pn; TINT at enid time ard place, J. A.
Smith the Undersigned, bid the amount Of said
taxes, lnte est and corts, due thereon nE is row
The wful Nwnnr and holder of the Certificate
ot fnr.hast therefor, and thnt the right nf re-
demption Ell expire and u deed for ts,id land
will be matt'. unless redemption from such sale
be made VII hin sixty davs from the date OF com.
llcted servlie uf this notice on you,
Scott Ifnt,s, Agt. j, A. SMITH.
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roucn T,,e BANKER.

Parkston Courier:-Not long since a
banker Of onr city was heard to remark:
well, I'll never do it again. No, l will
never help get up stock for, and rush
farmers into building creamery; no, I
will never do it again. Heretofore
could always lend the farmers money
at good rate OF interest, 10 buy their
twine and repairs for harvesting, but
this year they all have money of thelr
own to buy without borrowing any at
the bank. When YOU catch me doing
that kind Of a thing again, call me n
sardine or chump. Nc, sir, ] will
never help build another creamery
while ruu a bank.
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smith.

A number from hero attended the
Christmas exercises in town.
Beatrice Brown spent few days with
e. cousin Emma McCleary.
W. l.. LcCreny aid family ate Christ
mas turkey at w. II. Wyants.
The schools OF our township had
Christmas exercises Dec. 81.
Mr.. aud hra. Doty, Rev. and Mrs.
Brown Of Kimball and Miss Maggie
Currens OF Mitchell visited friends mere
Tuesday. They visited the school OF
John aud Dsnuls Brady, in the after
noon.
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Not Far Away.

l&-I -s.-S=1~ - - 49,
The GnArAIc wants good correspondent in
every township in the east half of Brule county
or from any other part of the county. Stamped
envelopes and all stationary will be furnished.
and an the Only Strictly h,ornl Newspaper in South
Dakota to boot. If the correspondent is al
ready paid subscriber, an extra copy will be
sent to any address. Correspondence Of this
kind devrlopes n readiness with the pen and is
stimulus 10 excellent efforts. JOIN our corps
result,
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DiRerence in cowa.

Waterloo COnrier:-GeO. v. Fnw,ar re.
turned from the creamery convention ut
Charles City last night. lie says Prof.
Curtis. OF the Ames college, detailed hi
pxperlsnce in feeding COWS for butter
producers, and t:e declared that in q
herd OF fifteen animals all cared for in
like manner there was wide variance
On u IS than cents worth OF feed some
cows IN the herd would produce a pound
of butter, while the cost of feeding 9th.
ers compared with the yield ranged as
high as 15 cents to the pound.
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AIouunv the spo,,

Sioux City Journal:-lu a Sunday
school class of little children in one Of
the churches of the city the teacher asked
one of the little fellows:
WHO made you?"
God" replied the yonngster, WHO was
inclined to ba prec6cious.
How do you know God made you?"
asked the instructor.
II was there when he did it," an
swsred the pupil, with more truth and
humor probably than the little fellow
meant to express.
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State of South Dako.n, County of Brole ss:

State OF South Dakota, County of Brule ss:
The state OF south Dakota sends greeting: to
YoG arh hereby notified that on tic ~, day %
Nov. A. D.. lsg5 tie then 1'rea.urern: ssitl
Comfy OF !,rue exposed for snle: aud .,old :he
i"iioM,ns j., kenl Estste to w;t eWi. Of Section
10 - IN T;>Esbip l0i N. Range is west of 5th r.
M-,In state of South Dakota. for tho taxes
Tor the ,ssa. 1921, sl2 on. then ,iu" aud delin-
Inent ny 1eon: that at said lime and place. j. A.
smith. g undersigned. bid the amount Of said
taxes. IN ,rest and costs due thereon and il now
the iawf "wn.r and hulder of the Certificate
Gf !'nrcl,.se therefor, and that the right of re-
demptioi will expire md II deed for sad lind
VIII be NJ adc, unless redemption fran snch sale
br MADE sti,ip sixty dn,s from the ,ieic Of com
Sc-it II ayes. Aet. j 4, SBlru
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THE GRAPHIC.

On ob Work of e' "ry description executed III the
~ style ani at hxest prices. The most com
a,ANste steam ps'w. ltlnnt iii the county.
advertisements ios accompanied by instruct
. viii be inset cd until ordered out and will
atl-,hsrged for accordingly.
aNspssy ndverti. enants 10 cents an inch YER
GaaEth. single colt mn wide Locals and 10 cts
ih\S acconlingn position.
G,Ihrespondence-, ,antcd from all parts Of the
sop1\ and from a, ywlerc else. Short comrnu.
aicaN\ nus Of sencn interes: always welcome
pcrsaE al aun.reiss l, spectfully declined.
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The rate at which Mckinney pardons
bank-wreckers and emhezz'ers is giving
his party much worry aad we'll it might.
SO far he has turned loose from peneten-
ttsries twelve bank cmbpzzlers and
wreckers-a pretty tough record for
nine months.
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A winning Trio.
f Parkston Adyance:-Three RS cut
quite figure in this country once. but
three C's. cows, calves and creamery, are
the standard in this state now.
Right. to the point.

Carthage News: s:-The News is news
paper and it prints'hll of the news. But
we do not consider as news every cat
and Dug fpnt that occurs, nor do we
give free cheap puffs to every jaw thai
comes along