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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12
House Of Representatives.


The House was called TO order at $50 A.
NJ, Speaker McGaughey in the chair.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. McCampbell-To amend section
1885 Of the Code.
BY Mr. Ferguson-To regulate and de-
clare the duties of the Adjutant General of
the State and Private Secretary to the Gov
ernor, and to fix the compensation of said
officer.
IMMIGRATION.
At ten o'clock the special order, House
bill to encourage immigration to Tennessee
and to establish a bureau for the purpose,
was taken up.
Mr.. Jeup made an earnest argument in
favor of the bill. He wanted men to work
our lands and make our fields to blossom,
build up manufactures, work up our ores,
develop our mineral wealth, and bring our
entire State forward to that position which
the natural treasures within her borders
entitled her to. There was needed Just
such system as that proposed IN the bin
to land the immigrant, locate him and let
him start forth encouragingly on the road
to prosperous position and usefulness.
Mr.. Kerr followed with some remarks in
favor of the bill and commendatory of the
remarks of Mr.. Jeup, and moved to have
them published for general distribution, but
withdrew his motion to give further scope
to the debate. s-1 g, B-+ 60
MIR. Elder opposed the bill as involving
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LEGAL NOTICES.
mo. 7 ,349.l
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.

FEENTHUN EUh ANCUHk7UNsAAAUNs
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and
y Master ancery Court John Lumsden,
Charles Stockell, William Duncan, jesse
French, William Stockell, and b. 4. Will on,
have this day fled their amended petition for IN
corporation under the name OF The Peoples
g as Light Company Of Nashville, pray
panies manufacturing and vending gas.
1t is therefore ordered, thar all per-
sons appear at the maxi term OF the Court
to be held on the first Monday in April next, and
show cause why letters of Incorporation should
not issue, or the same will be proceeded with e.
parts. 1t is ordered further, that copy OF this
order be published for thirty days in the Nash
vile Union and American. A true copy-sttest:
NATHANIEL BANTER, JR-,
Clerk and Master.
j. SHAFKLAND, Solicitor.
March g. lSI3.-lm
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

FATAL Acc1DENT.-On Monday
last, whilst Mrs. Clay, residing on
Washington street, was on a visit
to Mrs. Edwards, on South Marion
street, her little child, not quite
three years old, playing in the back
yard with other children, fell into
the cistern. It was rescued almost
Immediately. and, by the usual ap
piances was brought to; but con-
gestion of the lungs ensued and ii
died in four hours after the acct
dent. There had been q pump in
the cistern, butt had been removed
for repairs, and the cistern was
only partially aid carelessly covered
by loose board.
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A great discovery has recently
been made by surgeon in the Brit
ish army in China, in the way Of an
effectual remedy for small pox. The
mode of treatment is az follows:
When the preceding fever is at
its height and just before the erup
ton appears, the chest is rubbed
with croton oil and tartaric oint
ment. This causes the whole Of
the eruption to appear on that part
OF the body to the relief of the
rest. It also secures q full and
complete, eruption and thus pre-
vents Che disease from Attaching
the internal organs This 10 now the
established mode Of treatment IN
the English army n China, and i
! regarded - peESsct euts.
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TwKN~y YxARs YouMexR.-To
say that Adreds OF Made, wives
and widows look twenty yeas
younger than they are in conac'
quence OF the conplexional fresh
ness derived from the use Of HA-
CANS MAeNol1A BALM, 10 simply.
70 state On absolute fact Which
might be promptly verified by di-
rect testimony If la.lies were %
willing to tell tsseir ages - to use
the means OF Masking theme elves
lovely. Nature, sonssiase, hat
very rarely, crowns the ohsrn OF
perfect features with . complexiun
Of exquisite clearness; but even
then time soon begins to make in
roads upon the velvet check, the
fair white brow, the ivory bust,
the rounded arm. To preserve tie
"glory Of woman" unblemished,
even after the meridiu Of l;fc has
passed, it is only necessary to nee
daily this cooling. healthiul veSi-
table preparation. -
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Aist &c RaseAs>.

The following patents we're issssd from
the United States Patent Once TO the eitissus
Of Indiana for the week ending Match u.
1879 reported for TH1 PALLADfun by Alsx.
ander . Mason. Soiieitess Of Patents. ee9
Ssvssth street, Wssaineson. D. C. .nl
Car chsek for nailroaa Raifs, ". O. Stsph-
enson, Marion.
Ats.ebne1s for Sew ing Machine. J. n
0risss, Plain keld.. 80 a.as ~
Spsisg for Bed Bottoms, Il. Ogborn, Rich.
mond. s& kaA
A.ls Boz p vsaiees, J. P. Smith. Tsrrs-
haute. g. e.'e''yes,sfss5s es~<
Z wast;.g liashi.A b. stoeina., Marshal
County. SaF
Kitchen Sink. r. wyt enbaeh. Evansville.
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There is will case being tried in
California that promises to be Q
trife perplexing in it's developments.
It presents the following pleasing
vagaries: The father separated
from the wife several years ago and
went to Kansas. The wife fellow
ed her husband and settled near
him The son of this couple par
ted from his wife who married again,
her husband being her stepmother's
brother. Her husband died, how
ever, and she was subsequently mar
ried to her first husband's father.
As the matter stands nov, the old
gentleman is step father to his
grandson; the sons former wife is
his step mother, and his own son
is his step brother, and the father's
wife is his daughter in-lsw.# a
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A sealed propos.Lthe engage-
men. kiss.
A Mormon revival is in progress
in Jefferson County. .,,
rp1 An editor answered . challenge
when I want to die, / can shoot
myself" - es,
& A desirable second hand article
A. young, rich, and amiable widow.
The mountain is SPIT to- over,
shadow the hill, but the hill il .
reality. s' 80.
The penalty Of using . postage
stamp the second time il fifty dol
lars a4 3s
Some men are 20 absorbed in
religion that they forget to pay
their debts.
To prevent bleeding at tho nose
Keep out Of other peoples business.
Observation-Disclosures
failtoadvertise - in the Palladium.
An Iowa girl danced twenty six
consecutive sets ct acountfy bsll,
and her funeral was celebrated four
days after.
The liquor dealers of Dubois
County have subscribed between
five and six hundred dollars to as
sist in defraying the expenses Of
contesting the legality d the new
temperance law. az
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

During protracted religious re-
iyal at Chittenan'go, n. T., one of
the preachers improyised hymns for
familiar secular airs, such as 1.-The
Flying Trapeze," Walking Down
Broadway" StOn the, Beach at Long
Branch" and the like while IRE,
freshments were served TO converts
gratis" II this thing q Offering
Tree lunch" as an incentive to r.
igim should b psrsistsd in, the
World maybe saved yet-Cour;er-
journal.
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For tho Palladium.
! si Cram.a-Tickle.a
Nearly everybody has ".hree
year old, who says smart things,
and we think ours is no exception.
The following are some samples Of
his grammatical distinctions be
tween singular and plural nouns:
s year Old" Mamma, what You
doings"
Mamma-Taking in the Clothes
8 year old-[As mamma takes
down . sheet. "Ho, mamma, you
took . big clio, ddntyoui"
"A his father was laboring assid
uously, but unsuccessfully to gel
music out of an Eolian Harp, the
boy asked anxiously: '.Papa, VIII,
don't your music Nut" At the t.
BILE he asked, 'sWhat is that IN tina
dish :" and on being told it wa
cheese, he said, 'sPapA give me tina
little CHE over there. N.
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Mas. M.HA Clans 0Arsssa. he indsfatir.-
BE litiRaut, has eaissd sssthsr Of her ssits
in the Sapssms Court Of the United States.
Undss . fornsr dessss afisg her ~ title 10
esRtsin New kisass property she eonmenc-
Cd saia u ~ Cireait Court Of Lssisiiua
for rests, securing Judgment cr$12s ,1es,
from which the partiss appealed. The Bs-
prsms Court has affirmed the dserss, ard %
this PlusfF little Old woman win seoa anger
the hrst Substantial ffaits 81 Tie dsssrmiaeA
soossss shshas been wagia2 fss ysAss. The
record Of he, litigation b probably wishssA
passilsl in the annah Of iurisprudspss; Il has
al tbs elemsnts Of . romance, and il, y ritten
b. vsrthy pen weuld naks . soluns Of
surpassisg inbrsst and modest. q
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A nice old man bought . house At
auction in East Taunton, Mass, the
other day, and then astonished a
newly married young man, to whom
he was an utter stranger, by max
ing him present of it The new
~ married young man thought il
was joke, until his wife was sum.
moned, and revealed to him thai
the nice old man was her uncle, ius,
from California &c. sa ias
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ALI RECORD.
n. c. DICKINSON. Jeweler, see
Main Street. Aoom


. -
3s MAJOR. 7
EDl4en PALLADIUA:-Pleaee announce ny
unue q candidate for the Nayoralty at The
~ Nav election, subject to The nonination
AZ ths Republican party.
We are Authorised to announce the name
OF james n. Poe, a. candidate for re-sleetion
70 the Office Of Mayor Ut the city OF Rich
mond, subject to the decision 1t the Republic
can domination.
We are requested to announce that James
elder 10 Q candidate for Mayor, subject to
any arrangement that Democrats and Liberal
Republicans may make for selecting candi-
date =
We are authorized to announce John G.
asdley, a. . candidate for Mayor, subject 10
che action Of the Republican Party.
We are authorized 20 announce F. Fruyn
ESQ, as Q candidate for Mayor Of the 0ity OF
Richnond.
We arc authorised 70 auuounes William L.
Joho, - candidate for Mayor Of the city of
Richmond, subject 70 The decision Of the Re-
publican nomination.
We are authorized to announce Calsin B.
Walker. ESQ a. candidate for Mayor, sub
iecs to the decision Of the Republican nomi-
nation election.
We are authorised to announce William
Zimmerman, 40 candidate Tor re- election
20 the Office OF City Marshal, snhject 10 the
decision Of the Republican noniaation.
We are authorised TO announce Louis O..
Shofer, ~ candidate for City Marshal, sub
jsct to any arrangement the Republican party
may make.
We are authorized to announce s F..
WATSON, ~ a candidate for City Marshal,
subject to the Republican nomination
We are authorized to announce NJ. L.
Croker, as . candidate for City Marshal, at.
che May election for city officers.
We are authorised toannounce Capt. L. Il
Harris. as . candidate for City Marshal,
subject to The decision Of the Republican
nomination.
We are authorized to announce Charles
Lsive, 40 candidate tor City Marshal, sub
ject to the Republican nomination.
TREASURER.
We are authorized to aIu ounee William r,
Wilson, As . candidate for reelection to the
Office Of City Treasurer, subject TO the Re.
publican nominating election
CL.1K. 4
We are authorized to aauonnce Peter p,
Kirn, as = candidate for reelection to the
Office Of City Clerk, subject to the decision
Of the Republican nomination.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

Nature has given Russia svsrythise h ths
way Of resources except eonveaisst outlets
to The Atlantic or the Paeilic Ocean. Al her
great rivers rua either into The Arctic Ocean
er s,ss into secs whose outlets are controlled
by ether Governments. The Csar Neholas
bad - ssnsdy this in Europe, bs4 The Cri-
msas,wae stoppsd Lin. II now The szpsdi-
tin essisst The Khivaas shoah give ,Russia
hesonnand Of the country known a. Tusk-
estaS. More would thss rsmsin only Afghan
istan and DslsssAistan- oomparat;ysly very
small regions fss Asiatis oass-ts separate
her from the ArAhisp SEA and The open ocean.
Bot If the position OF Russia y insalar shs
h making The most she can Of It. The navi-
CATION Of the Caspian i sxelusivsly In the
hand - the Russians. The Caseasts Al
Mercury Company have nov twenty-five.
steamers employed. Within lvs years u
nunber Of. steamers employed has been In
creased 1vsfold, and aryasgsnssts ars non
being entered into for cossidseIhls a1litious
10 The existing nau Der OF stsansrs, as ~
Caspian trade il not only incrsasiBg yeariy,
but Il h certain In tins 10 bscons much
moro considerable. Il 10 STATED that Dc
pressit Persian exports By ~ Caspiaa -
Russia exceed "a. ~, ~ per sanuD h val-
us, sensistiA9 shisAy Of raw Sill, timber,
dried 1sh, sailed sturgeon. essiae and hin.
glass. The in'porss BY this pout from Russia
afs about 100000. and consist principally
Of i'oa. hardware, aAptha, aour, wheat aad
sugar. In the Caspian. RassiA y not only
extending her commercial activity Int 10 ad-
ding TO her naval forces. According to tAa
htsst seeounts, tic Aest ~ tAAs power 90
toe Csssias saabsss - vesssls, end several
Other hrEs ssnbosts ass In sosrss sf soa-
sarsst;es.s Ths opening a ~ proposed ran
way from Rssht to Tshssaa. and farther %
viii necsssarily divert large tsaAac whish
eow passes By Turkey 20 ths Caspian.
The table Of intsrsst--is the dinns.
table. az
| What barbar must moi do-laths,
his wfse. ss
Bill ShAnks says that oOa rss,ip !
bliss. hut masriuony IS blister. ~
An old cl'issn, Of st. Louis Wis hes Z,
inform the public that thsrs i. no use i
trying to break thess iron coal hole coz
srs By sittiss down o. them. H,
4 knoWo. ses e.ss
| A foad husband thus hoaasted 70 ,
siead-1Ton, the old women came nsa
calling me honey last lieht."s obi
she, Bills What did she sAy . "sh
said, swsH old Bsssvax, cone 70 sun
per."' s
/ It's ssid hat 10 b : wsdov with |,
forsans and some pretty remnants o
yoath, is the ambition Of many ladies
Who eossider that suoh On sxistancs can
b. nads fragrant With grAtiiisd tastes,
elegant With deserved admirasion, ani
superb in the liberties Of IN snpstrietsi
}ie, bat 6w there srs Nd afs widowsi
and LEFT in possession Of such ooasola.
tiea. es afg@. aj
Ai1y near Naka4s dislosaasd hs
4 jaw n sspias - ~ - sould %
shst hsr meath. Ths surgeon who -
dssafths dislocatioa ~ n Rsvisv
aye @the satish&ion q kssvi.1
tAat = msds 80 uoaaa ahus ~
0ooeA ssf ass.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

! Mrs. Jenkins WHO'S 8 widow and
rather poor. makes no secret of her
feelings for an old bachelor who hss
q very large farm and . comforta-
BILE dwelling. She says abe loves
the very ground he walks on, and
adores the house he lives in. Some
thing like true love, that
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Fearful Disaster.

On the morning of the first Of
April, the Steam Ship Atlantic, ran
ashore at Waener's Head. twenty
miles from HALIFAX. She had on
board about one thousand men, NO
men and children, and upwards Of
six hundred we're lost. Not . sin
gle woman or child was saved.
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We notice that the old dental Of
ice, occupied for so many years by
DR.. A. n. Newton, North West
corner Of Pearl and Main Streets,
has been re opened BY Dr.. o. Thorn.
as. Give him q. call, as he VIII do
good work. %sa 80
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tfsem' ths New York Times.l
Amcr:oo I'd the Vienna ExSositaon

= \ t.f
fAncr:ea ut the vienns Exlositlon.
From the advance ssheets of Mr..
Eben Brewers Official catalogue Of
the American section 81 the Worlds
Fair at vienna, We are enabled to
present 10 our reAdersa synopsis
Of the number d e9hihiSors. The
whole nunher Of Exhibitors to the
American section il 90 far GAO,
which win Be somewhat increased
before the exhibition is closed
This addition VII arise from Amer
lean manufactures aud artists resi-
dent in Europe, who win forward
their works from theaee. Divided
by States. tia. following resume
may be g intArest:
Alabama has 8 exhibitors Cali
fornia 2; C6a6rjdo, s; Connecticut,
%; DiSlics q ColuAbia, Cd Flori-
d., /; 0linpis "a; Indianai,0b Ken.
tucly, 8; Kansas i; Louisiana, 81,
Maine. I; Massachusetts, 81; Michi.
gan, 8; Missouri 80; Mississippi. 2;
Minnesota. 1; Hayhnd New
York, 226s New Jersey, 16y Nevada.
l; Ohio 81 RAan1yiyaniA l4nRhode
Island, II; Tens !; Tennessee, 2;
Vermont, II; Virgins. G West Viz.
giniA, I; Wia6okah. { Z 10 this il
to be- added ~ o1n Ehe3and
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Palladium, 80 Per year.
AInanacs vsfs arss pubiishsd-in

Palladium, x1,6O Per year.
Afmaaacs vsFs arss pubiishsd-tn1
A4l.
Dry Goods, q every description,
tkSSery ISsti6les 10 peopb we4tl
and viii have, q James Formers
Store, $40 Main IT
Young isaits who lses hSi4
selves too tightly when dressing
for dinner evidently prefer grace
before meat
San Francisco milk 10 90 badly
adulterated that the cows blush to
think their names are used TO cover
such . vile fraud. sAs'
What 10 the difference between
. farmer and . bottle OF whiskey
On ehusbands the corn, and tue
other COINS the husband,
Is ll-yeas-o boy i ssIkvss osusw kicks
s'bSsn u as pounds. ! . sss ls~shk
Its said that DICKENS cleared S3ss. 600 Il
gold during hia last visit e Aneries,, ~
Rash County boasts Of the smallest de'in-
qoent tax list, for hsr popslatioa. in the Stats
Newcastle wants railway connections viii
The Cincinnati. Wabash and MICHIGAN Aps.
t. 4, Lebanon: mas suhseribss AID Days 70
sixteen nswspapers.
cog.whsel railway company has bee
started b SwiszseiaaA Win . espifsi Of ~
millions.
Mr.. B.rnun Offers $i7Aoeo for the Brids
port, Conn.,, watsr works. IL other eitissu
viii eontribc,s sasqual sum. -
The erection Of tweaty-six rev baildina
WAS authorised By the last Congress. iii
teen are in prossss Of construction. fl
When The new Posto6ics in Bostoa = cor
plsted, the VARIOUS newspaper viii reesi,
their exchanges direct BY pnssmatis tuAss.
Mr.. Collar addressed - s.tAasiasAis -
) psranes mssssne 1t SestA BEND, wsdnssds
night last.
Recipe for nakiag Row. waIk along u
pavemest Ola esoWded tAosoeaAfass with
ladder on your shouldsr, and tara ssoul
every two nippass 70 - i anybody = nal
Ing faces 1t you.
The fsh along the Illinois river are DEF
aud dying - vast numbers. Parties NJ
supply heal markets say thsy have q
= caught . live fsh for ten days Il b sv
posed they have been % closed up ID The
> | 90 to smother then.
{ An exchange ays: "Ttaees OF the ID
visit Of the horse disease are still appars
IN this vicinity" Whist has become Of I
. balance Of shs harness, and the iuaning q
- arr not told.
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d. McLaren, of the G. n. & D.,
I. N. Mccullough of the P. G. & st.
Louis, and Chas. A. Gorham Of the
p. f. w. & c., were in our city on
Thursday last.
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sALrER W. WALKER.


We had almost lost sight Of en-
old friend, Dr.. J. W. Saltsr, - =
candidate for Mayor. In fact we
thought he had suffered himself to
be packed away, ike they do pork
at VannemAn 4 Reeds pork house,
and the term of "Salt- 'er down.
had been his literal fate. But, no!
end We feel to rejoice IN the Doc
tors apsak-he is.qR lanA ding,
and out by s'Times," in an incisive
editorial, advocating his claims to
be sonsidSredis good andas non.
thy a temperance candidate for the
Mayoraity, as the ''town or country
afford" -[as landlords used to ad-
vertise their provender for man and
beast, land that c. B. Walker, or
''any other man" couldn't possibly
be more sound and reliable than
himself! We respectfully add our
testimony to the Doctors and say
he is o. K. on temperance, and our
| unsolicited opinion il, that THIS fact,
together with the two other faef4 Of
Lhisbeing q Liberal Republican Gree
ley Democrat, and a regular Old
Line Republican, makes him the
most formidable candidate Il the
balance Of the candidates. ,will
please overlook our enthuzsy 1eel'
ings in the Doctors behalf lin The
field to-dayl T.
But this is not all We no e.
pecially admire the Doctor 1or 7hil
Independence in pitching into on,
citizens who met in Reeds Hall, X
consult about city matters What
4 sighs lad they to meet at al, ant
talk about such subjectsf Wha
right had they, even to hint at tn
approaching election, when met
without first having AL the candi
dates for Mayor present. It look
ike foul conspiracy, and our sou
rejoiceth in the fact that we hav
ONE candidate who is not afraid t
take a ssring" of citizens, who mes
for such UNLAWFUL purposes, by th
horns, and give them .'belix.'
The Doctor makes a point abou
Walkers age, that's especially goot
Tbs, young man has no business I
be IS or % years Of age!Ehe ougt
to have been born at an earlier p,
Rod of his existence, Of course
say in 1872 or, 1815-,hat little cil
cumstance would have fitted biz
for the position!
Wo were somewhat amused, hov
ever, when the Doctor alluded
the young man. as capet bagge
$50 recently from the county sea
when it is not q great while STINT
he. himself was an outsider, an
= has only recently Been Hibert
hybrid Used, BY being taken int
our. little corporation, 50 that l
could be a candidate, too! NJ
much difference between these tv
aspirants, IN this particular, If the1
is a disparity in their ages!
But, we only intended, to frrth'
advance the political interests of o,
old friend, the Doctor, and to COZ
. mend him for the bold stand he b,
taken against those citizens co
, sultation meetings, and we hope Il
very next one that is held witho
irst advising with our old frien
! the Editor of the Times, that
viii appear in their midst and rel
: the Riot act 'Twould serve q
right
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II The HscA.Doud BnousLel nss.sces that
President Grant has 1e~onsidercd his post
pons1ss Of his S0utheY1 "trip. and will vis-
d Riehmoud End Norfolk within ytostnisht.
Tho Enquirer trges sthe Hoather0 people to
''prspafe u welcome him to Virginia, and 70
extend TO him al the hospitaEiies their linz
tied means win permit - Ii
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

We regret to learn of the dis.
placement of j. H.. Norman, as
Treasurer of the G. r. 4 +. W. r. r.
he made q good and efficient off,
Ger, and Il there's : necessity for .
Treasurer, we can see no real adj
vantage IN giving bothofsces to one
man. But it's none of our busin-
ess, of course. i
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

2 Said q Baptist 70 . Methodist II
doa.t like your chursh government.
It isn't simple enough There's too
much machinery about l." ut is
true,' replied the Methodist, I'VE
have more machinery han you; but
then, You see, it doesn't take 60
much water to run it"