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The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Second Days Racing at Empire city
Track.


New York, September 1.-THE second
day Of the grand circuit meeting at the
Empire City track had first class card
which resulted in fast time and ssnsa-
Sional racing. The weather was perfect
and the track exceedingly fast, Specula-
tion was lively and heavy. Nine started
in the 80 trot, and the chestnut horse
Major Greer was at once made the fav-
orite at 100 to 30. The race was never
in doubt as the favorite won in straight
heats with quite a little in hand.
3 The keenest race of the day was the
200 pace for which the bay gelding
Harry O, was so hot a choice that he
sold at even money against strong
field of seven. He won the first and
second heats in close and whipping
finishes, Fanny billiard then flashed to
the front with couple. The fifth heat
looked he like the winner in tn stretch,
but in a cracking finish VIII Leyburn
won by half length In the sixth heat
Fanny billiard led tired party home
in 200 by a lengthh.
The 2 O5 pace had only four starters
and Frank Bogash sold at 100 to so in
spite of the high reputation of the black
gelding Common. This was race finished
in three heats, each heat being in fact
a race. Connor won the first heat in the
sensational time of 2.O3 Ia. The finish
in the second heat was hair-raiser,
as Frank Bogash, Connor and Royal
Il Sheldon came down the stretch to-
gether and shot under the wire so close
together that it took the judges to place.
Common won the third heat in a whip
ping finish.
The wagon race for PAGERS was easily
won by Hontas Crook.
Summary:
200 Pacing, Purse 1900.
Fanny billiard, b m, by
Hal billiard, (Snow,) 4 z 1 1 1
Harry o., g, (Bogash), 1 2 6 2 3
Will Leyburn, blk Gear
Tl RSp'f Di}a m, CRennioh), 3 & ! ro 3
Sidney Pointer, h, (Kel-
Red o6''' Seal, h, (Raw- 70
joe Joe Pilot, b g, (Kilborn). 5 4 Z dr. "
(spenoer, - 6 dr.
Time, 200 s-4, s.Oe, s.Oo14, a.O7 IA,
800, g 90.
2.3) 1rotting; Purse 81, 200.
Major Green, CHI h by Pendant,
wallace /
Dolly Bidwell, blk m, (Carpen-
ter 3 2
T1verton, v, (Thompson),
Springdals, b (Wilson), 4 3
Kalevala, br m, (Young), 8
Boodler, br g, (Rawlings), 6
Dreyfus, b &, (Dwyer,) dis
Bert Herr, b h, (Cahill), dis
j. r. p, b g, (Hard), dis
Time, pa, PA 10, ga.
sO5 Pacing; Purse 81 200
Conner, blk g, by c. f. Clay,
(McDonald), 3 l
Royal r, Sheldon, blk g,
(O'Neil), 2 / 2
Frank Bogash. br g, (Golden), 5 ? 5
Baby Ruth, b m, (Curry,) a.
Time, 2.O3 IA, 2.O5, 2O7'
Free for All-Pacers to Wagon.
Hontas Crook, b g, by Budd Crook,
(Billings), I
Silver Maker, gr 6, (Ware), 2
Quadriga,c g, (OdelD, 3
Watoheye, br g, (Thompson), 70 dis
lime, 2.lS.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
''KO-NUT"

A PURE COCOANUT FAT.
Not Substitute for, but com
plete ''Superseder" of lard OF butter
for cooking.
The finest, purest and most heaIth-
j'uI article for cooking is the product of
the cOcoanut now being sold under the
trade mark name of "KO-NUT.H This
material is perfect superseder of butter
or lard for every use to which those sub
stances are ever put, and being a fruit
product of absolute purity is preferable in
every point of comparison.
1t Is more economical than lard. One
half or wOthird5 as much KO-NUT Is
required to do the same work as lard
In and 5 lb. cans, at all Grocers. If
your grocer does not keep it, send us yOur
name and address, with your grOcer's name,
and we viii send you 32-page cook book
containing receipts and description of
KO-Nut
MCCLELLAN 81 BRIGHAM CO.,
N. E. Agents,
40, 50, 81 and 81 Chatham Street, Boston.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
WARREN.
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

At the regular meeting Of the Wichita
Grange, January %, the delegates who
attended the State Grange at Hartford,
gave a very fuii and interesting report of
the msefi14, which was very much. en-
joyedby aDv present.
Ffspk stSfS' years ago lived in
this tow but ar ears in Syracuse,
N. Y. is ID sosn stopping with +. P.
johnson.
Mr. and Mrs r. P. johnson have been
visiting friends In Bridgeport.
Rev Mr. Munson and Mrs Munson and
Mrs Perkins attended the Home Mis-.
sionary rally" In New Milford.
The news has quite recently reschf d
town, that daughter has arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Hyde (nee Amy An.
gevine). Congratulations are in order
for MIR and Mrs John Angevine and theil
first grandchild.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02


England Evangelical Association, Bos-
ton, Mass, viii sing at all Of the SER
vices.
Rev w. Fl. Wakeham of the Metho-
dist church, Litchfield, preached in the
Baptist church, Sunday morning, In ex-
change with the pastor, Rev Fred 3.
feathers.
Fidelity Circle, Kings Daughters, viii
meet with Mrs Wedge at Elm cottage,
Friday afternoon.
John j. White, a wealthy New York
man who owns fine residence about two
miles east OF this village, Is building q
barn that is to cost about $40. 600.
Mrs Samuel Bennett, Who hss been
sick with pneumonia, lie much improved.
Mrs Herman Turrell was in Bethlehem
Friday, to attend the funeral of her IA.
Their, Charles Hills, who died at his home
In that place, Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from DR. D. E. Cargile of Wa
shita, 1. T. He writes: -Four bottles of
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewer of
scrofuls, which had caused her great .uf-
fering for yesrs. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help; but her
cure is complete and her health is excel
lent" This shows what thousands have
proved,-that Electric Bitters is the beat
blood purifier known. les the supreme
remedy for eczema, letter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boils and running sores. Il slim
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion builds up the
strength. Only so cents. Sold by
r. 81. Beers 6 Co., Newtown; s. c.
Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; All, u
Joyce, Roxbury Station; Edward
A. Honan, Merwinsville William J. Beeh-
Ter, Brookfield; William B. Hawley,
8 herman. Druggists. Guaranteed.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
TO THE TOWN OF WATERFOWL, e. B.
LOCKWOOD, FIRST sELECTMAN.

TO THE TOWN OF WATERFOWL, e. B.
LOCKWOOD, FIRST sELECTMAN.
The petitioner hereby asks to be ad-
mitted to the Center school district. His
property is now located in the school
districts of Polk and Nova Scotia. Said
property consists Of house and two
acres of land. Situate on the north side
of road running east fr Jm M. Heminway
& Sons silk factory, and about 20 rods
east Of where the Center school boundary
line crosses the line at q point formerly
known as the old King bsra. The petit
toner asks that the lines Of the several
districts be changed so as to admit the
above described property within the linn
it's OF the Center school district. The
petitioner further asks that notice of this
proposed change in district lines be in
serted in the warning for special tow n
meeting to be held at the Town hall Feb
ruary II, 1900, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon John J. Magee.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
SOUTHVILLE.
NEWS NUGGETS.

Miss Grace Cromwell is visiting Mrs
D. &. Bsrnum.
e. w. Smith has been on the siek list.
John Ford and son have been buying
two new wagons Of parties in Sandy
Hook.
Miss Sadie Bristol has been visiting
her grandmother.
Walter Clark of Stony Hill spent Sun
day. the guest of his mother, Mrs r.
Clark.
S. r. Clark is on the sick list.
David Beers Of Danbury spent Sunday
with Mrs Laura Welton.
Miss Agnes Roswell spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs Annie Wilmont entertained her
grand children last Saturday.
Mrs w. o. Shepard of Nsugstuck has
been visiting her pa ents. Mr. and Mrs
Walter Bristol.
The Foliott Brothers have purchased
land that belonged to the estate Of the
late Mrs John Beach, now owned by her
grandson, Frank Beach of Bridgeport.
+ Mr. and Mrs William Roe were the
guests at S. r. Clark's, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Minor Of Berk.
shire were the guests of Mrs E. w.
Smith, Sunday.
Rev e. l.. Whit ONE will hold services
in this place next Sunday afternoon at
80.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
THE SAD DEATH OF MISS THORNTON.

THE SAD DEATH OF MISS THORNTON.
The accident which occurred at the
Watertown depot and which resulted in
the death Of we'll known young lady,
Miss Annie Tho rnton, cast gloom over
our otherwise happy little town. Such
things come suddenly and when we Least
expect them. Probably not more thar
half an hour had elapsed from the time
she left home to take her usual music
lesson In Waterbury when word was re-
ceived by her parents that she was seri
ously hurt, either by having been struck
by the engine or else having tried to board
the cars while moving. DR. Variell and
DR. Loveland were called to the fcene and
she was removed to DR. Variell's office,
and after an examination had been made
1t was decided to take her to the Water
bury hospital. When near the Oskville
chapel DR. Loveland, VINO accompanied
the ambulance, found that life was gone.
1t was a sad blow to her family and one
which they seem to feel the full weight
of more and more each day. just how
the accident occurred will never be known
as none saw the accident and the de-
ceased girl did not regain sufficient con-
seriousness to tell Of it. She might have
tried to get aboard while the cars we e
moving and got thrown off. Probably
Der foot caught and she may have been
dragged some distance, or the engine in
switching may have struck her. just
how it happened is matter OF mysters
and probably will remain so.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
WEST MORRIS.
HARD FIGHT WITH FIRE.

The house of J. W. Bowen caught fire
from sparks from the chimney and be-
fore 1t could be put out had burned near
ly half Of one roof. Had 1t occurred in
the night the house would probably have
gone.
Charles Hotchkiss is the happy father
Of boy.
G. q. Dwy is showing an egg, 6 IL K
Ia inches in circumference. Pretty
good for cold weather egg!
Mrs G. q. Noble has gone to Gaylords-
vile to see her father, who is quite poorly.
Mr. and Mrs Q. Zeigler are both on the
sick list with the giip.
L. Hundell has rented the Guy C.
Ford farm for the coming year.
Mrs Cornella Emmons has decided to
rent her house and Is acres of land, this
year, and she will remain with Mrt
Smith, where she has been the past win
ter.
Mrs Dale of TorriDgton is visiting a
G. N. Dwy's.
W. J. Durley Of New Haven spent Sun
day at Maple Ridge.
c. B. Bishop was in this vicinity, las
week, to adjust the loss on j. W. Bowen
house.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
WATERFOWL.
DEATH OF ERNEST PAINTER.

Ernest Painter, SON of r. j. Painter of
this place, died at his residence Wednes-
day morning OF last week. The deceased
had been in poor health for several years.
About year sgo he moved to Colorado
in hopes that the clearer air OF that cli-
mate would be beneficial to him. For q
time he seemed to improve but the Inn
provement was not permanent. Last
summer he returned home and since then
he has been confined to the house for the
greater part Of the time. The funeral
was held from his fathers residence In
Watertown, last Friday afternoon, at z
O'Clock, Rev Mr. Cunningham officiating
He was buried in Evergreen cemetery
with Masonic honors, he having been 9
member of Federal lodge, No. II, F. &
A, M, of this place.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

tee appointed fer the purpose. Supper
was served in the banquet room, and
every one had Jolly good time. To.
mt ROW evening the Grange will give q
reception to Mr. and Mrs John Bryant,
It being their e lden wedding anniver-
aary. 1t Is seldom that two people are
permitted to enjoy such long and happy
lives together. Both are at present ovt r
so ard are hale and hearty, having ap-
parently many years of life still ahead
of them. Their many friends in Water
town will be pleased to have the oppor-
tunity of meeting and c1ngratulating
them tomorrow evening. The reception
will be in the lower room Of the Town
hall.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
MARKETABLE.
ST ANDREW


The two ladies' societies, namely the
Mite society and the Daughters of the
King, which have done such good work
in the past, have disbanded and a new
society, into which it is hoped all the
ladies Of the parish will enter, has been
organized as lSt Andrews Guild. The
following are it's officers:
President, the rector, ex.off1eio.
Secretary, Mrs w. FL. Dougal.
Treasurer, Mrs s. Ell. Clark.
Direetresses, Mrs Dewitt Platt, Mrs
w. 81. Dougal, Mrs FL. M. Denslow, Mrs
Minor Morehouse.
The first social under the auspices OF
the guild was held at the cottage Of Mrs
s. 81. Clark on Friday evening, January
26. notwithstanding the unfayorable
weather fair number OF people were
present and pleasant social time was
had. Result The state OF the treasury
Of the Guild is no longer empty
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

by the grand lodge, IS members have
signed the charter roll. It will be
great convenience to Cornwall Masons,
az they now have to GO to Kent CIR Shar-
on. The name asked for was that held
by the old Cornwall lodge, Blazing Star.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
GRANGE INTERESTS

The Watertown Grange celebrated its
anniversary, Thursday Of last week.
Over hundred patrons were present,
including visitors from Plymouth, Beth
lehem and Morris Oranges. An excellent
program was presented by the commit
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
al bank, Litchdeld, was in town on Mon.
NEW PRESTON.
A FAITHFUL, CLERK REMEMBERED,

| FAITHFUL CLERK REMEMBERED.
Your correspondent has been informed
that one Of our merchants at the opening
Of the year, upon computing the profit
and faithfulness his head clerk had
yielded to him for score of years, be-
slowed upon him as substantial mark
of his esteem, check for $500 in addi-
| ton to his wages. Let all employees in
other callings reject on this reward to
honest merit. It may not always come
in this shape; not all merchants can or
do feel willing to relinquish cash when
thus acquired, but to all who honestly
| and at ennously endeavor to fill well their
station in life, sooner or later, 8 reward
does come in some directly known man
| ner for their continued Jealous service.
We congratulate "Pen Dragon" on his
newly acquired possession and hope he
may be spared to many more years of
service In the same capacity, enjoying in
various ways the happy reflections con-
sequent on well spent life for the good
OF his employer.
VILLAGE CHURCH LOOKING FOR PAS
TOR.
Rev Mr. Montgomery again occupied
the pulpit here, last Sunday. Next Sun
day we are promised Rev Mr. Becker OF
diego, N. Y. Mr. Becker seems anxious
to ascertain il he is wanted here as 8
permanent pastor.
No ice was taken from Lake Wara-
mang, last week, on account Of the con.
tinued thaw.
Miss Mile Camp of New Milford vis-
tied Miss Lottie Brown during the latter
part of last week and over last Sunday.
The supper given at t. G. Blacks on
Wednesday evening of last week proved
a success in all respects and the affair
was thoroughly enjoyed by all who were
present.
J. A. Glover, who is passing the winter
in Litchfleld, visited his cottage here on
Tuesday of last week.
Joseph BrintoR OF Falls Village, q
piano tuner and salesman, was here over
last Friday night. He reports brisk
trade and signs of most prosperous year
in his business. Mr. Brinton is a we'll
preserved man Of 81 years and can out
walk still many Of younger generation.
Sherman Cogswell, End, is still confin-
ed to his home with iLfammatory rheu-
matism.
Julius M. Snow Ia leveling to the
ground some of D. Kenney's apple trees
in the orchard by Mr. Kenney's residence.
T. Dwight Woodruff returned from
New Haven, last Saturday.
Clinton Judson Of Watertown was the
guest of J. B. stillson over Wednesday
night Of last week.
The condition of Jesse A. Barden re-
mains about the same as at former writ
ing.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
BANTAM.
BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS.

Baptist CHURCH INTERESTS.
Meetings will be held in the Baptist
church, January 20 to February 2. Ser.
vices at 80 p. m. Preaching every
evening Monday, Rev r. s. Leathere
Tuesday, Rev Mr. Hill of Cornwall
Bridge; Wednesday, Rev G. L. Ramsey
OF Worthwhile; Thursday, Rev Mr. Holden
OF Morris Friday, Rev Mr. Page of. Mil
ton. Miss Minnie A. Swint of the New
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
CORNWALL BRIDGE.

A MASONIC LODGE TO BE ORGANIZED IN
CORNWALL.
1t is hoped soon to organizs Masonic
lodge, with headquarters ut CORNWALL
Bridge. The charter has been granted
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
COMING EVENTS.
Masonic ball, this evening.

Masonic ball, this evening.
r. Of A. entertainment, consistirg Of a
darce and entertainment, Tuesday even
ing, February 6.
Assembly dance, February z.
Colored cake walk and sale, February
8.
st Valentines kettle drum, or old
fashioned parish supper at the Town hall,
February IA.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
STAUB& MALLETT
Successors u Eviits a ssaub.)
Want a New Harness ?

We can suit you If in need of anything in
this line. We carry them IN all styles end n
grades. in both single snd double. from the
cheap factory harness to the finest hand maze
work. Look them over, you VIII find the
prices bottom.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
Blankets.

You win ind here anything you may need
IN this line tand at prices lower than else
where. We haye lin stock now 900 blankets
and robes ready for your inspection, any size.
any weight, and any quality from rs cents TO
rs. We buy these goods direct from the mills
in large quantities, for spot cash, and are in a
position 10 sell you at the lowest price.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02


We n my neigh h
nea as he done m
ei and i al TO hear nof me
will 81 o n n
shrnedcal maybe
St., trobes
consdr by letter
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
4 RE Y OLU TON
IN CLOTHING SELLING.

h hd dlM oumtomg outstanding t npm admnem
u will hn r oues placed
hp R ahny he Hp %
GREAT UNLOADING SUIT AND OVERCOATSALE
o hd Mem
M % M Ovnonh onni1 suits
is tH
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

The Parish Helpers held meeting at
the parish rooms, last Wednesday even
ing.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

DIR McLsren Of Litchfield was in town,
Friday.
Prof Gregg Clark gave fine talk and
few stereopticon views on astronomy,
last Saturday evening, at the Gunnery.
A room full Of spectators was present.
On Friday euening of this week WILDE
the Burdette entertainment at the hall on
the Green, for the benefit OF the Sc Johns
Junior society. A dance will follow.
A. g. Titus and Charles Beach went
TO New Haven, last week, to hear w. j.
Bryan speak
G. r. Duffee has removed his Golf ma
chinery from 8. g. Kingman's shop and
shipped it to Chicopee Falls, Mass.
The Echo Farm commenced harvesting
ice on Tuesday.
Cashier Humphrey Of the First Nation
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
w0AANs DAEGER Nsrgss eeas s,I va
MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG AND SICK WOMEN WELL
The Great Heaifb-B szfaer, Nerve .sfrenyfseness
asssa Vital Restorative for Women IS

From the burning flames of wonranIy weakness does
rescue suffering women How Sufer-patienf-C
Mhe underneath they Conceal VOLCANO of
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
Tobacco Paper
And Irvine.

We buy our paper direct from the manufae
turer, have II run specially, made of finer
quality, much stronger. and better fnish than
is usually sod for this purpose. We buy q
large quantity and can sell 20 al cents per
pound, the same price you will pay elsewhere
for a much poorer paper. We are selling the
best three ply wool tobacco twtne a. cents
per Id.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

Mrs Clifford of Jersey City has been q
guest at Mrs W. a. Hupgerford'a.
David Woodward has purchased a new
house in Atlanta, Ga.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02
Fodder Cutters.

We sell the Dicks and Baldwin Fodder cut
ters. They will do the work well and sell AZ
low as many inferior machines.
Yours respectfuIly
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

port, Monroe Co, N. Y, says
al had been i'll for long time
and could get no help, having
employed different doctors and
taken most every kind of medi-
cine, but 1 got no help until /
tried DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. /
shall always bless DIR. Greene
for having put such good
medicine on the market, and /
cannot say enough in favor of
it. l had suffered so much for
years with heart trouble, female
weakness, and was SO nervous
that l could not bear to have
any one walk across the floor;
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

Gilbert Williams has large contract
for railroad ties and has at present sew
eral men and teams at work getting out
the sane and delivering them at the de.
NOT
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

Rev Mr. Montgomery again occupied
the pulpit here, last Sunday. Next Sun
day we are promised Rev Mr. Becker OF
diego, N. Y. Mr. Becker seems anxious
to ascertain il he is wanted here as q
permanent pastor.
The Newtown bee., 1900-02-02

sfIess, miserable, !Hnaf-
tracfiVe woman to a mag
Hific emf, agnef ito
woman, full of the hearty
beauty and cheer of good
health, by DIR. Greene's
Nervura. Try 1t and see
for yourself Its wonderful
heaIfh-giVing effects.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-13
CHOCOLATE TO ORDER.
In Manila the Cinnamon Manufac-
turc II While You Wait.

ture II While You Wait.
In Manila they make your chocolate
while you wait. Right into the house 4
Chinarlan comes with his basket and
rolls the crushed cacao bean and sugar,
and then makes a supply OF chocolate
that is swecter and more palatable and
cheaper than the commercial brand sold
in the Chicago stores.
When the Chinaman comes, he lays
aside his hat and shirt, and. stripped to
the waist and barefooted, he begins his
work. In the basket is the chocolate or
cacao bean, from which the rancid Gil
has been extracted and which oil long
ago has amounted the hair of some Filipi-
NO belle or lighted some Filipino home.
The beans first come on the board bitter
and brackish. With a rolling pin the Chi
naman grinds them into a fine powder.
This takes time. When it is done, he
opens another basket ard dips out the
sugar for the sweetening and the final
mixture. The sugar is what would prob
ably grade coffee G" if it were in COM
mercial circles. Like the bean, it grows
on the island.
Industriously the Chinaman rubs, and
gradually the chocolate forms OH the bot
tom of the board and drips off in sticky
sweetness into the basket beneath. The
family gathers about to sample the prod
uct, and the Chinaman stops to smoke Il
cigarette while judgment is being passed.
Cups Of the beverage are handed around,
and all taste" Ii it is not sweet enough,
the manufacturer throws more sugar on
his board and drops in another pinch Of
vanilla and cinnamon for the favoring
When it is right" he goes to work, and
for several hours rubs away at his task
The deposit below the rolling pin is a
brown substance that is soft and moist,
while above it is to nil appearances dry
powder and susar.-Exchange.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-13

There are many uses to which an old
cycle can be put 1t is said that thea
ter manager has made rather an excellent
chandelier out Of his old wheel. lie also
uses an old tricycle. for producing the eff
feet of wind, hail and railway trains a
navy is said to have made clock al
most all out of parts of an old machine.
The bell strikes the hours, and length
of solid rubber tire holds the pendulum.
which is bicycle fork. At one small
place man has turned discarded wheel
into kind Of pump. and the tires do duty
for the pipe hose. Another has made
trcadle sewing machine out of his wheel.
A grocer has turned part of a cycle into
a coffee grinding machine. and bell
ringer. being rather feeble in the arm,
has an old cycle which he has raised and
fixed in one position. and so by pulley
arrangement he can when gently pedaling
ring the bell vigorously. Many folks use
their old wheels for flower stands, and
there is Il man who is making quite de-
cent living by turning old bicycles into
conveyances on which washerwomen can
take home the weekly !oad.-London
Globe