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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
DIED.

In W.sf-ld township, Faystte county, Iowa, APRIL
2o'h, 1861, Mrs. ApALiNE u. KNIGHT, aged 81 years.
At the residence Of his daughter, Mrs Arthur Vast
Uni"n Iowa, April goth, 1861, ALLEN DuS>Ixo, aged
In West Unicn, April Ia, 1861, MANLIus Trnuxll.
aged So ears aud mouths.
At Terre Coupee, ST. Jo, eph county Ind an.. Feb.
Zsth, ls6l. OF disease Of tho Bone, jonathan Iup.
Rad.
The deceased was born in AIassach u.etts. Il 1857,
and was cquenty about u year. old at his DEATH
We lnew him well lin e ls40, aud among the inti.
mate acquainta"ces Of our manhood, AN think OF
no one who had better balanced head. There was
no subject in llo. eply mechanics, theology or
astronomy, but was familiar to the n ind of our de.
ceased friend. lie the life OF the social circle
aud the main stay in all public enterprises.
At Mct;regor. Iowa, on Thursday evening Aprjl
2@th, 1861, OF decline, ALLEN 4. MAazsR, aged Is
years. T. -.
The deceased was born In Monroe, Cayuga county,
NJ \. he cmigrascd to tho West in carly Life, and
for over 20 years he has been resident Of Clayton
county lie had large list Of friend. was kind
hearted. good to the poor blu ut the rich snd in
dependent Of everybody lie Leaves wife aid sever.
al children to mourn his departure.
In Llkader April 2lst. 1851 of Diptheris, WARNER
l.. son OF Melvin Il and Caroline 81 iio,lykjus nvc,l
two YEAR. eleven months aud 8 days; .urviv,ng hi.
sister Maria only II days.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

TnE FIRST FLAG or IN; UPrEa MIssys.
slrrr.-The honor Of unfurling the first
National flag upon the waters of the upper
Mississippi, since the overt treason Of jeff.
Davis's crew, is cheerfully accorded to
Capt SnERwIN, the popular officer of the
r. R. packet HcGregor Capt. S. is ono Of
those men whose heart was rightly located,
whose sy,npathies constitu,ionally, as
we'll as by force Of education, are always
with the right. We knew that while hun
dreds and thous .nds Of the American PEG.
pie wercrallying around the stars and stripes
to save their country, our widc-awake friend
would not hesitate 10 hoist the {" red, white
and blue" and by word and decd sisnalizc
his interest in the struggle.
Gentlemen, a sentiment. Here's to Capt.
Sherwn and the American lag-long may
they wave. r
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

PRAIRIE Do CnIEN.--The Company at our
over thc-riyer neighbours, is Differed as fol-
lows:
Captain-A. S. Hooc; LIST Lieut., P. w.
Plummer; Ensign, W. Partridge; 1st
Sergeant, l.. G. Harris; I'd do. Geo. 0
Adams; 3D. do. Jud Hurd 4th do. j. w
Fonda; LIST Captain, D. Bush; I'd do. B.
McGinty; Sd do. j. N. Chestnut; 4th do.
NJ. c. Lewis.
Capt HooE is the son Of an army Off
Ger, and is familiar with the duties Of his
position. 1t is probable the 4th Regiment
Of Wisconsin, will rendezvous at Prairie
du Chen; in that case our people can have
handsome show for a few days
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

The OBLIGATION OF PARTY TlEs-One Of
the most cheering indications in this hour
of our country's trial, is the alacrity with
which men Of opposing political associa-
tons have buried all partisan sentiments
and united upon one common PLATFORM
OrR COUNTRY. The romance OF Alladdin's
lamp is eclipsed by the bombardmcnt Of
Sumpter; and there is but one party at the
North.
AS an illustration of this firm concord,
we will just state that seventy five citizens
Of Philadelphia, occupying the highest po-
sitions in her social, financial and political
circles, have signed an address Of which
the following is the conclusion
"No difference Of political opinion, no
name or hadg" of diversity upon points of
party distinction. shall restrain or with
hold MS in the deviation If all we have or
can command to the vindication of the
Constitution. the maintenance of the laws,
and the defense Of the flag of our country"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
Business Notices.

Business Notices.
Frank G. Humans is receiving one Of the
heaviest stocks Of General Merchandise ever
Landed here. For quiet man, Frank buys and
cells an everlasting pile Of Goods. We have
known men who did u business Of only 5 or 6
th"us, nd dollars Il year, to make more .'fuss"
in day than H. does in the month. The D. e.
sent prospect is that trade will b. fair and with
the extensive and ell selected assortment
which Iiannahs has purchased he may count on
doing No. business. Success to him.
King T. Co., want Illinois money for Cloth.
ing.
Louis Hartwig has found somebody's pocket
book.
Marshal 'untting gives, in this issue, gen.
tie hint to the owners of dogs. We hope there
will be- M whining abont it. .-
w Koss places his Harness and Saddlery es.
Enlistment more prominently before the public.
Next week we will look K,ss' stock over and
credit in such way AS it des rrves.
J. Wade ing is ut tie American ready to
wait on the toOlhess and treat them to new in.
cisors, molars, &c :
D Cook has got home and goods will fol.
low him in gu utilities to suit his extensive range
OF Pensioners.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

New FIRM.-E. r. BARRON & BRo..
Charley represents BRO" we SUPPOSE
present their compliments to the McGregor
public and North Iowans generally,
through our columns this week. E. r.
has just returned from the Eastern cities,
and Goods any quantity and variety are now
arriving at the Old Brick Block opposite the
American Hotel. A car. full reading Of that
humorous and patriotic message headed
Liberty & UNION, will give the public some
idea of the extent and beauty Of their
Spring purchases, but if you want to know
how much care Eo. has exercised in select
ing articles suitable to both the tastes and
wants Of Northern Iowa, you must call at
the store and tell the boys to show the
goods.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
Personal.


The writer Of this. has been for a long
time closely confined to this Office. The
sale OF half of it to gentleman experienced
in printing as well as editing newspaper,
relieves me from heavy weekly labor and
I gladly yield to him the general conduct OF
the paper. Recent absence from home, very
serious indisposition. the cares of an unset
tied business running through nearly four
yesrs-thcse causes, added to feeling Of
WEAKNESS, and the absolute necessity which
requires recreation, are deemed to be a suf.
ticient excuse for the temporary inactivity
ofthe pen which has received so partial
welcome for the last four and half years,
on the part Of the citizens Of northern Iowa.
After short play spell and the fix.lp #
the mass Of accounts with which myself
and my creditors are afflicted, the active du-
ties Of the Times will bc resumed and we
will cn.lcavor to put it a few steps in id.
vance Of the wecklies Of the West.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

WHITEWATER The last Register is de.
voted almost exclusively to description Of
the business Of Whitewater. Doc. HAYES
is the Quill driver who gets up the report.
That young City is already one Of the most
valuable business localities OF Wisconsin /:
It IS destined to be one Of the chief manu-.
featuring points in the State.
On the outside of this paper will be found
Spiritual Communication from the Doc
We do not ask any one to believe it, bul
We desire to state that l.. K. II. is man O
truth and not very easily deceived.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
Wcstl,er, Markets DC.

WcSther, Markets &c.
Business is improving The weather is
fine and spring like; showers arc abundant
and the grass is coming forward rapidly
Gardening is in order.
The Markets arc improving. Flour at
New York, April 29th, was $5,l5@5,2O,
and MS high as 1870 for extra. Wheat,
l.2l@ ,2S. The Bremen brings advices of
favorable weather for crops and consequent
dullnesS in the grain market
Wheat at McGrcgr on Tuesday evening
sold at 81 Cents in good Wisconsin" or y
cents in gold or Iowa State paper. The
town is lively and many teams are on the
streets.
For particulars relative to tho Produce
and Grocery Markets, sec Hoffman, Benton
4 Co.'S report.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

war. #t
In less than twenty days, Flanders will
remove his large stock of Spring Goods to
his new brick establishment now building On
Upper Main street. lie has declared war
on high prices, and for few weeks the ma
tires will be astoni>hsd at the cheapness Of
the bargains he will offer. The stock now
arriving is very large, and Of every variety
known to the western trade. But in the Sc
times of battles among men and deaths
among banks, there is no use in looking at
goods; therefore this beautiful Boston and
New York selection for the Spring Of 1861,
will be sold to the first customer sho APP
plies, at such figures as will carry joy to the
home OF tho purchaser. Call and. look at
the goods.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
The Atlantic Monthly.

The Atlantic Monthly.
We have received of the publishers, Mes.
srs. Ticknor & Ficlds, Boston, the May No.
of tn, atlantic Monthly. Contents -
l.-Agncs of Sorrento. 2.-R:st and Mo-
ton. s.-Lights Of tho English Lake Dis.
trict. Pink and Blue. 5.-Pomegran.
ate Flowers. s.-The Prairie State. u
Concerning Future Years. S.-Brother
Jonathan's Lament for Sister Caroline
9.-Orisinal Memorials of Mrs. Piozzi.-.
lO.--The Niger and its Explorers. IL. RE.
views axd Literary Notices. 12.-Ameri.
can Publications. e..
agnes of Sorrento" is the title of a new
romance BY Mrs. Harriet Beechcr Stowe
The story is one Of love and duty, Of joy
and trial. The heroine is young girl born
IN Italy and educated under the influence
Of Catholic institutions, and in the develop.
ment of the plot. we understand the author
will attempt to illustrate the influence Of
that creed upon the lives and character of
its votarics. ..... .'t..
The other literary feature Of the magazine
are quite up to the high mark of excellence
which has always distinguished this period
ical, though We mast say en- passant, that
the premise laid down at the outset of the
well-writtcn article on "Rest and Notion"
to wit: "Motion and Rest are the two feet
upon which existence GOES" is one which
country editor would be booted at for Civ
inc r#..-- 81 ~. .s.s..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

A FINE SENTIMENT. We find the follow.
ing capital good sentiment in the Milwau-
k,e Free Democrat
1--WE expect the north to be unit-or
il there be cu'gar ,fracti"n found. let il b,
reduced to ITS LOWEST POSSIBLE DENoMINA.
rIOyO
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

CoNcEss AND SAVE WAH.-A good illus
tration OF corn cake eloquence has come to
an observation, and like other good things
must 60 upon the record, no matter which
party is hit. Pendinga political discussion
on the state Of the Union, in the Missouri
Legislature, one Of the western members
arose and spoke as follows:
Mr.. President The Republicans want
wah. If We don't concess, the government
will dissolute, and wen have .yah"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

t Our friend co. is informed that
however Just his criticism is, we do not
think the institution he attacks is worthy
of his or our notice. We never refer to
parties who deliberately place themselves
outside the pale Of public respect Or social
regard
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
Can You Write :

Can YOu Wr1to - -
Mr.. Helms, the excellent writing te,cher
and unassu'ning gentleman, opened writ.
ing school at the brick Academy, on Mon
day evening last. Young men and. maid.
ems Of McGregor will do good to themselves
by taking instruction in pcnmanship from
Mr.. Helms. A small sum Of money and a
little attention will qualify you to correspond
with distant friends and to keep your own
accounts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
Our 9upn1emant

OUT 0uPPIem6ht.
Owing TO the increase Of Advertising patrc
(unsolicted We are rrond to stated are compelled
to reissue an Eight Column Supplement. In this
Supplement- there will be portion Of reading matter
Advert emcDt. intended for Western readers will 10
placed Semi Monthly in the Supplement- Int the sun
p'encht itself will not be regularly to eastern
."bscriber> or patrons. We alternate our Ads as
riy possible and II any body l. dis. aisRcd he wi
pease advise u to dis continue h,s favor 1" Our
tsue now is equal to FOWTY 'LUNN paper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
MARRIED.

In Dover Townwn>hip Favctto ceunty, lows Nv
Rev. II. Babcock, Mr.. J. E. COUP, 10 Miss EmooxNx
Riley tEs,.F
In Putnam Township, April 18th, BY VIM s, Phil.
lips. Egg. Mr.. SAMUEL X. Motley 70 Miss urf CIV
RRsD. all OF Fayette county, Iowa.
In Elkadcr, April 10th, 1851, BY Rev. r. Moore.
NORMAN CHEsLRY, ESQ. Of Monona. and Miss Lucv
A. PHILiPs, of volga City.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
BELLE LETTERS or Wan. The followin

BELLE LETTERS or WAR. The following
is said to have transpired
anterior to the assault on Sunpter:
JEFF DAVIS TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
"Whh mortar paixhan aud petard
We teader Old be, our Eeauregard"
OLD ABE TO JEFF DAVIS
"Wi;b paxhan, petard, guns and mortar
Wen UHke all traitors, ono head shorter"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
The True Guage.

We have no taste for complimenting our.
selves or our establishment; it is a special
weakness that has never been laid at Our
doors. But we must be permitted in all
candor to say that at this time when every
journal in the land is striving to bury the
partisan in the patriot, the recent consoli
dation in this paper, has made that an easy
task for us, which Our cotcmporarics with
great cxcrton fail to attain. In other
words We have hit the right guagc. Tho
philosophical axiom of action and re action
holds good with mental as with physical
fsrces. The Democracy of one Of us is
cornterbalanced by the Republicanism of
tho other, and tho Times thus is enabled to
take the true course IN meaias res, which is
so requisite in this time of national peril.
We take it for granted that illustrations
Of this point are unnecessary. Those of
our readers who take other journals, have
undoubtedly observed vein of party feel.
ing permeating their editorials. which, how
ever much the writer's might deprecatc, they
could not wholly avoid. ..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
Buy the News

Buy the News!
CHARLES o. PACKARD offers for sale all the
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the Ledger. Mercury, the various Magazines &c.
Subscriptions obtained for any paper or Magazine
In the United Stn,cs. Call at the Post Offc. ,or
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
Published by authority.l
Ordinance in Relation tO D01s.


SIC. l. BE 1t enacted by the Town Council of Me-
Gre-"r that from the first iav Of May the first day
OF October. In each and year. no dog shall be
nert ted to run AT large within the corporate limits
OF said town without being muzzl-d.
SIC z. Every Ter. own n: dog and suffering
the same to run at lar - thin the carp ,rafe limits
Of said town. shall obtain lcsp here or uars.u
lar'y de- crihiag said dog Tor which he hall pay on
dollar, and shall put brass collar OIL said dog
SEC ). 1t hal be tine duty OF the Mar h vi to kiln
ali Dogs found nj large in violation Of ti. O, dir
for which he shall be entitled to the award f eeuts
each. to be pnd out Of the ury OF aid town.
Provided. however, that Abe ordina shai not spy
to ns,'-r- hcnt, bringing their gs with tucu, re-
manning temporarily on bu i.e.s until they have 70
reivrd due notice from the Mar hal OF the tcnce
OF TIL ordinance GEO L. BASS Mayor,
McGresor Iowa, May 2ith. 1859.
hereby certify tina. the above Ordinance was duly
published Is BY Charter required. -..... = :,
LOUIS BENTON, Recorder pro tenn.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on and after
May 1T, 1901, all Days tound running large
OUT beng suitably MuzxIcd. within the rorI ora,on
limits OF McGregor will be KILLED, a. per Ordinance
ra.sed May ], 1850. W. +. HUNTING, Murshal.
April 81, lS6lwl
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-
The above circular is signed by the off
GERS of all the banks named therein. All
other Wisconsin, Banks not named in the
above list are bought by the brokers Of
Milwaukee ut 50.cents on the d,llar, with
the exception of the Banks Of Eau Claire,
which is valued at 81 cents. Thus Wis.
consin currency is saved from any further
fluctuations, for the present, and our friends
may rely upon it as being good medium
until the first Of December nezt, when II
they will take our advice they will have
not one dollar Of it on hand. The new bank.
ing law goes into effect Dec. LIST, and it is
probable there, will then be rc-construc-
ton Of the Wisconsin banks---we hope OH a
better basis. ,2@ u
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
Wisconsin Currency.

The undersigned Banks and Bankers Of
the State Of Wisconsin. believing the TO-.
lowing named Banks to lie sound, and well
secured. either by State Stocks or indiyidu-
al responsibility, or both. do hereby agree
to continue to receive and pay ont their
issues until the first day Of December next
when the amended Banking law will go into
effect.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
esB a NNERs'

To be trai,cd in the dusti Arc wc TO etae amer
Star slotted from that old F,agi But one united
voice from valley, hilkidc and. mous tain TOP,
fr' town. village and city. emf h"tically sayiDg, msy
the Goddess OF Liberty forever plume her golden
wings DER this fair land, aud the ANssicAN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
Life Insurance


Life Insurance .....
Those desiring this safest andcheaprst protecr
ton Tor their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, q tate institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no Ion.
ger II matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as well in Wisconsin us in Conncc.
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
ms re their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for Investment at
home. confident that our success has been
more than equal TO thnt o, the most "uaprece.
dentcd,"we would cordially invite all our citi.
zens to call 1T the .iiice, south west corr err ii
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine f.,
themselves. =. =. DAGGETi, Pres't.
A.W. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. l.. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 80, 1860 w.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

FOUND.
AN Thursday last, in William Koss' harness ehop
Ma TOEk<ET BOOK coitnil ing near 500,
which the owner can have by proving rol erty End
paying charges. LOUIS jiARVWIG
McGr'g0v. May l. 1861.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

Have been tramrled in the dust--thc Sword has
feared from its scstbard--the booming cannon hes
again bclced forth its tunder-the ri thing ,teeI n
eli ttcring- civil r. dcclare and seeuinely ruin
and destruction swaiteth tie country. Every one
AXIS What l. 10 be II ult? We think of the blood
which has drerch~d tho oil of Bunher's Till Lexi7g-
ton, Trenton Kings Mountain aud sarstsga- -of tho
lives that have been sacrificed to secure that In
estimable aud gorous boon,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

DEFERRED.-Thc Advertisement o"
Strouse & Rowe is necessarily deferred till
next week. They have some of the most
beautiful goods for Spring wear and we ex-
pect every lady within ten miles Of NJ :
Greg,r will come to town Immediately and
select what she may fancy for the pleasant
season Of the year now upon us.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

Whether in War Or Peace VIC do not fear for
the conduct Of the brave volunteers of Nc.
GregOr.
VIM Campbell Of National tells tells us
that comp nv is being organized at Noti nal
in this County and will be ready for action in
few days.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

Which has waved proudly DOR freedoms lantsS
commanding the resp.ct Of the Linn md Unicorn,
the admiration the French Eagles In fact Banner
held In profound respect by Ill the nations Of tie
Earth--Are We my countr, men to allow that ara.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01
'LibeTtv,1

Which We have n long er!oysi snd which !: . made
thi- nation the Nation Of the World. We look with
f,ile and Joy to that precious old banner, tho
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-01

by the whole community.
A southern editor remarked that "his
mouth never uttered lic," when a cotcm.
porary wickcdly suggested, "the gentleman
must have spoken through his nose.'
Gen. Wool says, il his life is spared, he
intends to see his country. through her
present difficulties. There's . sound
WooL-ly head.
A New York magistrate pompously ask
cd little boy upon the witness stand, my
boy, can you repeat the Lords prayer?"-
"Yes, sir" was the instant reply; "Can
YOUR The boy had him there.
A mad dog has made his appearance at
Bellvuc, in this State.
| There is such great demand for bunt.
ing at the present time that manufacturers
find themselves unable to keep up will,
their orders.
A young lady named Virginia Washing,
ton, was drowned in the Des Moines, at
Stumptown, last week.
Capt Little's company, at Davenport,
went into camp, and slept on straw, on
Tuesday night. Is it an unreasonable de-
duction, from this fact, that that company
is composed of men of straw?
The captain of the German Yagcrs, al
4 Keokuk, refused either to enlist or resign.
It's proper to add that his company spirit.
edIy condemn him as poltroon.
| The first Iowa regiment is composed OF
one company from Muscatine, one from Iowa
City, one from ---, one from Bur.
lington, one from Mt. Pleasant, one from
Cedar Rapids, two from Dubuque, and one
from Davenport ten in all.
There have been forty-seven failures Of
business houses in New York, Boston, and
other commercial towns within week.
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CON NJ + RI. A H..
McGIegor Wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY, May l, 1861.
[ CORRECTED Trekfy By UOFFNLN. HENTON e co
Wholesale Grocer aud Druggists,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

TRUE CoURAGE.-For man to say that
his soul is incapable of fear, is just as abb
surd as to say, that from peculiarly Of
constitution, when dipped in water he
does not get wet. You, human beings,
whoever you may be, when you are plac-
ed in danger, and reflect upon the fact,
you feel afraid. Don't vapor and say
Move know how the mental machine
must work, unless it is diseased. Now
the thoughtful man admits all this-he
admits that bullet through his brain
would be very serious thing for HIM
self, and likewise for his wife and chill
dren-he admits he shrinks from such a
prospect he will take pains to protect
himself from the risk, but he says that if
duty requires him to run the risk he will
run it. This is the courage of the civili-
zed man, as opposed to the blind, bull
dog insensibility of the savage. This is
courage-to know the existence of dam
ger, but to face 1t, nevertheless Coun-
try Parson.