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T. i KECORDE WORDS SPOKEN MAY BE FOltQOTTKN, DUT THOSE WHICH AUG WltlTTUA' Ol. PBINTED 8TAND IfECOUD.! VOL- 73. ; DURHAM NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MARCH 23 1892. NO. 52 J ' ,y . - ' - . ::, t. i ) , - It.' : ...,. - ' : . ,7 m y 1 1 JDLCi Highest of all la Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report JESSES ADSQIJLfTELY PURE It is bard to tell ( from some men's outward bearing of just how much hypocrisy and vil liany they are capable. While a man was lecturing in Chatta nooga, Tenn., a few nights ago to husbands and urging them totreat their wives better he was arrested on a charge of bigamy. Mosquitoes and strawber " ries make a queer combination, certainly, but that is what the people in the neighborhood of . Mount St. Elias can boast of in a region of perpetual ice and snow. Along the edge of the f;lacier it is said is a strip of uxuriant vegetation, where strawberry, vines cover the ground for miles. Chicago has taken a decisive step toward stamping out the firizs-fight evil within her imits. Even boxing match will be prohibited,, and any transgression of the law in this respect will be promptly and: severely dealt with. Tho x ample of the world's fair city is worthy of emulating by every city and town in the union. Tim Is Presidential year. On November the 8th will occur the election, which promises to be the hardest fought and most momentous in many years. Already the air is full of specu lation as to who will be the can didates and what will be the re sult of the campaign. The des tiny of the Democratic candi date, no matter who he may be, will be largely determined by the course of the present Demo cratic members of the House of Representatives, and they should be careful to let wisdom and a desire for the welfare ef the country guide them in every step they take. WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ci.ff.Vi. . Tat iiST SHOt Ml M i10 M 111 Swiff It ktmliilalrlikMlK'li t lltmfcl k krt la fl U trf ! fcaat r t, Hill. a-4 ir, aa4 tnM M imK man mf fta ai nit Ui ay afarr imb.'I'Iiw, Rad,ula mm-a-1 a.m fr..il.(to l.mala lln. rr4, ttw faa. rar? ah.) aw ivM l aanata Itwl aaa.tM ff- .!$ a M Ilaa4-rw4 Wall mhmn, n lf. at,na, MitiMtlt aa4 itural.1-. 1hIm ha affarra at lata prtra i wm arid aa tmm .'nMti fruai f l mm tw Trr raa ttrmm. Mallra4 VH mat Iflirrl .rrimall i-PIhrm tarrt.t, mtmlim win l lo.i l, kra-f thn tUafc ..au-. (i.ir will rp Wa Uik ri.pi cm trial Hill ma.UM Iwaa) awanHilfHn'ft ada.rtr. . i ti.H Marhlataia tV VaSa ara r ir ani duraM. l.a aha ftaa lt"m amal will MvurtlMMl UOJ9 VniM h.,imli tkayaaU ttaatr marlu. a. t l-T-ain al tin. . JUa 1.UI llaaia.ra! ahna, fcMt OUICo n..tl. ,r,h.i- ixiualamac aJp-aMrtti rffr-tn t u att. II.AO. f..M "'' i.r..-in ini..i i.ir..i. pinion unnuran., f aaflaa. H-a ttmt W. liiiift.' a t-iia au4 Maa ara Marapnl oa Urn b.u ut .aa t. irvtlK n KI MTITI TK.at V. i IX'lt.LArS ilracklaa.jla kaaV For Sale by the DUKHAU SUP HA' COMPANY. for Infanta I m a KHd to oMUmB Hut I HMMpaMtoaJVpftJCrtpltaa toaM." B. aV. Aaciiaa, at D- IU la. Oair tL, Bnoav, . T. m aja e iraatoHa'kl (nan tonal arl ka aaarlM aa trail kaatra that It taama a work af aiMrarorailiai la andoraa II aratda MMOfm farallM ka u kf Caaka-i Tint I naa-TYa. i" K York (Stf. fta raaur StooaalajJato kalraa Uarak. . M . M ft BTVVaSaaaBBTaTaTaTaTMaTafaBaTaT BSMSSSVMBTataaaBStBaBtaTM Ml aaaarai 1 1 i i il . a . ai i l l Hi a a aaaaaaa I in ht l inl'l.t . . Baking It hardly seems reasonable that a single hair would make any perceptible difference in weight when falling among a lot of mstal in a scale. Yet if a current report is to be credited it would. (Joins are weighed at the United States mint to a hair's weight. Not long sincb a hair fell into the weighing machine, and until it was dis covered a large amount of coins were rejected. Fifty cents can hardly be considered an extravagant price to be paid for a wife, no matter how small her claim might be upon the title of beauty. A farmer of Spaulding, Mich., is reported to have purchased a wife at that price a few days ago. i he farmer in a jove pro posed to buy a neighbor's wife and the husband accepted tiie offer. The wife being willing, forty cents of tho purchase price was paid over and the woman went to the farmer's home, where she is said to be now living. Wr Docuhieuts Fouad. The Delmonico restaurant, next to the Observer cilice on Trade street has been torn down and a two story brick building will la rectd there by the owner of the property, Mr. F. H. Durham About the close of tite war the old shanty was headquarters for the com missary oilicer stationed here, and stacks of old Confeder ate documents were found un der the tloors. A good many people eagerly picked up these old papers as souvenirs of the war. Some of them are inter esting as showing how our sol diers were paid. Charlotte News. BABY ONE SOLID SORE Tried Ev-rythlB without ReTlff. So Beat Night or ltay. twtd: bf CitUcmr RemetUe. Vf al7, ! t-a mxaihi aU.ka4 a tHaHj axil tntli au tha iKor tulml ovm. UrtktJ ran, tart, aa4 kanda n aark ana anN4 aata. 4tm4 am) Hung, but bmUmt Um d.K.ra aof aaa MMa.aw wrwmy ana M l ortthl frt a rnt 4a) at alrM itk kar. la m aiuvutltr I Irtr4 tba f rnraa rimantu, tmt I mfraa I kxl aa lItH la tfcrot, nr a' I mm mi lima triad. To my m-al aurnrtw, la ear aank't Mm aftrr Ia1ntilnt toaaj lha i iTtrtfca ttmatitia. tha atava aril, kat I aontiirard la M tha hi .kT l- a bill vliila, and at aha la aa f at a, a4 aa anaiMl aa aVIkr. I WHurr aiy ttaha rait kamliad If I kad ant irtrd CtTtrrna H Bitiaa. I wnia thtatttawrtr axitkar alik My lalna aaa faal mnrvlrot that thrt la kwHkim that will n tha mm anaaa, aad Ibal aadtala U tba Crnrr aa llrarmr.. Mm. tut tilt K 1 U K5TR, Lor kbirt, Trtaa twt. aa vaa troald lik in Cutlcura Remedies fur arary kamor f !! k)a and ara'p of tnrnr an4 rhll-tli v, vaaikar torturta. dirtirt-if tfc-k-Ir, kuralna, araty, araaM. .mpl, ut l -t. tif, muk U of nalr, arai ar bnpanir M tha Wtii, WtlM-r Umnla, aero hi ltm, ar korrrflurr. mi tlM aaat akyatHaaa and all atknr ti mmiW tall, farmta, aaa f oar rhildrni T-ara el awatat ami fitM,-l Marln. Hrgia aoa. Curaa auda la aku ihna4 ara pnaaiaat. t't-rict aa Itilimia an lb iraalaal (Via aaf, Mnnd anrlllara, aid karaar mimt. nl ang Mmr. ara aNmhit-lr pan, ami mtf ha ad aa tha jraaagaat auam vita IM ajoat fralU) lag )rtI4 amyvlk-ra, rrlra. ClTtmu, kV.; rVa, fV.; Hia.it.TiaT, 1. erapami ky tha I'uTTla Vnrn .anl'aian .iCoar-.aiTi.i, Ifcwtaa. aa-n-md 1nt "lluatoCofamia I !-," M pa, at) iita.tratlcaa, and lou laatlaioniaia. Pitt I-I-K-. hlfk Itrada. rh.wd an4 mtr alia rra rr I I'm I u T1U INAF. V0" V FREE f f.GM RHEUMATISM I (a . tn aaja anlnnla tha fnf t.urm Aall-I'aln Ma.lar r.Hm rhn. mrtrulf MtrM ixtA tmkawri. thai nMtc, ariatlr, kip, Mar, rlwat, a4 BnA ava4 blf limtnUtwntf ftuiitBt ptMter. end Children .at aria aaaaj nSa. Cltajarrimtna rVav Mbmtaia, IHarrh'r. Lnx-iaimn, aula anaa, giaaa aaao, aa4 InaMtat a WltCS. agwtowj nJlrjilaa, ar-aafaj f Bka arJfltllfaaaia Jm rna,' aal .hall alaara aonunna to o an an t4 aaa larariaU; prudkwa4 taaafl.tal TlM Wlmfcrop," lta atraat ae4 T in, Sttr tor City. Tai CatYMra OainAirf, TT Vraaaf traait, Rav Teas. A New Legal problem. A case ef peculiar importance was brought into court m Nash ville, Tenn., a few days ago. The case raises a singular ques tion which is a new legal prob lem in Tennessee. ' Joe Bat low, who, the bill alleges, is of a dark complexion, is the com plainant. lie claims to be the sen of K. C. and Lockie Barlow, white people, now deceased, and claims to be a full brother to Jack and M ty Barlow, who are white. He alleges that by a mere unaccountable freak of nature he was born with a dark skin, but that he was recogniz ed during the life of K. C. and Lockie Harlow as their lawful son and was treated as a mem ber of the family. He now claims that because of his dark skin bis brother and sister are attempting to defraud him out of his share of his father's es tate. The bill enjoins a fur ther disposition of tho property until tho question of paternity is settled. . Youxs people should acquire, the habit of correct speaking and writins. and abandon as early as possible any use of slang words and phrases. The longer you put this off, the more difficult the acouira- ment of correct language will be: and if tho irrolden a?re ,f youth, ' the proper season for the acquisition of language bo tunate victim will most proba bly bo doomed to talk slang for life. You have merely to use the language which you read, instead of slang which you hear, to form a tato in agree ment with the best spvakers and writers. Ch.idrea Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. A CUP fashicnt-d out of a on. coanut shell was recently pre- ;nuiu to ex-uov. Lne, of Vir ginia, and an interesting hixti.rv attaches to it. The cup was maue oy a uoniederatt soldier during his imprisonment in Fort Delaware and was civen to Oen. Stonewall Jackson, who kept it until his death, when it passed into the hands of the man who made it, to be'seut by him to Gen. Lee. Associate Justice Walter Clark has been chosen.to deliv er the historical oration on the occasion of the Guilford Battle Grwrd 'jeletrttica ca Jcy 4th. An admirable selection. Hogs. We, therefore, nik a special .-CERTAIN It increases egg producing, lrom disease. ill's yooti m onia I s- nt'KitjkU. V. C. Mnrrlt 5d. t'.l t bve ! Ir. j.ilintin' i'oulir am jrery Inubly pit m -hI it it it (It ct tm our fo I, niiikinii them lar prifa!yt and ki'-ciiikT them f.ee from diiMi. Thavn nt o l tiio . t. Horf I'owiler, but bearing them so hi(lil 'okfn of, 1 iiib-nd to try tliein. Vi!sks K. McCowx. Si'g'r Stable aud Farm, UlHckweli Tr-bact Co. Dl'KlUM, N. C. t have iioeil JohiiMin's l!oreand('atlie Porler on liorMmanJ hog, and fJud them to be ti p powder I ever uaed. The? m to le all that is t! la.. .... .ta. . i t iiumeti mr mem, aim i propone io uhi no omer wi long as they are kept lip to tli present standard aa' areniwl. u. 31. Keeier Liery and A WOXDKUFUL REMEDY. We are iery fciWy pleased with the rtTWUof Johnaon'a St.uk CodeM. Thev ba?e sav-tl us a thou sand timet what they ewt in curing iiiiu iii it canuui rpiuiua woum nuie aim wuuoii' nim, W.T. PIKRCE, Stable Manager for the American Tobacco Co., Durham, N. C MAN UF ACT um0N&CO.K N. M( Johnson & Co., keen Ja pure drngi, medicine, to'liet find aundrieS Of fill kind to ha fonml nnrwhrro. They arc hcadiuarters for paintsand all ptlnt upplieJi. Mb.W. 0. Oakman, who has been elected president of the Richmond & Danville Cora pany in place of Mr.' John II. Inman resigned, is about 45 years of age, and is a man of experience in railway manage ment. After leaving college he engaged with the Rogers Loco motive Works in Pater son, N. J . From there he went to the banking house of J. 8 Kennedy & Co., where he remained until appointed superintendent of the Utica division of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail road. He resigned that posi tion and shortly afterward be gan his acquaintance with the Richmond and Danville system as president of tho Richmond and Dan ville Construction Com pany, which built the Georgia Pacific railroad. He became third vice-president of the Richmond and Danville Com pany, afterward was elected second vice-president, and at the time of his withdrawal from , the company was first vice-president. Since that time he has been vice-president of the Central Railroad Com pany of New Jersey. ' Ix the report of the Commis sioner of Patents is a list of patents and their improvements prior to the year 1800. There are in this list inventions which now seem queer. A patent for "candle manufacture" was granted to Joseph S. Sampson, of Boston, Mass.. August 6, I7i)0, It is followed by one for flour and meal manufacture. On August 26, 1891, was grant ed a patent for propelling boats by steam. Jonn Fitch, of Philadelphia, was the paten tee, Ther is on the list a pat ent for cotton-spinning, wind machine, for thread spinning and twisting. Another to pre serve plants from frost; one for wood-sawing, fish catching, caboose for cooking, spitturner. On March the 12, 1710. Hogden Holmes was granted a patent for a cotton gin. Prof. A. 0. Reese, of Car rollton, Ga., has been'teaching Rchool fifty-six years. He com menced when he was nineteen vears old. in Trnim where he taught for seventeen years. Then he taught at Urantville, and he has taught t Carrollton thirty-two years. The Professor says he has taught nearly 5,000 punils. and aeer has had but two to die in school time. ,,avi ioiiiOTnowiEis. Ar tlll(IIli?tlia nturs nt ull nllipr llifT can, with confidence, U git en for the core and prevention of sintfM nil diMwes that Horse?, 4 tili, bi.tep and Hogs are sub iw t to. Tbey incmwe tle flow of milk in Cows on ordinary food. They oretfnt Chuii-ra in Hogs. They .niM your Ilore to do one-third mure work on fume feed, bv aidins liKft in. improving Hppetite, and otbcrwiMe bringing the animal to t more vigorous ana iieniitiv condi tion. No powder that is lif-t suit nl for Poultry is a suitable tow Jer for I lorn, Cattle, Sheen and powder for l'oultrr. Its name is AND SAFE- berides keep the Fowls free IVmder. and 11AKI ES, ifole Sitabte. two or three Tery valuable bore, Ult E b BY ALR an DRUG OFFICIJI),CALl.. ForHhe Democratic State Con- yeiitlon,ui Raleiffb, My 18. Rooms State Democratic Ex ecutive Committee, No. 228 Fatettevilse Street. Raleigh, N. C, March 10, '92 To the Voters of North Carolina : At a meeting of the State Democratic Executive Committee held in this city en the 2nd inst, it was resolved that the: next State- Convention should be held in the city of Ra'eigh on the 18th day of May, I 18U2, at 11 o'clock a. m. It will devolve on this Con vention to nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Gov ernor, Secretary of State, Treas urer, Auditor, Attorney Uener- eral and Superintendent ef Pub lic Instruction, te e'ect four delegates at large and four al ternates to the National Demo cratic Convention to be held at Chicago, June 22nd, 1832, to nominate two candidates for eleotors-at-large; to adopt a platform of principles and to transact 6uch other business as may properly come before it. In all cases where the Con gressional Conventions have not been held previously the delegates to this convention from each Congressional Dis trict will choose two delegates and two alternates to the Na tional Democratic Convention and report their names to the Stilts Convention. There has been for some time a firmly rooted idea among the people that Bome system should be adopted by which minorities in the various counties should hr ve their proportionate voice in all State and District conven tions, and, in deference to the fair and just sentiment, the emmittee, while realizing that it had no power to add to or vary the "Plan of Organization" a adopted by the last State con vention and bind the people to its observance, unanimously re cemmendedto all county con ventions the following rule, aud earnestly requests that it be observed, viz.: "In all county conventions in which delegates shall be selected to attend any State' Congressional, Judicial or other convention a vote shall be taken in accordance with the plan of organization as to the candidates whose names may be presented te such Co. con vention, Ihe delegates sba:l be selected from the friends and supporters of each candidate voted for in proportion to the number of votes he shall receive in such county convention, and no ether instructions shall be given; provided, that where only one candidate is presented and voted for at such county con vention it shall be lawful to in struct for such candidate." It is urged that all county conventions shall, at the same time they select delegates to this convention, elect a county executive committee to serve during the coming campaign. This action is essential to per fect organization and enables the chairman of the State com mittee to at once put himself in touch with the county chair man. All township and ceunty con ventions should be held at such times and places as will afford to each member or the party aa opportunity for full ami lairdis cussion. It is essential to suc cess that animosities should not be engendered or dissensions fostered, and no one should be given even the semblance of un excuse for refusing to suptrt the Democratic party, the su premacy of which is so ntwetwa rv to secure irood iritve rtiincnt and an honest ailminiMr.it ion ( public affairs. To divide now is to turn over the State to the enemy. Let us stamt logeinor as in the past and thus i rpet uate the rule of the Anglo-Saxon. Ed. Chambers Smith. Ch m. B. C. Beckwith, Secretary. Mr. Eisenbaum Veil, mein schu, how vos pusiness ven 1 vos ouwt ? Eisenbaum, Jr. I solt von pair of von toilar pants. Mr. Eisenbaum Dot vos poor. Eisenbaum, Jr. Von pair of von toilar pants for free tl lars an' a kewater. Mr. Eisenbaum (loot! Ooot! You will make a pusiness man yedt. . - , . Ir tho citizens ef Durham will take some interest in the matter there is a strong proba bility of bringing the Postal TVlfirranh line to Durham. It is worth looking into and con sidering;. Men's Brums and Fnop. One'of the New York World artists has been making a curious experiment. Brino-ino- together a number of tiir.tniwi of prominent and possible can didates for the presidency, he "mixed them babies up," so to speak. Taking the upper part of the face of one candidate he joined it to the lower half of another man's portrait and ex- nioiieu ineeuect ot this strange partnership in a half oatre illus- tration of tho paper. Among tho pictures selected were those of Hill, G rover Cleve land, Governors Pattison, bbett. Boies and Eoswell P. Flower and Senators Carlisle andGorham. The bald Date of of David B. Hill was affixed to the lower half of ex-President Cleveland's well known coun tenance with a result sorrowful to behold indeed a foxy faced villian who must have been at the very least a runaway bank cashier. Strangely enough, too, the impression produced was that of the head and face of a small, thin man. Nobody like himself, or in deed like anybody else. The humiliating discovery is made that it is not the noble expres sion of countenance, not the radiance of intellect or the glance of the eagle eye that en ables us to recognize the faces of our f rieuds. On the contra ry, it is merely some peculiar cut of hair or whisker, some double chin or wrinkle in the cheeks. Not even noses are re liable, unless one happens to be a broken or crooked one. In these pictures we observe that Mr. Hill's bald head and the curl of his mustach, Mr. Cleve land s lower jaw and Governor Flower's side whiskers are the only constant factors that are recognizable in the composites. Oct in one of the wild West- tern States a mail baz was emptied of valuable contents and tilled with stones. The loss was not discovered until the bag reached its destination, and no one had any notion of any point where the theft was ; committed within, the 1,000 1 miles of its journey. But a I petrologist was shown the recks, and he said at once that there was only one place in the United States where such stones could be found. He told where it was and a detective going there it was 4."0 miles, away found two Chinamen at work in an isolated spot where, it was subsequently remembered, the robbed train had stopped some time for water. He promptly charged them with the crime, and they were so taken by sur prise that they confessed it. So much for petrology. The Meline tariff, it is said, "has produced the same effect in France that tho McKinloy tariff produced in this country. A Pans dispatch soon after tfie law went into effect said: Prices are rising rapidly as a result of the new tariff. Perk and mut ton have advanced 2 pence per pound; Italian and Dutch cheese has risen lo per cent, and for eign soap 2 p'r cent. The ex tra cost to workmen for neces saries of life is estimated ut 1 franc daily." How to in ui;igehii!baiils is a subject that has received much attention from wives for ages and yet numbers of them are pixnly matiiied. but this is no reflect :'ii I'll tlie ile ir wives fur siime of the htwhand- are inad of bad mat -rial to mnn;ig. Tin t i .n. however, who lov s his wife ii,-.-is but little liionage tiumt. He i reailv under nil cirtH:ii!ta:i'.vs 1m! tli lt !t he ca'i. . (Vn; :; ux Steven-, of Mas sachiHetts i- ttn ow.ier of one of the larnt voofen manufac tories in the I ni ted State-: yt-t during th debate on Friday h? en tended tiuif the pis.igeof thr Free lull w..ul.l lieneiit both wol gio vers and woolen manufacturer t; n i hp aU in sist l that thf lue.voire rep resents iutinite posM'-Hitios of irod to the !:ii' Ainerieait iH'olde. It s significant laei that many other woolen itism ttfaeturerH agref with Mr. Stevens in this view, riie lrrereille t'niitllct. St. Peter (to attendant angel) Go and wt! what that trouble is over yonder. Angel (after his return) A woman from Chicago is kick ing boeauso her harp doesn't make as much noise as the one that the St. Louis woman has. A Religious Courtship. A young gentleman happened to sit at church in a pew adjoin ing one in which sat a young lady for whom he conceived a sudden and violent passion, was desirous of entering into a court ship on the spot, but the place not suiting a formal declara tion, the exigency of the case suggested the following plan: He politely handed his fair neighbor a Bible open, with a pin stuck in the following text 2nd Epistle of John, 15th verse: "And now I beseech thee, lady, not as though I wrote a new commandment unto thee, but that which we had from the beginning, that we love one an other." She returned it, pointing to 2nd chapter of Ruth. 10th verse: "Then 6he fell on her face and bowed herself to the ground, and said unto him, why have I found grace in thine eyes, that thou shouldst take knowledge of me, seeing that I am a stranger!" He returned the book, point ins to the 12th vtrs of t.h 3rd Epistle of John: "Having many things to write Unto VOU. I woillil nnf. writn with paper and ink, but I trust io come unto you speak: face to face, that our joy may be full." From the above interview a marriago took place the ensuing week. Greensboro Patriot of 1S39. A serious obstacle seems to have been encountered in the progress of the Behring sea set tlement, and mutterings are heard of a war with England. We beg to remark before the firing commences that such a sacrifice of human lite a war with England would involve, in order to protect the lives and fortunes of a lot of 6als, could hardly find justification in the minds of enlightened Christian citizens not even if the per petuation of the Harrison ad ministration should be super added. Promotion. Mr. Jno. II. Winder, who, for some time, has been Superin tendent of the Seaboard Air Line from Weldon to 'Ports mouth, has been promoted to the position of General Manager of the Georgia Central and Northern Division of the Sea board Air' Line system, with headquarters at Atlanta. This is a most dc?ervrd promotion and will be hailed by Mr. Wind er's many friends with pleasure. He is a son of Maj. John C. Winder, and, in the matter of railroading, he can well be said to be a "chip of the old block." Raleigh isitor. Droutl, Muulj huU MHtiMiian like. Representative McAllister, the original Hill man in the Mississippi house of representa tives, yesterday offered a com plimentary resolution, which passed, being voted for without reference to presidential pre dilections. It was to the effect "that the legislature of Missis sippi tender its thanks to Sena tor Hill for hi broad, manly, patriotic and statesmtniike address delivered before this lody and cherish the hope that he sound progressive Ameri can principals advocated by him will find the fullest force and effect m the a Iministration of the federal government, be lieving that such would unite the whle American ieople and make lhm for ages to come happy, proserous and free." A cosTKMlHMtvRV strikes the nail on the head in the follow ing : Tht-re are to many vo plo wlu will not cast their bread upon the waters unlef they are assured beforehand that it will come back again in a few ilays a full -rowa sand wich, nil" trimmed with ham, butter, and mustard, rolled up in a warranty deed for one half of the earth and a mortgage on the other. A sew Chicago mdustry is the hot tomale business. Tho tomato is a Spanish delicacy whose concoction is a matter of dense mystery to the uninitiat ed. On'th-J outside it is com husks with a swelling center, and the ends are tied with twine. It's tho size of a fat cucumber pickle. The interier contains, according to the lat est bulletins, ground boiled corn, olives, lard or butter, minced chicken, Chili sauce, pepper an I ealt. and perhaps, ot her things. These are vended on the street corners at night, and whr n the theaters let oui the vsndcr sometimes da a land olllce business, -I --aa 1
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