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How the Gar Treats DIscOntauted

LONDON, April ls.-lt is reported that the
Lutheran Inhabitants OF the province OF 1.-Two
liza have petitiODed the Russian government 20
PERMIT negotiations for the annexation OF their
province TO Prussia, and the Car has ordered
the slgneTs 10 leave the province on pain Of tie
cOnhscatiOn OF their effects.
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THUBSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth ssid by all druggists. Price, . and 50 cents
JOUVESS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold By all srng-
fists and fancy goods dealers Price, cents de6 Iy
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SIP rim
liable BROTHERS,
Drapers and TaiIOrs,
Have to orvr to the Vui lie large and com plste as
ssriEeut Il
NEW, SPRING SUiTINGs
CHOICE AMERICAN CAsSIMEREs
ENGLISH and FRENCH wORsTEps
SCOTCH srd AMERICAN CHEyIoTs
GERMAN GRANTEES and TRICors.
TBESCH and ENGLISH CAssIMERKs.
BBOADCLOTHs and DOEsKIss,
CRAY aud Blue FLANEELs,
CADET wOOLLENs,
WHITE AND COLoRED DUCKS AND NAE.
eklLLES,
which will BE- made 90 order and styled by Gutter
OF when We do not feel that IL s necessary TO write
any congratulations Of his ability fer We well know
that the public are aware Of that tact.
HA BILE BROTH ERS
NV COBEER OF sEyENTH AND SITS.
NIkLLIG ENCER BUILDING.
GENUINE yICHY WATER,
BOTTLED Is7IJ
Also, The CELEBKATED
Frsderitks Hall Bitter Water,
TBLDLRICks BALL, NEAR HILDBU Roa.u-
SEN. GERMAN
ALEC, our usual Fine Assortment q
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CORDLiLS,
OLD COGNAC BRANDIES,
ALL BRANDS CHAMPAGNE WINES,
CLARET AND RHINE WINES,
BURGUNDIES,
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS.
Rye and BOURBON WHISTLES.
ETO, kTo., EfO.,
At New York prices.
THOM AS RUSSELL
SR,tssso' 20 + q. oyer a 90 .
9A& u isls PksssyLyAhIA AYKsVE.
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BATCHEI.OR,s nam nvr

- 1hls splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world.
Harmless, reiiable instantaneous, does not contain
ierd nor any ltnic poison TO produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. 4: Bachelors III air Dye has had .hITty yeas
untarnished reputation TO upheld its Integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied at 6 Bond str eet, New
York. fe5-tf
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BatterIes Captured DIV the versatile.
Iraors
Reported Transfer OF an American

Y JENNA, April lN.-It II stated here hat John
JAY, envoy extraordinary aud munster pleniTO-
Tertiary from the United States 20 Austria h.s
been transferred TO the Ottoman Empire IN a
similar capacity, and Will leave Tor Constant
IOple some time next month.
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r~FOURTEENTB DISTRICT

meeting of the Democratic and Conservatiy 9
Climb of the Fourteenth District will he held TETS
EVENING ct the German echoo, house, on n
street. between 9Th and 18th streets, at 80 cclOck
m: All voters in sympathy with the above are in
Nlted Addresses will DO delivered by prominent
gentlemen. By order.
1t HARRY J. EBBS, Secretary
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~REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
VOTERS OF THE 18th AND 10Th DISTRICTS
AROUSE!

LABoRING MEN. ENrERPRISING MIN.
THINNING MEN, MEN OF ALL GLASSES
COME AND KEASON WITH Us.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT.

meeting Of the Thirteenth District Democratic
ard Conservative Club will be held at Liberty Hall
corner OF 9TH and streets. THIS EVENING az
T;S0 o clock John Q: Hardness and other distiu
order John H. NCCuTCHEN, President.
FbANhLl BAkBETT, Sec etary. II
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HA BILE BROTHE RS.
NV COBNEE OF SEVENTH AND d SITS.
INIELLIG ENCER BUILDIHG.
spou
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30
!, STARK COUNTY, OHIO. THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1871,


and who was worthy Of his love, he was
never wholly dead to his frat love-
The time passed on, and the young man
began TO reap the reward of his labors
He had never been TO the house Of Mr.
G. since his cruel rspulse by the plan
ter but the latter could not forget him,
as has name soon became familiar in every
Virginian household. Higher and higher
he rose every year, until at last he gained
position from which he could look down
upon the proud planter. Wealth came to
him, too. When the great struggle for
Independence dawned, he was IN his prime,
happy husband, and one Of the most dis
tingulshed men in America The struggle
went on, and soon the poor surveyor"
held the highest and proudest position in
the land -1-
When the American army passed in
triumph through the streets of Williams
burg, the ancient capital of Virginia, after
the surrender of CORVALLIS, the officer
riding at the head of the column chanced
to glance up at one of the neighboring
balconies, which was crowded with ladies.
Recognizing one of them, he raised his hat
and bowed profoundly. There was com
motion in the balcony, and some one called
for water, saying Mrs. Lee had fainted.
Turning to young man who rode near
him, the officer said, gravely :: --f -.
Henry, l fear your mother has tainted,
You had better leave the column and 60
to her."
The hespeaker was George Washington,
once the poor surveyor but then COM
mander-in- chief ofthe armies of the United
States. The young man was Col. Henry
Lee, the commander Of the famous Light
Cavalry Legion" :" the ladywas his mother,
and formerly Miss c., the belle Of the
Northern Neck" --.-- =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

rhe President sent The following n.es-

The President sent the following nles-
sage to Congress on the 23d:
TO tAe Senate and ROuss Of Representatives.
a condition Of affairs now exists IN some
States Of the Union. rendering life and
property insecure, and the CARRYING Of
mails and collection Of revenue dangerous.
Proof that such state Of affairs exists in
some localities is now before the Senate.
That power to correct these evils is beyond
the control Of the State authorities, ! do
not doubt bnt that the power Of the Ex-
ecntive CT the United States acting within
the limit Of the existing laws. is SUM-
Gent for the present emergency, is not
clear. Therefore / urgently recommend
such legislation as in the jadgment Of
Congress shall effectually secure lIie, liberty
and property In all parts Of the United
States. 1t may be expedient 20 provide
that such q law as shall be passed n puF-
suance of this recommendation shall ex-
pire at the end Of the next session Of Con-
gress. There is no other, subject that
would recommend for legislation during
the present session.
(Signed) q. S. GRARr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30


The executive orders TO our naval CON-
manders to open war upon the HAytien
Republie IN certain cases has created
breeze IN Washington, = irl.9
A Washington special says. there are
326 defaulting Internal ReYenue' Colleo-
tors in the United States, the total
amount Of whose Indebtedness foots M
over $50, ,000,000 six-twentieths Of which
Is due from ten individuals
Thomas Hart Clay, q son Of Henry
Clay, died at his residence in Fayette
county Kentucky on Saturday night,
aged sixty-seven years.
2 Judge Ellis Lewis, late chlef.JusLioe Of
the Supreme Court, died on Sunday in
West Philadelphia, aged seventy-four
( BE was the first Judge elected by The. peo-
pie. g. S3f: aGosE
The Ex-Emperor Napoleon has arrived
IN England, and found bis Eugenie and
little Louis" - t1-
The late Col. Burr Porter. killed in
France, while with the French arnlv. was
a natural adyenturer aud soldier Of for
tune. He served on Omar Pasha's staff,
and also commanded an Arab regiment
during the Climean war. li "a
Forty or fifty Americans, says a Paris
letter, were killed during the Franco
German war, fighting on the side Of the
French most Of them had long been resi-
dents Of the country, and had adopted It's
manners. language, and customs
The wife of Mr.. Schneider, killed By
burglars at Bawrenceville, on Sunday
morning was killed in bed either entirely
asleep or but partially awakened by the
struggle Of her husband by her side who
had been awakened by the robber, and
who evidently intended killing him, and
not the woman. No arrests have been
made, Daf-.=
lMcFalls block at Mansfield Ohio. al
Joining the WiteF House, was burned on
Monday morning. Loss $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

The difference, not to say quarrel,
which has grown up between @blpf BEN
WADE and Messrs WHITE and HOWE,
his associate Commissioners, Is not likely
to improve the chances of annexation
The sturdy old stager is for rushing
things" while the more CAPABLE and ju-
dicious members of the Commission are
not willing to rush at all, but insist on
taking proper time even for superficial
examination OF the ground. Touching
the main question, even should the Com
missioners agree as to the fertility and
climate of San Domingo, the question
would still remain; in view of the entan-
clement of the island, its population, and
our own condition, do want II The diff
ferance among the Commissioners is not
likely to improve the chances of favor
ableianswer.-Pitts. Commercial, 49,
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StnrA tonrta B'n'oernt.
4. MeGREGOR, Editor.


Heavy balances Due from Collectors
Of InternaI Reveuue-The Treasury
Department. aud Republican Con-
Eressmen Trying 90 Prevent InVes-
WAsHINeToS, D. c., March ls.-Secre-
tary Boutwell, refuses to answer House
resolution calling fer the number of inter
nal revenue collectors against whom bal
ances appear on the books of the Depart
ment, and the amount of these balances.
On the 2lst of March, 1870. Mr.. Gull
lom, Republican member from Illinois,
representing Mr.: Lincoln's old district, in
troduced a resolution, which was adopted
in the House; directing the Secretary of
the Treasury to furnish the House state
ment of the balences due from the collec-
tors of internaI Fe4lenue not then IN office.
Secretary Boutwell, replied on the Sd Of
May, 1870. His anawer gave the names
of over three hundred and twenty ex-col-
lectors, with balances charged against in
dividuals varying in amount from 81, 900
to 81, 100000. His report shows, among
others, the following cases, and that out of
more than three hundred apparent de-
-faulters only thirty of thenhad been sued
on their bonds but neither Of the follow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30
EnREIGN NEWS

English folks are rejoicing over the
wedding Of Princess Louise, daughter of
Queen Victoria and the Marquis of Lorne.
William of Prussia was duly installed as
Emperor of Germany, and duly opened
the German Parliament in a speech de-
livered from the marble throne of Charlie
magne. Bismarck has been made a
Prince. General Chanzy is confined in
prison at Paris. The latest news from
Paris is that the city is tranquil, and the
election of municipal council is ordered
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

Boil one pint and half of new milk
with one teaspoOAfnl Of isinglass. Beat
five eggs and mix them with the milk Is
you would for custards. Take TN mould
with a cover, oiled, not buttered, and line
it With candied fruits, such as pIums,
greengages, etc. Then pour the custard
IN very gradually, SO that the fruit will
remain at the bottom. Put on the cover,
and bury the mould IL ice for the whole
day, only turning out the pudding at the
moment It is wanted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

SENATORS MORTON and SHERMAN are
on the wrong track, in trying to bolster
up the President. He is not political
necessity. He is played out, and must
not be thought OF as candidate for rec
lection. The thing to do with him IS to
shove him upon a side track.-Cfn. Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

ATTEETIoN.-The one serviceable, safe.
certain, remunerative, attaiAable quality
ia every study and in every pursuit is the
quality of.attenLion. Ny own invention
OF imagination would never have served
me as It has, bnt for the habit of common
place, humble. patient, daily toiling, drhdg-
ing attention. - CAarIss Dickeas a4E
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

THE less money woman has to expend
upon her dress, the more intelligence it is
necessary to observe in purchasing. She
must consider not only what is becoming
to her face and figure, but what is appro
pirate to her station in life and the occa-
sion of her appearance. If her income be
moderate, she must select that which is
durable and respectable, rather than that
which is showy without being serviceable.
The fine taste that viii enable woman to
be beautiful, or at least, graceful and at
tractive, under the most adverse circum-
stances, may be q gracious gift Of nature
yet it is largely matter of cultivation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

Two strangers passing out of Lswrense,
Kansas, on the Galveston road were struck
with the beauty Of the town. Whose
place is that 2" said one of them. That
is the lordly residence of Major George A.
Reynolds. Cost thirty thousand dollars"
"What is his business 2" Indian agent"
what is his salary, and how long has he
held the Office Y' 1.-TWO years, at 81, 500
a year" Lord, what did the honest fell
low do with the rest of his salary ?"
Started his brother and two other honest
men in the newspaper business to de-
nounce corruption"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

Put two pints Of milk to 8 pint Of oat-
meal, and let it soak all night. In, the
morning add two well-beaten eggs, and
half teaspoonful of salt Pour the mix
ture into CREASED basin, OF pudding
mould; tie it securely in doured cloth.
and boil an hour and half Eathot, with
sance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

A clergyman in Vermont has forbidden
any one to play base viol in his church.
He says, however serious his thoughts
may be, the moment ne hears fiddle ne
goes to thinking how he used to dance.
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STEREscOPEs. &C.
sTEREOSCOPES,
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHRoMos.
E & H. T. ANTHoNY & CO,
Notice to Plumbers,

CiFALED proposals will be received At the once
- OF the City Water Works until 4th, lS7l, for
he furuishtng OF material and labor for putting
in Street Service Pipes from the mains to curb
stone for private consumers for one year from
For spscifcations and details. call ct the TFus-
tees, ONCE. By order OF the Trnstees,
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TTTANTED-AGENTs,( $50 per day) to sell the
w celebrated HQMESHUTTLES SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the hndsr.feed, makes the @lock
stitch (alike on both sidesl and is fully licensed
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
St Louis, No. mRr23w4
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Taachers, E1aminntion.

A SPECIAL examination OF applicants for
n teachers certificates will he held in Alliance
on Saturday March 18th, and one In Massillon on
Saturday. April 18th. Regular examinations in
Canton on the hrst Saturday Of each month. The
ed that from this date they will neither extend
certificates, nor date them back, nor renew them
without examination in any case whatever.
By order Of Examiners,
marowe DsWoRLEY Clerk.
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"a GENTLE RENDER.

-s "A GENTLE BENDER.
Julie was mine from childhood:
We tumbled in clover Inows,
We fshed in the brook with pin for a h
-# We swung on the bended boughs
: ! saved her life from the river
. When our raft was split in twain
She had not touched the bottom
20 Ere had herup again. ----a Z
Then for long years missed her
In schOoland foreign land,
Where she met Count Gamboliero
And the Duchess Of Fourinhand.
Then back to Hail Columbia
With a lot OF for.ign airs,
Which / gobbled up as tiger-pup
Would gobble a nest of hares. rg
Yet, alas a Hmangled exile"
% with a tenderness for hash
AT Delmonico's north counterl
Turned her gentle calabash, -..-
Folks said he played "drsw-poker,"
And cases kept at night:
I've no idea what "cases," are,
But "pOked" him out of sight,
And Julio laughed as in other days,
e. And the thing turned out all right
And now we're off kiting --
Around our honeymoon,
With blanket-strap and lunch-box
As big as a smsll pontoon-
The cosiest pair of turtles,
With only a single spoon
And the folks in the cars all "sPot US,
For they chuclzle, Happy elYesT
aTah-tahf" and 'highty-tighty I''-
.E"They know hols II Is themselves"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30
MEAT MARKET.
WHISPERS MEAT MARKET.
For Sale--Cheap /!

THE CoMMoDIoUs FRAME DWELLING
IL No. 81 South Poplar ST., containing rooms
gas, water, good stable and out-buildings, and
shrubbery on premises. Enquire Of
feb2-tt w. Q. KIABALL.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

COnSumpfive Cared.
Where death was hourly expected from Cox
SUMPTION and ASTHMA, all remedies having failed,
accident led to discovery whereby Dr. II. James
cured his only child He now gives this receipt
free receipt Of two stamps to pay expenses.
Address CRADD0CK & CO., I,O32 Race street.
Philadelphia, Pa, glvtng name of paper. 4lw4
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WATCHES.
GILES, BRO. & CO.,

movements;
The hner grades all having thee pairs OF Conf
cal PivOts Cap Jewel9d, in gold Settings and ac-
curately abducted 70 Heat, Cold and Position; and
all, even IN the cheapest grades hayethe Straight
and Hardened and Tempered Hair Springs; and
for our late improvement in stem winding mech
anisrn we claim Strength, Simplicity and smooth
ness hitherto unattained in any other manufaeto-
ry-at homo or abroad.
Constantly on hond full lines, all sizes, in Gold,
Silver, Diamond Set, and kag1e cases, Minnie Re-
peaters, Independent 1 rs split and back sec
onds, for taking three different times. Price List
furnished the Trade ON application, enclosing bu-
siness card. For sale by the trade generally.
Wholesale Rooms, I3 Maiden Lane New York;
and GILES, BRO. CO., l42 LAKE ST. CHICAGO, Ill.
NEW foEK, jan Z, lSsO
ted States watch Co Go; has been earyisd hy me from
So iss 70 S Ssn%y 9 s entire s tG e va
p l. E. oRIFTENDEN, Late Register U. s. Treas |
~, -, :. -. - 80 ,,,,-,.
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Poetrp.
JAOKAND ME.

Here y'are,-7 Black your boots, boss,
Do Il jest for i've cents;
Shine 'em up in q minute,
That is, If nothin' prevents,
Set your foot right on there, sir;
The mornings kinder cold
Sorter rough on q feller
When his coats a gitten' old
Well, yes-call il a coat, sir,
Though 'taint much more'n a tear
Can't get myself another
Amt got the stamps to spare.
Make as much as most on EN-
That's so; but then yer see,
- They've only got one TO do for;
There's two on us, Jack and me.
Him Why-that little feller,
With doubled up sorte- back,
Sittin, there on the gratin'
Sunnin' hisself-that's Jack.
Used to be round sellin' papers,
The cars there was his lay.
But he got showed of the platform
Uuder the wheels one day;
Yes, the conductor did it
Gave him a reg'lar throw
He didn't care II he killed him;
Some on 'em is lust So.
e. He's never been all right since, sir,
Sorter quiet and queer
Him and me go together.
He's what they call cashier
High old style fer q boot-black-
Made all the fellers laugh
Jack and me had TO take It,
But we don's mind no chat.
Trouble guess not much, sir,
Sometimes when biz gets slack,
don't know how I'd stand it
If 'tWaant for little Jack
Why, boss, yon ought to hear him.
He says he needn't care,
How rough. luck is down here, sir,
If some day we get up there.
An done nOW-hoW's that, sirl -
Shine like pair Of lamps.
Mornin' f-giFe tito lack, sir,
He looks after the stamps.
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I'D eii q HARVEY LAUGHLIN, %,
? attorney at Law, Notary Public, Alliance, Ohio.
2atf ~ -
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GILES, BRO. & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale jewelers.,
142 Lake Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 'l
aug 70 81 81. i'a.
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p e. h7iissa LOUIS SCHEFER, rs
Attorney atLaw. Canton, stark county, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-03-30

.t Attorney at Law, and General Collecting Agent,
- Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri oct2ltf
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, 80 - HENRY w. ,GARNETT, III p.
Attorney ct Law, No. Columbian Building, Fifth
= street between ID 4 Z, Washington City. Please
to refer to Ii -6ehsefer. Attorney, Canton, Ohio
I dael5 40 - ------ --------- -
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T,saier in American and Foreign Watches, Clocks,
.gilverlsare' and Fancy Goods-Northwes est corner
e on Public sauare, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
lv ez podilsously and satisfactorily done ii
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n. Wells EXTRACT of JURUBEBA

andrhe confidently recommends it to every family
as 4 household remedy which should be freely
taken a BLooD PURIEIEE in all arrangements Of
the system and to animate and fortify all weak
and Lomphatic temperaments-
JOHN Q, KELLOGG, Plat St. New York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for circular.
4lW4
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c. l. VALLANDlGHAM,

= U = v -A414l4A4N . 4JANIAA-A4A4I
Counsellor at Law Dayton, ohio.-wiiI practice
sd5 oln the several State and Federal Courts-Ofee.
No. 2S7 Third street, brst stairway East of the
49, Ohio Insurance Company ~, marie '7oyl
/ sEo " RArE.4 c.si sd ga eEO. :, BALDWIN.
RAFF & BALDWIN, l q.
10 gsAAorneys at Law, Cantoh fOhio.-ofice in the
-, Eagls Block, up stairs. -. lan6 '7otf 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-30

Coroner Moffatt is still sick, but on his
slate which hangs outside his Office door
was written, this forenoon, the tantaliz-
ing words: Man drowned at Mills
Point. John Walsh, fisherman" The
writer, after dashing off the csbalishc
letters, sloped to parts unknown. No
one knew anything of his coming or de-
parture. Like the baseless fabric OF
a vision, he did not leave rack behind,
except the racked brains of half a dozen
hungry reporters. OF this mythical
baseless fabric who wrote the sentence
we ask: Are you John Walsh, the fish
erman ? or was John Walsh, the fisher
man. drowned at Mills Point2 If so
who are your Please rise to explain
because a dead man is a sensational
item