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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
Eouscs an6 farms fDantc6.

EARM WANTED-iO to so acres, with good
buildings the line Of Be Railroad within hours Of the city
which hrscass improved property good business STREET IN
msn r.. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
Anriion Sales of nral Gstaic.

In the Matter ot A. B. T. A. DKxAKEsT Bankrupts-In the Dis
If the United States for the Western District Of Pennsy
-
A SSIGNEE's SALE. - The subscriber will
N pubic sale TUESDAY the 7h day d. $50 at
Exchange Sasroom Ill Broadway, in The CITY Of New
York, by BLEECKER son Co.. Aueoners the fooxg DE-
PROPERTY being part Of the rial sae OF n b. T. A.
Demarst lot Of ground numbered
situate SIDE Of street in the
C of and Harlem said lots
feet front 18th st and ertd back one hun
been heretofore and usi unr
sid lots neumlssi with and to be sold
thereof
Peter Randall deceased about i've thousand dollars ana
which recorded The other thereof to William ~ frcr
tleresbous, which
mentioned recorded The said lots Will be soh
together separately deemed advantageous " the estate
Bankrp upon liberal BE- made known al the
time and place Of sale.
The above property sale under and in Of
Of the District Court Of the United States for the
District and the sale VIII b. made subject 70 the ap
the said Court por, thereof made 20 said Court
For further Information concerning sad Pory muir OF u a
DEMAREST, OIL the premlses . A. MISSIONARIES
Assignee Of A. Il. & 7. A. Demsrst Bantupts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Tuesuay. May 10, 1870.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, May TO- 1870.
The rain TO-DAY interfered with real estate
sales particularly outdoor and auctions for the day
may be generally declared "oH"
For the remainder of the week some good properties
will be Sold according to tho advertising columns OF THE
TRIBUNE. a.
ST. and Boulevard belongs to the estate Of L. g. Evans
and has not been sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
'NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN
ROAD.
- u \

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NOV T. 1863
tp,sng. Station in Of Twenty seyenths ta1
Fouthave. Twenty seventh ST.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK, -
Por Bridgeport. T. (Br ll9 m Rl3 (EL
400 CEIl 3:s5. 4:J0. $50 And (EI M
Por Sofs.i 100 900 kI, soc ll;so 2:iS OH 800
(YI1 3:45 q: Er). 500 go and $500 lEI) p IN
Por Daien z g. ll:3oa m 3:i5, 49, $3.50 and $50 p m -
For stanford Z g. 1880 R:l3 (EL 2l3 thhh
IS $50 (Er) as $50. 6:30, 75 (BI) p
For Green II ~ 2:l5 3f5 4S 5:O 6:3o Il' W.
por and intermediate stations at T. g. N m El'
SIS AS. $50 $50 and 7l3 -, o..
sunday NAL Train sevenh New YORK. att m Tor
Boston. ,,,,~,
For Boston via Springfield, II. (RIl lBL) tEr) p m
Por Boston shore Line Y Is (EIl (KIl p ..o- -
For Hartford ssd Springfield H. (EI D. R9 ELh -" m
~ Hartford, ,. n 80 a., A.. x...-o.,
5p " % Northampton. M ,,,s
-, 10
Por YewIaven London and ssOningon Railroad at H.
Gls, 36p m. =. ~, -. -, uIr.u.
hugh
h Por Houss.one Railroad. a. m and 3p
Por Ssugatack Railroad. M. tkIl p.
For DaAbuy Sorvat Railroad a I:l3 and - H. anu
ga with Freight Tram from Norwak To DsnbuI
FOR ss~Cansan Railroad l2:l3, 49, m and on o3ui
days. $50 NJ.
COnmooos Sleeping attached p train and Drawing
Room Car 70 the os n and p H. trains - - . ,-.-,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

Tie armiSticc failed, and all hopes
or reace are again ,lisNelled. The
German commanders regard peace
rs impossible until Paris is taken,
nrd the bombardment Of that city
may re locked for any day. France
is literally n mob, with no head
Exciting news may he looked for, as
the Prussian army is concentrating
in immense numbers around Paris.
OF the nrmistiCe a TribWac special at
Versailles says in military circles
Thiers' mission was never thought
Of seriously. His efforts to enter
Paris without seeirg Bismark l'av-
ing failed, he was obliged to carry
with him prcliminarics which prac-
tics lily forbid an armisticc. In Paris
lie was badly received in the streets
crowds shamCd him with great i'll
will, as the bearer Of dispatches that
Metz had capitu'ated. a guard was
required for his protection, and final
~ he left the city with an escort of
cavalry. Favrc, who was to have
accompanied him, excused himself
st the last moment ON account of the
threatening aspect Of affairs. Theirs
had six interviews with Bismarck
Except in diplomatic circles, nobody
paid him the least attention.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

A BIG CLAIM.-During the last
session of the Board of Supervisors.
Mr.. A. -. stephen of Iowa towns
ship. presented Il claim for some two
hundred thousand d Prs, which
was duly rejected. The facts upon
which he based his claim are briefly
these:
Some twelve or thirteen years ago,
when many counties were voting
railroad bonds, the County Judge OF
this county was about issuing $3.50,
600 of bonds for similar purpose,
when Mr.. Stephen. after protracted
litigation. in which he claims tu
lave spent 81 200 or 81 800, procured
m INDUCTION to restiain the issue
Considering the trouble in which
other counties, such as Lee, Musca.
tine, johnson and Iowa have been
involved from similar issues, Mr.. =
claims to have saved Benton county
$lj0, 600, and he considers the interes'
on that amount for about twelve
yeas, as justly due him, but thG
Board couldn't see ii. TfatO1
EHgte.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

DAVENPORT has a Lazy Mans So
ciety. One Of the articles requires
that no nlan hrlonginX 10 tho society
shall ever he in u bury. The other
day DR.. Peck, Of HAT place was
summoned for the first time in six
months. His horse had been stand
ing in the stable so long without eX-
ercisa, that it WAS little frisky, and
went through the streets of that de
serted city, with the Doctor in n gig
at a fast gait, contrary to the rules o.
the Society. On his return, some oil
the memtcrs reminded the Doctor OF
! his fast driving and violation of the
rules. Not at all said he, the truth
/ is nay horse WIS determined to go
and felt too lazy to stop him, He
gas eNonerated.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
Items.

About a hundred clergymen,
living in New York State, most OF
them belonging to denominations
known rs "evangelical," have signed
a call for convention at Syracuse,
on the 18th of November, to take
hostile action against all secret socie>
ties.
Some people are very eccentric.
There is q family in Burlington, for
! instance, which, when it moves,
| hangs the cat up to the ceiling by
the tail, i'm order that il may witness
| the process of putting things in
order without being In the way. The
music Is delightful.-Gdtc Cfty.
Wendell Phillips says he would
like to strip Horace Greeley and put
him cut upon the prairie, and say to
him Root Hog or Die" and leave
him there to work out his own man
hood on his own theory. Mr.. Gree
ley retorts by saying that it was pref
ty near what happened to him when
boy.
"A young woman at Jefferson>
Vile, Indiana, while out walking
with q young man who had been low
ing her not wisely but too numerous
ly, met q minister, when she turned
to the young man, pulled revolver,
and gave him his choice to marry
her right there or he perforated, ad-
ding that if the minister refused to
perform the ceremony she would
shoot him. The nuptial knot was
tied. No cards.
On a railway in Massachusetts,,
recently, a lady thought she was on
the wrong train, and the conductor
being notified stopped'the train and
hastened to the rear to help the lady
out, as all good conductors will. As
he stood waiting for her to come out
he heard her exclaim by the door,
"Bless me, am all right, only ]
was riding back wards" her seat
having been turned the wrong way.
The young men Of Cincinnati are
becoming greatly interested in the
orphans since the uncle Of a young
and beautiful! girl in the asylum has
died and left her $50, 900.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
The French Republic.

Grave doubts arc EXPRESSED "a to
.l,o ,o,,;,,o,ooo re ,,o Croro, Do.
=,
Hu"'i"' Ai'ei rev 'e"'iS 'h9 N"ei-
lati0r course of the French people
since the breaking out of the war we
$40 ao,,,.i,,o, 40. +Loro j. ,i,.1a
'''9 'o''> '''>' '''''' '".'' ''''''
nope Tor u. K"PuoiIcaillSlh can "i'tS
hone TO exist where every man thinks
and acts for himself We believe
$780,, .,;,, ;,.;.. H.. I'll r,,,u, :.
az"
uFitlihg toward hepuniIcahislh, but
the people must bC educated up to
# Reasons why wn NAV not lool,
r. Wi, D.,,,,;, -,
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no" are lorrloty gwen In the last
number Of ScriJRerS Monthly. 1t
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mere are wv" causes Worhll@
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,t'm XIX inS "a 80 e"uC.'t,'
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&C. ,Loir ,,,'.ftinm thoir ingnnroo
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IF ocf,ir. tTo IosI and tol,iimai tho
conntrv Eocl, IN tho nroinrt or,iar
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in,roriaIisn, and n,ornrcL,, n,n en-
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10 norn,onant IN tI,a cortrory
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
In Search Of His Child.

The Saginaw (Nich.) Courier has
.he following: "a gentleman living
near Toledo, Ohio, was in this city
yesterday after his daughter, who
left home a50nt a month since. The
old gentleman's story is a sad one.
His daughter i a bright girl about
sixteen years Of age, an only child
and the pet Of the family. She had
been kept closely at home until with
in the past year, when she was al
lowed to visit Toledo on several Oc-
casions, in each instance, except one,
with either her father or mother
The last time she failed to return the
same night, and her parents were
very uneasy, but reaching home
early the next morning, her excuse
was readily accepted by her too con-
iding parents. About month
since she said she must go to the city
to make some purchases. She went,
and that was the last time her pa
rents heard of her. At Toledo the
father heard his child vas in rhica-
90, where she was seen in the CON-
pany Of a young man of questions
able character. Thither he went
and remained nearly a week, return
ing to Toledo. From there he went
to Detroit, and arrived in this city
yesterday, going from here to Bay
City in the evening. With the ex-
ception of the statement which came
from Chicago, he has no evidence
! that the girl has turned out bad, and
is determined to find her if his
means are al used up in the search.
He has every reason to believe that
the girl is in the Saginaw Valley,
although she may be known by a
name other than her own. The girl
| is described as Of medium height,
black eyes, black hair inclined to
curl, and bright intelligent face
Wh9n she left home, she was dressed
in plaid dress, and had a bright
red shawl, black hat with white
! feather.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

GOVERNOR MERRILL mas issued q
than ksgiving proclamation which
reads very well, but il is entirely too
! long for the necessities of the case.
There is no use i'm making speech
or sermon in these thanksgiving
announcements. The custom is so
well established now of Observing
these days of thanksgiving that it is
only necessary to have the day
named to secure it's observance. The
Governor of Illinois, following an
old example set by Governor Marcy,
of New York, has issued a model
proclamation on this subject. He
merely names the day to be observed
and then odds: "When thou makest
a feast, call the poor, the MANNED,
the lame, the blind, and thou shalt
be blessed. "-Du6Wq,te Telegraph.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
What lrnmcn Need First.

The women Of this country have
one grief which exceeds all others
| This is not their legal wrongs noI
their political disabilities, nor their
Lack Of educational facilities. It is
! the homPIy matter Of domestic help.
II il iu2nOs-ibIe for the great multi
tude of American housekee pers to
obtain competent and reliable dOmes-
tics. Consequently they are harass-
ed and worn between pm,,Sicni eX-
hPusti0n from Over-wOrki ing thtr1
selves on the one hand, and veXation
from incompetent and Enthusiastically
help on the other, until their burden
il literally greater than they can
bear. The Liberator, whom the
ladies will hail with the greatest
gratitude, will be the one who res
cues them from this 'nsufferable
Londage. Can not the combined
wisdom of the eminent women who
are iaboring So effectively for the en-
reimbursement of their sex, devise
needed relief in this respect; And
are the eminrut ones not in a great
error in seeking first to repair the
wrongs which the oppressed scarcely
feel at ali, because of this more
immediate and palpable suffering
for an hour? And is it not prob
able that IL women could enjoy
the surplus strength and leisure
which adequate relief in their do
mestic affairs would afford, they
would exhibit 81 far greater interest
in the reform of their civil and pOlit-
iral status? Must the sex turn away
from the eloquent Lucretias. alrh
Annas. and Marys, to some KOOp-
nansrhap all unknown to fame, for
the real relief which they chiefly
need? Q famous ladies and reform.
ers bless the families of the land
with some practicable relief from
this intUlerah'e annoyance upon
housekeeping, and we pledge an over
whelming vote, prompted by pure
gratitude, for your favOrite doctrine
Of female suffrage. and all its Sc
vents. chicago Monitor.
If this reform Is commenced, be-
gin at the foundation, and teach the
dOmestics their duty by doing your
duty toward them. Treat them
kindly, and as though they were not
mere slaves to be insulted aud abused
everytime some little trifie gOe :
wrong. We know there is great
want in this direction, but the re-
| form must commence with the house
keepers, and the help will be i'm
| proved as u natural result.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
THE GAZETTE.
CEDAR FAILS, NOVEMBER, II, 1870,
The nesalt Of Tuesday.

Returns from The elections last
Tuesday received thus far, show d
democratic victory in New York, as
usual, though the majority Of 1860 is
diminished. No disturbance occur
red at the polls in New York city.
The city gives Hoffman a majority
Of $4,000. Several hundred arrests
of rcpcaters were made.
Illinois goes largely Republican.
Farwel fs elected in Chicago, by a
handsome majority.
Brown, the Liberal Republican
candidate, is, without a doubt, elect
cd Governor in Missouri.
Minnesota rolls up her usual Re.
publican majority.
Wisconsin goes Republican by
about COCO. Mitchell, Democrat, is
elected to Congress, from the Nil
waukca District.
The Democratic Governor is elect
cd in Tennessee. Returns are not
sufficiently complete to give full de-
tails of the result.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

THE Council Bluffs NonpdreH an
nounces the appointment of Col. J.
II. Keatley as Deputy Assessor of
Internal Revenue, pice DR.. s, II.
Craig, resigned. His district ems
braces Pottawattamie an,a. Cass coun-
ties. This is a good thing Tor the
county, though not as good one for
the Colonel as his services and abili-
ty meritcd -Syate Register.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

A FAILURE.-The Cincinnati pa
pers admit themselves, that the Cap
ital removing convention i'm that
city last week, was stupendOus
farce. Reavis. and the rivalries grow
ing out of contending points. were
too much for it.-OttunlUd Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

WFiGLES Il the best ard finest now In the
W market. being free from all mineral acid. or
any "hr po'roro3s ingredil Mt, and will prescrrs
pickles t"r yrars. Factory. No. IS9 and 1871 80
Canal Street. Chicago III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
Juice from the Press.

, ting 10 Congress-"
1T is announced that mn Indiana
town has "Pop-the-questi0n Ave-
nue." II is blocked up with old
maids all the time.
Wien Montana man gets to
"hankering after office right smart
they elect him Sheriff, and he lives
just two days.
Mr.. Kidd and Miss IIinl were
married in a Virginia town the other
day. They expect TO live with the
goats in their old age.
Atlanta has now a pair Of fowls
said TO be cross between a turkey
and guinea hen, 1t is probably a
"shanglri" rooster.
The Emperor Napoleon is want
ing a warmer climate. he is in a
fair way to find Que, sooner Ierhar:
than he anticipates.
An observing localizer says they
toll bell in Winchester, Indiana,
every half hour, as q signal for the
inhabitants to take their quinine.
A farmer in Wapello county
wants to sell his sorghum mill. Four
| members of his family have been
ground up in it inside Of three years,
and the supply is running short.
The Burlington Gazette says
Palmer was behind his ticket in the
Fifth District. His majority shows
that ne must have been be-
| hind il somewhere or whereabouts.
A gentleman taking his morning
walk on the Fitchburg railroad track
thought he felt something touch him
! from behind, The CORNERS inquest
| decided that it was locomotive.
"A man in Michigan snapped his
| horse for n wife. 4 bachelor ac-
quaintance said he bet there was
something wrong with the horse or
his owner would never have fooled
| it away in that manner.
T,o,o.o r, ~ puolro
marked that his experience CON
WINGED him that mans wife was
his best lawyer. They make good
pleaders on financial questions.
~,
- o 10
old, who has survived seven wives,
having lost his last one about sixty
years ago, and now wants to marry
again.
m ,r,u,,,,u g,..,,, .o,.-oes,h
.on;,'Sn ,,',,o a,aa-, ,,,'ij ,Sa,,,r an1;.
,N.,,. .'r , Hl,
horse 50 severely that his life was
Josroi,ed of soI 1oaso, tn the
i.',
Io"''Sh'
.lort ,l,o ,,,,cost ia o,.or bro,t
A''"' wv ''' eS7' ''0
! ont - gong the ROUNDS OF the press
to the effect that Judge Mckibben,
of Iowa slenrs only one hDur n dov
o,d for fr,oa, rnn,,s d,r.ro tho
anu '0' ''''Ie" i''"''','S "'' MS VIC
~,
''' ''l'' 80 n 90, '''''','
,"' HIS "' ''''' = ~ N,,''' an" a. !"
envy ,""S u, It ""', lac i"'I ""S
>''''' '''' ''','l'9' 0'''''''''''S' N"o'
was S''"' anu 'oi1"C was i''' IL WAS
"'''e' ~ W '7''o' Ai"'' N"''''
The editor Of an exchange duns
his delinquent patrons rs follows:
"a man might as well try to quench
! the phOsphOrescent cmanati0ns from
VIZ YOU '"u " . 80 '''',''' : Jug "1''
~, , 49,, : 49, 90 ~ '. , " - ~
',"''N' ' ''''
A thrifty grape grower, near
','" HTNS, 80 l ,"hmu ''"' a S',i'e VI
rprtitiously helm themselves 10 the
| tempting fruit, in spite Of his utmost
watchtuihGsS. A|ariGlouS ingenuity
"unn nv" ,,r p" JG Int of ,rnn1 ordor
ed the girls to chew that while at
work. and deducted the price of it
from 'helF "oEk'
The Dubuque Times NAV be held
responsible for the following: Just
before George Francis Train left Cal
ifornia for Europe, cat, not know
ing who he was, got into his bed
room and tried to suck his breath.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

POSTPONED. The woman sufTrag-
lists postponed their convention
which was to have come off at Des
Moines on the 18th inst, for want of
enthusiasm. The temperature Of
Iowa is just now rather frigid in that
direction.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
EEa@tCrIa Trade.
Hose Rsanufa cturer.
Egarhle ard sfone Mnrks

CREER. SAMUEL Y, Manufacturer and Del.
~ Gr in Fire Apparatus, Hose. Coupling Pipes.
an Noz%i', $50 North Street, Philadelphia Is.
tGblished in 1871.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
u z 8 y 9
Wine OF Life.


Warmers EnmeRa@ogue IL the only
article known 10 cure thr whites. lit viii cure IN
every Ca-e) Whore II the family II WI ca lh.s
imn6rtant medicine j. not wanted? Mothers. this
il the greatest blessing ever offered You. and you
should Immediately procure It. II Is also sure
cure for Female Irregularities. and may he de-
npnded uDOn i'm every case Wnerr the monthly
Fow has been obstructed through cold or disease.
Sold by druggists. Price On" Dollar. or sent by
mail on recent of Que Dollar and Il q I"rt.r.
Eils.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

A full line of Ladies, Misses and
ChilGren's Serge, Caters, Balmorals
&c, at Trowbridge's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
Chicago rE'Fa1c.
Feathers.


EpEOWNS0N, HAYDEN & Co.. Spcciqltirs -
4 , above. Washington and Grays Cnn4r, al.l
6 ~ Nh.rts. Sea. is, Bows and Ties 53 N ch,.an
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

| StOWEN. P l.. & co Manufacturers and l}asI.
~ erS In ~ kinds Of Marble aud Crsrite - ark
IN 10 ~ y. Natc. ST, COT Of C1aIk, lUace, is
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

A thrifty grape grower, near
Sandusky, Oliss found that some of
tho pickers he employed would su
rprtitiOusly help themselves 10 the
tempting fruit, in spite Of his utmost
watchfulncss. A-aricious ingenuity
WAS not to be bailied, however. The
owner provided lot Of gum. order
ed the girls to Chew that while at
work. and deducted the price of it
from their work.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
F7i''i1ery & Fcrcy Goods.
asarbIe aaantles ard monuYonts

FHi~KE. D. u eco. 3 4 - Lake Street, Ch,.
GO Ai'i'ntrv. Fuzzy Goods and IsQ -
lurn'. hing. at y Go,esaI"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11
Joyes 8 stratton's Dry Hop Yoast.

The only Yeast now used in Chicago It makes
LIGHTER. winter and sW"rt"r than any other. For
sale It an groceries Factory, G5 i 20 Dearborn
ST.. CHICAGO ILL.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-11

The Dubuque T5a1cS may be held
responsible for the following "Jpst
before George Francis Train left Cal.
ifornia for Europe, cat, not know,
ing who he was, got into his bed
room and tried to suck his breath
That was the last of that cat. II
swelled like q balloon and finally
died of flatulence. Train never
walked up nor felt the loss in the
least.