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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

a. Hafafiif iasfafsnr fffniI
sns fH 90 riH Al aiHHi taaniJ
sinnr male annilaf rsIl inio W..
cot Denton ffnnf'is NJ fIanf n
sf'ies ns Hnm llfaiur ihaf ihl
party was zen eariY saturday morn
ing lnssins Gorernmrni Mills.
ia mile north of llclaiur anil rnm
ing in ihis ilrstiian Crassius nan
inn rrrrk near ihu Overland rad
and moviiug no opposition, the rel
skinned maauiers about l3o'rlool
Saturday night, dashei inin ih'
lawn 0f Denton, unpeneivcd and
drive cat about thirty horses,
Considerable barking ofioss ana
running and neighing of horses az
and down ihe sinets was eVileRe,
that something unusual WAS trans
plring in lhe darkness, though We
believe nobody apprehendcl lndi-
ans.
On Sunday morning suspicious
were aruusei-hurses were missed
from lhe lots aud paslures-lRdian
trails were discovered ia the fields
several horses were found shot
near tawn-and every circumstance
alieslel that our very doors had
been visited hy the savages.
Scouts were sent Ont In several
directions, discovering that the In
dams nal gone ont hy the Gaines
willie roal to the crossing an Clear
creek, gathering all the horses on
the route,
As yet no attempt had been made
by them 80 kill, scalp or capture
any of the citizens whose houses
they had passed, ltwas about sun.
rise when they crossed Clear creek
n little beyond which they attempt,
cd TO intercept and capture two of
MIR, Ruls' little boys that happened
Ia he some distance from the house.
Gathering all the horses on their
way until the drove amounted to
some iilly or sixty, the willy Indians
len the settlements beyond Cloar
creeck aud started out in the diroc-
ton octhe southwest corner ogCookc
county.
Capt r, II, Hopkins, Stephen
Curlcy and three other mon, whose
ranches on Ci.ar creek were swept
Of much valuable stock By tho In.
dams, mounted feet horses and
went in pursuit. Another little
force II eight or ten men also Joined
in tho chase, but farther in the rear,
not being able to keep pacp~wi,h
the Indians all Of whom wcro now
rcmounted upon fresh horses. The
chase continued for many miles
over the prairie, the party being in
sight of the Indians all the time,
until Hopkins squad made n flank
movement for the purpose Of get
ting re-enforcements from some
ranches on the right. This move
so fused the Indians, who thought
there was some stratagem in it, that
they turned into the brakes and
briars on Clear creek, where they
were charged upon by Hopkins and
his men and nearly all the stolen
horses rccapturod.
The Indians escaped with the
horses they were riding, and went
off in tho direction of Montague
county.
Twenty,ono Indian ponies were
picked up on the trail where the
Indians had rcmountcd. Several
valuable horses were shot near town,
and few yet remain in the hands
of the Indians.
Our frontie" is fast giving way.
No sort reorganization eXists-none
is allowed by our munifliccnt Gov
eminent.
The Indians will perhaps return
during the present moon.
Denton Monitor, 3lst, ult
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

El~ii Is wiih msTs s'HsFFiiy has ogli-
narily accompanies AZ editorial ueiies
thu, We heartily ssmiarni The bg Gesls
hoase n l. H. 0aTlusF s Co, Mes 0Elraas,
sRd solicit for Ihsm abe patronage o. our
readers, Visit ihrm Nhsn you 90 to tie
ely, hsir large s'ers, los prices ADD
courteous siisr'ion will eenarm all~s may
say in lhsir bsh,lL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

Nl0T"Riers AG,lN Az TnE 0sEAT ST.,
Lars FAIR.-Tae es,shnsiel Backs
'Rnlliani c,,otipg Steve las SCALA proved
itself The hest Wos,l sioVe, LaVlng hssR
awarded the Lish,si Prmium User he
other ira,lins .lo'es ~ ,he 'ounify al iLe
great r-ir h,ll IL s., laUis, Osl her 'lh,
lsis and amer Igo days sclu-l nial at
the l.oaislsna state Pals, January, lNiS-
lieusskeepers shonll not fa'l 10 send to
Mr. II, llallrr, the ass1I, No, - Camp st.,
New Orleans, fsv oue .. lis eireulsIs,-
Read he advertisement,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

COMMERCIAL AND FINAgcIAL.--The follow
ing are the quotations for cotton, on the
3lst ulto., as taken from Messrs. IIaswell
& Sons Geographic reports, Bryan:
At LiverpOOl.-lulla at ll@llld. AtNew
York, steady at 25l@ 26c. for low midiling.
At Galveston, in coin-or'linary, loo. good
ordinary, Ice; low middling, l6g@l7ci
middling, l7l@lsc. Al Bryan, ordinary,
l4ci good ordinary, l4lci low midiling,
l5@l5lc.; middling, Ice. MARI ct duh.
Liverpool advices usfavorable, tendency
downward.
wooL-In demand at isGlsIc. gold.
HiDEs-ll@l2lcis. gold.
GoLD-In New York, ls4l.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

tsg' We have received the ir-l ar rather
The spsssmen nunhsr II tie glaa haV, =
new paper iusl started at Au'lin, Texas,
aud devoted, rs ne name indicates, to the
Agr!:u'ima. ..,Srysis g. ..s State. Il IL
Published by J. 4, fssiss, sHd edited b.
oar oil f'!eni, y. C. rs! mani, E'g. The
number before Us = very neatly eo',en up
mechanically, ou double sheet, WiIh very
large priut, which wi be very acceptable
10 the farmers. The Paw nuT will be
published monthly ats Per rrnum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

Cen iifnallt inf I'D Order
~ M. d.iei iiai1asn.rs linl
NiifafT u'sf.I AnfiIa I.fas
u.f if r.fri fl CO., OF. kNInr lf
ad'sruisrl moh af lef.f on Ilsss
anl ssrs ilaf similar olifa rfs haze
lafn ptUninicl in fafaus rsris
III iho State. under rIrrumtiaHlrs
which fhnu a tunftfi Df orran'Ea-
zion aul aci'l among bands uf out
laWs. ani says
Iher,iore .i Is henhy ori rol.
that al civil officers in This state,
who are empowered hy law o. make
arrests also military commissioned
officers ~ every grade, On daiY ih
this Military District, arresi, ou the
spot, any person wearing q mask
NJ otherwise disguised. Sufh par
lies will be bold ia custody and ,he
circumstances fully reported o. this
Headquarters inr Instructions,
NY command At
hvt Mai Gen j ] REYNOLDS;
Oaieiai; CTRUs 5 R0BFBgs,
1T Lieut., l1lh lni., Rvt- Capt
L, : A, Ala de-CamP, 4 A 4. q,
We aro bound IA Say that Ne ap
prove this order, harsh and tyrani-
cal as il may seem, ifihoro il any
thing We desplse more than anony-
nous and mischlevous letters, il h
injuries inflicted on others under
tho conecaimcnl of a mask, Ia iis
very nature th, thing savors of as
saSsinallon - Gal, Dispatch,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

gS- Col. r. W. Loughery, of Marshall,
Texas, who owns the Republican at Mar
shall and the Times at Jefferson, and who
has them mp at lottery, SIS per ticket, says;
The drawing of our Lottery takes
place the Goth of next month, (No-
vember,) which is near at hand
In order to complete the sale of all
tho tickets, we would mako this sug-
gestion The money for tickets can
be deposited, to our credit, at each
county town, with some well known,
responsible mercantile firm, and
upon the reception of the certificate
of such deposit, we will forward
tickets.
Should the drawing take place,
(of which there is no reasonable
doubt ten per cent, of this amount
can be drawn by the gotte-' up of
the club. If it does not take place,
the money will be on hand to de-
liver to those who have subscribed
for tickets.
Letters received even a day be-
fore the drawing, will be in time.
The tickets will be sent at once by
mail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

The San Antonio Express says
that Mr.. Mechanics has returned
from the North with machinery TO
pui up big beef packery at that
place. He intends to kill and pack
one hundred head per day
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

BSWe have received GoDY's LADY 8
Book for November. II is useless 10 say
anything more in its praise than what we
have so often reiterated-itis emphatically
the Lady's Book, of the country, and the
ladies appreciate it as such. Terms SO,
per annum. All persons wishing the Book
for 1869, win call and enroll their names
at the HERALD Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN Up - !. :. sIccla n. IN esirayrl be fore
, Elroihrr. J. r. Preciu1i No. 3 One Yoke OF
WORK oXEN. One a I'd uurk steer. white iar-,
white bofh sidrs u had, points Of horns saved
%. married crop 10 The right ani unierbn IN
The lsf elr inis-rillile brEnd o. The leit side
ard ief hip y-ars Old tie 0iher red wors steer,
marked crdp md split in Ehf ear, lauied n len
hir. years old. tllh arrrlised e. ga SIT 2
Is-.r ?. W-tt. C1unfy C1rnrnissiafe-. as reported
M fts f1IlUs ir- animals EsfrEys, ril-
One S0nEEL MARE. some uhife f-rf. liaze in me
flr1 ycnrs cd. irarde urlrfail--ibly 90 th1 IN
shNI.I1a
alao. THREE Ray AEIU AIS li1rsss nrf -I--s..i
az rs1rs I'D. lrnnird fhfe- clrrles on lef hir.
nrf - on rirlf an f0rf- -f-c-ft-I
S. 5. JONES, C.CCDCT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

rapidly grown in the confidence of the
people as that of l.. II. Gardner & Co.,
wholesale dealers in Dry Goods and No.
tons. They are honest, courteous and
prompt, and prompt, and deserve the pat
ronage which is so rapidly increasing upon
them. 1t is to the interest Of our friends
TO see them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

rEWe were promised and sboali have
been glad TO publish the list Of sppoini-
mems Of the Trinity Conferences in today :
paper, bus up TO the time Of going 70 press,
vslsss moi been furnished with the copy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

r6s- Poe and Robinson, the murdersrs Of
Col. Ward aud Maj. Ely, who had been con-
vieied and were confined in the Jail at
Marshall, escaped lately, by fling OF their
irons, aud seiring hold Of the jailer when
be came TO feed them; thrasiing him, in
sndlocking him up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

na DR.. W. Persons, il will be seen BY
his advertisement, viii, after leaving this
city. spend two weeks.-f,om the 1st to the
18th Decsmbsr,-at Mckinney, aud from
thence viii 90 10 Bonhsm, where he will
remain Until the lsi cfJanuary-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

~ The Harrison Msrshalll Flag, has
just entered upon iis oh voiums. The
Flag i one Of cur best exchanges. ard We
vish eur friend Barrett mush success in
future.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

In California a murderer is polite
ly described as gentleman having
ca wonderful talent for bereaving
any family he does not happen to
like"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

The Palestine Advocate has heard
IL STATED that pork Is being offered
for sale in that county At two and a
half cents per pound.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

The Ohio Statesman says that our
national debt amounts to "a fitbu-
lous sum-" Indeed there is no fable
about it. The thing is frightful
reality Prentice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

The indications are said to be
tiht Gen. Bstler will be reelected
10 Congress. II such an eycnt hap
pens il will be only for the reason
that the radicals Of his district can
not fiad.a worse san,in H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

s%We shall probably receive some re-
turns from tie Presidential election ~
this afternoons nail
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

pUoos- Psass has appointed Thursday
The 2sth Of Novsnber, insi.ni, e 3=y q
thsnksgiviue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
nsy-whcn YOU 90 to New Orleans c,

BeS" When you 60 to New Orleans call
and see L. II. Gardner & Co. This is a
young, growing and popular house, whose
prices are as low as the lowest, and whose
fair dealings have won for them nh envi-
able reputation throughout tie county,
They deal in Dry Goods and Notions, on
Common street, adjoining the City Hotel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

There Is bat one step from the
Sublime - The Ridiculous but there
are a good many from the ridiculous
totlesublime-F Louisville onrnal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

B6J" Our talented friend y. G. Raymond,
Esq, is editing new Agricultural paper,
called the '.Plow Boy" ut Austin, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

A ulisfa'-s-.hat every young
nan with 8 rlsaA shirt on, has on
dean s0rks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

WANNA he Arc's, Oct, Ut.
We have no doubt OF il, and they would
have been quite welcome. The Argus says
that but FOR The had weather the Waxa-
hnchians would have visited orr fair aud
exhibited their stock, etc; and yet our
townsman Joseph l.. wclch was refused
nm entry into competition NJ the Fills
County Fair. Shame on you, Waxahaehic.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

hlf nerves were Slightly shocked
yesterday morning, as We threaded
our way through thc gay AMI bril-
liant tArong0n the boulevard Canal,
We had Just been congralu.aling
ourselves that our ladies were SO
entirely free from any faint Of Gre,
elan Bend, or tie hundreds who
hnd swept Ly Us, some were sylph
like aud skipped along with fairy,
like grace, Others were beautiful
as amy one, and swept past with nh
their majesty all were, thank ilca,
ven! erect.
Suddenly, as We looked upon the
ladies, who approached up an aisle
formed By as,onishcd human beings
-whG gave way By mutual consent
we were conscious Of q sudden
chilly sensation, such as is s;::::l g
prcccde an attack OF yellow fever,
and our hair gave unmis,akable
symptoms Of being about to attempt
the well known porcupine quill
movement, spoken ofby Shakespeare.
These ladies had evidently Just Ia
ken the disease popularity known rs
Grcoian Bend. They had il sans
doubt, but mildly. 1t was Il modest
and hesitating bend, aud the opin-
ion was expressed by n incident
friend at the timc, .hao ,mmcdiato
Of mustard plaster TO
the spine, or the wearing OF straight
jackets for an indefinite period
might effect Il cure
We give tho Board Of IIcalth.duc
notice of tho first appearance of
the disease in order that wo may at
once proceed to use vigorous means
to prevent its spread. AS carbolic
acid seems good for everything,
perhaps it might prove eilicacious
to the Grecian Bend NO. Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
Wood
.hohn
Mass.

A shrew Post Master made IL out
':[bhn Underwood, Ahdover, Mass. ="
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

A letter recently passed through
the postofiicc in this place. directed
thus:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

Many Of our pcop'c of Ellis in.
tended 10 ! o ut the Dallas Fair, but
the weather was too uniavorable,
Our Dallas friends must not think
We have ceased To feel interested in
their enterprises Bat for the bad
weather we would have been with
them, aud Gt might have bcen) run
thcm pretty hard for some Of the
premiums.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

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A. itf.f faasfft 81 flf.sf ssliHssf ssif
q sfisiff BE- fei book falIiff iais iif
nffgs 81 iifIHftiisu. iiafiaf 81 rrn
ssft 81 nn tsgs iisI lsis afff,srtfi
ihis siiY ussifT f.sa itsg hsssfstr tsf.1f
iafsa ~ ts Ne ssiffsissi iitY hsrs
ice sHtia issuiy ffs silss ~ bel be
ihis b snig sFuasr hssfs ffHain ihsi
iisy lass hffu seer lsnisr iisi ihfJ
lave uaTlsrfi sns fami'y ia pfuisa
seaHiY-ih.i ihsy are o. ihs auPsss on
The lerisF, sell u'sunisi aHi sell -rnsl
aAa a. lrssi so siTong. Az car latest I'd
vices ihsy ssFs Psssins rsini y nilss
wssi Of besaiuF, niss ssuaiy. Ihs isllss-
Ing dispaish loa Liru'saaai Wiley - d.
u =. Barley, u FeH WoF'h, sEPlains
iisslf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
Flr.t Lieut.. Z. 5, cavalry,

SHE foregoing, says A, q, Walker
clerk rarranI counly Court, In letter 10
as, is tue copy OF the original non in
NY possession, November %, 1888
Il Is rumofrI that tie Italians Trpn,s d
a fogee o; whites IN Iealoa eouLIy, the
ollerd by,
There has been some apprehension 81 a
Ia'l on this place; bat Ibis is unH-srssary
aud gronnd,e's, IN our opinion, Yet those
u our citizens who may desire 10 iight the
Comanehcs ,nl their while renegade
,ysdcrs have hoN an opportunity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
0oNERNaEST Saw Mus I
A.xsu.aer le2

AoEsaleT =, ls1S
~ bNiiss-l am % h.y say 10 hss.-
tar, fer sac PaFIsass Of oTgsniIihg ils eili-
IsAs faF dsf nee assinsi ihs lHdssas,
aish ihsi all ale siiiErhs ahle DO bear
aFns Uonli meet ihsFe % mnFr9H, for The
paTPess ~ oTsauiIiRg 10 make aH sdsyl Ia
punisa the lniians,
Cune 10 bsraiur io-meFreW a. sosn a.
Iessit's, snd bFiag As ,aany fshliHg asp
as yea ear,
have hiiy esrhlass and ammunition ior
iAnse y ha eanno; arm themselves,
TIL every one a. come Who aanis "a 20
0n An indlsn esmpaisn, provided Nth a
blSnk,l aud sonieihius Ia "a,
Magns WHY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-15

against the party-and Mr.. Lamb and
M. BiekeI were supposed TO be the
men for that pioneer duty. Bot the
Antonio Democracy have now ehanfed
their attitude. The rebsl eiemant Geel
defiant and strong. ThsY acsas though
they were the party and cgnld control
its vote At the polls as easily as In con-
Vention. Nay be theycan. Maybe that
~ Louis of Franes. said Of hImsslf-
II am the State, - so they can say Of
themselves-"We are the party, and be-
ing now dominant in the city We win
put into odies not moderate
tnen-not men of doubtful gympathies
with oar YisWs-but men regarded du-
ring the war a. decidedly antag-
onistie to the Union cause" On what
other grounds were the claims Of Mr..
Bieksl subondinated to these OF Mr..
Gelger2 Is the latter better fitted for
the duties of the onies than the formeFH
Has he better record a. = cttizsn3
Has he ever rendered more service 70
the party2 Does he possess in grea-
ter measure the public confidence :
Certainly these questions must All be
in the negative. The public
recognizes that the one man was pre-
ferred 70 the other simply because
the rsbs1 sIenaent In tbs panty felt
itself strong enough TO f0res nominees
upon the party whose aRtseedents are
more in, accordance With their own
sympathies. We thus may see in this
artion At tie Court House. in their two
conventions, State and Municipal,
WhRtWO may expect at the handsof
of that element wheDsyer they fed
strong enough 70 fully a.
sert themselves At general election
throughout the State. They would,
were 1t saGs for them 70 do so, load down
a general ticket next fall with several
of their representative men. just ss
they did the municipal ticket last Mon.
day night. They are gradually measnt-
ing their strength as compared with the
moderate wing of the party, and unless
that moderate wing rebuks and con-
troll their assumptions, and hold them
in check, they must expect to see them.
selves subordtnated aud overalaughed
sun more sisnGlly than they were in
the late conventions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-15
POLITICAL IrKm.

It is said that Gen. Butler was denied
quarters at the Spotiswood House In
Richmond, on his arrival on Monday.
He stops therefore ut the Ballard. We
doubt the news.
In the Richmond Conversion on
Monday,
A resolution Was offered that as the
loss OF property had made II impoSsi-
bic Tor the people 70 pay their dsbts, 4
committee be appointed to take into
confederation the propriety of engFaft.
ing into the constitution pHOVlsi0n re-
lIeying the citizens Of the State from
their indebtedness, or q portion thereof,
and also to inquire what portion of the
present STATE debt WAS incurred TO aid
the rebellion. Adopted.
Mr.. Smead offered a resolution. that
the State had no right To secede in 1851,
and that the Confederate Government.
and the STATE government under Il, was
A Washington dispatch (see tele-
graph COlumn,) informs us that Secre-
taFy Stanton has resumed the port folio
OF the War ONCE. The following is
the vote of the Senate re-instatinR
him
YRAs-Messrs. Anthony, Cameron.
CatelI. Chandler, Conklfng. Comes,
Corbitt. CTARln, Drake, Edmundsi
Fessendsn, Fowler, FreslinRhuysen,
HArians Howard Howe, Morgan,
Morrill, Me-, Morrill,. VT, Morton,
Patterson, y. H. Pcmeroy, RAM
1rumbuil, Van Wrinkle, Wade, WI
liAms aud Wilson.
SATs-B1yard, Buckalew. Davis.
Dtxous Doolittle and Patterson, Tenn
Messr8. Grimes, Guthrie, johnson,
Norton, Ross, Shnlsbury, Sherna y.
sPraBue, Wiley aud Yates were ab.
Its said that The President viii as
sert his right As existing previous to The
Civil Tenure bill 70 remove Mr.. stnn.
ton. OF this we shall see, however.
He has something of an elephant on
his hands.
The editor OF the Winchester Journal
"a RsP.1 writing about Huunieutt, SAYS
''ibs character Of HunnIcut ana Robe.
sphere are sui kingly similar, except
a. to their abiIity-there1n there i no
comparison"
The following paragraphs good
thing In its Way-Is from MOBday's
New York Tf1bUae.
''The Chairman OF the Democratic
State Committee for PennsylVanIa ~
Issued circular hitch begins The SSoFk
Of organizing The Dsn0cFatic campaign
At the bottom, and We hope our Rep1tI-
henn friends will do the same thing.
I and do Il better. He warns OF the i'm.
poTtHnee of securing In every locality a
| just share tIhat means ali they can 1stl
| of the election officers, judges, inspeC.
tors, usseBsOFB, md ConSLA bIes-and 10
see that for all these offices the very
best men-i. e, best Democrats are
elected. the musings OF the floCk,
thoss RePu6lte or infants who
took the Democratic breast for the hTst
time IN 1851, are to have the first run OF
the milk, and \ foil udder. The ancient
and tough nOsed OFnameuts Of the par.
! y are expected TO root or die. shall
The children Of this generation be found
wiser thHu the children of lighif''