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omitted. WehayIet, yery 1illIe fSIlh III Aiiy

omitted. We have very lille faith IN any
great good accomplished by these formal
instructions in morality. It Is urged that
1t Is the well.instructed who recruit our
most dangerous classes Of criminals, and
that this shows that we should have more
religious. and moral instruction in our
schools. Arc we 10 undeBtand that the
criminals In question have never been
taught that there is q God, or that steal
ing Is crime, and that they DO not know
these truths as well as professor OF theol.
ogyi Its not by set precepts or by Ella
borate lectures on morality that boys are
trained to virtue, but by the daily exhI-
bition Of moral conduct, and the chnstant
and insenslble MEDICATION ofthe principles
Of morality In everyday relations. There
Is not a well.conducted recitation In any
school in the land which does not teach
at every step that virtue Is its own reward,
that honesty Is the best policy, and that in
the long run fraud does not pay. We beg
for this view oil much.vexed and highly.
important question the careful attention
Of every friend Of the syetem.
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NOV Yorn Drr. Goods marian.

New YoRK, September 5.oThs late
activity in the general marked continues
with undated vigor, and aA,clssses Of
dealers are apparently under fill tide OF
successful operations Some styles Of
cotton fabrics show a tendency 10 ad-
vance. Brown shirtings and skeetings
continue in good demand ler,all grades,
at current asking rates. Bleached
goods present no new features, the
market fairly active OF current quotations.
Prints strong with an upward tendency.
Cotton drills in limited demand at current
rates. Cotton fannels still improving in
demand, and market fairly active at quo.
tatons. Wool hsnnels active, and desira.
BILE makes readily placed at asking rates.
Ticks, stripes and checks, in fair request
at current rates. Cloths and over coat.
ings Of popular makes moving more fairly,
and fancy cassimeres Of desirable patterns
and textures, in demand, while low aud
medium goods and satinets, and Kentucky
jeans, with but few exceptions, are com.
paratively stagnant. Doeskins keep well
sold up In popular makes. The foreign
dry goods markets average days business
has been large, and prices continue firm.
Silks and dress goods in request. .'
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1872. Cameron Fair. 1872.
.aT&-El rJEs.r
The Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Chic and West Virginia Agrl.
cultural and Mechanical IL.

VIII hold its Second Annual Exhibition on It's
Fair Grounds, near Cameron, W. Va. on WE'D.
NEsDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept,m-
Der 10, 10 and %, is12, H'-S -
These Grounds have been greatly improved !;
new wells have been dug; great number Of
tended 70 one,third OF mile, and GRADED.
New buildings Of all kinds have been made to
accommodate all who may be present, and In
fact no expense has been spared 10 make tho
next exhibition the beat ono ever held IN West
Virginia.
This Association has not for It's object the
making OF money. but tho Improvement OF this
entire section Of country. ALI money outside OF
the necessary expenses will be used for the i'm.
pr0ycnent OF fairgrounds and Is premiums.
Very liberal premiume will DO paid this yeSr.
To- pEeeAls. to HANSON. CRlSwELL, Mounds.
vine. WA, or Dr.. s. 3. STIDGER, Cameron,
W, Va AuI7dSW
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TOLEDO, September 5.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged in every respect. Wheat
dull and the market unsettled; No.
white Wabash closed at 81 70; No. DO.
81 IS; Amber Michigan 81 As, seller
September 81 A, buyer September 81 45;
old 81 55; No. l red 81 SO; No. 9 do. l 43I
al A; seller September 81 43i;gseller DC.
tober 81 A; No. 10. 81 80, FCorn-Ac,
tive and shade higher; high mixed 45tc;
buyer September 479c; low mixed 4jSa
Acc; seller September 4Gic; no grade 45c;
damsged 39ic. Oats-F'irm and shade
higher; No 3, zoe; Michigan 80 &c; old Sc.
Rejected 244S2jc.
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CHICAGO, September 5-Flour-Qui
ct and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and
weak, and lower; No. l spring. 81 26H
! %; No. 2do 81 l0I, cash; 81 N, seller
September 81 lot, seller October; No. 3
do 81 IA; rejected 81 90. Corn-Dull
and prices shade lower; No. . mixed
3Iia31sc, cash or seller September; yellow
3Sta3Sic, and weak; No. 2, 241a2jc; re-
jected zoe. -Rye-No. 2, 56a5Gtc. Barley
Fair demand but at lower rates; No.
fall 64sG4ic. Provisions Pork-Dull
and prices have declined; offered at $l4 So
Lard-Winter S4a9c; summer SIC. Bulk
meats and bacon-Held at unchanged
prices, with nothing doing. Whlsky-V0c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 5s4Cotton-
Demand fair and market firm; middling
2lic. Flour-Demand fair and prices
advanced; family 81 IS; choice S. 90.
Wbeat-Demsnd good at full prices; red
81 5Oa1 55; white 81 Goal 70. Corn
Steady at 45s4Gc. RYe-0ld 73a75c;
new at 65S7Oc. Barly--Q1iet and I'm.
changed Groceries-Steady. Oils-Fifm.
Eggs-Demand good at zoe. Butter
Demand fair al 20a22c. Cheese-De-
mand good at 14tsI5c. Provisions
Pork-Dull and prices arc nominal at
$l3 50s13 rs. Lard-Kettle &c. Bulk
Meats-Demand light but holders firm;
no second lots; offered at 81, s., 0ts0tc,
Bacon-Stock light out Of smoke, except
contract lots; joObihg sales u, 10Sl0fo,
Sugar Cured Hams-Firm at l5ts17c for
summer and winter. Whisky-Demand
good at Ole. 1874 @i
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Sad Accident at spencer's; Cen
trail Ohio Railroad.

Correspondents OF the 1ntelligencer.
One Of the most thrilling accidents
from perhaps careless handling Of a shot
gun occurred at Spencer's Station, on the
B. s. o. Raildroad, about five miles west
OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on last Monday
evening, Sept. ID. Two telegraph op.
perators, Mr.. William II. cStellRrs. and
Frank Ayers, were in the office and 1t
appears that some time previous to that
evening Mr.. Spencer had lett an old
shot gan in an adjoining room to the
office with instructions Tor it TO be sent
10 GAINESVILLE for repairs. Mr.. Ayers
went in and picked the gun up and come
into the Office with it under his right arm,
on reaching back to close the door after
him the gun, which contained load un.
beknown to either Of the gentlemen, was
discharged. Mr.. Stellafs was standing
by the stove playing on violin but few
feet from the muzzle OF the gun and re-
Ceivcd the contents below the right knee
joint, which tore his leg at fear.
Jul rate. Mr.. s. dropped his "violin" tax.
ing hold OF his leg, and followed
"ohny Is0" while Mr.. Ayers, being fright.
ened, broke out Of the Office and ran TO
stable and tried 10 cdncc1l himself in the
hay mo1. Being approached by gentle.
man who had learned Of the accident
and he Mr.. Ayers requested him not TO
come in, US he had not shot Mr.. Son
purpose, as 1t was an accident. Mr.. s.
was taken TO his room and surgeons i'm.
mediately dispatched for. After con.
sultation It was thought best 10 amputate
the limb, which was done. Its doubtful
as to his recovery. Mr.. Ayers isreported
as being cray" and says he wants to
die" with his friend Stellars. Mr.. s. is
u resident OF Salincville, D., well known
as q telegraph operator, and gentleman
ofsrrtllfRt moral character. BE being On
orphaa and wounded soldieiof the Tate
rebellion, has the sympathy Of all who
knew him. WRITER.
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oCHMEERCfAE sNB FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Marke,

NEW YORK, September .-GoLD-Dull
and stsady at l1Ss1lst, with nearly az
business at 119ia1f3t. Loans from 1.3s
to 8 per cent Tor use. Clearings, 1871 ,0OO,.
900. The government sold one million at
liz s5all30S. The Treasury discussed
$4,000.
MoNEY-steady in the morning at Sac
per cent, aud closed with loans at 2a3
per cent.
STERLING ExcuAN0E-Dull ut 10Ssa
1885,,
GovERNMENTs-Dull and heavy, and
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from TO / percent lower.
STATE BONDs-Dull and heavy; South
Carolinas weak.

f'fATE BONDs-Dull anu heaVyi 6outh
Carolinas weak.
SToCEs-Weak in sympathy with Paci.
fic Mail, which was sold down by the
bears, and also an attempt was made on
their part to squeeze money, but this was
a failure, money closed easy. There was
less excitement in stocks, and speculation
was comparatively quiet. Lake Shore,
Northwestern, Rock Island, ohios and
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central
were most active. Tho latter was the
strongest stock on the list, and purchasers
predict for It rs great an advance next
year as took place in the parallel line of
the Fort Wayne. After October list, the
st. Paul road goes into the Indiana Cen
trail depot at Chicago, which they claim
will largely increase the receipts. The
market closed dull.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 5.-Flour-
Quiet and easier. Wheat-Firm and
steady; choice amber 81 s5a1 81. Corn
Quiet and firm; mixed western 63a64c.
Oats-Dull; western mixed 87ta80c. Rye
Dull at 75ss5c, Provisions Quiet,
Mess Pork-$l5 Bscon-Fair demand
and lower; shoulders SIC; sides 10falOtc;
clear rib sides 1850. Sugar Cured Hams
= 18a1sio. Bulk Meats - Unchanged.
Lard-More inquiry at Oa0tc for western.
Butter-Unchanged, Whisky-Quiet and
firm at 94fc. -
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S1NCLAlR'S SINGLE ACTING
NJ NoS-PREgZIH6, COMBISgD NYDRAT,
1871. 'UAo Us
wherever known, Is now Acknowledged 10 no
the best pump Tor all purposes yet patented,
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remomber-The Best Ia
Always the Cheapest.
We are now prepared 70 Gll orders, or put M
these pumps on short notice, and guarantee en-.
tiro satisfaction, and would call the attention OF
for IL:
lst It's economy in construction, combined
Win durability, makes It, for actual S7ries, the
"a. As the stock Is galvanized wrought iron Il
nor decay or rust
81 The RreA, enemy Of the Pumps |, frost
which IN single night often desIoyu and Splits
the very best material and renders useless In
the hour oil greatest need.
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when the Pump Is not in uSetbc w,,e,
Glls to Its level in the chamber, which q slTSSI
placed below the freezing point.
AN. FRESHNESS OF water IL always insured "a
me me, water comes directly from the bottom OF tho
9Th. Impure water from decayed n, rot,or
pump stock 10 entirely OhyiRted
9TH, In construction II Is both simple and durs
pie. Inc handle 10 made OF two wrought iron
RODS and 80 arranged that while It Ia light, vet
mas great strength. The cylinder In Whicl a Inc
work Is performed 10 Iron, lined With corner tho
copper lining preutHts ruGt and makes lnt iItiio
friction. This Iron chamber 10 not nb,ntrpCd
but placed in the well above the water No 1 vol
VIII work as we'll under as above the wa!er.
1h. II can be used In driven or b nd we'll
WIN inc same case Us well OF larger tia,uutrr
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your dwelling or barn, or within the building
and connected with the well, or spripg or otbss
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tAnt, and will work with the same olse a. thoupb
standing directly over the water u"
SLh. II is single acting and pumps only with
the down etrok0 Of tho andie, and Tins ayniIs
the hedry NJ required In the double acting Pnmn
10Th. BY attaching . short hose, strcam nav
oe thrown hIty 70 sixty feet and may cf,en b.
Iseq 70 advantage In watering gardens and lawns
washing windows, cleaning bnPgies, extiuppisb'
ing l[es, or eleyatlng water. We recognize thp
iAct that itrequiies more power TO elevate water
from deep than from q shallow we'll HntSs
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Neile, we manufacture smaller chamber. 80 that
while The volume OF water is dlniniiEed. The
power required Is not greatly increased. We
Claim That by the combination having all thn
advantages OF atmospheric pressure n combinA.
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eleVate wafer from deep well with less pOWcr
tn4n any stSEJLTge or purely Iores pvSap In exls.
tenee. This Pump is easily adapted 10 SUNNY
water 70 steam mills, and for transferring he
contents Of watts In Tanueries 10 unslrpassed.
II Jou want Pump guaranteed 10 Give IatIs.
faction. send your order 10 SINCLAIR q HOI.
LISTER, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Us Two or 'nt'' n''''e'A'' Agents wanted
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Work on tho HempfeId Extension.

Work has already commenced upon the
eastern end OF the Hempaeld, near Belle.
vernon. 1t is the intention 10 commence
work in Brady's tunnel, one mile east OF
town, IN a few dsys,-Wdd, (Pd) Advance
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Life Policies are row generally conceded 10 b.
among the most certain and desirable Of invest
mente. This Company, managed on principles
or striet economy oGers the lowest rates Of pre-.
believe, than any other Company doing busInesI
N the State. Its success IL an established fact
All reserve from premiums, as security 10 the
policy holders, additional 70 the capital stock, d
invested BY tho Local Boards, within that local..
~ from which II 10 derived. HlS. a or
Being convinced by their knowledge OF the in.
tegrtty and prudgnce Of the Rentlemen Who com.
pose It's Directory, and by q thorough exAmlna.
tion Of its plAn, OF organization, that II Is 10
every respect rel able Company, tho subscribed
citizens Of Wheeling, who have Ehatn8GlVeB sub.
scrlbed to It's stock, and otgani1at ~ . Local
prise TO the favorable consideration Of tho peo-
pie OF the State: .., 1880.
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MILLS, FREw q CO.,
BOOK sINDE RS
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS:

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The Greek Brssands.
a woman,s .sfrasasem and n. Results

A WoIman's sStrstagcm ana Its Results.
A story comes from Athens about Greek
brigandage, very refreshingto honest people,
and suggestive of the question whether wo-
mon might not govern Greece better than
its men. One OF the curses Of modern Hell
las, as everybody knows, is the unextirpated
guild ef bsigands, who infest the land, defy
ing the Government, suppressing commerce,
demoralizing the peasantry, and robbing
and mlrderng strangers or rich natives.
tured the youthful. son OF a widow woman
of property, well known upon the border.
The usual message was sent down from tile
hills: The brigand chicf must have one
Thousand drachmas by certain day, or the
life of the boyle was only twelve years
old-would pay the forfeit. As usual, loo.
tile last hope which ii mother could cherish
In such frightfnl position was the chance
of government help. The wretchedly weak
administration which play at in and out III
Athens still allow these sconndrels to hold
tile roads and passes Of the country, and
this poor woman had to trust to her own
courage and wits. Neither were wanting;
her. and she hit upon plan for saving both
fer child and her drachmas. She had d
brother, a young fellow OF perfect pluck,
though his checks were as smooth as the
Deliai: Apollo's, and HIM she dressed up
carefully as Greek girl. Having appoint-
,sx1f
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A LEGEND or TIE NoRTEIAaD.

BY PHSsE CAREY.
Away, away to the NorthIand,
Where the hoars Of the day arc few,
And the nights q, SO long Id winter. 81
They cannot sleep them through;
Whore they haSness the swift reindeer
To the siedgrs when ii SHOWS;
And the children look like bear scubs,
In their funny, furry clothes.
Theytell them a curious story
i don't believe tits true;
And yet you may learn essoa.
IL 4 tell the tale to you.
Once when the coed st. Peter
Lived III the world below,
And walked about it preaching,
just as he did YOU know.
He came to the door Of cottage,
In travelling round The earth,
Where little woman WAS mixing ca cs,
And baking them on the hearth
And being faint from fasting,
For the day was almost done,
lie asked her, from bier store Of cakes,
70 give single one.
SO she made very little cake,
But A. It baking lay,
She looked At it, and thought 1t seemed
Too lasgs to give ava,
Therefore. s,.. krcsded another,
And still nl.4iIsr one;
Bat IL looked when she turned i. over.
AZ large rs tae irst lad done
Th.a he tooka thy scrap Of dough
An.t rolled and rolled it fiat;
And baked it .hin as q wafer
But she ceuid not part with that.
For she SAID, ny cakes, that seem toa snail
When eat OF them myself
Are yet too lasge to give away,
So she pat them on the shelf
Then coed 10. Peter angry grew,
For he Was hungry and faint;
And surely suci, q woman
Mas enaaga TO proYokesa saint:
hadra:d he, YOU'RE lar too l.ish
u, aSsil ID A huinan fern
To have bsta foosi and shtlIer,
And 3 dre TO Keep you warR
Now you shall baild as the birds DO,
<Ahd Sl.eii Ouh eSdfItS l'lOu
b. boring, and bor W., and boring,
All day, IN the hard, dry Wooa
Thea She went mp through TIE chimney;
Never sieakins word;
Aid ont oi TIC top fiew q Tpotlreckcr
F5r Sic MAS ei..ns I'd to 4 bad.
sssswz
sRe lad seslltt cai 81 ber hsas,
And that WAS lett tbs safns,
Z IT all the r,st of i,ei clothe. were burned
Black Is a coal in fise flame
And every country school boy
Has her in lie wool !:
Where 81 lives IN the trees to til. vcr. dag
boring, a:.ti boring for food
And this isfAe Lesson she teaches,
Live not for yourself alone.
Les; the reeds ron wisInoi lfty
Shall one day be youT own
t;igs plenty of what Is Civ Il yen,
Listen to PHYS call;
Don't think ha little yeu give Is great,
And the much you get is small
Now, my little boy, remember :hat,
And try to be kind and good,
When you see the woodpecker's sooty dress
And see her scarlet hosd
You mayn't be changed to bird, though you
live
As seldsh1y aB you can
But you will be chaHgea TO smaller thing
a mean and selfish man
" 4
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euP of cafies. il Il sure barometer, il you
allow he sugar to drop to the bottom Of il
cup and watch the bubblrs arise without dis
ttlfl.ing the coffee. Ii tire bubbles collect iii
die middle the weather will be fine; IL they
adhere to tie cup forming i ring, it will BIZ.
rainy; aud il the bubbles separate wiihoui
assuming any fixed position, changeabis
weather may be xpecIed. Try ii.
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ADVERTISING RATES !:

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,yse
Local Notices IS cents per line for .e first laser
t.on AID Ii cents for each atiditisaal insertox.
s-s- Praasient advertisements St pc pas Ter
il vInce, aad all JOS Printing HleH ts. work
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ii MODEL BILL. nude out by All old farmer
against his s.eigiibpr, rea,ls as fellows
:. Neighher 4. Dir. to B. 60 horse and wagon.
goln' "a mill once since and twice before,
one AoiIaf
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Nan, MONTANA TERRITORY. DECEMBER

door through the transn;ars There Sat Aisfct
y. Brimmer, Iiolsiing the Mo,ssiag Gtorp /.
both bands. while the fringe which grew in
serlieircIe round his bald head sfs,tl straigh
out, until he seemed to rrseflble 4 gigantic
gun-swab. Two Of. three oller persons ssooe
: in front OF him in tlifeatenIIe attitudes
One, ST them said:
Ny name is AlcGlne. sir--W Him McGl,,e
AN brother oi The late Alexaisstr McsIue
| picked up your paper this lIaar,ling. and
: perceived an outrageous insl'Ii fo nv slereas
! ed relative. and have come to .ls.aand, sir
J what you mean BY the followIIss iIlfamou:
language:
Tie deatl,-angel snlote Atsxsssss+ .IcGlue, 4
Aud gave him al,roiracsea rsaSs;
H. Wore Q CHECKED shirt1snd 1 Number In
III shoe,
Ard he had d pink rten his aase
No aeabthe is happier dwelling o space
oyerthefe on the eyergree !, sfoEe;
His friei1fs informed that hIs funeral takes
place
Precisely at quarter past foarIa
I This Is simply sliabolicali n Aaate brother
had 10 wart upon his hose, sir. he had npon
his nsse neither pink warf,|:lor a green
II
| wart. npr cream coIosed warf .8sr any other
color. It's a SANDER. Ii is 4 gkafnifous in
: salt to my fl lily. sir, and distinctly wfni
!. yon to sly what yon mcsn by snch internal
; conduct.
Really. slr. said BritnIner. iii ii mistake
i 1fis il the horrible work Of asn intenaiary
]. misefealn whom | trusted as 4 hrpther. IL.
& siiaii be punished by my own lland Tor this
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/ Iisieu to His.
49, ~ '''e a0.'Nss o'' =
And a..,, he sucked The mat all on iS made him
] .tcas.sis sick.
And Il ss latest hours he clasped tEt monkey in
i ~ haha
AAa a.a s"ou-oss = - ~ a4>. "s' = . oe''e'
..a., :, -. s. 80.
,ra.,,,a,, ,,,,,
AM no Isiore twist The pussy tail, and make
htE yoNl tsr faa
ie ..ll i1s. .sa'ias esaf s'ra5ssfi 'iie gun
,r,s
| lie si.ed sss e ssz
80,
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plalnt.
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just then there was another knock. and
woman entered. crying.
Are You the eIftprg she INQUIRED ., Brin-
mer.
Brim,aer said he was.
.W-w-wcll.' she said. in voice broken by
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ltne year in advance or during the FIRST q'r. Sc 90
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six months, In advance ~
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-12

BETTING is immoral. b. how can the man
who bets be worse than The man who il no
better,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-12

LEGAL AsTHoRIrY.- .-s a party, not long
ago. Where 4uestioi.> We're .a~ke.l aud flctsiiT
Gus ii slot IelleitionS answers were expected,
d coal dealer asked What legal aiilss horny was
the esfaNorite with his ira II. One answered.
Coke. Right said the coai desler.
AnDihrr suggested :. Blackstone ..siond,
fn.,. said the qiesfi~ner. Linen i little hard
faced lall in lire corner Iaipeti ntI. Little
ton. Wlenupol tils eaaI dealer SAT- dvwn
WiIhont sayi any thing.