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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

COMMISSIONERS OF EsTIMATE.-At recent meet.
ing OF the Commissioners OF Estimate consisting OF Mayor
Hoffman, Controller Connolly and the Board OF Metro
poitan Fire Commissioners 10 was ascertaned that the
OF been Increased
$4,000 beyond the first estimate made. Is was claimed
that this increase caused by the formation OF eight
fire companies. The proposed increase was objected
the Mayor the Controller and two OF the Fire Com
mssioners. The Controller, however thought that an
increase members of the Fire Department might be adj
vautageous but at the time he thought that the
increase was too large The Board hold meeting during
the coming week. when the matter will be further dis
cassed
CONTROLLERS 0FFICE.-COntroller Connolly, on
Saturday afternoon opened proposals for $4,000 worth OF
Market Stock the receipts to be applied to the erection
Of market in the Eighteenth Ward, between Sixteenth
aud Seventeenthsts. and Avenue and the East River
The following the proposals received:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
IAnnenncemental

AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES.
The BEST aS THB WORLD.
Sold Everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
hal unexpeotedlv wen. anal xere onv heaten two runs

The play Of the Mutuals however not at all up to
their standard the hard work of their match with the
IrynGtons triGay evidently telling them Score:
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-04-04
Gunsmithing and Repairing,
-BY-
l.. j U@L / e N d u M 0 N T
North OF Third Street Theatre,

BATON ROUGE, LA.
NB. DUMONT having re- -
lA ceivsd = full and complete MI
set Of gunsmithing articles direct 0N%ks1p
rom one Of the largest importing fN7k\
houses in New York, rsspectfullyv W
nforms his friends and the public generally, that
he il now better prepared than ever to execute
work In his line.
lie is amply provided with Gun stocks Of vari-
Gus kinds, Gun-locks Mainsprings and every
,ther variety of mechanical apparatus and ap
pliance necessary to the construction or rspara-
ton Of Guns and Pistols.
Az he il determined to attend to all orders for
work in > prompt and thoroughly efficient man.
ner. he solicits liberal share Of patronage from
hose requiring services with which he has had
great exp trisnce and familiarity. decl5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.


One can hardly pick up newspaper or turn Il
street corner a-days that he does not End, star
in. him in the face. the announcement that Prof eo
aud-so Inns inst discovered medicine which is n pan
for all the Ills that flesh H. may he heir To-
These .vondc rfu" discoveries usually have x
sieuoe OF fcw months, then disappear from public
notice. The reason a. their e1ddcn extinea-hm
Ia apparent They were humhugs. AZ the outset all
med cral preparations have an equal chance for sue
C,ssas a equally unknown: but the chat i soon
winnowed from the grain hy the practical test which
an Hupreiudiced public applies to all things. There
are but few prepar atoms OF medicine which have
withhold the impartial Judgment of tha peo-
Pile for any length time one of he few which we
have now in mind. and which has been u long time
familiar 10 nearly every ouseho'd H. the land Is the
celebrated H0STETTER'S STOMACH BrrrERS
Their almost universal sale and use and their EN-
phatic endorsement from all portions of the coun-
Try, conf 81 the admission that they must he spcc
lie tor the ailments for which they are recommended
letter. before a test their efficacy In Diseases OF
the threat bowels and liver. In that truly terrible
c mplaini dyspepsia they are regarded A. cure
cur. In ri tsburgh. whers these Bi tiers manu-
featured their ssle for home II immense. This
fact alone speaks volumes IN their favor Extracts
from the Muscatine Courier. Iowa. Feb. {, 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

Foam N. Boone County Iowa lneex.

From the Boone county iowa iuseA-l
pvthc recent decision Of tho Supreme
Conr, of the United States II was decided
that nc Their the Cedar Rapids and Missouri
River Pairend Company. nor the D1heqre
and Sioux City Railroad Company, acquired
sny title to what a.e known - Is Des
2oiros River Lands"
Having requested Judge Iillr Of said
Court 10 inform me Of the decision as soon
is announced, for the benefit Of those inter
estsd, furnish the following letter:
SurREss Ceuzr on 4Hs rxirsb SrATag.
WAsnrsetoN, May u, lscl
&c. II. LowHiv.E o.:
DEAR SIR: The Supreme Court on
yesterday, delivered its opinion on the Des
Mones River Land case.
at holds that the railroads which cross
the Des Moines Valley never acquired title
to any Of the lands in dispute, and that by
the late acts Of Cengress the title IL vested
in the State for the uses provided by the
State laws diverting the grant TO the Keo-
kuk, Fort Dss Moines and Minnesota Rail
road Company. Yours truly.
"SAMuRL L. Miller"
Congress, in 1862. granted the land.
above township ninety TO the Keokuk, For
Des Noines aud Minnesota Railroad Com
psny. l have sent Tor copy OF the deci
| Uion.
The fact no longer can be disputed tba
the railroads have no title 10 their lands.
G. v. Lownig.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
. On .
RIs.nt,iuE ussr k'ru!f.

1t may to considered somewhat carly
to make suggestions on the subject o. thin
ming out fruit, but it can never he too early
TO give good advice, and we think that as
pear and pea I'll troes ARE heginning to show
their product, the thinning ont process may
be begun at slnost any tive.
X is true the operation can be performed
conveniently only upon such trees that are
not over large. But il should be especially
attended to IN young trees, wi CHI frequently
overhear, to the great injury OF the health
OF the trees, as well as the quality of the
fruit. 10 obtain the finest specimens OF
pears. they should not be allowed to grow
in clusters or in contact with each other,
aud all that e hibit the least imperfecsion
should be removed. What is los, in mum
Der will bs doubly made up in size and fla
vor. This should be remem oered. MANY
persons regard the thinning gu; Of caches.
pears and apples as so much loss but they
are not Judges Of iruit, and have no knowi,
edge of its proper culture. They wan. as
large crop a. possible, letting the quality
take care oil its self, no matter how much
the trees damaged and what effect il may
have on the following years crop.
IL goes hard with some people to dimin-
ish the quantity Of fruit upon the tr.es.
sometimes they plead want of time: but
this is not admissible. for il they have not
time TO attend to the proper cultivation @ +
fruit they eshoud abandon i. altogether.
The real cause 10 their ereediness. You
can't make them believe that they are gain
ers by destroying apor,ion of the crop,
saying that nature isihe best judge as to the
Quar tity Of fruit. Such persons have no
particular knowledge Of Embarrassing: and
the sooner they give it up the better il will
be for them. their pockets and reputation.
- 0srmantocn Ttlegroph.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

The "heated term is by no means fairly
upon no. 1t woula seem, indeed, that after
the cold. dismal spring, extended down
through May, the summer has burst with
full ardor upon Eastern cities, while making
m lder advances in the West. The New
York Tm.s,of the sch, says: 1.-THE season of
sun strokes 'supon us again. We had two or
three cases, one Of them fatal, on Wedue, g.
day, and number OF cases are reported for
ths last Two days" We believe one NJ turn
such cases have been reported here and
Il may be we'll for those exposed TO ~. ::
rect "a Of the sun. in their daily ay,.,
tons. to remember the off repeated suv
gession. TO carry = wet ndkerchief in the
hat, Or II engaged in s,a,i,nary labor, to
erect cheap shade, and SO keep cool
brain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
VS. give eieh. millions Of dollars for Ger

VS. give eight millions Of dollars for Ger
tain bleak Russian possessi2ps in America,
and probably espsnd the money wisely
But i, is p, opposed at the same time that We
civ. indefinite millions TO keep ten Southern
state. tie ,ns,, beautiful and fertile por>
ton.of Gol's earth, under military rule, TO
ses,r,v heir isbor, 10 render them unpro
dactiye, u make them burden and
curse - as and not blessing. WHAT'S the
advan age o. the Russian tractto us in com
paris,n With the advantage that the restora
ton md tie revived prosperity of the
south would W. Where IS the sense o.
psyiag iEht millions to bring in the fsrmsl
arl probably ten times as many millions e
keep the latter virtually excluded
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

A prscovEvr Was made at the Pouehkeep.
sie. n. T., City Hall, on Thursday, which
caused considerable Of . stir for q time
Undsr the front stairs leading 10 the upper
Ill there wss found about or near two
huadrsd pounds Of powder 1t 10 suppos.
ID is had been there Tor two years or mere,
and q il We right by the front room Of the
Post Office, and adjoining the Office itself. it
Il easy - realize what dangers the citizens
were exposed 70 BY t. The Postmaster had
tbe dangerous stuff promptly seized and
sent out to the powdss>house. While that
powder vas thus kept where throngs Of
people gather every evening, had it explod>
Cd, il must have totally destroyed the Hall
end Poss Office. with Ill Who might have
bsen 10 Or around them, and also several
buildines and lives - The nsighboshood. -
The sscsps he's besu fogtuaats - The aGaie
10 dasslaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
uemo.ratls Stais convention

,.,.--4o ~ SIC o. g , tos'i'ie' 70
80, Il i.,,rs rre res as''' ,sncbe,a AZ DIS
ssst Con 's4 49, ,r.ien% next. ~
S.. So ' y :. ,, :, s-'s a.ia.. '''
., on. ..ese 'o.ea ei ~ TINS. go, = 6,
eve, ~ Governor anu one iof sFe's iiA''''" q
,uaared over fity. ,au am Ia sn,,.
.-aun,.e- casting iess than Ely '''os ""' " 'A'
4 90 one delegate
,,s -, free in.,itntions, depend on the cissirc-
.,sure. maintained by the DemoSSa Party
81. all v no coincide with ue In sentiment upon
before the country 10 participate in our pri
s,e,;ions 70: the selection Of delegates.
a, order ofthe Democratic State Central 90 mmit
JIM RLwOOD. CsAInxAs.
v., 18Th 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
In the Coral Caves

S"hencl<' Seawced Tonic.-This
meGiri-. invented by DR.. J. II. ScuEs.k. of pills
'elphia. il intended 10 Dissolve the food and mabe II
into chyme the hrst process ~ aig,stion. BY clean
sting The S'or ach with schcnck's Mandrake Pills the
Tonic restores the appetite. and food that could
not b" eaten before usine il will he easily dircs'ed
Consumption cannot he cured by schenck's Pulmo-
MIC Syrup the stomach and liver I. made healthy
Ind the sdp.'it' restored. hence the Tonic and Pills
required in nearly every OF ennsun pion. A
half dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four hhscs Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
sny ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
u. ScurscK makes professional visits IN New York
Boston. and ri sia principal ONCE in Philadelphia
evcrv week. See dai papers Of each place, or Nis
pamphlet consumption for his dars for visitation.
Please observe. when purchasing. that the two like.
nesses OF the Doctor in the last stage % Con.
sumption aud the other he now is. in perfect health
ON the Government stamp
Sold by all DrngRiets and Dealese, price 81. icr
bottle, or 81 40 the afdoxen All lcters for adv
should be addressed 10 Dr. schenck's Principal once
No. Is North 9Th street. Philadelphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Accnts: Dumas Barnes Co
NY; 3 S. Vance. Baltimore. ND John D. Park
Cincinnati. OHIO: Walker &c Taylor, Chicago, III.
Collins Broe., 1t. Louie. Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGu.


These Drops re scientifically compounded fluid
proposition. and better than any Pils, Powders. or
NosRsme. Being liquid. their action 10 direct AID
positive. reno ssing them . csble. speedy and GER
tain speae Tor the cure Of ell distractions and sup
prersions OF nature Their popularity lie indicated BY
the fact that 100000 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States,
every one II whom speak in the s,ronPeet terms OF
praise oftheir greet merits. They rapidly taking
The place ofsvsry other Female Rsaedy. and con-
sdered by all VINO know auaht q them, the susest.
..css and most nfalible preparation In the world,
M me cure Of oil female complaints, the removal Of
49, auctons OF uature, and the promotion Of
...,n .ssularis, and strength Explicit directions
and vs, ,sa .nes may be need, and explaining when
out proaucn,, vi not, nor uld not he used With
.a .n DC ound carefully folded around s.ch hot.
an; Win, w,,n sne written signature N Ja..,
0as "a'eh none are genuine. ""S l.. LroNsw1
Prepared BY d.. JOHN L. LYON -.
Ns~ haven, Conn.,. Who Gao be cupsn,,s. oa.pei 81,
of os Rail. tenclo~ne stsmps 60 euher peg.
PssMs diseases and female veal ~ ceseang all
soso ~ Dsuxgisis svssywAese.
-. CsnsfI Assnh ~ u b. :. q cssss:.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
A CARD TO INvALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in south America q
. missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure OF Nervous Weaknese Early Decay Dis.
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habts. Grea, numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire 20 benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope. to any one who needs II, Free 81 Charge
Acdrees, JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station u, BIB House,
Na,r X.,rE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED BY
RnI sBoIp's EXTRACT Bucau lfehs d&w1y
Cure of 1nmammnsOry 1eheuma-
llam.

SISa STso, Jan 25, 1877
On. BRASpHrrH For some years have heen cub
Icct 10 attacks OF innammatorv rheumatism which
usually comes on every three or fonr monthe. My
physicians 81 tn highest reputation by their
advice took cochicum, citric acid, and other cele
hrated remedies Int none relieved me os shortened
the attacks. which lasted for weeks NJ time In nv
la-f attack | concu ed to try your famous PILE.
NJ lying upon my he'd At the time. suffer ine the
paine IN my feet and ankles which no pen can
tescYibe The nis. dose 81 six Pills effective
that In a few hours the pain and swelling eensihly
ahated, and In fortveight hours oil gone, and
wac crr, 4 and have has no rcturn
s,nd YOU THE testimonial for the benefit Of othe-s
who. suffering IN a similar manner, may know how
they can find certain relief
am resncctially yours, j. ID. DUDLEY.
The Hon, Demas Barnes, ssvs:-"I sell more OF
Brandretfs Pl.l- tnan all others put together"
BRA NDRETHS PILLS are sold by all druggists.
and at the principal office. Branireth House, New
70 K. Observe r. BRAND ETH In whtcleters on
The government stlrip IN each hoy
NELMHOLnS EXTRACT Bt'CHU and lgrf OWED
RusU ASH secret and drlrs'e de rders In MI
'fr stages NJ little f. nsC, lite or no change In
diet. no inconvenience and exposure. II IL pleas
ant In taste and odor immediate In Its action. and
fr,., INT RI - Ntf y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

Six divorces we're granted at the last term
OF the District Court in Floyd county.
W. 3. Strong, Superintendent Of the Nc.
Gregor Western Railroad has resigned. IL.

Six divorces we're granted at the last term
OF the District Court in Floyd county.
W. B. Strong. Superintendent Of the Nc.
Gregor Western Railroad has resigned. III.
y. Atkins is bis successor.
The Alton Rereiiie says there is scarcely
G farmer in Union county who has not put
out sa osage Orange hedge ta;s spring.
The CEDAR Falls Cdzttt5 thiuks "lhe
wheat crop nevcr looked more promisirg
any season since The settlement OF Iowa
than It does now, AID corn is coming on
very fat. Zoe many fears, that the cold
rats would iot al the seed. have proved in
most instances gsoundless; With warm
weather, such rs we have bad for the past
few days. corn and ali kinds Of vegetation
will be as forward IN two weeks as any pre-
vious season. Farmers are greatly encour>
aged with the prospect for 'bouEtiful
harvest.
PorAro Bros.-Many Of cur Iowa ex>
changes begin 70 complain Of the rsvages Of
these pests. Hopes were entertained for a
wfiIe that they would not make their ap-
pearsnce this year. but these ideas have all
been knocked galley ~est" BY the raven
Gus hordes that are beginning TO gobble up
the vines a. fast as they make their appear
ance above ground. There may be some
complaint here, but if 90, it has failed TO
reach our ears. A great many remedies are
being published. Some assert that sprinkl,
ing the vines with coal oil and water will
sop the depredations Of the pirates and il
dabolical smell viii accomplish thdir de-
s,ruc,ion, we know ofno agency with move
| merit than kerosene. We have been told
that bucl.wheat Bown and allowed TO grow
among potatoes whould wholly prevent III,
rtvsges Of these bugs. Several person.
aver that they tried this remedy last season
and that in every case u proved successful
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU eivee health
and vigor to the flame and bloom the pa Md cheek
Debility ie accom- panied ny many alarming svmp
tome, and 10 no treatment il submitted to. consump
too. lnsaaisy epieptic fts ensue. [fsb5-dlf viz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,
For Preserving, seslOring and
BBennailyfng the Hair.
And is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' will and II not only . certain remedy 70 Re-
etors Darken aud Beausify the HAIR but ALEC deeis
able article for the Toilet Il IL highly peSfumed
With rich and delicate perfume. dependent Of the
rsasant odor OF the Ole OF Palm Of Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
new and beautiful perfume, which in dehcacy Of
ecent, and the tenncty with which II chngs ~ the
handkerchief and person. is unequalled.
The above articles for sale By oil DsuGgiee and
Psrfumers. per bottle cech Sent by expFese "a
any address BY propfietors
r. ". WRIGHT b CO..
ocqOly1 100 Liberty Street. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
B0chelOt.,e Hair Due.

z1OC0GlOf30 140tr DVCe
This splendid Hair Dye IL the beet In the world
The only TBux and Pxnssor DYs- Harmless. Reiis.
bic. instantaneous. No disappointment No fidic
ulous tinss. Natural Black or Brown. Remediss the
III eedte Of Had Dyes Invisorasee the hair. leaving
II sof aid beautiful. The genuine II eigned william
A. Bachelor. All othcrs are mere imitations and
should be avoided Fold BY all DsuRRiete and PERTH.
mers. Factory 81 Barclay esseet, New York.
r. BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM

6rorY1PoIKr, White co. Ark..y May rs, 20.
Eds ions Brlr,-Dear Sir: Last February was In
Louisville purchasing druss. and got some OF your
Sarsapnriila and Cedron Btterr. My son-in-law who
was with me In the store, had been down with rheu
m0tism for some time. commenced on the Bitteys,
and coon found his general health improved. Dir.
0ist. who had been In bad health tried them and he
also improved DR.. Coffee, who had been in bad
health for several stomach aud liver affected
he improved very much BY the use OF your Biiters.
Indeed the Cedron Biters has given you great popu-
arity In THE settlement think could sell great
quantity Of your medicines this iall-especiaIly Of
your Cedron Bitters aud Sarsapa,illa Ship me via
Memphis, care kickeu & Neely. Respectfully.
G. II. WALLER.
KxT1Acr o. LKTrxR FHen PD0yDKScs. Ala,
May Is. 1896. (
On. Jcrs BrIA: send you eSc for Cspnos Brr
SsRs please send what II will come TO after pay ing
freight 10 Columbus. Mise. have been troubled fof
seversl yeasr with indigestion have had TO take plls
every nigN for ten Ateen year; and in pebruoey
1854, ~as attacked with general paraiyeis I Va
confined TO my r,pm for the balance Of the year ana
70 fact, continued in very weak and nesvoue cond
zion until come two m~nthe since, when was nut
under operation, and your Cedrop Bittefe for
treatment. commenced improving right away, and
sn pretty we'll seetoscd. You're. truly,
octaa-deod&w-ly A. L. NEAL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
may Q d&w'

ENFEBIED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both eexee. use nEiMso ps ExrpA,T f3ucuu Il
will give brisk and energetic ieeiings, end enable
you 10 sleep well. ffeb6-dsv1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
The Bridge as loalovflle. NV.
The New Albany Commercial savs.


"Thc new bridge to be built over the
falls here is an interesting topic of CONVEX
sation in this part. When completed we
can ride from this city 10 Louisville without,
change of cars. TIE dimensions Of this
great bridge have been enormously publish
ed in many papers, and therefore We give
the figures from Mir. Finks own plan The
entire length Of the bridge will be $3.50
'eet, with . pivot bridge scfoss the canal OF
$50 feet. The location will be fixed some>
where between the Elm Tree Ga den and
Rock Island. Ii will be reached by grade
Of about 70 feet to the mile on each oside of
the distance for nearly $50 yards. There
viii be - spans OF ESQ fee. each, with one
large span Of 400 feet across the Indian
chute. The bridge will have an elevation of
w feet above low water. aud 40 feet above
we high water Of 1889. The superstruc>
, ,s.. which 10 entirely Of iron, win be l52
tho hs SSve The foundations. while the noor Of
forra.s e J" elevated At 100 feet above the
c,h;s Ss", r. twill require about 756. 900
,;,s s.'sSr. .W,oye. but the cost of the en-
VIZ o.uee VIII be ~ least onsNs,.L - -
shat Of any other which v,.,a ' 'ess 'ns"
same purpose. Tho suapens,o, answer 'he
CINCINNATI cost $1,000 600. \, o.'uge at
feet in length, and 10 only for 200
road. The Ohio River Railway b,;San"
Louisville, 10 to be $3.50 feet long. hss;;a at
he pivot over the canal. and the whole cxs
pense will not exceed Sl,50e, Geo."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

Goixo TO ScHooL.-What cheerful crowds
pass along the street every morning for the
schcol>room. What clever little chit cha,
Is ,nduged in. What great burdens of
books are carried. We have often wonder.
cd where oil this rising generation will 60
and what they win de. Nov they are "a
merry - the butterflies that sail in the sun.
shine but they will zee troubles and trials.
Happy for them that they cannot zee down
IL vie1A Of tAeis futues live.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

ADVICE TO You've MEH-Says a cotempo-
rary to the young men Don't look at the
si,ls so. Can't you see that they don't like
tin fact, won't ENDURE it! tits absolute.
" insulting. Do you suppose they put on
feathers, Aodnces, waterfalls, ribbons and
rigs for you to look at Not much-its
only TO plense pa and NAL They can't bear
to be looked at--which you might know by
their bushes, if you had any sense DON,
4 =