Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 23 March 1880 — Page 3

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Sfcfc*"1**"Mr'nwfias.

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As If abhHtpefVkfatft polluted— JUpiorV TSnfcTiot thr*^"1*li&

•f 3 MrdMUtft-KaKy *4 sainted. .dr^^)r.itmi*i*0w«*«,

con11i—Itce fcllewed urt— tiSRa^?^

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fche Would sxaisemy b*rlac lissedn«rf ..,, tWdn nijrword, '''rMflpttftatifeafcrif*

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Beeted-weU, rt&ii* A+l A mjr wbk m«Wi w»r. a WmltortteiMoad ttmcl **iA, «*ewy lookinc of to m, -AhrJ-eu qntte we ir« not your«bt«*r*

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THB SONO Ofr THE STBBAM.

BY »AT4KK£ TAVMIB.

Over tbe mams and cressex *tlttgptowlpmwmi i' ^.., «. soft M» dream AnA Bteeartb, Inbermhy wifti^ •*•1 OMtoOtit U»e tr*OM 'Of tfce secret btrtb of the stream, -,iL "fin my ttirmdM *r* bniilod iMl wovm jU|d*|MdthKM«h thsdePMB

UMOMta. MUi pUMirud ahik, Aod «tnd, ka4 «pukl«,u(l diltjr,

Wlifa mq« ta tb« rartey, AAfl tboat from th* t«rrlU« brink' Tfcm Us« wtrtrl of Ui*

wlv4 Uvhl (.

AAd Uj/rainbow bldaa m«, Aa I midway ac«U«rtu air: A ad 1 baUie wlUr.Hdlea aliowit

Tb«

Am«

of tb» flowen,

AtU) lb« loOa

tb« forwt'ai lialr

IfU pfoOdly, witlt wat«m wwtU'ii,* Vy atrmtctb to b*dd«4 Br niUrtow, and albp* and 1««, •od ttw Im4«

laat dctivwr •.

Tbotr tritaut*Tlrar jj i.-.- #. jt« To tha untr«-!iiH «.«!

D^ttt y:ws rot-t'or ui. A UtUo leak will »lnk a Wg ship. Unreaaonttble l^ste la tho direct rpa4 to,emnv

What is joy? A suiiboatu between two clooclau -.•?? •*.••. :«i" At^' ami iltQeM.

Be deaf to the qanrrelsoiite, nhJ ^|Qb toth« taqniaitive. Poverty In Want of iiiu^ but *Viaric« d«roanU» ©v«*ytliing it iuui not.

Mcnrt souls, like mew pictures, am. o£Um XotuuLin-good looking frfttuoA., ...-•... Men grow weaker by every consent to wrong, stronger by every reHistiince of

nUitces some •people wit tmnfi **rmw II

ttWrfWfit

all ^icnol^tTiftt

forduily btenifef^ tirtne thal i»H

foT the bity.

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frnprwhm

^A»if**tttf«4«W tfc* irrn-flbafr's b«*. I softly klased a»HHBii!BilMt 'She twVfe^tpQy with bum in* C»o«v

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CN,

that opens in thfe but

what agencies have concentrated themselves to produce IL So the human soul lk^in ofjheftvytyi helj^

neEMMIwwoffJitlwttftlit st^tiKi ITword of Kancss is seldom spoken in vain. It Ii a seed which, even when dropped springs up a tiower.

Peace i« the highest aim of the superior man. Begin to regulate before disorder comes. Where legions are quartemrbrinw aud thovna grow. Iu the track fo^oyt bad years.

There is sanctity In suffering when

porting whflfe it tortures. Cast It away, ksannNrtm^ took!, to a snake. 4 lytAxkluous^nvulAU^ the

execution thereof: but the heart of the envious wan is ga|l and bittcmeffj his tongue spitttth venoA\ the ittwcefi* of his neighbor breaketh his rest,

fet so long ago, that "the primal duties shine aloft like stars," while "(he charities thsit eomJlic and heal, and bless, are ecatteml at the feet of wan Jike flowers.**

Hare is a sj^ciman. sf tlio late Zftch han^|i^a ovfttoifi

our

waters, p»t on her masthe*d» the

flagsof J^fh^rn 8iah* tl»at rebelled, wrnPN" all surmount the stars tend bans and she may sail around the world aud alte «»U not get the salute of flliM 1% eilp t^iTfK^^jloA'diir'Wal^r^ pit* on Kef stern the words 'United State* cutter,1 and there Is not a man of war nor a fort of any nation on Oodls footstool which not give

hmr

pleasant vaJ&y* «4ich elili bourn tli€ name of Solomon'^ Jioee,Garden, and where, according to a

ray thf a compact iwaa znade between the Wise Man aud die genii of the Morning Land, which WM writ, not in blood. like the bond between Fanst and Mepftistophelea, nor in ^all Rke oar modern treaties bnt with safiron. and rose-water upon the porta!» of White roeea. In I Paris, in the Sixteenth century, an edict was issued regaining all Jews to wear

rose on their oreaist

WAS

squirts tilled ammunition

tints iwefested ih©4 stems of all these pTiimMir&iFrerio^ to strengthen thehi. Paradtic life seems to bo as rife under these soft tepid waters as it is on the ^ei^hhowig&popi^a!shores. Many stiir'jBs^afc, toD^vUfc-JBi|l curious crabs and crustacean were likewise fished upon the cable. The crabs wereoften themselvws completely overgrown with the indigenous vegetation of the bottom, and '*6 ^i*e!

i#d6rcely

from it.

ft^Ar T»n

mmin

a national salute.1"

I An Indiscreet man is more hurtftil than an ili-rmtttr«d onV the laller attacks only his enemies the oilier injures friends and foes alike.

wkstnern*

Mahommedan

a distingnishing

mark. In the Catholic, Tyrole in the present day, beirtrthed swains are expected to carry arose .doriiuf the period of their betrothal, as a warning to young maidens of their pngoged state. Boees liave played, and still piny an important part ir» popnlar osAges in many other parts of the world. In Germany young girls deck their hair with white roses for con (Inflation, their entrance into the world, and when, at the end of life's career, the agect grandmother departs to her eternal rest, a last eft, in the shape of arose garland is laid upon her bier. Jnlius Ciftsar, it is recorded, was fain to hide his baldness at the age of 30 with the produce of the Roman rose gardens, as Anacreon hid the snows of 80 under a wreath of roses. At Mid-Lent the Pope sends a golden rose to particular churches or crowned heads whom he designs especially $o ^onor. Martin Luther wore a rose in liis girdle. In these instances^® rote jwrlrtsi as a symixl of ecclesiastical wisdom. A rose was figured oil the headsman*s axe of the Voehrogericht. Many orders, fraternities arid societies have taken the rose as their badge. The "Boncrucians" may be instanced. The "Society of the Rose" of Hamburg, au association of learned ladies of the Seventeenth century, is a less knoWn example. It was divided into four sections, the Roses, the Lilies, the Violets, sr»d the Pinks. The holy Medardus Instituted In France the custom of "La Eosiere," by which, in certain localities, a Kioney-gift and a crown of "roses "are bestowed on the devou test and. pjost industrious naaidens in the Comniuhe.' The'ihikthdttS Dnke de Chartress estaWished an Order of the Rose" with a diametrically opposite intention, tl»e avowed object Dang the undermining of female virtue. At Trejriso a curiotiSli"i)ie fefest is or Whs held annually. -A castle

dikihfKiHJbsable

Others not so covered, were

fbnwl t& haye the stjme tints as the tegctation they inhabited, a^d evei?, structure somewlwi reaembied thelatter. Others parent crab, wrewrf-of tlw prevAiihig uolurs "of thw bottom. Its slender iimoA» like jointed filaments of glass, were stained here and thereof adeeptopaa brown.. Ita snout, pointed S hAedlc^fwas otjTfe deep scarlet its triangular body was orange »Uow its eves were green and its tinv fcllltta. an amethyst -t &

WARNING

TO PAMFT »TDF«LM~A

cer

tain man got mad at the editor And »stopped his paper. The nebrtweek he sold all his corn at four cents below th» mhrtcet price ^th en btt^HywiKfld for taxes because he orneiardof the collection three dsyaafter ithadalyped he lost $10 betting on Mt^lie MeQffthy •wo

Rw]wk had wnn tJie

race he was aiTC^.iu^.fiiWaP going hunting on StmxSAy^ tnd he paid f300 for a lot of forged notes that had been advertised two weeks, and the

He then paid a big Irishman With a leg like a derrick, to kick him all the way to thafc««spap* office^ wJwnh4 qpi4albi subscription in advance, atd

four .. made She tsditofr Hgreeme ut to knock liim inm.ifheever

Mta

ihd sfeai' to lothi ami rob

ordered hiapajper stopped

*l ll -111-". Illilll.

«Gto

HM» belong to* braaA band

and be i€Mitimf «ta«i ***»«& We aee nb impediaafent ift the way. && if he is given to *tbora® an utter lmp«arfb% for ^e man living next door to bo a CSkximmi%

Thf trench have"k moomjofy derir«&

fmm Danish hiws JoC the Muad coaiit, aw*vini[f«od

To tk* Hiople ef Jh4ians: Seven important amefidmentB to constitution of lndlana have been to by a majority of the mAobers to each of the tVo houses of tht General Assembles of Wtt abdlW, and byan of the last General Assembly, approved March 10th. 1979, theae said an^ndhienta are to be submitted to the electob of the dtate of IndiAna for ratification or rejection, at an ejection to be held on, the first Monday in April 1880. The iaw providing for the sab mission of these amendments to the electors of the State enacts that "The Secretary of State shall procure ballots of bine paper on each of which shall be printed tne proposed amendments, and below each amendment shall be printed the word Tes* in jme line, and in another line the word 'Ko that ifled elector may vote for or a amendment by aepositiog one o: lots in the baflot-box. If he intends to vote for any amendment he shall leave thereunder the wrord 'Yes* and erase the word 'No' by drawing a line aci^ssit, or otherwise, if he intends to vote against any amendment, the word Tea' shall in a like manner be stricken out fuid the Word 'No' left and if both words aire allowed to remain without either of them being so erased, the vote shall not be counted either way." These amendments are designated by numbers, and are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9, numbers and 8 having failed to receive a majority of the votes of both branches of tne last General Assembly. The ratification of each of these amendments is of such vital importance to the future well-being and prosperity people of Indiana as to justify a effort in their behalf by every one these objects at heart. They are

A8fecfl^n

erected with

tapestry aha silken hangings, and defended by best-born maidens in the city against the attacks of the bacheFore, aJmoifd&, nutmegs, roees

onng and

used oh le8.

Parasitic Life on Snbmarlne CAbles. The amount of submarine life that comes up on acal^ whiph is taken up for repairs, after tiding' immersed for a year or two, Bays M?. S, Monro, in Chamlrrs' Journal, is surprising. Three years ago the writer

WAS

With impairing ex

ited ition on the Parofto Cayenne section of the Western fe Bi4izilihn Companv's cables. We were clihrfiy at work off tne Island of Mnrajo in the estuary of the Amazon. The cable lifld otfly been sub-

boari with with cu

ip at places

barnacfas

terfULy cove:

at otliers overgrown

submarine vegetation, crabs, and

variety clinging to the crfble. SOmetimes in thick groves Af red and yellow alg» slender, transparent, feathery grossed red allmy frecoids. and tufts of amethysC moss. We ionna brandbina comlaie plants upwards of afoot in heirht growtng to the cable, the soft skeleton pelng covered with a fleshy sWa, genatttUjrof

V"*

of the special having mainly

confined to the snbjects of economy aud honest elections. AMSMDMXMT KO 1.

Amend section t,wo of article two so as to raid fo€olldwsf

8. In aH elections not other*

wise provided for by this Constitution, every) maI© eitUMra of United States of the age of 21 yeafi atfd upwards, who shall have resided in the Stale daring the six months, and in the township 80 days, and in the ward or precinct 30 dayaimme* diately preeeding'such election, and every male or foreign birth, of the age of 21 years and upward#, who ahall have resided in the United States one year, and shall have resided in the State during the six months, and in the township 60 aay», and in the ward or precinct 30 days immediately preceding said $l£$4foi, asid shall luaye oeclared his intention to become a citizen of the tlnlted 'States, conformably to the laws of tlie United,SWat^s, on thje subject of nHiimalkiitl^ti, shall, be Untitled to vote in tiie t6wn$hi^ or jprecInct where he nifty reside, ifsnail hate been, duly registered according to faW-w

As the C6nstitution noW stands no fixed petiod of resia^Hce fe required In a town ship or ward before voting, and no IHU'riers Against fraudnlent voting can bis maintained. When this amendment is adopted, one -Who*e vote is challenged will have to swear that he ha* been a resident of ihe township 60 days, aildof the ward or precinct 80 aavs, and thus: the importation of votes and frauds upon the ballot box may be measurably prevented No one can object to this amendment who favors fair and bpnestetactions.

t.*u

AHEMDHVMT NO.

simply provides1 for sfrtking dttt the words: "No negro or1 mulatto'Slfttl havfe the right of 8ufBrag0," contained in sectioh five of the second article of the ConstitU" tion.—~

And thereby conforming the constitution of Indiana to the Constitution of the

dav is a dead letter. '"%. ,.-f

to readl 'Section 14. All, general elections shall be held on the first Tuesday aft4r the fiM Monday in November, but towtftffclp elections may be held at sU4i time ss may be provided by law. provided. thj*theJ«neral Assembly may provide bjr »W for theelection of all ludps of courts of gentr&l and appellate juriiMtlkm hv an Section

time no other offlqers shall be voted for and shall also provide'for the registration or all persons entitled to vote."

vote." of this amend*

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dianais abou^l1,000 to the county, or nearly $100,000. By this amendment the

this is not all. The other States of the Union having nenrlyaU changed the time of their elections to November, as long as Indiana continues to vote^ in October^ she 'assumes thf freaf-aftdf dential day7. I &i{ 1^6d^vMM|WdM DCnddd IfcCyStJoUBlittrBuoW^OwrBa ber election cost the people of Indiana over $1,000,000. which expense was avoided by S°t untU NovemhaLf alilJ^efcdAiftat te clearly in the idtl^&Orf J^iness prosperity. Business in the State is Utterly demoralized for three months when the State is compelled to bear the brunt of the Presidential campaign. ,*** AKKKDMXNT HO. 4

Iriking the woid' "white" from

a»^ott0^Quidnl(r article 4, conforming thp,.samp tn the Constitution otthe UnUed.

i8UleS K«: 5 'amends the 14th clause of section 29 of article 4 to read *9 fdftowfe

In relation to feea aad safeties* except the laws may be so made as to grade the compensation of o(!5e*i» in ^fwrtion to the population and the necessary services required.

This provision will enable the General Assembly to grade the compensation of coeaty officer* aml pay them In proper lion to the po| the services

The foHoviociwenMmn pR^kwdrffi^ wit: Amend^SetioA l«f thcTthmide to read:

»f 'V n.

Section 1. State afcalt be Circuit Cmnle padthai

The Wc

stftuted for'

Urii other cowrt* noA tjmy

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If this amendment had been passed W years ago the State of Indiana would have been fn,006,000 better off to-day. There has been litearlly no embargo upon the schemes of plunder which have bewt the towns, cities and Counties of the State. This provision is designed to project the taxpayers andL limit Jthe amotiptJhat mar be assessed against them, ana to which these munidparitieinuay be burdened with debt.

The Republicans of Indiana avs fully committed to all of these amendments, and the better class of the Democratic party also favored them in the last General Assembly. They are all measures of reform looking to the protection of the bs^ofbox ana to the protection of the taxpayers of the Stale against excessive burdens. They should Uatok and every one of them be adopted by the electors of the State by notrless thstp one hundred thousfti^ majftfM&

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excuse now urged im ^ying exorbitant fees and salaries to saeli oAoeta, which a» out of *11 p*W«!on to tiiecosnprasalion |^ren ^nltejr^*avocations. We ONmt meet with any

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w^grttst^i^aaf expenses and at tWr same tinxe^oOitate business,

No political or 'mu^pal cqrporation in tMs Sute shaB eter be^m^ indeht^d7#iA any manner, or for any purpoee, to an amount in the Aggi^egate excee«M two per ceiitum oh the value of'tibie talAble property Within said (^orporttiott, to be ascertaraed by the tert jafe^ahfent for State and county taxes, previous to the incurring of. such indebtedness, aha, all bonds or^ olbiga^Otis In exp&j® of stiich amount girten bysuch corporations shall be roidt provide that 1fa time of war, foreign invasion, or oth^r treat public calamity, oi) petition af amajority ofthe pro erty ownere, in riumber and vidue, WrUt the limit^ of sttch cbiporation, the public aathorities, in their discretion, mar incur, tions necessary for.the jubuc pro-, on and defense, to such .amount as may be requesteddn snCh petition.

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CM Sunday, the Pest Ofltsi o'clock call their

tlx* our ttii tfn'.'

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dlsfanc tfiMWting'i sootiother

be itntaedUtely reported

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VaadtiaRMra^^rrr.. vr»Aaa. AAA* Indianapolis and itatim «a BattSMd,. */. l.tiM SAass.. At IndianapoliB.andBUUQO*OO( 7.-00»n..lSC0adt »«-b..iiU. ...... til» A to.. *9» »&> ».»PKantejnj K«SAodQF?Hiv*.4S0pa..80Spai IiwHyiapfflia and UtnV gaat.... 4 90 pm.. 815 pm HdieSApblie and MHoai on

Vandadia Railroad 4S0pm.. Atftpm Iowv Xichigaiv. Minneaouand WlaeoMtn..—.....—.... 49^n.. AlSpm j* wBSC. VK.

TOOam..»ICHmdt

Jonrtiorui an VandAlia RR. and Soalharn minoi....e TAAam.-ltAOiiadt St. Looiaand thro^WMt. 4 WD ptD. iSOOmdt SC L*«i»and Tsndalii KaU|«a4 4»pm. »»am 8t. Locis and statjona on I. ft

St. ICKR ................. «A9pm.. 10 8»am Si.Looiaaodv*siv..., 4Wpa.. Alftpm Marshall and Statkwa'scmth On

UwDanTilleJkVincennesRR.il SO am.. 815pm Peoria and stations on IlllDOla Midland MkrMA'-..v 700am. «00am SWdfiDft tm ^iedo. Wabtek« j,

TTestern RK. west of Danville...... 700a m..1000pm SOBTU. Chicago,

111.,

(thro' pooch) TOOans. lOOOpra

Danrule ana Btetions ott K. T. 13. A C. RiL. .... 700a«.. 800am Iowa, MinnemU. Wlscoaaln and Northern IlllBsk.w....

TOO

a m. .1000 pm

Chicago* Iowa, Michigan,) Mtoneeeta,-WiiAwoein and VH sua 9 15 pm NorthernltUnOl» I T(X«m 600atn taeansport and tuations on T.

II. Jt Logansport RR! Station* on Indianapolla, &ecatar Springfield RR St*tkti« on Toledo. Wabash A

4^0pta 800am

700am.. 600am

Wf»$en» B1L,eitft Danrllle. TOQaa. lOOOpm Northern Ohio, Northern Indlatwi Michigan and Canada. TOOa .1000 pm

SOUTH."

EvausriUa, Vincennes and Princeton Fort Brauch and Suillvanittaro" poaches) Evannville and stattotisonK. dt

700 a m. .ISOOmdt

7 00 am.. 18 00 mdt

T. ILRR 7 00am.. 1800mdt Sransrille and stations on X. AT. H. RR.. 4 80pm.. 8 80pm Southern Illinois aud Western

Kentucky 4 80pm.. 930 pm Southern Uliaoia and Western Ketjtticlty 7 00 a m. .18 00 mdt Wortbfn/rton and stations on

T. U. &. aK. RR........... 4 80pm.. 6 00am HACK LINKS. Prairletrtn.PrairieC'rcek,Grays vttle and Fairbanks,Toosda.n

Thursday and Saturday 7 00am.. 7 00am N4lson,(Itid., Thcsdayarid Saturday 190pm.. 100pm

The pity is divided into seven Carrier Districts, as follows: Rp«rr DisxaJCT—Fred Trier, Carrier.

North side of Main street, between 5th and 7th atreets north from Main to city limits, including to the alley between 7th and 8th aw) to the alley between 4th and 6th streets also, 8th, 8th aad ioth streets nortn of saavnwe.

SKCOND

DutaB^MJobtkKappealMimaci, Carrier.

The south side of Main street, between 5th and 6th, and ail territory between Ma aad Aft street* south to the cltv Units, lncJudina to tic alloy between 3d and 4tn streets aad to the alley between 8H and7th streets also 7ih street math of Den» lng^pUxl'roHs. .,

TaiaotltsTaicT—James Johnson, Carrier. The gotrth side of Main street, from the river to &th'ttt*eti> aad"all territory west of the alky betweeasd nnd 4th streets soath ftrotty limits.

FOURTH IiistaicT—Oeorgs A. HLayward, Carrier. The north side of Main street, fram the rirer to 5th street, and air territory west of the alley between 4th and 5th streets, and north to the city lijnlte,

FifXH DISTBIOT—Fr«nk M. Mills, Carrier. The north Aide or Main street, 'from 7th to the old^anaV between 8th and 10th streets, and all territory from Uw alley between 7th*adfth streets eaet to the Vaadalia RR., nortii to 3d avenue, and all territory north of the Vandolla RR., east of jotir street city limits. in

SIXTH DISTWTCT--iwiae N. Adams, Carrier. Tho south side of Matn. betwecn 6th and 7th streets^ from the alley betweenW and7th street*, least to the old canal, south to Dsmlnf, and all Urrltory east on Poplar street and south to el tt limits.

SSvEtftW DisraifcT—Louis Baj^ns, Jr., Carrier. Botatb-side of Main street from rth east to city 1 Units, including the north aide of Mais, east of old tafcftl

Bid to city

limit*,

and all territory West

from watli street, east to city limit* from Poplar street on the south*to the VSndalla RR. tnwS on 11mnot'th.

ErankSlbiay^ AuJtiUary Carrier, whose, duty.It is toiriafee extra toiiectlbh and dillvery trips. -RBafaatiotts.

The maills collected man street letterboxes on Main-etreet from 1st to lath streei#. aorthooith to Cherry, south pa4th to Walnut and south on let to Poplar, and'CMUo strfcei b«twe«a 1*t and.0th, evtrtfy W«ek day between e.Sft ahdfl.SOa m/botWeen 0d»raad 10:80 b'.at between

I8c30and fi:OOpla,

itwe«i8:38 and 8:30 jr" it, aafd* between 8:00 boxes ate ooilected from twice per the hours of8.-00 end 10:00 am and between 1:80

and 9KX) «n. All other twice per day, between

•nasrsopw. TheM are flte d*ttV«ries of mail per day in the bOfltttSsSpartof the city: at 7LOO nd 11:80 1 '.«o8 :Q0 and 4fl0 m} si so 'a m. to suoh business. hpn» placed/ M*1ae*fc is lo?att_ stre^lavnd not more lhi^b:

!00 and li:l

a m,

very at 8t00 p.

H'Kt

(VomMalo.

|op*n fifom 8 to 10

oek a m, and permms rdesiripg tkcir mail «an at the Window designated by tho nsmber of ir tamer.

Sunday eolleotton* over t&« entire city 1* tttade between 4S» nnd 5:» m, wid again in «he lws$ &ea4,pcrt of the oily betwewo S«nd 8 oioek m.

A«ce(fti)A Mi?eBiave,beea placed on every ©or mr or M«mt ntlreet to Enable persons reaidinit near it to avail ttetaMlvaa^f the fwxjaent ballactfams nMktferobtf With fi ve^fltoort walk.

co'nveinieBt

rfscps mwUI

td walt lbnger thaa secoatfo

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faellitMe the

prompt delivery of mall- Carriaw aie

not allowed

for

*tr

answer to

b«li aflfd mer Waiting tbat len* tad Meefviag|K ansrwer, ha tfo«t:ri^tt» W»«i5l to be prompt, and (o

TOES PROTRUDING

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*iS?" tnm shoes.

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m?*

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2&hSiSSS!%:. y«mr shoe Mil* wore tfcaia oa* ban. ASK YOUR SHOE dS»

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Kanal Hates «*adno k*«»rofeno

the eye. or cMldrtWe slwwsfieUlrow* •way on that aoooflwt, when c^hefwtee bat little worn. The Amttiem m* Ti{» Cmmpmf bavc

MILLI0N8 0F DOLLARS

Annn*lly^a|enja ^i^«*!aaly by the iaUfr

dacli?oprai

AND mrm wm:},.

•spiled «MeAr *p Qiildren's Bttrj parkta Ap}«tlag to

the IwAa of

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affr m&a%»n

Ail sucfc will tie hamar to kaow that this cm*

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important

fbe T^p. aitttt knt^Mlilei si«#««hf tllw A

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