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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
ALLEGED Interview with Bismarck.

The London Dolly Telegraph prints an ac-
count of fresh interview which its correspond
ent is represented TO have had with Chancellor
Bismarck. We except thereirOm a part of the
conversation. "Prince," said the correspondent,
81 need not tell you that all Europe has its
eyes on Gastein, and is eager to know what
people do there" "People battle there and take
care of their health "Et apreS?" ayes! Et
dpreS! V0us etes t0ljOurS CONNIE ca Well, |
will tell you. The king" lit Is always, | OBJ
serve, with NJ. de Bismarck, "the king") "and
myself have really come for the baths; but were
only too glad to receive the Austrian officials
and to assure them OF our best consideration.
With Austria we had no quarrel, even when she
began her ul-ldyised war in 1866 We beat her,
and let her off with the paltry ransom Of two
millions. All is forgotten and forgiven, and
we have so many interests in common that we
must be friends. As such we receive and are
received here. With the Austrans we always
wish to be friends; with the French we never
were and never can be friends" 81 wonder if
you, prince, know how utterly you have beaten
the French yet how bitterly they hate you, and
how they believe they can efficiently attack you
very shortly" Neither their people nor their
papers will leave us in ignorance of those facts.
But if they prove, as they are trying to prove,
that they are not enough beaten, we will do it at
once. In fact, there is a question, even to-day,
OF our sending more troops into their territory.
They are numbering our men now in some of the
provinces, and protect ourselves we can and
WILL France, proceeded the prince, lis al
ways asking for time for payment and other
concessions from u.s. and if we ask for any
thing the answer is No Instructions They
have not a man, political, civil or military, and
they know nothing" We alluded to Italy.
France, according to the great statesman, made
mistakes in the Crimean, the Italian, and the
Mexican wars. "To allow the unity of Italy
was as great an error as to submit to the unity
Of Germany" "But, prince, it has well served
you, especially at present. If Theirs offends
any Italian sympathy? ?" "Why, he drives
Italy into our arms" "But she is there al
ready" "Umph!" l then spoke of Russia
NJ de Bismarck utterly confideS in the good
faith of the present emperor: "a man of good
works, who has not yet completed them-nota-
bly, the railway system; man OF peace, essen
TALLY of peace. Russia, too, is so vast coun-
try that further extension OF it will weaken it.
Yet the railways are the point" $50, prince
Russia must fall back on her centre or extend
her skirmishers-at any rate, must do some
thing. France would buy any alliance at any
price. She is in the fifty per cent. category, and
hear that it is coming. In London Russian
grand dukes have spoken strongly of the flu
ture which Europe must fear" ga! | compre-
bend. But the heir to a throne is never the
same man when he gets on the throne, and the
grand dukes are echoes without original sound"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

THE FESTIVAL OF JUGGERNAUT. - Before
closing my letter should like to give you few
notes Of a critical visit which | paid this week
to the great god Juggernaut on the occasion of
the drawing OF his car to the temple of his good
friend and annual gossip, Rachabullbub. These
festivities are often so unfairly represented with
so many articles for sale, and wonderfully cheap
TO the man or woman who knew how to buy
Children had their merry-go-rounds, grown-up
people "cheap-iacks' Indianized; little groups
of friends squatted together after the manner in
Hyde park after review, or at Epson before
the event of the day, only here the food was
merely parched rice, with a few Sweetmeats and
the drink water Ii had had to gauge Hindoo
morality by the festival at Juggernaut, would
have rated it very much higher than many of
our missionaries do. OF course there is the
god, always ugly, an utter absence of worship,
and an abundance of amusement; Only-will
you believe it?-with readings from the great
poem of Valmiki nearly always forming one of
the chief features of fun. Fancy Milton read as
part of the fun of an English fairl | scarcely
ever saw Hindoo turn round in the street to
look after a woman, native or fictitious cooring,
that think ] may give you this little sketch as
an illustration OF real fact in connection with
one Of the oldest of Hindoo institutions, and
with the morality of the Hindoos, went as a
critic purely, prepared, if anything, to be dis
gustcd. saw almost the exact counterpart of
an English fair, with the exception of an entire
absence of drinking booths, and "people in
drink" The drawing OF tie car is a mere mat
ter of half an hour when the roads are hard:
the mela, or far, will last all the week, at the
end of which the god will return TO his habita-
ton, etc. Well, did not see a semblance of i'm
morality. The road was lined with huts for two
miles Il refer to a preliminary proceeding of
a festival a week ago., and it was crowded with
people. All manner of otherwise You could
not say that of London after dusk The great
curse of the nation is caste; if that were broken,
and women placed on the right footing as the
equal Of men, | should not be surprised if the
Hindoos sent over missionaries to England to
convince us that they are more moral than our.
selVes.-Cdlcutta Cor London Times.
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TIE Roar Of Cannon

lie Roar OF Cannon
across the Atlantic affects not Uncle Samuel He attends
to his toilet usual Spying few gray hairs on his
venerable cdpat what does he do? He resorts at once
to the only article orts kind IN the wide world which is
at the same time see and perfect in other words to
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guaranteed harmless by Prof Chiffon and other dis
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AS a dressing after dyelng, use
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW hoRk, Sept. l4.-Cotton firm and in fair demand.
~ Et9l bales mddling upands 2lHc. Four-sales
~ t1te anu western hrmer, with light supply;
STATE SSes g y ohio $3.50 q 1856 western 81 80 "a 7i5
5 Uei so;So y ~ Wheat shade irner sales 1876 GOD
s eT [cu a We5er s' e. 5s Corn active and rmer
hrmer; Ohio and western 5lh a 55c PORK more acye
new mess SlaJ1 g 1850; prime SO a slO25 Lard
0Wef NV y VIC Butter dull Ohio 10 q 2Oci state is q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

[FrOm DR.. Wheeler, of Spencer, Massl
Worcester, Mass, Sept. I, 1871
1 certify that Dr. Kimbel has removed a painful
bunon for my WIFE and for myself without pain
or the appearance of blood. have pleasure in
mending him.
E. NJ. WHEELER, NJ. D..
From the editor of Worcester Palladium, Worcester,
Mass.
Sept I'd, 1871.
DIR Kmbe now at the Bay State House, has removed
several very for myself and wife, without The
least pain to either of us, with apparent hope per-
manent cure. j. E. TUCKER.
From Geo. Thral proprietor of the Bay State House:
This certifes that DR.. Kimbel has operated upon my
feet also upon my child four years Old for and
ingrowing mails, to my entire satisfaction The opera
lions attended with pain whatever, either by
my child or myself and cheerfuliy recommend him as
a skilllu operator. GEO. THRALL.
Aug. 81, 1871.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

Money rather active, but the projected lock
up Of currency does not meet with much success loans
being rarely made above per cent Exchange was
rme in consequences of the Increased sale OF gold hut
advance in rates established Stocks were gener-
ally heavy and dull all day, though closing seadier The
tomorrow with the hope Of heavy payments to the treas
STOCK to sell out and prevented any extensive specua-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

2sc Whiskey steady; western free SIZE Rice quiet;
Carolina s'a a 9'se Sugar easier; Muscoyado s9@9.e
Is @ he Spirits turpentne hrm at 30 q 56hc. Resin
crude g? g Sg az a. o TaoW sead y rsqsss
s sSa' '''''' i'Al'' - Nv '''' ''''P' ~ ." "
Wheat stronger and IRREGULAR No2 spring Liza Corn
active and higher No mixed 47Ac, Oats flrmer; No
ar No spring 62Ec. High wines steady at ssIc Pork
sl275 a sl5. Lard sA "a &C.. Bacon-clear sides SIC,
Live hogs active S4lU a 1885, Cattle active S2256D
&c. Recoips4OOO bbls flour, 100000 bush wheat $4,000
bush 6s O bush oats SSS 5Is9 rye a. SS bush
wheat 5iQOO bush corn, G4OOO bush oats, 1900 bush
CIacINNATI. Sept n.-Pork steady, with moderate
demand at $3.50, Lard steady at Sc. Bulk meats firm;
clear Bacon-demand light; shoulders 81 q 6c; sides
n a. IN Live hogs higher, at S445 a 4sO Cattle de-
market WhsEeyIdcmsnd good at Soc ''p'N''
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. li-Cotton firm; mlddings l94c.
WORCESTER RETAIL PRICE CURRENT-sept H.
brands "a sP a. sOS SEA- d9 g
q $40 sgperiinn ne; 500 g g 500 ~ 40 ,., s,os
bush IS @ Soc Common meal b lS5 lbs si,76 q sl,s6;
ss ga 5yf S aed so g. mdss e: s Bue *
wheat sl.25 % bush. Buckwheat Flour &c q H.
PROYlSIONS-Beef, roast pieces, u ID % a SOC;
steaks rump @ SOC; round e a 25ci corned Y @ lse;
q p. Lard d n 4 a Isc trPe % ID i2cJ salt pork p is
a. lSc; fresh pork q zoe; hams whole, q ID = q lSei
a c sage 25c eggs u doz 50 a 36c meats tongues 25c
q ID butter hrkin "a % SEC lump A a. 45o; cheeseS} b
&c ~ n sage Cheese iec Il H. Chickens 81 a. s5e n B
IanI 10 IA $40 ~ X pi1eons - ~ d., " w 0 u ~
RonfyCFHeanS 75ta100c a necp Pickles eO75c ~
gailoD Potatoes new SIC al e. pPech cSmn,oU - "
H. S9uSshet AZ a. n BeetS a "a neek Sarrsos &c X
bunch. Pumpkins each. Sweet potatoes &C q n.
Radishes &C q bunch Onions u bunch, Toma-
3cf 10. Cucunbers each; 35c 93 hundred Shell
beans 4Oc q peck Green lSc q doz Cauinowers,
25c each. Peppers SOC a peck
Is a zoe u ID. Lemons = a 4Oc u doz; ~ box a 800
Eags 10 y q rs, Ehg 5s S'Iants 10 4c Sltr0n
a b Chestnuts SOC a quart Havana oranges "a &C
y d91 Aesslna 3dIanges % g zoe " dozi " box 50 90
5o6SGc Peacle ~ cra,e q e. * Y % &
each Pears Zoe al S25 Al peck Barberrles 66c n Deck
GROCE Sugars-t ,iqlshed and granulated az m
l3E 6I5Ec brown sugars i0 63l2kc; maple sugar Is IA
25c al NJ Aloasses az gal 40 al soc: Orleans ID nj 90
al pal Syulps soc Ia ri 30 al gal Soaps-cbemea -
Gn &C; bar IL "a 36c Black Teas 30 "a 81 20 al b Green
81 On a al 20 al M Coflce-nure Mocha AZ X soc pure
Java 37Gi2c; mixed coAees II "a 25c Cocoa ar fl 45c
Chocolate as IA 5Oc shells Is a soc Broma Is "a SOC AZ
M TaIloy Candles al M Is al Sc: Sperm do S5 Ia IOe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
MARhETs.

DR.. Lghthill has arrived here, and can now be
consulted at the Bay State house until Saturday
afternoon at g p. NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

A call has been issued for state convention
Of the prohibltory party to choose candidates
for state officers 1t will be held in Boston on
the fourth of October The basis of representa-
ton will be one delegate for each town or each
city ward, and one additional delegate for each
TWO hundred voters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

WE would not recommend the frequent or constant
use of any medicine. 1t is important to take even
good article judlciousy Parsons PHFgdtiUe Pls are
safe, prompt and reliable a laxative catharc.
BASE BALL is undoubtedly good exercise and capital
amusement, but 1t often occasions bunged eyes, broken
shins and blstered hands. We tell you that all
such if J0hHs0RS AROiyns LiRinent is resored to-
it will reduce the swelling and stop the pain.
nNyNV1N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

He IS TRULY A STUMP SPEAKER .who when talking,
exhibits aimouhul of stumps. IfyOu would keep your
dental fixtures in perfect talking order the fragrant
sozoDoNT daily; the recipe is simple but sure
g1O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
Rennblicnn Caucmses.

The Republicans OF Worcester hereby notified that
for the choice Of delegates to the Republican
State Convention; also TO elect Ward Committees for
the ensuing year, will be held on FRIDAY EVENING,
Sept IS. at ~ O'Clock. The places OF meeting will be
toows
Ward One-At the Ward Room in the Court House
Two-At the Ward Room on Belmont st.
Threat the Ward Room in City Hall.
Four-At Horticultural Hall
" Five-At Upper Horticultural Hall,
" Six-At Taylor's Hall on Front st.
" Seyen-At Natural History Hall on Foster st.
Eight-At the Common Council Room
Under the call by the State Central Committee each
Ward will be entitled to delegate and one additional
one for every two hundred votes and for every fraction
as large as OO cast tor the Republican ticket at the last
Presidential election. The several wards are therefore
called upon to choose delegates as follows: Ward l.
three; Ward2 four; Wards, two; Ward 4 three; Ward
D. threei Ward G. four; Ward I, four; Ward s, four.
For the Republican City Committee
s. 4, PORTER, Chairman.
JOHN 5. BALDWIN Secretary
Worcester. Sept u, 1871. d3t sl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE sale of the extra two mill
lions Of gold today by government disconnected the plans
OF spectators, and the market closed firm and rather
dull at l9&, having sold u higher during the day; the
clearances Of the day S36 900 OO0 Governments
closed steady and very quiet.
United currency 6s..........., ll5ARll5X
ftad Tot S{va IgGt
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Barnard. sumner q 60.

are usual, "Earlyin the Field and their announce
ment for Fall Trade appears in our paper to day, com
prlsng Solid Column Money that is to be invested in
DRY GOODS OR CARPETS,
cannot he better spent than at their Store,
327 Main ST.,
So diff Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

BSth Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, Wash Bowls
Wash rrays Sinks &c &C. fitted up at short notice. and
in thorough manner. diff Tvs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

Worcester Five Gents Savings Bank
OFFICE, no. Os hAIN STREET, WORCESTER
This Bank isopen every business day from nine O'Clock
In the morning to five O'Clock in the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND Dot
LARS recered and put upon interest e first Qf every
month.
DIVIDENDS OF fsTEREsT are made in January and
July and If not Withdrawn added to the principal
on the first Of the following Month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest Three Dol
lars CLARENDON HARRIS
jy9 diff Trsasnrer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

Foreign Markets.-[Bv Atlantic Cablel
LONDON. Sept l4.-Consols closed at 93H. U. S 5 2Os
1852. 93& 1865 Old 1896; 1867, 92l ten orties 9OK.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. I4.-COttcn closed irm middling
upands 9d sales $4,000 bales, including 1000 for export
and sDeculation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

Flowers Preserved.
Wreaths, Crosses, Bouquets and Cut Flowers. pre-
served Orders can be left at Mr. Geo. Sessions corner
Front and Trumbull sts L. II. Bigeows book and sta
uonery store, 239 Main ST., and with W. w. Cook, at
Tainter's Greenhouse diff ia2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

John .. Clark SSS Son, Commission Merchants
ana dealers IN Flour and Grain, Land Plaster, Lime cal
cmed Plaster, Or. Bone. Cement, Salt Guano, Super
phosphate OF Lime and Western Produce Nos. Us and
81 Front st., Worcester, MGaB.
diff JOHN g. CLARK a SON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

Five Per Cent. per Annum
Allowed for Money on Call. Il. A. Go0DNOW,
huo az First National Bank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
IndexicaI silver SOAP.

Marion Harland, in Common Sense in the House
hold' page 529, says; For cleaning silver have for
year used the INDEXICAL SILVER SOAP Bostdcs
being clean and easy of application it VIII not wear
away the metal will whiting or chak or Mate now
der" Sold everywhere. dlmF anig
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
"The powers of hell about me rage,
And | must fight or die "

AT the conclusion of Mr.. Avery's address the
annual struggle over the formation Of a state
central committee occupied little time, some
delegates desiring to have it consist Of forty
members, one from each senatorial district. The
old custom was adhered to and the committee
cnnstituted rs fnllnMs:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15
Baths. BathsI Baths,

W. II. JENKINS would inform his friends aud the
public generally that he Is prepared give Warm and
Gold Baths every day in the week and at all hours In
the day to both ladies and gentlemen his Hair Dress
ing Rooms on Foster ST. The ladies will enter from the
being entirely separate. Also, Shaving, Hair Cutting,
iylI pm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

IsatcheIOr's Hair Dyc.-This superb Hair Dye
the best In the W0ridperiectly harmless reliable and
instantaneous; disappointment; ridiculous tinls
disagreeabe odor. The genuine VIM. A. latchelor's
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does not contain particle of lead any injurious com
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-15

Lea a. Perrins' Sauce,
pronounced by cOnnoisseurs ''rEE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and it is unrivaled
for Its flavor, We directed by Messrs LEA ~ PER-
RIMS TO prosecute all parties making vending cou
terieits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. Agents.
aul2 deOp6m New YORK.
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All Manufacturers Who desire PERFECT SAFETY in the
use of Kerosene Oil in their mills, with BRILLIANT
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

THE woman suffragists publish
many foolish things, and then again
We occasionally find paragraphs like
the following, for instance. which we
take pleasure in endorsing. Tilton's
Golden Age says: ,...,.J .......
The Repolation does not fall in
with the wall ever small families
and the decay OF American popula.
ton, 1t thinks half the women we
meet on the streets aud in public
places are physically and morally
unfit for the maternity of strong
and noble minded sons and daughters,
aud that it would be a public mis-
fortune to perpetuate the type Of
many of our men. It is not the
number of children but their quail
ty, and the culture and training
given them, that is the point to be
considered. Better rear one child of
the right sort. than dozen such chill
.dren as we meet in the streets every
day. Thisis Revolutionary doctrine,
but who shall say it is not the true doc.
trine also? If we were rearing chil~
dren for sale, as was the fashion in
| v II gum a uoAch ScaiS ago, lile buin-
Der raised would be a matter of Sc
rious consequence; but as the sale OF
humen beings has been put stop to
the mathematics of the matter yields
to the morale, and families are to be
estimated less by counting heads
than by calculating the intellectual
and moral worth invested in ard rep.
resented by them. Some families OF
three or four persons are worth more
to society at large, and do more fol
the world than others with four times
rs many. .s--.@.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25
County Convention.

~.wlhe Republican County, Conven.
tion h called 20 meet ut Waterloo to.
morrow, for the purpose OF boiling
down the political pot-which has
been flaming. and seething for some
weeks past. 1t may be safely pre-
di"ted, among all the uncertainties
that now loom up before Us, that ere
the setting of the sua- en- o. morrow
there will be more known about who
the lucky candidates are to te, than
at this writing. We have avoided
making public our preferences, aud
do not propose to. name them now,
believing that the convention will do
justas it1pleases anyway. The NOM
iiiee4 win be our candidates. or
course we expect TO see the best men
Nominated. They always have been
in the past. and this year will not
prove All exception Black Hawk
county raftakes largely Of the spirit
of this country. One day the ele-
ments are 10 q such y ferment as TO
portend y war ofAexterm ination: the
1nextday sil-is quiet as \ Fades sew
ing bee. we have no doubt that, of
the twenty-four candidates for Rep
resentative, but two will really be on |
the track to morrow night. 7gar
Inone importantuse weTegret |
thstthe Convention must be held
II has been great relief turing thes
dull days through harvest. When
everything was dry and the Ewerld
seemed toibe standing still, politics
furnished theme upon which every
one could talk. What dull monot-
noy we must now come down to |
Eulagies on, tine distinguished services
and especial fitness of the candidates
may do for time, but even that will
become stale. ave tremble for our
country. when"-no that's not the
quotation. But seriously we trust
that the proceedings may be harmo>
nious. and that the selections of the
candidates for the several Offices may
be marked with that care essential to
o proper representation of the people
of tho oo,,nf,,- ---s----ss ='-=--- A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25


Every well wisher OF France1trusts
that the storm which threatens to
blow ever that ill-fated nation may
BASS. What France needs, Is rest
from political connections and the
the gradual lifting off by her indus.
try of the heavy debt which now
rests upon her. The suppression of
the Paris revolt was a great thing for
France. 1t seemed to open up a new
era of progress for the country, prom-
ing in the future better educated
! rural classes. and q more thorough
and active representation of those
classes and smaller cities in national
affairs. A revolution at this time in
which Paris would take leading
cart, and which would overthrow
Theirs, might well cause people to
think that France is destined to re-
lapse by degrees into the condition of
Spain. A people ingenious, spirited,
versatile and energetic, are capable of
great advancement If they can secure
internal peace under wise end hon.
est guidance. They had, under the
miserable charlatau Napoleon Third
comparative tranquility, and made
certain material progress, but all po-
litical independence was practically
stified, and the moral life Of the
nation was poisoned almost to the
core. Having shaken off the lepro-
sly of such rule, and silenced Paris,
1t was hoped that the good sense Of
the people would come into play, and
secure for long term of years, peace
and order. The Indications, uHfort-
unstely, do not point that way. In
telligent observers i'm France are al
ready throwing out warnings of an
approaching storm, and any ambi-
tious rascal who is popular with the
army could ut once precipitate rev.
olution. Such a calamitous event
would not surprise the world, but it
would give sorrow to England and
the United States. two nations which
sincerely wish the French we'll and
desire them to prosper i'm all right
pofhc