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LOCAL NEWS.
CHURCH SERVICES, &c. TOMORROW

q, m
VeSpers at p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH-Services in
the morning and AT night by Rev. Mr.. McAtee
SECOND IREsBTTERIAE CHURcH-Servicei in
the morning and at night, by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
METH. EPIs. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Hemcnway.
MErH. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTn-Sermon in the
morning and at night by Rev. Mr.. Busey.
METH. PROT. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev: DR.: Killgore. Subject
in the morning "The Revealer of Secrets" and
at night, Jacob Dying. Children's Meeting at
3p. m.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Service in the morning
and at night by Rev. Mr.. Rylaud
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc N-Praycr
meeting in the Nj. e. Church South, alta .. m.
Jail services at p. m. Aims House services ut 3
o'clock p. m During the week there will be
daily prayer meetings in the rooms of the AsSo-
citation: at 5 p m. Open-air Prayer Meeting at
)! p. m, on the corner Of King and St Asaph
streets: -.s
GERMAN Observation-Disclosures in the morning
and at night by Rev. Mr.. Bischot. !"
BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE. The distribu-
ton of honors and prizes Of Belle Haven Iusti-
tute took place yesterday evening in the study
hail in the presence of the patrons Of the school,
The honors, among sixty pupils, were awarded as
follows Certificate to Miss Kate Stuart, for
Improvement. -.
Distinctions in Bible Class-Miss Mary Ora
ham and Miss Fife DeVaughn.
Prizes In Preparatory Class-MisseS Annie
HODGE, department. and diligence; George
French Improvement and department; Virginia
Gibson, Improvement and department..
Prizes in Junior Class-Misses Aura Minor,
diligence and department: Molie Brawner; i'm
provement and departments.
Prizes in Intermediate Class-Miss Henrietta
Gibson, improvement and department; Miss
Blanche Nicklin, Improvement aud department.
Silver Medais--Preparatory Class--Mi Sal
Mary Grcenaway, scholarship and department.
The Silver Star in Junior class to Miss Effle
ncNaughn, Tor scholarship and department.
Writing Medals. awarded by Prof Spencer
Silver, to Miss Mary Graham; gold badge, to
Miss Emma Greer.
French Class-Gold badge to Miss Ada
Grigg, gold badge to Miss Fanny Barton, for
scholarship and department
German Class-GoId Medal awarded by Mr.
Lown>ohn to Miss Fanny Sprigg.
Gold Medal intermediate class, to Miss Annie
Stliugtellow, scholarship and department..
GnmsStar TO Miss Bessie Masters, scholar
ship and department.
Gold Harp. 10 Music class awarded by Prof.
Heyman, TO Miss Fanny Sprigg.
Gold Star to Miss Kate Green, German,
English scholarship and peportment.
Diploma Miss Fanny Sprigg, the first full
graduate of the Institute, having completed the
entire English course, with music and two
languages.
God Harp awarded by Prof Heyman, in
his private Music class. to Miss Edith Ashby.
The term just ended has been one of the most
successful since the establishment of the school,
and the prospect Of the next term, which will
commence on the 18th OF September, arc more
than .hatttering.
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TNGLISH HALF HOSE, of every descrip-
IL ticn, in all sizes, at very low figures, at
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
;oe rs King street.
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FOR RENT-One-haif of the property
E$5 known as BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE.
Apply on the premises No. III Queen street.
10 l4-tf
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED.

GOODS, such as str ped and Figured Grens-
dimes in Black and White grounds-beautiiul
goods. We have also Plain Black Grenadines
and Hernanies at about half what they were
worth last sea on All kinds of Dress goods at
reduced prices Call and see them at
iel4 WITMEk Il SLAYMAKERS.
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I7ORTY GROCE pint and half do. FLASkS,
4 and 10 groce WINE BOTTLEo, just re-
ceived and for sale by
NH 2e-3m y. y. III lHhL.N
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a.. FOR RENT-The STORE 81 King ST., at
n::i present occupied by 81. Strauss as a clothing
sore. Possession given July lst Apply on tho
premises. le I4-td
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FOR S.8LE Or RENT.

FOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK
E% HOUSE, on Royal street. between Prince
and Duke, with water and gas. Enquire at
Hat Store, King st. je lift
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
POLITICAL.

The Office Holders an Council in Ne.o York
Mass Meeting Of Grants Obedisnt Servants
ana HeHchnet--Greot Eathusiasns n1dnsfes-
ted for the Dispenser Of Spoits.
NEW YORK, April 17.-An immense mass
meeting, to endorse the administration of Pre-
sdent Grant, and advocate his denomination,
was held tonight at COoper's Institute. The
police at first attempted to prevent the crowd
from filling. up the aisles and the uncOmforta-
bic crowding Of the building. After the pro.
ceedings commenced, so loud and persistent
was the clamor for admittance that. seconded
as the demand was by the audience within the
building. the police fell back, and, by every
entrance to the hall, hundreds focked In, and
in few minutes it was impossible to find ad-
ditional standing room. The platform was
also fully occupied by the officers of the meet
ing; T, .., -,
o'clock by Henry Clews. who nominated Viii
liam E. Dodge for President. who made a
brief speech. Hon. E. Delafield Smith read
Smith, Chairman OF the Committee on ResO-
lutions, presented series of resolutions, clo-
ing with the following:
Eighth lhatin the judgment of this meet
ing the majority of the people of this country
expect, desire and decree the denomination
and re election Of Ulysses 5. Grant.
Letters were read from Senator Conkling
u. w. Curtis, Senator Eimuilds, Vice Presi
dent Culfax and Lieutenant Governor Pinch
beck, of louisiana and kilograms from Fred
/ Douglass and Gerritt Smith. George " Glib
bons, President of the Workingmen's Centra
VI Mon, promised his support.
The first speaker OF the evening was Gene
raj Daniel 4. Sickles.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
FlH =
P&0E. 3. z. B. MORSE.

Prof. Morse died at the aye of 81. He was
born At 1Charlssovn, Mass.--reared to the arts
and sciences. Conceived the practical applica-
ton Of electricity "a telegraph purpose. in 1892.
Expefimefited until 1887, before making appli
cation to Congress for assistance. In lSl3 was
awas419Ssen appropriation OF $4,000, and in
May, l044, sent the first message on the first
line. He Vas then annoyed with suits in court
to retain the benefit ofhi patents, aud for ame
three veAss laborsd to establish himself and his
discovery, spending some sixteen years in all in
the pursuit Of his purpose. Then as soon as
the world sEknowledesd the merit OF his great
discovery, hQqon flowed in upon him rapidly
The Sultan Of Turkey presented him a decora-
tion set in diamonds. Gold medals were award
ed him BY Prleis, Austria and Wurtemburgh.
France made him Chevalier Of the Legion Of
Honor. Denmark gave Hmm the cross of knight
Of the Danpebrog; Spain, the cross Of knight
Commander Of the Order OF Isabella the Catho
lic. At the instance Of the Emperor Of the
EPrench, representative Of the European States
Franaa FRO6ia, Sweden, Belgium, Holland,
Austria, SARDINIA, Tuscany. the Holy See and
Turkey-met q Paris, to decide upon collec-
tive Testimonial 10 him, and the result of thei,
deliberations was a vote of 400 900 francs. >
Scores Of learned societies al over the world al
mitted htw to membership. In England he wa
accorded tho customary honor Of public ban
quet, and his own country did not forget t.
houor Atn By all the Desns USUALLY employee
TO express grset appreciation Of fmefit.aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
THE IRON TRADE IN ENGLAND.

The British Trade .j1a7nat. of recent date an.
nounces that their iron men have no difficulty
to contend with beyond the scarcity Of materi
al and its high price, as we'll rs the increase of
wages and lessening of hours. These are diff.
fculties enough, one would think, unless
strokes, floods and lamines We're added to the
list 1t also states that iron still shows an up
ward tendency, particularly Swedish and Rus
sian. which ram scarcely be- procured. The
American orders are still large, and while old
contracts are being completed at a loss to sew
era! manufacturers, new demands are accepted
with reluctance aud at advanced price. Their
manufacturers are very averse to altering
prices, as they encourage foreign competition;
but the iAeressstsA invoices baye had no appre-
taabe effpt.t Oh the foreign orders. Yet in GER
tain localities substitution of three elght-h0ur
turns ftr the two twelve hours, threatens to
force the blowing out OF furances and shutting
down of mills. Masters do not feel as though
they could meet the expense Of this change
with the advance in the price of ore and fuel.
The supply of fuel seems to be inadequate to
the demand in most Localities and every feat
,re of the trade tends 10 favor still further ad-
vances in prices. 81 q
b 4 =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

! GOSSIP ABOUT FRED. Misunderstanding
10 the high ground taken by the colored ele
lnent in demanding recognition from the repub-
lican party, the Washington correspondent Of
the Boston Globe (administra.ion) writes:
"Some talk Of recognizing the influence Of
this element by the appointment Of one Of their
number to an important position has been cam
vassed. 4 suggestion that meet. with Mnex.
nected favor in high places urges the selection
Il Frederick Douglass, TO fiji the mission at 81.
Petersburg. soon to be made vacant by Gov
a,r,in's re,or, home" and the correspondent
takes pains 10 add THAT there is no doubt o.
the serions clv.sacser ofthis proposition, Or Of
the favor with which it is regarded"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
North taro,tna Red,cn, Convention

RALEIGH, April THE Radical State Con-
vention met here today. James II. Harris,
rolored, acted As temporary chairman, and
Sam,e' r. Philips, permanent chairman. The
Caldwell was renominated by vote of 80
against q for Judge Settle, IA for General
Dockery, and for Judge Logan. Governor
Caldwell accepted the nomination in a speech
occupying one hour. Resolutions were adopt
ed endorsing General Grant the administra-
ton OF Governor Caldwell declaring in favor
OF general amnesty bill. A resolution was
offered asking the United states Senate to seat
General Abbott as Senator. The contest for
State officers tomorrow will be exciting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
WAR;.

LONDON, April l6.
The assertions Of the London Telegraph that its
statements regarding the actual condition of the
relations between France and Germany are true
aattens market. The Telegraph says that upon
Theirs decision this week depends the fate Of
France On Monday the German Ambassador
presented the ultimatum to Thiers that Germany
sees in the army bill and Thiers' speeches meaa-
ces Of vengeance and programme for eventual ~
pudiation. war, indemnity. and demands that the
French armaments be reduced and estimates di-
minishsd or alternative Of reocGupation Of Francs
and war if necessary. Il f54l#s5-tfsa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

SALE o. VALUA4Ls LAND.--Ws call the atten-
tioa se Ne ssadsn to the aAls OF valuable lots ad-
verified to take place on Saturday week by J. 7.
HsAld. Esq. President Of the Christiana River
Improvsasnt Company. These lots are IN South
Wilmington, ON the line Of the Wilmington and
Wsstsrn Railroad, and must become valuable AZ
tel that road IL completed, which will bs during
tbs present year. Another such opportunity Tor
paying investment may not occur soon again
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
TUE STATE OF ALLEGHENY.

ThePittsburg CAronicIe has been co mpiling
the Genus table of 1870, and finds the assessed
Value Of real and personal estate In Allegheny
county ses down at t355, Isl $40, or more than
that OF eithsx of tho twenty staeee named as
follows: Leuisiana. Alabama, Arkansas,
DelawerA Rlortda. Georgia, KansaA Nebraska
NeveaA. .Nokth Carolina, Oregon, Rhode island
south s Carolina, Texas, Vermont. West Vir-
Ainnes04A /, Ard the wealth OF this county
exeeeds the combined wealth Of the states Of
delaware, Florida, Nevada, Oregon, Nebraska
s"3 WesNfVifgtnA. 8Yat) EiU sf ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
n Radical Official la nTrOub,e-IlcGeia nj
Thtrfy.siN Thousand Dollars

BURLINGTON, April lT.-Ihe resignation of
General George }. Stenar'l, United States Col.
lector OF Customs, is atnouuced. The cause is
said to he u deficit in his accounts at the las,
settlement of $4,000. which he could not max.
good lbs bond1 are ample, and the govern
ment will lose noS,ing An his private pro
perry IS secured % his creditors An invesiiya.
'ion by, a special agent Of the Treasury Depar-
ment shows his accounts for Customs all SQUARE,
but his accounts ior fees and perquisites over
drawn as above
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18


wann the Rspsbl;ca,s is trying to convince
it, readers that Grant is popular with the
Of ths people, the CoMws,cia! heads its remarks
in great capitals s-"HANDINa THE NATION OVER
TO I'm DzkocRAcY," and proceeds to call "Mr.
0rsslsys attention to the fact that ths Cincinnati
Conv ention trick IL merely a second edition OF
that or iginally practicsd in Missouri the colse-
quence Of which WAS that while Gratz Brown, a
nominal Republican. became Governor. the Le,-
islatare was largely Democratic, sna among other
acts, sgnalized its bitter partisansh,p by sending
Frank Blair 70 the q. s. Senate"
Tho difference il in the fast that the Rspu5h-
can is blind r. what is going on about it, while
the Com@srciol is active to try to save its party
from total disruption; which in Delaware is likely
to take place. and in fact has already begun.
The Cosss.svc,al 10 itself prescribed, and by Its
own faction in this city. What will be the effect
Of this in ~ county and State remains to be
seen. Bat ne iaaG i kuown that the Commercial
clique hAs attempted to crush every man who did
not neeGniss It ss the controlling power in the
Staek Sens Of those who now quarrel with it,
formerly usgsd il on. and the promise is that al.
though thsss II split in Wilmington. yet thi.
Ra diosl faction will, nevertheless. work togethe.
in the Stats Convention and crush down ever,
indspsndsnt voice from Kent and Sussex thai
may b raised TO maintain q respectable show OF
manhood. The result cannot be otherwise thar
the alaost disbandmsnt Of the Republican part,
in thoss oouutisA o. its absorption by the negr
element and those who are willing to consort will
toS0. st4I t&g3 ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
Com m orolaI.

III fHILADELtHrA, Apru IL
Cotton dull; 23xa24.
Provisions dull
Pork, lSkalSK; lard, sKa9k.
Flour dull; Penna. extra family. SS<ssX.
Brandywine Corn Meal, $500.
Wheat dull; Red. Sl.s2al.Ss; amber and whita
unchanged. AZ p7t' l5eEt
Rye, ".
Corn steady; Yellow. 90; mixed 67a6s.
White Oats, 66a55; mixed, -.
Whiskey, 8Sk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
FIRST EDITION.
b Y T ELEG r APH.
NEW YoRk. 3 ~.
Nu,s, vo,r A..:t 10

NEW YORK. 94 lsg
New YoRK, April l8.
4 0AMBLER BILLED .C5
David Murphy killed David Barry during a
quarrel over game Of cards in har-roon. They
had previously been intimate friends Murphy
gave himself mp. Officer Oneil was shot BY a
burglar while attempting TO arrest him.
NEW YORK CHARTER
Conference committee Of Legislature on the
City Charter have resolved to report the bill sub
stantialyhs it has already passed by the assembly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

Colonel Adds HAys editor Of The Burlington
IN. j. EataWiss. writes to james n. Scovel
In favor OF the Cincinnati Liberal Convention.
yer, Col, at l Pm, on Tuesday. Of apoplexy.
Why does widow feel bar bsreav smant lees
when she wears corsets? Because then she :
sOlaced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
DIE o..

DIED.
COXE.-In Brooklyn. N. Y. on Sunday. April 7tA.
Grace H.. wife Of Charles B. Coke. aged x3 yeass.
formerly of this city.
Another lovely flower has been added to the spirit
and accomplished daughter Of our esteemed Super
visor. VIM p Estsvbrook, has Alpartsd this life.
We deeply symp athiae With the fAnily Of the de-
them in this sorro4. and be snahle1 to sxcaA With
the bereay ed poet:- 49, -
Whore Me faded Hewsr shsirfteahsn. sasg
Freehen. neveytepe tgAAN, d &@
Where the shaded sky shall hEshsen. =,
Brighten. never more t4sha6a;* -
Where the morn shall wake in gladness.
And the moon the JOY prOlong.
Where the aylisht dies in fragrance
Mid the burst Of holy song:
GRAcIE. We shall meet and rest
Mid the holy and the blest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

Warned By the result in Pennsylvania, Hor-
acc 0fssssy lnlesms the corrupt clique Of GUS
tom horse G5eials which has been running tine
kepablloas party Of New York that decent and
hons4 hspublicans do not propose to pay any
attention TO the call for State Convention
th Aas essn iaaed BY Tom Murphy 4 Co.
most rspntahle Republican, Of the State
yoang q Cineinnati to settle certain gres,
saAl qdlsltoas Arst and they will attend to
Stats politics aftss they return.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
CoNST fBLh'A SALE
AT PUBLIC VENDUR.
H1xA TKE GREAT EAUSE
6E OF
10 u N An mis- ERY.

.sl..,..A-s. il ssas.d E.se,spe. Price. -. et..
Lscruxs ON. rms NA1uRx, rasArAssr. AND
Radical Cure % Of ssminsi Mcsknss.. Or snsfnA-
Egissions. Ineotency. Ns:veu. Dsejitty and I'm
EriLEPsY. and Frs: M.nt.l md Phy.ical Inea-
pae,ty. e.c. By, ROB; J. .cULvERwALL. n. D..
The world renowned author. In this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own. experience
thatt awful consequences Of Self Abnse nag be
Aed.ctually reAovsd 1ltho 1t Qsoi3aeE sd w1th.
out dangerous surgical opsretloaa. be1eio inaAu.
msnts. rings or cerdisls. poin4iog cot s.as1ode Of
cure 1t once certain aaa efscA& ,by VAAh syesy
sufferer. no matter what bis do&tDQ UA&bs. Day
cure himself cheaply. psivs6V Gn4 AOeelp :.
This lecture will prove . boob 10 Aooosen4s ead
Thousands.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope. to any ID.
dress or receipt Of six cents or two postage sssnps
BY addressing the publishers.
>, Also; Dr. cslyTvslls s1s9isss apsesf pss''
Address the Publishsrs.
8 .CaAA J.c!Ku1NE ! o.. -
lSs Dewesys Nov York.
apis QH Z GP0s-Oass HI A.Sse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
The Conspiracy Trials. l>s

CHAR'EsrowN, April lin the United
States Court the jury in the case Of Smith and
Spencer, charged with conspiracy and murder,
disagreed, after eighteen hours absence. and n
new trial was ordered
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
DAILY GAZETTE.
The New Masonic Tcmple-ltx D~slicn.
el~m To-day

The dedication OF the magnificent Temple to
the service Of tho Masonic fraternity, under
whose management and efforts it has been so sue
csssfully erected in so brief time, forms great
epoch in the history OF Wilmington; whence it
will doubtleY svaken to new career, in which
its citizens will become more liberal and seek to
evnce their love for the beautiful and pride in
the city, by the erection ofother buildings aorn-
cd with all the art 70 which our mechaneism is
so not ed d.ss8eA4ap44
This Temple is the admiration Of every one
wAo has seen it; and hundreds from the larger
cities sound its praise. W hle they wonder how so
small q city can afford to outstrip them in no.
bic work, and yet not involve themselves in a
runous debt.
While We write the different lodges that are to
participate in the parade this afternoon ars march.
ing to their Positions, and everything gives token
OF ans display Of nob'e men in procession and
an array Of bssuty and fashion within the Hall to
witness the interesting and impressive ceremo-
miss, rarely II ever equalIed in our city before
A. ws 60 to press before the procession will ar
rive At the Temple, We ars not able to give full
details Of the event to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

WEATHER REPoRr..s
WARRINGTON, April ls.
Area Of cloudsd weather sad wiA sztssd over
Middle and South Atlantic states to-day and over
New England tonight. FsT IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

,4iae Anna Dickinson' . new lecture is called
We, the FsoPas." 20
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
BRANDYWINE ICE.

50lbs. ard sovsrat 80 ess.spsr 400. ? :
Our close personsl attsntioa viii hs svea to have
eli our customers susslsd = ,AsiE stir 9ssSsss-
tiOn. PUSSx 4 KICK.
J o 406 Shiplsy stroe4. n I tH = I : .
osF'ees A03 POplar street.
Where Ice cen - bod at an ines. apl9- a90
We gusraAAeee - IN lee - 10 " ~ The lowest.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-27

The Hon Godlove S Ortb, in
his speech to the colored men of
Indianapolis, said. Let no man
he deceived. The Democratic
party feel that the American peo.
pie have time and again pronounc-
ed solemn judgment against them,
but to gain power they will resort
to any means that may be sug-
gested by their desperation. Their
pledges and professions will be
more profuse than autumnal leaves
and about as worthless. They are
ready to lead, or join, OF follow
any political fragment in the coun-
try between whom and them there
can be but one bond Of union, and
that is, hatred to our honored Re-
publican President, whom they
never seem to have forgiven for
his treatment to . portion of she
Democratic party at Donaldson, at
Vicksburg, in the Wilderness, and
on the Appomattox.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-27
HOMESTEADS AT LAST.

On Friday Of last week the
Senate of the United States per-
formed an act which will entitle it
TO the gratitude Of soldiers for al
coming time; and not to be lett be
hind, the House on Monday COM
pleted the work so far as lay in its
power, and having received the
signature cf the President, is now
law. We allude, of course, to
the soldiers homestead act, which
passed both Houses without q din
vision. It reads as follows:
Be IT ENACTED BY THE SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF
THE UNITED STATES IN CoNGRRss
ASSEMBLED That every private
soldier and officer who has served
in the Army of the United States
daring the Rebellion for ninety
days, or more, and who was honor.
ably discharged, and has remained
loyal to the Government, includ-
ing the troops mustered into the
service Of the United States by
virtue of the Sd section Of an act
entitled AN act making appropria
tons for completing the defences
o. Washington, and for other pur.
poses,' approved February 13
1867, and every seaman. marine
and officer who served in the Nav,
Of the United States, or in the
Mariue Corps. during tho Re-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-27

An amusing coloquy came off at
a supper table on board of one of
our Mississippi steamboats be-
tween q Chicago exquisite, reeking
with Oil and cologne, who was
cursing the waiter, assuming con-
sequential airs, and a raw Jonathan
seated by his side dressed in
homespun. Turning to his vulgar
friend, the former pointed his
jeweled finger and said: .Buttah,
sar! Yes I see it is, coolly re-
piled Jonathan. 'Buttah, sar, l
say fieroely repeated the dandy.
Yes cir; ! know it-yery good and
frst-class article .Buttah.
I tell you.' thundered the dandy
in still louder tones, as IL he
would annihilate him. We'll gosh
all Jerusalem, what Of it I? now
yelled the down>Easter, his dan
der up in turn. You don't think
l took it for lard do your You
must be An everlasting darn fool,
and darn you II you don't shut up
your jaw I'll butter my fsts and
cram them down your Internal
throat. 1t you don't hush I'll get
mad now, do You hear p