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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-10
Beer by Mail or Telephone

When you desire something delicious and
refreshing drop postal or phone 1853 for
case of the Abner-Drury Brewing Co.'S odd
Glory" The finest dark beer brewed.
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Mr.. Hardesty's New Duties.

Have you seen THE Elk Head."-Advt.
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THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT Co

Spring ScheduIe-in Eject March -, 1903.
Steamers Calvert and Potomac will leave eth st.
wharf every Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at &
pm. for River Landings and Baltimore arriving
In Baltimore early Tuesday Thursday and Saturl-
day mornings. Returning, will leave Pier No. o,
Light ST.. Baltimore, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm, arriving in Washington early
Monday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. Accom-
modatons for passengers unsurpassed baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York freight solicited Ali
river freight must be prepaid STEPHENSON &
BRO, Agents. Telephone Main 40. mhl2-tf-l2
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Chicago-Jewel and Dangler Gas Ranges
1904 G st. C. A. Muddiman & Co. GIG 18th st.
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CITY ITEMS.

Lowest Prices for Builders Hardware
as well as lumber of all kinds Free delivery.
Eisinger Bros, 2109 7th NV. Phone 1853 M,
1t
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John Il. Kelly, New York Roast Beef.
Riggs, West End and Western Markets
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Iced Tea is the Most Refreshing

of summer beverages. properly made. Use
'Thea-Nectar' and satisfactory results are
guaranteed. Only coo. Presents with each
pound. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
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Go to F. W. Buddecke for Luxuries.

carefully selected stock, embracing
everything that Is pure and good in food
stuffs awaits your selection here. Specify
Store Lincoln ave. and Quincy st.-Advt.
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Celebrated Dangler Gasoline and Blue
Flame Oil Stoves. A. Eberly's Sons, 71s 7th
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Antique Furniture, Brass Goods, Etc,
at auction prices. Brown & Tolson's Art
Galleries, 1412 H (south side). Phone 2520.
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A Continually Increasing Income
results when your funds are deposited In the
banking department of Union Trust & Stor-
age Co.. 1414 F. Interest paid on deposits
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Parlor Car Service to oneonta, New

Tar1or Car Serv1ce to Uneonta, New
York via Pennsylvania railroad. Begin
ming June L. a through Pullman buffet par
Tor car will be operated between Phladel-
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and Kingston. on train leaving Washington
at 200 am. daily, except Sunday, arriving
at Oneonta at 7:13 pm. On the return trip
connect with train leaving that point at
5:25 pm. which has Pullman buffet par
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Soldiers Home Band Concert.

Following is the program to be given by
the United States Soldiers Home Band,
August Kraemer, assistant leader, this
afternoon from $50 to $50 o'clock:
March, olympia" ..................C Clark
Overture. College .................To ba nj
Waltzes, Farewell to Munich" .Gung'I
Selection, Pirates of Penzance" Sullivan
Medley overture. THE Metropolis at
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The Bread for Summer Menus.

Schneider's MALT Bread is the kind
that should be found on every table at this
season. Light, nourishing, easily digesteo
Order it. All grocers. &c. loaf.
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Small's Flowers.

J. H Small & Sons, 18th and g. Washing
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Conveniently Near the Piers


Summer visitors to Atlantic City will find
The Lawrence, under the management of
Mr.. Samuel Ellis within convenient dis
lance of the piers and the principal amuse-
ments Of the resort.
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Have you heard about THE Elk Head
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Drink Kenny's Cheon Tea.

The best 50c mixed tea in America. Prompt
deliveries. c. d. Kenny Co. 10 city stores.
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Cottage Lamps-Lanterns,
Blue Flame Oil Stoves. THE BEST
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$1.25 to Baltimore and Return Everv

Saturday and Sunday via B. & O. RI.
All trains. both ways, both days. except
Royal Limited, leaving Washington and
Baltimore, 1865 p.m.-Advt
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Stylish Carriages for June Weddings

and commandments hired very reasonably
at Downey's Hotel for Horses, 1622-2S L.
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down to Joppa and engaged passage IN .
vessel that was about to sail for TAR
shsh, place down In Southern Spain.
1t will be remembered that some years
ago a North Carolina carpetbagger wrote
a book entitled "a Fools Errand." That
lis the kind of errand that Jonah was on
FOOLS errand,
What was he trying to dor TO get
away from the presence OF the LORD
A fool? Yes, the greatest OF fools!
Ages ago. some one thought to ex-
claim: ''WhIther shall ! go from thy
spirit? or whittier shall ! flee from thy
presence? If / ascend up into heaven.
thou art there; II I make my bed In the
underworld, behold, thou art there, II !
take the wings OF the morning and dwell
( In the uttermost parts OF the sen. even
there shall thy hand lead me. and thy
right hand shall hold me-"
Astronomers tell us that the nearest
fixed star Is distant from US tYenty-slx
billions OF miles, and away beyond Cen-
tauri cluster the suns and systems. IN
the rectangle OF the Great Bear one can
soc with the naked eye from four to q
dozen stars. In the sanla space the opera
glass reveals a hundred. an ordinary
telescope several hundreds. a powerful
telescope many thousands,
In the entire heavens the great slassa,
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Want Plenty Of Advice About Investments from Mere Man.
but There's Something Doing it Isn't Good ADVICE.
HIsToRIcA, CoNsoLATloN FOR PEOPLE WHO CAN'T sPELLE

DO better. would It were worth thou-
sand crown.
D'rsraeI, from whose essay on Orthog-
raphy and orthocpy this article Quotes
rreeIv.g saws o,r language has never been
written as Il ought to have been. Those
( OF us who run typewrlters agree that
something la wrong somewhere. ana we
don't think the fault is with us.
II appears from the same authority
that we had no spelling books until l7ol-
a tlesIderatum under which tho young
3sters Of earlier days appear TO have borne
up bravely.
would be rcformers In photography nave
Tanned IN, but they found that IN re-
forming the spelling they had SO many
tneople to reform that they ultimately
gave up. ttil..s8s.
Along towards the end OF the eighteenth
century tho fashion of dropping the letter
: K from such words as "physic, music
and 5'ipublc,,t was adopted, though MANY
VIGOROUSLY protested against It.. James
Roswell Z the biographer OF Dr. Sam john
son chung to the K to the last.
when the custom began to gain friends
IL 1890 a literary antiquary observed that
l"forf,, years ago no school-boy had dared
To have done this with impunlty." The
mod ern mode, 1t must be admitted IS
anomalous; Its a case Of sometimes YOU
drop the X and sometimes you don't. Win
the dictionary as arbiter Observe me ne
pesee, Il. ridIcule the inconsist OF
t iietionaarleess and correct spoilers. See
II it,doesn't, jar you:
Die gave JAG a kic when
JAG gave Die knoc on the
ba { with a thlc site"
IN october, iii, Dean Swift, IN one OF
his letters to Stella, writes the follow.
ing: Here Is a full and true account OF
Stella's new npelllng :F4S..
i.Paguely {for plagully) dineing dor
d,ning1, strangers Gor strangers) chais
Cor chase. waist (for vast, houer (for
hour. inmaginti5 tfora lmag ne)"..a bout
fforf about), intelligence (for intelllgence),
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owed Him certain obedience. and that
obedience lie was going to have, Hence
the "great fish, that was to swallow the
prophet and take him ashore so that he
could finally go and preach that sermon.
God might have allowed the prophet 70
sink, but that would have been to defeat
His own plan, His plan was that the
prophet should obey Him. and lie held
on to him until no did obey him,
The writer Of the story Of Jonah desired
10 teach the idea that In the end God IS
coming out ahead with every reoe9llous
creature OF His hands,
lie is not going to lot the rebelllous one
remain in his rebellon--that would be
Gods defeat. He is going to hold onto
him until the rebellous spirit becomes the
shirt OF obedicnce--which Is Gods VIC
tory,
( And So Instead OF allowing the belliger-
ent prophet to sink, the Lord prepared a
great fish" to swallow him up and con-
duct him to land, where, after due ronec-
ton. he should stand ready to go to NIne-
yeh and deliver the message that God
had committed to him,
But some of Gods human diamonds
are so rough that 1t requires a great deal
of hard experience to properly polish
them up. Jonah was a very rough dia-
mcnd.
lie finally got to Nlneveh. and entering
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into the city, cried and said; "fet lofty
DAYS ana Nineyeh shall he oyerthrown";
whereupon no went out Of the city, ana
sat on the cast side OF the city, and there
made him a booth, and sat under IT In the
shadow, TIL he might see what would
become OF tho city
Jonah was prophet. Was his prophecy
coming true? Were people going to laugh
at him and call him false prophet? In
other words, was God going to spare
Nlneyeh, after all the trouble that he had
been to to set them warned?
) That Is exactly what God did Uneven
repented and the threatened destruction
did not come.
SO, sure enough. Jonah was a false
prophet. Ills occupation was gone. Heres
after nobody would believe him.
He was Every angry" and upbralded
the Lord for causing him to make pro-
phecy which lie dis not intend to fulni,
In the meantime the Lord was SO
thoughtful OF the disgruntled prophet that
He prepared a gourd TO come up over 80
nah, that 1t might BIO shadow over ms
head. to deliver him from his grief. So
Jonah was exceedingly glad OF the gourd,
But God prepared worm when the morn-
Ing rose the next day, and It smote the
gourd that 1t wthered. And It came to
pass when the sun did arise, that God
prepared a vehement east windi and the
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me feet up on de coaster hollis, but ono
OF me feet struck something dat did tlnss
to de engine, and We starts of on new
gait dat made do foist one seem ike
strolling in a meadow. I4seen something
ahead and woiked de fog horn signal 1or
i allt9de noise deere swa '.tn1lt, ana Wnat
seen turned INTO d,teh' a hiovc Ms'e Club
out on a run. Il AS ] passed }dey sets up a
holler dat l was deir pace MAKER, any w
for me to sloy down IN dey g! c9ula ,o 81,
what to pull, to slow, down., "a pulied ie
mile from it's socket. SO JUST waves es
me hands for EN- to follow, !. want ,et'
somebody along to PICK up ue pieeeo o -
1 kept de road clear for time WI ds
fog horn, and nearly everything = passed
turned and chases after me, untli wa vas
followed by most Of the nikes, m no, n any
began to feel some chesty;
Dose dat want travelling IN anything
dat could keep me IN sight gives me e, ,3s
advice on de ay.Munie ,yoMrt 9 ITnot ~,
YOUR compensation, 4 deyz would yell at me;
and trying to please. II give sometlns =, q
! Kick at every good void OF advice ana &c
grapevine twists. but never let up on on 8. &c
| In time for me dinner or me funeral:
on delevel. dere ssa kind OF f,ln IN t ga,
| sort OF ROlHS.4l SPooC duS . .S'|'>N
| haven't time to guess what de harvest VIII
| be, Anyway, I began to tink dat ~
| have de ha-ha on shutter when eot
home. but just den sees ahead OF me.
] and coming anyway, a victoria VIZ .lls
| hind top up. I knoWed 1t for WhlsKers.
! because he's de only;gent In our parts aaI
uses victorla on desroad. and he always
has de back top up coming home from a
morning drive down Greenwich way, TO
| keep de sun OFF,
| lust had time to remember dat new
| coachman had took Whiskers out dat
morning, and dat heilooked like farmer,
and would likely tlnk Id be minutes. get
| ting to him, when Id be seconds, Tor
fact, ! woiked de horn wit one hand and
steered as far to de right as could VII
de odder hand, but p'chee he was turning
| to his left. He was a Britisher SEQ!
| When he saw how / was coming he got do
rattles, and turned to de left de way dey
! do at houe. I tries to give quick turn TO
do left. and more tngs happened IN a sec
| ond dan you could put In a book De
machine skided. knicked a. lever dat
stopped and revolsed and de stop was so
! student dat i went on me way Wit a
coIvc in dc air dat landed me glancing on
do Victoria top, and from dere ! shot OF
like a. golf ball dat hits. rock on de ny.
and landed on top OF load OF hay, In dc
! field, and got pitchfork OF 1t over me
dat de farmer was trimming UP when
| started,
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show over fifty millions OF bodies; ana
beyond a doubt there are many billions
OF worlds more in the space that Is now
Inaccessible to US.
And We may be sure that God IS
throughout all this boundless region.
HOW very foolish. then, to try to got
away from Him!
However, Jonah tried IT, And what
happened to him? IIe failed. The storm
overlook his ship, he was tnrown into
the sea- the nsh swallowed him and took
him to land, and there. for the second
time, he heard the voice OF the Lord
saying unto him: arise. 90 into Nine
yeh that great city. and preach unto
1t the preachings that ] bid thee, "
His attempt to get away from God did
not amount TO much,
But 1t may be we'll to observe the
direction In which Jonah was going when
the storm overlook him, He was going
away from God,
Away from God 4 1t is always a danger
Gus course to take. 1t is Invariably and
Inevitably the way OF storms It has
always been 80; It always Will be 30.
From the beginning Of the world down
to the present moment those who have
travelled that way have been shaken by
tempests and scorched by the lightnings
Of fear and remorse. There Is no sun,
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atoundance (for abundance). merit (for
fnerltl secreet lfor secretly. pamphlets TOR

attendance (for abl,ndance), merit (for
fnerlt) secreet (for secret), pamphlets tfor
pamphlets) business (for busncss)."
After bringing out the deadly parallel
column on Stella, the Dean loosely adds
''You must not be angry, for Will have
you spell right, let the world go how It
will Though. after all. there is but n
words. allow you henceforth but six
false spellIngs In every letter you send
That was holding stella down pretty
close wans't it7 Certainly there arc
sorces OF girls OF the present ay--------type-
writer girls. too-who would have be
shut out by a six word limit.
However soothing such precedent n, ms
those set by Queen Elizabeth Shake
speare, tfe Percys. the Duchess OF Nor
folk and Dean swifts' stella may prove.
they at least refute m ancient doctrine
with which was wont to console myself.
to.wit, that there are two ways OF spell
ing every word-a. right way and wrong
way. It would seem from the aristocratic
photographed pace -mnkers mentioned
above, that there are many ways n Q (
spelling every word-one right way and
several wrong ways. 5i8 0
In view OF the many pitfalls laid for.
lis BY. the dictionary, one would think
that prudent people would forever grope
their way through written and spokeh
spoech with cautious monosylables and-a
few tremulous dlssyllables, but such IS
not the case. On the contrary, all Of lus
exult In big bombastic words whether
we know their meanings or not. Dr.. John
son, the photographer, was not the only
one who hurled sesquipedalian words al
his friends. All Of us prick UP our ears
when we hear somebody else using them
ana later on seek to borrow them and
weld them into our own speech. For the
aid Of such ambitious mortals-there are
several billions OF us-I shall submit a
few polysyllables which ought to serve
the purposes OF the most prctentious, II
Is said that icablltudnitatbus''
is the longest word in the English Lam Ian
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Somebody vas telling Mr.. Paul dat de
b,cycle dat goes BY kerseen oil Is de real
ling In de way OF motor going. He got
one S I'd as lief he hadn't for Ia nave
more skin to de square inch OF Chimm'e,
~ he hadn't: but i wouldn't got a lovely
tn. and dat's wort some skin
4 Folst. let me a SIX you What's de mat
Tor vii walking. or driving, or ridlng-cr
stopping to home?, Everybody desc days
has gone clean dotty on how to get
.omewhere else dan .dey is. and getting
dere someodder way dan Is good for deir
heats II I[had no more use ~, TO w OH
FOR a;'living dan Mr.. Paul and WhiskerIs,
i'd make up me mind where Ia pc De sar naI
fied to be. and den "a 20 dere oy c nn~,
FTerybody no sooner gets somewhere dan
dey wants to get somewhere else. anu : :
dat dew aiIl't satisfied to go by a way a, a =
IN de same pieces dey started: dey, wants
re odds 10 be- dat dey'll get dere4in )oo-
lots DER own modders wouldn't know. y. "a.
OATS no joke: One JOHNNIE "a IN =, iat do
Ime III lisht f he can stand, because he can
70 from one part OF de city to anoader ~
) baloon--som etimes! What's de MAYER
wit de streets? Pen a sl PresIdent maGes
wi! va fyins machine dat Uncle Sam him :
self Is putting up de price toE, husto
a. matter wit EN- all? Why dis husue
~ netSsoff dc cart? Isn't de- Wold nle
enonghY as It's laid out? II It 8 onlS ga y
dey feels sporty, and wants to run a ,, r,sn
~ deir necks every time dey gets move
On. don't two trains try TO pass OH 70 10
same rack often enough to suit! s.
Wcl, anyway, Mr.. Paul he gets ae
,rn,sa CO. and lands one Of dose bikes da al
has nil kinds of devil machines u lr
Dc saddle. 80 a.come out to
,e ottermobile shed. ana wen n NV 'o ~
tine new motor bike. ne says Is go !. !
saw de wayI didn't want, 70 see va "a ).
ling would make a play cgu' ~ Be q
Wand it wit me eyes shut, ana pe as s
sonnv as 81 I'd seen a pretty goll:
aI XXI 7 never renigs on Mr.. Paul nc -, ~
sporty lad. himself and SO Wnat ne So - =
sf Gesid w Won ever get close to one OF dose
,,achlnes? No?EsDont! A PLAIN eSsFsr
any mobile is hay wagon alot,sSs'ft ,,.e "a
y motor bike. Dey has pipes aMr
md tanks and stopcocks ana sta aIs "A
md sparks and reg 'lators and So9't a, dn ~
a aiia and and 'lectrcty and henzine. ama a
1nn,t know what tell And you.sst,r,n'oIi,,
q s5si sa sst aY IN i s9S'a y
Mr.. Paul has a French shu sh,,ffer " he
.hufis his mobes.. and &c sh unas and r
fetches de motor bike out \ ae sue ~ "a a
he gives 1t a look, like he'd saWcd IA ,acis
rattle snake on US. and ne chuses oAo -
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There nro responslb!lltics even greater
and moro harrnssing than owning white
elephant caring for an unwcaned babe
I or undertaking 10 manage COOK while
ones wife is sicks For instance, take the
duty Of advising woman about her
financial affairs and showing herahow to
I Invest her money Any maj who can
discharge these functions with SUCCESS
that Is, without having rip-snortlng
row with the woman and an irresistible
desire to 20 off and commit Il suicide
possesses all the qualifications Tor being
Secretary OF the Treasury during a finail-
clal crisis rs ss
TO begin With. women are NATURALLY
parslmonious and penurlous. they want
all that Is coming 10 them, and they
don't care how much comes. Then, 100,
there's no telling what strange IDEAS -are
going to pop into their cocoan,itF. Con- ~,
servntIsrn is AN unknown virtue with
those who use hairpins.
in the matter OF Investments. they scoi1
!. al any security that pays them less than
eight per cent. and regard the man VINO
urges care and caution In the placing OF
money as nm hereditary enemy trying 10
rob the widow and orphan OF even the
nccesaa rles OF life But let the eight per
cent. Investment turn out failure. anu
the unhappy male who Toned IT.. VIII
he treated with ,farthest north coldness
and secretly regarded as Il traitor.
Ifthe truth, must be known. those VINO
persecyte the dry goods merchants are
born gamblers, but this does N. not mean
they are 3imprudert gamblers. TheyAWant
gilt edged securities--thc kind that pay
the biggest dividends and never fall be-
low par. 5 .
Their contempt for government bonds
those paralytic investments that only
pay three and four per ceni.-is supreme.
/. They tiout the friend or kinsman VINO
suggests such thing. But may heaven
protect the poor wretch In trousers VINO
eyen Indirectly coun tenances an invest
ment which turns out unfortunately.
The fact that the wretch himself has
lost all no had by the turn OF the marker.
does not pallate his offense. lie should
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,es;re 70 Move Aid Womans Capacity To Touch

dressing room uses pretty-pretty langsi
wudge along side French goil when she i
Is doing her best at scoldlng. " her
Duchess began to plaster UP me back,
where de skin was of, she asks did Mr. N.
Paul know what kind OF a deal ! was N
for De more II told her dst he satdn,t
de more she made up&her mind dat he. did,
and IL he had heard her opinion Of him hs
would liquldate himself, at bargain coun.4
ter prices. 'He would rode do machine
as soon as me" | said, 'if "a been shy So,
on dc proposition" y. i.
n But i couldn't square Mr. Paul Wit her {!
She said dat dc only way he could make
her believe dat he didn't put up a2Jo2ib
to make her wildly, waste z. tip m, well!
Duchess says dat noting less dan two
dollars would put Mr. Paul to DC goo 'el
in her opinion. &.
When II: been plastered up, a nd ru %
meets Mr.. Paul In de hall, and ne ask
I'm glad you wasn't holt much much:
ch nTneks, II 5sayA "Barring bump o.
me con , and being a trihe shy Of skin I
on me back I'm as good as e. even : T. wis
kers. tells me dat It was de new coach en-.
mans fault: turning to de lett Mt' 4
apa tx was lucky for me-. says. IL
something hadn't stopped me; = co2uldn aG &
stoned meself, and would have landeo
IN Boston; Z and didn't have me Boston
guide book In me pocket NO har'''' ~ Il
says. z, 81 9. y - ,n,t 90
"Woise dan me. says, ru lio l Ins
conk. ~, !, (, !. ~ : ( :. Il.
he. Up erhaps dis will make youNIlee,s
better" and he passes mo out a 3llveir:. ...f
n Dat was two and half to one petter
dan Duchess had figured o1tk and 4. was a
laying out plan how to ttold out s &c (
balance on her. but It was no use, = s .'i
was laying for mo when left MT + ralul' Z
and she says: How much, Chames e.
Srwo bones" says. Two cases.
over Cheenls. It Is good ting DAT you
have a careful wife to keep your money,
for YOU might get extrava giant and. puy.a
house and lot on FIT, AYnoq, punEls'
Cheems," she says, using good English,
SOS I would understand. s 65 y Z :, WI
What's de use? j. can get trun a mlle
trough de air. and have de luck to lanu 4
on a load of hay: but when It comes 70
holding out on Duchess, why, OATS magic,
and aIn't up In de part. But DC new
coachman and mo had a lovely time DAT
evening, and II his wife didn't use more
sticking plaster on him dan Duchess USED
on mo his wife didn't do her duty. &,
But ! done mine, and dat coachy VIII
turn to de right all right, after d's.
all right. sure, a.y is