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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
Wster Witch We. Reliance.
LsRGSo EMENrs FOR THE THIEEDLY TRIAL Com
PLErED.

LsRASo EMESrs FOR THE TaIEsDLT TRIAL COM
PLErED.
The committees representing tho Water
Witch aud the Reliance Fire Companies, met
last sy.niug. at the house of the latter, aud
completed the arrangements for friendly trial
o' the capacities OF their respective engines.
The trial il to take place on Wednesday, tho
3lst OF December. at the old sluice o the
Chrirtiana river. Tho engines are to be on
the ground ready to commence At ]
o'clock. p M, precisely and to work
CONTINUOUSLY for three hours. One thousand
feet of hose III to be ussd and the water thrown
through All inch and a quarter hozz o. The
distance thrown III to be mearured every 1ve
minutes aud the grand aggregate OF the dis
tauce is to determine which IL to be the victor.
No limit is made as to the amount OF steam 10
be used.
Tie Judges will not be chosen nntil the day OF
thal. wi en- each company will choose one, and
tho two thus chosen will select a third.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
pnANnYwINE M11s orlr1nNs no. -pAY.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

vandever Avenue will b completed now.
The Penn Loan. sold lat evening, $500 at ~
per cent, and $500 at 2qI.
The Hampton students ill give matinee at
the Opera House, to mofrw evening
E P. Walton. of wAltol. Whann & Co., who
has been travelling in tAeSouth. returned, TINS
morning.
There will be supper a; the Central Church,
this evening. in connection with the fair which
also opens this evening.
The audience at the Opera House, last even
ing, was somewhat larger than the evening pre-
vious. but not such as the Pantomime sIroupe
deserved.
Gen. Agent Cassatt's car. of the Penna. Con
trsl X. r., went down the Del r R. last night
ting morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
nh, .bronah tIue 10 CrI.0eld.

The Smyrna Times. Of yesterday, published a
statement to the effect that the through express
between Crisfed and New York is about to be
revived. The authority Of the Times was a good
one, and at the limo the information was COM
munlcated there was a fair prospect of the re-
establishment Of the lins. Recent develop
m 'ntu, however, have rendered such desirable
result improbable, at least for tho present, but
hopes arc yet entertained Inat the piAn VIII pe
tarfacted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
The Iron Trade.

Tie Reading Eaq'e has observed q noticeable
Development IN tue iron market in that sectloh
At this time. marked activity in the trade mas
been noticeable during the past few days Whlon
speculative and part for Immediate uses. WIN
the loossning up of the money market this VII
continue. Grey forge iron is selling at $2S, NO
at $50 aud No. at $43 per ton. It is the
opinion that the markets will stiffen after tht
hrst OF the year. The market, generally speak
Ing Is Rood
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
nhs u =, shIp Frs nkIiu.

The limited States ship Frakn. which went
in to commission at Boston on Wednesday. was
hanied into the stream yesterday to take in her
powder and armament. Her armament CON
ris,s OF thirty-four 0 inch Dahlgrens. four
100 FOUNDER Parrotts, one ii inch Dahlgren ply-
nt and fonr howizers for boat and field service.
Tie Brooklyn will be ready in about three
weeks Her armament will consist Of sixteen =
inch broadside guns. two IL inch pivots two lOo
pouuder Parrots, and four howitzers. She Is OF
the same Glars as the Hartford FsrtaeGes n oia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
The Prspo.ed Nn,iOna, Park.

At the last sessicp OF Congress. Senator Fer
~, Of Michigan, offered resolution looking to
the transformation of the Mackinac military res
ervation into q national park. The matter was
referred by the secretary of War to tho Engineer
bureau, the officers OF which nov report III tsv-
Or Of the project, They say that under no cir
cnmstanoes will more than two companies OF
soldiers be needed to garrison tue post in time
81 peace, and their can, therefore, be no obteo-
ton to the change, ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
The Clayton EIouSo
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
s Tabor, VT aud son, Roslyn, L l.
l. L Lawrence, N Y. ...--
N N Curtis, Boston.
Mrs Kaufman. Reading.
Miss Mary Shatter. Heading.
SM Carbright. Mauch Chunk.
Jas l. Wickersham, Coatesvllle, Ia.
G II Wickersham, Do.
] Aikenhsad, N Y.
Geo Copeland, Phila.
Chas M Clemens. -
Jno Shippen, Fottsville Pa.
Mrs L P Ewes Brooklyn N !.
WI Bailey, N Y.
VIM s Woodside BALTIC.
IsAac Grover, '
JF Partlett,
II s Dawley, #..
@ Taylor, Lynn Mass,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
WILMINGTON. DEL FRY DECEMBER 19, 1873

under the pillow, but here one team il kent in
good condition can easily work eixty acres il all
suitable reatner is improved He says further.
that one man csn do better justice to fifteen acres
IN to corn here, than he can tn five acres among
the stones and hills OF New York or New England
until he comes to husking
=, can mud many more equally successful with
mr. Thrifty, and who have cleared the irst cost
or the purchase Of their farms every year, for
several years past. EooEoMIsr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
NlarrIaggs.

this citv, on he 1T!h inst'
" Rev d l. Matlack Of the N. ChuIcn'
az The re.idence Of ire hride'H father, lsaa. j..
senkIns, James L. Back TO Josephine Jenkins
all this city
JoYcE-rAYLG Rim this city, on the nth inst
b. "a, b. nor, the MaVo-. Jonn Joyce 10 s'ille III
Tnylor both Of G hes er Co., Pa
sMITH-HARMON - Az the residence OF the
mi e's parvnts December sth, 1873. bv hsY JOS.
r. heeer Alexis smith, ot WI m nVton, Del
d Mary, daughter Of A G. Harmon, ksq OF Al
exandriR Va No clTd3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19

The Johns Hopkins arrived at her wharf in
Baltimore this morning, ats9 O'Clock, after re-
marksbly pleasant passage of 4sJ1 hours. Her
Wilmington guests will return by the evening
express train from Baltimore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
THIRD EDITION.
Eorty-Third Congress.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
SENATE.
n,.. es,,..tap Announced that his ruling in re-
gard to adjournment, yesterday was erfoneouo'
and it could not properly come up to-osy' 20
unfinished business but was LAID on tne 'AoiS' -
could only be called up by the Senate
HOUSE.
The Sub committee was appointed to Visit new
orla.ns in the relation to the impeachment OF
Judge Durrel. MN A..
Mr, Butler called up the Civil Right Bill the
sna.kara to be confined to fifteen minutes. MT
Butler commenced his arguments. .,s,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19

DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF MEcHANIo ARTs.-
Lecture, on Saturday evening, December 10th
At rooms Ger. Filth and Market streets by Prof
Grebe on +" The Pendulum" commencing At !
o'clock The execu i've Committee meets at IA
Pm Members will please be prompt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
The Prize Ring.

rroHr on LONG ISLAND THIs MoHSISs'
NEW YoBK. Dec. 10.
lin Turner was victor in the prize ngnt Will
rddv McDuff, on Long Island. this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
ComniercIuepsrt.
PHILADELPUARKETs.

PIDELPHIA, Dec. ~.
Cotton Firm 16J50l5 Flour, in demand,
light and holders trm perine IS 5O@5 rs;
extras 5000 IS; Penns bio and Ipdlaua eL-
ira family 81 5O@S 20. flour held at 70.
Wheat dull; red 81 5sAmber 81 66@l o.
white, $1.70@l 80 & held at 93@99c
Corn steady; old yellow D7Sc new 67@65c
Oats, dull white 56@5smixsd 74(Q75. Whis-
key 81 05.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
Weather rd.
REPORT OF THF 81 sERvrox.

REPORT OF THF 81 SERVICE.
VSoToN. Dec. 10.
Probabilities For thldle States, cloudy
weather, and rain followe clearing weather
In the Southern portionh lower tempera-
ture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19

Foor BADLY BURNr.-A workman at Pusey
Jones l. Co 3 Foundry, on Wednesday, had his
foot badly burnt by having quantity OF molten
iron poured upon it, We have not heard tho
name of the unfortunate man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
lfaths.

HANEY On the 18Th inst, Mrs. Margaret Heney.
The Iel.tivea and fri nts of the family arc re-
spsctuy inv ted 10 attend her iune' al, on mnnuay
W. eighth Steet. ervce at 81 Peters Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
ppr1s-tf
WOOLLEY & VAN TRUMP
Insurance Agents.
No. 1, journal BsstIdt'sg'

AdIoinius city Hall,
WILMINGTON, DELAWAhh.
We are the AUTHORISED AGENTS Oh the iOiio"-
We "-o ing Companies;
1,,t,,o1 Lite Insurance Company, Net0 YORK;
Poyal IasItrance Company EngtGna;
4fGtnG A,
FltlBnlE =. u
% Insurance Company North A"'egsss, rG,ia'
FrankliH Insurance Company, sta,s ynrL
Ir,r,;aartai Ios1Irnnns G0nlDdfll. Neto Lorh'
Phenip Fire and Marine
Springfield of Springfield, Mass.
PEOPLES Fire Insurance Co., Trenton. " y.
FdrI,ers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., York. Pa.
DelaDare Fire ms Co, Wilmington. Del.
TrauelIers' ms. Co., I" Accident" Hartford
Ra,ltcdy Pass ms Co., Accident Hartford.
Tre necessity of A No. 1, INSURANCE, never
existed more decidedly than just now We there.
fore refer with pride to the above list of Companies
and confidently say we can furnish PROMPTLY the
STRONGE4T POLICIES IN THE WORLD.
uur facilities are such that we can place any
amount of Insurance desired.
Application by mall or otherwise Will receive I'M
mediate attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19

The President yesterday withdrew the nomi-
nation of Henry Kessier as Postmaster at Gin
ciunati
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
MECHANICAL

Having established an offlce attue ilaYton House
Wilmington, we would cordially invite patients SUI,
fering from any form Of Chronic Disease TO ca aha
see u.s. Feeling sa is6ed, that from the unparalleled
success which has uni ormy followed tnls ~
of operating upon patterns We can IN I maj nave
been given over as beyond thereach OF medical aIu'
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS NEnRALGIA, TIC
DOLOREAuX. EPILEPSY DEAFNESS
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS,
Are among the diseases that can be successfully
treated Stiffness OF the arms and limos, weak
backs weak lungH diseased liver and kidneyat rtc.'
Weld readily to the method: athou1h generaiy re-
garded nanrahle by the advocates Oh tne oiu sss-
In proof Of the efficacy of treatment by the
Equalizer"
LET FACTS SPEAK,
We are prepared to furnish testImo ials from
number Of The citizens of Wilmington Of cuies Ell
ftcted through treatment, one OF Whicn Ionoms'
and many others which, because oi tne desire eA =:
seen at the nnlce We have cope here, not a tram
silent practitioner but N establish permanent le-
gitlmate business, and should be pleased 70 nave
the afilcted call, for an explanation of our systefn
w1ich is mechsnicaI and s9metang new iG sSeqSe M a..
AID medcine OF send sta Up tSL GIsGuiar ms W d.
Frantz, Clayton House, wilmington peL------
TESTIMONIAL.
wilmington, D L., september 20. 1873. : had
suffered fof va weeks with very severe attack OF
Scistic Rheumati m, the result Of a cold. FOR sew
slcisns of different schools cf medicine without
rec living am benefit, some telling me my case could
not be cured. Herring Of the qualizsr used by Dr.
Frantz at the Cayt Hnu ell concluded to GoDsslt
him. ON crutches, managed, with considerable
dieulty 10 relch his office, where n my surprlle'
after one single trsatm Mt, shouldered my eru;ch-
es and without any asaia ance walked home. After
tie third treatment, ah Within one week. resumed
buaineBs. D. CoLhhAN bAsNAet
No. 1915 West Third street.
ANOTHER TBsTMoNIAL.
wilmington. Del ootobsr rs, 1873 = was taken
several weeks ayo with q very severe attack OF
Rheumatism the pain rom which was 40 ex ruela-
ting tnRI r three days and nights cnuh not sleep
Al the Recommendation OF m attending phys Clan
sent for the Eqit1iis r, used by Dr Frastz at the
Clayton House, and am happ7 10 say that expert.
enced Immediate relief with the rst treat ment, and
| after three applications was entirely cured
MRS. NJ. A C0RSON,
oct25. .eod&w 4s9 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19

SECOND PAYMENT.--Th second payment o
the Clayton Loan will be made tonight,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
MissoafE

xunpER, ROBBERY AND LYNCH Law.
sr. LOUIS, Dec 10.
farmer near Bainbridge was robbed Oh
thousand:lollar on the road and murdered Dy
Tom Stanton and four other desperadoes' WI he
ouarrellng over the division Of Of the piunaer's =
r.rtv Of citizens captured three and hung them
to ,ras and went in pursuit Of others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
Asw ADVERTISEMENTS.

GNLAT ID SPOUN5 and FORKS of regular or trsoe
Mate on Aloata metal and plated tea ana din-
ner knives. FIR slle 10y sr,,w
y" o0O'i''H philRdelnhia
A NICE sToCK OF SCISSORS comprslng but.
a tonhole mai, ladies, paper aud lamp, with
Rows heveled, apaunsd or leather-coVeftd, ana
win leather sheaths. .u.u
NO. ssD (EiEht Thirty y-nvel Market at below Ninth
TaSIta 0est and most useiul Chrism prasent 10
dscaSaaWof once BOI KING ST,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
sECORDTION.

SECONDTI0N.
The JolaHs.
HER sAFB ABHILTIMoRM.
Especial Ielegrammmercial,l
The Johns Hopkins sfely at her wharf,
this morning, at 0 och .-..
The Wilmington paIaccompanied her
will return by the $50 Is evening.
TheV
HER DEPARTURE d ToRTudAs.
WISER, Dec, 10.
The surrendered Viteft the Tortugas
at midnight in tow of tpee.
Tho VirRIsEtIvcs.
-
NO INFORMATION OF eURRENDER.
NdToN, Dec. 10.
No official intelligenceen received OF the
surrender of the Virginitives.
LATER-pELiVERY PRISONERS.
The virginius captiveI delivered. to-day
on board the Juniata. vessel started FOL
New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
whole income. ....................So 1o

His 10 acres of pasture, five of meadow. ana ana
two of truck, ruta bagas, and man,Sels, manly my
furnished abundant fooa ,os nus ms foddeT. with
doSr goH nads Of swamp muc got out lis the winter
ua zVu ioauI of lime, and two tons OF plaster
iuuu iii the MANURE necessary for hls crops
ThiIy says farming does pay ana better g ~ which @
aware than in any OF tine three States III "u'O-
ne ge nae saws that in York State a good span oi
nnpsss we're necessary to every thirty acres kep'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
GALE
Immense Sacrifice.

$40, roo worth of Fancy Goods and European Nov
elites to be closed out regardless of Elegant
bronzes vases toilet sets, card receivers, Ru STA
leather goods, work baskets, boxes desks, essing
cases toilet and gilt mOu ted goods, large size SILK
and satin FANS plain ana elegantly psinied 1t, oxi-
d I'd ami silver jewelry and orDamen g. sl'k ging
ham and a paGa umbrellas OF he best french and
rngIsn makers. Goods superior in quality and
prices as low as the lowest.
H. DIXON,
South sth street, betw Chestnut and Market SITS.
east side,
Nov2s I'm PHlLADELt"'A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19

DIVIrEND NOTICE. At a meeti OF the
4 Board Of directors OF the Delaware X. X. Co.
held cn the 18Th lust. a atmi-anuual dividend OF
three tal per cekt was daCllred, payable ~ TIL Of
nc =, Of me Company In DoyOr on and after Jan 1st
1874 TO the STOCK holders or their legal represents
tiVes, dec23 70 81 NJ. hA1bS' Secy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19

q , TGG.NOt q, Christmas week, can leave their
orders at CHANDLEkS
dsaIa 10 Fifth and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
Finnn
PnIoE OF aonAY.

PRICE OF aoDAY.
YORK, Dec. 10.
Gold opened, this morat S1.115s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-19
Lett ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNIFrY ORNrs PER TON DEnUnT1ON ON
1itna 1in ragn ar nrice Of coal, r cash by
n tue tohu al paw tlFO w. BUSH SON,
Fronch steet Wharf.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-26
A wonderful ana mysterious work
OF Art.

There is now exhibiting in Paris one
of the most startling works OF genius
and art that we have ever witnessed.
1t is a diorama of the siege oil Pans,
and all Paris is running wild TO view 1t.
There is some species OF optical illu-
sion in connection with it that no one
seems able to understand. Although a
painting, it 80 closely resembles nature
that on suddenly entering the hall the
spectator is hewildered, and invariably
complains of dizziness as his eye scans
the intervening scenes aud the distant
horizon presented to view.
OF course, as we could not understand,
we cannot describe, and we scarcely ex-
pect the reader to believe that 1t was
difficult to realize that we we're not really
standing on a lofty eminence between
the lines Of the contending armies, and
viewing the progress Of the siege. The
building in which the diorama is exhib-
tied is circular, and about three hundred
feet in diameter, with glass dome. On
entering it the visitor passes along a
rather dark passage to what seems the
center Of the building, and then pro-
ceeds up a circular series Of stone steps
lehsat forty in nulnber), and finds him
self on circular platform on the top OF
veritable hill of earth, strewn with
cannon ball aud shell, the object of the
artist being to place him in the Fort OF
Issy, surrounded on every side by the
incidents Of the siege, with the city OF
Paris and its monuments, domes and
steeples in the distance.
By close examination it could be dis
covered that the nearer earthworks OF
the picture, and even some of the can
non, for distance of fifty or sixty feet
from the edge of the platform, is verita-
BILE earth, and undoubted cannon, and
real willow gabiens and sandbags, but
the exact spot where the substantials
ended and the canvas began was not so
easily detected. The reader must take
our word for it, that as we stood on the
platform, representing an elevated posi-
ton on one Of the bastions OF Fort lssy,
that it appeared to the mortal vision of
all of US just az if we were there in real
ity in the midst Of the siege. We could
scarcely believe that we were inside of a
building, as nature was so closely iml-
tated that it seemed as if the vision en-
braced every tree aud hillock up to
Fortress Mont Valerien, eight or ten
miles distant.
The horizon was perfect all around
the circle, and there was nothing visible
to indicate that we we're not out in the
open air, except circular canvas, sus-
pended as if from the clouds, high up
over our heads, and nothing visible any
where to indicate that we were in reality
inside of building viewing painting.
The whole seems to be piece Of leger
demain in art that has never been at
tempted before When we came out of
the building we involuntarily turned
around and measured its size with our
eyes, in vain attempt TO unravel its
mystery C. f., Paris cor. Bali.
american.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

EEFIYGHAN, ILL, September &c.
Joseph Hartmann received to-day a
verdict for $500 against the Illinois
Central Railroad Company in the Eff
fngham Circuit Court for personal inju-
ries.
SEDALTA, No, September ga per-
sonaI article appeared in this evening 5
Bazoo rejecting severely upon the editor
of the Democrat Rumors of duel
between the two editors are rife.
Nothing further is heard from the
Iowa robbers, although detectives are in
hot pursuit arf.nWotiNne
A posse is after Painter, who killed
Phillips at Knotnoster last Sunday
morning. His capture is confidently
expected.
ST. PAUL, September 26.-The North
ern Pacific local managers still claim
that contracts are made and the money
secured for building the road fifty miles
beyond the Missouri, and the company
as at present organized is not endanger-
ed by Cookies failure. The public is
incredulous as to their proceeding with
their building operations.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-26
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
.srnicAS rKnss ASSOCIATION. VIA 4. r. anna.
falndRArH conrAsY.
spscfAIs 90 thelLedger.
rh.Panie.

CouSuL BLurfs, Iowa, September 26.
There Is but little excitement here aud
no disturbance Of business beyond the
sloppage Of the grain trade. Our banks
do not anticipate trouble. They approve
the course Of the Chicago banks, and
will adopt the same should occasion
seem 10 require Il.
OSAuA. september 26S-The banks
here win not suspend, aud have so far
paid certificates whether due or not. No
united action has been taken. The
opinion here as TO the action in Chicago
is divided.
BURLINGTON, Ia, September 20 Our
banks have been transacting business,
except buying exchange, as usual to day.
The news Of the action Of the Chicago
banks occasioned little excitement at
first, but Il soon subsidized. The general
feeling is that the Chicago banks acted
wisely. The Burlington banks are
strong and DO not seem to feel that n pres
sure will disturb them. There is little
nervousness among merchants and
other business men, but no indications
Of panic.
SPRSGFIELD. Ill, September &C.
The liuaueial news creates but little ex-
element here. The officers say that
they will open tomorrow aud do bust
ness as usual.
DUBIOUS, Iowa, September 26.-The
Meachants National Bank, Of Dubuque,
has suspended temporarily. Other
banks are open.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-26

The Eells OF Profanity - An Opsn
Letter 90 the noys oa America
From the Rural New yorker.l
DnAR RURAL lfyou are willing, will
say few words through your columns
10 the boys, while | am wiling the men
should listen,
Dear Boys-Did you ever sec lovely
plant overshadowed and ChOkod By great,
uneainly weeds till Il had no strength to
bud or bloom2 just 30 would the coarse
aud noxious weeds Of profanity shadow
your character aud choke from your
heart every sweet blossom Of purity aud
refinement.
hope there are many among you who
never use bad language OF any kind, but
| want TO wars you all against profanity
First, il is exceedingly sinful 20 take the
name Of God in vain; and how often do
we hear the name Of our blessed Jesus
Christ, who died for us, proianed. Any
boy has some influence, be il more or
less; and il he INDUCES himself in the
use Of profane language, he places very
bad example before his acquaintance.
Besides. this ensnaring practice would
surely bring you into bad company, aud
evil companions would lead you to many
other vices. Vicious boys would soon
trace you and flock around you, while
the good could find no pleasure in your
society. II you have true friend on
earth-one who seeks your best interests
You may rest assured that that friend
would suffer deep sorrow and humiliation
il You were TO entangle yourself either
with bad associates or the disgraceful
fault Of which | have warned you.
Every boy should possess certain
Independence, TO enable him to stand up
for what he knows to be right, no matter
who or what resists him. The lack of
this independence is a stumbling. block
over which very many fall into tempta-
ton. Do not be led through the world,
boye, by low set of loafers, unworthy
TO be your leaders. Be independent;
have mind Of your own; find where
the right is, and uphold il; then you can
RESPECT yourself and be respected by
by those who desire to lead
you astrayi while on the other hand,
they could but despise you, in their
hearts, for demeaning yourself in doing
what all knew to be wrong.
Putting aside the wickedness of pro-
family, you cannot be a gentleman, even
in a worldly sense, and use rough or
profane language; for this vulgar habit
would transform you into an ill'bred,
boor, and stamp the unmis-
taxable mark of q nobody upon you
and thus you would be excluded from
refined and intelligent society. Who
! A. l. = .okoJvo Tb;nlr of fhio