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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-15

l. SEVERAL HOUSES,
Brick and Frame, In the Seventh Ward the near
Agricultural Department.
Also, several FARMS on the salt water In st
For further partic ulars inquire of
GEO. M. NICHOLS,
Rectfher and Wholesale Dealer in
Whlskey, Wines, &C., No. SO La, ay,
~ Am nextto Centre Station house.
FOB RENT-A finely FURNISHED HOUSE
Learly new, containing about Ia Rooms ait
ueted near Patent and Post offices, to q good ten
ADJ VIII be rented reasonable. Apply at No. IS
n. d. MILLER, Attorney at Law auA
FOB RENr-0ne BRICK HOUSE, No. 800 New
= Jersey avenue, between = and streets, con-
tanning rooms; SIS per month. Inquire Of w o.
JOHNSON, 9Th and streets north. an l2-tf
k,OR SALE Oh RENT-A beautiful COUNTRY
L STAT on the Bladensburg turnpike. one mile
from the city, l07 acres of land In high state eff
cultivation, good dwelling; also stable and other
building complete; Suitable for Gardening or
Dairy purposes For c PgsstieY kTo sSPsy
au 2S-f 4Sek Seventh St bet. ID and o.
FOB RENT,The DWELLING, now being put
I in thorough repair, lately occupied By Gen
Perry, at the northwest corner of 18th ana L sts
Also, STORE ROOM under the Metropoitan
Hotel. Apply to RICHARD WALLACH $50 %
street, opposite City Hall. au l5-lm
FOE H SALSA IA Ssl 4 C0USTRY RlsI-
with every arrangement for comfort and conye,
nssrss Every variety Of fruitIspplss pears
Fine shade trees and shrabbery. Also, = Well.
established COUNTRY STORE, with GOOD stock
Of goods. Part cash and city property Iddrss.
Box 654. Post Once. " I0.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-15

IUU KITS NEW MESS MACKEREL,
BOSTON INSPECTION.
Also,
NEW No. I MACEEREL
BESf QUALITY OF EACH
n. W. BURCHELL,
Corner of 18th and streets
&c I4-u under Ebbitt house
TURONIOAl- THE TRULY GREAT RFV.
~ EDf OF THE AGE Ill needs NO further
recommeno tion than RIAL of its virtue It's
action 10 both general and specific com oil tely rem.
ovstins the system; hence its immsnss value in
bility; Rheumatism; Bronchitis; Ents riti a: son.
pressiIn yarndice; Aeue; Diseased Bones, &c;
vious reasons. no Wholesale agencies are est.S
lished. All orders must be enclosed 70 the Proori
etor. DR.. II ROC EkS, No - Che street Rail-
more, Md. and til. the genuine article W al "sr
tainly be furnished Most liberal terms slIovsd
to Druggists and Dealers
RETAIL PRIcE 81 per bottle, with full directions
Sent free 70 any address on receipt Of price
free. % II Nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-15

OFFICERS.
MATTHEW G. EMERY, President
TaOS. w. PLOWMAN, Vice President.
PATTERSON. Secretary.
LEWIS CLEPHANE, Treasurer.
Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Actuary.
w. A. AUSTIN, uperintendent Of agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-15
DENTISTRY.

nR J. 7. OoUMBK HAS REMoyED MIA
OfriCE 70 No. $40 n street be-
.se We lIth and 18th: He IL thankful for9
~, thsnos sno all persons that may favor him with
W tneI patronage. Teeth made on Gold, Silver on
~ reasonable rates wv WV -, 90 -, sso
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

A WONDERFUL phenomenon has Fe-
Gently made its appearance on Willow
Greek,sin RHaekeu County, KY, and
has been seen by quite number of
worthy citizens of that county. 1t is
described as follows: The object was
about six feet in hight, and walked up
right. The face; was. at times that of.a
man, very pale, with curls of flame
falling over his shoulders; eyes of sui
-phurous blue, changing constantly in
size, one moment as large as a tin cup,
and then gradually decreasing in size
until it was almostipsisib1e-a Its arms
were those of man, and hands dead
ly pale. In one hand it held torch,
and in the other sword that seemed
to be about four feet in length. Its
lower extremity was that of a. horse,
with legs well proportioned, and hoofs
as those of horse. Its tail which
was about three feet in length, was
of flame. Its breath was solid sheet
of fire, which vibrated with the heav4
ings of its breast like the peedulum of
o'clock. = - II - - - -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

9ss.efJd1l6fZGtt4hls- e. Ae8F0e q good
story todd1ofa supepanuated old negro
woman, who attended the meeting
addressed BY Mr Colfax atthe carpet
bag p65fe, IN Cleveland, on Wednesday
aftGifhoboRRs Af the close efhis speech
Quite iafgecrowd collected about the
stafld TO take advantage of that much
ABUSED american custom, shaking
haifds. Among the number was this
old colored woman who doubtless de-
sired to gfaspfhe hand of her champi-
ot2;5 but, fearing to offer. it contented
herself with a profound bow. Mr..
C61fax ssW'the motion, and extendNeg
his hand, it was eagerly grasped by
the cofored " oman, who gave him a
hearty shake. This done she started
OF e1claiming in audible tones, ''fore
God T NEVER It ash my hands again as
long as l lives, l won't for shure-by
golly isedc habpiest higgef2 dat ebber
libbed. .'2si If the Radical negro women
hereabouts are aa1s sfike4his old darkey,
ittwohFt do FOR MFR. Colfaxs to extend
any more suolf fhvors, as colered3 sep
valfts,iin that event, would pass at
big discount. STARK Go. Dem.d @,sfso1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

THERE is much discussion as to.
whether the rank of General of the
Armies of the United States will ex-
pire with General Grants designations
of his commission. The facts of the
matter are these: The law making
| IGssRetp i{sEtAHt Hsii 39the 7 & aFflnies 4
revived the old law providing for the
grade of General of the Army, and
left it at the discretion of the PresiI
dent of the United States to appoint
an officer to that position. The resig-
nation of General Grant would mere
ly make. q vacancy which could be
filled by 5anetheH, appointm eRse siffi the
Executive shouIF deem it necessary Or
proper that the grade should be con-
tinued. The law does not contemplate
succession as matter of course.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19
RaVenna Lecture Assoc citation.
Arrahsehlients i.' for i thid winter Of 1889.

The Course will consist eff 6enF lectures, of
which the Association are flow prepared to an
nounee as follows: .z..3s:r ~ 81 .s.55.
II. B.F FAYLoR4Dee IL Subject g
ENGLISH WORDS THEIRusEs, ABUSES AND BEAU
TY. cob oh
III. T. DEWITT TALMAGE-December 8.
-Subject-GRuMBLER & Go. fad ~
.TE. JOHN G. G.sAXE-December 15-subject
-PoETRY AND POETS.
" Miss OLIVE ,LoGANAAJaanniriiary ia a.
subject-PARIs. CRY OF LUXURY
4. VI. THEODORE TInFoN-Early in Jan,y
day not fxed.-SuBject ART OF Using THE
MIND. fatl. Z koTa4RI .f9aaf 4 4I3sk
VII. E1P WHi11PPpLE 11PPpLI of Boston, is expected to
give the sixth lecture but his time is not yet
ranged. % 80 tsl q <J1
VIII. MARK TWAIN. (Humorous)-Febru-
ary 12.-Subject-THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Horace Greeley has promised to lecture here
if he, comes West during the season.
The Association are in correspondence with
several first class Lecturers, but have not yet so
far completed engagements as to be able to an.
pounce names for the balance of the course, they
can however assure the people of Rayenna that
the entire course will be filed with a class OF
men fully equal to those already announced.
- = Terms b AdmissioNe 's
Single Ticket.l- 80 cents
Season ticket for CENTRE conrse. :. $40O;
Season tickets not transferable.
Tickets can be hadof W. B. Beebe, Treasurer
at End National Bank, at the Rayenna Book
Store and at W Waterman'sDrug'Sto Store.
For the present, the leesufesiTFiH be held in
DAYS HALL, and will Commence at 7:3t
O'Clock.
=; by order Of the Executive Committee.
n. II. STEVENS,
Snc5N
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

. DIPHTHER1A.--A recipe for the cure
of diphtheria is published by a physi-
clan, who says that of 1000 cases in
which it has been,u used not a. single
patient has been lost. The treatment
consists of thoroughly swabbing
the back of the mouth and throat
with wash made thus: Table salt,
two drachms; black pepper, golden
seal, nitrate of potash, one drachm
each, mix and pulyerize, put into tea
cup, which half fill with boiling water,
stir well, and then fill up with good
vinegar. Use every half hour, one,
two, and four hours, as recovery pro-
crosses. The patient may swallow a
little each time. Apply l OF. each OF
spirits turpentine, sweet oil and aqua
ammonia, mixed, every few hours to
the throat, and to the breast bone
every few hours, keeping flannel OF
the parts.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

CLEVELAND WOOSTER s. ZANEs-
VILE, R. R.--Gol. Smith with a full
corps of engineers arrived here last
week to make a final survey of this
road and are now y advancing. q \ geiippg.tt towards
Wooster.
This looks like business and the
early completion f<the lFead7 and all
though the winter months will prevent
any grading, yet the company will be
prepared whenspriRgsopensi to work
with energy and complete the road
soon. The prospects of Seville lifting.
up its herd as ssene of. the important
towns of Ohio are encouraging.
Now is the time to purchase proper
ty, before actual work Begins on the
road, when it will advance with sur
prising rapity.-Seutlle STANDARD.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19
Ys4.sss Hss:.dsieseNasd.s

+ The Deposit On. y Courier is re-
sponsible for the following marvellous
story:
ain the vicinity of Spoon river, HI
rinois, is child that was born and has
lived for five years without head
Mrs. -, the mother, is the widow
of soldier, formerly living in Mar
shall county, who enlisted in the fifty
sixth OF Scotch regiment, and was
killed at the battle of Devington, Mo.
She was standing beside her husband
during the engagement, When aiscsnF
non ball carried his head completely
away, his body falling into her arms,
and covering her with blood. The
shock affected her greatly. When her
child was born there was not a SEM
blance of head about it. The limbs
are perfectly developed, the arms long,
and the shoulders, where the head and
neck ought to be, smoothly rounded
off.
"But> the most surprising thing of
all is, that the face is situated in the
bFeast7 Of Jeonrses there is No neck
an@ the power of turning head is
wanting, except as the whole body is
moved but this difficulty is overcome
by the singular faculty of turning its
eyes in their sockets, enabling it to see
quite. as well on either side as those
more perfectly formed. The upper
portiH9Qf the hedyis assYllite as.tAe
iGhucasiaE; sgfotil ithe VffkI
downward is blood red. This strange
creature, now an active boy Of five
years, as if to compensate for his de-
,formity, possesses the most clear and
ibird-like tones ever listened to, sing
ing. with singular correctness every
thing it Il NAY Hear, and its voice aseffs
early age accomplishes two octaves
easily.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19
arant Repudiated the Kepublican

Grant Repudiated the Republican
= .H# Platform. i5a:
The NewYefk Herald has the fol-
lowing item of news, which accounts
for General GRANTS reticence during
the campaign: GFfE
A statement made last evening by a
gentlemen in whom may be placed
implicit reliance, and who enjoys. ex-
cellent opportunities to enable him to
speak intelligently on the subject, may
give some indication of General Grants
position in regard to the Republican
party. He states that after the. Cen
eral was nominated he satf0r1 1quite q
long time carefully reading and pom
dering upon the platform adopted by
the Convention; that he finally ex-
pressed to his confidential friends that
he did not like it, and was in great
doubt whether he. would accept the
nomination on that platform: This
coming to the ears sof certain leaders
of the party, they fastened to call up
on the General, who stated to them
his objections to the platform. This
intelligence was received with no lit
tie consternatfon by his'visitors, who
feared that Grant entertained the in
tention of declining the nomination.
They at once opened upon him with
every conceivable argument they
could bring forward to induce him to
accept, one of, which arguments was
that the platform need not be regard
ed by him in so serious a light-it was
simply an enunciation Of the general
principles of the party; necessary only
to make up the issues of the campaign
They urged him to accept at all events
and to say nothing more about the
platform. Many other arguments -oi
similar character were used, it is
said which gave Grantto understand
that they wanted him to accept the
nomination even if it had to be onIs
platform Of his own adoption. 77fa'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

PAYING ELECTION BETs.-On last
Saturday we chanced to look out of
our Sapetpm and saw that some ex-
citemenfs#aspreRakeht III, HkeA Atreet
and on going to the door saw, amid
the crowd, two wheeIbarrows decora-
ted with flags, each with man aboard
and one at the handles, while ON one
was grind-organ with a boy attached
coming our way. The -barrows were
es9pFtf9Tash shby7eezulnpissvsSe9vya "a
crowd of Juveniles, -wi4ile theCef1fet
Band escorted them, and the picture
was framed by the laughing faces of
our citizens. Reader, on one of those
whee1-barrows, easily and gracefully
-reclined the form of Dorsey, while
Col. Miller of Mansfield, wheeled him
along, and on the other, to which Mills
Ross was attached, sat FL. Young.
The distance to be passed was from
the square to Chippeway bridge and
back. Arriving at the bridge they
rested while the band played, the or
gan was shifted to the other wheel
barrow, the back track taken and the
bet paid, and the band played sPat
Malloy."-Seu5Ue STANDARD. -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

DELEwARE Co.-On Saturday night
last white girl, residing in the west
ern part of South Delaware, was going
home, her steps were dogged by a.
moke; who overlook her before she
reached her home, and assaulted her.
Her sdries) attfaetedi the tattentibm Of
persons in a house near by, who came
out, whereupon the darkey fled, with
out accomplishing the hellish designs
he undoubtedly had in view. One
moke as far as we have learned has
been arrested on suspision of being
the assaulter, but nothing could be
proved against him and he was releas-
ed. If we had some Ku Klux at this
point to eat few negroes, perhaps
there would be no more such didoes
cut up.-.Herald. :, ,,, =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

BRIGHAM You've, warned by the
near approach Of the Pacific Rail-
road, has adopted new device for
keeping his people. uncontaminatedl by
Gentle heresies and association. The
Deseret Ne,vs announces the arrival at
. Salt Iake City Sf tSh Al1oa shIid first
and second readers for the rising gen.
Grafton, printed in the new Mormon
Alphabet By dhisnieans Eeihopes to
train up people who cannot read
GENTLE books or newspapers, and If
he could Succeed }tlia 4iiioject would be
shrewd one. But the westward
course of empire cannot be fenced ont
by any such barriers. The end, Sf
Brigham's rule is not very far off. ~.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19
The Portage County Medical

The Portage County Medical
Society.-The November meeting of
this Society was held at the Office of
Drs. Leonard 6 Saddler, on the 5th
inst. After the reading of the min
utesofi former meetings, the reports
of cases were called for:
DIR. Sherman presented the case of a
young lady from Indiana with Anna
rosise a very interesting case, being
rare in young persons. lso case of
urinary calculus from an old lady, q
inch long, Il inch thick. Case doing
well
Dr.. Price reported case of Mr..
Craig, aged As years, Abscess of the
Spleen, a case of very rare occurrence.
Has been tapped twice in the last
month, and discharged about a gill a
day. The patient is apparently doing
well. .rsltfs 5sZlelss
DR.. Price also reported the case of
John Hosslicker, of Rootstown, ], of
Dropsy arising from eirHhosis of the
liver. He taps him once in ten days,
and has tapped him 40 times, drawing
five gallons of water at time, max
ing in all 200 gallons, OF. between six
and seven barrels In Is months. -
DR.. Beldiug read an essay ON "the
Microscope and IFS uses,s in the treat
ment of diseases" which was very in
teresting and instructive, and elected
an animated and profitable discussion
by the, members of the Society.
The Society meetz the first Thurs
day of every month, and all persons
desiring the advice of the Society, are
invited to attend.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

The Ravenna Lecture Associ-H
alton have made arrangements with
Miss OLIVE LOGAN to deliver the fifth
Lecture. of the course, which will be
on Januaryi2d. The Association are
sparing neither pains nor expense to
make the course this season both in
teresting and profitable. They should
be well sustained. si
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

In Danvil1e, KY, on the evening of
the marriage of the Rev. DIR. Breckin-
ridge, a number of men and boys as
sembled at the house for the purpose
of treating the newly married couple
to a charaUaa'i. The Doctor had an
intimation of the affair and had en-
ploy ed a force of7police tolzprotect
him, but the rowdies oTerpowered
them and locked them in the Jail, and
returned to the housenwhere the bri-
dial party were assembled, and made
night hideous with all sorts of noises,
winding up the disgraceful affair by
calling the ROY, which consisted of the
names of the professors of the theo-
logical seminary and all the clergy
men in town. Between the. outrage
BUSINESS and ridiculousness sefoathe
whole affair there was little to choose.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

NOTICE TO OFFICE-SEEKERs.-It is
Eaitl thak Grant, has under considera-
tbolDEa suggestion of friend having
some acknowledge of the. subject, that
llekeapIaalistIof all who approach him
on the subject of: office before his in
Iaa1gud'ation,t and that he make melan-
'choly examples of them: by, refusing
to appoint any of them. .f mn
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

The Radicals are e-ifr great afflictioiF
about naturalization frauds. Theylare
in intense agony lest white man of
foreign birth should vote, who may
not have strictly complied with ALI Che
formalities of the naturalization lswss
But they have not Itt sFu1id ITO say
against the 7,50esor 4, 900 negroes who
voted the Radical ticket, in defidnce
of the Constitution and laws of Ohio.
The Radicals are wonderful guardians
of the purity of the ballot-boH997TTT7
ZanesuiIIe Signal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

The Dance at Days Hall, last Fri
day night, is said toihaye been a very
pleasant affair. The young people are
making an effort to get-pp series of
dancing parties, to furnish themselves
amusement the coming season.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

Oct. 20, 4w.
The Garfield Union says that a cer-
tain gent. in Green township, in that
county, sold his vote for peck of
Timothy seed.
The two Radical organs of Stark
county, the Stark county Republican
and the Ohio Repository have been
consolidated.
ACoIDENT.-HenryH Hoss1er. a young
man residing in Plain township, while
squirrel hunting last week, accident
ally let the rifle pass through his hand,
severely lacerating his fngers.-Stark
County Democrat. E.ls
THE trial of Lew Davis, one Of the
parties charged with the murder of
Mr.. Skinner, at Independence, but a
few weeks since, was commenced in
the Common Pleas Court at Cleveland
ON Monday.
IT is reported that two or three of
our grain opera tors have recently lost
six or seven thousand dollars each in
a barley operation. Barley is ticklish,
either in solid OF fluid form. Burns
fspoke about the charley tree."--tSta,'k
County Democrat.
DIPTHERIA.-This terrible disease is
prevailing to- an alarming extent in
some portions of Ashtabula county
We learn by private letter to Mr.. E.
G. Belding, of this place, from a gen
tleman in Windsor, in Ashtabula
county, written on the 10th inst, that
Mr.. Cassel has lost all of his children,
six iii number, by this terrible disease
within the last fonr weeks.
A SHOCKING Railroad accident oc.
CURED at Niles, o., at nine o'clock or
the evening of Thursday last, by
which young man named Lewis
Campbell, conductor of the nigh
switch train, was so severely injured
that he died about two hours there
after. S.pI8 3EI
The DEMOCRATIC UNIoN.-This ster
ling Democratic Journal published a
Garfield, ,Mahoning County, in its is
sue of the 9Th inst, announces
change in the management of the pa
per-W.s B. DAWSON retiring from
the charge of the paper, and j. v
LEWIS, ESQ.,, assuming the chair. edi
torial. The Union has been, under tn
management of Mr.. Dawson an abb
and efficient worker in the Democrat
! ie. canse, and under the charge of it
: new editor promises to be unswerv
ing in its advocacy Of the rights an
fl interests of the people,. sft.s 't.a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

Advertising is to business what a
good fertilizeris to the earth, it makes
cent per cent returns.
= Some people thinks it don't pay to
advertise in a Democratic paper. DO
they think it pays to have Democratic
customers I'VE reckon. go TT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

10 Mr. I. j. Vance has moved the
building formerly occupied by him
near the Pittsburgh r. r. Depot, onto
his lot ON Cleveland Avenue, and is
fitting the same up for residence.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19
TabIeaux and Concert.

The Ladies', Benevolent Society of Grace
Church, VIII have an entertainment at Days
Hall, on Thursday evening, Nov. "a, upon which
occasion will be presented choice selection of
aTableaux, together with a fine programme of
Vocal and Instrumental Music. Tickets of adj
mission, %, cents. Doors open at 80, commence
,at7:ao., 81 s5.a..-. -, -, Nov: 10, 1w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

We have new fast working Job
Press, and are receiving some new
styles of Card and Job Type, and are
better prepared than ever to do Job
Work neatly and expeditiously. !.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

Hon. p. b. Conant, the new
Judge1of the Court of Common Pleas
of this snb- division, dq,i is holding hold Court
at Canton. i,as egs q ta4l.i ,.s..l 5ss.ij>
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

- Two new buildings are. being erect
ed on Babcock stfeet-one by Captain
II. Il. Willard and one by All. Dyer.
These make six buildings erected on
that new street this season.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

The business men of RaEEnna
have determined to close their places
of business on Thanksgiving Day
next Thursday. za
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

( Mr. Hiram Collins has sold his
residence on South Meridian Street to
DR.. Charles G.. Stedman. Considera-
ton, $4,000. slfgJ
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

The HEAVIEST ARTIcLEs-I am op-
:pored to this humorous styleof writ
ing, said a would be. nagnate. of the
press to zone of his patrons; 1T de-
trrcts from the influence of a paper. -
|, When I advance my opinions, + seek
to couch them in such language that
theyAshall have e,some weight" +" Don't
concern yourself at all. on that score" !"
responded the patron, @eYery one
will readily allow that you reifthe au-
thor of the heaviest articles that APP
pear in any print in these partslnl