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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

The Charm MlnlnN aud Milling Com
pany. with capitalization Of t2i1,00O
and aharla at 81, incorporated today.
The compnny'H properly consists of fivc
claims situated In the Detroit mining
district. Willard County. Clarence X.
Mccormick II president. NJ. $. Brown
ms. vice presidents ". 3. Crlsmon. Sec
rotary and treasurer. John r. Cowan
and GcorHs nuahy directors.
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giIiCAuD MAItKIrs.
live STOCK

Chicago. Nov -cattic-Reccipts,
n 200. choice cattle firm Short horns
and ii"r.f0rdH sod TODAY at i.li. othcrr
slow a. cents lower Reeves, i2jnii3i
cows. 3O0ati1. he,iers. 3i0N 40. can
mere. 2.O0al9o. stockefs and feeders.
2g5aat0. T,XnH grass steors. 3.25nisa;
Texas ted bccycs. lejU5.3j, Westerns,
iOndi.gs
Iiog--iiocclnta today, 5000. tomor-
now. sfo00. ie0 over 3sN. shade easier.
Mixed and butchers, as0niOj. good 10
choice, heavy, aonTt0ii rough heavy,
a5iu3si. nght. $500 100. bulk ~ sales.
1.r0niO1.
sheep Receipts. 1900 sheep. firm,
active. Natiyo wothcrs. aC0Uii0. vest.
crns. 3550ii5. Lambs. steady active;
native. t.O0db2 %. western. 31tH5.i0.
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Goop ORE ~ rnE ELY MINE.
Ore Uncovered In tho shaft which Runs
Up To sixty Dollars q Ton.

News has Just been received Of the
uncoNerins " some ore In the Ey
Mining company's shaft which runs
between 600 and $50 In gold per ton. A
small shipment OF cyanldes was sent In
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The local poultry markets continue
70 pc slulted with consignments OF
Eastern poultry, As consequence
prices are stlll In demorniized state.
turkoyB selling as low US 10 cents o
pound. II appears improbable that the
mhrkst VIII change much before
Thanksgiving.
Strictly fresh eggs are In good de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Money ON call easier nt 6 per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 5hni per cent.
sterling exchange heavy with actual
business In bankers bills M flhMl s
Tor demand and at f.sihh1 for 90
days posted rates, i.s2nh aud i,bsisu
81: commercial bills. is0nA.
silver ccriinentcr. isAdt9a.
liar silver, iqh.
Mexican dollars. az.
Government bonds. strong: 2's rex"
i.0iis: o. reg. 09h. no coupon. i.Osh :
now e. reg. a2i. do coupon. i.a2a
old a. reg. i.i3h, do coupon. Lbs
% res. i.iih do coupon. LIN.
THE METALS.
New York. Nov 23.--Copper. = tot.
brokers ~. exchange n. casting 1854,
Load-stondy. unchanged.
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December wheat opened at 66hlhi
May nt nav. December cnsed on 10
CcN and Mny to 50h11l.
Close-whent-Dc cGisdh. May.
iOA
Corn-Nov.. 3gis: May. $50.
Oats-Soy.. 227s12l. May 2it.
Pork-Nov sos. May. 9t0ug.Gsh.
Hibs-Nov., ASIA. May $40
Lard-Nov.. $50. May. $50.
Whcnt-So, 2. red. Gs1G9. No
]. red. C5dG5ik. No. g hard winter. $50
northern spring. ESQ 50is SO. ;. spring.
s.. No. J. hard winter. Cost. No. /.
northern spring. GilsgioH' No ?.
62n1Ois.
oais-No. 2. AK NJ :. s5's.
Ryc-5iA..
Barlcy-350tj
Tlmothy-2A0.
ElnN-i9l
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Campbell a Grecn-. stock nrok.rs.
IL W. Second South ST. Telephone 5gs
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Try McDon0Id's Crock cough Drops.
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For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago, NEWER.
kansaa city, -. Louis, ut.hc yaltry
and interim, ii.,s POINT, 90. sea-. 100 IN.
lhtsiiis e. 7i5 a. IN
1of uatho.d Beach, fuoeie ami Tenni.
m nu 49,; MAJ, 1sa
hiefnsdiaie ruintt.. ................. pt3 a m.
luf Ogden, Ouaha, ChisHgs. Denver,
Kansas CITY. St Louis and San rran.
., $50 a. IN.
~ @, :, ,., i,,',s,.; $50 p. N.
rl 81 o lgn' ~ ,i, ch,,,,so ... $40 .. m.
~ n,srne'l'is points ...,.......,,,. SIS =. m.
fnaliy etcuff Sunday.
CITY TICKET OrtfCr, Masonic pio.h. No. 10,
West srcufd south itrtet
y. ErCir@, u 4 ufufry
"e"' franc NaaaR aen q. and T. A.
Hairrfluent AMI General M4Una..
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TINT NNWU IN III III VNIUUTW II, IEVl-
ARRIVE.
Prom Ogden. Chicago, Omaha. 81 Louis,
kan.,. CRY ard Deever-. $50 m.
Tfum Ogden, rnrtitnd. Spokane, Bntie,
Helena and san ffanciscn-...............D 0l O. m.
'frum Milford, sarpste, Provo. Inter
alell.,s tna,. .............. Gas m.
PROM Ogden, Chicago, NJ. Louis Kanss-
ty,Omths. Denver and san Francisco 500 % ~,
ialss. ID. ....,;.....;....,...,,s'. 100 p m
from Iintle, Mercuf and intermediate
ralni,s. ..,... $50. ,......;. osop IN.
and ntsfmelate pniuts .4..... go D. M.
ifun Ogden, nutta, san Francisco and
Inienaedlaie -. $50 p N.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-26
FACTS OF REAL INTEREST.

Holland is the only country in Eu-
rope that admits coffee free of duty.
The Denmark dykes have stood the
storms Of more than seven centuries.
An important industry of Paris IL
the manufacture of toy soldiers from
sardine and other tins that have been
thrown away.
A remarkable feature of India Is the
number of deserted capitals. There
are no less than three old Delhis, all
close TO each other, and south of the
present city.
Tobacco was discovered in san Do
mingo in 1889; in Yucatan by the
Spaniards in 1920. 1t was introduced
into France in 1860 and into England
in 1888.
In certain parts of Africa ii Is con
sidered a mark of disrespect TO bury
out of doors ut all. Only slaves are
treated in such unceremonious fash
ion. The honored dead are buried an
der the floor of the house.
Corks are being made for medicine
bottles which will drop the liquid i'll
stead of pouring it, an air inlet being
cut in opposite sides OF the cork, With
bulb over the air inlet to control the
air vacuum inside the bottle
The Swedish mile is the longest mile
In the world A traveller IN Sweden
when told that he is only about mile
from desired point. had better hire
horse. for the distance he will have
to walk, IL he chose in his ignorance
to adopt that mode Of travel. is exact
ly IL, 100 yards.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

The average woman robs her hus
band of a lot of attention which she
gives TO eat that hates him.
A man judges a man by the kind OF
cigar he smokes; woman judges ci-
gar by the kind of man that smokes IT.
There is generally only one worse
fool than the woman who refuses a
man twice and that Is the man who
asks her twice.
Tho women always let on that they
have To refuse lot of men, but the
ones that really let any get away are
as scarce as hens teeth.
Methuselah probably didn't enjoy his
old age much because there We're SO
many younger men who had more ex-
perience in everything than he had.
The more woman studies finance
the surer she is that nothing makes Il
thing 80 clear as "A pattern
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-26
A Model Republic.

Switzerland is the least illlterale as
we'll as the most truly prosperous
country in the world. She Is. in fact.
the only republic, for the people make
the laws. Her government Is of the
people. In Switzerland, to work with
your hands is honorable manual
training for both boys and girls is Il
part Of the public school system.
Switzerland has no navy, for the same
reason that Bohemia has not and
while every man is a soldier. yet three
weeks service every year is only a
useful play spell. In Switzerland there
is no beggardom and little vice. Every
where life and property are safe The
people are healthy and prosperous and
happy.
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iRONiCAL IFS.

II you want your ears pierced pinch
the baby.
If you are n gentleman You will not
have to advertise the fact.
If you are a victim to sleep let the
baby eat crackers in bed
II pun is the lowest form of wit it
must be the foundation OF it,
If advice could be made an active
principle II might accomplish more
good.
IL told to go soak your head the
pawnbroker probably wouldn't give
you much on ii.
II man sits on bent pin he is apt
to rise suddenly and speak briefly and
pointedly.
II you inquire after some peoples
health they proceed to enlighten you at
great length.
II there's nothing in name IT'S
queer what becomes OF the things n
man sometimes puts In his wife's
name.
4.
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BLASTS FROM RAMS HORN

IL will not pay TO be always asking
Will IL pay:
Inhdelity plucks the flowers and
SCOTS at the gardener.
1t is only the coward that unds II
necessary To be cruel.
1t Is not opposition without, but
apathy within that hlnders.
Competition may be the life of bust
ness, but ii Is the death of the church.
The safety vaults OF yonr heavenly
treasures may be the hnnds Of the
needy.
To turn new leaf Is not enough;
there must he a new life 10 make the
record.
Many man viii slam the door Ia
the devils face and open a window TO
let him in.
Circumstances may make you poor
in pocket: but you alone are To blame
II you are not rich in thought,
II is hard for the preacher 70 Leep
people from the opera IN the week
when he runs as near 10 II as he can
on Sundays.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-26
A FRIENDLY CHAT.

Poor Is the frlendless master OF n
world.-Young.
or friends, however humble, seorn
not one.-Wordsworth.
II is said that friendship between
women is only suspension of hostil.
ities.-Riyarol.
Friends are the thermometers by
which we may judge the temperature
OF our fortunes.-Lady Blesslngton.
When ] see leaves drop from their
trees In the beginning of autumn, just
such. think l. is the friendship of the
world. Whilst the sap of maintenance
lasts my friends swarm in abundance;
but in the winter of my need they
leave me Warwick.
Tully was the first who observed
that friendship improves happiness and
abates misery. by the doubling OF our
joys and dividing of our grief; n
thought In which he has been followed
by all the essayers upon friendship
that have been written since his time.
Addison.
The noblest part of friend is an
honest boldness In pointing out my err
rors. He that tells me of a fault. aim.
ing at my good l must think him wise
and faithful-wlse i'll spying that
which see not; faithful. In plain ad-
monishment. not tainted with fattery.
--Feltham.
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DEVIOUS DEFINITIONS.

Pensions The silver lining oi war
clouds.
Cynic-The man who has an unreci-
procated love for himself
Condensed The quart of milk You
get in pint measure.
Lucls-The only thing that enables
your neighbor to surpass you.
Employee \ man who does lots Of
work and draws but little salary.
Omcial-A man who draws lots Of
salary and does but little work.
Skeptic--A man who * never sure of
the time when he consults his watch.
Hero-A man who risks his life to
rectify mistakes of the fools who APP
plaud him.
Honesty ingredient in the make
up of the man who pays his debts be-
fore indulging in luxuries.-Chieago
News.
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QUEER ADVERTISEMENTS.
Some Awkwar,iiy worded Notices Fount
in Newspapers.

Some Awkwar,ily worded Notices Fount
in Newspapers.
NO person." wrote an imaginative
undertaken, lever having tried one OF
these air-tlght collins OF ours will ever
use any other
This is supplemented by the truthful
but discouraging advertisement OF a
dentist: Teeth extracted with great
pains"
A western farmer adyertises for
woman to Wash, iron and milk two
cows"
An advertisement once appeared In
a Washington paper for "a room for a
young man 10 by ~
This is an advertisement from the
columns OF an English court journal:
Blankets, Blankets. Blankets For
domestic and charitable purposes OF
every description, quality. size and
weight"
The following advertisement is from
an Australian paper: Wanted, a young
woman (the palmer the better) to help
a small gentee family in their domes-
tic matters; one without ringlets pre-
ferred.
An American paper published in Par
is recently contained the following
unique advertisements "A young man
of agreeable presence, and DESTROYS of
getting married. would like to make
the acquaintance OF an aged and expe-
rienced gentleman who could dissuade
him from taking the fatal step"
Here Is a specimen OF domestic ad-
vertising from the columns OF the Lon
don Times: Mrs. George Ashton, 5
Victoria street, Westminster, takes this
opportunity of thanking her numerous
friends for their kind letters of sym
pathy on the dissolution of her mar
riage."
The court OF Schleswig- Holstein once
issued the following curious notice:
AT the request of Herr Peter Lehman
eff Altoona, the seaman Dietrich Lob
man, who was born In kirchmoor in
November, 1913, and was drowned on
the journey from Stockton TO Ham
burg while sailing in the ship Bertha
Jenny. is hereby called upon to appear
before this court and report himself
on or before Friday, January 20. 1898,
at II o'clock p. NJ, under pain OF being
declared dead"
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A TERRIBLE TALE.
An Account of Corporal Hardtaek's Larg1
Order and Rude Awakening.
CVI ,pTED

An Account of Corporal Hardtaek's Larg1
Order and Rude Awakening.
CHAPTER l.
Corporal Hardtack entered Delmon
ieo's the moment no arrived in New
York City. He had his months pay
which amounted TO several Thousand
dollars and 10 cents.
Carefully he looked over the gold
plated menu.
Bring me turtle SOUP" he said Il
the Garcon.
"Oui"
Baked salmon trout"
''Oui"
And n bottle of Sauterne'
'Oui, monsieur.
And when that Is out of the way
bring me Little Neck clans on tbs
half shell, chicken salad and sweet
breads
''Oui, monsieur" murmured the per
spring waiter.
Then bring me yenison steak'
"Oui"
Fried potatoes. boiled potatoes
hashed potatoes, and baked potatoes
The waiter now nodded.
Rare roast beef, tongue, chops
beefsteak, orange ice. turkey, witt
cranberry sauce, quail'-
The waiter feel down in faint anc
another took his place.
Quail on toast" went on Corpora
Hardtack, ''ortalans, terrapin stew
ham and EGGS
"Oui, monsieur" trenbled the new
garcon, painting.
"A bottle of champagne, absintbt
frappe. gin cocktail. and apple
pumpkin. mince and prune pies
Rochefort cheese, Fr3mage de Brie
Dutch cheese. cream cheese
just then a terrible thing happened
CHAPTER Ill.
Corporal Hardtack woke up.
(1he End
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GLOBE SIGHTS.

A new girls popularity is as short.
lived as that OF a bride
Marriage is n good deal like gam.
bling; everybody who plays, loses.
Don't abuse the men. abuse nature.
Ii was intended that men should be
the Jays that they are.
If woman has n headache, and does
not fall all over her acquaintance,
they accuse her of "acting cool"
When pretty girl comes to town,
the town girls say, Yes, she is aw-
fully nice, but-'and then roast for
an hour.
A woman doesn't put the photo
graphs of the friends she likes best on
the mantle, but those that take the
prettiest pictures
An Atchison girl has feet that are ex-
pansionists and shoes that are contrac-
tionists.
There are not many people smart
enough to tell the difference between q
hoodoo and q mascot.
Vas there ever a woman so good that
She was truthful in her warmth In In
viting friends TO visit her?-Atchison
Globe
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HunterdOn County Orphans Court
OF DECEMBER II, 1898.
Present-HoS. II. b. Hem, Judge

Present-lioN. IL. Is. HERR, Judge.
In the matter of the application of William
Sharp, Executor of last Win and Testament
of Catharne Everitt, deceased, Tor order To
sell Real Estate to pay debts. RULE To
SHOW CAUSE.
) William Sharp, Executor of the last Will
and Testament of Catharine Everitt, deceased,
having made and exhibited to- this Court, un-
der oath, n Just and true account OF the per-
sonal estate and debts of the said decedent
as far as he can discover the same, by which u
appears that the personal estate OF the SAID
decedent Is insufficient to pay her debts;where-
upon on application Of the said William sharp,
Executor of last viii and Testament of the
said Catharine Eyeritt, deceased, setting forth
TINT the said Catherine Everitt died seized OF
Real Estate situate in tho Township of Della
ware, in the County of Hunterdon, and pray
ing the aid of this Court in the premises, II is
ordered by theCourt that all persons interested
in the lands, tenements entertainments and real
estate whereof the said Catharine Everitt died
seized, do appear before this Court on We'd
nesday, the fifteenth day Of February, 1899, in
the term of December, 1898, to show cause, il
any they have, why so much of the Real rs.
tate whereof the said Catharine Everitt died
seized as aforesaid, should not be sold as will
be sufficient to pay her debts, or the residue
thereof as the case may require, and II is iur-
Their ordered that this notice be published IN
the LAMBERTvII.LE RECORD for six weeks sue
cessively, and also true copies thereof set up
as the law directs.
Done in open Court and dated Surrogate's
Office, December II, 1898. ,
Clerk of the Hunterdon Orphans Court.
Dec. 81, 1898.
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OPINIONS OF A pesslmlsT

The man who prides himself on his
good looks never acquires the students
stoop.
People who honestly tell us of our
faults may mean well. but they never
run ahead of their tickets at the polls,
Hard, steady determined hammering
Is a good thing. but the creates battles
of life are won by strategy.
Polish may be laid upon wood to
sueh a thickness as TO obliternte the
grain. The same thing may happen to
man.
The phllanthroplst who gives to the
poor only that he may lay up treasures
for him self in heaven, Will be sur
prised If he ever gets there. to see how
little credit he got for It. True charity
Is love for your fellow man Cleveland
Leader
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Tho Oppressed Sex.

A widow went TO the office OF the in.
surance company where her late hus.
band had insured himself in order to
receive payment of her claim. During
the conversation which ensued the
clerk remarked alphabetically that
he was very sorry to hear of her hus-
bands death" Whereupon she fairly
staggered him by remarking: You
men are all the same-always sorry
when poor woman gets the chance of
a little money"
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FACTS AND FIGURES.


Before 1910 men almost universally
had their faces clean shaver.
Hats were first manufactured II
England by Spaniards in 1910.
London has one street seventy feet
long being the shortest street in the
city
The game of billiards was introduced
into Europe by the knights Templars
II is said that Narola, a surgeon OF
Bologna, discovered the optic nerve IL
1898
The Portuguese first brought the or
ange into Europe from the east.
Frost has variety of effects upon
different products. Under the same In
fiuence eggs will burst. apples contract
and potatoes turn black.
At Swedish weddings, among the
middle and lower classes, the bride.
groom carries a whip. This is an EN-
blem of his authority in the domestic
circle.
The first advertisements ever known
were placed on the doors of the st
Pauls cathedral
In the Nth century armor became sc
heavy that many soldiers only 30 years
old were deformed or permanently dis
abled by its weight.
In Buffalo d planer is In operation
which at each cut removes shaving
full II inches wide from solid cast-iron
The knife Is between u and 13 inches
Wide.
An English guidebook makes the Gu,
fiouS assertion that large proportion
Of those who have made the ascent OF
Mont Blanc have been persons OF IN
POUND mind.
ODD ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE.
The swallow has a larger mouth, In
proportion 10 its size, than any other
bird
The battering ram. the ancient sub
stitute for artillery, was Invented
about $50 b. c.
France has kept 100000 tons of coal
stored at Toulon since 1898, TO be
ready in case war should break out.
Every other Austrian household and
every third Italian family contributes
one member to the national army.
Cannon are said TO have been In use
as early as 1888, while artillery con-
strueted of brass first appeared in
1886
Muskets were first used In 1414, dur,
ing the siege of Arras. They finally
replaced the bows and arrows of the
| British soldiers In 1921.
Women sailors are employed In Den
mark, Norway and Finland. and they
are often found to be most excellent
and delightful mariners.
In Japan what we call ''after-dinnet
speeches" are made before dinner,
thus insuring breyity and furnishing
topics for conversation during the
meal itself
Three places at least are known
where green snow Is found. One OF
these ls near Mt. Hecla, Iceland; an
other. II miles east OF the mouth OF
the Obi; and the third. near Quito
South America.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

Spare hours are the shortest of the
busy mans day.
It's all work and no play with lots
would-be dramatists.
The sins that pay best are the last
ones we want to give up.
The confirmed bachelor prefers TO
settle his affairs out of court.
Luck some times goes up in the ele-
yator and then falls down the shaft.
No man ever thinks enough of his
mother.tn-law to make his wife ieai
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By virtue of n writ of Fl. Fa. TO me directed,
issued ont of the Court Of Chancery OF New
JERSEY. will be exposed to sale at public yen-
due,
ON MONDAY, MAY FIRST NEXT,
Between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the sheriff's
office. at he Court House, in the township OF
Raritan, in the county of Hunterdon, and
State of New Jersey, all that certain tract or
parcel of land and premises hereinafter par
ticularly described, situate, lying and being M
the township of Delaware, in the county OF
Hunterdon, State of New Jersey, bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at stone in Mil street, on the
northeast side thereof, and running thence
~ along the same south tifty-three degrees
and five minutes east one hundred and twenty
feet to q corner of formerly George W Ma
Ions (now Twining Bros lot thence l2l along
same north thirty-two degrees and fifty ninu-
ties east one hundred and twenty-one feet to
the line Of Robert Shorp's land; thence 90
along the lane north tifty-three degrees and
feet to the line of twelve feet alley; and
thence "a along the south side of said alley
south thirty-two degrees and fifty minutes
west one hundred and twenty-one feet to the
place OF beginning. containing fourteen thous-
and five hundred and twenty square feet OF
land, be the same more or less; together with
all the fixtures and machinery connected with
said premises and the buildings thereon, con-
sisting Of boiler, engine, pulleys, shatting, Nc
Seized as the property of Rachel II. Taylor,
and taken i'll execution at the suit of Charles
JOHN RAMSEY,
Sheriff
T.. p COMPILING, Solir.
March 20 iSgg-Prs fee ITO
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More Than /. Hint.

Steady Company latter running com
ment on business success in generaD:
l must say. Miss Florence, that II
there is one thing particularly admire
in a man 1t is business enterprise.
Miss Florence: So do I. There's young
Rushman, for instance; he's only been
calling on Miss Sparks two months,
and they're engaged already.
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Temperance Mani was glad to OBJ,
serve that at the recent launching your
vessel was christened with pure water,
instead of wine.
Old Salt-That's so. l Just said to
myself, "Cap'n Seadog." says l. this
thing has got to stop. | amt goin' to
waste any more good liquor on such
foolishness -NewYork Weekly.