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Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
SherIsi'~ Sa,c

ny. ny virtue Of writ Of Leyar; Fa ,ias ia mo
i,i ilrewred VIII he exposed to put,lic sale m
Aiii Ine a'hingt"n Hotel. kept by Isaac pyle
- - NE Nlty If Wilmington, New Castle
" T. pNEsDhl the ioh day Of July, 1872.
at , O'clock =. m
me i"'ipwi ing described Real Estate, viz:
Az tHat certain lot of land and two story Br;c,r
WeIir. nuse thereon erected. situate in the sad
rnf VI " lmingioL bounded and described n.
tnlloWi1 70 WI: Beginning at the westerly side of
IhITIh street between second and Third streets
ana Jtier and Mad ison streets at tho distance
~ hlnW5-SlA ftet and three-quartcrs of nm inch
rom re ''uther'y side of third street, theme,
"cst'rv parallel to Second and Third streets along
= iht Z. olhtr lands of the said GOuiey on the
norm twenty FEET to a corner thence soui herly
ahh paral'e' =" Parrish street thirty five feet and
"h' HnNf''r - M ihch IL another corner thence
'"snr'N rIr"il, to second and Third streets alopg
= ilhe pi "th'r lands OF the said Guuley on the
on,h wth'y beet t. the aforesaid westerly side of
ihfiieh stt',t and thence thereby norherly thirty
I'VE i.rtani on. quarter et nj in to the place Of
'e ing ne the contents thereof what they may
Sehah ana taken IN execution as the property Of
'"hh y. H"ulty and I. IS. and to be sold hy
-, JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
aher III once. New C,stc. June II. lS72-l9
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Sheriff's Sales.
Sllerili,s sale.

E (: 81;
tie county, Delaware "u0' Huhcred, New Cas-
ON MONDAY, the 9Th d.v ot Ia, ,
the following described Eoppi ri e. r.
All that 10: OF land s;t,, TO-. Esta.e; w:
dred, n CIV Castle coun,v &c ~ ~. Heorgc's Hun
lying between the Eoa., io"d, al, sta'c OF Delaware
tn Odessa and tn Cbes,,r.Iak from IT. GEORGES
Bounded northerly bv NIT 'nu bcilware Canal
land now or late Of lam ""ne ana eastefly by
by land now or la,e ~ i,an; IeHSard. southerly
westerly by the said Cha.".ni D. NiewHrt. and
Canal. containing 2s I'D son.ra e. ahf Delaware
or less. '""'e 'eet "t land. more
Seized and taken in exoc,.;.
james g. Johns and ,o ho u'ir ~ me property o
SheriH's Office. New C.s,ia " -, ~ ~. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF - sale.

-. ny virtue of a writ Of Levari Facias, to
Gi,. me l'recied. will be exposed TO Public Sale
HsiiI ~ the Washington Hotel. kent by Isaac
wv. ,le in the city of Wilmington New Castle
county. Del.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of July, ls72
at z o'clock. .. IN,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
Al that aeftain lot If land with Il two story
bri'k i"eiing House thereon erected, situate in
ths r'ty 81 Wilmington, bounded and de cribed as
inIl"W,, I" wit Beeindng on the westerly side of
farflth street, between second and Third streets
and jefferson and Madison streets and at the dis
lance ot htiy nine feet and half inch from tn
SnuiherS SHE of Third street. thence westerly PAL
a'lei Ihri street. along line of other land VI.
the sald John Ia. Houiey on the north twenty feet
TO corner: thence southerly parallel to Parri. Ii
street. thiriy-six feet and three quarters of an
men 10 another c"rnerih hence easterly parallel to
the first mentioned line and Third stree. along a
Inc pi other lard now OF late of the said Houlev
On the south twenty feet to the aforesaid we terly
side pt PAIR III street. ard thence herewith north
ery thirty six feet and three quarters OF an inch
to the place OF beginning. be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as he property Of
John l.. Gouey and is. and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG; Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. June II. ls72-ls
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SElcrIn's sale.

IassA Dy virtue of sundry writ Of Leyati Facias
Sssts1 TO me directed. viii he exposed to Public
l,.iRa sale Il the Washington fIoteI. kept by
SasaA Isaac Pyle. in tho city of Wilmington. New
Castle county. Del. on
WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day of July. 1872.
at 2 clock y. n..
the following desc, ibed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land situated in
the city OF Wilmington aforesaid, with a large
Brick Hotel thereon. beginning ut the southeast
er'y intersection of King and Front streets and
running casterl1 along Front street thirty min e
t,e' SIX inches 10 u corner SutIe. thence south
thirty-two degrees west frty three feet inrhes
70 another corner stake. thence Lurth fifty sht
degrees west one loot to another corner stake
then south thirty-two degrees west eight feet Ia
another corner stake. thence north fifty eight de-
siees west thirteen feet six inches. thence south
thirty two degrees west one foot another corner
.take. thence north ftty-eght degrees west Iwent
Nv feet to the easerly side o! ing street thence
n.rtherly along said street itt,.two feet to Tho
place OF beginning. DO the contents what the,
may.
Seized and taken in execution As the property
| OF Morris Dickinson. and to be sold ty
=, go, JAMES ARM STkONu Sheriff,
sherifs Office. New Castle june H. 1872
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Sheri0'S safe.

49,. BY virtue of a writ of Venltioui Expon
n: as I" me directed. will be exposed 10 Pub
~, lie Sale. At ha Washingto Hotel. kept by
49, Isaac P,ts. in the city of Wilnisaton. New
Castle County. Del.
On WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of July. ls72
at 2 O'clock. y. M.
the following described Real Estate viz
All that certain lot and frame dive ling situated in
The city of Wilmington. beginn ne on the westerly
side of Jackson street thirtS five feet from the
southery side Of chestnut street. thence westerly
and parallel To Chestnut street seventy-two feet.
thence southeriy parallel 10 Jackson street sky
five feet. thence easterly seventy two ieet and
thence sixty five feet TO the place OF beginning. De
the same more or less.
Seized and taken into execution as the PROPERTY
of OrameI :. Senter aud 10 he cold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherih's Office. Now Castle. June 18th. 1872.
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M.n nc directed, will he exposed to Public Sale.
N,is at the Washington Hotel. kept by Isaac
a@,H lie. IN the city of Wilmington. New Cas-
tie County. Delaware.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1872.
at o'clock. y. IN.
the following dtscr bed Real Estate. yi2 All tn at
certain lot. piece or parcel of land with two
story Bri X " use thereon situate in the city OF
Wilmington Aforesaid. bounded and described as
follows. TO wit: Beginning 1T poin. on the wes-
trrly side Of Townsend street A. the distance Of
eighty feet from the northerly side of Il street,
thence westerly parallel with street two hundred
thence herewith northery fourteen feet to other
thence sasterly and parallel with L street two
Hundred feet to the aforesaid side OF Townsep nd
s,rser. and thence Herewith southerly fourteen
feet to the mace OF beginning. be the coLtents
thereof what they may.
Also. all that certain lot. fiece or parcel OF
land situate in the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
beginning at u point on the westerly side of Town
Send street between A. and L. streets ut the s.
lance OF forty feet from the intersection OF the said
Townsend street and northetly side of b. street.
hence westerly and parallel with u. street one
hundred fect to corner, thence northerly aud
parallel with Townsend street forty feet 10 otner
rorner thence casterly and parallel with b. str ct
one hundred feet 10 the aforesaid side of Townsend
street. thence thereby snutheriy f.rty feet TO he
place OF beginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seiz Il and takea in execution Ms thu property oi
John Mnrrhey and Ellen Murphey. his w,ts and
L t.. and to he sold bv
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sheriti's office. New Castle. June l., 1872.
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SllerlIl'S ~ 6e.

49, Bv virtue of IL writ of l.evari Faciss Ia
~: me diruct.d will EXPOSED 10 Public Sale.
~ at the Washington Hotel. kept by Isaac
N'I Pyle. in tho city of Wilmington. New Cas-
tie County. Del
ON VEIN GSDAY. the 10th day ofJuly. 1872.
att O'Clock. p. In..
the following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot Of land situate IN the said city
of Wilmington. and bounded aud described US
follows. to witt Beginning at the intersection OF
the northerly side OF Fifth street With the easterly
side of Adams street. thence northsrly along said
side OF Adams street seventy five feet thence cas-
tery parallel to Filth street thirtytwo feet thence
s"utherly parallel to Adams street seventy five
ieet To the said side of Fifth street, and thence
berewith westerly thirty two feet to the place OF
beginning he tho contents thereof more or less.
seized and taken in execution the property OF
and to he sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, New Castle. June II. lS72.-lS
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

RAILROAD enterprise in Northern Texas
sq9letly comprising results which will soon
a.aken surprise even in this railroad age
.lgnt lines OF road are now under conslruc-
uon through that region, and will, when com,
plese, give railway facilities to nearly every
Ounsy IN that part of the State. The indus
y: movement that will follow the couple.
s.on OF these Enterprises will be OF the mo-l
a 80 character. Several of these line,
y. me road are extensions OF Eastern lines
INV; u a. least three are links, which will plac.
!nls region in immediate conn, ction witt
me great centres of commercial and indus
"lsA activity in the civilized world,
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~ NATHAN T.. uRNER.

nv NATHAN +. uRNkR.
N.~ a. tho new leaves flush the boushs,
"a in the glades the volets CLEAN.
, ,aar once more 90 the old farm house.
Ind nause by the well-remembered stream.
e.ul beayy and deep. the he igerows mark
Nh. pebbly walk that winds along,
40 fr.m shadow to shadow. now bright. new
dark.
rh. water moves on, with its quiet song.
Rut in vain to the south winds kiss bare
Nv achjng brow. to sOOthe its grief
In vain does my spirit sock to share
In thu sprjnz time Joy of the woods in leaf.
Inserted and alone is the farm house gray,
And ia loneliness sadly haunts the heart.
1;Le , ghost that has passed from the body away,
Rut fingers still. and is 10th TO depart.
The step that was wont to spring so light
Down the pebbly walk 10 the low bridged stream
And the soft. dark eye. with its welcome bright
Are silent and dnmed, or live but in dream.
Husbed is the voice that to me alone
Murmured of love that never die:
7 passed but m hour ago. the stone
That marks her grave in the church yard nigh.
The old folks have followed their pride and pet
And neglected siucs has the farm house stood.
Array. sad image of sorrow set
In the glad. green heart Of the blooming wood.
Never more for me can the spring seem fair,
Where once the light Of all seasons broke
Tn waves of gold on her nut brown hair,
And her voice to music the greenwood woke.
But here let me Gull these volets gay
Mixed with these simples of blue and gold.
To wreathe. as mementos, the grayestone gray.
Where under she sleeps in the church yard old.
But first to my lips will press their bloom.
Ere leaving them there to wither at will
And their fragrance bear to my distant home,
With their memories that are fadeless still.
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on W EDNESDA1. the ION day of Jul, is1s
at :. o'clock, L. NJ

at O'Clock, z. NJ.
the following described Real Estate viz.
All that ccr,an lot or piece al land situ,te in
the city OF ilinington aforesaid bound ed and de.
scribed as toilows. to wit: beginning ~ the G. r.
ner formed BY n" castery side of franklin
street and the northerly side nt Eighth street
th' nee a'or g the said eide OF Franklin stree, nor
merry one hunirea and fifty feet stake or cor
nri thence eaSIerly .araiiei To Eighth street Il
zee, 10 another corner. thence souiherlv parable
{, Franklin street one hundred and fit, feet I,
TIE Aforesaid SIDE Of Eighth street. aud theme,
therewith westerly fifty ice, 10 the ri Of reein
nlns. be the contents thereof what thew may
Sehen AMI taken in execution as the property
"i Anthony u. i linn and Emily j Finn his " fe
and I. l.. and to ne sold by
-. JANE, ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
Nhefih : Office. New Castle. June l. 1872?
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Sn nIchiNo.-"J where is your pa2"
ions fishing, sir"
"Yes, sir" was NC "'''
"What did he cstchp"
t,.. Vne catfish, the rheumatism, two eeIs, tie
1877 o.1acne and some little ones. Ma saws hem
- tonight; just wait till hs gets home n
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fKAA. Rs virfue on \ wr,t nj I.v,r; E,,i.a =,
g8si me aireeftl Will he exnas.i - pmhi;e
p1is ,nte nj NE hnteI ~ WiIii,n " ,,,t,n,
fy.'n in tia ytIl,aa ~ S,,n,,, l., N;u &c.
Hundred New ,.tIe rnuntv bal " ~ ~
On n E>DAY inc u,h iav al Ju,, 1872
NJ > n'.l,CE ~ "a ' -
The following de,er hid ReI Es,,,e viz.
All, those certain lnrssu5e.s md tract, ~ land
sitlnf. in Mi rrrel Iim,',rl -, i ,.r'i ~
follow 10 vii. s'' '''' '"'o -
NJ Eeni3pinr AT , sto,e nm ,ba=v.,, s;l. =,
The New Lon Ion, :, rurn.r III l.na AZ, ~ IL ,Ii,,n
gree. nfJ IRE. ."arters Wet ,hsr, ~, , us
rhc, ,nd IN, f,n.h :, st.ns ,5 a ~ 80 ~
VEST H. Ia n,rrhe, Ia n .tonr and ,hcn,a MIR
AZ degree west about is uerchss ~ .tn,s IN a
In. -, tnhn InrL,,i,. ,ri ,ha,,,, 80, III a
lin. south ~, IN Icr.nes Ia .t,nc ,b.nnah,
i,it If Jaserh David north ~ Js,rcas ~, IA" IN
X q nerch.s Ia a stnn. ON ~ M ~ e".' ~
If the '"rf.aia NJ" ap r",u a" na We, ,,af
mrt,.- an ,,,il ,nnr,, a. "a 49, I,n ,h nu
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~ ADAITTED TO BAIL.-Paul Lowe, son of ex-
governor Lowe. OF Maryland. charged with shoot
,aS wm Devlne, of New York, some nights ago.
a. oo s1mitted to bail on Saturday in the sum OF
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sHerins s.se.

BY virtue er writ Of Lcvari Facias, to me di
rected. viii be Nroscd to public sale. a, the wash
efifs:s1 ingon Hotel. kerr by Isaac Pyle, in The
sg,,; city OF Wilmington. New Castle county
Sn,i, Delaware
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Sler5n's sale.

rfA Bv virtue of "a writ of Leyari Facias to
AH,,. nc directed, will he exposed to Public Sale.
Ai,f at the Washington Hotel. kept by Isaac
a@.l lie. III the city of Wilmington. New Cas-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Why Don't You Respond!

Old Judge W, Of. IN
the Old Dominion, is a character. He
was frequently lawyer, legislator,
Judge and leading politician among
the Old time Wings, of blessed mem :
ory; but, alasa like them, his glory
has departed, and like many! others
Of his co7yreres, las gone where the
woodhine. twineth." Notwlthstand-
ing the loss Of property, aand the too
free use of "apple jack" he Paln-
tanned the dign'1v of ex;judge,d dress
ed neatly, carried a gold headed cane,
and when he had taken more than
his usual allowance Of the favorlte
beverage, he was very pious, at such
times alwas attending church, and
sitting near the stand as erectly' as
circumstances would admit, and res
ponding fervently.@.
On one occasion Baptist brother
was holding forth, with energy ane
JUNCTION, on the evils of the times
and in one of his flights. exclaimed
"shos me drnnkard. '&
The. Judge rising to his feet, a.
unsteadily balancing himself on hi
cane, said very solemnly: {" Here
am, sir, here | ami
The Elder, though q good des
nonplussed by the unexpected srss
ponse, managed to 60 on with hi
discourse, and soon warming to b
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8. s.TREY sEY.O

The author of this poem is unknown
to US. 1t is worth reading. Inc Writsl
hes doubtless suffered from the class;;t
whom it refers" Gossips and Scapaa
Mongers, the SINGING Adders-Hisslnl
Serpents and Poisoned Scorpions OF ou,
social system" We slfun one OF tnos'
,ipfamo3s wretches aswe would the devil
Parents and guardians, keep your en-, III
dren from the society of these m9lA as
sassins as you would from moral lepe!
whose breath lis pollution ana ooucn IL
death.
They say4AhIswen, suppose, they do;
But can they prove the story true?
Suspicion may arise from naught
But malice, envy, want of thought; :,
WHY count yourself among the "they'
Who whisper what they dare not say7
They say-but why the tale rehearse,
And help to make the matter worse7
No good can possibly accrue
From. telling what may be untrue;
And is it not a noller plan
To speak of all the best you csnf
They :say-well, if,itshonld be SO,
.Why need yon tell the tale of woe?
Will it the better wrongtedress,
Or make one panG ofsSrIow less?'
Will it the erring one e.restore, -
.Henceforth to- "go and SIN no more"
TaIeyGoh pause and look within!
See how thy heart nchnesto sin
Watch: lest.in dark: temptations hour
Thou. too. s4aouldst sink beneath its
;. poWertx
Pity the fran, weep DER their fall,
But speak of good or not ct all.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
what Railroads do for Farmers.

On this subject the Lexington,
Ky., Farmers Home Journal says:
We are not the advocates of all
the wild visionary schemes that spec
ulators propose in the shape of rail
roads, but we are satisfied that far
mers especially, are benefited by
railroads, when well-loeated, and we
think no intelligent reader can dis
pute the conclusions we draw. :
For instance, to haul forty bushels
Of corn fifty miles in. a, wagon, would
cost at least $l2 for team,. driver,
and expenses. A railroad would
transport it for 81 at most. Allow
ing on an average Of forty bushels
per acre, or eight per cent, on 500.
As the relative advantage is about
the same as for other crops, it is clear
that railroad passing through a
town would add 800 per acre to the
value of farms. A towrt ten miles
square contains $4,000 acres. An
increase of $lO0 per acreis equal to
$6,400,000, or enough to build two
hundred miles Of railroad. even if it
costs $4,000 per mile. But two hun
dred miles Of road would extend
through twenty towns ten miles
square, and cost but $40 per acre it
taxed upon the land. These figures
are given merelg as an illustration.
If farmers had taxed themselves to
build I'll the railroads in this coun7
try and given them away to, any
companies that would stock and run
them, the present increased value of
their lands would have we'll repaid
all the outlay.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

sAa R1cE's E1rIANAT1oN.- Sam
Rice, of Alabama, is well known as q
ready and witty man. though some,
what erratic. Here is the last good
story told upon him, and it is very
characteristic: :,
About the commencement Of the
war he made speech in North Ala
hama in which be said that the South
ern soldiers could whip the Yankees
with pop-gunsa. Since the war hi,
CHANGED to make another speech at
the same place. A big double-iOint-
ed fellow was present who heard and
remembered Re- the former speech, and
being in no very amiable frame Of
mind, concluded to go for SAM
Rolling up his sleeves and popping
his fist in the palm Of his hand, he
pr lpropounded the fearful f. 3 question:
asam Rice, didn't you make
apeech here in 1912
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The Latest Novelty in Suicide.

One of the most distressing affairs
we have ever been called upon. to
notice took place in Tallahassee a few
days ago. Mrs..A. W. Pace, wife Of
anopular and successful Jacksonville
merchant, and daughter ofMr. George
Damon, prominent MERCHANT in
Tallahassee, seemed. to he suffering
from some mental arrangement, and
thinking a change Of scene and SUR
roundings might cure her incipient
malady, her husband took her to her
parents and friends in Tallahassee
on Wednesday last. That night,
soon, after her arrival at her fathers
house, she called the family around
her apd prayed and exhorted them
to prepare for great and sad ca
lamity. None had any idea that she
was contemplating anything like. self
destruction.
The next morning early her father
went out to procure bottle of wiGe
for her, and soon after his departure
she took kerosene lamp or can, and
saturatng herself from head to foot,
put a match to it, and in a moment
was enveloped in the flames. Her.
husband and others, hearing her
shrieks, ran to her rescue, and throw
ing a bucket of water over her, en-
deavored to extingush the: flames.
This proved unavailing, and her hus-
band, selling a blanket, threw; it,
around her, and finally succeeded in
putting out thei flames, but not until
the poor victim was burned to such
an extent :that a; sfhe- died Sin a few
hours, after the most Intense 'suf-
fering.
Mrs. Pace was quite young, and
had been married only about three
or four years Two years ago she
was the happy wife Of a devoted hus-
band, whose success in business had
placed him in comfortable circum-
stances. We have not learned. the
causes which led to this distressing
calamity.
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Is it a Snake.

Hunting snakes is the.chief 'amuse-
ment of Aurora, (Ind.,) people now a
days, and especially nights. They
tell us Of nan who was asleep, and
so was his fair partner who has sharp
toe-naila. She dreamed she was kick,
ing the cat out of the buttery, and
she digged her toe-nails into the calf
of her mans leg.
He woke up AMI cried snakes, "
burglars" FIRE, police: and all
that. She got up too, in quite hur-
ry, and that bed was searched through
andtthrough twenty-three times, but
the snake wasn't found Another
man woke up one night, and by the
pale light of the moon saw his wife S
switch coiled around one of the orna-
mental posts at the foot Of the bed.
Il looked for all the world like a
snake. There were its great big shiny
coils, and it's head pointed towards
the head of the bed, as if the snake
was preparing for an attack o on the
party of the first part, his wife and
their heirs and assigns.
The party of the first walked up
his wife, and she, of course, screamed, !,
and kicked, and jumping out of bed
ran into another room to faint, .leav-
ing him alone with the bloody-mind-
ed, venomously disposed sarpient;
He was now in lively state OF cold
perspiration, but hispresence of mind
had not entirely deserted him. : He
slowly drew up his feet and jumped
out of bed, and ran to the kitchen
and got his double barreled shotgun,
and cautiously came back. He came
in sight of the serpentine intruder,
and taking as deliberate aim as his
quaking knees and trembling frame
/ would permit, blazed away.
The sound of the gun aroused the
lady from her swoon. The enemy
was found IN limp state oangnng
by the bed post, and evidently dead
On nearing it, imagine his feelings
when she exclaimed
Law sakes, what have you done
Spilled my best mohair switch !"
The shot holes in the bedstead car
be filled up with putty and re.var
nished. He can get new mirror
for seven dollars. The old tom-ca
sitting on the fence in range with the
window, will never. squall to the
moon as he was wont'to do. He ha'
lost his voice, al least there's wher
the most shot took effect. :.