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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
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The hlhe9Eal, erected in thA twelfth ceufaty, ID
fhe ouiy interesting ehuEch of which Bremeh cen
toast. 1t is now Protestant Church, and con.
tAins the finest organ in Germany. Its greatest
attraction to strangers Is the exhibition of several
mummtes, the Oldest having been four hundred
yeArs and the most recent slxty years ln an unde-
eayed condltiOn. The vanit in which they Tepose
possesses the property OF preventing decomposl-
tlun, Ia proof OF which poultry Is frequently Sus-
pended IA It, and q venerable turkey, une hundred
Hsars old, being al the present time banging on
the wall
The csrpses bear no evidences Of decay, Is IN
the case Of the Egyptian mummy, but carry on
their countenanres the appearances of recent
death, except that the dust Of ages has somewhat
colOted them. There are about n dozen bodies
laid out in cofns. The flesh feels like parchment,
and the cheeks Of an old countess, who has laid
here 400 year,, look quite plump. One il the ro-
mains OF an English officer, shot in a duel ninety
years ago, with bullet hole in his breast and q
shattered shoulder A corpulent old general is
still corpnl0nt, and dog sn chickens, hung up 80
years ago, have their feathers all intact
The vault in which they lay is about thirty feet
long and hfteen feet Wide, and Is above ground ia
one OF the erypts of the church. There Is nothing
peculiar about it, and there seems no reason why
It should preserve bodies IRON decay more thsn
any other room IN Bremen. The exhibition Of
these euriOsities gives an income to the church OF
about $2O per dSy. and is quite a valuable source
Of revenue. IL 10 net everybody who can expect
70 be 40 rumsutiSs after they have gwen up the
ghost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
How MONEY AccumuIates,

some one has been calculating the wealth OF
iich men Of New York. Wm. B. Astor is said to
be worth one hundred millions, now. This al z
per cent will amount in ten years and one month
10 $500 OOolOO in twenty years and two months
10 $500 10000 in thirty years and three months
10 SSO0,0O000 in forty years and four months TO
Sl,6C0 O00, ,00O, ia fifty years and Eve months TO
50 200 0O0,0 900, in sixty years and six months 20
Sc 400 600 900, in seventy years and seven months
10 el2 500 900, 900, and If we carry 1t ten years
farther ii will amount TO % coo, ,000,0 900. Twenty
hVe billion and six hundred millions OF dollars In
eighty years and eight months, four billion six
hundred millions more than the whole assessed
value Of the property of the United States at the
present time No person will doubt thai we have
in the United States one hundred men who are
worth twenty million each, and no one will doubt
that their incomes will average seven per cent.
above ther expenses. $1,000, 100000 at seven
per cent paid semiannualiy and reloaned land
no money lies idle, it is always reloaned as soon
1s got aud goes TO gathering up interest, SO that
there s, really, no such thing simple interest),
vii double itself in ten years and one month
~, ,000, 600, 900, in twenty years and two months
Ss,000.00o, ,000 IN thirty years aud three months
$4,000 600, 900, in forty years and four months
$50 600, 600, 600, eleven billions more than the
whole assessed value Of the United States, aud
more than the whole nation viii be worth at that
time. Fifty years will make the amount Of the
wealth Of these one hundred men e64, ,o00, 600 600
more than three time the value Of the whole pro-
Pcrty Of the United States at the present time
Comment on these figures is unnecessary
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
The PatrOns Of Hasbandry.

The organization known a. the Patrons Of Hus
bandry WAS organized IA Washington in 1867, and
the National Grange was organized in DecembeI
Of that year in tins city The objects Of the Order
as annouaeed IN the second circular, were TO ad-
vance education. TO elevate and dignity the occu-
patton Of the farmer, and to protect LIS members
against the numerous eomblnntions bY which
their interests are lnjuriouziY affected, and for
protecting BY all Rvailable means the farming ~
iereAts from fraud aud deception of every kind
The social feature ia. ITO make country homes
aud country society attractive, refined and eBjoy-
able, ana 70 balance exhaustive lnboB by inslTuc-
tive AmuSeunsnts and accomplishments"
1t proposes 20 abolish the commissions Of the
middle men, and deal directly with the mana1ae-
turers and consamers; and, where it may be
deemed necessary, to reduce fares and freiRhts or
railroads BY q system of cooperation. No Politi-
cal or religious discussions are permitted, ana,
like most secret orders, this one has eharitsbls
feature. Women are admitted as members. The
headquarters are in Georgetown, District Of Co
Lumbla, where all the business Of the National
Grange ~ transacted. Over half million ui
tracts or pamphletas principally Of addrssSes de-
ivered from time 10 time IN futheranee OF the
Order, WUro sant oat lase year, togsthaF VITA "a
occasional circular Of 3 conhdsntial character.
There is Q total OF 4266 subondinato Oranges in
the United Statss, and eight in Canada, compris-
ing probably 325O0o msmbsS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

IMPORTATION OF AMERICAN OTsTKRs.- The
London Times says that an official inquiry con-
Oerning order by the board Of trade tor the
srVatiou Of an oyster and musSle fishery for the
Anglo American Oyster Company at the Menai
straits in the counties Of CannOTran and Angiesy,
England, at which interesting facts in natural
history were brought out in the evidence by Mr..
Russell, the companys manager, who has largely
imported from the States of New York, Mary and
ana Virginia, who stated that oysters which had
been S2 days on the voyage had been imported
with mortality not exceeding 10 per cent, when
shipped in bulk. Unless the cargo we're vsntiiat-
ed, heat was generated and mortality then became
considerable. Out of 100 varieties of American
oysters, SIX only will stand importation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

In response 10 This the Gazette makes this ex
traordnary and iuadmissible defence Of Mr. Bay
ard
"Doubtlcss Senator Bayard entertains the opin-
ion that had Washington been alive when his na-
tive Virginia was Threatened with coercion and
the destruction Hf its sovereignty by an armed
Invasion he would have been found en the side Oi
Lee and his state" -tt..
We hope Senator Bayard does not entertain
such opinion. We think he surely cannOt
Certainly Jew men in this latitude, At least, would
uniIe with n.-CommereiaE
The Commercial may know Senator Bayard's
opinion on the subject better than tho Gd=efte J
but nevertheless, We adhere 10 the opinion we have
advanced. But that was certainly not the only
reason that induced the Senator TO accord
'praise" 10 "General Lee in his address nt Char-
lOttesville."
the late General Lee was as much noted for
the purify Of his character, aud his wisdom and
learning, az he was for his grea; abilities as \
military leader. So pure 4 character is rarely
found ~ military circles in any country and
having preserved his name from ALI bemish while
passing through the terrible war, there is little
wonder that the people Of Virginia and the
South should regard him with such veneratiOn.
Afer all they only re-echo the praise which the re
nown OF, this great soldier has called upon the
American character
But we will not stop here. Seeing that the
purest aud best men of Virginia were on the
side of Lee, we have no doubt that had Lincoln
been living in the South In 1850 and participated
in the politics Of that day. he too before the close
Of the bloody contest, would have been found on
the side OF Lee. And we think that Lincoln in
some OF his remarks during the war himself init
mated that he could not tell where be would have
been found in such a contingency.
1t is not singular that Senator Bayard should
chose the first character in the South to hold up
70 the collegiate youth OF Virginia as an e1-
amplar. On The contrary the choice was appro-
pirate, and more especially so because Of the fact
that General Lee had but lately died at the head
Of the literary Institution he had, at the close Of
The war, resolved TO devote his life in building
up and re-establishing And In this noble work he
had succeeded beyond the expectation of his
most sanguins admirers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

FmHENa CAHPs OF Tzn BRAHDEwTHE.--The
West Chester Local RslOs says. irO-day ashing
party composed OF Mesara- John Tayior, Edward
Long, Harry DAlling and Atwood Gould, left our
borough equipped with al the necessary parapher-
MALTA Tor passing fsW days On the BrandyWine,
three tsufs md enjoy the novelty q thsie taBpo-
rary rural home IN the best possible mpnnoF, re
lying upou thsiF ppcltoFial skill ~ her geE@y
meals. .....
On the lsth Of July another party from West
CHESTER in eonpany gtth eaveraf loren ok the
snort from Phiiadslphia, will likeWlse 20 int
camp 40 soule pOintOn the same stream. - -ia
proposed 20 have picnic in connection with ths
LAST mentioned party, for which the West Chester
Orchestra win fuTnish the requisite harmouiss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

In the United States District Court at Hart
tord yesterday, sixtytwJ defendants in the Credit
MobIlier suits, entered personal appearances and
moved that the bill as regards them be dismissed,
on the ground of want Of jurisdiction, they being
residents in Southern New York. The motion to
dismiss viii probably be argued in September.
Eighty-Seven other defendants appeared by
cnuosal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08
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MllMINGTON, Del, JOY 8, Is7a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

Z. r. JOHNSON. EDITOH am PRoPEmFOR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-08

In response 10 fhls the Gazette makes this ex
iraordinary and iuadmissible defence Of Mr.. Bay
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
A REINFORCEMENT DEMANDED.

When the system begins to wilt undtr the effects
OF the first cheated term" it Is obvious thar it
ought to be reiuf freed aud sustained by wholesome
stimulation. To resort to the adulterated liquor4
Of comm rec h such crisis, as too many do. is
the height of infatuated folly All such fiery slim
ulants ave sting. After the first effect ha- pass
ed away the sting il felt The reaction il terrible
The prostitution Of body and mind which ensucs
Il more complete than b, fore. But the operation
q a medical tonic like Hostetters Stomach Bitters
In which extracts OF the raresr remedial herbs and
roots are blended with the spirituous essence of
rye. pare I'd indebted, Is very different. No IN
pleasant reaction follows it, II is permanent
perpetual invgorant aud there is 10 phase Of
debility indigestion, biliousness nervor less or
Intermittent fever which It will not speedily cure,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

The recent meeting for the purpose Of
locating a dam in order to improve the
navigation Of the Illinois river Is thus n
ueed in the Peoria Democrat Of the 2lth !.
Col Joseph Ctley, \. NJ. Garland and
Major q. {. Jenne Of the company which.
yesterday, went to Cupperas Greek, eanle
back last night ana completed arrange
ments as follows
Col j. \. Mac5mb was made United
States Engineer in charge, and Major q c.
JENNIE, state engineer in chief
Governor Beverilse Auditor Lippin-
cit Secretary Harlow and the canal com
-----i uer~ made mczamiuati 70 10 ut the
premises, and located the dam Just below
Copprras Greek at q bend in the river
there Two or three other gentlemen were
along with the company. Operations
Will commence as soon as possible
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
A CnuAdsuea GafnA.

Yesterday 1.-THE 10th. while the upward
bound line steamer was lying at our levee,
maa came ashore and got into conyersa-
ton with Assistant Marshal Brennan, andin
the course Of the conversation related how
he was going down the river, on the str
Rock Island, on her last trip down.
and before arriving at this place he
made the acquaintance of a man, and
with him, at his invitation, took little
walk while the boat was coahng here. The
man said he wanted to 90 to the express
office 10 see about shipping some goods,
but took him up Jefferson street, and
when between Orleans and Rock River
streets they were approached by another
man who said: Hello you We arrived. have
you?-well I've shipped those goods, and
paid $40 charges, including back charges. .
The man from the boat said he would give
him the money if he would go down to the
boat with him; or he would give him
gold then, If he would make the discount !;
a~t'A tiaNA1 AhAlAthS - AttG -HlllittSJtd Hidly
let him have two $50 gold pieces and got
the currency of him, paid, No =. and
started back to the boat to get his currency
from the clerk to redeem the gold. When
they arrived on the boat No. /. made an
excuse to step one side moment, but
never returned. The gold twenties prov,
cd to be counterfeit. Brennan got him to
describe the men and Immediately recog-
nlzed them, giving more accurate des-
cription of them, and told him they we're
now in jail in Princeton, for burglary. 1t
was nice little game, but they played no
more Of that sort here for they were spot
ted by Policeman Snyder, very quick after
their arrival, and found it 50 unhealthy
here that they left 1t is t. be regretted
that the Minnesota man did not disclose
how he had been sold, and report it t. the
police before he left, going down, for in
that case the fellows would have been
quickly taken
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

A pleasant ear load of ladies and gentle
men from This city attended the oratorio
Of Esther in Moline. Opinions varied as to
the merits Of the performance. The boys
aud girls did some lively singing in the car
coming home.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
We sell the best Calico at l0cts.
MAY BROs.

PIC NIC.-The German English school
will hold a picnic, at the head Of Eagle
street, on the bluff, on Monday, June I'D.
Busses will run from Market Square 10 the
crounds-fare FIVE cents The public are
invited. Ample arrangement, will be made
for all to have a good time.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
Display Of Flags.

Flags we're thrown to the breeze to-day
in honor of our Firemen's parade, from
THE AGRus Office, the Union office, Blu
fords block, Darts corner, and other
places about town.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

A big wagon, loaded with putrid aneat
from the other side of the river, broke
down, about noon to-day, near the ferry
landing, aud the load had to be transferred
TO another wagon, thus filing the air with
"A horrible stencil.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
Your DAYS Are Numbered

II yoH are AFFECTED with Inflammation Of the Kid
Heys. Diabetes. GRAY. J. Catarrh of the Bladder
Bri kIu~t Deposit Dyspepsia, FalpHatIou # the
Il ART, fema|a mplaiuls uni = You get immeai-
ATE relief The grave will soon claim an 4her victim
FORTY DROPS CONSTITUTION WATER.
three rime- day, in four times the quantity of wa
ter Ni.i care guL J. IT, 10, spring VA, r. hrta
IN Pgat cu y an elHHr"f physician
For ale hy al D.u-Ei~ts.
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BARLnWI 5 INnIGn RIrr-This Is 4.

BARLow's INDIGO BLUE.-This is de-
signed especially for bluing clothes. 1t
dissoves perfectly clear, and will not settle
on the clothes Is warranted t. color more
water than double the same quantity OF
indigo. Be sure you get the genuine, pre-
pared by d. s Niltberger,' 20 North I'd
street, Philadelphia. For sale in Rock Is
land by all dealers. 3-7deod6- m.
For sale in Rock Island by Henry Dart 5
Sons
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

Under the instruction Of the BaLar-.
the singers Of Moline have been learning
the cantata of Esther. and it was produced
iu the Congregational church ia that city
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
The church /, the largest aud finest one iu
the county, and was about half filled on
the Iera-i1u Of these entertainments. muHl
tha arges, portion OF the audience being
ladies, tn, arpisu-e was ri..i-rate az r..r
beginning and nearly died aut at the close
Il was noticeable that there was no vulgar
stampers present. the only applause being
properly done, with the hands.
The Rev. Mr. Barnes explained the
story VI the oratorin with q faint effort at
wiz at the close. euieJ,,riug to compli-
mou. the intelligence Of his hearers az the
expense Of less favored people. aud he was
rewarded here aud there boy slight girgIe
The principal characters we're as fUllows
Queen Esther ............... Mrs. Or j. u Dawson
tIra' Nha pr Honor .... Ni-- George Hubb.rr
Second VIZ uf lpilur Mr. y, Iltr Burrusr-
kiug Aha-I Poe Sir. q. urlr T. BE ,ei
ry-h. Fir. Mai, OF Honor Ma ~" Az "' Ram s-.
Z. rg-h'r ad Mao q Ii"a'r... Ml-- urila Anthony
MorI, cal Leader 81 ia, dow. ur Us ba,i- S
uI d Prir-i ....t.. .t...,..- .Mr A. VI Hubbard
fry-l' - .Mi-- lia Stuk
Ir.isa Donna. s--.-t ..... Mr. { ". -aWugl-
A. a whole the cautata was very poorly
rendered, the performance Of the mu.
BIC being little better than ordinary psalm
singing The acting Ike the production
ot the same piece in this city, was gcner
ally awkward and constrained the most
natural being that of Miss Mary Jackson
BY comparison the male quartette was the
best rendered Of any part.
At the cluse the Bakers sang few 81
their old pieces, which ~ years ago, were
barely tolerable but which, to-day, are
simply bore to say nothing Of the mel
aucholy effort of people to sing after Their
voices have long since ceased t
be musical If the Bakers think
The ARGUS says these things from
any unkiud feelings they are mistak
en-. THE ARGUS speaks Of them only "a
they appear before the public, in which
capacity it has the right to speak of then
as they are. They have contributed mucl
to the happiness of many people, in years
gone by, and got rich by it. If the,
would preserve kindly recollections, LEI
them take the advice Of impartial judge,
aud not try to sing in public again.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
The wsnther---ro.naH.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as in
Dictated bv thermometer
gAu TIs above zero. 10 NJ S2- above zero
% N. ~ 3 Pm 81
Pleasant.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
The ORANGES.

The National Grange reports the fol
lowing as the number of local Oranges
May 49, SIX wears from the beginning OF
their organization Arkansas, Is. Cali,
turnia, Is Georgia, rs; lllin-is, 43l In
diana AZ, Iowa i,jD7; Kansas. rs ;
Michigan, a Minnesota. 2l9: Mississip-
pi. H. Missouri, 245; Nebraska. Ig6
Ohio, A. South Carolina lis. Tennes-
see. IS: Vermont, - Wisconsin, l4D-
making an organization in the United
States Of 3,377 Oranges, with an aggre-
gate membership of over 2.OOD.OOJ.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

would call the attention of whom it
my concern 10 the inspection and review
Vt the assessment tor the town of Rock
Island for the current year Of 1873, at the
Supervisors room on next Monday the
33d inst, as per notice already posted
y X PHLLEo, Assessor.
Rock Island June lq. lN7S.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

The reason the recent excursion from
Henry county failed t. get upon the Rock
Island grounds Is explained by the Cam
bridge CHrosie,' a. follows
The arrangement was made with the
d advertised, and would have
been carried ont according to programme,
hut for the misunderstanding Of the cap
tain vt the ferry boat as 10 the place of
landing Capt Robinson. with the permit
for the party and an escart Of soldiers, was
in waiting at a landing ou the landing. but
the commander Of the boat hy mistake
went 10 another part of the island, where
without any permit they could not %
ashore The boat then returned with the
excursiluists TO the city the captain re-
iu,iug TO occupy auy more time. and thus
many 10 the party We're s1rtly disappniut-
ed
Negt and stylish spring clothing. hats,
caps and gents furnishing goods at Jonas
i,Y.r- l.-1NF.I
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

The Rock Island fair promises a baby
show on the last day, but we fail to learn
when any of the days occur. - Cambrjdge
Chronicle,
August 26, y. - and % are the days.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

The finest assortment of piece goods in
TIE city at ALaeb' 5, the one price clothier
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

Renne Pain-killine Magic OIL Is pu; up in three
si1es and called Trial, Medium aud Family sic
bottles. VIM. kENNE q SONS. Pit sheid Mass
sole Proprie oss and Manua 1urers.
Re der, call for II where yoa trade sold in
Rock Island by John Beings on and a Bruenart "
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

Come to our store for great Bargains.
MAY Bros.

All wool cassimeres for children wear,
from 75e to 81 Is per yard at A. Loeb S,
the one price clothier.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
Bachelors Hair Dive,

lt'- -uieuQI hatT y e Is iae bt-E Ti The world.
Inc only TrHa ard Perfect rye. H4rmI,-s E~is.
7.e Hud In-1antHneoas no disappointment. no ri.
ucH.pa- ilulr or uhpeH-8ut OnoT remedies The III
4 superb Black or Natural Brown sud leave tbe
aHiF Ltsan Soft aud Beautiful The genuine signed
" \. tat -telUr. Sold by al nruggI-ry
~ 22dHIy CuAs. Bachelor Prom n Y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer 4 Co. have
removed their office to the old c., r. l. 4
2. passenger depot. 27dtf
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
Scale in Boilers

| WILL REMOVE AND PREVENT sc,aIr,.,,5
any Steam BOiers, or make no charge
il, AuSiess' GEO. ". LORD
. i"S<h Piiladei ,ja PA
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
Dedication.

The dedication of the baptist Church Of
Rock Island viii take place next Sunday
morning at the usual hour Of service. Rev.
v. " Everts, Of Chicago, will preach the
declaration sermon. All are invited
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

Only 75ets. for a Summer Shawl
MAY BROS
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

4 Loeb, the clathler II Rock Island.
claims to keep the largest stock and t. sell
strictly al one price.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
SOMETHING NEW.
The Lightner fticky Fly Paper |!

Warranted Entirely Free fron, Poison.
The best Fly Destroyer syef offered TO the public
No dead hesur piping around the house n il catch
aud hUds th, ~ all
For ale by the ira lie generally.
y. LIGHTNEk q CO, Detroit Mich, sole
prop ietor.. to waom all orders s4ouii be ad.
dressed. 5-31dmwi&wam
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
Why let your Pa and Ach - your temper spofI
4 cur- i .mru BY n.InE k-un--e Mimic OIL

II use cures Headache and Taothache!
IT, u-r cures NCur igsa and Ca,arrb
lts use cures SCiali "a and Iamrpps-,
IL Use chr Sorr Throat and Cankar!
lt- use cures Sore Eyes and Ervsip,ias'
liz urr Cuf,- ~ Il joints and Crar1u-
use Cur,s tit- and Sea Sickn, -
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

CRY Marshal Kimball diuei his entire
force at the Harper House to-day The
boys were all in uniform, with well shiued
boots and snow white linen. and looked
finely. The fact is, we have never had So
excellent police force as at preseat--meu
# good habits good morals and reliable
protection IT, the city.