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hs ooMMUniTf At large appreciate t1e use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by HempIer, near &. street.
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A DISTRESSING COUGH causes the friends
OF the sufferer almost as much pain as the suf-
ferer himself, and should receive immC date
attention. DR.. Wistdr's Bdlsam Of WsId Cherry
speedily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, &c. 1t will always relieve consump-
ton, and in many well-attested cases it has eff
fected perfect cure.
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COAL AND WOOD.

AN UNLOADING A CARGO OF PALMER
Il VEIN ID EEP RED ASH, most excellent Coal
for ranges, which am selling very low. Also, all
he different sizes and qualities Of WHITE ASH
No better time than now to lay in winter supplies
Orders promptly and reliably attended to. WIN
GUlNAND, 623 Louisiana aveu Ne, corner LIST and
b streets southeast, and Wharf, foot of Sd street
southeast. jyl06 g.
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DARTIEs DESIRING STORAGE can obtain il
by applying to w L. WALL a Co
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Jg5t tRep1 corner Oh st. and Pa avenue
ley THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGED
\ GOODS at private sale and auction, H =
IA UM informs the Ladies Of Washington GS
. .9o ne has removed his damaged stock to 80
I2O 9TH street, between G and ii, for CON &c
yenience, where he is ready to dispose of the eS~
entire stock without reserve. Stock consisting of
LADIES UNDERGARMENTS,
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS
About one hundred dozen CORSETs.
Seventy five dozen KID GLOVES.
Together with . good many other articles too nu.
merous to mention, ;xos,-
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Messrs. Latimer and
Cleary yesterday sold II feet of lot "a, In sub
division of west half of square 1856, and improve
ments, to John Patch for 50 400.
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/ GENUINE Fruit yxices and Cream are only
used with the psre, cold Water drawn from steel
-ou"tons AZ Sougniin's, Sth and r. s,w,s
The SINGER SEWING MAoKINr sales Of 1872
were S219 $50. 4l2-swtf
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR vALuABLKs.-Call
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according t. size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take Darain9 from
The CAtco0o and Boston fires
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HOTELS.

Union HOTEL. GEoRsETowN, .. O.,
u V. eHINN, Proprietor.
This hotel has been new ly RENTED and furnished.
1t contains all the modern improvements-hot and
cold baths bells and gas IL il Conveniently located
being situated on the line Of the Washington and
Georgetown City Passenger railroad, the cars Of
which, from the Railroad aud sesmbOa; depots pass
the door every two three minutes. The guests Of
this house can reach Of the public buildings Of
the Datisnal capital any place Of amusement, &C,
by pleasant ride OF g few minutes. Persons doing
business along the line Of the canal and on the
house. dec11-1y
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, tsothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that II is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known to be q cure for these diseases m tn 3 If
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A T SILyERBERG'S
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
Republican State Platform.

/ That the principles Of the party as hereto
fore EXPRESSED in its conventions are reaInl lmeu,
and il is declared that events have proved thai
their practical enforcement Is essential To tue
welfare of the country, ana the maintenance OF
the int erests rights, aud liberties of the people
g. That we reaiIirm our confidence IN Presl'
dent Grant and in the wisdom, integrity, ana
success of the administration ot ms hlgh ouice'
g. That there should be rigid economy in
State and national administrations, and that
taxes shoull continue to ba reduced III o"th as
r,pidly as cousistant with good government,
the mainteuancs of public credit ana the
certain exiting nj shmcat OF State and natIHha'
debts
4. That the public lands belong to the people,
and should be saoredly reserved TOR homes q,
actual settlers, and we pronounce against aI'
further grants Of these lands to corporations.
8, That adequate prnvisiOn sh9ud be mace
by law for the protection of persons engaged VI
mining and other hazardous forms OF labor.
g. That Il prOducing, commercial, ana
industrial interests of the country should have
the best and cheapest modes ot trahSportau"n
pessibe and while capital invested III shch
means oftransit, whether by railroad or other
wise should be permitted the right al reason
able remuneration. all abuse in their manage
ment, excessive rates, oppressive diSerlmina-
tioss against localities, persons, or Interests
should be corrected by law, and the people
protected from such wrongs, and all improper
and arbitrary use of the growing power o' ran
roads and other corporations.
Z. That we heartily applaud the active
measures of the late Congress IN ferretinR out
and exposing corruption, and we have seen,
with profound regret, in tho Developments maze
thereby, evidence of political and official cor
ruption, aud abuse of responsible positions by
man of all political parties TO further their
personal ends, and we demand pure othciai
eaaduct, and the punishment Of un'ailhinl
public men, who, having betrayed the conh-
dsuce freely extended them. shall not oy any
partisanship of ours be shielded from the dls :
rrace of their acts, and we deneunce all Credit
Nnbilier transactions, whatever be their torm'
8. That when retrenchment Is required IN
tighten the burden -: taxation, and to continue
the reduction of tile public debt, increase OF
salaries is unwise; that we condemn wrhon,
reserve the voting for or receiving Increased
paw for services already rendered, and deman M
that the provisions of the late act OF Congress
bE which salaries were increased snail oe
pr,npty and Internationally repealed.
0. That we cordially welcom' to our shore
the oppressed of all countries, and remembering
with pleasure that adopted fellow citizens nave
always proved loyal to the flag OF the repnohc'
We favor such modifci,i IN Of the nbtura''S /.
tion laws as to materially shorten the time ot
probation before vo,inX.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

The committee further report in favor of
the delegates present casting the entire vote
of the county in the Senatorial Convention.
Report unanimously adopted.
Committee to select County Central
Committee for the ensuing year reported
the following f. ]. Oblinger, A. NJ. Rus
sell, NJ. F. Miles, Luther Black and John
w. Brownsberger.
Report was amended by striking out the
name OF F. ]. Oblinger, who, by virtue OF
his office, is chairman OF said committee.
Report was then adopted.
Committee on Resolutions reported the
following
ResoIued, lst. That we hereby affirm the
principles set forth by the State Republican
Convention held in May last at Columbus,
Ohio.
I'd. That we unqnalifs condemn the
action OF the last Congress in voting them
selves an increase of pay, and we demand
OF our present Representative, Gen. l. r.
Sherwood, that he use his influence in Con-
gress and out OF Congress to procure its
repeal
Sd. That it is the wish of the RepubIi.
can party OF Wood county that the Repre-
sentative from this county, and the Senator
from the district Of which Wood county is
part, shall vote for no candidate for u. S.
Senator, who is not pledged to the repeal
of the "salary grab"
4th. That it shall be the duty of the
Secretary Of this convention to cause these
resolutions to be published in each Of the
newspapers published in this county, and
that he furnish copy of said resolutions
to our Representative in Congress and to
each of the State Senatorial candidates
from this District
9th. That We favor taxation to a limi-
ted extent for public improvements, and
that our delegate in the Constitutional con-
vention be instructed to uss his influence
for the engraiting Of a clause in the new
Constitution allowing townships, counties
and corporations 10 tax themselves 10
limited extent in aid Of public improve
mehts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AND
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A Mass Meeting of the Democracy OF Wood
county will be held at Perrysburg, Ohio, on
SATURDAY. September IS, 1873.
Able speakers will be in attentance. Nomln-
atoms will also be made at the same time and
place of county officers and Representative to
be supported by the Democracy at the ensuing
election. The Convention for nomination oi
candidates will organize at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
Each township will be entitled to one vote IN
the Convention for every five votes cast for tn"
Democratic candidate for Secretary Of State at
the last election. The Democrats present from
each township will cast the vote thereof.
by order of Democratic Executive Committee.
HENRY NJ. MORSE, Chairman.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
Republican Senatorial Convention.

The Delegates OF The 33d Senatorial Distrie
assembled in Convention at Lyceum Hall, fole-
do, at IL A. NJ. Wednesday.
The Convention was called to order by Alex.
Reed, who nominated A =. VI. Corey as tempora
ry chairman. Mr.. Corey made short speech,
which at the close was loudly applauded. Ma
ior J. r. Swigart was then made Secretary, pro
sm.
After the selection of the usual committees
on Credentials, Rules and Permanent Organ-
zatou, a Senatorial Committee. and on Resou-
tious-the Conv veuten adjourned until 1880 T. h
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled, and in the alb
sence of the Chairman Of the Committee on Gre
dentials, Capt. Black. Of Wood read the list OF
accredited delegates, which showed an unusual
ly large representation.
VS. produce the following from the CONNER
eiaI AS the full report Of the afternoons pro-
ceedings:
Mr.. J. B. R,lhchid, Of Hancock, from the
COMMITTEES on Rules aud Permanent o ganizt
tinn. submitted the following report which WAS
adopted;
| Is. Perm ,nent affairs Of the Convention: For
President Hon. A. NJ. Corey, uf Lucas for Sec
retary Earl Merry, ot Wood; Assistant Secreta-
ry, NJ. d. Souers of Htncnck.
81. Report of Committees.
81. The Rules of this Convention shall be
such as usually govern deli0erdtive bodies.
4th The order of business shall be the nnmn
alton Of two candidates for the State Senate
| ballnting for both at the same time, and a ma :
jnrity Of all votes cast shall be necessary to a
choice.
| Mr.. Merry declind to act as Secretary, and
Mr.. TouVslle, of Fulton, was elected in his
place.
| Mr.. Burket, from the Committee on Resolu-
tious, reported the following, which we're
adopted
Resoloed, That we reaffirm the principles con
tainad in the platform of tLe Republican Con.
Vention held at Columbus, OHIO, May 81. 1873,
and pledge our support % the nominees Of said
Convention.
ResoiOcd. That we will use all honorable
and legitimate mians 10 secure the election of
the candidates this day put in nomination.
The Committee on Senatorial Committee pre-
sented the following report which was adapted:
Putnam county, G. NJ. Godfrey; Fulton cuun
ty,J H. Brigham Hancock county, j. A.
Bope Wood county, :. L. Boughton Henrv
county, u. d. Anger Lucas county, Alsx.
Reed
The nomination of candidates was then an
nounced to be in order.
Mr.. j. NJ. Loomis, OF Henry county, nominn.
ted william N. Beckham. in speech remind
ing the Convention that the Republicans of Hen.
~ county had always given the party detsrm-
iued support despite every discournQing cir.
cumstance. lie felt that the nomination Of
candidate from that county was almost right
due them.
Mr.. }. LII. Long nominated Charles J. Swan
Of Putnam county. In presenting Mr.. Swans
name to the Convention. Mr.. Long paid a trb-
ute to his high character as man, and bis per-
sonal popularity at homo. which he felt snre
would add iron 200 to 400 to the Vose fpr him
10 his oWn county. Ii the Henry county Repub.
lieaas had worked hard and perseVersd in the
fass OF the heaviest opposition, the Pstnam
eosaty Republicans bad done equally we'll,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

Destructive Fire at WestOn.-Weston
suffered severely from fire on last Sabbath, the
particulars of which is FURNISHED to the Toledo
Coamereial by correspondent as follows;
The FIRST disastrous fire which this place ever
experienced occurred yesterday afternoon, re-
sulting in tho destruction of Daldwin's Exc
change Hotel, the handsome store Of John
wsits, aud other property. The loss will prob
ably aggregate about $40 900.
The fire seemed to originate In the store room
OF the hotel, from which it soon spread and had
soon devourei the property above mentioned
there being no Are engine IN the place, but little
could be done toward stopping the flames
Fortunately 90 wind was blowing. or doubtless
oil on that side Of the street would have gone,
as far as the railroad.
some furniture Of the hotel was saved, but
there was no insurance on tho property. Mr..
Baldwin who owned the hotetbuilaing loses S4,-
GOA but will Immediately rebuild. W, X. Worth
the proprietor Is confident that IL is all the
work Of an incendiary, and tHn hours after the
0rs vas seen one Morgan was arrested as being
the guilty. enc. Tie vii be tried Tomorrow.
John Weits also had 40 insnraace either ON
stack or building, and loses p'etiy mneh
egsrything. His loss will rsaoh So 600 Alto
RetheT II Is certainly the greatest calamity the
place has ever had, and should urge our eis-
xsDE ~ secure at cree means Of protection
sgsissl ihe ravages Of fires IN the lul0fe' >.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

9th. That the future welfare and pros
perity Of Wood county depends upon the
better development Of her rich soil for ag- |
ricultural purposes which can only be ac-
complished by better system Of drainage
which demand larger outlets and that
our candidate for the Legislature, in case
he is elected, be requested 10 use every Of
fort to secure the passage of law which
will meet the necessities Of the case which
will be general in character and just and
proportionate in its burdens upon lands
benefited.
7th. That we are opposed to the action
of Congress in the change made in the pos
tai law wherein II requires the payment OF
postage on newspapers in the county where
published and prevents the free circulation
Of exchange papers, regarding II an unjust
tax on our educational facilities and we de-
mand that our Representative use his in
huence to have the same repealed.
On motion the 9th resolution was amend
ed by striking out the phrase ain case he is
elected"
On motion the 9th resolution was ballot
ed for by townships with the following re-
suit: For adoption, 1853 votes against,
116 votes.
The resolutions were then adopted.
The following named persons were cleo
ted delegates to the Senatorial Convention /:
Perrysburg i. T. J. Webb, Geo. Weddell,
A. G. Williams.
Weston..A Gardner, s. J. Harper, D.
II. Bassett.
Middleton. Robert Pargellis.
Portage. II. w. McMahan.
Perry - John Norris, Justus Stearns.
Montgomery e. Fl. G. Bacon, R. W. Kelly
Freedom. E. Joshua HOLES.
Troy .. Thomas Gorrill,
Liberty A. j. McMahan.
Center...J. w. Canary, S. l.. Boughton.
Bloom. +. p. Emerson.
Plain. S. w. St. John, S. Case.
Milton..G. W. Hill, d. A. Gum.
Henry -. Henry Carroll.
Washington--E. Tullcr, l.. Black.
Jackson. =. II. w. c. Buchanan.
Lake. John Bailey.
Webster . Geo. G. Phelps.
B,loting for candidates for Representa-
tive being next in order, the names OF John
Norris, Edwin Tuller and Walter David.
son were announced. Mr.. Davidson I
name was Withdrawn. The following ID
the result OF the ballot:
John Norris. ..16S} Elwin Tuller.. ll0t
r. w. Kelly was renominated by accla-
nation for Commissioner.
J.B. LockLart was renominated by sc'
olamation for Infirmary Director.
Irving A. Noble was nominated by ac'
elamation for Coroner.
For Recorder the names Of Stephen Mer
ry, s. P. Harrison, John Campbell and E
A. Ketcham were announced.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

Capt. Luther Black nominated s. L. Bough-
ton, of Wood county.
Col. N. N. Howard nomiRated John T. New
ton, Of Licas county.
Hon, William Kraus moved that the nomna-
tion vt John T. Newton be made by acclamation
This was seconded, but some opposition devel-
oping to the motion. II was Withdrawn,
Thomas E. Adams Of Hancock and Charles
l.. Allen of Fulton, were appointed tellers and
the Convention proceeded to the ballot, which
resulted as follows;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
The Nominations.

We have but time and space this week 10
D resent our readers wi III the tickets nominated
and the proceedings of he County and Senatorl-
al Conventions. Both were. e.harmonious and have
presented candidates that will receive the COR
dial support o! the party, excepting the cand'-
date for Representative in this county, OF whom
we will be expected to say something hereafter.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
Wood Co. Republican Convention.

Pursuant to the call Of the County Cen
trail Committee, the Republicans OF Wood
county assembled in mass convention at
at Bowling Green, on Saturday, August
%, 1873.
Convention was called to order at II
o'clock, A. NJ, by J. b. Newton, Chairman
County Central Executive Committee.
F. j. Obinger was elected Chairman by
acclamation, and Robert Dunn and j. 8.
Skinner Secretaries.
On motion Of Asher Cook a committee
Of FIVE was appointed to appertion among
the townships the number of votes each
should be entitled to in the Senatorial Con-
vention. The Chair appointed J. W. Ross,
f. A. Wilson, s. L. Boughton, John Rus
sell and Luther Black said committee.
On motion committee consisting of one
from each township, to be selected by the
townships, was appointed on Rules and
Regulations.
The following named persons were select
ed as said committee;
Perrysburg. ... Asher Cook.
Weston...J. J. Vorhis.
Middleton. P. J. Feagles.
Portage. Jacob Dauterman.
Perry...J. r. Phillips.
Montgomery John Reed.
Freedom ...J Joshua HOLES.
Troy Thomas Smith.
Liberty. R. NJ. Donnelly.
Center...J. b. Newton.
Bloom. w. s. Richard
Plain...P. S. Abbott.
Milton. Isaac Van Tassel.
Henry Samuel Davis.
Washington. w. II. Wood.
Jackson. ALLEN $. Ferguson.
Lake. John Bailey.
Webster. -. Geo. c. Phelps.
On motion of c. w. Evers committed
OF FIVE, on Resolutions, was appointed b,
the Chair as follows: G. w. Evers, A. NJ
Russell, Henry Shanks, P. s. Abbott ant
Frank w. Dunn.
On motion committee OF seven was ap
pointed to select County Central Commit
tee for the ensuing year. Committee ap
pointed were: T. J. Webb, Z. w. Merry
s. w. St. John, Walter Cummings, o. P
Norris, l.. h. Soule and John Clark.
Convention then adjourned until l!
o'clock, P. NJ.
AFTERNOON.
Committee on Rules and Regulations re
ported as follows:
LIST. This Convention shall be governed
by the usual parliamentary rules, excep
as hereinafter provided.
| 3D. All nominations shall be by ballo
where more than one name is announced
for the same office, and majority of al
the votes cast shall be necessary to Il choice
Sd. Each Republican present in thi
Convention shall be entitled to his proper
tionate representation in the balloting by
his township.
4th In all ballots cast, each township
shall be entitled to one vote for each ter
votes cast for Secretary Of State at the las
October election, and one vote for eacl
fraction of five or over, which gives to each
township the following vote:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Q EALED proposals will be received by the
y undersigned---o nj the Auditors office up
to Wednesday the 81 day Of September, 1879,
far the construction of a stone culvert across
Grassy Greek nn Perry sburg and Toledo road.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
store Of r. R Miller b Co.. Perrysburg.
The imnISSinners reserve the right TO re-
ject any 0r all bids
By order Of County Commissioners.
J H.pIERCF,
Commissioner and superintendent.
Perry ysburg, o Aug. 20, 1873. 1892 50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

WOoI.-F. R. MILLER & Co., shipped OF
about 25, 900 pounds Of wool last week, the re-
suits of their purchase at this point. They have
agents buying for them at other points which
will probably increase their purchases this
year to nearly $4,000 pounds. The average
price paid was about As cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED Proposals will be received by the
- undersigned mp Ia II ''elpck at noon # Sat
urday the 9th dayof SEPTEMBER, 1879, for ma
king The iAlnwng improvem uts:
For grading, culverling and Traveling Front
street from the east line of Louisiana avenue IT,
the east line of East l} nn ltrv street.
All bids must be written with ink Each bid
must contain the full name of every person In
terestsd in same, and must he accompanied by
a sufficient guarantee Of snme disinterested par
ty, that II the bid be accepted, chntract will be
entered into and the performances Of it properly
executed.
Bidders will be required to endorse their
naues on the outside of the en- velnpe snntaining
their proposal, and what improvement the biA
is for, the same To be flied with the Clerk IN
person .Sr his assistant. Bids mot fled in &C
cnrdauce with the above requirements, will be
rejected. Plans ana specifications can he seen
at the rftice Of the Clerk. The Council reserves
the right to reject snv or all bids.
Bv order OF Council.
lsb d. X. IIoLLsNBEcK, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

Speaking of the Professed honesty of the
Demo cratic party, the Cincinnati Gazette says;
"Name the county in Ohio where the Democrat-
ic party has been in power, and we will name
one of the most corrupt local governments in the
State"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

The Chair announced that Messrs. Bcckham
and Newton were duly nominated. The nomi-
nations we're confirmed BY acclamation and n
committee appointed to notify the gentlemen of
the action of the Convention. The Chairman
made brief speech, congraluIaiing the Com
veutiou upon ;he enthusiasm displayed by the
delegates, which he said argued for the most
favorable results to the campaign.
Msssrs. Beckham and Newton came in and
made brief speeches, accepting the nominations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

Necessary to a choice, 40.
9Th. The delegations present from each
township shall be the judges of the qualif-
cations of the representatives present from
their respective townships in this conven-
ton.
9th. Order Of business l. Report Of
committee TO Apportion Senatorial Dele
gates. 2. Report OF committee on Reso-
lutions. 3. Report of committee to Select
Central Committee. 4. Selection of Sena-
torial Delegates. 5. Nominations shall be
in the following order:
1st. Representative.
I'd. Commissioner.
Sd. Infrmary Director.
4th. Coroner.
5th. Recorder
9th. Prosecuting Attorney.
Report unanimously adopted.
The committee on Apportioning Dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention reported
the number OF delegates entitled to each
township as follows:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

"Let that pudding alone there. "Thars the
desssrir' exclaimed a waiter to a countryman,
devouriog the tapioca at m early stage Of the
dinner. don't care if Il is desert," testify
said the c"untryman. "l'd eat It II It was u
wiIderne ess."