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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14
RREPAFED At FHE
NEWsETGIAND BOTANIC DEPOT
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE DLQOD.

- FOR PURIFYING THE BLoOD.
Ths rsPstation this excellent
medicine enjoys, is derived from itH
cSres many of Shieh are truly rar-
yelous. IuveteTate cases Of ScrOf-
,uIous disease where the . stem
+ seemed ss5uEatsd with o0rIGpfioh
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which we're aggravated by the serofuIous eostami1a
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radically cured in such great Numbers IN alDosa \
everv section Of be county that the pu5isseaEcely
need to be Informed ofits Sirtaes Oruae8. % Faa
Ious poison - one Of the most dagtrzctiEe
enc mics Of our rsee OteDs This unseen enc unfels
tenant of the organism uucernes the co1stitut t0u,
ard invite The attack Of enfeehling or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its pressnce. Again,
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shsu, on some favorable occasion, EApidly dgFel0D
into one or otter Of its hiGeous fors either he
surface or among the Vitls An the latter tubsToleB
msv BE- suddenly deposited II the lungs OF heart,
tuors formed in the liver, or IL shows its presence
bV rnDtfops on the skin, or foul uleersliona on
some parts Of ths body, Hence the oeeasqion2l nBs
of bottle this Sara 3ariliais GoT1HAbs, even when
no active s-mytoms Of The diseare appelr. Persons
aflfcted with Ihe fol wing complaints gereraly 6nd
ipiedIste reli, ard At spgh, cure, By the use OF
hi Ssrsana7flas 81 anthony ar ire Rose or Er-
sipsR q Tstter salt H sun Seale Heed, Rins FoTm.
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foT oF scrcfulo Us disease. ALSO in the Bezrt Dis
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Ulcsrous affections Of the mussulAg and norEoza
systems.
sIPhilis OF Tenereai and Aercurial Diseases are
cursd b. Il though long tine Is for subdu@
ing thsss obstinste maladisB By any nedicins. Bat
long continued use OF this medicine wiz curs The
complaint LsueorIhOea or Whites, Uterine Ulssf-
gti8ns aud Fsz1as Dissassas are eanmonly aosn 80
neTSd and ultimately cured oy Its purifsi and In
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trsneous M ttsra the blood, yisld quickly toll a
also Liver Complaints, Iorpieity, Congestion or In
asmation e the Liver, and yaundiee, when aIiEihgi
FLOOD This Satsap5Elll lie feat t0Fsf for tbe
streng' and vigor Of the system- Those who are
Isngafd an Lfstless, Despondent, Sleeplsss, aud
tF6ubIs5 ; erTous a ,prgk ausiolB Or FeTrr a.
auv 81 ss 6Te cfians syno lOmati eof 4eanssr mi
6nd innedistsr slief and convneing eFidsnee 81 is
restorative power upon trial.
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BaId-EIeaded veterans have
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~ GANG & CROSS-CUT SAWS.-Eyery Saw
that leaves cur Factory is Oh Tempered and Patent
Ground, perfectly true and even, and made of uni
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your disposal.

There is boy in Worcester, Mass,
twelve years Of age, who has a fancy
for collecting the names of railroad
engines. Within the past month he
has collected about six hundred names.
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'WEARINH on IHE 1GREEIlll..'

Agents wanted for the most entertaining book
published, aboundinf in Romance, Hum0r and
Wit Agents say it is the best selling book out as
people are tired of repetitons Of dry details and
army 1oyorts .--
x One Agent sold IS in one week -
/" e5 !" /" ~ N f9s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31
From Washinxton.

WASHINGTON, October 30.-The fol-
lowing was received at the War Depart
ment this morning:
ST. Louis, October 20.
To Breret Major General Z. ID. Towns'
end:
The following dispatch from General
Sheridan is Just received:
In THE FIELD, FORT HAYS, KANSAS, }
HEADQR'Ts OF DEPT OF MISSOURI,
October %, 1868. )
To Breret Major General ". 4. N'ch'
OILS General Carr, with seven com
panies of the Fifth Cavalry, ana 70,
syth's scouts, and under Lieut.. frePoJIt
struck the Indians on Shutness cto1t
South of Beaver. on the 25th Instant
and killed ten Indians, ngs ho navt dav
captured three pennies. me tnrn;ns the
he followed the indians, ~ W. not ston.
monies to the windward puv no' 1 tbav
ming the advance OF the Sio9po' tbe;r
forcsd the Indians to aDahoon NC,
rohas and camp and camp equipP%ase'
oOtnripp and killing ~ ponies pen
c zap ia Still pursuing them. Coiene'
81 0anLb head is also in the same sectlon'
and / think before this has joined "en'
Carr. pu Suvp,n.N
(Signed) r. u. ohENiDAN'
w. A. NICHOLS, A. A G.
In accordance with the act of Febru'
arv I'd. 1868, all cotton imported from
foTeiSn countries from and after the Is
nroximo, will be exempt from impor
duty.
The Treasury Department has ISSUED
a circular, dated October 29th, direct
ing that duty of 81 so per pound ant
% per cent, ad valorem, be assessed OIL
all cigars, cigarettes and cheroots, un
der the S2nd and 97th sections of tn
Internal Revenue Act, approved Jul.
90, 1868.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, October 30.-The Times
Madrid letter of the 23th says the ap-
peintment of Minister to Washington
has, it is understood, been already de-
cided upon. The new ambassador will
be Senior Maurice Lopez Robertson, one
of the most active promoters OF the
revolution and distinguished member
of the Union Liberal party. He has
great experience; has visited most OF
the countries of Europe and America
and passed good deal of his time In
New York.
In the Gasata of this morning appears
long decree from the Minister OF FL
nance, substituting the octroi or tax
upon individual incomes. The measure
applies to colonies as we'll as Spain and
it is calculated that in the collection OF
revenue alone more than 20 per cent.
will be economical. The total gain to
the public revenue by this measure will
be little short of 100000 reals.
The Bseay journals announce that
the General Junta of that province has
declared itself independent and sover-
eign so far as its interior government is
concerned and has re-established the
pascarrat OF veto in regard to all meas
ures of this kind emanating from the
supreme government. In this fact al
ready looms up one of the greatest diff
culties which liberal monarchy viii
have to deal with.
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After Grant, Whats

Wendell Phillips, who has repeatedly
denounced Grant as drunkard, has
lectured in Boston on the subject OF
"After Grant, What ~ The Boston
Transcript, which is fussy Radical
teapot trying to be steam engine
amplifies the conundrum and answers
it as follows:
After the election Of General Grant
WHAT Peace, order, and security fol
Unionists, white and black, at the
South.
After the election of General Grant
what A foreign policy, such as is de-
manded by the national honor, and the
highest interests of the republic.
After the election of General Grant
what2 An administration whose civic
action will equal the military exploits
of the greatest general of the age.
After the election of General Grant
what The return Of General Sheridan
to New Orleans, end safety for the 10y
alists of Louisiana and Texas.
He must be blind indeed who cannot
see what these answers promise. The
army is to be the governing power; the
army is to secure peace and order al
the South; the army is to compel for
eign policy which suits Radicalism, i
we have a war with half or the whole
of Europe; Sheridan is to rule Louis
lana; Grants "civic action" is to equa
his military exploits, and bayonets and
cannon are to take the place Of ballots
and the Constitution. The transcript
winds up with-"After tht election OF
Gen. Grant in 1868, what 7 His re-elec
ton in 1872" Elect him once, and he
will save you the trouble of dong il
again !-B ord.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31

New YORK, October 3O.-Genera
Blair addressed meeting of the sup
porters of S. S. Cox last evening.
The Republican State Committee have
issued an appeal to the people relative
to fraudulent voting at the election
concluding as follows: We advise yor
as citizens to investigate fully, chal
leuge fearlessly, and fail not to convict
and punish every man who violates the
law of the country and the spirit of it:
institutions:
The World has statement that
about ten thousand Radicals from Yer
mont and Massachusetts, have been col.
onized in Essex, Hamilton, Jefferson
and other counties of the State, with
the view to enable them to vote or
Tuesday next.
Governor Fenton has issued procla
nation appointing November Goth as s
thanksgiving day.
The Atlantics were beaten by thu
Eckforts in a game of base ball yester
aa d, YY6ss dry Is g &c a. store U. D,vwn
Thompson II Co., Hartford, Cannecti
cut, was burglariously entered ant
robbed of silks to the amount of 5000
to $40, 900, on Wednesday night.
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From New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Oct % .-Last night armed
bands of Democrats puT.,d>a tho SUIVVvo
and negroes were shot down. The re
naming Republican club rooms and
some residences were sacked. The
prominent Republicans were geaerally
concealed. Large numbers have been
killed here and in st. Bernard. Mol
law has ruled, but no United States sol
diers have been fired upon. This
mornings newspapers demand the i'm
mediate resignation of the State officers
the departure of the carpet-baggers, ant
that laws which do not suit them shall
be trampled under foot. Governor
Yarmouth does his duty nobly amid
dangers and difficulties. This after
noon General Rousseau told the Police
Board to remove Superintendent Will
Hanson and appoint General Steedman
or take care of themselves. They com
piled, and General Steedman is reor.
ganizing the police by superseding the
Republicans. The excitement is in
tense but less dcmonstrative this even
ing. General Rousseau publishes an
address saying that he will support
General Steedman in preserving the
peace. General Rousseau's course IA
vors the revolutionists. Tonight
General Steedman withdrew his reSig-
nation, and is now in charge of the pO-
lice. Intense excitement prevails at
the City Hall, and fears are expressed
that trouble may come of the failure OF
the rebel Tom Adams to get to the posi-
tion he covets.
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From Snn EruncisCO.

SAN FRANCIsCo, October 30.-The op
position steamer Nevada arrived las
night.
Late Alaska advices say that the fire
at Sitka destroyed considerable prop
erty.
The steamer Alexander and schooner
Eliza were seized by the custom author
tiles for violation the revenue laws.
Silver lode has been discovered OH
Wrangle Island.
Four men were shot By lunatic.
The coal mines at ChilliOt are being
worked.
Particulars of the tornado on the
Mexican coast state that the English
brig Cecilia Coldina, loaded with dye
wood, for Europe, was driven ashore al
Bouderas Bay; total loss. The schooner
Pizarro capsized off San Bias. No one
saved but the captain. The schooner
Hayodi sunk off Lapaz. The wal
steamer Jaarez was driven ashore al
Picheliaquo, but is expected to float OF
at the next high tide.
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Prom AuRHsta

AUGUSTA, Ca, October 29.-In the
Superior Court of this State on the
Goth, Republican elector stated to the
Court that he desired the postponement
of the cases in which he was Interested,
on account of being unable to stay at
the hotel, because a large number of
citizens had protested to his landlord
against receiving him as guest,
he being politically obnoxious. Mr..
Toombs objected to the postpone
nent, but Judge Andrews said
he deeply regretted the state of
things. 1t was Notifying to learn
that such feeling existed in the cir
cult. A nonresident attorney must
stay somewhere in the place. He would
not require Of Mr.. Alderman an Impos-
sibility, therefore he granted the appli
cation.
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Fires.

BosToN, October 3O.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed one of the car houses of
the Boston and Albany Railroad Com
Pany, located between Albany street
orldge and Harrison avonue, with the
contents. The cars DESTROYED consistod
of two drawing room ears, a mail car
one or two baggage cars aud six or eight
passenger cars. Loss, one hundred
thousand dollars. W
PRovIDENcE, r: l., October aO.-A
fire in Westerly, r. l., this morninr
destroyed c. Maxen u Co.'s planinS
mill and tenement house, w. ID. Mills
store and barn, and II. T. PERKS house.
Loss estimated So, O09 to $50 900.
BALTIMORE, October 3O.-Willard' s
distillery burned to-day. Loss, ten
thousand dollars.
FoN Do LAC, WIS, October S0.-Mitch-
ell II Roberts shingle mill was burned
last night. Loss, seven thousand dol
lars.
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New York NJ nrkei.

NEW YORK, October 80.
COTTON-Firm and decidedly more
active; sales $500 bales at 25!c for mid,
ding upauds.
FLOUR-Closed quiet.
WHEAT-Dull and 1a2c lower.
RYE-Dull and heavy at l 40 fol
western.
OATS-Closed dull at 71a71f for wes-
tern.
CORN-Rather heavy at l 10A1 10t
for unsound and Hal II for sound
mixed western.
PORK-Closed dull at 26 9Oa27 90 for
mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Dull and heavy.
CUT MEATS-Dull and heavy.
BACON-In fair request; sales of 800
boxes ice cured Cumberland cut, for
last half of November, on private
terms.
LARD-Closed heavy at 17al7tc for
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Steady.
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A Tribune Outrage.

New YORK, October 30.-A Tribune
special from Demopolis, dated the Goth,
says:
While we were canvassing Choctaw
and Sumter counties several daring at
tempts were made by armed mobs to
assaSsinate us. We were threatened
with hanging in Choctaw, and at Gas
ton, i'll Sumter, the carriage containing
us was fired upon and hit several times.
Double barrelled guns and revolvers
were used. This occurred in the day
time, in the streets of the town. We
saved our lives by fast driving. The
Republican canvaSsers have been SIM
ilarly treated in other sections of the
State. We can have no fair election in
many counties without the presence of
United States troops.
(Sigued) GEO. l.. HARRINGTON,
Speaker of the House.
+. l.. PENNINGTON,
State Senator.
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Burned.

DETROIT, October 30.-The propeller
Congress, which left Buffalo on the 22d
for Chicago. loaded with railroad iron
and salt, ran on the reef three miles
west Of Thunder Bay, on the light of
the 9th, began leaking Immediately,
and was scuttled by the crew, who went
ashore in small boats. About an hour
after the abandonment she was discov-
cred to be on fire and was speedily de-
stroyed, She was valued at $50, 900 and
is reported to have been insured in But.
falo com panies for $50, 900.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October 30.

CHICAGO, October 30.
FLOUR-Steady and more active at
. 2Oa6 62i for spring extras.
MaEAT-ln good shipping demand
ana SC lower; sales No. at l 2lal %,
= I I5i no. : at l l2tal l6, closing at pa
l l23. "se a'
CORN.ln fair demand; aia2!c lower.
sales No. at 76a79c: No. 3 at i5ia77ic,
rejected at 7Oa72c, and closing at 76!a
76fc; this afternoon there was nothing
doing.
0ATS-In good demand and firm at
43a44c, closing at outside prices.
RYE-Quiet and &c lower; sales No. l
at Coal Os, and No. 2 at l o., closing
with sellers at 05 and buyers at o.,
for fresh.
BARLEY-Dull and 10allc lower I;
sales No. 2 at 40a1 AZ, and rejected at
l 10a1 30, closing at Al for No. 2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31
Races.

WORCESTER, October 29.-The fall
race meeting here was poorly attended
today. The double-team race was won
by Belle Strickland and mate, over
Warich and mate, who won the second
heat, and Uxbridge and mate
and Light and mate were
both distanced in the first heat. The
best time made was 2:374. In the race
for horses that never trotted better
two minutes, Shays, of Boston, wor
over four competitors.
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In dim Ennehirinn

81 Louis, October 3O.-A Santa Fe
ant IH 1IfAlco' dispatch says an import.
in tb; "Htan expedition is now organized
e., &c '.a',tory which will soon start
.L io'n H Ganaulan nver, to operate against
~ ILL uu.ahs committing depredations
III Kansas ~; ana Colorado the past few
months. Inc command will consist OF
SIX companies of the Third Cavalry,
one or two companies Of the THIRTY
seventy Infantry, together with he
tween two and three hundred Utes and
Apachee Indians, all under the com.
mand of Col. Evans, of the Third Cav.
airy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31
American Missionary As.ocin,ion

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October 29.-The
meeting of the American Missionary
Association was continued all day, clos
ing at nine o'clock this evening. Cen
eral Howard, Colonel Baker, of Georgia,
DR.. Wallace, of Massachusetts, and
many others have spoken with effect
The array of facts presented show that
Il new Capitalization has begun its ex-
istence 1T the South. The Association
has had 10000 children i'll its school,
and 10000 are in other christian
schools. The Association NUT have
S5OO,00 the coming year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31
From NPyyurlx

NEWARK, n. j., October 3O.-Whilt
the Democratic torch,light procession
last night, was passing Governor Wards
house, his gardener was struck with q
club and seriously injured, and the
WIDOWS crushed in by cudgels and
lanterns. The houses of some promi-
nent Republicans were saluted with
gfoans. The Postoifice saloon, near the
market street depot, was ransacked and
TopDed OF cigars and refreshments. Mrs
Burns saloon, on Market street, was
also stripped ofits contents, which were
carried on by party of ruffians from
Jersey City. AVN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, October 80.

New YORK, October 80.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS up to o'clock,
after which the feeling was easier, and
loans were made at z per cent. in cur
rency.
A firm in breadstuff5 failed to-day.
STERLING-Dull at 109sa1O9E.
GOLD-Shade lower; opened at 134s,
and closed at 1345. The Assistant
Treasurer awarded $500, 900 in gold at
"a 51-100. Shipments tomorrow esti-
mated at half million.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Firm and
active; Coupons of 81, 115tal15i; do '62,
113tal13s; do '64, 11l5a111s; do '65, lila
112; donew, 110sa1l04; do ~, 110ia1ll;
do is, 1lO4; 1O-4Os, 1064al06i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31
NJ. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, October 80.
Flour, opened very dull and unchang-
ed, but with q dropping tendency.
Wheat tenAing down, but not quotably
lower. Corn lower at Sal 03. Oats a
little better at 47a51c. Rye lower at
l O5al OF. Barley sc lower. Whisky
declined to l 05. Pork unchanged at
80 rs. Bacon unchanged at 134c for
shoulders and 17ia17fc for clear sides
Lard, none in the market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31
FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, october 81.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged:
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CORN-Quiet but firm; new ear Csc
old Csc.
OATS-Firm at 5Sc.
RYE-Dnll at 25al % for No. /.
BARLEY-Dull; no demand; spring
sold at l0a2 90 for State and Cana.
dian.
COTTON-Quiet at 23ic for middling
uplands.
WHISKY-Dull; at O5; hardly any
demand.
BACON-A fair demand for sides at
16ia16fc for clear rib and l7ic for clear.
LARD-Nothing doing; but little in
market.
GREEN MEATS Nothing doing
weather too warm.
OILS-Liuseed very dull at 90; lard
tirmer at 40 for carrent make.
GOLD-l4 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par buying,
and 80 per cent premium selling.
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Fran Perm.

New YORK, October 3O.-A Lima let.
ter states that the Attorney General n 1hs
published an opinion in relation 70 Ine
Claim of a French resident IN L nints
who lost his property by the mob eoI r,GsS
in January, to the effect that ,,o 1ose'g 81
citizens can only recover by p pro ps-u n.
nian ~ themselves. Gen. Hovey, Ameri.
ca a1 Minister, Immediately entered q
0an AGAINST this opinion, and his ex.
pmnle has been followed by the Eng
iish. French and Prussian representa-
tireS
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Sunk.

MONTREAL, October 3O.-The steamer
Grecian, of the royal mail line, struck
q rock in ascending Gallops Rapids to-
day, was run into the bay where she
sunk in 20 feet of water. Most of tue
cargo will be saved. The passengers
were forwarded by train.
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Accident.

CINCINNATI, October 30.-A freight
locomotive, while working at the GRAY
ell Pit, on the o. & NJ. r. r., eighteen
miles from this city, exploded last
nlght, killing the conductor, fireman
anu tnree boys standing near, and
"oundlng the engineer and brakeman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31
From Rosfn.

session, October 3O.-The loss To
vne Boston and Albany Railroad Com.
Uninsured. Is soo,oOO.
do Ooa M the pugilist, got bail IT,
day "ormald is still in jaii. ''' To-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31

FRAUDS and populations, plundering
and rascalties in office, have become
the order of the day, and yet the Rad
icals ask the people to continue them in
nnWer.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, OCTOBER ~.
Wheat, white dull; No. white Mich
igan held at 05; white Michigan 30,
without buyers; amber closed lc lower;
sales at 7lal ~; No.2 red l "a; No.
spring II. Corn &c better; No. l S73ci
No.2 white size. Oats ic better; No.
sic; Michigan sic; No. 2 soc; rejected
47c. Rye unchanged; No. l l 10; No.
l 10; rejected l o.. Barley nominal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31

Remember, my son." said a trading
Quaker to his boy, Sin making thy way
in the world, a spoonful of oil wiH 90
farther than gallon Of rinegar."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-31

A fond mother in Cincinnati broke
her arm while spanking disobedient
infant the other day. 1t is pity the
child was too young to fully enjoy the
catastrophe.