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The Heat,

Some idea of the intensity of the heat
that has prevailed for few days may be
derived grom an inciden' related to US yes
terday. A customer living six or eight
miles in the country, purchased of Messrs.
lotion & Bro, on Friday, some star can
dies of the best quality. These were put
in his buggy, and when he reached home
in the afternoon, they were completely
melted, leaving nothing but the wick. The
"Breck" was exhib ited to us yesterday.
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The LouIsyiIIe Peace Reuutou.

nounce that all the railroads centeriDg at
Louisville have agreed to convey visitors to
the Grand Peace Reunion on the 18th and
18th of September, and return for one fare.
Those of our citizens who desire to attend
this demonstration will be carried over the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad and re-
turned for q single fare to Louisville.
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Death Of AGED Folks.

Within the last few days past the grim
form of death has strobe among the old of
Monroe county, and borne them away
to that unseen shore. Saturday week
and within twenty-four hours the follow
ing persons, residing in the above county
died: Mrs. Regan, mother of D. B. Began,
Es l., aged eighty; DR.. F. b. Gregory, aged
eighty-nine, and Mrs. Pennington, aged
seventy.
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SeHereIH Injured.

Wednesday afternoon last as the passen
ger train was moving tromthe Greeneville
depot, Col. David Fry, los ing his balance,
fell between the railing an d platform, and
received severe injuries. He was struck by
the trucks and coach steps, doubled to the
ground with bis head below and then re-
versed. 1t is thought bis back was broken,
since he is almost helpless about the spinal
cOrd
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GARRISON, Aug. 24.-Cotton steady;
middlings 19i620c;; net receipts p bales
exports coastwise 60 bales; sales 100 bales
stock 3,840 bales.
GALVESTON, Aug. 24.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 17ac; net receipts 146 bales
stock 1889 bales.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 24.--Cotton quiet
Middlings 195c; net receipts bale, sales 81
bales; stock 800 bales.
MOBILE, Aug. 2S.--Cetson, no demand
niddlings nominal; net receipts u bales
stock $50 bales. -ahs -
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Nearly a BAD accident.

While engaged doing some work in saw
mill near Tank few days ago, 10. New
som became entangled in some of the belt
ing, and came very near losing his life. In
extricating himself from his perilous situa-
ton, he received severe fracture of the
arm, and was fortunate in escaping with
this injury alone. BE is doing well, and
viii be right side up with care in few days.
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A Fifty Pound Hog Falls on = Ne
RrO,g Head.

A few days ago, near Claybrook, Madison
county, negro man descended eighty feet
to the bottom of q well for the purpose OF
cleaning it out. While engaged at work
something powerful struck him on the
head. The darkey was confused a little,
and more than surprised to see that the
thump was caused by fifty pound hog fall
ing from the top of the well and landing on
his Uranium. The hog was shattered to
death By the fall, but the negro was not in
iured,
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THERE win be meeting Of the County
Democratic Executive Committee on
Thursday next, the 10Th inst, at 10 A. NJ .
at No. Oh Cherry street. Every member
Is requested 10 be present. - FAF
BY order Of the Committee.
10. G HAA1BLIN, Chairman.
w. III. DILLARD, Sec'y. I'd
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AHORRID DEATH.
A Crazy Man Stabs a Citizen and
4 les In the Woods

les In the Woods.
About two weeks ago man named A. j.
Arnold, living with Tom Jordan, ESQ neal
Lexington, Henderson county, while in a
state of deLirilm tremens stabbed citizen,
who dealt him a powerful blow on the
head with an axe-handle. bis already per-
turbed mind now horri6ed by the dread
deed Of supposed murder, and writing
under the pain from the blow inflicted, the
unfortunate man fed during the night.
Early next day the maddened criminal was
seen wearing shirt only and running
through fed, shouting out IN his phrensy,
"TheY are after me, "where shall l gos"
With no reason to guide his footsteps, the
poor man continued run5ing until, ex-
hausted he reached 8 stream, into which
be fell and was drowned. The body was
found few days ago.
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Sunreme Court Docket,

On the Supreme Court docket for the
Middle division there are now pending ten
hundred and twenty-one causes, with the
State at large to hear from, which doubt
less will increase the number TO at least
thirteen hundred. OF the above causes
pending for trial, Davidson county has one
hundred and forty-four law and one hun
dred and forty-four equity cases.
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East Tennessee Division Fair.

The Fair under the auspices of the East
Tennessee Agricultural Society, to COM
mence at Knoxville on the 14th October and
continuing for six days, promises to be
more successful than any previously held in
that place. The premiums are liberal, and
the attractions are of such a character as
TO assure large attendance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25

$4,000 Fruit CaRs-Self Labelling.
Treppard & Go. are now Offering for sale
$4,000 tin and glass Fruit Cans Of all the
s rious kinds made.
They have the exclusive sal0 o. tie self
sealing, seflsbelling can and they want
the ladies' to call and examine this can.
Price the came as for the old style can.
ie6aun&thnrs-tE.
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HI omicide I'm Hardeman county.

THURSDAY last in district No. I
Hardeman county, Joe Ray stabbed with 4
knife and killed, his brother in.law named
Showers. Ray, who lives on Joe Williams
place, between Grand junction and Sauls-
bury, and tried before Justice ]. G. Spinks
by whom be was released, it appearing that
the killing was in self dafansa.
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Largo P0faf0as'R

Mr.. James w. Collier, who lives on Col.
Thos. B. Johnson's farm on Mill Creek,
left at our Office yesterday, some specimens
of Bermuda and Hatchie Vans, which are
the finest we have seen this year. Mr..
Collier certainly knows how to grow large
potatoes.
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Death of Id. A Cole.

Mr.. D. a. Cole, well-known citizen of
Nashville, died last Thursday evening in
the SD year of his age, after 8 protracted
illness. The deceased was an amiable man
and a good citizen. His funeral will he
preached a the Elm Street Church by Rev.
Mr.. Warren, on day hereafter to be men
toned,
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Seriously III.

Intelligence reached the city yesterday
that Jadge NJ. NJ. Brien of this place, was
lying dangerously i'll at Alexandra in De-
Kalb county. A messenger came down in
haste for his son M. NJ. Brien, jr., who
left on the train last evening for Lebanon,
and who will thence repair to Alexandria
by private conveyance.
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Channad hands- e. :

Chapped hands, face, rough skin, pim-
pies, ringworIns, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Csswell, Hazard &
Co, New York. -. - -. -
unar31 sunlzrhura IL
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Personal.

Rev. DR.. Robert A. Young returned
yesterday morning from st. Louis, where.
by invitation, he visited and took part in
the great camp-meeting held at that place.
He win occupy the pulpit Of his ch1r CHI to-
dav
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Chromos Of greeley and Brown.

Messrs. Paul & TaveI have received some
very fine colored chromos. of Greeley and
Brown, life size. They would be very
suitable ornaments for parlors and Offices,
and would be admirable for transparencies.
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meath OF PRINTER.

Oh. Wolcott, for many years aresident
of this place, and compositor in the news
paper offices of this city, died short time
ago at St. Louis.
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We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to attend the approaching Fair OF the
Wilson County Agricultural and Mechsni-
cal Association.
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] Undelivered Dlspalehe..

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office Saturday night:
Once hours Sunday 9 to 10 A. NJ. and
8 to p. NJ.
j. Aikens (shoemaker), Felix Evan, j.
N. Carsey, Son & Co, 7. II. Jones & Co,
y. T. Parker, Mrs. Fanny Horster, 8. G..
Bradley, Noel s. Platter, Winfrey & Turner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25

Tuesday last, near the depot at Cleve-
land, John Hardwick and Cicero Stephen
son, two boys, had personal rencontre, in
which the latter was badly cut with knife
in the leg, disabling him so that be was un-
able to walk the subsequent day.
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Just Opened-A stock Of superior Traz-
cling Trunks, new styles; also q line of
cheap Trunks, al sizes and prices; Grain
and Mo. Bags, Yalises, Satchels, for cash
at lowest prices.
sug23 st JOHN RAMAGE & SoN.
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ClearinR In.

James f. Sheen, Sexton at the City Gem
etery, is having the useless underground at
shat place cleared away, and other needed
repairs properly made. The fencing is now
10 good condition, and will so remsin while
the cemetery is in charge Of the present etfi-
cient sexton.
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The Ladies',

We are requested to cali the attention Of
the ladies to the Nashville Library. They
will find there books and papers of every
class suited to their tastes. Every lady
should avail herself of the advantages
here offered to make themselves literary.
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AMAGE & Son,

Avert the EVils-If mothers would give
Mrs. Whiteomb's Syrup to their children
when sick, mortality would be less among
them. 1t costs only % cents.
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"They Cure!'-What cures? Ayers
Cherry Pecoral for a cough. Ayers Pills
for purgative, and Ayers SarsapArilIa for
the complaints that require an Alternative
medicine. iyS1 eodIm wed, fri&sun
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1900 M Wa s D.s1.Sns I'D.

OFTEoa OF Tn OHEB 8IeEAL OgvT0sR.
WAszTHsToH, ID. c., Aug. "a. 1872.
ties.-Fresh TO brisk southeast
erIy to southwesterly Winds and area Of
cloud and rain On Sunday from Kentucky
to the Lower Lake region and the q per
Lakes. Southeasterly and soatherly winds
with increasing cloudiness fFom New Fog
land 70 Virginia. Southerly TO southwest-
erly winds aud areas Of cloud and rain
from the South Atlantic States. Partially
cloudy weather from Tennessee 70 the Gulf
with possibly areas Of rain along the coast.
An area Of low barometer Is appS emily ad-
yancing eastwards towards Iowa and Mir
nesota.
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To tighten the hair in the scalp and keep
it from falling of, use Halls Vegetable 81
Gillian Hair Remover. 49,
jy5l eod1m wee, fri1S sun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25

If S. D. Bass will consent to run for
Alderman, and w. III. Parrish and T. j.
Yarbrough for Councilmen, they will re-
ceiye the support of ..
MANY VOTERS
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Misses 0'Bryan, II McLemore street.
Next session begins Monday, Sept. %,
Vacancies for new pupils under thirteen
years Of age. P. O. Box 10.
Aug. 20, 1872. 81 anglo Nv
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Trunk Neutrality-suspicious., at 81
North College street, between Union aud
Church, is selling Trunks and Satchels at
prices that def \ competition. Trunks re-
paired. jy7tf
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The biggest sweet potato Of the season
found its way into this Office yesterday. 1t
was raised by r. J. Weber, of Edgefeld,
who thus far, haSearried off the premium.
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Ltfe OF GreeIey.

Master Wtn. g. Farr2r is delivering to
subscribers In this city, Parton's Life Of
Greeley. All who have examined 1t, ex-
press themselves highly pleased with the
work,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25

Ed. II. Miller's, at No. 7 n. College
street, is the place TO get good Mattresses
and Bedding Of all kinds cheap, and also
Mosquito Bars. jy25 I'm
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CITY NoTIcEs.

We made a still further reduction in
prices 70 enable US TO Gloss out our Stock
before removing to our old stand, so don't
delay and come at once.
1t d. LOYEMAN & Co.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
70. Leaves Lebanon at. go. $40 M
Arrives at Nashville at..s;40 A. H
Leaves Nashville at. .4:S0 p. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $50 P. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at O'Clock P. X.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
at Lebanon st O'Clock A. n. on Mondays, We'd
nesdsys and Fridays.
SD, louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves SIe A: M: a1d S:l6 P H.
Memphis train leaves. 2:oO A. N. and l;45 Pm
arrives. ...4:45 P. N. and $50 A. n.
St Louis train leaves. 200 An.
arrives. 900 P. n.
TuIlshona train leaves. $3.50 P. n.
arrives. $50 A. II
The s:16 4. 4. train does not run on Sundays.
The 200 A. n. and 8:15 p. II. and 1:45 P N. trains
uR daily.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street., at $50
N, lao P. II. and 100 Am.
Arrives at 1880 A. n. and sos P. n.
WThe lao P. N. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and Gallsrin, except Edge
field Junction, and does not ran on sunday
GaIIatin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. ..4;05 p. n
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern RafIrOad.---Nashvfl1e and
Decatur Division.
GONG SoUTH-Nashville an Decatur trains
leave stations on South Cherry Tree at 500 A.
NJ and 500 L. N. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at 400 p. X. [goes to Column
bal Trains arrive at 4:45 A. n. and 9:55 P. n.
Accommodation at $50 A. m.
st. Louis. Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. .6:10 An
Accommodation leaves Nashville .... .1:30 Pm
St Souls Mail arrives at Nashville. lies Pm
Accommodation arrives at NASHVILLE. ..T:40 AN
Louisville and CinctDnati Short Line
Railroad.
Trains leave andarrive at Louisville as toll0wE
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except - 4
SUNDAY. T:o0 A. N. sos p. Il.
Cincinnati Express, daily. 1855 P. n. 1895 P. n.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Saturday. 1910 p Il. 800 A. n.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. 600 A. n. $50 r =.
Lexington Express, except
Sunday. ESQ +. n. ass T. n.
Frankfort Accommodation,
except Sundsy......... 4:65 p. n. 1880 A. II.
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The Floor OF a Store Falls Through

Yesterday afternoon the second story
floor of Wells grocery house no 4S North
Market street gave way and spilled its
contents, principally old iron to the floor
below. Fortunately no one was injured.
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Marriage GUide.-Intsresting work,
numerous engFaVings, 224 pages. Price SGT
cents. Address DIR. Butts Dispensary, II
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sepI4 d&w1y
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The Great Demonstration Last Night.
A TorchIight Procession Through the
Streets. waz
A Coach and Four for the Ex.President
The People Wild with Enthusiasm.
ssThe Rockets red glare bursting high
In the Air."
Ten Thousand Persons On he Streets.
Resolutions read Requesting Mr..
johnson to Represent the People
In Congress from the State
at Large.
A Lengthy Speech from the EXPIRES
ident, in Which He says While ne
is no Candidate, he is Willing
to be the Standard bearer
Of the People.
uis Aoooyfouoa Qraofad with naa fen.
His Acceptance Greeted with Deafen
ing Applause from the Immense
Congregation.

Last night witnessed one of the largest
political demonstrations ever made in this
city, and the wild enthusiasm reminded one
much of the days of 1910 and 1874. In
accordance with previous announcement
that
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For Aaderman-Ist Ward.
TN answer to a call of the voters Of the First
i Ward, hereby announce myself as q eaDdi-
date for Alderman, and would respectfully re-
commend them 70 my past record.
aug25 tbs JAS. A. STEELE
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9Th Ward.

There is to be a meeting of the Free
Bridge Commissioners at the City Hall,
Edgefeld, tomorrow Monday night.
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Miss Hunters School viii reopen in
Edgefeld on Monday, I'd September.
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The Weather.

As comparison between the present
spell of weather and that of August, 1859,
we have been furnished record kept by
Judge W. A. Glenn at bis residence in
Edgefeld-the present Thermometer being
the same used in 1859, and suspended in
the same place. We give several days in
August 1869, and the indication of the mer-
curry yesterday as follows:
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nc Tnfcr1aI RevonUo
Free bridge Commissioners.

Yesterday the sum of 50, "A was paid
into the United States Internal Revenue
Office.
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As oppressive as the present weather
seems to be, it will not compare with that
of 1859.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Ri0ers, Aug. "a, Is8as-Hsi0At Of ,asts,
above l0S0 t0atsr sssrk st 500 p. N
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YER's HAIR yIGOR,

nl soll by DussI.ts AL round the void. lletE.ll
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But our momentum was then such that |
knew we could reach the shore in safety,
which we soon did.
On reaching it, there was the same bolster.
Gus noise that marked our starting, each one
untyine his own sled or sleigh and joining the
little party with which he came. But OF the
peril through which they passed, the danger
from which they had been rescued not one
had the slightest iutmalion. For my friend
and myself-tho only ones who were aware
Of our wonderful dclycrancc-we were left
alocu And there on that rocky beach, with
the stars above Us, we sank upon our knees
our arms cntwining each others neck. IL
was q silent prayer we offered an Offering Of
thanks to the Oliver Of every good and per-
feet gilt" Not for US alone, but for an those
who had been brought out Of peril. Then wc
rose, and hand iu hand we walked to our
homo.
The next day was Thanksgiving; we en-
tered into no joyous ninth. We kept our
secret to ourselves that day, and during all
the time since then we have not mentioned
the affair to each other. But long after this,
when we were in church together, and the
preacher gave out " Coronation" | noticed
that he did not sing, but graspcd my hand 10
his, while the tears flowed from his eyes, as
| though he were a child.
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Roy IIammOnd's Tuning.

| want to tell you how Aurt my foot. You
see my Grandpa is what they call big farm
or, and keeps ever so many cows, and most
all Of em has got a calf, and some have got
two. Grandpa keeps them in big pen be-
hind the west barn, and Joe and | thought it
was the very tallest kind of fun to get on their
backs and ride them. We used to do it a
good many times each day, and after little
they began to grow poor; and Grandpa couldn't
think what allied them until one day he caught
as at it, aud he called us to him, aud told us
in louder voice than | ever thought he had,
if ever we did it again he would time us
Now we didn't really know what he meant By
that, but 'sposed it was something like tuning
fiddle. But anyway we didn't think it was
anything very bad, and we did want to ride
those calves dreadtUHy. Did you ever ride
calf when you was a little chap2 I'll bet, II
you did, you'd have done it once more, even
if you knew you'd get two tunings Well, the
next morning Grandpa set off to the mill with
big grist. lie asked US to 60 with him,
but we didn't want to- lOh, how | wish we
had y for we knew he'd be gone great while
and lust as soon as he was out of the yard we
went straight to the calr-pen, pulled of our
jackets, for it was pretty warm work, riding
calves, and each of US got on one, and the fun
began We hadn't been round the pen more
than half dozen times, when who should we
see standing by the gate but Grandpa! And
he didn't look one bit pleasant, either. | was
so scared let 60 my Calls tail for sat with
my back to its head so | could get good
grip on its tail, to keep me on and off |
tumblod, and somehow the calf came top Of
me, and hurt my ankle dreadlully. BY the
time got Strengthened out, and could look
about me, saw oe was getting bis tuniRg.
Grandpa had Just had the barn newly shingl-
ed, aud they were lying all about. Grandpa
was holding poor Joe over his knee, and using
one Of those shingles which lay there so handy.
Oh my how Joe did boiler BY the time
Joe was finished of, my ankle was aching
terribly, and it did seem as if couldn't bear
anything more Just then. I'm ashamed to
tell of it, but | was bowling most as loud as
Joe, and began to beg Grandpa not to tune
me till the next day--and he didn't. He
took me up Just as carefully as he could, and
carried me to the house, but could see his
mouth twitehing, and he kept biting his lips
all the way. | spose he felt bad to think
what naughty boys we were, and I'm sure
we've both been very sorry, and promised
nccer to do it again. had to lie on the
lounge a good many days, and I'm so lame
now can't 60 without crutch haven't
got my tuning yet, but | know SHALL for
Grandpa never breaks his word. He's just
like me about that. | do wish it was over
with, though for it keeps me awake nights
thinking of it, know it's pretty hard tC
bear, for Joe was so sore for a week he didn't
,cant to ride calf, he said,-Christian
Union.