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... beard. As showingthe da, t' force of the storm, it may be pointed out ttwe the panic-stricken people in the streets were hot 3 picked up by the wind and hurled against civ r buildings, and even horses and carriages were sent flying. Lightning, and falling ...

... ad dogs, which lie on the pavemept orin the road waiting forthe scaven- igers' eart to carrY them away, with rubbish and garbage which they collect; the poor things having been thrown out front some one o the areas which front the handsome houses of the ...