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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02

TINTED STATES HOTEL, (ate Hollis. me W
- York City--Ths splendid establishment will be
opened the 18th of January, under the charge of the
subscriber. ...
Situated at the junction Of Fulton with Pearl and Wa
ter Streets offers every nducemcn to the merchant and
man OF business Commodious private parlors, with bed
rooms attached, handsomely furnished and fitted up
for family parties and the subscriber atters himself that
the Improvements recently made will render the Hotel
eligible resort for citizens and strangers The Bar will
be furnished with every variety Of liquors. carefully Sc
eced and the Table supplied with all the luxures Of the
1t will be the ambition OF the subscriber
der the Hotel equal to any, and he pledges himself that
of patronage and give satisfaction to the public.
The House will be open for the reception of company
all hours.
jan l-3mdlmc EDWIN r. YALE.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
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THO PARENTS ANDTEACHERs--.At meeting on
i Education in the "Hal of Representatives" at
Washington, held Dec l3, the following resolution
adopted f..- ~ ....s ~. ..s....
Resolved, That this meeting consider the School Book
called Towns Spelling Book" an original work of
great Importance teaches the child the meaning of
words and at the time their spelling is learned and
dec l5-dSc3m ....,. NV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

cd has slssiion 10 bis pTessht sleEaied
ssaliOn. 10 ne l0nssI belisl ihal he S0uld
eandrcl lhe affairs Of The eonnEy wiih
prudence. ard n CONFORMITY % soaad g.
pabllran principles. InAsaFaiiy wished.
lherrl0rs, 10 JUSTLY The correctness 81 my
choice b. fading cause 10 uphold. - lar
= I could. The wisdom of bis measures.
0lher Inducements ef . more positive
character. wrFs not wanting 10 make u
lie interest Of xhsiexer smbillon ! might
possess. 10 support his administration.
There was naIling in The way 81 Official
advancement, that euuld hare desired.
which vas nas placed a ny disposal. OF
within my reach. Ca the other land.
knew well. from he hisinEy of political
prescriptions IN sll countries. and esPe-
eially in our own, that. if yielding 10 an
imperious sense nf duly 10 my eauniry,
| should leaTlessly oppose any lasorils
measure Of The Administration. what 4
siorm Of vengeance and denunciaIlon
should draw down upan my own head.
| knew al this As well then - know 4
nav. when I have sxPerieneed IL all
Bun in the high trust with whirh the &C.
neTOus confidence of my state had elolhed
me. did not leel myself 81 liberty ID
take counsel either Of my interests or NY
fears"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

rEpaaging res, ulion. By Uhich q wss
declared IN substance % be incapable n
guarding and projecting lie Constitution
and ls1s. even By a mere resalre. We
seek 10 restore llle rriga al seannmy m
The public expenditure, which have 81
late years 50 learfnlly ineFrased. These
are smong The great leading OBJECTS n Ihs
Wing parry. Which being kept eontinaslly
in view, enIiIle il IN be lenaminsied the
CREST relaFHa party. nat in name merely,
bnl in Eeriiy and truth. II eannal be ether
Than sueeessfui. If II shall nnisedly Sor-
ship n The shrine Of principle. and shall
regard men a. the mere agents 10 eonsum-
mate i,s objects. That Ihe secanslaera-
lions will be sufficient 10 indnee union end
cordial Gu operation. l viii not pretend
myselfta sioub'; and Thai union and CO 0P'
erslioa will inevitably lead 10 IrinmPh,
the signs Of the times Sufficiently lndi'
cate"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

The Sa5-7itasury.-The National
InieIIigencer has re published the ayes
aud noes On the snb-ueasury question:.
when il was first introduced 10 Congress.
This j. done Cor the special edI6calidn Of
those mcmbers Of Congress. y no are now
20 fnri"usly in favor Of that measure. nf
whom almp.i all. ~ho were then mem.
hers Of The House. voted against il. Al
that time. the Glnhe pronounced il
" disorganizing' and >, unconstitutional"
The Riehmond Inquirer said tha, il was
4" incompatible with republican inslitn-
tions;" aud the Albany Argus declared il
la be measure Of monstrous cnrrup-
unn." Il is Strange Inv the experience
or few years Of defaulliag and run. away
sub.treasnrrrs. since the system has been
in operation, in spite Of all Iameaia-
Ilsn.," has enlightened these consistent
prints upon this ImporIani measure.
Pr0riieaee Jpunlcl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

Zine Of Backfs bsireen ckarlesiOp
and LrsryoOL--A line Of packet ships.
0'cRed ~ CharieIion. 10 run nloaikly
between Charlssion and Liverpool. 10 b,
be selin operation on the first Of February
next Oh tbs 6rsi day Of every mont,
there will be departure from Charles.
ton for Liverpool. and on he 18Th Of
every mouth departure from Liverpool
for Charleston. The ships 10 compose
this line are Tie Chicora and The 7KOm.
az Bennett. both built IN this port. Tho
Liverpool, and The MondOra.
ChariesiOn pgper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

In Boston. on Friday. Edward Raw.
mond. broker. Vas tired fW siala,ion az
lie lottery law of Massachusells, whieh
iarbids he sale % lottery tickets. The
principal witness against him was Thos.
Thompson. larmerly . dry goods dealer
in Washington street, near Raymnnd,s
aiIiee. lie lrsn6ed that he haA bought
from time 10 time ~ The prisoner. with.
in > year. . very large number Of lottery
iickeis. u prices VARYING from ona 10
sixteen dollars each. u also appeared
that he had recently failed. and that Mr.
Wm. Curtis. 70 whom he wss indebl-
ed several thousand dollars. on discover.
ing that Thompson had spent 90 much
money for lottery tickets. make lheeom-
plant in the present case. Thompson
said he had drawn but lew prizes. and
those were invested in tiekels. Il also
appeared that he was in The ruslom Of
selling goods below cost 10 raise money.
The Jury returned . verdict of gull.
y; rendering The prisoner liable 10 . 6ne
Of $4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

The English government has offered
rremism u goo for the best plan. and
ki00 for the second best. for carrying in.
70 eGteti The act of psrliamen, rels,ise tn
the penny postage. The nniiee had been
puhIphed IN tie Crniinsn,al journals.
The siaie Of maapiaelnres and trade
does mol appear 10 have declineJ since tho
last accounts. Frcm most Of The manu-
isei0riae districts. The accounts are en-
coussgiHg. ihupgh American cotton ha'.
declined asriile. The demand. however,
was ssszdy.
France has sckno~ledged The indie
peudencs Of Texas England refused to
in 80.
Cen. Hamilton, ~ South Carolina. dill
not succeed 10 negotiating loan in Eq.
Sopa faf Texas.
The total abstinence societies 10 Great
Britain enrol nine hundred thousand mcm-
bcrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24


Going Hesf.--The Wabash a. cou.
rier Ct The 5lh inst. states that The numbrg
81 emigranls going Wsst. by the National
Road. through ihs, place. 10 immense
FAR exceeding ,hai Of any prrvious year.
Tha, paper says: "Far some weeks past
this great national highway has been
literally crowded with The wagons. horsts,
stock. and al the peraphernslia Of snigra.
lion. Bolh the ferries across The wsbssh
- shis palni are ksps going from Jay .ligh,
Oil late hour u night. Frequently passing
- many as 100 wagons per DAY. From
= recrnl mp north d this place, ne dis.
cover that these remarks s1pply.
tboagh u . less degree. ~ an shs main
thosesslfsres 10 ihe great West"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

consis'eaey.-Thr Carolinisn denaun-
ees Mr.. Dshsry uPan bare su'pirion
mot only unsupported by . particle "l e.
viileaee, but cohiradicied by facts. that he
is IN favor If a high Tariff; and ye, sup
porIs Mr.. Van Buren,. who voted for the
Tariffs af 1924 and ls2s-ihose bills Of
abomina,inn. which the South sroaned un-
der until they had nearly produced bload.
shed. Il is. in The eyes Of the GaralInian.
an unpardonahle sin Tor Mr.. Clay once 10
have supported the Tariff; and an unpar-
donable sin in Mr.. Debeny 10 be suspect
ed by the Carolinian; but Gen. Jackson.
who voted far the Tariff of 1894. and Mr..
Van Buren,, Col. Johnston. Benton, Bu-
chansn, Dickinson. &C., who voted for
the Tariff Of ls2s. are marvellous proper
men for The South 10 support. according
10 the carolinisn. Mr. Clay VAS an-
thor q. the bill which reduced The Tariff
NJ is2s. and yet he is denounced; whilst
Mr.. Van Buren,. Who aided in fastening
that Tariff on the South. 10 lauded ~ the
friend Of the SOUTH Oh rare hnmbUe!
Fayetteville OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

Letters from Consiantinople ssate that
he neso,iatiars between he Ambassa'
DOTS NJ he Eatepean pnwers and Niche
met AIi. had assumed marc pacific aP-
rearance. IL was believed that Niche
mel would acquiesce in the terms proPo,
SAD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

Snaeat1ar Circgmsfapce. On Thurs.
day. tie ooh. Mrs. Stone 10 Louisville,
left her cIl.ld lying upon siie nonr. while
she went q few STEPS Cor > bucket Of
wafer Heating . scream she turned and
saw hog running across The street drag
ging The child BY Us foo. by The as
sis,ance 81 some men who were passing
hy. the chlld was rescued wiihou. very
material injury. bui not without some
difficulty. rs The animal seemed little DIS
posed 10 give ~ ils prize. The child VAS
about eight months old and entirely with
in The door when seize, BY the hog.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

Unifed States Bank.--sIr. John Me-
Kim. jr. Of Baltimore, offers in The pa
pers ri Tia, ciiy, one hundred .h"usan"
dollars worth Of real estate At far va'"-
alInn fnr lie United STATES Bank storS'
81 the State al Pennsylvania. 1T par OF
Ior United States Bank natcs o, az.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

leigh, via Lasts Meb.ns. ESQ. W.M
LeHis. ssq and Msiar q. A. Harslsoa.
On further mnlion. ihs following sea.
llenen wers srpoinied delegates fun
he olher eosnties composing The Main
Congressional district in canrengieo y
Wsnl~orih. On Tuesday 0l nexl sspsri.
or Court Of Roekingham. q neminsss ~.
pressniaiiEss 10 The Harrisburg coasen.
iion. viz: John Kerr. esq. A. Is. Yanev-
esq. and N. III. Mccain. ssq.
Before The meeting vas salaurnsd, lhs
ehairmsn Fnse snd made . lsw hspev
lareible. and Impressive remarks nl,an
he aspect &c The paliiiesl parties of ,hs
present day. in which he sbly sindiea,ed
The Wing party against he charge AZ
federalism. which has unhlushiagIE been
preferred against IL. and showed Thai IN
present Democratic parry 10. In pEineipls
end practice, what vas de true federal
party in the days Of The elder Adans.-
These remarks were heard wilh intense
interest. and responded 70 By loud bursts
Of applause.
JAMES MEBANE. ek'n.
z. :. H.aaIsos. s.,y,,a,;,,.
N. II. McCAis. 'p''e'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

"A Dutcl, paper states that man, EN-.
ployed on the Harden and Amsterdam
rail road. fuel up one NJ the carriages
few days back. with sails, and profitins
10y favorable wind. started wnll several
passengers. and arrived at Amsterdam
IN veIy short uma, wiil,nnt any. oiher
Pr"peilIng pOwcr than the wind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

PunisAamf Of DeGih.--'rhe f,llowing
important statement. has been recently
Published BY the committee OF The BfI-
tisli Ant. Capital puni.hnleh, Society.
10 she year 1881. there vers III
exscuiiohs IN EneIsBd -and WaIer, In
1928 lie nusnbfr was relaccd 10 50: IN
1886 10 i7s and 10 1898 il vas only g..
Thai Tina change has bsen eiTcries
without diminishing, even 10 lhe slightest
degree. Ihe security o. lIle persons and
properties ~ men. is ! mailer 10 Tie
elrares, evidence, the csisleuce Of actual
experience. which rsunet be disputed or
faisitied. fhrd;syernmrnl returns prove
thsi there have been fewer highway
robbefies in the last five years with 8
executions. Than in the preceding i've
years with 80 execut0ns;--ihat ihcre
have been fcwer acts Of burglary aud
house breaking in the last six years,
With only tllreS executions, than in the
preceding SIX years, when So persons
suffered dealh Cor those crimes; --tiiat
there has been less hSrse-siesling in the
last nine years, without any execution.
Ihan IN the preceding nine yeaEs, during
which. far lhsi offence alone, 40 conyicis
were ssnt 10 the scafold.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

The Richmond Wing appropriately
brings 10 mind the remark Of TIL. BEN
con. in letter. thai . another suspension
W the banks may be necessary 20 carry
'broueh The great neasure"---mesn,ng
she sab-Treasary. THIS has been The
whole and sole desire Of die gosernment.
= Give ns Suspension" say hey" and
We ean es,rs ale sub-Tessufy." They
have snreeedesi in their elTnrts--snd PER-
'haps win sueeerd IN obtaining their iiar-
ilne MEASURE. We shall al any rate see
how Car they can succeed in repairing
ihe mischief They have accomplished.
The PEOPLE - all parties will look snx-
iously Cor the result. Bah. Pai.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

The eiiy eounril of Charleston have 81.
ready determined 10 erect monument 10
the memory Of Gen, Ilayne.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-24

sYf IN some degIes urnn lie honesiy Of
Ihose entrusted Wilh is ensiody! lithey
SWanwout, he money i gone. aad 81
your lhTesiensd penslliss Il imprison-
men,, &c. Ge.. only lock the siable-dooE
afier he horse Is stolen. Bot dawn with
an rsasoningI up with Loco Feeoism
why shouldn't m independent People
have an independent TErasuFy.-hks
France. Turkey. and China. where ihe
aiIire-holdrrs geI gold and sil'eE. hui Ihe
lsbnfing classes Gel no meat ami $40 olisn
famish fnr want Of bread.--Sueh y The
policy.of I.oro-Foeoism. ID.
When John Quincy Adams Vas Plesf
dent Of the United States. One Hundred
and Eighly-ire Custom Honss Officers N
al, were sufficient fur this Pari. Nov.
though The Revenue has but slightly. u
Al al increased. their numhrr - sWellsd
10 more Ihan FOUR HUNDRED. and
The money paid them 10 nioie Than
DOUBLED. Why is this 7 Because
The Casl0m House his become = CREST
PoLIrIcAL Engine. IIis lhe very Citadel
Of I.oce-Focnism. Ia /" Lirsllngs" are
The srsngsrs Of Iirkets. the dInmmeFs
mp Of meetings. The conirlbuiors and
snlici,nrs Of funds. The stamp orators and
rsnsioned defenders 9th Administration.
The Jackson party. when ouI 81 power.
complained OF Official Interference in
Elections: but was there any lhirg Ike
IlIisi No! nothing like n. Shall IL be
enduFedl Shall our Custom Houses
make our rulers. and shape The public
pnliey Of the county Answer us. true
disciples OF JEFFERSON! u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
Columbus Hotel.

DY BELL s. CONNER.-This wei knoun
- establishment has recently been purchased By
ie undersigned, aHj IS now h,hg fitted up M a su-
ptrur sNv; u s ihc intention Of the propnsiors %
sii nruher o. wei flushed and furnished rOoms
90 u'e house, and We hesitate not II pledge oar
selves o. oar iueals and the pubic generally, ilat
our patrons sat &c as vel accommodated at our
lnasa, as ata any Eute. a tine southern GENTRY The
servants wiH always b. pohtc aud attentive % them,
and every cXeTiea on our part shall b. used ID make
Their say pleasant AMI rrccabio. STARE Of pub
la patronage j. respectfully solicited.
The Blr shall always b. supplied with the very
best Of Eaurs, selecied wi;h great ear By ourselves
ln Tie best markets
Nelhlug stat he wanting ca car table that can
crafty the appetite o. the epaurc Tie hest that
oul country affords shall be served np in the neaest
manner hy experienced and capable cooks.
oufsiab'es are NOT eXceiiei BY suy IN Mississippi
M travellers may rest ASSURED that their horses snail
not bc neglected; we have taken great pans 10
procure first rate osters, aRd hope to owe universal
sl'islaciica 60 Oh who nav cive us their custom.
Oar beds shall always be clean and comfortable,
and well aired
families can be accommodated with private par
lan no paius shall be spared to make hem perie.t
yet home.
Town Boaplers accommodated at the usual
rates. BELL 4 CONNER.
Columbus Nj. Dec. % lsSS--25- Il.
- The tfag Of the Union, Tuscaloosa. and Adj
yocatc and Democrat, Huntsville and the TaIedr-
"a paper, are requested tn insert the above lor two
months and forward their b,li to Bell & Conner Co
Iunlbus, Nj.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
Headache

nR. E. SPOHN, German physician of much
- note, having devoted his attention for some
years to The cure and removal OF the causes OF
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has the
satisfaction to make known, that he has remedy
Which by removing the causes cures etiectnaly and
permanently this distressing complaint. IheIe are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
a constitutional ncurable family complaint DR.. b
assures them that they are mistaken, ana laborlng
under distress which they might not only alleviate
Ou actually eradicate by the use Of his remedy.
1t is the result of scientific research, and IS en-
urey of different character from advertised patent
medicines, and is not unpleasant to the taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
Inc extraordinary reputation that DR.. Spohns
remedy OF this distressing complaint is every day
Gay gaming is certainly matter OF much asonIsh-
meni. That SO much suffering should have existed
lor ages without any discovery Of 40 efectual pre-
lvehIVe, or cure, is truly subject Of much regret
out Dr ). now assures the public that such REM
guy mas been invented as will convince the most
ofeuaious, The principles upon which 1t acts are
SHiple aud plain It's an admitted fact that THIS
complaint, whether called Sick Headache, or Ner-
Vous Headache, arises primarily from the stomach
- those who think they have the Nervous Head
acne may rest assured that this organ the stomach
. we hrst cause, that the system has become Vita
sd or debltated through the stomach, and that on
Y through the same channel must they expect res
'oatlon Of the natural and healthy functions Of the
system. This object, DR.. Spohn's remedy is emf
heniy calculated to attain. The truth Of this po-
s'uon cannot be contoverted and the sooner suffer-
CTS with the headache become convinced OF H. the
sooner will their sufEerings end in restoration Of
health Dr. Spohn pledges his professional rePuia-
uoh on this fact. The remedy may be had Of
SSpolhecares generally throughout the United
States, E. SPOHN, NJ. ID.
g so-For Sale by E A SMITH, Druggist, Main
Street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. II, ls39.--27-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
Rrnnhnn Nnnen,

UN 5saer--a.r, u,ri q n .el g.; TH.f. a.1ie Ia mr.
, a- Hea-. New. Erire t-Hslfn . efciGoys,
u. 81 atUubHc aucuaH. % tHr highest t.iicr. en-
Wednesday ,tc W,niieth jay February ueXL
IS iIa ii.c usual tuurs q; sad .u tac IoWh 90 Co.
umbtl, Mississippi and o. brar aa .NHo, Eight
Hundred aHt Etrhty-fight Acre # reH ANA tens
BE Land, slc sane by'ng paut-u1l which tis
sail Ne,,,E bought of Cal &. 5. Alison. Ia Jauuay
as,, and was tbcn valued by five disuycrrsicj gem
atue4 eft ,hs paee, ir cash, a. eighteen dollars PER
acra 1h.~ traci hes mu cdattiX southeast oI land.
owned bg CT ANS ard zen Bcwnrigg, Four and a
haG aH,s southwest ui Columbus, and two aud a
ban rl,, lfom Yves, Port. on the west side of the
Toaltly uFc5. ,, is an outside snci adjoining the
sandy lands which De- between q apj The r'vcr, The
extreme eastern eighth consisting mostly OF uch
hickory sandy hud. The tract O. generally rich
slough anJ except a Issi oak ridge Of rolling laae
land running through the centre of the tract The
ptaJys are small ani surrounded by rich hamuoCks;
the growth ou The slough lands are mostly ash cot
ton Waaj. black locust, aud mulberry 90 the ridge
are an abundance nl tine post olk and hickory
The Improvements arc, about two hundred acres oi
cleared amt a part of which has yielded four very
fine crops, comfortable cabins, good cn house,
I'm and screw, well bored about two hundred feet
aud nn Che premises - AXE oi never falling pure
water fed by three springs. The place oous'sts OF
eleven clghts lng compacty, as follows so0theas,
quarter of sertua 3, east hall OF southwest quarter
OF section 3. north half OF section 10, northwest
quarter Of section l. west halt ct northeast quar-
ter % N'cton IT, west hat Of northwest quarter OF
sccon y, aud Oh IA township No Is, north ct range
Ne ~ cast
ANY person Wishing 20 purchase plantation
would do wei, 10 examine thus place, rs uttrC IS ne
tract 10 The country possessing greater icruiuy ri
soil and bet few tho same lacal advantages.
Tbs terms viii be one fourth down N Brandon
money, one iaurlh IN siyty days IN Brandon money
and tHc balance on thc la Of January 1870, or ten
per cent discount ar present payment
C.P MONTGOMERY Trustee,
Starkule, Mlssssippi.
Columbus, Jany l. 1892 a6tds
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
R IL as.

i,t Gcuticmcn on their arrival are requested e
leave thcr names at the Bar.
3D. No gentleman wall be considered weekly OF
quarterly boardcr, except from the time he enters
hrs nlne as such; The same rule to be observed as
to keeping horses.
3D. Bosrlrrginictdng 10 be absent Tor any length
Of time over waek, w5 make il known at the Bar,
otherwise no deduction for such absence will be
made
tn Payment from quarterly hoarders, must be
monthly from travellers, weekly
9th Gentleneu leaving their names Q, the Bar.
wO give notice Of their intention 10 be absent at the
lime Of regular meals, otherwise no deduction viii
be mada.
9Th Gae bling Of every description most positire-
~ forbidden.
7lh Persons wishing to send servants on errands
are requested 10 give notice al the Bar
sll The proprietor VIII not he answerahc for
any property SAID TO he lost, unless previously depos
tied IN the Bar.
OH No person allowed 70 use any horse, saddle
or birdie Of another without leave Of the prop'e
tor.
10Th. Doos closed at ten O'Clock, except on
nights Of public amusement.
W Gentlemen are particularly requested TO
guard cautiously against accidents by ire IN their
respective bedrooms. b. \ Z.