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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

In 1885 the Supreme Court of the United
States rendered a decision TO the effect that
$3.50 was n fair and reasonable rate for
transportation from Council Bluffs, Ia, 10
Ogden, Utah, and the United States paid
that price that year and few years fol-
lowing for the moving of troops. Last year
it cost the United States 1896 per capita to
Still there are men who declare that there
has been no reduction in passenger rates in
many wears
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

For some years past the advocates OF good
roads have been urging upon farmers and
others who travel over country thorough
fares the advisability of using wide tires
upon their wagons and carriages. They
lave demonstrated that tires from four TO
six inches In width cut up the roads much
less than the narrow-tired wheels and are
easier en- the horses drawing the vehicles.
The agitation has been kept up with consid-
cradle persistence, especially In Eastern
States, ana the idea has made such Roadway
IN Massachusetts, that . bin compelling the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

Russia never lets go with one hand till she
has a good hold with the other. The an
nouDcement that she will make no further
protest against China's concession to Eng
land is accompanied by the statement that
a large force of Russian troops has occu-
pied disputed territory in the Pamirs- If
she finally concludes to yield this point it
will probably be to seize another of more
fmportanCe
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

DR.. Wallace, an authority in such mat
tiers. says that healthfuness does not de-
pend upon latitude, and that q tropical city
may be made as healthful as one in tenn
perate climate. The question, he says, is
purely one of sanitation. On the same line
Is the view of a practical observer recently
returned from Havana, who expresses the
opinion that it can be made one of the most
healthful of the large cities of the world.
This would be a fine achievement for the
United States, and perhaps worth all it
would cost in putting a stop to the annual
Visitations OF yellow fever from that city.
That, however, would be our only compen-
sation, for we do not owe it to the Cubans
to purify the pesthole made by the Span
iards and themselves
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

The Board of Medical Examiners should
Tot be impatient because the criminal pros
ecutors in this county deem it more impor-
tant to clear the dockets of murderers. rob
hers, swirdlers and thieves than to bring
men 70 trial for not writing prescriptions
according to their formulas. Intelligent
public sentiment does not demand the pun
ishment of men because the lame and the
halt come TO them and believe that they
receive relief. So long as no infectious dis
ease is tri1ed with and the patients are not
swindled or poisoned, this ought to be a
free enough country TO let man practice
the alleged cure that the suffering desire
after the manner which suits both parties.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

The Massachusetts Historical Society has
just moved into new three-story fireproof
storehouse, all its own There it will keep
its library, its museum of relics and will
have reading rooms. hall for public meet
ings and quarters for various scientific So
proper interest in this society and, know
ing how useful it is, does not grudge it lib
eral support.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
Fan be found at the following places:
wv YORk-Asfor House

Can be found at the following places:
NEW YORk-Astor House.
CHICAGO-Palmer House, p. o. News Co, 81,
Dearborn street. Great Northern Hotel and
Grand Pacific Hotel
CINCINNATI-J r. HawIey & Co, ia Vine
street
LOUISVILLE-C. T. Deering. northwest corner
OF Third and Jefferson streets, and Louisville
Book Co, 256 Fourth avenue.
ST. LOUIS-Union News Company. Union Depot
WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Riggs House, Ebbit'
House and Wizards Hotel.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

London newspapers take gloomy view Of
the Chinese situation and think a general
war is in sight. If 1t comes the United
States should keep severely aloof, prepared
10 get her share OF trade when the war
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

OF january and July Of each year. beginning
from the completion Of the road: For the
first ten years $1,000 a year for the second
period of ten years, s.5oo a year; for the
fourth period of ten years 5000 year, and
for the final ten years $500 n year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

If any colored man is contributing to a
fund in the expectation that pension may
be obtained from the United States for ex-
slaves, he may be certain that he is vast
ing his money. No such pension will ever
be paid because there is no reasonable
ground for IT.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

John Gilbert, the Kansas man who re-
Gently murdered his wife and four children.
makes the remarkable plea in his own be-
half that he killed them gently. Says the
wretch in his confessions: Now / want you
20 make II plain TO them up there that i
didn't let my family suffer. They all died
quick except Elite (his wife,. She kind OF
fought back and lived longer than
thought. I took sheets and choked two Of
the children TO keep them from suffering.
and I want the people up there TO treat me
fair. Just as / did the folks. II they are
going TO do anything. let It be over quick
Don't keep me suffering" The people. here
and there. who are opposed to hanging as
means OF punishment are not entirely
wrong. Hanging is quite too humane for
men like Gilbert; his punishment should be
prolonged
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12
4 College MINIS Woe.

II understand Willie was very proud over
getting arrested for pulling down signs"
He was for a few hours. And then the
papers came out and referred to him as a
nineteen-year-old boy"
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ures for relief are not taken the literary
club will die natural death in a year or so.

A business man from Maine, who was in
the city last week, on being asked his opin-
lon regarding the working of the prohibitory
liquor law in a State where il has been on
the statute books thirty-five years and in
the Constitution fifteen years, declared that
it had been a failure. He regretted that he
must make such a confession. since he had
voted to put prohibition in the Constitution.
Intoxicants are sold with little secrecy I'm
all the larger towns of the State. In most
of them no effort is made to enforce the
law. and in the remainder the effort is
spasmodic. Dealers are indicted frequently.
They plead guilty, pay 800 fine and go on
The imprisonment feature is rarely at
tempted, because public sentiment will not
sustain it. The difficulty is that public sem
timent will not sustain the strict enforce
ment of the law. If prohibition could again
be submitted TO the people, the Maine man
believes that it would be rejected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12
Qualifications.

Watts-It seems funny TO read OF appli-
cants for military service in China being
examined in stOne-singing.
Potts-Well, they get into the civil service
here often on account of proficiency in mud
singing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

The City Council Of St Louis has granted
a charter TO new street-raiiway company.
II provides for fifty-year franchise. scent
fare and tho payment OF the following sums
to the city semi-snuually on the nsst days
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

In Tennessee a few days ago an attorney
who was snowbound eight miles from the
courthouse where he had case set for
hearing conducted the trial by telephone,
examining witnesses and making his argu-
ment TO the court by wire. The world
moves.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12

John Kendrick Bangs says women have no
sense of humor. If IL is a sense that in
wolves seeing humor in Bangs's writings,
he is probably correct
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12
AeSOn indicated.

II never could swallow that story Of the
tortoise and the hare"
mo? Turtle soup beats rabbit stew every
time
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BUBBLES IN THE AIR.
Lucky.

Cholly-They say the ass is never subject
to tuberculosis
Ikey-You always were lucky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
c,1-pRr,fE COURT of the State of New York,

- County Of New York. Herman Davidson plaintiff
.ssn, n, vnSst S GG dssni
duv made entered in the above entaeq ae,on s
a he referee said Judgment named will sell at
public auction at ne New noFT i b Boroush Of Man
,ss ci:v Of New YORK. County and State OF New
the 2a nat DAY sy q By phon. Ing
tioneer premises IN said Judgment "e"''"e'' ""-
therein . d Sse Al Il Ra Certain lot piece parcel Of
land with the building thereon erected 9S =, Xs
YORK ana and described az fo1w W. ., One
BeSn ans h street, distant hundred and thirty
enc fea, and inch Eastery from ne corner iyvo
BY ns s h sou.hriy side Of one hundred and nh
Street and running thence Sothery ano par .h.,S
GrS %s one hundred nons thence
EasIy sna po5a se men one hence Sory and
nar.lis with said Columbus Avenue. and part 81 the
distance ,ch hrsu 20 the sonhery SIDE Of hundred ard
th Street, and thence westerly along the sa a Ave
inches 10 the point or place Of beginning being known as
lnens - So q West ic5ih street -c., .,
land with building thereon erected ua,e New ns york sba
beng ss S,5 N ss d nS' described q
ana seSinnns ct point on the souhsry tide Of One
seven feet inches Eastery from The corner f0ss
BY the intersection o. the y, one hundred and
ftS Street and running thence sogtheTy and Parallel
win Columbus n o av snndrsa aa te ss and eleven
Eassriy and parallel with One hundred ana MN @
@ rr,ei with said Columbus Avenue and part q
re asanss th n tss s psfy Side
stS Street and thence Westerly along the souhe s
eide Of hundred and and, hh , s'rse being
end elk 4. n Sfe,s Sc NJ no So west Street
s.. b Az hst Ssrlsa
being n IN Ss and as.crsd
Ps1,nning AZ point ;he Southeriy eioe o ~ 49,
e.: and h Esse4 d:'f I" 01f the
Intersection OF the EasteTT size Oh N'''''''"
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BOOKS.

LARGEST & CHEAPEST
Pook saie Ever known. over 100000 vol
unes Of literature are on sale ana are ~
CENTURY. 20 900 magazines at &c. 70 &C.
each; %. 600 paper novels from &c. 10 loc. |:
90. 900 school and text books from &c 70
25c.: 5000 novels and works OF tenon
from Sc. 20 SOC. ! 800 medical byoks from
loo - sl.OO each: 1000 standard sets
from SOC. 70 SO 90; 900 sets Of ency-
c,opedias. 500 to $500 and. in fact.
books covering every branch Of literature
az or about one-nfth the prise asked ~
the publishers NO catalogues ISSUED:
second hand school books. review books
and books OF all KINDS bought. sod ana
sxcharg cd highest cash prices paid; calls
~ residences free. LOVERING'S NEW
YORK BOOK EXCHANGE. ISL Broad
way. between OH and l0th SITS: open even
hRe
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seth Street
~. .,,~or.mate amount OF the lien or charge 10
vhch IN, above described property 10 70 ne sod
Seo osa Al with interest thereon from the 10Th DAY o.
and allowance am LIB
~ Ssaa AZ together the expenses OF the SAFE
smisss will be subject covenants anc
=. ntained in deed OF said premises made by sssii'eo
SSLau.sn Alexander Walker and recoroed IN y. l.
,eI..r. Orce August llh 1898. Section OF Con-
xsvsnees Lioer TO- page 3. and also to an ehcrosn
~ +bs vail ~ building adjoining saio premises
on The west subject 10 two prior Zoo ~
io ,cr e. oo and interest 5 from March 22nd leSs
Datsd Ne" i''N' GEORGE H. HART Referee
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foreclosure Sales.

SSSnPFEME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YoRK-Alex-
- andcr Walker. plaintiff against Mark T. Se'en'
ct AL defendants. .,. .,A ..,. a,,v
made and IN the above entitled action ing
date the 18th day of June. 1892 the unoerssnee' no
referee in said judgment named viii SCI At puoSS a1S
fon at the New York Real Estate salesToom no IA
Broadway in the Boroush Of Manhattan y o, on
Soy on the OF October 1899 at IL CLOCK noon
on that day by William Kennedy auctoneer the prennse
said Judgment be sold and therein descroeu
follows: . 49, c,... .,s f-o,rtx ~ New
york bounded and described as follows ,-...
Restnning At o point the northeriy sice or Eiensy
ninth street ninety six feet and eight nenss
.s,erly from IN, OF the northery side OF
rehty-ninth the westerly side OF Columbus
Svsnue and running thence northerly N curved iihs
csyIv narallel Columbus avenue one hundred fee
Tn inches more less point In the centre line or
x" hiock distant hundred feet westerly from the
1Ss.ery side Columbus avenue measured a4ons saa
c.ntre line OF the block: thence westerly along saia
Tne one hundred feet: thence southerly parae WIZ
ro;rhus avenue ono hundred feet eight and one-hali
nrhes 20 the northey side Of Eighty ninth street and
sh.ncs easerlv along northev eide OF Eghyn!nth
.,ss, one hundred feet four inches more or
less TO the point OF neghhinf ,ooo
pa'eo ne" ''" GEORGE r. HART
Referee.
OTIS 4 PREsslNGER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
No III Broadway New York City.
~. following 10 diagram Of the property to be soId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

foreclosure Bales.

with the Southerly side of One hundred ana nth street
and running thence souherly and parallel WIN 'oluin
Avenue hundred feet and eleven A. e
Easterly and parallel One hundred ana min See
thirty-three feet and inches thence Noihery ah
again parallel with said Columbus Avenue ana part OF
the distance through party wall. one hundred zee. ana
eleven inches 10 the souhery side OF one hundred ana
arm stree, and therce along the Sou'herly
side Of one hundred and NTH street ihr,y-three tc
and three inches 10 point place OF beginning beng
known "a premises No IS West 1O6th Street.
ph'ea NC" io'"' ~ WILDER MBRIDE.
Referee.
A. l. A g. F. JACOBS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
80 Broad street New York City.
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NJ MACHINERY.

-~~~~~~-~~-~O~o-~<-oN-o N~~~~0-N-N-~~~-N~~~Nc-NS~
AT REDUCED PRlCES.-bOO second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
xuaranteed machinery bought and "a
changed GDORGE r. EDDY. 39S badi-
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED BY musician. parlcr or large
hack parlor in quiet private house. near
Sth or Madison ave. and not higher than
40 to be used as study and for
keeping large library. Write 70 F. u.
1e1 West 75th-st.
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

Female.
AFTERNOON TUTORING Experienced
ladv teacher viii coach backward pupils:
English French tC0nversaN nal. el-i!l~f-
rarr Latin German. mathematics, re'"r
erces from prominent city families pI-
PlpMA S43 Afns'erdam-ave
A TEACHER desires 10 spend ne winter
IN the South. will act as private score
tary. or care for an invalid. or take charge
OF a young child. Address RUTH HAIR
LOW Worcester, Mas, General Delivery.
ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions .or
The Tribune received AT their Uptown
once. No. l.2i2 Broadway. ~ door north
OF 3lst-st.. until O'Clock 2. m, advsr-
t.sements received at the following branch
Offices al regular Office rates until 5 o clock
.. m, viz. "a sth-ave. o. e. cor. 23d-st.;
80 eth-aye., COR. l2th-StS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NETWORK AGENT, nav,ng trade East
an! West wishes 20 negotiate Win
manufacturers OF wcoden and willow ware.
hardware ana house.urnisning special;les
L. Box 81. Tribune Once.
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LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.

InnTDO PORTLAND LADDER co.
Ladders In any quantity.
AZ World Building.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N-IIVERPOOI.
Oceanic ..... Oct IS, p m GeTmanic ... Nov noon
Oct "a n. m. Oceanic Nov 10. noon
Maies,ic 49,. Oct o. noon Majestic ..... Nov % noon
Teutonio Nov. !. noon Teutonc ....-Nov 90 noon
For passenger freight and Information apply TO
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier IS North River Oflce . Broadway. y. Y.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

A -ENTIRE contents Of houses nais
pianos. carpets. etc, bought q. III. ~
East l2edst
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SECOND or USEFTL-MAN.-By young
man in private family: assist IN waiting
furnace windows: permanent place A.
Moderate wages. city or country. Address
SECOND MAN l2ea Broadway.
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SECOND MANA young swiss Prof's-
ian, a. second man In genflemans fam
ilv: speaks French and English age'l ~
wears : feet . inches. wages S35 20 SO"
good city references. W. A. care Mrs
Wheeler. 12s East 41st-st.
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iO5th Street.

Street saS si''@' "''''@'' w ~ -
Tho approximate amour, Of the lien or charge 70
satisfy above described property is TO be 500
10 slQ AS So from October 9Th 1871" 10
sether the costs and allowances AMOUNTING 10
1897 IS with October 9th 1872 toeethe!
with the expenses Of The approximate amount
OF taxes other liens which are 10 ne
allowed purchaser Of the purchase money or
paid by referee IS follows Taxes for 1879 on Nc
"a Street. sS7206. taxes for 1899 on No %
West IO5th Street S644 90 taxes 1890 No SIS West
1O5th Street ss44 90; total 81 Sc. and interest
WILDER MRR1DE.
Referee
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CARPET CLEANING.

SSffsfs essSed ~ sisSsn ~ Ssnd .;
on the door. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co.. 165s Broadway. 12l East %Sth-st-
ZOE 4 BRANDT. Tel. l32-9Sth.
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ROARD WANTED.

.>><>~<~~<~((~O< N~o.oN<10~~~~~~~o
WANTED. Large front room on second
or third floor and small room. with
hoard. for TWO persons: location between
N,h and 50th ats. on or near On or Mad
con ayes Address J. l.. Box 22l. Mount
Vernon y. y.
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CT'\ARD LINE

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers II and -. North River.
Umbria oct. a. II a. ". Camrania Nov 4, A. 81
Iucania oct y. 4 VI. Imbra. Nov. IL 10 a. VI
rtrnrta oct, 2s 10 A. NJ Lucania.. Nov. ls A. VI.
VERNON II. BROWN & co. Gen Agente.
BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and secondhand: lowest prices; ease"
terms MARY BROS. "a Union Square
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MANICURING. FACIAL MASSAGE and
SCALP TREATMENT at ladies' resi-
dences By an experienced. competent op-
orator. few morning hours open 'or en-
gseement. highest references. Ofilcs hours
S to II a. m. or address Mrs. F. YER
MILYN 2l82 5th-ave.
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COAC HMAN.-Genteman going 70 Europe
wishes TO procure situation for his
coachman. whom he can highly recon
memo. would be pleased t. interview any
cress VI. G. care Central Park Riding
Academy. 59th-st.. 7th-ave
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WORK WANTED.

CASHIER. Respectable young lady az
cashier or Office assistant, with refer
ence. " STEPHENSON. lst ST. Rose
bank. staten Island
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-At the Piano Exchange"
IOo-1O7 West S31-et., Il way and 6th-aye.
functions. SO new and used pianoe s25 up.
FOR sALE. Tea RIP a Ms for 5 cents
ct druggists: one gives RELIEF.
SPINNING WHEELS made 20 order. p.
JOS HAUSER. 1897 3c-aVe
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CHAMBERMAID and SEWING BY
young girl city references. no cards.
2Gl West 23i ST.
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CHMAN.-Englishman. 81. single
medium Just disengaged: understands
business. furnaces; generally useful; gen
tleinans house, excellent references. rri-
sate CITY, country, steady. reliable p
=. Box IL. Tribune Office.
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RENOVATING.
LOST.

IOsr-Bankbook No. 75l.77l, Bank for
ssy!ngs 80 4th-avc.. New-N ork'
ment stopped. Please return DOCK u JAIN
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SOUTH OF FRANCE AND ITALY.

Special party leaves By Aler October 2s for pleasan.
Nspes one. Venice. etc. the Riviera Paris London.
80 Inclusive fare. first class throughout. $500 Par
.'c,,,ar. rom THOS COOK & SON 2ei and 1225 Broad
way y. Y.
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LOST OR STOLEN. ~ BsnkhooS no;
342 2a5. Of the German SAVINGS pa"n -,
~ 80, - <.y York corner 4th-av". ana
ian a.. issued 70 karolins Mohrins; AZ
ners,ns are cautioned against negotiating
,he same. II I.oi returned 70 the bank
on the n day q November. lse9' GnpH-
cat VII Ne issuel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

HOCS EKEEPER &c.-R-frsi can.
81. as assistant hous"kesf"r mothers
help or any position = 'ris' IT. ggie.
home for small, salary. VI z. l.. - Bsoai-
way White Plains. y.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-14
JOURSNLIsTIC ISTEMPERESaE

The E!kn !ADEPEXDsHT stya thc n.
il no nor. use for II supervisor at the
\sllum tn ~ fnr Il dog iu have two
tails. I-n'r there an old aud irite say
Ing, as happy n II do. with two
ihi!s?' II an extra caudal arpcudage
to wig wnnld mnkea dog more happy
wh, should such h%nppIurGs be denied
a good silver Grry man by refusing
tn attach II a.! Othrtica' tai to- one OF
the departments Of the Nsylnm? For
"ur ptri, we hi We III the rromo:i"t,
~ ~ much hnppln ss rs rssib'e IN
this somewhat Troublesome - or j.
w are not like rhr III ,ru r aud sour.
rd nll II ch lor 4 tho INDEPENDENT
:" hesrnige II Silver pnriy member
Hll ilIc roIuhH I hnI ri ym, ~ he Gun
de i've TO he di.tri u ION ION, the
pr counter ~ hi. or .aniZ r'rn.. 'Eh
MS fr 'ihr people" whom this chnrl.
Ish editor prH'eS about. hasn't hr
lived long nou-h ~ Nevada To nov
iiHt 'ii'S are 40 Earthly uP EXCEPT q"
ihy taxes aud Ia ,uln it without
rrumh'mr l." the diciniinm ~ III, ir
superior b? L-arn WI. dom from x
pcren e, Mr.. Is and ma'w no j , per.
tilenr. r. marks in relation tu matters
which only concern You bctterq.-
X no journal.