A Bachelor Club Confesses Love and Plans Its Course
In New York a nine member bachelor club hears Fernshaw confess he is in love with Agnes Upton. The President and Dr Chapman guide the group to appoint a three man committee to investigate the romance and potential obstacles, including the stepmother and the Uptons, with Fernshaw agreeing to their handling of the matter.
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Jeave
Alof Y
Fernshaw
Chapman
Doetor
Dr. Chapman
Brother Fernshaw
Agnes Upton
Miss Upton
Agnes
Farnshaw
Brother Barner
Fernahan
Apollo” Barnes
Uptone
Jernshaw
Times
Affaire de Avor
Brother Chapman
Arnes
Misa
Mr. Upton
Barnes
Barneca
Delmonico’s
Apollo” Warnes
Ben
Sir
Thad
New York
Fernshin
Haines
Euch
The Ferrie Eye and Domesticated Animals
The Atlantic Monthly notes a curious trait in animal eyes when tamed or restrained. Domesticated creatures show a tender, receptive gaze whereas wild ones like wolves and foxes appear hard and fiery.
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Atlantic Monthly
Heaven
Reliable Egg Sandwiches And clam chowder recipe notes
Eco Saxowcnes explains egg sandwiches with chopped boiled eggs and cucumber pickle on crustless buttered bread. A clam chowder recipe uses 24 hard shells, potatoes, onion, celery, parsley, pork fat, tomatoes, thyme, crackers, and Worcestershire, with careful timing to avoid tough clams.
A Great French Prison Mazas Prison Described By A Visitor
P G Fouse of Philadelphia describes Mazas Prison in Paris as one of the meanest dreariest sites. Cells measure about eleven by sixty four by nine feet with a small pane of rough glass for light. Prisoners wear overcoats year round as the facility is cold. The daily routine centers on strict timings meals water and work with limited light and three quarters of an hour daily exercise under warder surveillance.
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Mazas
P. G. Fouse
Philadelphia
Victor Hugo
Mazus
St. Louis
Globe
Democrat
Forming Squares in Battle Tactics From Historic Examples
The article notes that modern talks on forming squares mirror Napoleonic methods used against the Mamelukes and later in Ulundi. It explains squares with guns at the corners, centers of baggage, and cavalry in reserve to counter numbers and mobility, likening to Zulu engagements described by the Saturday Review.
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London
Napoleon
el Teb
Tamai
Ulundi
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