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aas-The inclination to desraui the gov
ernment seems to b.. chronic with distil-
lers. The recent attempts at Dubuque and
Peoria We have duly mentioned, and we
can add simila. attempts at Lyons in this
State by the two distilleries there. It ia
said developments show they endeavored
to cheat the government out of taxes to the
amount OF $4,000 aud that the Deputy
Collector Of the District was party to the
transaction, receiving for the part he acted
5000. He was arrested, but gave bail for
his appearance.
a-The opposition steamer Mollie Nc
Pike passed down yesterday, having on
board 5000 sacks Of grain and q large
amount of other freight. This doesn't look
as if there was nothing to ship but butter
and eggs" as many Captains are in the ha-
bit of asserting.
~ A day or two ago German vegeta-
BILE vender entered the house of citizen
on Fifth street, North Hill, leaving his
horse at the gate unhitcbed, but on coming
ont moment later caught n glimpse of his
wagon chasing the frightened animal in
the directionof home. The unruly vehicle
was upse: before it had cleared the subj lbs
OF the city.
w. A patriotic little Miss of fifteen
years, who signs herself Amanda Roberts,
Of Union City, Iowa, has sent US a remit
lance Of 322 S. to pay for club Of subscri-
bers that she has raised Tor our paper by
her individual effort. She says in her let
ter: "My father is in the army and our
home as we'll "a thousands Of others, has
been lonely, but the cloud of treason il
breaking away, aud peace will soon be re-
stored to our once happy country" We
tender thanks to our loyal little friend.
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0oAh hoFfAIo.-We are in receipt of the
llndependen:. psblished. :. Fort Randall BY
@ IOWA soIdaers stationed there. which
,'ates that Captain Mors,and Of %. G.. 9Th
IOWA cavalry. has killed over 70 buffalo
: sea' vicinity dusing ths past winter and
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CAUTION FROM THE
WATCH COMPANY.

It having come to our knowledge that imita,
lions Of the American Watch have been put
upon the market In great numbers, calculated
BY their utter worthlessness to injure the repu-
tation of our genuine products, to protect oul
own interests, and the public from imposition
We again publish the trade marks by which oul
Watches may invariably be known.
We manuJacture four styles Of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Nass. y
engraved on the inside plata
The SRCoND has the name
"ApPLETON. TRACY AGO. waltham Mon. 8
engraved on the inside plate.
Tha THIRD has the name
'P. g. BARTLETT. Waltham, Nass.," ca.
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American
Watch Co.. painted ON the dial, and are var.
rantsd in every respect
The FoURTH has the namo
"WM. ELLERY, Boston, Masg. }" engraved On
the inside plate. and - not named on the dial.
All the above described watches arc made Of
various sizes. and are cold Ia gold q silver O.
90, - may b required.
Il II hardly possible Noe IN to oecuratsly d.
scribe the numerous limitations to which ~
have alluded. They are usually Inscribed With
-
cape the observation Of the unaceussomed huy.
er. Some are ropreaented - unad0 BY the I'm.
ION Watch Co, Of Boston, Mas, "-no such com.
pany existing. Some are named the Soldiers
Watch. }" TO 30 cold - our FoufA or Wm. E1lesy
style, usually known - the 'e0oldise's Watch. -
Others are named the "Appleeea Watch Coz"
.othsss the "P. g: Daxt1Ex," lnstead Of our p. g.
Bartlett; besides many. varieties named IN such
. manner - to convey tho idea that they ,aze
tho veritable productions Of tho Ameefcau
Watch Company. ~ sn s&T j
We also caution the public, and particularly
soldiers. against buying certain articles CALLED
watches. 90 freely advertised in illustrated pe.
papers a. "Army Watches, ''omeers' watches, {"
"Magic Time Observer" "Arcana Watches, -
&c the prices Of which are stated 70 be from
seven to sixteen dollars. A good watch, In these
times, cannot be afforded for any such money.
A little attention on the part Of buyers win
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company.
is ls2 BROADWAY, n. Y.
aps25-d&wlm
beware of C0unterfeits and unprincipied
aud
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DIED.

In this city, on the 18th inst. MARTIN WHITE
rEAn eldest son Of James and Mary A. White
head. aved ~ years. mouths and - days.
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4 thing OF Beauty IL Joy Forever. Those
vhn deejre brilliancy OF complexion, must puri.
r. and enrich the blood, which Hembcld . Con.
centrated Extract Sarsaparilla Invariably ooes.
Hen6 Take no other.
anVe.dNV0m
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BU ELLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK. EYE

~! DINER leading articles it says,
Inc combination II the market for oats.
since. maintained prices to-day with
scarcely ducsuation. The Gkrket has
b largely ovefsold, andis hort eel .e,s a e
ulan'festing considerable ea9erness to
NIL III and many Of them are doing so st
present prices, fearful ofan advance. The
mar WAS comparatively steady at s4!@
and closed quiet. No. sold at 32@32lc.
and choice lot in burlaps, burlaps-inclu.
ded, sold by sample at soc. In the way Of
option sales there were SO 600 bushels pur-
chased BY one operator at SAFE, seller all
the week.
The corn market dragged heavily, and
yet the volum tof business was much more
satisfactory than for several days past
Sales of No. in regular houses were
made at 4a@52c, and on the north side at
48@50c. No 2 regular houses sold at Ala
42c, in north side house and at Sturges,
Buckingham & Co.'S ut 40c. Rejected in
regular houses sold at 4Ofa42c. No free
on board sold at 524c.
The inquiry .Cr rye was very limited And
the transactions Ineagre at 5Sc for No l,
and 53c for No 2.
Barley was inactive and there was but
one sale by grade reported, of old rejected,
at 55c. There were small sales by sample
at 3O655c.
See0S were again DeaVy, without sum.
c!ent sales 10 make range OF prioes.--
Timothy sold at 81 so; OAK coal S5c; and
Hungarian 65alOO.
Provisions were in no manner improved
either in prices or demand fre IN their cen
dition on yesterday and the week previous.
The market was literally .ifeless. There
were very light sales OF Of mess at $2Sa23.
SO, but ii would have been impossible to
have made any considerable sales,,even at
inside figures. Lard sold at lSc, and white
grease at 1910.
Our foreign trade just low seems to he
in very satisfactory condition. The fol-
lowing is the comparative statement of the
exports exclusive Of specie) from the port
Of New York to foreign ports for the week
ending May 8, and since January /:
1863 1864 1866
For the week, =, s79,l43 800, so 3l,757, Isl
Prov. rep'd, G4,7O9,0l2 55,Os5, 49s 81, 49,, 1884
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OINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
~ 90 Broadway. New York,
WeDtoPn O0oe.

IS THIRD Street, BNTliN0toN, Iosed.
J. r. GURIAEY, A0ENr.
ment OF 0ur numerous styles
FAMILY 4 MANUFACTURING NACHINHQ.
SIX Twist, Cotton add Linen Threads, Needles
OIL, DC.
Our letter A Family Sewing Machines, with
all the new Improvements, are admitted BY III
to be the best and cheapest family machines
n"x mot ~ nad and ~.
ways In order; child 10 years old can run
them.
town throuRb the West For further tnformAe
ton addreoS J. r. GURLEY, Agent,
IS ID st. Burlington, Iowa.
maylO.d2tavWAaawAW
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Toll for week, 1919, 1886 4 6lO,s62 1916, 1898
Prev rep'd 69,647. 29s 80 6S9, 2132 s., AZ. 1913
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-. Mr.. Warner. who resides Few miles
vsst Of this city. white digging we'll last
veek found about three feet below the sur
ice of the ground half-dOzsu stone arrow
hsads, y flint Ratchet, and . coarse piece Of
pottery bearing y rude reeem6 lance to the
brm of . child. The hands that shaped
these relics have long since crumbled back
b dust, and soon the last Of the red men
whom these i1nperishable vestiges, found
Ill over the continent, recall. will b. gath
cred to his fathers, and coming generations
will read his history in the mounds he has
reared and in such evidences Of his craft ~
Mr.. Warner has discovered. Civilization
will lose but little by the departure Of the
vhcle race for their "happy hunting
rounds"
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ITCH. WHEATON ITCH
Scratch. Ointment 1cPaf0h.

wa cure ne Itch IN q hosws-also cures gu
Rhevna, Utcers, C3t,lbl0ias. and all eruptions OF
the skin. Price 50 cents; by sending 10 cec.s 70
Weeks 4 Potter ITO Washington Street, Boston
VII be forwarded tree by mail. For sale by ali
dfugyists. lmArlS-dk1.f
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9io.3ss,6S4.
6,667.449.

lao nS0A A0SO S0hSs 00VCcy lnRcAAIHCA l
with gold, and ruled dull and heavy. In
Chicago about ths only exception is wheat,
which is now quoted higher than II was q
week ago, while it has steadily declined in
New York. The advance arises no doubt
frsm the wants OF 'shorts Sellers" and
not from any legitimate demand for the
article for shipment. No. l. spring wheat
in Chicago yesterday sold as high as 81 IA,
the freight, insurance and other charges,
to get it to New York and have i sold
would amount to fully Is cents, making
nett cash 81 40, while the market rate in
New York yesterday was 81 80, showing 3
loss of 10 cents per bushel. The '"bears"
that sold shor. some days ago for delivery
this week at from 81 O6 to 81 10, are getting
pretty severely punished just now, as they
are compelled to go into the market and
buy to fill their contracts at 81 IA. 1t all
looks very nice on the faee ct 1t to have
wheat selling for 10 cents above its legi,i-
mate value, but the fiual wird-up is al
ways the other way. Just as soon as the
clears" get out Of the close corners they
are now in, prices will fall just as much
below as they are now above a legitimate
point. The Chicago Times of yesterday
says with reference to 1t:
There is evidently q combination to in
fluence the wheat market, but its strength
and influence has not ~ vet been fully de-
yeiopsd. The short interest IL very large.
and It 10 by no means improbable that the
combination has been formed with full
reference to this fact, and is Of sufficient
Lstrength to meet It. We shall know more
with reference to the matter In the course
Of day or two. No lspring wheat opened
commenced to Cover" when the market
advanced quite rapidly to NJ high a. 81 l3l,
falling off trifle, howeveE; the market
closed rather quiet with sellers at 81 Is and
buyers at 81 l2A. Large quantities were
sold on time, one dealer having purchased
Is. 900 bushels, seller 10, at 81 II; another
5000 bushels on the same terms; aud an
other 32 600 buahole on tbs same time, Ut
q 1O4.
The Same paper has the following about
whisky:
There were some few hundred bills OF
hiGhwineo sold ut 81 IS, but the market
w dull and quiet 1t even these figures.-|
The trafiic in highwines has now become
almost IN illegitimate business, In oonse-
ouenoe Of tho frauds upon the government
6v which all legitimate manufacturers are
drove from the business. The exorbitant
tar imposed upon highwines and the
frauds which it has invited. place the le-
climate manufacturer in tho same posi-
ton he would have been some years ago ii
he had been compelled to give away his
wines. and with them about zoo per gallon
"a An inducement for some one to accept
tliem. The result Is what might have been
foreseen. and It seems impossible to devise
any means by which frauds can be to any
a
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To Purify, Enrich the Blood, and Beautify
the complexion. use Helmbold's Highly Con.
tie equals In strength one gallon of the Syrup
or Detection. fApr8dAW3m
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TOTHE WOOL.GROWERs of Iowa.
II wN. r. DoDINDoN. THoe. DAVIS q, G. COX.
WN. F. ROBINSON 4 CO.
UalOa Wo0l0n Factory.
NCRTHFIHLD, iowa

NCRTHFIELD, IOWA.
Having ENLARGED and otherwise greatly i'm.
proved our Factory, We are prepared % hold oot
Undue inducements to the Wool. Gro1ers Of lows un-
surpassed by any Factory in the West. Among
other valuable additions to our Machinery, arc
fOWEk LOOMS and CARDS for working the
finest quality OF Wool. We have, and Wiii keen
constantly sct"sny On hand goods Of our own m:no-
simeres. Blankets, stocking Yarn, DC, which
we we VII Wno sell l1v FOR cash q give in exchange
pared 70 card the Wool Of our customers into
hoiis, and TO spin the same when desired. With
recent ADDITIONS to our machinery We are pre-.
pared to Gard into Rolls, for customers. the nn.
e tsa qaa!iSy OF Woo. Persons living at dig.
lance. as heresofore. may expect their Rolls
nome with them. PULLING CLOTH. At the
proper season we will Full and Dress Cloth for
All persons who may wish the same. TO our
old customers Of Des Moines. Henry, LOUISE
and Mrscattne Counties iowa, and Of Mercer
ana Henderson, Illinois, we would cay, thank
ful for past tavors we would respectfully solicit
- Sring o. the same With youF Influences
present facilities We are prepared to compete
WIN any WOOlen Establishment West Of the
Mississippi River. (mayi7.ditW2m
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Not q Few Of the Worst Disorders that At.
dict mankind arise from corruptions Of the
blood: helmb0ld's Extract of Sarsaparilla II .
remedy Of The utmost value.
anrS.dAwSYn
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beware of C0unterfeits and unprincipied
dealers endeavoring to dispose Of their own aud
othet preparations on the reputation attained
by Hefm6olds Genuine Preparations
anrS.dEX3m
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He10beld's Concentrated Extract Buchu ,s
the Great Diuretic. HelmbOld's Con ,entrsted
Extract Sarsaparilla IL the Great Blood Purifier.
Both arc prepared according to the rules Of
thafmAcy and Chemistry. and are the most &C.
tive that can tie made (oDrs.d6V3m
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Rally the sxstem.


After disease has been conquered, there ia
still the weakness that 1t leaves behind it to be
removed. Convalescence 10 tedious affair. II
the enfeebled aud faceid muscles, the shattered
nerves. the thin and watery blood could speak.
they would cry aloud for help. In too many
cases such help as ia given them Is not of the
right kind. The fiery stimulants of commerce
do harm. They kindle Temporary flame, which
10 q mockery. Their effect passes, and tho last
state OF him who uses them IL worse than the
first.
Not such Is the effect of HOsTETTERs eTO-
MACH BrTTERS. There il no drawback to
their toning properties. Balsamic plants and
barks and roots contribute the restorative juices
to render this soothing and strengthening pre-.
paration PROTECTIVE and REMEDIAL agent
It's basis IL the only pure stimulant which has
ever been produced containing no fusel oil or
aoy other deleterious element. The most care.
fui and skiliful chemists have aualyzed the Btt.
tiers, and pronounce them harmless.
This IL scientific test mony; but the tastnno-
ny OF the hundreds of thousands who have ex.
perienced the preventive and curative effects
of the Great Vegetqbie Tonic and Ale-o,ire of
modern times is still more conclusive. In ia.
yer and ague. dyspepsia. biliousness, nervous
complaints general debility, and chronic com
plants 1t is as nearly infalltble as anything In
this fallible world can be. Sold everywhere.
Gruiu ~
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Since Jan l. 67,5ss. 1856 1885, 0ls 81, le2, 1876
Price Of gold $50 l6S 1876
The exports show some 5000 900 more
since January than the same time last
year. If the difference in value of the cur
rency (betweeu the price OF gold l6s and
l36, 81 per cent. is added, it will make the
increase fully 81 SOC, 900 more. or il round
numbers 81, OOO, COO.
The imports are equally favorable. The
following is the comparative statement Of
the imports ct foreign dry goods and gem
era, merchandise for the week ending May
IL aud since Jan. l:
For the week 1868 1864 1865
Dry goods, $6A0,65l 81 674. "a $736. 639
GenI mere ndise2, Isl ,345 1885 6lS 1859. 749
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ITO be, or not To be-thGts the question:"
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
Fevertsh lips. cracking pains. dyspeptic ago
MES.
And nameless bodily suffering,
FIOm want OF nerve and unfOunded prejudice:
Or. whether with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current,
Seize bottle Of PLANTATION BTFTHRA
And, a. 00nther swears. 30 myself man
again.
Three months Il is since thus I thought,
Aud spoke, with faith exceeding week,
But 0unther said my eyes Were sAlloW,
Ny vieage hagysrd. my breath tremendous
bad, -
Ny disposition troublesome-inf fact.
ae gently hioted was fast becoming
Quite nuisance, and strongly inslsted-
And II vas thus I reluctantly yielded.
Four bottles now beneath my vest have dis.
appeared.
Ny ffiends say changed man now u Jones.
NY food has relish. my appetite II keen,
Ny step elastic. my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, avoirdupois IL added to my
weight.
A gende hint, followed before too late
Quite gratifying to the tailor, a. well ~ Dr..
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Since Jan1 72.43o. 295 90, ~, 2a4 81. 7se. isl
The falling off this year IS aDout$3S ,0OO,-
600, but to buy 39s.0Oo,O 900 imported last
year, with gold at 81 G.. cost us In curren-
cy, about sl60, 00O, 900. while this year to
buy 81 600 900, with gold at o. Sc. requires
but S73, 0O0,0 600, showing difference of 81,
600. 600. Add to this 81, 600 900 In exports,
and it makes the gain in our favor in round
numbers $780, 900. If we can save in
like proportion during the remaining eight
months of the year, We will have a nice
suna to start on towards paying the nation
al debt.
The Cincinnati Price Curren, Of Wednes-
day has the following with reference to
gold and general markets:
1t is clear that those who hold dour and
wheat ia the West have not been able to
comprehend yet the legitimacy OF the de-
cline In the Eastern markets, and suppose
it to be the effect Of ''bear" movement
The suppression that gold will react, and
consequently prices Of all articles of pro-
duce and merchandise, still clings to the
agricultural and mercantile community in
a remarkable manner, notwithstanding
that this opinion has made bankrupts of
thousands during the last six months, caus.
ing losses Of irightful magnitude; but. not
withstanding the bitter experience OF the
past, they still cling TO It, regardless OF the
shrieks Of those who have been financially
ruined, and only pause and are startled for
u moment, and then follow them to the
same destination.
Mess pork declined TO- SA for city, but
the market closed firm at this rate, with
an outside speculative demand. from par
ties who suppose the "bottom" has been
reached, and doubtless it has, virtually,
for it seems to US that mess pork, under
all the circumstances, ought to be worth
t25 in gold, but 1t is hardly possible that
the present prices will be sustained, in case
q further decline In gold takes place; for,
Notwithstanding the opinions to the con.
trary, gold rules the Enthusiastically and
irresistibly, though viewed in some aspects
of the trade it is strange it should do SO.
!cH1cAoo DRY GOODS MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, EVE, May II.
Some Of our jobbers report fair trade
doing, while with others It is rather quiet.
There 10 however. no material change to
note in the market, which 10 remarkably
steady. A dispatch was received to-day
from New York, stating american
Prints &c; Richmond 28c, net. Standard
Sheetings scarce at 4lc, Light Prints very
soarce." Here our jebbers are selling
Richmonds aud Americans 1t ,25c. Car
peta are less active-the demand being
confined to orders from our lxrxer interior
towns. We quote closing prices ~ follows:
=
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A Clear, Smooth Skin, and Beautiful Com
plexion follow the use of Hellnbolj's Concen-
black spots, ptmples. aud al eruptions of the
skin. lepr8. dkV3m
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NToCoRM1Ck's IMPROVED SELF


Good rews let Farmers rejoice!
No more hart work In harvest
Money, Time, Labor. and Grain saved!
Superior t. AL others Ia market end fully
warranted 70 reap and rake heavy. light, tang.
led or LODGED grain, where Hand-Rsken @
troopers will fail
I've Machines ID O0e3
It can b. quickly changed g an efncient
The Telf-rate u no experiment Over Is go 49,
now and have been In ns0 for the past four
years. Hero IL what some Of the farmers ~
that have used them:
We, the undersignad. bought snd used McOnr.
mick b Self Rakin1 Reaper and Mower last 49,
son and nnd that It exactly answers tho puIpoee
It Was made for. It does the rAklng Q great deal
better than man can do it BY hand. and m0Ge
Of the time saves two mems wort-the raker
heavy and badly lodGed, bat the Machine seem.
ed to do % good work in tangled % In Standing
grain, and o drst.rate Mower. On account q
tts extraordinary saving o. k6or. simplicity ana
strength. We regard it xreAtly superior r. N
Others, and the STANDARD Harvester OF the North
West. The drauSht u light enough and tho oo4>
rake can Be- easily worked by one man or boy.
- 1sy!: Franklin Center. Lee Z County. 1o..&
ArshSr e Graham, Charleston. !"
Lebbens Clark. salem. Henry. : !"
9 81 Mec!:in. Fairfield. Je5sr'on !: !:
+ Lons Albriehss. De- Moinss !: {:
Buriinston, Nay ls, lssa
We are also notwithstanding the celo0totoQ
HUDDARO MOW8R.
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why lnjure the Complexion by Pow.
ders and Washes which choke or NIL up the
pores of the skin, aud in q short time leave It
marsh and dry? It is in the blood, aud IL you
want smooth and soft skin. use He!mbold's Ex-
tract of sarsaparilla. It gives q briliiancy to
the complexion lapr8-d&w3m
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warn.
Ing and obstruction for Young Men. Also, new
and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Uri.
nary and Sexu Il 5ystems-Sent free, In sealed
envelopes. Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH.
TON. Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
apll.dAWly
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q - BY & letser just received here from
sssg't. Valentine, O.h cavalry, we learn our
forces at Junction Station, near Denver,
Colorado Territory, had an Indian chase,
To first Of the month, and the Indians in
their night threw away their camp uten-
ais, robes, lodges, trinketese DO, which
VEN taken possession OF by our men,
Among otksr things picked up were two
(lsdics) corsets. pair Of CATERS and .
pair Of misses shoes. They may have be-
hu9ed to some OF the victims Of these mer-
Giles sAvages. A hymn book Wa also
found in which was written the name Of
"kra Catharins e. Baker, Fairfield,
Iowa"
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michasl Higgins, an freshman, aud a
"o"ah ne calls his wife, assaulted two
. :, IN Clinton la-t sunday. and before
soeJ could retreat Mike managed to stab
~. NE, u 'nen' hot no. dangerously. The
s".'sy parties arc in Jail. So says the Her