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son's ruined, and for what? That two
nations may shake hands again and be
glad to be LEFT worse off than when the
contest began. War is only the picture,
on higher scale, oftwo pugnacious ur-
ehius Ggh'ipg to deermiue which of them
shall be schoo',bnlly.


We have always thought the Dey of Al
eiers much more sensible fellow than
many who would laugh at him for a barbarl-
ID; for when Lord Exmoah Threatened 10
bombqrd the Castle of Algiers, unless
certain conditions were complied with, the
Dey asked how much the bombardment
would cost, and on being told, sent back
word that he would ,ear the whole tower
down for half that price-NeoI's Goz