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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-17
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vish to state t came of at t 10 state a. a.
on Thursday October brown marc i, VIM;
tered by ?, Moore, and de ,.;le 49, \ whic
Thompson in the three and L.. .aa -, .'Rtio
lost money, lest friends, A,4a ~ -. III
of my horse and more than liz a.s.,L.N I
tation, a, 1t Is supposed that hAa 80 -,
Of. Now it don't look reasonable ~. .,..s
train horse two or three months to .asi',.
aud then have him thrown Of notwits1 -
cannot say that the horse was or was Il, -; r,,
of. But if he was every person that saw / ,,a,,
knew as much about it as / did. Severai 80 ~
came TO me aud asked me if had my horse /
in. said did not. The reply was, II wou.e-
take the boy down, as he is throwing your horse
of" The boy being well recommended, did not
know what to think. So You can judge fer your
selves. / notice il did not pay very well, hav
ing spent the fall in training my horse, aud did
not get to run him ST the Linn county races, as
they did not hang up the purse according to prom
ise in the races for which training my horse.
concluded to go to the State Fair and give my
horse trial, and having 10 pick up strange ri
der who was not accustomed 10 the horse, be did
not make his race within Is seconds. / was also
prohibited by the rules from seeing nv own rider
weighed. So hope my friends viii not accuse
me Of running chuck race, a. ] was better
brought up, and have more respect for myself
and Friends PHILLIP MOORE
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Lest you trouble ynur brain
In solving this riddle.
Commence with the capital
n IN the middle.
Read up ifyou choose.
Or to the right at your ease,
To the left like the jews,
Or deWn like Chinese.
His prices are lower.
His stock more complete
Than any other store
Found ON Trout street
So dc not delay,
But bring ON your cash,
Your country produce
Aud all kinds of trash.
For he'll sell better groceries,
And more for the saad,
Than any other dealer
This sile Of Portland.
III. KIGHTLTNGER.
Corner Perry ard Front streets, Albany, o'gn,
noIOnI3ly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-17

F1xED.-That portion of the sidewalk
off which John Crawford fell and badly
injured himself short time since, has
recently had substantial bauisters put up
on either side of it; SO that it is now
safe for pedeltrians at all times, day or
night. We suppose this was done by the
city authorities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-17

BENEFIT CoNcERr-By reference to
our advertising columns it win be seen
that concert for the benefit of James
81. Wood-a young blind man Of this
plaee-will be given in the Court House
on next Monday evening. We hope that
the house will be well filed. No person
more worthy could be presented for the
kindly sympathies and aid of our citizens.
BE lost his eye-sight by sickness when a
boy. One Of his eyes is gone beyond all
hope of recovery; but of the other, great
hopes are entertained that, by proper
medical treatment and skill-sueh as may
be found in San Francisco may yet
be at least partially restored. The price
of admission is so low that almost any
one--either with or without family
can attend if they desire to do SO. There
may be those who desire to aid him be-
yond what few tickets will amount to !;
all such can very easily do so by doubling,
trebling, quadrupling or even quintupling
the price of their tickets. In addition
to the mere motive of benefit for an un-
fortunate fellow-citizen, we assure the
public that the concert viii be good that
it will really be worth to them more than
the price Of admission. We were pres
ent at a rehearsal, few evenings since,
and We know whereof we affirm. Let the
house be crowded.
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00EnCS 1R&S SMOA1A W aver
toilet delight Ths ladiss' treasure aud gen.
tlemen's boon The ..swsstest .hiuE'' aud largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and psrssn.
to render the skin sofs and fresh TO prevent crap
tons 20 perfume clothing, 4e
nevereomesth the unpleasant Odor Of Perspiration.
Ii removes reaness, tan. blotehes. 4e.
1t cures nervous headache aud allays insAmma-
tion.
| II cools, softens and adds delieacy te ,hs skin
II Yield: subdusl and lasting Perfume.
II cures musque,o bites and stings Of insects.
II, ,utains no material injurious to the skin.
uis.n s~t every lady should have. Sold every
where. IF, the Magnoiia Water once and sou
ui,, use no ~, = Cologne, Perfamery. or Toilet
water Afterwards. pEAAs BARNEs 4 co,
PR, s. Exclusive Agents, N i.
$. ldb Al Druesi. IS and Deesrs On the Paeif
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A CARD.

VXTHEREAS, ONE WM. NEWHoUsE, for
w merly known in the States rs VIM. Morgan,
now resident Of Albany Oregon, and promi-
uent member of Che NJ. Il. Church, did this day
pay mo in grecnbscks without the requisite dis
count on the same in payment of rightful and
just debt for work performed by me, therefore
take this method of warning all persons from cred
itng him under any consideration whatever. as
they are liable to be swnded out of their just dues
in the same manner that [ was. Believing that
the public good demands that such raseality
should be exposed, l herewith make this state
ment of facts. ISAIAH MERCER.
Noy3nI2lt
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4 yOTFCE!WONEY TO LET,

4 FEW TEENTIES left, 10 pay for good
n Wheat. Highest cash price paid on delivery
OF good wheat at my ware house, Albany, Oregon.
r. CIEADLE
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LYON. Elea Powder.

The effect of Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder is
almost instantaneous death TO everything of the
insect species. Flcas, particularly, cannot live
where it is. 1t is NEST wonderful in this respect,
being entirely harmless TO the human family
Many worthless limitations are offered. Be partic-
ular and receive none but Lyons. Each flask oil
the genuine bears tn, signature of E. Lyon and
the stamp of DEMAs BARNES / Co.
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Albany, Nov. 1e, 1s56.

n. B.-Tho ssBemoosata viii conginne regular.
" TO published By the undersigned, at tho same
place, and On the same terms as heretofore. We
respectfully solicit, not only continuance, bat
the increased patronage Of the public.
ABBOTT B BROWN.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. @. AVER, NJ. D., 6 Co.,
Lowell. Mass, and sold by
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81 4 ATE FIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
MoneY Marlkef.


San Francisco legal Tender rates 71a72
New York Gold Quotations
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II n the matter of the Estate Of Mahal2 j. ilali'
deceased. In the County Court of Lf1n &C ul'-
Nv, Oregon Petition of Matthew NJ. Bryson lsl u
partition Of real estate Of said deceased being the
one-ffth interest therein assigned the petition>'r
who asks that the same may be set off to said pc
ttioncr. On the reading aud filing of said petit
ton the following order made by the Court,
to-wit "Now, therefore, 1t Is ordered that the
hearing of said application be appointed for
Tuesday, the sth day of January, A. d. 1867, mt
one o'clock p. NJ, of that day, ut the County
Court Room in Albany, in the county Of Linn,
and State of Oregon, and that the petitioner. or
his Attorney. give notice hereof, to Essalom M.
Hall, Isaiah Hall, Susanna kirkeudall George
w. Hail. Francis NJ. Hall and Isaiah Smeltzer,
guardian to minor heirs named herein, by pub
Fishing a copy of this order in the State Rights
Democrat for the full term Of six weeks from this
date to be and appear before this Court at the
| time and place herein named, to show cause, if
any there be, why this application should not be
granted" z.s.sz
CRANoR & HELM,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
! Dated at Albany, Oregon, November Z, 1865.
\ noIO13hw
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FHNHE partnership heretofore existing between
IL the undersigned ha this day been dissolved
BY mutual consent Al debts due the "Democfat
establishment" o. account Of advertising, sub
seription, or job work, viii be paid 70 Abbott &
Brown And1all debts against tho frm are hereby
assumed and viii be paid BY them.
N, II. ABBoTT
NJ. Y. BROWN.
JNO. TRAVERSE
Albany, Nov. 1O, 1866.
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WANTED. EGGs. EGGs.
Executor.s Sale OF Lnnd.

ESASH paid on delivery. for any amount oi
Y Eggs, by r. CHEADLR.
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ADVERTIsEMENTs.

'A'i' r'a'1as; Albany '''''. ''issasss'' Psssisas
0ai III H 0I I4TgH rs
IGLoRIoUs NEws
fe ~ 7ssa a1f .a8a .ens
| WERTHAN e. CO.,
8 ArrnE Iy4F
| NEW YORK STORE
| Fosters Two Story Brick,
ALB ANY. oREd ON.
Hare just received -
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
svHa sssvsss 70 AIsAsv.
Our Stock Consists Of
Foreign nnd Domestic staple
AND He8 fsaH
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ladies. Misses and childrsn.s
CLOAYS, BASOUES, SACKS AND HATS.
1lsO aFins Lot of
HOOOs, NUBlAs, sRfAKFAsTcAPES,& q suATAGs.
The Latest Styles Of
READY MADE CLOTHING, CENTS HATS
FURNISHING GOODS.
AND
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also Fin. Lot OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Ne also keep constantly on hand large Stock Of
GROCERIES, cRocKEaY,
HARDWARE. - GLASSWARE,
PAINTS and OILS.
TsE - m
Having Partner residing in the market we are
enabled TO sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST |
3 And Purchasers will fnd IT to their interest to
give us aeall before buying elsewhere.
rs- Grain and all kinds of Merchantable Pro-
dace taken in exchange for goods. TffNn
eg REMEMBER -tss
WERTHAN~ &c CO,
At The New York Stare, in Fosters two story
brick, First street.
WERTHAN l. CO,
Albany, Sept. $, lsss-1y
Il
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1 Liberal Share of Patronage Is SOlitlifd,
pnfit,nn fnr Parfifaon.

Es- We are always ready to pay the haun an',l
EST CASH PRICE for fat stock. sezsiu
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AucffOmeer.

IVEyHE undersigned having taken out License as
Auctioneef in this State, forewarns all per-
sous from doing business in that capacity, who are
not properly licensed to do SO by law.
oe6nSn VIM. LISTER.
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LECTuRRs nY REV. ii. ii. SpAuLp

LECTURES By REv. H. III. SPAULD-
ISa.-To-aay we publish number one Oi
the lectures from this gentleman which
we promised some weeks ago. We pub
lish them for several reasons, among
which are
l. We do not wish justly to incur the
charge Of intolerance and proscriptions-
Mr.. s. wishes to be heard. He submit
ted his Lectures to the OregOnian, and
that proseriptive and intolerant sheet de-
clined their publication because the Lee
;tnrer occasionally censures Linceln's cab
iinak. aud other Abolition officials.
2. We publish them because, on the
whole, they contain much interesting
matter rektye to the first settlement of
Ms country, and tie privatious endured
dangers incurred by the first Ameri-
~ Sises Of Oregon.
: NJ 81 however, ne thus give Mr.. s.
s Int justice to rs to state
: qy enaaoiates sen. >'ments
:. = - Nnnot endorse. This
lat We do net and c. - - -.
a natural eoneomitl 1' u .OiefAuOn'
ID is, therefore, to be e. ee :"
ay hereafter dwell upon thes> OpJeeuO"-
,le features With considerable minute
IS. Meanwhile, let the reader use
r himself, aud endorse or condemn, -
st suits his fancy or Judgment !
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MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE

In exchange for Goods. ss
H- Persons wishing to buy Goods viii find it
greatly 70 their advantage to exaanfns cur Good
before purchasing elsewhere -ssss A-@s
Albany, Janaary 9th. 1866.
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Final settlement.

3. F. RUSSELL, Attorney.
Albany, November s, 1866. no10n134w
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!

November $, 1865. nO1Oa134w
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yETOULD respectfully inform his old friends and the
w public that he has recently returned home from
the North with large and well selected STOCK OF Goods
Of the latest STYLES and fashions which he purchased
exclusively for CASH from the first Importing Houses
in the country at prices which enables him to offer
greater inducements purchasers than any other house
ii the place. His stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
is complete and consists in part of
Ladies Dress Goods, Of all descriptions;
French and American Prints, new designs;
Plain Delanes, all colors and shades;
Plain Merinos, .
Printed Delanes;
French Indian and American BaregeS;
Poplinetto, of all styles;
French and American Calicoes;
Plain and Fancy Silks;
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc, etc, etc;
Irish Linens, superior article
Bleached and unbleached DomeStcs;
Sheeting and Shlrtingj
Hosiery, of all kinds; .
Corsets, Gloves Belts Belt Buckles Pins, Needles,
Thread and in fact, every article for ladies' wear or
family use.
4 large and superb stock.
Has one of the largest and finest assortments Of
Ready-nsade Clothing,
Ever brought to this market; consisting OF Coats,
wear which are manufactured out of superior articles
and made up in the latest fashion.
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' Caters and Bootees Of all styles;
Gents Boots and Shoes ali qualities;
With many thanks for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me- would ask continuance OF the
same feeling assured of giving satisfaction, having de
termined that all goods sold at my establishment shall
be as represented, and at prices CHEAPER THAN THE
oR nc4H A. SOUR.
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TEMPTING" BUT "WoN'r"-The late president
Lincoln once said to a friend:
why, Briggs, / believe there is even a system Of
female brokerage in offices here in Washington, for
an constantly besat by Of all Sorts 'high and
low pretty and ugly modest and the other sort Here,
yesterday, a very handsome young woman called she
would not take a denial, admitted, and went
straight to work soliciting certain Office for some
body, supposed to be her husband. She plead bis
cause dexterousy eloqueny, and at times was almost
successful by her portunate entreaties. By degrees
che came closer and closer to me, sat in my chair
until really her face came so near my own that
though she wanted to kiss me, when my indignation
came to my relief and drawing myself back and
sraightening myself up gave her the proper sort OF
lock and said: Mrs. =, YOU are very pretty and
it's very tempting, but won't"
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General Grant il becoming sadly addicted ID fast
horses. 1t is found, too, that he is not wholly nno-
cent Of dsrepuabe associates be has occasionally
been seen in company with members Of congress.
Some ten days ago he drove fine pair Of fast troers
from Washington 70 Baltimore, making the distance
IN less than Eye hours. Washburne Of Illinois, was
with him. The next day they spent a mart Of the
morning in driving the uptown thoroaghfares Of
The city and in The afternoon took tile turnpike for
WASHINGTON
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y,yvrr TR4pz-A certain farmer, who in the
opree Of few wears purchased several dollars worth
of Goods land always paid for them,) called az me
store Of village merchandise regular place Oh deal
inz-with two dozen brooms which he offered Tor sale
ME merchant (who by the way, IS Ioha q Dafgai,J
examined bis stock and said
Is Well, Cyrus, viii give you S''lihg apiece lot
5vrus seemed aetonshed at the offer, and quickly
replied
how but I'll let you have em oF twenty cents apiece
aCyrns vol are crazy replied John. Why, see
rrre shaving fne lot Of brooms, here is ar.i-
-Ja great deal better than yours, (Which true)
bfeb Am retailing at twelve and half cents apiece,
t.ghich Was not tue by seven and half cents)
Don't care for that" answered Cyrus; your
brooms are cheap enough, but you can't have mine
r1r less than twenty cents anyhow; and pretending to
lie more than half angry, shoa!dered his brooms and
ssarted for the door,
The merchant, getting nervous over the loss OF Il
good customer and fearing that he might go to another
store and never return, said:
ISse here Cyrus, hold on awhile. II | give you
tgentv cents for gour brooms, you will not object 20
take the price Of them out in goods?"
uNo don't care if | do" replied Cyrus.
HWcIl as YOU are an old customer, l will ALLOW You
twenty cents apiece for this lot Let me see-twentg-
four times twenty make just four hundred and eighty
cents. What kind Of goods will you have, Cyrus?
Well now, John reckon il don't make any dliler-
ence to YOU what Sort Of goods take, does it:
"Oh, no, not at all-not at all - said the merchant
"Well, then, as it don't make any difference Til
take the amount in them brooms Of yours at twelve
and half cents a piece. Let me see-four dollars
and eighty cents will get thirty brooms and ten cents
over. Il don't make much difference, John, about the
ten cents but as yon are right clever fellow, be-
ieve I'll take the change in terbacker"
When Cyrus went out Of the door with bis bro0ms
and "terbacker" John was seized with a serious breuk-
ing out at the mouth, during which time he was dis
tnctly heard to violate the third commandment sever
al times by the bystanders who all enjoyed the joke
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MCCLURE & BARRETT,
ON THE LEVEE,
ed Store from Milan street,


crrprvppopT TnTTST4NA
81 Ni'' - VI
r,prYp s,triyar ~, Il s+ora ana ora ,ovr o,arine
WE suo ~ ' it ~ 49,, - SUI '-N
= ole - W :" -. v - -,,o,,
MOST COMPLETE sIOGh VI GOooS
ever brought to this market, consisting in part Of
SMEAR. Coffee. FIour. Bacon, Lard. Candles,
- an
Tobacco both chewing and smoking,
Of all brands,
Cigars-Domestic and Imported,
Sh"a-os different efahas'
D tytist- and
Box Goods Of every description,
Pickles and
hetcnuPs, OF an SORTS anu sizes,
Mackerel-ot az descriptions
Also
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The past fall as a modesty-attred lady was on her
way to the city of New York, on board Of the
Hudson river boats she sat quietly reading in the
ladies cabin, when a fashilydressed dame installing
her for servant rather rudely accosted her with
Do you know this cabin is for the lades?"
Certainly l DO" the answer "and for some
time have been wondering why you are here!"
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ARGUING WITH A WOMAN You must admit doe
to-, said witty lady to a celebrated divine with
whom she arguing the question Of the equality
of the sexes" you admit that woman was crea-
ted before mani" We'll really, madam" said the
astonished divine, :" / must ask you to prove your
case" THAT can be easily done, sir. Wash. Eve
the first maid?" (made)
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BEEcHER SoUND oS A DRISKIYa QrEsrroy.-At I'LL
Tomen's convention in New York 8Ir Reecher havino
consulted a testament and handed it to Mr.. Tilto8
during bis speech the latter told story which IL I'M
heard Of ten ministers, none Of whom had pocket
was called for to open the champagne bottle naIIad
one out Of his pocket, Mr. Beecher said he MAS
ashamed to say be sufficiently acquainted with
such subjects 10 know that they did not use cork
screws for champagne
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st recent marriage in South Carolina the bride
groom was SIS, the bride 55 and the parson IS. The
parents of the silly girl opposed to the match
and the young people, determined to marry anyhow,
had nothing left them but to elope which they accord
ingly did "There's nothing half 50 sweet in life as
loves Young dream"
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A SHARP YoUru-"s Steel your heart, said con
siderate father to his son, "for you are going now
among some very fascinating girls" II would much
rather steal theirs" said the promising young
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CIVIL Enthusiastically, in Godsboro, n. C., o
white man stole a chicken and a black man stole hog.
Both tied to the whipping post and submitted
TO forty lashes, save one, on the bare back.
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IIILLLCOX & G0IBB,S
SEWING 81 81 MACHINE.
No. 5 st. Charles Street.

1t is the best +, n1ily Machine.
It is definition of simplicity" and perfection"
The needle cannot be set wrong
The Hcmmer, Teller and Braider acknowledged to
be superior to all others.
Apaented device prevents its being turned backward.
It's entirely noiseess.
It received the Gold Medal of the American Institute
in 1868.
1t received the Silver Medal of the 'Eew York State
Fair" 1864.
1t received the Silver Medal of the Pennsylvania
State Fair, 1864.
It also received the first premium for ''THE BEsr SEW
ING MACHINE" at the great "NEw ENGLAND FAIR" the
"YerG,ont State Fair, and the "Indiana State Fair
1864.
Send for circular containing full information notices
from the press testimonials from those using the
chine, etc.
AGENTS ARE WANTED, with a small capital, to
take Agency Of this Machine in the States of Alabama
Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana. great opportunity
for Industrious young men, to whom liberal discounts
will be made.
Address Box 386, New Orleans feb28-6m
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The following funny advertisement Of a run away
wife was recently posted in town in northern New
York
Ny nam OATS Peter Knoxvle-my vife's nam dats
Peter Knoxville, too. he lev my house and no ak
me-any dam man dat truss him on my nam dats loss
for you.
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A Washington letter writer says: " How the prcsi.
dent looks is a query with the curious It might be
matter Of profound establishment to be informed that
be looks healthy ana happy that he is In appearance
the same popular Andy johnson who made such match
less speeches Throughout the northwest during the war
that he is st0utbuilt thick-set muscular framed man
who was born very early period Of his career and
bas attained about fifty years Of age, and whose once
black and glossy locks tnged with gray; that
bis head is large, broad and deep eyes piercing and
dark, mouth firm and wide, teeth good rather square
facewithal, good looking; and, taking physiognomY
aud phrenologv as indicative he would appear to be a
man Of warm impulses, iudomitable viii aud courage
upright and philosophical patriotic and strictly ten.
perate The assertion that Andrew johnson ia a
drunkard is On par with the similar SANDERS which
have from time to time been heaped upon secretary
SeHard.n