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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-26


throw encouragement upon the enterPrke'
The, had gone 50 far "a to copy articles
from the New York Tribune, AID other alb
clifton papers Of the North, to show that
the road through Texas could never be
buit-that il was an impractIcable work.
We hear asked Nr. Harper to what pa
per. he alluded lie said he referred to the
Galveston News and \ustin State Gazette
We replied that ue exchanged with those
papcrs and we had never seen any thing OF
the kind in them
VIZ Harper .ad he WAS well assured OF
the truth Of what he had stated, although
he had not the papers in bis possession
Both OF those papers had been the sdso
Gates OF the State system and opposed TO
the racidc road
One OF the directors of the road here re
marked that he was prepared to corroboraie
Mr lIatpers statement u had seen the
article. alluded to from the Tribune and
others in the News and Ga1 tie. This was
followed by a round OF applause.
VI. II then turned biz attention to the
State s,stem which he seemed to fear would
hsteu itself upon Iexa. lie felt assured
that the proposed Railroad Convention at
Austin Ind no other object in view, Ac.
After the conclusion Of Nr Flarpcr's re-
marks. we rose and stated that before any
further specche, were made we had few
word. to say We desired, 40 the first
place, to dpfcud the public loufns.s that
Aad been. as We believed. So uulu,tly AS
sailed >tnough the Galveston News had
been the advocate of the State .y.tem. It
was not and never had been the enemy oi
the Pacific road We could say rs much
for the Ausuu Gazette, with tins addition,
that it had opposed the state system from
the beeiuning. The proposed Railroad
Convention. as we understood u, originated
with the latter Journal, and i seemed to Us
a ht.lrtcbed conclusion 10 SAY that lt WAS
organizing Convention to and system to
which It vas opposed
W had had several speeches to day bnt
none oI them. 3, seemed 60 "a, werr direct.
ed to the merits II ibe question. I.thgrc was
an Individual or a public IHu-nd FOO IeSas
al
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-26

II Nitfr i-a candidate Tor ~ election 10 thf
afGce nf Constable. ora Boat W p. 81 tbe ensuing
August ''-cfmu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-26

Jht y Plr is candidate for County
utt- 80 gir eusaiut NGgHs, election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-26

\ li.Rb WINTER AND Ham STONY.
-~l be New York Journal Of Commerce,
iasrer which seldom deals in any thing
but sober uath, states that the snow drifts
have been 50 high on the plan. roads Ia the
neishbo'hood Of Syracuse, that the toll
~ss ,,sid by droppleg the money down the
chimney OF the gate keepers house
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-26

D,nocR,rIc GAiS.-the resul, Of the
election in Rhode island, shows the force
If The r. action in favor Of the Domocrs>
cy throughout the North. The coalition
embraced every element Of opposition to
Black Republicans. Know Nothing, aud
Free. so'lsr-, sad Sc, they succeeded in
.lsc.'ng only portion OF their ticket, and
that BY reduction Of 5000 on their vote
in lsJj BY the same ratio OF increase
the Demoefaey Of Rhode Island will
aehirse sigusl victory in November.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-26

The Washington Star states that the
dome now being constructed on the eapi,
a, .ult,ry vii. tou, about million | be
fisa appropriation OF 100000 was made
hslo,s the ro.t uas estimated. and some OF
H.. members finch In view Of this enor.
tnou. srp.sse for single item Of eeeo'a'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-26

Jtq - mt BE- rsudilaia i0f Re- election
tu fH oihte %, NhaG tilis rnsu.ng August cleo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-26

eed IN tho active pursuit OF his professions
al duties. Ills health appears to De better
than at any time during the last two years.
or Col. t.. t.. Lorr, the talented and
iuilHauiml Senator from Smith county, has
been spending week or two at the resi-,
denee Of bis father near this place but we
rcgre, to state that bis soioufn among u.
has been occasoued by the illness Of his
accomplished LADY an unhappy episode
n bridal tour. We congratulate his neigh.
bors in Smith county on the acquisition OF
such lady to their society Col lorr
has been several times in our office whe
here, and we were pleased to see him look
ing in fac health
SrR>wnERRlts -- Mrs, tttz, Ans
OGLrsuy, tlady Of Col. r. d OglesbyJ
residing near MARSHALL sent us, few days
ago, a bunch Of Strawberries, which as
specimen of this clegan, fruit, IS equal to
any we ever saw, even in those favored re-
gion. where It's culture is carried To perlec,
ton. Oar eoiemporaty OF the Houston
Telegraph in noticing a similar present,
very justly remarks:
Experience has shosa conclusively
that the cultivation Of lhis fruit in say part
OF Texas Is no longer matter Of doubt.
II little more attention and care were
bestowed upon fruits during the process OF
Z aecimation ~ our state, wo would hear
fever complaints Of the inadaplstion Of
this climate to fruits and vegetables of ,
mora northern latitude We are glad Ia
see a disposition on the par, Of rreal
' many OF oar citizens to develope the hor
, ucuIaral aud agricultural resources of tia.
country aud we would hSil with ioy ,
disposition among farmers and planter,
- throughout the State TO dive deeper int
\, unknown agricultural riches of Texns, m,
bring forth treasures which are now lyin,
m dormau, and worse lhan useless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
Rolitlcal GosGSD.

A passenger who came from Hartford on the steame
City Of Hartford, Thursday night informs us that
vote taken the passage down, which resulted
ollows:-Frcmont, 46; Fillmore Is; Buchanan, 4.
The Norfolk Southern Argus publishes the Of the
papers on its exchange list with their political creei with
the following recapituation: Northern papers-Bucha
nan, 49, Fremont, !; Fimore,al. Southern papers-Bu
chanan, AZ; Fillmore, 20.
The Cleveland Herald says there is, in fact no Fill.
party in Ohio. Their pretended meetings in that
state got up by democrats and chiefly attended by
Fremont men.
At election for magistrate in the Second lection dis
ct Of Frederick county, Virginia, held Saturday last
Smith, Know Nothing was elected by IL majority. The
result important because tho district has hitherto been
uniformly democratic by hundred majority.
The first member elected TO the House Of Representa-
tves OF the Thirty ah Congress. is Mr. Francis r. Blair
Jr supporter of Frems Mt in the First Congressional
district of Missouri
In Indiana the two political Fillmore papers have
hosted the nag Of COL Fremont and the Fillmore ticket is
dying out That not seriously nominated is shown
by the fact that Mr.. Dunn, who heads IT, is not eligible
under the constitution
The Alton nj, Desocrc. states OF the effects OF
two churches in that city becoming political we'll
gious sanctuares that Of their members get
ting into very worldly ways. some pew owner in Rev.
Mr. Haieys church offers to bet his pew (eIsbly sua.
ted and valued at s1oo) against pew in Rev Mr. Nor
toms church. the result Of the general election in No.
vember."
The Washington Union states tina. Senator Bayard Of
Delaware, addressed largo and enthusiastic meeting at
Dover, in his State the oath ulmo In the of
bis speech he announced that his colleague In the Senate
the Hon. John NJ Clay ton, would under circumstances
support either Fremont Fillmore for the Presidency
and that this announcement made with the entire
approval OF Mr. Clayton. The Fillmore party viii now
have to number Delaware among the doubtful States.
The Louisville J0arncl OF Wednesday, the 9Th nst Is
very quiet about the result of the election in Kentucky
This is bad sign for the Fillmore party.
The Philadelphia Times the accession to the
Fremont ranks OF Hon Charles Gpn formerly Mayor OF
the city, and distinguished oil line whg. The demo.
oracy have been congratuang themselves with the idea
that he would lend his assistance the elevation OF
Buchanan. The Hon. Judge Kelly, also Of Philadelphia,
who has been lifelong democrat and is distinguished
Judge repudates the Cincinnati platform, and supports
the peoples candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

fFVtfsFffI4f fIkH5t % t'JJs
Thirty ak counties heard from, mostly complete give
he Americans majority Of 2O73, which Is democratic
|an on the vote for Governor Ia 1855 Of 1856.
CISosSirI, August I, 1856.
TIE following counties In Kentucky give American
britIes -
woodford county, I'll Lincoln 200 Boyle, 800 Gar
|ad, as Clarke, sos Spencer, Davies, Larue, Mead,
nd Brecsnrdgc counties. also give small American ma
riss. Scott county gives a5o democratic majority and
Irvmbug has gone democratic by small majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, August D, l0oo.
Wake, Johnston, Grange, Alamance, Guford, Rowan
and Davidson counties have been heard FROM with large
democratic gains in all except Gutord, where Gilmer
gains 400 In these counties the democrats gain Ave
members Of the Legislature Paul G. Cameron is elected
to the Senate in Orange county which is democratic
gain.
WILMINGTON, N. c. August g. 1855.
New Hanover county $50 majority for Bragg-a large
democratic GAIN Columbus county gives 27o majority for
Bragg-a large democratic gain; Brunswick has gone
American by SO majority, which is gain for Gilmer.
RICHMOND Aug. 8, 1855.
Halifax county gives two democratic representatives
and probably an American Senator
In Northampton county two democratic representatives
aud a democratic Senator are elected.
Wayne county gives Bragg 100 majority and In Herfcrd
he has small gain.
The returns generally show that Bragg is elected.
WnMIyGros N. G., Aug. 8, 1855.
The returns meagre. They indicate the election OF
Bragg far the Americans gain three members Of the
legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
KENTUCKY.

In the judicial district composed OF Campbell Kenton
renec,ou, Harrison and Brackcn counties, the demo
cratic ticket has average majority OF -four hundred aud
ly votes Eoore the democratic candidate for Circuit
udgc, Is ahcad Of his ticket, having majority OF i've
hundred and twenty i've. 10 twenty three coancs In
tiudIIg Campbell and Kcnton, lu which T. M,rshaIl
Ans rican) and A. Duva (dcmocrat candidates for
De ohce OF Appellate Judge, the demo tracy have
cry of twenty five hundred TO the OF
at election In eight counties heard nom they have
ksined fifteen hundred.
Tho district composed Of Boone Gala.lu Trimble
Henry Grant Cerrolt, Owen anu frankin counties will
r. iog The AmeTcan ticket by greatly reduced maories
Pryor, The Know Nothing candidate for Crcuit Judge
sas nalory Nutta OF thirty ia Grant. three hun
FREQ IN Boone, end two hundred Ia Franktn county.
lhs Il great ialnpg on 10 the American vote.
which includes The city Of Lexington
Judge 1850. Corr 1855.
Dcspccraiic. c................... s7& SIS
Know NOTHING. ala 1i39
1h- shows Know Nothing loss Of i25 votes. The city
a.l lexington gave - democratic majority for 0'' Mar
TIE lexington Satesmor says:Ths majority In Fayeie
ovry Ia iavor Of the Know Nothing candidate sheriff
45 Ia August last the majority Of Feyes for Morehead
GA We have here democratic gain OF 5TI Judge
Nxrsha rsns 100 votes OF ahead or his ticket In
he two precincts embracing the City Of Lexington the
majority for Wallace (dcm candi late for sheriff. Is S.
at mer the same two precincts gave Morchead,
X. N , ta7, thus showing democratic gain of 22S
Fc<es. Ou the whole. think Lexington and Fayctte
ocrues have done their duty nobly.
osn Jared with the vote for Morehead and Clarke
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
MISSOURI.

81. Iorrs August Z, 1856.
Galloway county gives Ewing over Polk 300 majority.
Anderson American, for Congress beats Richmond,
eniccra,, sbout $50 In the county.
Scott county gives Is0 majority for Ewing
Lncolr county gives Polk 300 majority, and Richmond,
esSccfn Tor Congress, about the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

ctycSSAu, Angus, :, 1856.
A despasch from Memphis states ,ha, in cri,,endcu
umv Atsn-ss, TIE whcle American tlcse, Z siec,ed
sd itsi tsa,e bas gcns ~ s-se urss,rg for Ysii
lc Afnerieaa can'idn.e fos CeysrIor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

lis, of letters advertised in the Baltimore Ss tuesday
August g. 1885, remaining ia the Post ofaes, eatmors
lncaled fer, no doubt misdrected -
NEW yoRx HOUSES.
rovuey co. Eclntre Parsons
G IoDgsiTrei & Go. y VILLAINS 4 Co
yorI.cn h Co.
r4rtsTFfrHIA Horsvg
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WASHINGTON, August 8, 1855.
dsspa,chhas been received here from Burlington
iowa stating tha; the republicans have carrisd every
|ehng,he State ticket Congress- aud the legislature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

ttb bNf'Fe hNairttt fiatt w. earnns-,.s e. - A.
t".ti t.tsr' M tIt ieetf b. 3. y M -
~N.nt .4 .feev. = Al saaf f..- -
s.in.As- = SsAAat - i4us' " - ,st..a-. VI ~, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

futerday We were visited with two delightful thunder
showers, which were Of incal-Giabe benefit sanitary
rort Of view In the forenoon there several sma,
osps Of thunder attended with vivid lightning and re-
reshlus showers. During the aeraoon the vad sprung
rp from the souihward and again the atmosphere
suiry and particularly uncomfortable. The op
prcssVe and much more nconvenencs fea than
,ma the thermometer s,ccd at o5. Towards evening
the sly became overcast 10 the northwest and about
ndovn occasional cIaps Of distant thunder might be
W ard. AT O'Clock the storm arrived heads,
sId from that hour Unit, s.e last sghi the thunder and
ia hinir q accompanied by teavy showers OF
bued in grand style. The streets received thorough
ci anbg. Once citizens congratulate them.
selves upon havisg slcnp streets without single dollar
cipense II We should be sgan visited th such cor
Cts showers, the Comm sscner or Streets and lamp
viii Rave 10 resign in disgust, FOR would then be a,
lard task 10 oil the dirt carts as heretofore has been
10 get rid Of the obnoxious deposits The atmoF ere
WIS decious'y ccol last night. AT O'Clock ths mer.
cry in the HrrkLD Cfhce stood At IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
The following counties give republican majorcs:--

The republican gain In nineteen counties compared
iih the Presidential vote In 1852. is nearly 5000
Timothy Davis and Samuel r ourtss, republicans are
detected TO Congress.
The State i cGImcd By the republicans by 900 M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

The Treasurer of the Joint Committee for the relief OF
the sufferers by the late nuneaons In France acknow.
iedgcs the receipt ofthe following subscriptions
Amount ber, re reported egf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
MEDICAL.

from parent 10 child anil enlailing upon The offspring
4 ruined constitution Forihe cure UiHl these 'rin >
of disease. the Doctors gnarhaltcs cur "r ak n"
compensation. The ppctor can he consulted hA let
Ter or iherw se free uC charge. aud invites all who
ahi, ted tu call upon him, where he VIII give them
such sati-f4ction S iheN can Obtain M "trrc else
tl> rooms No aud ArmorN llall corner OF sac
rauento and Montgomery streets. Snn francisco
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE
AGE!-t;rcat blessing Ia Mankind '-inu"cvn' hn Pc
cnt,-Dt. l. !. Cztpkay- PrpphE E'actirum. tSeit Dis
injecting Agrnt.l sure preventative against g"nor
rhuaI and ~,phiiic di~en.t-~ and uu-r'a> RIM
-,y lnr all the vcncriSi >crohihu% gangrrnons ant
,unccruti> ulcers ,:d discharges from the vagiua.
lerus and urrlhrn AMI all ciinr"u'i- crlpitnnsa
discusses For -Hie at nr /. tzauknN = office. Ar
nory Hall. corner of Sacrnnrni" and Montgomery
streets, san Francisco. ~ inuocuuiiun = Il prp'cu-
'iutNc against small poX 50 y Or, l. j. 'zaPkays
rropniaclicum preventative against sythca aud
sonurrh,ql dl,t'rsrs Harmless IN i'scli, il possesses
hc rowcr Of chemically destroying thr syphlc VI
rus and thereby saving thousands uf NouHg dehauch-
from being infected 10y the most lon'h~omr oi M
,liS,.i.,s Let Iu Young man whn appreciates heNlh
h" without Or. tZapkN> frophit7riicum II l. tn
very cosN"nl"n package "nd Niil nr und convent
cnlto use. being iscl ~ soap lht dSe"se cnn toe
prevented hV the of proper agents. i ~ well
established fact as Iha, they can hc cured after their
establishment. The principle which = ~" uniNcr-
sally coCnled, TecrVtf even br'r" ~" days at
Jenncr The scoverr of the vaccination 30 l79t. aud
its multiplied benefits ever since have received. as
they deserved. the altcntion ot the medical faculty.
Ii WAS in pursuit Of this bran ch at the medical SCI
encr that Dr. H. J. t'znpkav fnrulnt,tl, nac he diS
coServ Of his ProphtaciicHU. which nr The prt'cn-
tIon of sNphitc. gpnOrrical. cancr- aul Cnianrou+
dsor,tler stands unrlynlied ~ any ugcn IN the Thn
nacnpucu. The effect ~ THIS agent after ruion ia
immediate and removes tDr possibility of con'rac-
ton of disease IT. however,. the dsru~' has been
trhclt ii Is useful IN ncu rZng The uo~ouuus Secr"-
which. 10y ab-urp;ion produce the horrl conse-
luruscs known uS srVrIl,iary syphilis II has hocn
administered by the Doctor il man> !housaud cases,
aud he has Vet 10 find the first ia which it hns E't
10 subscrVr the purpose tor which IL was administer
I'd. Price. 81. Fun directions arr attached iornch
package. In eases where Prnphilaclicum y used Hs
curative. N l. j. Czopkav viii furnish gratis "A pre-
>Crpiion f,,r his Blooh Pur1tr.
All communications lInfn the country. addressed
y Ia Dr. L. j. tZupkHy. san Francisco viii he strictly
ana confidentialiy attended to. and ho remedies
with tn" gr"nc~i care md secrecy, immcdiaelt dis
patchd ny Express or other conveyance 10 their des-
tinalioH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

: ~ DR.. j. l.. tTAPKAY The gentleman whose
uaUc forms the caption of this notice is one of tho
few modern ph,sicans whose nppirntion t. his pro-
I,>iun atrl devotion the afflicted. render him alike
an ornament to tie ar and n benefit io the other A
Hungarian hy birth be- sought with kosSuh o place.
hlS country the nHiious uf the earth. hrVunt
lhe oppF'ssOr'- rule. that hnr might rejoice in
lhc prHc lee OF those prcrrpts which alike our
elcrN and our pride. IN his 'hortS To dn. lac has
r'o ped the reward of ntI stun resistance 10 upprce
,uu. and ~ home and n country know him no more
-Apart howarcr. from his clnims upon our consider
nliun patriot, th" mtnial- Of character and
capacity which ne hyings cuiiic him H. public cuuH~
drncr Ia the exclusion Of those who possess neither
the one or the other. As gentleman hi> character
Is uninruished physician. his ~ unsurpassed.
and to those whose imprn itnce has ictt upon them
The Ianis ut disease. We eau cun,Clruiou-Iy comment
him with the assurance that in him they will find u
friend whom to know is grcnt gain. The pr's office
j. No. ; aud 1 Armory Hall corner of Sacrnmcnto
and Montgomery streets, san Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
CABINET SHOP.
Join DOLRERGH.

WNIOULD Respectfully inform the citizens o, rld
w well aud vicinity. thai he is prepaIed 10 90 a''
kinds of work in his line nf hr-iess in n workman
ike manner with despatch aud On reasonable terms
wing always on hand large ASSORTMENT ol dry
VA her he is ready to make to o-der to"rs WINDOW
Sash, Tables, Rockers. &c. All xmas Oh ,",'ns' %
work and in fact ANYTHING sppertain:ng 10 his bnsi-
ness Billiard Tables set ard repaired shop 10
Charias treet, below uess & Larcomb's Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

vlNIIIS invaluable specific first introduced INTO
Il Pisa some Hly Years sine. soon brcalne well
known ~ IA certain cure that in every town and city
not onry The Continent. but in Great Rrinin, the
lr,uand for ii great its merits astounding.
that in less than yOnr from it, Introduction had
Implanted all other remedies. III" Nedicu Faculty
of the principal cities of Europe ompelled c
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over disease Pro
prelurs Of other mcdciue jealous of it- sway vainy
nnde;vored Ia stay It's onward progress Like grass
before the mower. their Efforts ell the ground and
like fire on the prar~~ sweeping all before H. it, on
ward march became lrumnhnnt l. stood forth upon
lis own merits II discerning puplic saw, tried and
were convinced of its magical virtues The massiye
fortune acquired by Dr Parcira from the sale of il
during the years he prepared il. alone bore witness
10 miraculous merits. At the decease of the Doct
the rrcpe bequeathed to his SON. who has lately
introduces the remedy into the United States. Tho
number o res II has already made are astonishing
rh"u-nnds and tens Of thousands can b4ar testimony
10 its efficacy
Al who i.e H. 1t will cure with a safety speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever pnssessed.
Resort 10 NO Qunck Nustrums. Use u remedy that
has been tried Ir the past fifty years and was never
known 10 fail.
This Great Remedy is warranted purely vegetable
Beware of Counercits The extensive sale of this
wonderful uedc,nG has already cau-..d some person
persons. Ia palm of upor the usu-pecting, "A spu.
rious compound, closely re- embiing The original. Be
particular To buy none without The written signature
/ of A. Parera ~. ID On lhe outside wrapper OF each
bottle. All Others counterfeit. and their COM
FOUNDERS will be punished with the ulmorst rger OF.
The law
Prize. Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bab-
cck. Sole Agent Tor California Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands. tp whom all orders must be addressed
\ liberal disc 'unt made tO wholesale dra srs.
ID. RA COCK.
Wholesale Druggist, Il d, vis street,
San Francisco.
List of Agents through, rt the State Rice Offiin g.
Co. Druggist M"rysville: X. X SiarkweaIher. City
Drug Store STOCKTON w. " Brnner sonora: Benz
ShureG. Shasta; Child WOr-hen. Pacerve
Justin Gates, Jr Saeynen'o Ciiy: %. X. w. Carr,
nownieve Hr. John lark Nevada Dr. w III.
Gatlief, Yreka, Dr Is. winston. Los Angeles
Thomas Whaley. San Diego; Geo l.. Story; Pora
o. T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

ANOTHER VIcrlM.-The Boston Chro-
nicle saws: The widow Of kealing,
who was murdered at Washington by
Herbert, membrr of Congress fiom
California, died of grief few'days
since, making IIcrbert'S crime dou-
bic murder. What name shall be Civ
en- to those who shield hun from de-
served punishment
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

peA. In chemistry, the way to part
two bodies is TO Introduce third. The
same holds true in other departments.
TO Increase the distance between a
PAR Of lovers, all that is required j. to
let Willie walk into the back parlor
with lighted candle in his had.