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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-18

"A papa in GreenviIlc, Kentucky,
has daughter Kate, and Kate has a
lover dis;asteful to papa. On The
lovers birthday Kate bought a nice
gil,-edged box of perfumery for a
gift, and put into it: "Thc contents
are as eielicste and innocent as your
love-" Papa got hold of the box be-
fore it was sent, and changed the
contents for bottle Of soothing syr-
up Kate Is now heartbroken BY the
continued and unexplained absence
Of her lover.
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AHRRIFF SALE.

By virtue OF two general executions IL
me directed, issued from The office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, in and for the
county Of Clinton. and state Of lows. Dne u
favor Of Vim. Rule, and the other In favor Oh
Wendleton and Johnson and against Mary
Ann Finn and John Finn. / have levied
upon the following property ~ the property
Of the said Mary Ann Finn and JONI Finn
to-wit.
Lot number nine III In block number five
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town 81 Upton in
Cedar county, on Saturday the 18th day of
June, A. ID. lEg at one O'Clock, r. NJ,
OF said day, To satisfy said execution and
costs that may accrue thereon
Dated this 18th day Of May A. y. 1874
JOHN u. SHEAREh.
3w2I Sheriff ~ Cedar Co. Iowa
Per A. Il. MAysARD, Deputy,
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Estate OF HaDs Petersen. decreased.
The =. AZ u Inua .s.rs : Coz, :, 3 =

Estate OF Hats Peterssn. DECREASED.
The state u lows, Cedar County.
To whom IL may concern:
VOI are hereby notified that on the 5gth
day Of May. Is74, there was opened
and publicly read by the CLERK q. he Circuit
Court. in and for said Coun.y. an instru-
faeDt Of writing purportlng TO he the last
will and tesf4am OF Hans Petersen. late
of said County, deceased; aud that the sec
ond day Of the August Term Of said Court,
commencing on the 18th Monday, 2Hh day OF
August, 1874, has been set As the day tor I'm
al hearing and proof OF safd VIII, at which
time all persons interested NAV appear and
show cause why The same should not be sd
sva w. h VAN SFss. CLERK.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-18

Nothing can convey more i'm
pressive idea of the power of water
as a general agent than the wonder
full cpnons of Mexico, Texas and the
ROOlT Mounfains where Che torrent
may be seen rushing along, through
the incisiOn it has cut for itself in the
hard rocks, at depth of several thou
sand feet, between perpendicular
walls. Thse rsstest of these cannons
that of Colorado, is 298 miles in
length, and its sides rise perpendicu-
larry to height of 5000 to 5000
feet.-Engineer. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-18

The story Of Mary and her little
lamb comes to US in new dress from
Charleston, Mass. Mary's name was
John Bingham and the lamb was
terrier pup, with feas as white as
snow. He followed him to school
one day, which was against the rule !;
it made the children laugh and play
to see the pup il school And 50 the
teacher turned ii out-of the third
story window, and it fingered patient
" about, being dead, but speaking
eloquen,ly Of its evil treatment, until
the agent of the 5. P. G. A. did ap-
pear. The waiter Of pups out OF
third-story windows was charged Sc
and costs.
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WE WANT AGENTS.

We want a representative in every neigh
borhood. Nothing equals II for agents, mai
or female, young or old. Layge Gush Wages
and Superb O,atR, exclusive territory which
is rapidly filling up. Must apply al once
Subscribe by sending 500. and receive the
paper one year, a magnificent premium q
share la the d distribution, and receive ALSO
FREE a Complete utnt, or send for pa rticu.
lars. Name territory desired in writing.
Address WATERS a. CO., Publishers, Chica.
go, III. GIno0
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il a srsghs bay. eight years old This Horse
ms been used Tor breeding purposes. In this
county. fs- for the last I'VE ycarss and IL Is
seSnSwIsslgess BY eli that he has done mere
10 Improve the Stock OF hssrseS than any 9th
81 horse ~ fsse ssp1nfry. iii stock ss.eAks
for Itself and all persons who parronlyed
the horse ghen sirxs 5reusAt here Sill eon-
tfrsae and are weiz satisfied with the result
Al~s, the Imported heavy dram HORSE.
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uu~aE.u~nanDasg1ssss1essussDsy- has
osce more come apd gone, perhaps il
EN4 il 1WR 10 disca-s the
80 phsapnine is celebs.-
II r 4hessse Its general pur-
prk1 bses enssvely changed by the
dual feature introduced rithin the
past two yesrs-shat Il decorating
the graves on both sides u the ssme
time. This does honor to heroism.
asd not to patriotism We think II
vel to 50 continue. bot still better TO
Aisons'sne The whole practice. There
kas been ! marked decline Of Psblic
interest in the matter within the past
Eve years, a1n we believe the decline
viii CONTINUES into utter fading out.
anIess. rs se suggest, it he ssopIesi
where il is, leaving 8 pleasant memory.
creslTtable alike to the survivors on
both sides of the great stsuegle--S.
LOUIS Globe.
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The will Of the late Gen. Dyer is q
model Of brevity a1llchasnessss Els
rs follows: ~, Alexander B. Dyer,
Chiel Of Ordnance, United States Ar
my, reposing the utmost confidence
in my beloved wife, Eliza B. Dyer,
beqseath al my property, real and
personal y - end constitute her
sose execul51x''Y siFFg rsAF h@s III
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-18

The American desert, IN Colorado,
IS desert, no, because deficient in
fertility, but On account OF an excess
OF alkali In the soil. The country Is
rolling but not mountainous, and the
PRINCIPAL vegetatiun il saxebrush
gressesood. The wster Of the small
streams is unfit to drink and good
water ian Only be obtained BY The
boring of a1esiaa wells The Union
Pacific railroad has been obliged 70
supply water for it engines by
surh wells. Five have been cosnplet-
ed, and another is being bored. Il
is believed that such wells could be
used for irrigating purposes, and
that with the washing-out Q. the ex-
cese Of sslss from the soil the ..des-
ert- could be turned into profitable
farm land T1adk Journal
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LIFE FAR n W wFs

AGENTS WANTED everywhere for this
new and beautifully iIiustraf. d book Of the
authors thirty years life aud adventures
among the Indians, in the Mexican wars
teFestiDg. and selling faster than anything
ever before kDOvD. Send for illustyafsd ar.
cular ana liberal terms. r. A. Hutchtpson
4 Co, Chicago I'll.
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;;;;;;:::: :: !: ]! | !! J )! !!
like inter and kvc broed, THO, 6eshy
rUunu@ULHa0ugy - SnrDukn
he dark rreea jQayes pf the vines
yHEIf0 = IS t De ~ wine
tint Il he Hover, Aecked with seots
q ! lixhoer slade, Is sd % Ainpast >
su1qhnn 2 = 10y Gcoass te&he
= ] T. seene ua Che
Ne con An eager
ness to zee more closely % wcades-
y q; su ash l;
bat who cares for beauty in human
beings when It's possessor Is malicious,
.disda;nful, on untruthfuls and who
.xrE&es fcf be4uty I'M Mower when fhe
oder - disaereeshin2
So. notwithstanding. is proudly
briilisk 1DIbr nd ~ great size. the
rn1leHa-1rnoIdsa viii never be ad-
nired. for we are told that its Aodor
isaiasoIerabse, poliutiag the atmos-
AblSr1 bf aza1 feee aromiy Aso4h-
eyha1 trait dstx Aower-chsrarter Is,
that 1t i too lazy to support itself. but
lives upon the laburs a others In
the forests rhere Il y Snxd tAse are
many vines, sometimes climbing up
the txnnk4 of sAetrsss sad senetuaes
ts1zlfne alS1g The gSUsaA-' Fsstes-
ing itself to : vine in the latter posi-
ton, the unpsincipIed rg1Fs1a grows
uieAeus e111s tro~his 70 iAseh faSH %
sz& ~ N own - ne nntsifnens
which the indussrioos yine-rooss are
al the while collecting from the earth
The vins mvne BE- very annisbse you
think. Al. mi The poor vine can
!. nQe ke'p ted. Il caaD0t SHAKE of
$50 - salfsh 6s1ef, md can only
mUulk kw1U sha cvee % collect sup-
plies sufficient TO uoufisb the odious
ks6s1ccs sssa nave enough in add
sip forts os1sbrnchessad ieaves-
MkoaA Al 81
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Extract from Addrsss Of Er- Mayor Rsa-
soick, Nor. IL, 1869.

Extract fr0m Address Of Err Mayor Rem
| soick, Nor. IL, 1869
| ! had the pleasure yesterday of exam
ming the various books OF instruction
used here, and Of having explained to
me by the principals. the mode of CON-
municating commercial knowledge, both
theoretically and practically, and which,
IN my humble judgment. was most thor
| ough and complete / know of no
branch Of education so beneficial TO men
Of all professions, as good, sound
course Of commercial instruction.
From John r. Dillon, Judge Of C. 8.
Circuit Court.
Educated labor is always In demand.
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply an obvious educational need.
The course of instruction is essentially
and pointediY practical. Il il not In lieu
OF, but rather supplementary to, school
or acade;aicai education. 1t connects
these with the cvefy, day duties and
practical business of life. Young men
contemplating a LIFE OF BUSINESS can.
in ny judgment, most probably pursue
q course of instruction in the Davenport
business College.
Fran Hon. Hiram Price.
From what know OF the lows Hssse
Business College. snd the gentlemen con-
Quoting it, ! very cheerfully endorse
what Judge Dillon has said In reference
to 1t in the above letter.
From H. aiken, President First Nation.
al Bank. Chicago
It is OF the first importance that the
young men of our country be properly
educated and trained for the active pur-
suits of life. The best legacy that can
be bestowed upon young man IL "sys-
tem--aceuracy- Agood busi.
ness training will produce this, snd VIII
be OF incalculabls value 10 him, no mat.
ter what particular field Of industrial
activity he may be called to ill.
! believe your system Of commercial
training is u necessity Of the age. In
these days Of magnificent enterprises. II
becomes necessary to have thoroughly
disciplined minds, capable of grasping,
weighing. and intelligently accepting or
rejecting transactions that involve mill.
lions Of dollars.
From His Erceleney TAos. G. FLETCHER,
Er Coz. Of Missouri.
] have the highest opinion Of Com.
mercial Colleges, having seen many res
sons TO think that plan the best ever
adopted to educate young men for the
responsible duties and arduous under.
takings of commercial life. Their EN-.
cheney Is attested in the well formed
business characters OF thousands Of
those who have within the past Few
years entered upon the stage Of man
hood 10 our large cities. III n :, II
For Catalogue and Circular of the |
above Institution, address
MONTAGUE d LILLIBRIDGE,
vSinilyl Davenport, Iowa. |
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Music in the public schools Of ST.
Louis costs o26, 600 year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-18

The other day a, livery stable.
near the Erie depot, he poie had
been taken out OF a wagon and stood
On some boxes leaning against the
wall. Some one disturbed il. when
it came down with crash. and rhe
small end. after making 4 sweep of
twenty feet. landed square on the
woody pate Of an old darky, WIZ was
summing himself on the sidewalk. II
did not more than half wake HIM up.
and. yswning. he muttered to gen
tleman standing near him, ..Did you
speak to me, sah:" Just how hard
that Negroes head is will never be
known. for there is nothing in exis-
tence that would make any impress
sion on it, unless il might he Lake
Erie pile driver.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-18

The Hon. George w. McCrary, Of
lows, has written an open letter to
the Hon. Charles Francis Adams, Jr.,
in reply to the open letter Of The lat
ter published ON Monday, addressed
to Senator Window, and criticising
the McCrary bill 1t discusses the
propriety OF prohibiting, by national
lsw, both ext0tion and unjust dis
elimination on the part OF the inter
State railways. . He says the passage
of this bin or OF some similar measure
would if it did no. hing more. accom-
plish two things, viz: l. Afford an
sdeqaatc remedy FOR unjust discrin.
alton: ?. Put an end TO the present
practice Of adding from thirty to fifty
per cent to freight charges Of railways
rs son, as the lakes aud rivers fse.ze
up in the winter.
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SOVEREIGN.

TAss II Also young hsrxe, rising three
rslss were both sired by the celebrated
horse SETHERBY. i'm ported into Canada
from Scotland, u lcSS. ard II consider ed the
b~ST stock getter in Canada, and never wAs
beat AT any exhibition
These two young Horses we're purchased
more especially Tor the beneat OF these who
have stock from CDAET, and 10 will be seen
that this il q good opportunity To improve
still further. The reputation oi this class OF
horses continues steadily 70 increase. and
farmers are Row pretty well convinced that
they rethe only kind liz pays to raise, not
only for farming purposes. but also for
ready sale On account ~ their weight. ae-
ton. style and durability.
These Horses were purchased in Canada
BY the suoscriber--in gerxon, who. from .
long * perfenee among this class OF horses.
~efee-s ed that stock which hid the best r-pu-
tAti9a, and can therefore certify to their
being genuine clydesdale Horses.
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sheriff sale.

BY virtue of a special execution to me d.
rectea, issued from the Office of the Clerk
OF the District Court, in and for the county
Of Cedar and State OF iowa, IN favor Of VIII
liam Kohl, and against Robert w. Muck and
susan Muck, have levied upon the follow:
Robert W. nuea ana Susan Muck. to-wit:
The west half ~ Of th q southwest quarter
ship number eigbty-two fs2D, north OF range
number fouf 81, ives. OF tine Jth p. NJ. con
tanning eighty acres, and situated In Cedar
county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same tor sale at the
Court House door, In the town OF Upton, In
said county, on saturday, the 20tt day OF
Jun A. D.. 1874. At one o'clock, +. NJ. OF said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon
Dated this 2ist day Of May, A. u. 1874.
JOHN ID. sHEAKER,
EhetiH Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A. b iA1EAnD, Deputy. 3w2i
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That package ri seven thousand
dollars in bank bills which I'll. York
pulled from his pocket in the n-.nor-
able Joint convention ~ elect Uui-
Ted States Senator. IN ksn<as.c nnfin-
ues To make trouble in the lar.d ~
tall corn and bufa'o-s. York don't
~4H; i, fos !; burns Ii, fingers
Pomeroy says i, is not his. FIR hc lent
It to Page to help star, bank with
Page don't want To start bank, anil
refuses % take the money and give a
note therefor. Mr.. Francis. the new
State Treasurer, has rrc-ipted for it
and reports il among the special val
uables in his possession: but he, Ike
the Others. has no Use ior The money.
As he cannot pay il out on orders on
the treasury.
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Highlanxiess f,sse the habit, when
talking their English, such as II Is, Of
;nto.jec;;sSS ...ss rr=,.orsl preRc.n be
where not required. such as Tie King
he has come, instead Of The king
has come Often, in consequence, .
sentence or an expression Is rendered
sufhcienf'y fndicrous Thus clergy
man opened his discourse: MY
friends, Won viii find the subject Of
discourse, this afternoon, in the first
Epistle general Of the Apostle Peter.
chapter TN and verse sih, in the
words, The devil he goeih about like
roaring lion, seeking whsn be may
devour.' Now, my friends, with your
leave, We will divide the subject OF
our text, to-day, into fopr heads. s.
Firstly. We shall endeavor to ascer-
tain who the devil he was" Sec
ondly. We shall inquire into his geo.
graphical posi,ion--namely, Where
the devil he was and Where the
devil he was goingT Thirdly, And
this q personal character who
the devil he was seeking And
iourthly. We shall endeaver to solve
question which has never been .olv-
ed yet-.What the devil he was roar
ing abou.s' N4#
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JUDGE NOT
6Y PAST EXPERIENCE
with Travelling GuncIxs.
Bas censais Ene located Physician. the
1,cscnraaca spccinfin1.
DR. McAFFEE
WHO 30 had change OF The
SPINNEy INFlRxARY
For the psss three Years. located Al No. ~.
Perry street. Davenport Iowa.
a meArFEE ssas al his Rooms, ottenae 70
sha~ fssar Is. i ! Regular oraduais OF both
British and A naerseSn Institutes.
. The pssefex treats BY q zae1hod peculiarly
his own and lilskAxfassIy sttensed with veIi
sr.afsaent nzay resi- assured Of receiving ev.
cry saensslt guaranteed ~ science. skill and
a es9fas sress-nStxs experience.
geazss Consizsass-fn this Department Of
Medicine II. stsss1ov is prepared 10 treat In
the ussset sefeusffc nasnnet. He earnestly
Soliciss sh- attention Of The afflicted 10 this
mol, = lssais pssssesly .onIsasns ;.s sss I nss
DO NOT DELAY, - complaint y hsch
e ours ne to-day may become incurabie In
YOUNG MEN
Who az . ~ ffssinr from the esfeets OF yout b.
sui fossi@s or 2a4s8aTFeffon shou Id avail them
selves ~ this, the greateSt boon ever iaic ~
the altar 81 suffering humanity. lr.
McAFFk4E Will &c aTantee 70 forfeit 0ae Asa-
lre6 Dollars for every case Of seminal weak
ness or private disease ~ any kind or char
sctsr which - undertakes and Fails TO cure.
MIDDLE.AGED MEN.
There sre many of the age OF thirty to for
~ who are troubled with too frequent evac-
nations ~ rne BLADDER, atfen accom- panied
~ slight sInaTsIns or burEing sensation,
and weakening the system In a manner that
the patient rNnnnf accDuEt for. ON exanin-
ing the urinary deposits, ropy sediment
Will often ae found, and sometimes small
pafficies OF astsunen will appear. or the coll
or will he " a thin or rGtlktsh hue, again
changing 10 N dark and torpid appearance.
There are snsny men who die Of this diffi-
Guilty. lgnoranf OF the cause. which Is the
second Stage ~ seminal weak meas. Mr.. Me.
will guarantee perfect cure in all such
cases and a healthy restoration Of the geniso
urinary organs.
Office Hours-s TO 1. = TO q. & 2 to ..
All letters promptly answered, and CORE
spon seace confidential. Address, Lock Box
40. Davenport. Iowa. Iy4s
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Mr.. Eatons seatentious definition
Of his ststns...l am against all corrupt
things: wouldn't make bad plank
in any platform. democratic. republi-
can. independent, ~ whaf van please
jniy, 10 gei any lasting advaut ,ge
out Of it, the borrowers would have
to mean it rs sincerely as Mr. Ermi
does.
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IMPORTED
tLYDBSDALB HORSE,
JOCK.

VIII make ian stand at the Farm of the
subscriber, one mile west Of Upton. al
Thirty.fre Dollars 10 Insure;
money due when the Mare is known TO be in
foal.
DESCRlPTIDN
JOCK Is a beautiful dapple gray in color
with heavy name and tail. standing Il hands
high. and weighing 100 pounds with plenty
beauty OF finish challenge competition.
eEDIGREE.
JOCK was bred by John Young q Brothers.
and Dam. and sold to b. G. Fsro1t, of Lima,
Ohio, who imported him &c the United
states when tsenty-one months old: was
siFed by Imported Jock. vino is perfect
model of . draft horse and his equal has new
sr been found in any ring where he has been
exhibited for premium he carried au ay all
the premiums.
As for pareness OF blood. lpr style OF foot
af.si bone. challenge the whole ~ Canada
or the United states. Dli jock Is beauti-
ful ron gray in color, l11s hettsis high
ans. weighs y % pounds. and \ as lssFfect an
over as a pony OF haads.
as Dam Of ounE JpcA IS osautiinI aay mare,
i'm l1f tEd from Bet3tnnt ~ t.te year ls,. she has
side and otherwise. she + q mare crossed ny sale
egium and scotch horse. suak ng Que OF tia. best
crosses in the world As f8r st&is r0te beauty
sis. can't he heat. Her height II hands. wsl9 III.
Young Jock Is q colt THAT cant b. heal ~ 6noft
and when uStnE-1 Will ~ q better horse lhaii his
ing s.siress hags not e9st fhat promises 10
make as gs,of R0r@e as dos ycuf J0rk
JOHN YOUNG 4 Co.
Toronto. Canada.
deem any further comment oa Young Jo1 *
unnecessary A. he II here n shnw asr himself
- w. W. ALDRICH.
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Fish Growing

The annual report OF HontiD Sey-
mour, Edward N. Smith, and Robert
3. Roosevelt, Commissioners of Fish
cries Of the State OF New York, has
inst been p9hiehed, illustrated with
.enersvis@ blowing as pncess cous
monty employed in pisticulture. The
most successful experiments were
made with shad, Of which more than
fiye million wsse successfully batched
and surned loose, the greater psrt IN
The Hudson river. Huedseds al thou-
sands of black bass Osweyo bass.
white bass. pike and perch. were also
dlst~ihassd sahpoughons the SsaiA.-
4 q - im1prtaat lxanSA a pisti-
dsiltuE, The tYanspianting of spawn.
is fully described. Serriceable hints
are also given regat ding the propaga-
ton n brook froat, sslmoa troat, sal
san md white fsh. IN IN appendix
TO the report. Mr.. Seth Green devo'es
a chapter 10 frog culture. They re-
quire, he says, much more care than
fish. A oh pond is better than
new one, and il should be Gem-sd in
so close to the water that neither bird
nor amimsl can find foo.ing inside
Of il Mr. Green procuren some
spawn and stocked frog posd; bat
unfortunately he los, his pollywogs in
some unknown manner before they
became. Transformed isio frog. He
= sanguine, however, that There Is
money in frog culture. "a sNs a
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TERMS.

81 The Subscriber believes in the motto,
. Live snd Let Live aud not in charging
the price OF colt for the service OF tine
horse and in order 10 bring these horses
within the reach al q II Iie viii insure at the
following reduced rates:
Comet, Sl4; Netherby, SIS;
Sovereign Sl4;
payable on the first day of February, 1875.
Ali mares disposed OF before The LIST Of Feb
ruary. 1875. Will be charged as season mares.
Ali accidents al the risk OF owners.
y. p. Pedigrees Of the above horses can
be seen al my restc ence. JAMES GREiG.
Clarence. March 18th. lssi. 3miS
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From Hon. Hiram Price.
From what know OF the Iowa Hsaae
Business College. snd the gentlemen con-
Quoting it, ! very cheerfully endorse
what Judge Dillon has said In reference
to it in the above letter.