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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
NEWS IN BRIEF.
THE EAST.

A PRESS shooting-match came OIL at the
Creedmoor grounds, New York, last weeks in
which there were twenty-tlree entries. Gen.
j. II. Hawley, of Hartford, won the first prize:
W. II. Clark, of the New York Ne,cs, the sec
ond; l.. C. Bruce, of the Turf, Field and
Farm, the third Thomas Lloyd, of HaIpeT's
Weekly, the fourth; Charles G. Shanks, of the
New York Tribune. the fifth and j. X. Mcln-
tyre, of the Brooklyn Eagle, the sixth prize.
In New York, on the 10th inst, gold was
quoted at 1851 and silver l04 to los.
Ex-CITY TREASURER SPRAGuE, of Brooklyn,
who has been indicted for ENLIGHTENMENT, de-
MES having defrsuded the city out OF a cent.
lie holds HodmaD, his deputy, responsible for
all the s~toalings....A. Z. Phillips, formerly
Consul 10 Santiago, committed suicide i'll New
York, last week, by cutting his throat.
Eighty-six horses were burned to death III
Boston, last week, by the burning of Martin
Hays livery-stable.. "A young son of Hon.
NJ. d. Leggett. Commissioner of Patents, was
recently killed by falling from a cliff near
Ithaca, N. Y.
THERE was a fresh tumble of stocks in New
York Tuesday. the 18th inst, and Wall street
was in a state of excitement which very closely
resembled another panic. On the Stock Ex-
change matters we're painfully blue. and quo-
tations fell below the panic prices OF the past
ten years. New York Central dropped from
ssh to 82I. which was taken as an indication of
Vanderbilt's inability to hold it up any longer,
whereupon the whole Vanderbilt list went
headlong. Western Union fell from 81 to As;
Lake Shore from &C, to sos, and Northwestern
and Union Pacific followed suit. Various rea-
SONS are assignedforthe collapse. among them
Judge Blatchford's modification of his
injunction, which released large amounts
of Lake Shore. Western Union, aud
other stocks which had been held by
Blake Brothers as collateral the bankruptcy
proceedings against Kenyon Cox & Co., in
volving Naniel Drew, one of the partners
the advance in the Bank Of England rate OF
discount tc 6 per cent, and the large sale OF
stocks carried by the banks on margins, the
holders Of which could not put up any more
collaterals. In addition to these causes there
was also a panicky feeling among outsiders
who sent in orders to sell large amounts. ant
this in turn helped to ~prccipitate the ava
lanche. The suspensions of the day Hcr,
Burger, Hurlbut & Livingston, sugar house
Gillespie, Trowbridge & Co., tea deal
ers WilliamHoge & Co., bankers William
NJ. Whittemore, Wise &Cross. and Co.. II
Pierce, stock brokers. The efrec. upon In
money market was to advance gold from los
to lO9!.
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No. 2I3 Fulton street, New York.
. Fer sale by all Druggists.
THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NlRSE

MRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is THE
PRESCRIPTION or one 81 the best Female Fhysi-
clans and Nurses In the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never failing
safety and success by millions Of mothers aud
children, from the feeble iufant u one week old to
the adult. II corrccts aciiity q the stomach, re-
iioves wind collie, regulates the bowels, and gives
rost, health and comfort 10 mother and child. We
believe Il 90 10 the Bcs, and sgrcs. Remedy in the
world In all cases Of ~DYsESTERY and DIAR-
RHEA ~ CHILDREN, whether it arises from
TcethinR or from any other cause. fulldircctions
for using viii accompany each bottle. None 0cnu-
iuo unless the facsimile Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS is
on the outside wrapper.
SOLD hi ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
AND
FAMILY LINIMENT,

Is the best remedy in tho world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps In the Limbs and s:nn-
ach. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side, Rheu-
ms'ism IN all its forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia,
Cholera, Dyscntcry, Colds, flcsh Wounds, Burns,
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, spratns ans
Bruises, Chills and Fever. For Internal and Ex-
t1rnal use.
It's operation Is not oaly to relieve the patient,
but entirely removes the cause Of the complaint.
II peuetraics and pervadcs the whole system, re-
storing healthy action TO all its parts, and quick
cuiug the blood.
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA Is PURELY VEG
ETABLE and All Healing
Prepared by
CURTIS BROWN,
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
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IT is said Lieut.. Fred Grant will soon
lead to the altar Miss Kitty, daughter
of Henry ID. Cooke, and niece of Jay
Cooke.
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OsE Com AFTER ANOTHER will, with many con-
siiiuiinu-, securely establish the seeds of cnnsumT-
tinn IN the SYSTEM. Those Ia need If u remedy viii
;iud Hr. ~Jayn.'s Expcctorani always prompt, thor
Ough and efficient.
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MERIT HAS ITS REWARD.

Cure, and it has often been asked why this partie,-
lar remedy nas so much used. The question 4.
easily ansrered. Every article ofrcal worth, when
known, is appreciated by a wise and thinking
people. Now the very fact that this remedy has
never been known to fail in curing the ChilIs and
Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittsa.
Fevers is proof positive that it is a remepy Of rare
merit, anG should be used by all who are troubled
with these complaints. Remember the genuine
has a portrait Of DT. Smith on the outside trraDr~r
Take no other. For sale by all druggists.
No Lady's Toilet is complete without Beaty,s
Hair Tonic. It adds such a luster to the hair IL
makes it BeautJd! Tryh! Tryh!
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RyLATIs0 TO circular Ia
young men and others on Nervousness, Loss II
Memory, Decline, etc. Prescriptions aud advice
free. Address DR.. T.. Hilton. Cincinnati, OHIO.
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PEERLESS CLOTHES Wringer.

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin
pimplcs, %ringworm, salt-rlleuln, and other cuta
neors affections cared, and the skin made soft
and smooth, by using the JUMPER TAR SoAI
made by CAswELL, HAZARD 4 Co. New York
BE certain TO get the Juniper Tdr Soap, mad
by liz, AZ there arc many limitations made with
coramon tar which are worthless. -[Com.
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I'D To Book Agents, Ministers,
4 nSA22. Teachers & Students, Free.

iIy Bible in print. B6 Positively more and better
Illustrations and Special Features than any other.
New Syste,m will give you iramense advantages. 1t
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Also, just ready, new Pictorial Pilgrims Progress,
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etc, American Family Bible Publishing 1..
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from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIPUGE CoNFIrs
will destroy Worms without injury TO tho child
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing or other injurious ingredients usually used In
worm preparations.
URT & BROWN, Projectors.
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
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If you want your house warmed with
the least fuel. get RATHBoSE's stoves and
heaters. Sold by all dealers. -ICom.
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Best and Oldest Family Mrdicine.-San-
ford's Lirer fntI9praiOr-a purely Vegetable Cd
tharilc and Tonie-for Dyspepsia, Constipation, De-
biIity, Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all
arrangements Of Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask
your Druggist for IL. Beware Of limitations.
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Our BODILY lMnrnlistcs.

Go TO HAMILTON Oll.) water Cure" No
drugs. Fifteen miles river view. Photo 10 cts.
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HEAVY oats are good for horses none
will deny that but oats can't make n horses
coat look smooth and glossy when he is out Of
condition. Steriddn's Cdudbry Condition
POrders will do this when all else fails.-ICom
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Our ID should be careful to
notice that Proctor Il GAMBLE's Stamp is
upon the bars OF their Notified German Soap.
as all good articles are initiated, and this Soap
being so popular, other manufacturers have
copied their stamp.
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CRAMPS and pains in the stomach are
tho result of imperfect digestion, and may
be Immediately relieved by a dose of .Johnson's
An0dyne LiniD'ent. A teaspoonful in n little
sweetcned water is a dose.-(Com.
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CHARLES O'CoNoR positively rejects
all offers to enter the lecture-field.
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of Columbia House of Delegates resulted in
the election of two Democrats and twenty
Republicans. 80. James W. Nesmith (Dem.)
has been elected to Congress from Oregon by
a majority of about 1000. Negotiations for
the union of the New York Tammany and
Apollo Hall Democracy have fallen through.
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POLITICAL

The election for members Of the Distric
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WORK In DULL TIMES.

Agents Make $50 Per Month selling our
New Maps Of ILLINOIS OHIO, INDIANA &C. Great
Do,fHc Man 81 WORLD AND UNITED STATES. Picto-
rial Charts and Chromos. Small capital needed.
Write for catalogue and terms to
T.. C. BRIDGMAN, 8 Barclay-st., n. Y.
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Sid bv druggists and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines, at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS \ BOX
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BuSINE s s i.

Enterprising young and middle-asea men y
women, ambitious to make 4 successiul az.
ing themselve at the Spencerian Business Colese'
Milwaukee, Wis. =
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PAIL AND
SICK,

VT FW' 'WF7Et"
SOLD hi ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
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AGENTS WANTED for New Illustrated Book,
WILD LIFE IN The FAR WEST.
1000 more LIVE AGENTS wanted for our
LIVINGSTONE % wears In AFRICA

~E "a c00 per day! Agents wanted! Allclasscs
Do W U6V Of working people Of either So,
Young or oil, make more money ut work for usin
their spare moments or all the time than az any
thing else. Particulars free. Address IT, suhsOh
& Co., Portland, Maine.
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according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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B. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, Il. q

Szdbu all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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The properties of Dr.. WALKER

VINEGAR BITrERS are AperleIf, D~IallOIctlI
Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative. Dluretil
Sedatiye, Counter Irritant, Sudorliic, Altera
tive and Anti. RilinAS'
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LOCAL NEWS.

CALICO BALL.-On next Tuesday even.
Ing, tho season for which the Imperial
Club was organized, terminates. BY way
Of variety 70 the wiaters' essertainments
and suggested by the eminent success which
attended the Masquerade Ball given under Ito
auspices, II has been determined BY the Club
10 give Calico Ball ut the close OF the term
next Tuesday evening. Everybody has
entered into the spirit Of the occasion and
calico dress subsidies. subject to ratification
and making up by the ladies, are standard
gauge prophecies. Right Of Way into the
house 10 acquired by tickets d o each. which
can he secured by application 70 Harry A.
DAcheul, Treas. D. L. !. d. G. No special
invitations issued. .
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the DcsI nER0 m AMERICA!
0a6gsssises - AGg1ievel Rivals.


Mr.. Con Kohrs, who b NOT only one Of
the most successful but the largest stock
grower of Montana, authorizes 10 70 say
that he challenges comparison with any herd
OF equal numbers In the United States, and
10 ready 10 make any fair arrangement
whereby the owner of the best herd will
be able to realize Handsomely from the
comparison. He means business. and stock
growers anywhere In America can get oil
they want of It by communicating with him.
Having loUksJ st the hest herds in the EAsa
and In California during the past year, We
presume be knows what he is talking about,
and 1t any rate he's the means to make h,a
judgement interesting to competitor. He
has now 1850 cattle. Of which 1900 are In
Montana, and l. 900 on Snake River, Idaho
OF these 1900, there are $50 young stock,
and 1860 over two years old. He informs
% that the average California four year old
stock will not dress with average Montana
three year olds. and not with the two year.
0ids OF his herd, which u the choice retained
and bred stock 1t several years. effort IA
bring !. up TO the finest condition. The two
year olds slaughtered last ssssoa avenged
600 pounds, and the choice steers dressed
over 1000 pounds. He has imported In the
lest yssr twelve thorough oreds sud ten choice
Kentucky bulls, and finds them not . good
. grade Of animals % the best Of biz natives.
Any stock grower of the provinces feeling
aggrieved q the emiseucs chained for The
above herd, can obtain redress and sstisfac
tory terms for determining the questlon b,
addressing, Con Kohn, Deer Lodge, Non
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Personals.

Mr.. WIN. Mathison left on Wednesday for
Salt Lake City.
Dr.. Gen. Perry Of Pioneer Vas In town on
Sunday ION Official business"
"a Messrs. A. ]. Simmons and Sol Star are
booked for the vest side, the latter gong -
far - AissouIa.
NJ. r. r. Hopkins, VIM has been en-.
gased for some years IN reducing ores 1t
Bsnnsck and y now making examination Of
property for the National Mining Company
Of New York, called on Tuesday en- rosse tn
Butte, where they have some valuable In.
terests. asr
Mr.. +. .. Miller, one Of our successful
merchants. will leave during The next week
for the East 10 purchase goods. Az usual
10 will buy heavy ssosk. We hsd sbe
pleasure Of making the trip with him last
year, and woull be pleased IN run the cpl.
roo with him this year = ws did the railroad
breaks last.
Granville Stuart, Esq., win leave in day
or swo. "a saix weeks visit 10 the old home
q West Liberty, Iowa III. 8. 10 one Of
MontansS best citizens. In public life and
puvass session faithfully fulfilling the du.
ties Of an intelligent and:upright citizen
and winning esteem from 81 who know him.
He goes 1t the request Of N aged mother,
snd the enc of Sparta who bsale her son
''comc back with his shield or on IT," could
give 10 more srasided welcome thm Il d. e
to him. Hr l,H ..I.1 ,5s4s
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HolllclDe x1 nEvAsA clffK,
IN. Qalna 0Ast - Janss WsAssasaa


The Information which reached Deer
Lodge on Saturday lest thst one Of the No
Arrison brothen bad shot and killed job"
Qc'nn on Nevada Creek, the day precet,isg,
created considerable sensation in town, q
both parties were we'll known 10 many OF
our people. Col. L. J. Sharp IVES retained
BY McArrison, and be with District Attor>
ney J. @. Robinson and deputy Sheriff
Chaa 8. Warren went up to Blackfooe,
where NJ. xcArrison he'd surrendered
himself, snd up 70 this writing have not r.
TUNED. Dr.. A. n. Mitchell Vas summoned
and On Wednesday made a autopsy IT the
bodv Of Quinn which had been brought
there. . f.,and II pierced with ten balls
each little larger than ordinary elk shooter
balls. Eeither one of six Ut them were
sufficient TO have caused death. They were
evidently fired from shot gun At two dis.
charges. ....l.-.
McArrisson waived examination and Wa
held to bail BY Justices QuigIey and Hands
In the sum Ut $500 There having been
no examination, and the sstorn eye not hsv>
Ing retained, there 10 . d earth of informa-
ton ~ to the facts Of the case. We ase IN
formed, however, thai Mr.. Ksuc, who lived
with Quinn, ssys that on Friday lest Quinn
mounted bis horse snd rode away; that be
was U armed; thst In the afternoon hrs
horse returned with the saddle turned and
bloody that he went In search of him, and
found him lying dead not far from the resi
deuoe Of the MeArrisons; that On going to
them one Of them stated hs bad shot Quinn;
that be procured assistance and had the body
removed to cabin, and brought thence Ia
Blsckfoot. Further than this W forbeas
recital until legal investigation Shall have
been bad. $685..
Mr.. Quinn wss about IS years Of asc.
formerly resided In Portland, Oregon, where
his brother, Terrence Quinn, still lives, came
to Montana 10 rs or 'o6 and owned . ranch
and considerable stock on Nevada creek. I,
appears there VA feud existing between
the parties for soms time. Quinn HAVING
shot . 1cArrissoo On one occasion, but no
proceedings wero ever had in the matter.
This 10 the first homicide that has occurred
In Deer Lodge county since Jersey" wa
killed BY Jones st Henderson gsjeh Two 81
three years ago, In the ''Corclls" horse trad,
ing tragedy. We hope It win be ~ long
before there 10 another. .......
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Local Brsvitiss.

Lent begins February ssth end ends April
18th.
Three States msik tho past week. lndi.
cations sood for - many neal
Informstion of Mike Falles Is wanted by
J. D. Binns. Deer Lodge.
Down where tho roo roo prevails and the
pstientox tolls. tho drivers favorite song i:
I'm soo-soo Johnny from Ban Rsa."
The Episcopal Sunday School meets II
2 p. N. instead Of n p. m. - understood
BY sone. Be prompt
We acknowledge The honor Of . ,hrec
O'Clock serenade b. the Cornct Band. after
the Masquerade Ball. ''6m0kcr"
The episno must be In the cir: horse>
man was riding down street yesterday, and
fell OF 100 pounds In three seconda
p Mr.. Esstesling writes that he expects 10
elise negotiations with San Fsanciscans for
the ditch property be has under bond.
A letter from Philipsburg says. 1.-The
new tunnel company 10 driving ahead with
their work with eli due diligence No other
work going on.
Murphy s. Kenyon are busy It their saw
mill near Psosssr getting lumber ready for
the spring demand q the Gold Creek mines.
Pioneer win b happy on the evening Of
the elst Another Of lhose ever pleasant
balls win be given ct the Childs House.
''Go where glory waits thee"
Quong Leo Of Pioneer. 10 the champion
Chinamaa Champagne Charley 1T Montana.
He ssssed looss n Do ~ magnificent .
0eores Persyb sympnsium, the other day,
and paid @s4s for Piper HeidsIck In two
hours drinking. johnny M up the bowl"
Nj. Ed. Corbin says II 10 not % much
ZOO" - no" that b troubling the Helena
and Deer Lodge stage liue What with
bucks, squsws, pspooses, horses, dogs, Va.
kiup poles and buffalo meat, they strung out
on dozen miles Of the range the other day,
Fafasing heodwsy to the coach and cutting
the packed road ~ though lightning had
struck it-the-ths Flaiheads. r.
You who have seen the cartoon in de
Peoples AonkMv-''Is ssas 'zootics; noW ito
hen fever" will be able to appreciate our
expression in announcing ''now its the
chicken pox." IADts Of tho little folks hsve
had It lately, and dozen Or the like ahsest
from school was not an unusual circum>
stance. Happily none Of the cases hsvc
been fatal, and the supply Of children not
being up to the demasd, the mslady Il
abatiug. -.-.n. ..
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"KIYus,"
~ . Wood Street, r.
Helena.

PErEns' MUslcAL MONTHLY, No. %, for
February. comes promptly to hand, and q,
- usual, overlooking with melody. This
magazine 10 furnished st the low prics OF
o. per year, and contains more music In .
single monthly uusbes than can be bought
a.. In sheet form for double that sum. The
number before a. contains: ''Our Little
Pet" beautiful ballad BY the famous song
writer, wall 8. Hays; slae, ''0oas 70 the
Heavenly Garden" MATTE Aay." and
'Givs nv Love 70 al 1t Home 5" Two.par'
Songs. Fold we our Hands In Prayer" and
"Far from my Thoaghts." Together wish
the following Instrumental pieces: ''Cleas
the Track" four hasds, " "a. ssnsssi
.'Chsss,nas Cyl March, J" '1kse 1eDea W.
and '.Silver Cloud Mazurks "
A q trial trip, tAe PShaishsr ohcrs u
send, pos. paid, thrce back numbers of lS71
for 90 cents. or SIX back nambees for o.
Send on your orders, and our word fss e
you will get ten times your moneys worth
Of choice new music. Address, J. I. Petess
900 Broadway. New YORK. 500
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Surgical Nkln.


STxsBxsvILLs. u. T. Feb 8, 1873.
EDlF0R New NoRra WEsf-
In nsmber Ut your valuable shsst (thsrs
right; everybody should begin letter 10 .
paper that wsy.-ED) issued some weeks
since, l noticed mention OF IN accident to
Nj. Lxhtner-thai he was caught In . cir.
ceaar ssw. The fact ID be fen on the car.
mage way. Thinking he had bat . few
moments 10 live, he said-''I will die here. -
t1hose arc about the most sensible last
words" We have scen.-ED.) He IL now on
the street, we'll (Which 10 decided i'm.
provement on being dead. --ED> He owes
bis life to tho surgical skill If Dns. Buker
and Price. (And may they always be q
skillful and he - hale. Yours,
PHELIx.
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REDUCTION IN PRICES.
FROM THIS DATE WE WILL MAKE
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF ALL
w IN T Err GOODS.
We propose to cell our present stock now rather than
carry It over 10 another year. ~
lSlanIxcts, Heavy Clothing,
AND.
WOODEN GOODS,
Of all kinds. We arc nov Offering lower than ever
before.
Osr stock 10 suited to tho wauts of the people, and
Large enough 70 supply the Wholesale
snd Retail trade VI the County.
Que Price to All,
the rule We do not dcviase from.
f. L. BONNER g. co.
Dur Lodge, n. r., January II, 1874

THE Local If the Xensanian says
bic use Of the word Sss-givipg Il preceding
the marriage name Vt lady although
literally incorrect has almost universally
been adopted BY the press Ut tho couutsy.''
That statement lacks the requisite thickness.
A single authenticated instance, aside from
the Konsanian, would be deemed Sufficient
vcrifcation. The said Local further protests
against being '.jogged" on tho subject. and
thinks II ''smsll." 1t nakessome differences
then whose OK 10 gorsd. He hes ambIed
around the local paddock frisking his bssls
very lively for the past year, has cut biz
mates promiscuously and sometimes skipped
The fence to criticize and sAtirixs outsidera
The old staGers have grased contentedly.
incidentally one OF Tie oldest and wsess
spawned reached" for him - 10 wss
''neighing" and he forthwith sulks and
"~on't play" Just think moment OF your
iauun.crable and sometimes ''smsll" prov0>
cations, Harry, and II yeur saspsiss ID -
rather that you have escaped almost unsz.
cepdopsbly Than that you caught aye'
once, you must be inconsiderate. Suppose
you th,pk - spell" and sse It you haven't
gwen out the wrOpg word.