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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

did not know that those languages
were no longer spoken except by priests
and poor lawyers.
We have but one church here SCHOOL
house), while they have built many at
great expense, and have many preach
ers to pay and support for pointing out
as many different roads to Heaven.
They allowed Plunket to go there with
his theatre to demoralize their people,
while our school directors utterly re-
fused him tho use of our school house.
We have but few merchants, while
they have many, and if a general crash
should come it is easy to see how vastly
much more they would loose than we.
We nre strictly virtuous people and
will stubbornly resist all attempts of
demagogues to remove the county seat
here.
1 have just received news that Mr..
Spooney, the Andrew Johnson man
ACROSS the river has failed to become
lighthouse keeper on Island No. 10.
opposite the city; tho Senate has re-
fused to confirm him.
Yours, Cheerfully,
VERNON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
SCHOOL ExAm1sArroN.

The examination of the Public
Schools will be held in the several de-
partments, commencing Monday,
March 25th, and continuing during the
week, in the following order:
MoNDAy-1st and ID grade Primary
Department.
TUEsDAY--3d grade Primary; 1st In
termediate.
WEDNEsDAY--2d Intermediates; Juni-
or and Senior Grammar.
THURsDAY-Juniorand Senior Gram
mer, and High School.
FRIDAY A. M.-Junior and Senior
Grammer and High School.
FRIDAYP. M.-Reading. Reports, &C.
A general invitation is extended to
all patrons and parents interested.
G. a. GRAVES, Principal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
EF Gents Linen SHAKESPEARE
COLLARS, ut WIN. l. PEAKE & Co.'S.


4 SAD CAL4MITT.-Man Frozen
to Death.-The terrible cold and blow
OF Tuesday the 18th brought death on
tue prairie to one of our residents. John
Callen, who lived six miles South of
Cedar Falls, with his brother in law,
John MOVIE, left this city about T.. NJ.
on Tuesday of last week, in the midst
OF that binding, freezing blow, and not
reaching home was at length found OH
Friday, at 4 p. NJ, frozen to death by
the side of his team on the prairie. 1t
was plain from his tracks, that he
reached within 80 rods of home and
then wandered Off to the west two
miles, coming within 80 rods of another
house, the residence Of some English
people. Then he must have been fully
benumbed. For he tied up the reins
tightly to his sled-stake, and lying
down by the side of the horses, on his
back, lie slept the frozen sleep of death.
For three whole days the horses stood
there unable to move, so tight were the
reins. They had finally succeeded in
gnawing OF the inside reins, next to
each other, but then the outside reins
drew round their heads, and prevented
their moving. They were i'm n sorry
plight, one of them having two feet
frozen, and being probably spoiled COM
pletely. Callen was about 3S years of
age, o widowsr, having one grown-up
son.
The same night, another man out
west of here, running array with
horse. had both his legs frozen up to
the knees, and may have to have them
amputated.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

SwiRdiing Advertising Agencies
This is suitable point, for mention
by US of the swindles that have been
practiced upon US as publishers, within
the last three years, by Advertising
Agencies abroad.
Mather & Co., New York, cheated us
ont of their bill, $500.
Scrivcn & Co., Chicago, swindled us
out of their bill, sl2l.00.
S. II. Davis & Co., 81 Park Row, n.
Y, never paid their bill of $500.
J. Lewis. N. Y, would not pay his
bill of $500.
II. Read & Co., n. Y. never paid a
cent of their bill, $500.
Galley & Co., of the Pacific Monthly,
paid nothing on their bill of $1,000.
Goodwin's great colossal swindle
cost US $1,000. '..
A. II. Rowen l. Co., SO Beeman ST.,
N. Y, still keep us out of their bill of
$500. About all the "Gift" concerns
ditto.
There are a lot more, who have not
paid, and probably never will. But we
spare them for this time, still living on
"hope."
We have lost full $500 by these
swindling "agencies" in the three
years past. Brethren, pass them
around.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
BT Extra quality loom dice and
white Damask Table Linen, just re-
ceived at WIN. L. PEAKE & Co.'S.

TERRIBLE. ACCIDENTAL !Ka,l
Crushed.-On Monday, Amos Hight
man, young man of 10 or 20 years,
while hauling wood for Mr.. O'Conner
OF this city, met with an awful accident
just west of town, near the residence of
Mr.. Mcclure. Being seated on the load
with Mr.. O'Conner also on, the team
ran against stump, throwing him off
forward under the horses heels. They
commenced kicking, he was tangled in
the doubie-tree, the sled went over him,
and between the whole he was terribly
crushed and injured. The blood spirited
from his mouth, nose, and eyes, and
his case seemed hopeless. But we
learn that there has been some improve
ment, and that hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
Special Aotites.
DR.. seheck,s PuImonic syrup.

This great medcinn cured DR.. J. IT, scHKscK the
Proprietor, ofPulmonary Consumption, when II had as
suned its most formidable as, ect, aud when speedy
death appeared to be Inevitable His ply scians pro
nounced his ncurable when he the use
stored in very short time and return Of VI. disease
has been appreendea for all the symptoms quickly dis
appeared ard his present weight than two hum
dred pounds
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention eSclu
slvely 10 the OF Consumption and the diseas Is
which are usually complicated with II, and the cures e.
fected by his medicines have been very numerous and
truly wonderful Dr. Schenck makes proiessonai visits
to several Of the larger cities weekly where he has
large Of patients and Is truly astonishing
poor consumpyes that had TO be lifted Of their
carriages In few months became healthy robust per.
sons rDe. SCIiENCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP, SEA.
WEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
all required III curing Consumption Full directions
company EACH TINT any can take them withou.
seeing Dr. Sclcnck but when is convenient IL
10 him lie gives advice free, bu. for thorough ex
animation with his Respirometer his fee is three dollars
Please observe, when purchasing, that .ne two Ike.
nsssss Of the Doctorone when In the stage o. Con
- on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers Price 81 50 per
bottle ~, 80 the half dozen Letters for advice
should always he directed to DIR schencks Principal
nee, 10 North 9Th ST., Philadelphia, Pa. General
Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes Co.. ". r., g. 8.
Iance, baltimore, Nd; John D. Park, Cincinnati Ohio
Walker Taylor. Chicago, Ill Coins Bros st. Louis
No. 81 m iy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

The Bridge CoaUention.-The follow
ing is copy of letter of invitation
which has been received by business
men in the towns along the line of the
d. & S. G.. and ID. & S. w. II. RS:
CPRoDuCE EXCHANGE Rooms,
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Mar. 10, '67.
DEAR SIR:--By resolutions intro
duccd before this Exchange March 18th,
it was voted that a convention be held
here March 2lst for the purpose of in
cooperating company for bridging the
Mississippi Mt this point, and that the
business men in the various towns west
of Dubuque be invited to cooperate
with us in the movement.
We therefore write you as represen-
tative of the business interests in your
town, that you may advise with all
parties in your section interested in
this work, and take such measures as
will secure full attendance at this
meeting.
Please take immediate action in this
matter, and report at nm early day the
names and number Of delegates you
may send.
Yours truly,
Signed by the Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Merican B0nds--A Good Investment
WE have this week received from
New York the coupon interest paid in
gold on our $50 Mexican Bond. The
bond itself, in it's elegant mammoth
proportions, with its 40 tasteful coupons
attached, got up in the best style of the
American Bank Note Company, is .
curiosity worth looking at. And the.
scmi-sunusl payments at per cent. in
gold, make it 8 very paying stock. We
ceckois that when mature, with the
Republic Of Mexico" a well.cstab-
Iished power. il viii have paid three
times its face,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

An Old Nemspoper.--We have re-
ceived from +. G. Lewis copy of the
"Ulster County Observation-Disclosures,
Ulster County, N. ", Saturday, Jan. 4,
1900, published in Jdc-simile, and for
sale by Holden as well as Lewis. Hay-
ing ourselves coma from Ulster county,
namely, from Saugerties, the next city
to Kingston, on the Hudson, we feel
particularly interested in this relic Of
old times. It is dressed in mourning
for the death of Washington, which
had then just taken place (Dec. IA,
1909; J and contains the funeral cere-
monies, the doings Of Congress upon
the occasion, q poetical elegy, DC. The
latest news from England was to Octo-
Der Goth, 76days! The paper is worth
as token OF the advance
in Journalism made since that day.
The following advertisement gives an
idea of those old times in New York !.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
A New and Grand Epoch In Medicine

DIR M,GsIEL Is the founder 81 new Medical system
The quantarans, whose vast internal doses eDfceble
the stomach and paraly the bowels must give prece
dence the who restores health and appetite With
from Of his extraordinary Pills. and The
viruleDt sores with box so OF his wonderful
ard all heating salye, These two great specifics Of the
Doctor fast superseding all the s.ereotyped
trums OF the day. Extraordinary cures by MaggleI's
pills and Save, have opened the eyes OF the public to
the inef.ciecy OF the $50 caeaj remedies Of others
upon which people have long oind'y depended. Mag
gels pills not Of the class that swallowed by the
dozen and Of which box full taken ab.
solute necessity for another One two OF Maggies
Pills suces place the bowels in perfect order
the stomach rate appetite and render tina spirits
light and buoyant There Is grpng, and reaction
10 the form ~ constipation 1.-THE liver n affected its
functions restored and fhe nervous sysen Is Fee
blr 10 is mygprated This last quality makes the med
zines very desirable for the wants Of delicate females
Ucerons and eruptve diseases literally extinguished
by he Gisenfectant power Of Maggeps sslve In fact
II is here announced that Maggiers Bilious Dyspep-
ne, and Dinrhed Pihis cure where all others fail
While for BURNS scaids ChiIbains Cuts and all abra
sions of the skin. ggers Satre Is nfelibie. Sold by
J. M,GGigL, AZ Fulton Street, New York, and by all
dtaggisfs, at % cents per box. ~
..guuute rfeits buy haggei Pills and ssiye, with
little pamphlet inside the box. They are bogus. The
genuine ha sa Tie name OF j. Haydock box with the
nan,. ~ Maz..l. ". d. The genuine have the Pills
sprrc,asst win s''ife r,-1r.' sp-s3 y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
PROPOSED REER LAW.

The following is the plan of law
proposed for enactment by our Lcgisla-
ture next winter, with view to abatc
the drinking saloon nuisance.
To suppress aH tipping, tiram-seNing,
and hquor-drinkiag places. Being
(',ot an amendment dut) an addition
to the present ia,c.
BE 1T ENACTED, THAT it shall
be unlawful for'any person in this state
to sell, or deal out, or allow to be taken,
in quantity less ten gallons at one time,
any strong beer, ale, porter, cider, wine,
or other liquor, brewed, termented, or
distilled; without a permit first OBJ
tanned from the city or town authorities,
with bonds given, that no liquor shall
be sold to minors, or to persons legally
noted as drunkards, or on the sabbath
day, or between sunset and sunrise, or
to he drunk or any way used upon the
premises or within loo yards thereof
under penalty of fine aud imprison-
ment for every unpcImitted or forbid
den delivery, besides loss of license and
forfeiture of bonds for any wiiiui viola
ton thereof. And any place proved to
nave iuiHiSheu any liquor III EioialioH
OF this law to any two persons, or if a
dwelling place 10 any two persons, not
of the family there resident, on any
two days not more than week apart
shall be deemed u nuisance, and abated
rs such, the liquor there found being
contiscated and destroyed.
This proposed law is to be discussed
at the next monthly meeting of the
Cedar Falls Temperance League, Mon
day evening, April 1st. Three gentle
men have been appointed as disputants;
one to advocate the medium plan pro-
posed above; while the remaining two
advocate, the one q more radical course
of amending the present law SO as to
prohibH oil liquors (becr as well as
brandy, the other more conservative
course OF adhering to the present ia,r
alone rs sufficient. A stirring occasion
may be expected. Let the Temperance
hosts marshal themselves for the battle!
S. b. GOODENOW, Sec'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Hard to Ifease.-While publishing
the GAZETTE, we have had one man
stop his paper in disapprobation, be-
cause We put cross upon it when his
time was out! and we have had another
man refuse to pay what he owed for his
paper, because we failed to put cross
upon 1t as soon as his time was out !!
How could we please both? Surely, it
takes all sorts OF people to make a
world.
At the head of these columns, we
following the Perkins Brothers. have
always kept the announcement (which
see,) that "a cross before ones name
denotes that his subscription is about
to expire, q double cross denotes that
his payment has fully run out" This
is convenient mode of reminder to
subscribers, which most publishers
employ. The cross denotes so and so
but we never promised in all cases to
put on the cross at once, or else forfeit
our subsequent pay. To many citizens
whom we know or trade with, we, like
all publishers, allow the paper to ruE
on till we see fit to call for settlement.
Every subscriber is responsible for pay
ment SO long Us he takes the paper from
the office; and our advance terms are
expressly qualified thus,-"No paper
sent for longer time than paid for,
except at the option of the publisher, and
ut the rate of 5 cts. week, or $3.50
per year." Thus it comes to pass, that
many owe us twenty, forty, sixty, or
eighty cents or more of arrearage.
These little sums amount in the aggre-
gate to a large amount, which we can
i'll afford to lose; and each one if only
informed will Of course cheerfully pay
his little share; although such trifies
hardly pay the cost Of regular collec-
ton. The man who proposes know
ingly to keep back the IS cents due us
(as above) is not fair specimen of
Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Not a Bad One.-NOt long ago, when
eur fellow citizen p. Melendy was
about Des Moines on business, stran-
ger called at the Mansion House, and
inquired Of the negro servant if Me-
londy was there. Melinda Melinda?"
muttered cuff, scratching his head,
''there's no SIGH woman as that bout
here!" The reader may credit Secre-
tary Baker with this bit of history.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
CLIMAX.

CLIMAX.
plain statement Of facts inherited scrsfuia and
many Of my rsla have died OF II. In 1889 my case
frighfu TGmors and ulcers spread until In lsi2
when, under the advice Of my physicians, wen to
Avon Springs. received no benefit, though tried
cry medicine and did everything could had TO rest
my cushion, and had not been able TO raise u
my head FOR year. The discharge from two ui
GERS nearly pint day. Ampntation was recon-
mcnaed. but pronounced dangerous, ceulanot sleep
and my gatherings were intolcrahe. friend brought
he said he had accomplished extraordinary in the
hospitals In England. 1t commenced to relieve: per.
sisted In its IT finally effected perfect and entire
II Is now Isis. II Is Ave years since had the
appearance OF scrnfuous anu my health has been
good since procured the receipt OF this wonder
ful articc-this blessing Of humanity have called
it"PAGss GILMAN sALvr. and allow the pubic to use
not they choose. This y brief but candid
ment, given more fully In my circular. ...r
Geneva, N. Y, Dec. l6ts. J. NJ, PAGE.
NEW yons, oc, 10th. 1866
''fhare known J. N. Page, Esq, Of Geneva, y. Y,
for many years. lie Is Of the FIRST citizens Of West
ern New York. saw him last week In good health.
His case was most able one but actually true
in every particular. tSgnedI DEMAs B6RSss."
We have watched the unalded hut growing favor OF
Pages Climax Salye" and awaiting ourselves Of the
wonderful curative powers, have become propretors Of
the same.
Itisa sure cure for Burns scalds, Scrofuia. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores Broken breasts Frost Bites Cti
blans, Stngs. Bruises Cuts SwelinGs Sc whcter up
on man or beast 1t subdues pain and inflammation with
surprising celebrity and heals burns without scar No
family should be without II. It's always wanted, and IL
always ready. We will forfeit dozen boxes for any
single failure. We believe there never anyt hing like
II in The world. II put ur in tin boxes surrounded by
fun circular giving facts, directions, testimonials
and can be ordered through any respectable Druggist
throughout the world. Price only % cents Avn
Successors to I'M Page. l2l Liberty ST.. Y.
Pi6sp-dh W-iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

4 Patent Case. --Tertiuony in tho
case Of interference of claims for patent
for a glass mold-board to pillow, be-
tween Daniel Smith OH the one side
and l.. b. Hoyt and o. i. Burton on
the other, has been taken this week be-
fore ii. G. Hcmenway Commissioner.
The case IL set for hearing before the
Commissioner of Patents, on the first
Monday of April next. The question
is one Of priority of invention.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
T. . . * Ell Z r z
SPECIAL NOTICE.

As we have contracted to sell the GA
xETrE establishment, giving possession
on the 23d of March, it is necessary FOL
all accounts to be settled up immedi
ately. All subscribers who are not con.
iident that they are in advance, and all
persons anyway in arrears, are request
ed to call at once; as our business must
ali be adjusted by that time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

M THE HORTICULTURAL LECTURE
Of w. w. BEEBE from Dubuque, Sec
rotary of the State Horticultural Socie-
ty, will be given at the Methodist base
ment in this city, on Friday evening
the 10Th inst. Admission Free. The
new state enterprise, and the proposed
state Fair, will be duly set forth, and
fruit matters presented Of interest to all.
The Ladies particularly are invited to
be present,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

N.sical.-Prof. Henry Hayes Jacobs
Is now in town, ready to tune and
regulate Piano Fortes, Organs, and Me-
lodeons. He has had thirty years ex-
periences, and gives the best of refer
ence, in Dubuque, Galena, Boston, &c.
Our citizens will find him at the Carter
House for few days, ready to attend
TO their orders,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
THE sllIVERING VICTIMS.

or Fever and Ague who freeze to-day to burn TO-.
morrow might have been exempted from their present
trials had they arailed themselves In time Of that safe
guard against all mAlarious Diseases HOSrETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS. but If IL Is too late for proven.
tion II Is not too late for cure single bottle OF ths
irresistible herbal tonic will stop the paroxysms and
brief course OF II will restore the patient TO vigorous
health The prudent and thoughtful, however, who
would rather foresta disea'e than wait for It's assaults
will resort to this defense against tent and
remitent fevers at the commencement Of the season
when they prevail Now IS To forearm the sys.
tcm against fever and ague bilious complaints and dys
pepSia-dscases which are often en.enIered, and nj.
ways aggravated, by the chls and damps Of Winter
and early Spring.
SHAKESPEARE on isTERMrrsSrs.
The Bard Of Avon tells us that the "sun IN March
doth nourSh Agnes" and the remark Is true now
was three hundred years ago. hut, fortunately IN
these modern days March Agues can he prevented
HosfEVTERS hiTTERS, in n siugle week win put
the systemna condition TO resist every speces OF inter
mtent fever. Or there is pi on 10 bilious
nsss or dyspepsia this unequae regulator and inviror
Ant will Just az certainly prevent that All the
sommon to the Of fogs and rosts may be held In
allegiance by this potent antdote. They may also be
elected from the system after they have made Iods
ment there by Its perseveng use Is therefore moral
inSapi'y Tor any family to be without II.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Correction.-An item in our last was
headed STEALING LUMBER" and went
on to give the case of Estate rs Dignan
for taking LUMBER" We are now told
that the trial was not for taking lan-
Der, but load Of fallen wood, old dead
trees aud limbs,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

School Election. -On Monday Of last
week, the annual school election Of this
city was held at the School edifice.
The following officers were elected:
President, DIR. JOHN KERR.
Vice Pres, SHELDON Fox.
Treasurer, GEO. b. VAN SAUN.
Secretary, Fl. G. HEMENwAY.
Directors, ID. G. OvERMAN,l
Holding IF. A. BRYANT,
ovcr.) &c. T. LEHMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Illinois State Edir.--We have receiv-
ed the Premium List of the Illinois
State Fair, which Is 10 be held at Quin-
cy, Sept. Both to Oct. 5th 1867. There
is very promising catalogue for award
presented. ~ -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

The Turning Point Reached.--This
week we come to the Equinoctial, and
the GAZETTE finishes it's SEVENTH
VOLUME. Greetings for the new vol
unle, and the summer campaign!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Baptist Preachin9.-Rev. Mr. Hun
ter, from Waterloo has been preaching
each night for week past, at the Eap-
tlst church in this city. The nightly
meetings at the Methodist and Con-
grega:ional churches arealso continued.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
NECK Or NOTHING!

All persons indebted to BIRD, PICK
TON, & Co., will confer favor by call
ing and settling their accounts, on or
before the first day of April, 1867.
P. Sand save costs and trouble.
10,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Good Cooks.-Ladies, II you would be
known as good cooks, and would avoid
the modification Of having poor biscuit
for tea when you have company, use
SttlsrafuS and that only.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Ayricalturat. Nicholson &
McCrca are putting up an Agricultural
Warehouse just back of Overman's
Block, on Second street. They are
meaning to push this branch of their
business
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22
M ARRIED.

At the residence of A. Alderman, in East Wa
terloo,- by 7. N. Mckinney, Esq, Mr., w. u
THOMAS and Miss Rosa WEDLoCK, all OF
East Waterloo.
Unto q a,dern,arl they came,
The city near unto.
And there they sunk the Wedlocl name,
To get the ,Cei!ook true! [ED.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Harness Shop.-Mr. Hurst is build.
ing Harness Shop on the north side
Of First street not far from Main. He
will vacate his present stand near
Third street on Main.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Concert.-Thompson & Parkhurstgave
one Of their superior concerts at
Overman's Hall OH Monday night. We
hear that they bad good house, and
that there was general satisfaction.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-22

Marching Along.-The Real Estate
table. Bowman gives the full quantum
Of "pork for shilling" and throws in
the spice!