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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-24
STATE CONVENTION,

Democrats Will Meet at New Haven
 on Thursday, September 25. To the democratic electors of the state of Connecticut:-
 A convention of delegated represen- tatives of the democratic party from each town will be held at the Hyper ion theater in New Haven on Thurs day, September 25, 1902, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of, nominating candidates for the several state offices, a candidate for congress- man at large, the election of a state central committee, the formation of a party platform, and the transaction of such other business as may regularly come before Lac convention.
 The electors of the several towns entitled to vote in caucus are request ed to send delegates to said convention. in accordance with the rules heretofore adopted, the basis of representation
 being as follows:
 Each town shall be entitled as q town to twice as many delegates as it
 has representatives in the legislature. and all towns in which the vote cast at the last presidential election ex-
 ceeds 1000 shall be entitled to one ad- ditional delegate for each additional 1000 votes then cast, and also each fraction thereof exceeding one-half.
 Under the above apportionment the following named towns are entitled to
 increased representation as follows: Hartford ...... s..... .s....1S Bristol .......... lMancnesrer ..s... ...... ......... 5 New Britain -... .......s....s p... 8 New Haven s........ s...s. ...... .26 WaIerDury ......s...sa ..... .s.12 AusohIa ....s.ss ..s.ss.. ........ 6 Leroy ........i ...ss.......... 9 Naugatuck s....-.. ..s..s 5 orange =. s.5.ss...s s.........s. WalllngIord d.....-.s.sss.. | New London .... .s...s.... 6 lNorWlcn ..ee.s n.ss...s sss...s.ea 5 Ston1ngIon .....a..s s.,..... t.r. ...- 3
 Bridgeport .........s ss.....a......17 DahDury ........... s.... ......... treenWlcn ss...s..l e..... ........ INorWaiK s...ss l.-.....s s.......... StamTord ...s...A. ....s. ....... z Wlndham ....... ............... 5. l WlncneSTef .s..-ss.....-.. .s..... 0 lIOrrlngIon ..s...s. y......-. 6 A1lQuletOWn e.....s. p..ss.... 6 I All other towns are entitled to only
 twice as many delegates as they have
 representatives in the legislature The
 total number of delegates is COS. diyid- l ed as follows:
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-24

Ladies of Waterbury and vicinity are in- vited to call. 9-22-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-24
Cost Money.

De stylew-D you find 1t hard to drop your his while attending tE'e coronation?
 GunbustaT dropped my Ks and Ms mora easiIy.-Jndgss
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-24

All other towns are entitled to only twice as many delegates as they have representatives in the legislature. The total number of delegates is COS. diyid-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-04-25
THE LOCAL. FIELD E 3D.


Wilkie Collins is in town. l-8t
Gus. Utecht was in townETues-
day: ) ~ ~ n )
Florist Kent was up from Grand
Forks Tuesday ] Slll51
Vegetables every Saturday at
T. q. Haslam's. ).
Land Commissioner Laxdall was
.in.town Monday 81 &
Sewer pipes for sale by Robert
son~Lumber Co., Successors to A.
D. SCleveland.
YAllan Tompkins went to James
,toWn Monday on business.
Bells Mocha and Java coffee at
Cooperative store beats them all
forathe price. 4 IL
Billy Greene was n'st. Pau this
week on important business
Call did ses NJ new stock I6fi
bugeies, wagons, drills, harrows,
ploWs and all kinds Of farm imple-'
Nents. .i Peter Haley. I
Attorney Townsend spent sew
.erakdaysLin sSt. Paul this week.
Payrupyour pastssdues mortgage,
drawing high rates Of interest, by
hRrrowingsmeneyaofF irst9Nationah
Bank. Lowest rates given
Mayor Wineman was in Knox
Monday and Tuesday lookingafter
alaad deal.
Iryou want to pay the balance
dueon your crop contract for land
Joha w. Maher will loan you the
money with which to do so.
Miss Ethel Hastings, Of Obloearoonn.
f1is state, issa guest7of Mrs. G. w
Greene this week.
First National Bank loans
money, not only on farms, but on
go6d cify9propeertyssas kMealEE3 {
Harry VanLiew, travelling
representative Of the Grand Forks
Revew, is home on a short vaca-
ton
Tom White has the contract for
the@hnilding tofthe Bakersfield
house in Morris township. It will
be a $3.50 building. He also has
Contracts to build two in Triumph
school district.
E.O. Faukalsrud, Of Montevideo,
Minn., has opened a a~real-estate
office over the Co. Cooperative store:
He is agent for the Hackney
Bbynton lands in North Dakota,
and has some bargains in Cana
dian lands, 5a7 az; =e
California. oranges at = "A,
HaSaams. 'sfa~'zr-'
The Catholic Order Of Foresters'
will give q social at their 7hal
Monday evening April 28th.ms3The
ppeseeds will be for the benefit of
of the Altar society and the choir
of St. JosepA's- Church, and an
elegant lunch will be served BY
the ladies' Of the Altar Society.
There will be a musical program
bySMiss ~PfndeVilie's class, and
other interesting features.
All are cordially invited to attend
Admission Is, children 15c. 81
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-04-25


Apples from SIPS to- $1.75s per
box at T. A.. Haslam's.
Fred Rother was in Minot Mon
day on land business. Z
Prosser & Serumgard have just
received q carload of Monitor
breakers.
j. T.. Lee, of Edmore, was in the
city Monday on business.
Mrs. Frank Whitman. returned
Hast Friday from q pleasant visit
with friends in Fargo.
Nef & Rother do not wait for
land buyers to come to North Da.
kota. They go after them.
M. p Nef claims to be the
owner of one of the most promis-
ing colts in this section of the
state-raised in Ramsey county,
too. aa3
First National Bank has for
sale at all times young and sound
horses drivers and farm stock.
M. A. Hoghang, of Edmore, was
in the city Monday. Mr.. Hoghang
is the newly elected of
Fancher township and Edmore,
and is also engaged in the real es-
tate business.
Rooms For Rent.-Two upstairs
rooms, furnished, for rent in M,
K. Lees dwelling. Inquire at this
office. 6-tf
/ Charley Wilder working. in
Burtscher's tailoring establish
ment, last week slipped and fell
against the steve in the shop and
broke a rib. He will be laid up
for several weeks.
t-...,sb s-.H' .-a-s
Will sell horses for cash or on
tine at Whipple's barn. Calleand
seesenem'
! G. G.. Connolly will erect two
fine residences on. West Seventh
slree' .hls summer, ana make
ABOUT 2l'VVVs worth OF improve
menus on 1ne. residence an winch
ne IS now llYlns' i,
No long winded applications re-
quifea' Whlch77are submitted to
weeks for none after mortgaga Z
executed. You get your money
when mortgage is signed at First
National pank
Gunder. Ulstad and Miss silvy
Sylvia Grandal, Of Thromdhjem,
Norway, were.,united in marriage
Friday, April 18th. Gunder is q
bashful young man and tried to
keep the event quiet. but couldn't.
friends Is extended.
WI.
'n7i' 'ne "on'on -, 'ose.lte1
.ue9e uays' = = ~ w uoN ol'en
~ pap r.
enl ~ "ouloii Gems ml', quo
1 noeeu en1 ANY d lnso ne pa o4 =
I"A ~
-.l'o nouoe nlns g De popoieu'
80 Y'e nlap uasn : oonle ye'a
Z Jonn w. Maner mas received %
me plans 9 hls pew residence IN
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-04-25

There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to be
nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local
remedies and by Constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incurable.
ti6nal disease, and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halle Catarrh Cure, manu-
factured by F.J. CheneyA Co.. Toledo, ohio,is
the only constitutional cure on the market. It
.teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system: They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, Is cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-04-25

AGgs g sEsa&t sse SIgE4 lEGf sEss9 I'LL
Call andsee the Percheron brood
mares for sale at Whipple's barn.
F,H. stoItze was in the city.
the frstsof the week looking after,
his big lumber yard here. 81
See Gunderi Ulstad for farm
machinery; He can save You
money. $50 e 81. -
Frank Pitcher is very low with
q severe case of Pneumonia. His:
many friends hope for his speedy,
recovery.
McKibbin hats )
Best on earth -
F. W. Mann & Son.
The Robertson Lumber com
pany has enlarged their Office.
room quite materially, put in q.
hard wood floor and painted the
interior.
Catalogues giving complete list
of books at library. Ask for one:
only 10 cents each.
VIM. Stoye purchased Tuesday
of John w. Maher the southeast
quarter. of section "a, Noonan.
township, the consideration being
$1,000:
Violins are sold at Huesgen''s at
lower prices and with, better tone
quality than anywhere else. q.
The ladies Of the M. E. church
will hold a sale Of home-oooked
food at Winemans store, Saturday
afternoon Of this week. Buysylou1rr
Sunday dinner there.
The First National Bank loans ID.
moneyyongtockaand farms at low:
est rates.
j. Howe, general agent fol
the Minneapolis and Northern line
elevators, arrivedIMonday with his
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Howe viii
make their m 9 at the Seyillh.
/ McKibbin hats I
F.sWa Mann & Son:
9. N. Wood, q prominent land
promoter Of the northwest with
headquarters at Fargo, was Al
Devils Lakesover Sunday visiting
his daughter who is one Of the
teachers in our public schools.
The Hero tanning mill clean.
better and faster. than any othe!
yet tried in this locality. See it
try it and satisfy yourself. Pros
ser & Serumgard.
Ferry Sessions has arrived will
Tins strong right arm. and is il
fine physical condition to throw
swift and deceptive ball. Perry
promises to do the best work d
his life on the diamond this sum,
mer.i q J,
! If your farm is for sale at the
right price, Neff & Rother will, MOI
keep you waiting long for q pur;
chaser. i.
JOHN Birk1hoItz and Dr.. Wheel
er,szseofsssG irand Forks and Dorr
Wheaton and ). A. Quinn, 81 st
Paul, compose g hunting parts
which arrived Tuesday ana Vil
spend a fen days IN the vicihity 9:
Devils Lake.
The finest lot of horses evel
shipped. in here now on sale a,
First National Bank.
Ensign Staiger. of Winnipeg
will give q magic lantern service
at the Salvation Army barracks OF
Saturday evening next. Farewell
meeting Sunday, night, Subject
Example versus precept." Ad
mission 10 cents.
II. L. Wells has just returned
from his old home in Mason City
Iowa. While there he purchase
a carload of good, sound farm
horses, whichh he offers for sale-a'
very low figures for cash or or
time Can be seen at his barn OF
the oldJohn Thoe farm east Of
town. VI
Whileit was showing to beat
the Band in Minnesota Tuesday
we we're having delightful weather
at Devils Bake, In North Dakota
It is true that it was Ia little
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-04-25

The law firm Of Brennan & Ken
has been dissolved, Mr.. Ken
NEEDY retiring. Mr.. Brennan will
continue the law business, while
Mr.. Kennedy will devote his en-
tire time to his farms.
For blacksmith coal, go to the
Robertson Lumber Co., successors
to A. D. Cleveland.
Eighteen years ago, there was a
case of indiscretion in Devils
Lake. A lot Of people who were
|'s'sitting around" one night last
week, got to. talking about it.
People never forget things of that
kind.
|. Wanted.-Three rooms or more
flor light housekeeping. Would
prefer rooms already furnished and
with stove. Two persons only.
Will pay good rent for neat rooms.
Address Brother & Sister, Box
465, or call at Hansen's jewelry
store.
Geo. Emslie is having a new
roof put on his residence. on
Second street. A. M. Powell has
Just completed a neat little cottage
on the same street, which is oc-
cupied by J. H. Bloom, Of the
Inter Ocean force.
McKibbin. hats
Guaranteed Il
T. w. Mann & Son. :
The regular meeting Of the XIX
Century club has been called at
President Powell's residence on
Thursday, April oath, at 2:30
o'clock. A special study program
assigned. Social Day for May.
will be held at the home of Mrs.
E. W. Miner.
[, The life Saver is the best
nickle cigar sold.
+ Gill A. Arvidson, who has been
with J. n. Miller for a year Or 50,
left Monday night for Kenmare,
where he will engage in the cattle.
business with his brothers, The
boys have q large ranch in Ward
County well stocked with young
cattle.
Wanted.A girl for general
|housework. Apply. at Mrs. r,
Daetey' residence over postoffice.
Capt. Herman reports that the.
fwater in the. lake has risen. about,
fourteen inches this spring. The.
lake is not yet clear Of ice, about
three miles of it on thesouth shore.
still remaining intact. A few
warm days, however, and naviga-
ton. will be open.
House to Rent.-Fige or eight
rooms, half mile north Of Devils
Lake. Good garden spot Of two
acres. Inquire at this Office. 81
Col. W. @. Plummer, rightly
termed the silver tongued orator,
has been engaged to deliver the
Fourth Of July grafton at Chau-
tauqua. On the Sunday follow
Ling the Fourth the colonel will de-
liver his famous lecture entitled
the Glover Of Babel" There is
no more brilliant orator in the
country today than Col. 'Plummer,
and his two lectures at Chautau-
qua will be red letter events.
+ McKibbin hats
$50 styles
Everyone q winner
F. W. Mann & Son, ?
There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to be
tincurable. For a great many years DOCTORS pro;
nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local
remedies and by constantly falling to cure with
|lOca1 treatment pronounced it incura6le.
Science has proven catarrh to be a constitu.
ti0nal disease, and therefore requires constitu.
tional treatment. Hallb- CatarIh Cure, manu-
factured by FL. CheneyA Co., Toledo, 0hio'is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14
DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING
ANOTHER STEP AHEAD IN TECH
NlCAL SCHOOLS.
Massachusetts, institute 10 Found Grad
uate School OF Enaineerina--ldea
Original With Germany

Boston, December 10. A new graduate
department. standing for practical research
ia modern problems like power transmits.
siou, electrical power, sanitary engineering
~ large cities, or the publication OF streams
ana waterways, win soon be added to the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology I'm
like the usual graduate school "a It has de-
yeiopcd IN the more important American
centers Of education, this new graduate
school ~ engineering research, as 10 Is
called, will definitely limit its members t.
small body OF earnest students aud award
rs degree Eng, D. or Doctor OF En-.
gineerlng only for SPECIFIC pieces OF lnyes.
LEGATION The degree iE already held as an
honorary distinction lit was established as
such at the stevens Institute Of Technology
some eighteen years ago by half dozen
Americans. among them Rear Admiral Mel
VILE hut except during the past three years
in Germany IL has never before been offered
as a reward open 20 any advanced student
along these important and practical lines
II applied science who cared to compete for
IL. Prince Henry OF Prussia was the FIRST
60 receive the honorary degree in Germany
The pew school az the Institute will begin
ip 1904 aud y made possible BY the aruc,
ton o. the Lowell electrical snginesrlnz
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the, business. Of the doctor and surgeon. spe-
tlAi work or Ike practical nature will he
undertaken In studying tho behavior OF VA
a,uus nuIulug materials under exposure to
hIt, WIN me ultimate end Of decreasing the
losses. eApeuSe VI hre
It is expected that research ,ntoS sna nv
In, Important problems VIII be SIMILARLY
unuoNsu- Naturally much OF this work
must DC experimental hut II Ia signiNr0nf
OF inc purposes Of the school that every
C9huldale Tor the degree Of Doctor OF i,n-
sttn a.,i must present dissertation upon
ugHted' and that no dlsgertotion viii 10
considered acceptable unless n renrasert J
sSllsihctory contribution 10 the solution
OF that particular subject '0'u''o''
~
me degree OF Doctor Of Engineering both
as a degree to be earned by a regular course
OF study and as an honorary distinction.
was established IN Germany bv Emneror
william during the 1909 celebration m tbc
vtytntehnlal OF the School OF TecbnoloTv M
c, ~, tt0tsthpuTg The Importance OF the
was involved in the mere estsbliSbtna,,tN =,
,oa NV Ltle IL recognized the right of mo
sy,,5sros schools as pointed out by thC
ti0s de hllAeell' TO confer special scien
culinr ,b sS responding to their own pc
| Gerp,a, Naatatctet; Ia other words. ths
N ~ .lh empire thus recognized fbe srboc,.
/ Tho ia,,.ro',oss US ot equal Importance witt
| de,,,tap ssen established uuiversities 81 sca
emphasi2s9 b aud this fact was furthei
reaa 49, sSh,1eo ey a speech from the throne
.sau Nhen the beginning OF the new c,,,t,,s,
Mas celebrated some weeks lstar vsn'v ~,
s'aS1Gt ~ nelhah center Of technical trsinins
| fer 6lstinntISo,s, mat ! have been able to con
ppr,9sy said the emperor M mart OK W.! hsSVsn
oyerrorasN Ssry great obstEeias lad "a X,
4 t"sss are new removed. \ az
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Breathing Places For Paris.

Paris Cable TO the New York Herald
special senate committee has approved
an agreement between the city ana state
relative to the future arrangement Of the
Champ de Mars The Galcrie des Machines
VIII be demolished aud gardens viii be laid
out IN the middle, with uue houses built
~ the sides principally along the Avenue
de Ia Bourdounas and the Avenue dc Snf.
freu.
The cousorvatorics In the Cours Ia Rein,
are 10 be preserved.
NJ Gabriel Bonynlot noted explorer.
followed London methods, Is trying to or.
eani2e movement for open spaces Ia
Paris, The Bots de Boulogne IL not con
sidered by NJ. Bonvalot large enough. The
neighboriug fortihcatons are about 70 he
destroyed, nnd u financial SYN iicato has
offered 55,O0Oo0o francs tSil.OOOoO0i Tor tho
ground vacated by the forJihcations IL
proposes 20 build large tenemcnts NJ. Hou.
yalot objects and demands the space for
gardens
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


laboratories. which are contained infs h,u,
ing that has been described as In " nanv "a
spects the worlds finest laboratorypl ~ h.
Strucuun in the various departing C,rts ~
modern engineering. The school 1 ,Viu no
opened 70 limited number Of gradt ,otc stn-
dents who have given evidence OIL rnorted
attainments In the Investigation Of nWre or
applied science as It bears upon fhe va
uous problems Of modern enginc9 ,rina "a
making our great centers Of popula Ettane .,,
yenlent well lighted and hcalth{s fni crr
hgh buildings safe as well as use Raj ond
and efficient. Following the custo -, nno ~ ~
institute the stan ~ the school witsft ,It.,ts
parity ot It's own professors and inliSfrurtors
Suu parity OF experts personally ~ engore6
In engineering enterprises. N sNs'u
~ hi
The main aim Of the school wlru be 90
far as facilities and means allow, 20 d,rect
the work OF those who enter It t-o,yard IN
solution Of problems Of immediate rrnr,tc,I
Importance Aside from the rel ,iar ,r,rt
OF the school In engineering civY 4 santtnrv
on oiucHrIn@ ,,,tiis, ~ ~, .ti.ties aud mining
lecture and metalurgy- severe ori sn,cist a.
Nestlgations are already proyiCopsA ~ rJ,e.
thousand dollars a year. for a. ~, ,YY,,,yio bns
been onered the institute To , Il n .7
penses 81 three years m Scstirgstti hg "a ~
IL F,St, eaat, ~ ~ i hpe OF eventual
msthcd T. ~ a it ttt t hoand economical
grovvinr cit,uass' wNthar h,lns sewage Of orr
Roe No., a 80 = ..tieJ nat smaller fund
The Roenfeen AZ " rsy AZ + years study u
view towsrd az ,rnnrovanIl paratus with a
and medical use. Int LOT sutslVai
Here, indeed, one might. =. a.. .,.
snreerv ana MA, VA IT. az frlonged rather 10
put the apparatus that PR 1870. sht
tsrioue agshey 10 a. dlptinfl ct9q1eeea tnis mys-
Nf q application ID
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sire to bring the schools Of technology into
the foreground, for they have great prob
lens 70 solve, not merely technical, but So
biological also.
You will be able to exert n great in
nuence on social affairs since your many re-
lntions TO work and to workers and TO in
dustry give you an abundant opportunity
Tor suggestion and influence. You are there
FORE called 10 great tasks in the future.
Guidance In social affairs has unfortunately
hitherto been wanting. l count upon the
schools OF technology"
So far, at least, the German nation has
led the world In technical education with
the United states as her most dangerous
rival; Inc establishment OF the new degree
at the. institute is therefore an event OF
no little interest 10 educators all over the
country, although OF course the establish
ment or a new graduate school OF advanced
] students, engaged largely In Investigating
the important city problems with whose OK
istence every. one Is more or less familiar,
Is matter OF oven wider import
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Earnsst Purpose Elnda Tlme.

William Matthews in Success.
one OF the commonest excuses for the
lack OF self culture and attention 10 other
duties Is the lack Of time. Hundreds OF
men, young and old, cheat themselves with
the notion that they would do this or that
desirable thing N they "onlg had time. -
But the truth generally Is that the busiest
o. them could find leisure for an extra
thing by utilizing odd chinks and creyices
OF time, and properly arranging their regu
lar employments Hazitt observes 'thai
many men walk as much idly on Pail Mall
10 a Few years as would snffice TO carry
them around the globe. The truth Is that
II seiEes on spare moments and turns
larger fragments Of leisure to golden &C
count How many men are there in thu
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Gratifying.
Ilfe

Intense Americans win be gratifcd by
the report that Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Is dressing her serving men Ike George
Washington this winter
Every body Is well aware that Mrs Van.
derbilt might did She choose. dress her
buffers, eqnerries, chamberlains aud the
rest like solomon IN all his glory. OF King
Edward In the grand innate OF his corona.
tion. or the akoond OF swat.
The fact that she nnds a sufficient NAT
tern without going abroad can not but an
peal strongly to the sense OF national self
hood.
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busiest classes who % r., 3Gt , WIN n
he'd i'm lettering, or 10 iuie tAa Nv
,',ar = minutes? Yet even .s iiiiy % Z
t , Inn, I n devoted steapINfr sns.
ton Oh d NM would make 81 ,aIt
wise in few years. -, make 1 ~ 4
OF benevolence, wouln I'm ulurlss !
en- good deeds. Even M. ~ VOID Y
snent in thoughtful uouSsbtlllll y
wears away a sl9,S1e' IN a eS VI Il
of animnlcules builds W Re feie h
post colossal buildlnss az 4 tns
in 1C one brick or stone 10 y. u
'nF "" osk FOR leisure 70 .s thii q
- 40 IsN simply TO confess hlni
care TO do H. ON ..isueed i ~ n I;
MIN MIN Who has exper,ls,n,oyTledee ! v
ranture with when hnnvseious ~
t a. ptbose hurried but plltsesd q ~,
~ tn nosder who has, ins'eet hls n
only snatches OF large hs.'s,
While the owner OF rs 81 n
whole afternoon S ~ NIL re-,
aoc TH what book pc ai
a ge,,n", Who hangs og Ven rs w
into a priced yolun' .s..ss
lectual paradise. ch,nning "A
wiiiiam Euery Cl ls,ss cross 4
AVE- aYeetlous someusnai' iufeIlesf
tn ',,,'tas and that ths
t nlng'V Of the same POW
l.
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NacoinatIn0 Z

London Telegraph VIVA, q, y
FLINT and Denb ,ii,soa aV 4 s y Va
Sinsts 81 ta ( gsPsat. ,I g.Ss
CURED from ne I1 The csuH,,. 4
the FIRST PACK 5,stsmpef, Y
clnated agnlns. Interest
be watched win NV