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o. Perhaps the death of human being
might be prevented if the owner of tall CHM
ney on Eleventh street, a few doors from E.
Would tear or push II uvwn Ti...e IL srauus
time.worn, weather-bealen, crumbIing into
atoms at the base. The hut to which il be-
longed has long since disappeared, and its oc-
cupants dispersed. Like the " giant oak" of
which poets and rhapsodists so frequently
speak, it has braved many storm.


And at this hour -r-


Defes the dreadful lightning's power


A year or two ago, we saw party of BOYS
remove similar cause of danger. They tied
a rope to the top of the chimney, and it came
down like thousand of brick.