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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

VIZ hud the following in the
Washington Geographic cores
pondence of the Louisville Courier
Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9-lt appears
that two members of the Missis-
sippi delegation elect TO the House
cannot take the test oath, a fact not
known in Congress till after the
bill 10 admit the Stale had passed
both both branches. The delega-
ton thereupOn suddenly let the
fact out, and, on being informed
that there was no modified oath
that they could take, they have
been yesterday and to-day appeal
ing TO the President to withhold
his signature to the bill until an
other one can be rushed through
removing the political disabilities
Of those disfranchised. The col.
ored Senator, Revels, headed the
delegation to-day, but the President
did not seem to think any diff
ference If he signed the bill. Il
was a matter which belonged sole
ly TO the House Of Representatives
He will probably notify Congress
on Monday that he will sign th'
bill.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

The Washington correspondent
of the New York World In his let
ter Of the 10th says as soon as the
Mississippi bill shall be passed
there will probably arise an inter-
esting personal question touching
the admission as Senator's Of Rev
els, negro, and Ames, the military
satrap, by whose bayOnets the State
was carried for the Republicans
and his own election TO the Senate
effected. The proceeding Is regard
ed by Democrats as q gross out
rage and q holder step towards
military despotlsm than even the
election Of the negro Revels. 1t Il
still probable that there will be OBJ
lection to the swearing in Of these
persons, and that their papers viii
be referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee, 1t is objected to Ames tina
he was never q citizen Of Missis
sippi, but merely an army Office.
there ON duty thathe got and tina
he yet retains his commission an'
will continue 10 retain It, quittinl
the State in case his admission
refused.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

BosToN, has q cooperative
kitchen, from which, for a very
reasonable consideration, all sorts
Of cooked food are furnished to
families, at regular meal times, in
large or small quantities. The
ability ofthe kitchen enables the
proprietors to supply 200 gallons
of soups and 300 pounds Of solids
Of all kinds, every ten hours. A
dinner can be ordered and eaten
warm at any reasonable distance
from the kitchen.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

A servant woman near Troy,
who was in the habit Of piliering
from her employers Of liquors in
the cellar, went as usual for her
''smile," the other morning, and
took q hearty swig from q small
demBOhn Of what she supposed to
be whisky. 1t was bed-bug pois'
on, however, and it killed thu
poor woman after imposing sever
al days suffering upon her. 1t II
supposed that her life would hav'
been saved by timely remedies, ha'
she not been ashamed to COMES
what had happened.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
rae OTTIzENs, mER rINo

There was no meeting Of this
Society last week, but tonight
many subjects Of grave importance
are expected to be brought up for
action.
Again we say let not too much
talking be done. This Association
is not a debating society, but was
instituted for action, for the doing
Of a good and necessary work, the
improvement and prosperity Of our
city.
The immigration movement, the
Capital removal, the Paving ofour
Streets, the Building Association,
and other important %subjeCts will
engage attention, and we hope to
see work done in regard to some
or all Of them. The foolish fear
that is shown regarding the discus-
sion of the "Cut or" question, e
without foundation. Let the mat
tor be discussed fully, when Il can
properly come up. II there Ia dan
ger Of such . "cut of" let us know
It Of once; II there % none, let u
know that too, and 90 much Til
better.
Sensible men differ on the CUES
ton, therefore let US thoroughly
slit the matter BY q. scientific IN
vestigatiOR at The earliest practica
Bile moment which, % the Fiveri
falling, may not be far hence.
Tho State now bslng admitted
the Legislature viii meet In q feV
days, and unless those inteFeste
in the material interests Of Vickl
burg attend and unite Ia thes
meetings We will be- unable to OBJ
tain concert Of action In favor Q
enterprises upon which the pros
perity Of ell who now, or heFeaite
propose 10, reside In VicksbuE
depends. Competing points 81
: alive, combining and uhiting-a
going around, none through, Wick
burg. Memphis and New OrleaI
o will both reach Marshall, Texa
before VlCkSburg property holder
are awake. ST. Louis and Nc
o Orleans will reach Jackson by col
| nections outside Of Vicksbur
i Delta, La, now cOmpetes and vi
IS soon connect with the only rallroi
d we have at point three miles b
low Vicksburg.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

prosequl" Yet this very man.
Blodqett, was forced in Washing
ton City the other dag before the
Election COMMITTEES, 10 admit that
this charge Of perjury and the ovi-
'aoncc furnished, was BY men Of The
highest responsibility and cred
lbillty.n Go from there %
South Carolina and see in
what recklessnoss railroad
and State bonds Of every kind
have been issued In fabulous sums ;
how, also, old claims against the
State have been bought up for 3
cong and then allowed and war
rants ordered drawn by the Radi-
cal Legislature. It was but the
other day that an old claim for
several hundred thousand dollars
which had been years ago repudi
ated, was bought up by Governor
Scott and q bill introduced In the
Legislature to provide for the
payment. The claim was rejected
by a large majority. The very
next day it came up again ant
was passed by q larger majority
Deny, who can, that there wa
corruption there. One Of thes'
, Radical Congressman is about be
ing expelled from Congress 70
selling army and navy %cadetships
I This is but a run through Of q fe'
. of the most prominent. What
I volume, or series of volumes
could be written Of the crime an
corruption, If the whole tribe wa
1 taken under consideration.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

ExrRAoRDINARY.---Th Wash.
ington correspondent Of the New
York World, describing one oil
Grants State dinners, says the
table service is the same that has
been used for the last ten years
Of which but few pieces have are
missing, and the spoons generally
, count out right. This is unaC.
countable, when it will be remem
bered that Butler has been one o.
the guests Of the PresidentSquit'
often.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

GENERAL HERNAEE LIEB has just
returned to the city from q trip
through the eastern portion Of the
State over tho Vicksburg and Me-
ridian railroad, lie made this
tour with n view Of examining tho
lands to discover their character,
productive qualities and. price. He
states that he is highly delighted
with what no has seen, and repre-
sents that It Is the district in his
opinion in which TO settle foreign
ers. He finds the lands sufficient
" productive, suitable for the pro-
dnction of many profitable agricul'
taral products, convenient to mar
ket, the climate agreeable, the dis
trIct healthy, the water good, aut
in fact he saw nothing to which L
object and much to commend. iii
plan Is to introduce permanent set
tiers who will buy the lands. l
the land eau be procured at sufii
GENTLY reasonable rates he wi
begin at once the introduction an
settling Of q German colony alonI
the line Of the railroad. He pre-
fers selecting these localities as a
experimental scheme, thinkin
them healthier than the alluyii
districts. He is fearful that II thes
immigrants were introduced
once into the swamp lands,th sicl
ness Incidental to acclimatizatio
would BIO such as to impede u
project and he therefore prefers Il
more healthy districts In this Il
incipiency Of the project.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
%RREvITIEs.

Mrs. General Williams, formerly
Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas, has pre-
sented her llege lord with an heir
Of the male persuasion.
1t has been decided that Prince
Pierre BOnaparte shall be tried be-
fore the High Court Of Justice on
the charge Of hOmOCide through
imprudence.
The only hearse In the town Of
Pennington, Conn, has been turn
ed into a milk cart, thers being no
legitimate business for II.
The statement that Bishop Quin-
tard, of Tennessee, has gone over
to Rome. Ii literary true. The
towns in Georgia and be visited Il
to recruit his health.
Hsdji AthanaSSi, an ancient
Of one hundred and twenty-five
years, lately died ct VOurla, In
Smyrna. He retained all his fac
ultles 10 the last. he lived upon
Ash and vegetables, apd tasted
meats only 1t Easter.
In Scotland, the AthOl forest
covering $1,000 acres, contains 90
600 deer.
A Chicago justice has aned Ma
poleon BOuapartS SIS for beating
his wife.
A Lynchburg (Va.0 paper an
neunces that every man In that 70
/, gion .is either running for Office
suing for debt or being sued for tn
, same. Business Is consequent,
. dull.
!, London correspondents Of th
German papers say that there vii
soon be a scandalOus trial In tha
! city, in which the. Prince Of Vale
. will play a very conspicuous an
d unenviable part.
The cliffs Of the Cumberlan
c river, in Kentucky, ore swarmin
9 with robins. One rOost Is thru
Il miles long. They can be pickC
of the bushes by hundreds, an
&c persons come q distance Of ten mil
ii to fill their baskets with them.
n Petrusct, the lion-killer, a gia
3. in form aud strength, Is one Of d
Is Curiosities Of Paris. He has
W chamber carpeted with the skins
G. lions slain in Algeria, and Civ
,g recherche dinners thereon. I
gun can hardly be lifted by au
pinary man.
Cincinnati proposes TO ann
sufficient Of the suburbs to ma
he it q city Of forty-tWo square mil
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
THE WEEKLY HERALD


THE Mississippi Bill was taken
up on The i'm, when, as We learn
rom our exchanges, Mr.. Fowler,
Of Tennessee, took the floor and
defended the equality Of the States
and repudiatsd Tie assumption by
Congress Of any right to invade a
State and psuFp its reserved rights
never granted to the federal gov
eFnment, or State. He believed
he exercise Of unwaFranted legis-
latlve power would result in the
destruction Of public liberty.
The bill was further discussed
by Messrs. Sawyer, Warner,
Thayer and Trumbull in favor Of
the amendments, and by Messrs.
Sumner, Drake and Cameron In
opposition. At the conclusion Of
Mr.. TrumbulI's remarks the Sen
ate proceeded to vote upon the
pending amendments and the bill.
Mr.. Willey's amendment to re-
peal the conditions in the Virgins
bill was defeated by yeas 49, nays
90.
A vote was then taken upon thu
amendment of the Senate commit
tee to strike out Of the bill all con
iitlons and simply declare thu
States entitled to representation
which was voted down-yeas q
nays 80.
The bill was then read a thirl
time and passed by a party vote o
yeas so, nays IL.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26


r#E HtHIH
IA Hstflafe - sfs sos 8fHs
.ran 8 Weln@ta rssalHa
vas aaassa 0aegina fa confalu
and sauars tof6e stats iar ta
Of The LagialaluFe ara nnblle 81
oes, end il This oaef Wa not
cspisd, Offering q sabaeFibe, % ~
half n ne county $4,000 II tie
clty Subscribed d llkd smoani 70
dsfray he expense Of he tsmoval
Fof the CaplsaI % this city.
This aollon looks IKE bnsiaes
ana we command tie disposition
shown by The Board o. Police p
this matter. Bet re say DO not les
this matter drop here. A heavily
e. our cliizpns are taxed, vseanaoi
but believe they viii eheeFfalIy
submit TO still further exaclions,
when Il q for % worthy ) purpose
as making this the Capital, . L q
the chlefest city, OF our State.
The wealth and adgantages thai
will AOw from auch An accomplish
ment are too great and too apparent
not 70 OYeFbAlance al other CON
slderatiOns.
Let no pause be made In thil
matter until the desired end e &C
complished, and It will be accom-
plished, or II we fail, the fault vii
rest upon ourselves, upon thosI
who have the management and con
troll Of this affair.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
Thai Dor-rhe REJECTED Pup.

"Mack" the sprightly correspond.
ent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, de-
tails in the following interesting
manner another chapter in the his
tory of the Cleveland dog which
was sent to President Grant, and
which because tho donor had failed
pay the express charges, Grant re-
fused to accept.
"Mack" s0ys:
"Just as / was scratching my
head for epistolary discourse this
morning, a friend came along with
a face full Of smiles, and said he,
did you hear about that dcgT
What dog2" said |, thinking that
perhaps another pointer, or per-
chance a terrier, had been sent to
His Excellency. "Why, that same
dog that was sent to the President
from Cleveland" l replied that
| the last l had heard Of that unfor-
| tunate animal, that his tale hung
suspended between Barnum and
Bologna, aud 1t was a question
whether he should adOrn q museum
or be converted into sausages. But
my friend Immediately said | was
. mistaken.
It was very true that the Presi'
II dent had concluded at first not t.
a receive the pointer, and had senI
him summaFily from his presence
But since then one Of his confiden'
1t eial advisers, who was an experience
# ed dog fancier, had called on hin
- and set forth the praises Of thu
:. Cleveland contribution In glowinl
terms-lOld him that 1t was an i'm
ported animal, worth one hun
70 dred dollars, and that II was a grea
81 mistake not to accept him further
n moro that the express charge o
lg ten dollars was an error, all tn
I'd cost Of transportation having bee
er prepaid In full.
On Tho Presidents c%ountenance wa
a. instantly OveFcharged with tn
gloom of a conscious blunder; h
be saw at u glance that he had acte
D. hastily 10 not receiving the dog
aud his first inquiry on recOverin
VI his self-pOsesSiOn was as to how b
err could retrieve that false step. I'll
nj dog was now the property OF
colorcd citizen, and the occupant
an inverted dry goods boy In
yard adjoining the White Hout
m. grounds. The President directC
Dent to proceed thither and negt
no tate, II possible, for the surrend,
,ck Of the animal on payment of cost
T., Gut tho colored citizen, who
10 said 10 be an excellent judge
es, dogs, was not easily persuaded in
RS. this arrangement and at last o
-, counts he aud Dent were discussiI
'ul' the matter in an animated and e
i'm cited style of language. But DE
oto was evidently getting the worst
it."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

A damselin Jasper county, Ind,
who had no notion Of being cone
more unfortunate" armed herself
waha revolver, and rode on horse
back twenty miles, to where her
betrayer was ChOpplng wood, all
alone, in a forest. He married her
that night,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

A BUTCHER in Troy has been ex-
amined for selling the flesh Of an
animal that had q cancerous sore
under the jaw, six inches in size,
and discharglhg pns and blood
from two places. Tho magistrate
before whom tho prisoner was ex'
amlned had made tour meals from
a portion Of this meat. "Phansy
his feelinkslP
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

In q case recently on trial In
Maine, a witness incidentally stat
cd that there were three posts IN
his hog yard. Being asked what
they were for, he replied with some
hesitation, that his three children
were buried there.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

Florida has seven million Of acres
Of land adapted to the growth Of
coffee, and the best Of the land Is
said to DO South Of Tampa.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

April 18th.
The Doctor treats all diseases, in
all their various forms and stages,
without the use Of CalOmel or mer-
curry in any form. slrychnIne, arse
mic, or any poisonous substances
Whatever, his remedies being COM
pounded BY himself, and composed
entirely OfrOots, herbs, barkgsseeds
&c., purely vegetable, highly elac-
trical ; remedies that do net weaken
or debllltAts Tie system In the least
but strengthen, vitalize, and ylgor'
ate, neither DO they prevent th'
patient from attending TO his o.
her tvery day business.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

An indianapolis papeF tells q 3
man who reproved bic wife With 40.
axo-handle.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

A Conscientlns gambler In Chi.
cage gives ten per cent. Of bis
plumber to an orphan asylum.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

70 anN hoE ahaa ona af 4aHsa presses and 0
'fEHEII ouaNtif# IS "FIH"#H W4sNEfail He
HaHH Na4 IS aaNE49 % IN.
eifa1Heu. No4saE8 ne ~ EH8Bo -
Presses aeaa 81
IHN descriptive WuEINHtNN MTEnlNW win
tyres, hnrAafa ANf#. a#A Ata 81 u.
WOODS. RrenAir41r 50 FEDERAL a1EeaA
Bestpa. 2asS bl1sWaa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
From 5 to Q p. M,

If tho Doctor is not otherwise en-
gagged. Once hours from 8 O'Clock
in the morning to O. o'clock in the
evening. On Sundays from 8 to
u in the morning, and from ? to
9 in the evening. For further In
formation see circulars, with q
large number of recommendation
distributed at the dwelling houses
in the city and vicinity, and which
also can be obtained at bis rooms
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26


IHH G
MED1cAL E~LECINzrEt
asir RhHaio
|~C0NoUEaoR OF DisEk
Who haa aII tie aflaeIn
eiaes 4 iha Nesih snsa euiiafh
Eastern, nd 50 STATE
Ana mot with 81 td
snceass ii the sraatne
eli diaaaesas but more
especially lh0sa of
ehsoaIe nature e 81
long sisadlng and
which have tailed
theaklllof al ota.
e. physirlAnss vii
(Proyldsnea per-
hitting profess
L. 4 sl0nAllg yisit
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

From Monday. Marck alst. % TdOsday'
April 18th.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

1FHHE4ea Hates
Hirtlo e A4 . AtA1A. e44laeea
On tue et1H day e Nse1HH4Hs A. ID.
49, By a. ". NeefinE. 10 Secure iA8 HaY-
meai Of cerfz1 rc1Aczf nel& Nffala
eel b the hie44l 1I11aE. - easA, "a Hen-
day the A5th Gag cf HnE1As lAtN sAa4 tract
or parcel or Ea1H 4ilHeIoa N TIE cItT Of
VieksbnrR. eManlv known aa The "CAas
TLR,n ConlnInIn4 sHtt1n and eiahlE.fear
hundrcdthB acres and deHeflkA HsF4srua
Heading, dated IRE ntth dAy a. naeambaE
ID aa 10 NhleA reseFGaee Is mas.
SAID sale viii be MAIDS on tho pfoAisoa.
sailing - TfutHHti 4 40 not warrant tho
title 10 said property though ! believe tie
same % be reriect
rahrnnrr a laAlmaIm-
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

1AhAASbAeAA
Paid 10 Diseases II as
AND : 4 4.
The Doctor has visited many Of
the cities two, three end four Times
over, and has successfully treated
more than LOO peruons IN the
states Of Georgia and Alabama
alone, and more than $500. Il we
include Kentucky and TennesseeI
and more than AGO. including
North and South CarOlina, very
many Of whom were pronounced
iucurable BY their attending phyai-
clans, and given up 10 die, but who
to-day, thank God, are still In the
land Of the living, and In the enjoy
meut Of perfect health, pursuing
their accustomed avOoatious. The
Doctor does not make these state
msnts because he considers himself
moro Skillful than those other physl-
clans but simply because he sincere
" believes that the remedies which
he employs viii prove silaoiOus and
more completely adapted to the
treatment Of diseases, especially
those Of a chronic nature. Afhict
cd, read carefully-consider. seri
Ously, and unprejudicially, and &c
! Immediately. Call at once at hl
: room, as the Doctor charges moth
0 ing for advice. The doctor furu
| ishes oil the necessary remedies
once to remove the complain
thoroughly and permanently at
= very reasonable price. The Do
tor, If he can cure You, or even be-
e eft you, will tell You so, but If
IS cannot, he viii so inform you, o.
10 will not take your case in hand.
!. Patients visited at thei
a Own Houses,
Il From 8 to o D. M,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

HHTHEHA nAnHOWa Gardea
wv W~heelbarffHg. RaiiFoAd Whoelhars
rows, Picks, Haitscks5 ahoTol8 ana Spades
nSsa LIS RfCHAipsoz ) co.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

UMP TUBING AID CHAM
ieio-d&w LIB HieHARnsoN $50.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
Own Houses,

Patients visited at theii
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
VICKSBURG. Mss
BATON RoUGE......
NEW

From saturday, March lslh, o saiurl
March 18th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

THE MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER for Decem-
Der. New York: American News Company,
12l Nassau street. 81. so q year.
There 10 NO other publication that gives s1eh
valuable Information, with such splsndia illus
trations, a. the Manufacturer and Builder.
All books, &C., noticed above for sale at the
bookstore of Osman & Hspeman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

steward, .'but what Of that? Hasn't fellow .
right to embrace his wife?" That's just VIVA
want you to run him out for replied the stran
ger, dancing around, "That's my WIFE, and ~,
stood it 80 long that I've got mad"
"A butcher and school director had a figh,
in the streets of Gardner lately, and the city
marshal stood by to see fair play" says the Gard
ner Journal.
The latest amusement at weddings is betting
among the audience as to whether the groom will
kiss the bride or not. Kid gloves are won and
lost in reckless profusion. Refined. isn't j.?
Agassiz says it is tolerably we'll ascertained
that within the last 100000 or 100000 years
strip of the coast, varying from five to ten OF
*welve miles in width, has been worn away from
Cape Hatteras to the British provinces. Ii the
process is to 50 for the next two or three hun.
dred thousand years, the situation will become
unpleasant for those who live five or ten miles
from the present coast line.
Ben Butler may az we'll withdraw from the
scenes Of active life. We copy the following
from that lively paper, the Spensku Amerikan
naTen:
Diet ar klart att gen. Buffers uppgift som
congressman skall bliva att soka geno mdrifvs
dessa sina infor allmanheten utsalade assigter.
Butler may DO ''som congressman" but it can.
not be possible that he will ever hold up his head
again.-4Muskegon Enterprise.
A Rocky Mountain paper, noting the inven.
ton, by Chicago man, of process by which q
dead body can be pe.rifed as hard as stone
Ia 30
troops on the frontier, where he could drive 6
pretty good business in petrifying Indians and
selling them for tobacco signs"
A gentleman at Rutherfordton, N. c., had his
Sunday suit stolen. and was obliged to 90 tc
church next Sunday with his overalls on. A
colored brother exhorted the man to "Come &c
Jesus" with such fervor that he looked the col
ored man over he seemed SO good, and pious, and
all that. He examined so close that he found
the colored brother had on his missing suit of
clothes In the language of the illustrious poet,
"Some pork will bile So"
A passenger on the Ohio railroad was aroused
from serene slumber the other night by the
footing of the whistle, and exclaimed, "The car,
have caught up with those cattle again"
An editor down east thus speaks of hi, con.
temporary: HE is too lazy to earn meal
and too mean to enjoy one. He was never kno WI
to be generous but once, and that was when h,
gave the itch to his apprentice. So much for hi.
goodness OF heart. OF his industry, the public
may the better judge when We state that the only
day ne ever worked WAS the day he mistook cas-
ter oil for honey"