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Southern Argus., 1840-09-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

OIILIlII = DALE.
10y virtue of a writ OF Fieri Facas,
A1 issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Lowndes County, and to me directed, will
sell for cash at the Court House door, in Co
lumbus, on Monday the
21st day Of September, nert,
the following property, to wit:
East half fofnorth east quarter dissection 13,
township l6 south, range IL west.
Levied on as the property Of Jonathan n.
Wood, to satisfy said fl "a in favor of Win
chester Dumas, use ofGeo. A. Smith.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 18th August, 1910.
p. NJ. GRANT, Sheriff
Of Lowndes County.
lprs fee S5.1 4t
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SHERIFF.S SALE.

~ - AJALLs
DY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Faciias ;ssuod bv
I'D the Clerk Of the circuit court Of Lowndes
county, and to me directed, / win sell for cash.
at the court house door in Columbus, on
Monday ME 5th day Of October next,
the following property, to wit: The followino
described portion Of lot number 3. ia SQUARE
number three south Of Main street IN the plan
Of the town Of Columbus, beginaina at the
north west corner Of said lot, running south
T60 feet, thence east % feet, thence north I60
feet, and thence west along Nam street %
feet to the beginning.
Levied on az the property of James Eckford
e. William Eckford, to satisfy said fl "a IL "a
vor of George Adams.
Sale within the hours prescribed 81 law
Dated the 9th August I640.
pm. GRANT, Sh'fof
Lowndes county.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFFyS SALE.
DY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, issued
ID by the Clerk of. the circuit court o.
Lowndes County, and to me directed, | viii
sell for cash, at the court house door IN Co
lumbus, on Monday the
21st day Of September nert,
the following property to wit:
South east quarter of section %, in town
ship Is north, ofrange eighteen east, contain
ing 157 77-000 acres.
Levied on as the p6 perty Of EEhn B,
Saunders, to satisfy sald fas in favor of Dun
stan Banks use &c.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 18th August, 1910.
p. M. GRANT, Sh'f of
Lowndes county.
At prsf Sd
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SHERIFF.S SALE.


RY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri FAcias
- issued by the clerk of the Circuit court
of Lowndes County, and to me directed, will
sell for cash atthe court house door, in Colum-
bus, on Monday the
2lst day Of September neat,
the following property to wit:
Part Of the south half of square number 15i
lot number three, in that part Of the town o.
Columbus situated on the east half of the north
west quarter Of fractional section 81, township
Is south range eighteen west, commencing
SO 1-2 feet, from the south west corner of SAID
square running kthence, north 81 ID feet
thence east 165 feet, thence south 80 ID feet
thence west l45 feet, to the place of begin.
ning
Ilevicdon as the property Of Henry B. Good.
rich, To satisfy said f IA in favor of Milton G
Bean and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 20th August, 1910.
p. NJ. GRANT, Shift of
Eowndes county.
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RI virtue Of writ 81 Fiofi Facias. issncd
BY lhe Clerk ~ tt Circuit ranrt 81
Lcwndes county, and TO zoe directed. win sell
for cash, AZ the court house door in Columbus.
on Monday the
7ik day ofSepfemJcr next
the following property, 10 wit;
a neH man named Henry.
Levied on ae The propertv of R;rbar1 IT
Brown, to satisfy said II fa m favor If MoJson
M. Brooks.
Sale within the hours rrescribed bv Lao,
Dated the 9th August 1910.
p. M. GRANT, Sh'ffof
Lowndes county.
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TO y THE AFFLicTS~s
NO CURE. IA plsL pa[L4

THE Subscriberhss tbs 4. a.
n cing to the Public lbs, !. la.
S9Ie'Pn or RIfpTfePs u T IfeePPsdy sg for the cue
IN - ~. NOF OKES: and from e,.s. s.illl q
or oI the opinion that 9 cases out M. ii. Is.
ble Hernia may be efFectpsa,-ol : Y \.
wishing to avail themselves n S. &.
above complaint, would N m ! 'as
Office of the subscriber On NJ r.
iun0us SIn0 MISS. MISS His price for a - -. Z. I
SlOO. Persons coming from . s: ss
procure boarding good homes ~. s,al'a
W. SPIIIqe
Columbus, { Mi. Feb. 25th. ls,0-9sss
7. 5. a Supply Of Reeds psls1.
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4ffprs. fee Sd.
SHERLFF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
ID Y virtue Of a writ of Venditioni Exponas,is is
-EO sued by the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court O
Lowndes County, and to me directed, I viii
sell for cash at the court house door in Colum.
bus, on Monday the
21st day ofSeptemGer. nert,
the following property, to wit:
The north east, south east, and south west
quarters, dissection twenty four, the north east
quarter, and the east half of the north west
quarter, Of section twenty five, all in township
Is, range is, east.
Levied on as the property of Stephen G.
Letcher, tosatisfy said writ in favor of Sophia
Letcher.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 20th August, 1910.
p. NJ. GRANT,
Sheriff Lowndes County.
Prs fee 81. 4t.
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01
SHERIFF,S SALE

6HERIF'F' SALE.
ERY viElne ofsundry wriis Of Fieri Facias. Is.
n sued by the clerk Of the Circuit court Of
Lowndes county, and to me directed, will sell
ior cash at the court house door in Columbus,
on Monday the
5th day Of October next,
The following properly 10 wit:
North half Of the east half Of tho south cas-,
quarter OF section number 4. township Is, range
Is west. Containing 40 acres.
Levied on as the property Of Abram Boiters
70 .. satisfy said fl fas in favor Of 1emuel NJ
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 29th August 1910.
p. MIGRANT Sh'fof
Lowndes county.
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01

a. BOYKIf, esq, is hereby consti-
tuled and appointed onr Attorney during
our absence from the state Of mississippi.
J. B. a. w. II. SOUTHALL.
Lowndes co ouniy, July 81 ls4o.
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ctIEhIF + > SALE.
RY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias.
= and Venditioni Exponas, issaed by the
Clerk Of the circuit court OF Lowndes county.
aud TO me directed, will sell for cash. at he
court house door, in Columbus on Monday
the
7h day Of September next,
the following property, TO wit
Six negroes, Peter, Abram, Tom, Peggy,
Mary and Allen.
Levied on as the property Of VIM. d. Amis,
tosatisty said Il, "a, and Venditioni Exponas in
hyor OF Lauderdale & Peel, Ewing F. Calhoun
John f. Williams, aud others
sale within the hours prescribed bv law
Pm. GRANT, Sh'ffof
Lowndes county.
Dated the 9th August, 1S4O 2t prsf SO.
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Fac las. is.
I'D sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit court Of
Lowndes County, and to me directed, will
sell for cash, at the Court house door in Colum-
bus on Monday, the
7M dag 9f September merit,
the following property, to wit:
-Four negroes, Ann, Ephram, Sam, aud Pc
ter.
Levied on as the property of David Harts-
field, to satisfy said Fl. IA in favor of Jesse
Speight and others.
sale within the hours prescribed bylaw
Dated the 9th August lS40
p. AZ. GRANT, Sh'f'of
Lowndes county.
D. nrsf Sd
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
May 18th 1910.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of An
IN AdrewJ.T L .Semmes, late ofLowndes county,
deceased, are hereby required to make imme-
date payment And those having claims
against said estate win present them duly au-
thenticated, to Messrs. Harris, CLAYTON. &
Harrison, at Columbus, Miss, within the time
prescribed by law.
LEMUEL BANKS.
Administrator.
Jan. q, 1910.
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01

SHERIFF,S SALF

pT1EhIF I , OALE.
RY virtue OF a writ Of Fieri Facias issued by
tie Clerk ofthe circuit court Of Lowndes
county andtome directed, I will sell for cash
al The court house door in Columbus, on Mon.
day The
I'm dag ofSeptember aert,
the following property % wit;
Two negroes, Davy and Betsy
Levied on as the properly 81 {Vm. +. Mar
tln, 70 satisfy SAID & "a NJ SAVIOR ~ Mary r. Ross
Sale within Nle hQQ Hh0d h4 law
Dated eve 1I|h August
81 q. GRANT. ShTof
toNndes county.
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01
Law N0T7es
LUMBER Y1pn

u,up LUNBER I'm YARD.
L Yard 5SiS'i1s5 n Columbus 5s' xg.. opened
constantly e;g n lyon, on hand, genera r1els
R. R JAMESON, j. ocGSder,llg, orders g. cut &
OIL Of Lumber win be filed At n II. a3F
and the same delivered + + .. ale sA9rtss s
bus if required. He wiII Fl a any patdcs
for Union Money, at S3 3 y. 70 afHesss -.
good funds at a less rate. psF "a aund'sd i>,ss
southeast part of the city. M. ns yaii sss
July. 1910. 42u T. B. Glsl
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01

eAiUuSs Ou uuTSQdN
The 20h dag ofAagust nert,
the following property to wit: North half east
half south west quarter, section eighteen, T Is
south, range II west, and north east quarter
section IA, township Is south, range II west
and west half north west quarter, section 30.
township IL south, range I8 west, and an un-
divided half interest in the west half south east
quarter, and east halfsouth west or. and north
east quarter south cast quarter section SO. T.
IL south, range IL west, and also, an undivided
interest of one third of the house and lot on
Market Street, occupied by Watkins & Tall
aferro, commencing at point 1O2 feet from
the south east corner Of square, number two,
and running north twenty feet, thence west
66 feet thence south twenty feet, thence east.
66 feet to the place Of beginning, being part
oflot number FIVE, in SAID square: also lots Z.
8, and 10, In square I6, and lots 6, =, g. q 4Of
10, IN square 10, in ths part of the town Of
Columbus, laid out on the east half of Moth
west quarter Of fsection 81, township Is south
range Is west.
The title to said property is believed to be
good, but such title Ouly as is in me vested Is
trustee, viii be given.
HENRY DICKINSON Trustee
Dated June 26, 1910.
ids. $ls.prf
PosTPoNEaEENT.-The sale Of the above
mentioned property has been postponed until
Monday the 18th day Of September next.
HENRYsDICKINSON, Trustee.
August 20, 1850, prs fee $40
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01
GREENE SPRINGS

A<-fL4 hJI It ht.N
ME ProPrietors oftbis wsis-..
n inform the public, that
changed The location oflbeir L.5s
erected them convenient to fs
That the whole establishment
built up entirely new, with a largs
dlous hotel and number o
which the convenience and Cor.
visitors have been duly co0s9,.i
diligence or attention, on their rrr
be wanting TO render Their ns1e,.
the Springs, altogether agreeabs.
Experience has tested The yirtuss-s.,
Springs, and proved their eficsr i
lievlng various diseases. Those v.OL,
made trial OF these waters can -.
commend them.
The Public are informed that sl ts,.
are ready for The reception Of com.T
during the season. The ProDr.e,on !.
now receiving from Mobile and Newt.
leans, a large and general supply d l.
choisest groceries. Tie best Wines &
Liquors, of all kinds.
They have made arrangements for Y,
sic, stately, for the amusement Of ls
visitors.
RATES IS FOLLOWS.
By the Season, commencing tie
s5lh June and ending Isl DC.
tober, flor grown persons,) sl00a
Children and servants half price.
Board per week (for grown per
sons. EG
Children and servants half price.
Horses per week, GO
Transient persons will be charged
the usual Tavern rates Of the
country.
In all cases the cash VIII be required Z
Board, unless a previous arraugeaen !
made.
WM. II. LYELL & BR0TIlER
May ?, 1910. s86S
o. The Monitor, Tuscalooss;; l'aat
Livingston; Patriot, DemopoliS Hsa,
Marion; Chronicle & Advertiser Fsi
ly,) Mobile; Argus. Columbus, aad as
ligeneer, Macon, Mississippi, will l
insert the above advertisement 81 aaa
and forward their accounts 10 ne.
". b. 1
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01

ID \ virtue ofa deed of Trust, executed to
AD me as Trustee, by Thomas Christian,
dated 10th day of October, 1897, and duly re-
corded in the proper Office, viii sell for cash
at the Court House Door in the town of Co
mbus, on Thursday
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01
CAIITInN

CAUTION.
KNHE public are hereby forewarned from
Il trading for an account held against the
subscriber by R: s. Hunter, without Iirst con
sulting me. .'s'''''' : = : So'''
June 9th 1910. A'4:3'l- q
Southern Argus., 1840-09-01
TRUST SALE.

prsf. S.. 4t
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04
PROPHECY.

The recent cavalier usage of the Hon.
RICHARD nj. JOHNSON, as candidate for
the Vice Presidency, at the administration
Convention in Baltimore, has aroused the
whole Democracy of the West. The Pitts
burg Constilutionalist, one of the strong
est VAN buren, journals in all the Western
country. thus pours out its indignant and
prophetic denunciations.
Is Kentucky considered so certain for
the enemy that we must insult her in the
person OF her gallant son? Are Indiana
and Illinois conceded to Harrison, that We
dare to remove their gallant defender to
make way for Polk or a Klng3 1t is
well for the drills of the Convention that
Mississippi was not represented, or she
would have spoken her rebuke in tones of
thunder. But the consp;rators must be-
ware! The States of the Mississippi valley
that glorious belt ofyoung giants, will not
thus be imposed upon. New Hampshire,
Arkansas, ay, and Pennsylvania, will teach
these aspiring demagogues that it is one
thing TO plot, another to succeed Rich
ard N. Johnson is the choice of the Dem.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04
THE TELEGRAPH.
B AT H M E:
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 4.
HARRISON STATE CONVENTION

The citizens ofthe several cities, towns and plan
tations in the State Of Maine, who are in favor Of
the election ofGEN. WILLIAM HENRY HARR1-
SON for the next President. and opposed to the
present National and State Administrations are re-
quested to select Delegates to meet in Convention
at AuGUsTA, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
June next, at 10 o clock, A. NJ TO nominate can
didate to be supported at the approaching election
for Governor: and two candidates for Electors ut
Large of President and Vice President, and to adj
opt such other measure as the present crisis Of The
country and the interest of the Wing party may de-
manc. The ratio of representation for the several
towns and cities, in the Convention will be entitled
10 one delegate, of more than 500 and less tfan
1000, to two delegates; of more than 1000 and less
than 1000, to four delegates, Of more than 1000
and less than 1000 and less than 5000, to ten dele
gates; Of more than 5000 and less than 10 200, to
twelve delegates and Of more than 10 900 to fifteen
delegates. The representation to be based upon
the population of 1887. By order of the State
Committee.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are Purgatve Medicine so Justly balanced, and
withal SO natural to the human constitution, that
they cannot possibly injure even the most delicate;
in the same time, If used in such manner as to
produce free excavations by the bowels, 1t is abso-
lutely impossible for pain distress, of any kind,
20 continue long in the body. The reason IS PLAIN;
they cleanse the system OF those humors which are
opposed 10 health, and therefore invalids may use
,hem with a certainty Of always obtaining relief,
and persevering in the Of them, with an equal
cersainty ofbeng cured.
In all disordered motions Of the Blood, called
intermittent, Remtten,, Nervous, lnfammatory
and Putrid FEVERS,
The Indian Vegetable Pills will be found cerl-
tain remedy; because the Stomach and Bowels OF
all bilious matter, and purify tho blood; conse-
quently as they remove the cause of every kind
Of disease, they are absolutely certain to cure
every kind of Fever.
So also when morbid humers are deposited up
on the membranes and muscles, causing those pains,
determinations and swellings, called
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, SC.
The Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on as
AWAY certain to give relief, and if persevered with
will most assuredDy, and without fail, make per-
Feet cure Of the above painful maadies. From
three to six of said Indian Vegetables Pills, taken
every night on going to bed, will, in short time,
completely rid the body of oil morbid and corrupt
,humors; and Rheumatism, Cont. and pain of every
description will disappear as if by magic.
For the same reason, when from sudden changes
Of atmosphere, any other cause, the Precipitation
Ia checked, and those humors which should pass
off by the skim are thrown inwardly, causing head
ache. nausea and sickness, pains in the bones,
watery and ,nAamed eyes, sore throat, hoarseness,
coughs consumption, rheumatic pains in various
parts OF the body, and many other symptoms Of
CATCHING COLD.
Tho Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably give
night on going to bed, and repeated few times.
will remove all the above unpleasant symptoms and
restore the body to sounder health than il was
before, The same may be said Of DIFFICULTY
or BReArR1Na, o, ASTHMA; The Indian Vegeta-
BILE Pills will loosen and carry off by the stomach
and bowels, those tough phlegmy humors which stop
sp the air cells Of the Lungs, and are the cause OF
the above dreadful complaint.
sCPOFFICE, and general Depot for the sale Of
tho above PILLS in the New England States,
1913 FREMONT STREET,
nesr Court Street, Boston, where they can be had
at Wholesale or Retail.
,~AGENTS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town in New England.
wPAll letters relative to the Pills must be ad-
aressed thus: IN. F. Office N. A. College of Health,
1913 fremont street. Boston, Mass"
Agents for tho sale Of the INDIAN PURGATIyE
Pills. BATH-HENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County.
Wiscasset- Edmund Dana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iel Walker. Thomaston NJ. Gates. East
Thomaston-John Spofford. Wadoboro Geo.
w. Nichols. sept l2-ly.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
SCENES OF MY CHILDHOOD.

Endearing place, where first my life began;
Where first was taught the mortal state of man:
Where tender parents watched with guiding care
Ny growing youth, and warned from every snare.
How oft, alone, I've ranged yon fowry vale;
The scenes are past! but memory will not fall
How oft have ranged amidst the shady bowers,
And plucked, with infant hands, the fragrant
flowers.
Delightful shades! where passed my childish plays,
When joys glad sunshine frightened all my days
My favorite path, where at pleasure strayed,
On either side, with f1ow'rets was arrayed;
Its various windngs led to one lone stream,
Where oftIve wandered-joy my constant theme.
Yon nodding willow DER the waters waved.
Bafled each storm, each angry whirlwind braved;
Where, oft sported meath its cooling shade,
Regardless that those joys would ever fade,
Those happy days, when ev'ry charm combined
To please my fancy, and allure my mind;
When the bright star of peace serenely glowed,
And needful blessings, unasked, richly flowed,
How soon have fled! The swift career of time
Will soon divest me of my youthful prime.
Blest pety! How healing is thy balm,
w men quiVerlHS age mas rdVisheu every cnarm;
When youthful pleasures vanish like dream,
And friends desert us, as the passing stream.
How swift time flies! All cruel death draws near
Where then should fly, if God refuse to hear?
Where could go, when earth affords no charms?
Where else could fly, but to a Saviors arms?
Full many years, I've ranged this world of pain;
Here sought for bliss and happiness in vain;
And early found these earthly trfng toys
But dross compared with pure celestial joys
o, when grim death shall throw his mortal dart,
And sternly bid this soul of mine depart
And when this pulse shall cease its transient play
And life's last glimering taper fade away;
When doomed no longer in this world to roam,
Ye lowering Angels bear my spirit home.
ZENo.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04

DIALOGUE BETWEEN MOTHER AND HER
DAUGHTER.
MOTHER.
Why does MT he propose, my dear'-Why does T
he propose?
You really should contrive, to bring the matter
to a close;
I'm tir'd of giving balls, and fetes, and dinners
ev'ry day.
You've frted and danc'd it now thro' nearly
all the Spring,
And ev'ry body's asking me ais it really a
settled thing?"
I'm sure I've done my very best-indeed It's
quite provoking!-
You know told you from the first, that he was
only joking!
DAUGHTER.
Now do, mama, some patience have-Im sure
he wont be long
A few more strols beside the lake-another
moonlight song;-
He says blush like those soft ROSY clouds that
tell when daylight 8 closing
And after that, mama, you know he cannot help
proposing.
MOTHER.
Oh!-ns to that, the men, my dear, are all per.
fdous creatures
They praise your voice-extol your step, your
air, your smile, your features,-
They call, write verses, copy songs, send bo-
quets ev'ry day,
And then without the least remorse, they leave
and go away
P. PC.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04
BATH, THURSDAY, JUNE A, 1910.

ocratic party in all the States where the
Democratic ticket can succeed. Il, then,
he is not elected, neither can Martin Van
Buren,. Mark the assertion, felloao-citizens
and remember 1t ,ceH ,ohen the ides of No.
RENDER ar7ipe!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04
TO THE CITIZENS OF LINCOLN COUNTY

CORRECT information, respecting the ndivid-
uals, whom we are called upon to support for
high trusts, should ever be the distinguishing
characteristic of the American citizen. Such
has been the course of recklessness and barefaced
| detraction, of our opponents towards that truly
distinguished civilian and Hero, Gen. VIM
HENRY HARRISON, that we feel bound to
place before the public, such additional testimo-
malls to his worth, as may come within our reach;
not that we suppose, the vile detractions and
base calumnes now heaped him by the loco foco
press, will have general influence to his disad.
vantage in the public mind but because we exceed.
ingly regret that single individual should be so
unfortunate to be deceived, or that a brave de-
fender of his country's rights and honor, should
be so shamefully traduced, and the miserable ruff.
fans who are employed bv the dominant party
for that purpose, be permitted to escape without
meeting the just reward of their Righteousness
The article which follows, was written in 1915,
at the time of the Peace, when the services and
worth OF this illustrious parsonage were duly ap-
preciated, and could not have been dictated con-
sidering the high character of the author, (the
talented THOMAS DENNIE of Philadelphia bv any
| other motives than those of a generous conf
dence, and perfect knowledge of the truths ad-
vanced. Gen. Harrison, at this time, was before
the public, in an entirely different relation, which
adds materially to the value of this important BIZ
ographical sketch.
We will only add, in this connection, that
there are many other sketches and testimonials
to Gen. Harrson's bravery, prudence and skill,
both as soldier and statesman, ofa similar and
even more flattering character, of which some of
the best, claim for their authors the very individ
nals who are now supported by the locco foco
party. When the pensioned presses wish to
speak of Gen. Harrison, let them quote from Gov
Cass, Richard M. johnson, John M Niles, the
venerable Richie, Mr. Dawson of Ohio, and nu-
merous others Out Of their own mouths we
shall condemn them.
The article is copied from the sport Folio" for
19l5-vol 5, no 4.