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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-28
Grand Industrial Exposition n
Louisville.

The Third Grand Industrial Exposition
at Louisville, opens OH the 1st day OF
September and closes on the 18th day OF
October, The invitation extended to
the Editor of this paper. gives the most
ha.tering promise Of the completeness
and beauty of this third grand result OF
Louisville energy and enterprise. The
Art Gallery will be on the largest scale.
aud embrace many Of the greatest works
|of Art In this country. In the variety
and general display of the largest that
make up an Industrial Exposition, we
are promised an improvement on the
two previous seasons, ana are satisfied
that the visitor will find himself richly
repaid by careful inspection Of the
thousands Of evidences of mans invent
i've power, ingenuity and industry. The
Natural History and other scientific de.
partmcnts will be Of the widest interest
to students and lovers Of the curious in
nature, and in extent and variety, will
be the largest ever exhibited.
The Railroads terminating in Louis
vile, the connecting lines, and all steam
boat lines will reduce their rates. and
will extend unusual privileges to per.
sons DESTROYS Of visiting Louisville dur
Ing the Exposition.
The natural beauty of Louisville In
September, the excellence and cheapness
of her hotels, and the long dearih OF
amusements in this part of the country
will prompt many to take trip in
which they can combine both pleasure
and profit.
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NEW BUILDING r. Joseph Egg in
forms rs that he designs erecting hous,
to rent for residence, on his lot OF
Portersville street this fall. Every hoIs,
and loom in Jasper is now occupied
and some of them at exhorbitant rates
Ii few more of our citizens who ar,
able would build good and neat tene.
ment houses, it would add to the pros
periiy of the town, and be paying in
vestment pecuniarily for them.
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A CURIOSITY We were shown to.
day singular result of the comming.
ling of colors in flowers. An erdinar,
bright maroon colored cypress vine and
a white morning glory were planted to-
gether for the contrast in colors of til,
flowers, and now both vines are il
bloom and portion of the blooms on
the morning glory are draped TO about
the size of the cypress bloom, and are OF
n brilliant scarlet, while a portion OF the
blooms OH the same vine are of pure
white. nT
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THg METEOROLOGICAL JouRAL AND LIZ,

THg PuHxNoLeeIcAL JouRAL AND LIPE
lLLusTnATED for September. abounds in
freshness and spice of the best sorts.
Father, mother, son and daughter can
each find something to please and in
struct them in its well filed pages. We
may note few subjects as worthy the
attention of readers generally, viz
James Lick, the Benevolent Millionaire
of California; Oberlin College; Resolu-
ton and Appetite; Finane "a Clear Pre-.
sentation of the Currency question
Thomas A. Scott, the Noted Railroad
King, with a Portrait; The School Girl
of the Period; In the Tolls Of Fashion
Good Counsel to Society Ladies Ruin.
ed by Good Luch-Good Counsel TO the
Boys: The Venus Fly Trap; Curiou.
Facts About Curious Body; Jeremy
Bcntham- What he was and What he
Did; Telescopes in America and Eu.
rope; DIR. Elex. NJ. Ross, tho Canadian
Naturalist; Hints on Private Reading
Agricultural Hints, etc. Altogether an
admirable number. Price 30 cents
s7.o0 year. S. II. Wells, 3Ss Broad
way, New York.
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EsT-IIIDING.- Miss O'IIarris filed
an affidavit before Esq. Leming, Of Por-
tersville. one day last week charging one
Wilson Stobanch with nest-hiding with
her to such an extent as that a frai
piece Of humanity demanded a father
Wilson was not arrested on Satur,la,
the day set for trial, but the Justice
heard the evidence, and directed that he
should be arrested. and bound over to
appear Mt court in the sum of $500. On
Wednesday Wilson thoughtlessly put in
an appearance in Jasper and Sheriff
Weikel took him in charge. After con-
siderable hunting he succeeded in giving
bail.
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by virtue Of an execution to me di-
- rected from Clerk of the Dubois
Circuit Court. | will expose at public
sale to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY,, September 18th, 1874,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
and o'clock. T.. NJ. of said day, at the
door Of the Court House in Jasper. Du-
bois county, Indiana, the rents and prof
its for term not exceeding seven years,
of the following described real estate,
to-wit:
The North West quarter Of the South
East quarter of Section No. three (3),
40 acres also the East half Of the South
West quarter i'm Section No. eleven Ill.
80 acres: also the South West quarter
Of the South West quarter Of Section
eleven U1), 40 acres; also the North
East quarter Of the North West quarter
of Section No. fourteen (14), 40 acres ;
also the North East quarter of the South
West quarter Of Section No. ten (iol,
~ acres: also four fifths part of the
North half of the North East quarter OF
Section No. fourteen 1i). aud also the
East half of the North East quarter and
the North East quarter of the South
East quarter Of Section No. nine (9), 40
acres. all in Township Number two (2),
South Of Range Number four t4) West.
And on failure to realize the full
amount OF Judgment. interest and cost,
| will at tie same time and place expose
at public sale the fee simple of said real
estate.
Taken as the property Of Joseph An.
thony Miller at the suit of Joseph Vol.
mer.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or APP
praiscment laws.
JOHN WEIKEL. Sheriff ID. G..
II. BuETTNER. Atty. for Plaintiff.
Aug 2l-'74-3w. Ip. f. SIS co.
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The In diamapOlis Tragedy.

The tele.raplric account Of this ho'ri-
bile affair will be found in another cob
nmn. This furnishes another remember
aud argument to oar next legislature In
favor of making the sedHction OF young
ladies felony punishable with severe
penalties. The law at present does not
provide an adequate punishment, and
until il does fathers and brothers will be
justified by intelligent juries in aveng-
ing the damnable wrongs done to their
dearest ones by soulless and lustfnl
scoundrcls who take advantage of gener-
Gus friendship 10 cast whitening blight
upon happy homes, which can never be
effaced.
The indianapolis Journal, com ment-
ing OH the sad affair says, as a rule We
cannot for moment uphold men in TAX
ing rbe law in their own hands, but if
any case could justify such acourse, this
would be such case. The ofiense is so
unspeakably great, and the legal remedy
so utterly inadequate, that it almost
seems that God himself would Justify
more summary punishment than the law
prescribes The statute of Indiana says
that "a father may prosecute, as plaintiff,
for the seduction of the daughter" and
he may recover such damages as lie may
have suffered by the loss Of her services
But no human statute provides for the
loss of the daughter herself, nor under
takes to say that seducer may pay In
dollars and cents FOR blighted home, lac
Grated heart, and murdered child. There
are situations in which men recognize
only the higher law. The crime of the
seducer, who makes use Of his trusted
relations with family to corrupt the
daughter of his friend, and TO set her
feet in the path which leads to hell, Is so
far beyond the reach of legislative stat
utes that the common sense instinctively
seeks for punishment swift and severe
enough Cor such cool-blooded and dew
ilish act. Considering the inadequacy
Of all human laws for such crime as
this, IL seems almost simple justice that
the polluted soul of the heartless liber-
tine should be sent naked, headlong and
unbidden into the presence of the great
Judge, there to receive the condign pun
ishment which our laws fail to provide
for such hell deserving sin. With such
n provocation as the injured and heart
broken father had, men would he dis
posed TO Judge him tenderly IL he had
deliberately sought out the supposed de-
stroycr of his daughter and deliberately
shot him dead. Mr.. Harding did not do
this. lie had his daughters confession
Wednesday night and did not meet
Moritz till Yesterday, about l O'Clock,
and then accidentally. Mr. Harding had
been summoned home TO the death bed
of his daughter lie had fastened for
"A physician. and in returning, unexpect-
edly met the man whom his daughter
charged with her ruin, and shot him
down.
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A CARD.

there has been slight
w misunderstanding existing between
the undersigned parties, In regard TO
some monetary matters, now. this Is TO
inform the public that the same has been
settled between ourselves, and
it is further agreed that we will not refer
to the same, either directly or indirectly,
lin such manner as TO give ground for
the duplicating of either as to the wrong
of the one or the other.
Witness our hands this 10th day Of
August, 1874. JACOB PRICK.
G.. JOS. JUTT.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

April 80, lNfh.
DH JoH~ prft.-pe4r Sir. Knowing the efficiency ~
your Sarsaparilia and tho healing and beneficial Qrait
ties ~ possesses send you the following siaterfrtaf
nv
K | was wounded about two wears aro-unstalen prs-
oner and confined for six ncHihs Rerr fnu,rs 4, ~
ten. wounds have not healed ys:. have re- a,ur
a moment since was wounded am shot iaruscb ~
hips. Ny general health = Impaired and nset .tas
thing assist nature have more faith 10 yrur Sar-
sapars than anything else. wish thRf 10 - rtnr-
Inc. Please express lslf a dovrn bottles and oblge
CATTAN {. T.. JOHNSNS
ST. Iorfs.
P. s.-The following was written April 5ch 1896.
Mr.. Jennie Johnssu, mother Of Capt. Jehnscs;
Ia. Joux r. li--Dear sir; W hushfiA ir e
Johnson Was skilfu surgeon ard physician Ia Centre
New York here he died leaving the above q. \
johnson my care. At thirteen ysars Of seLe 80
chronic diarrheA and scrnfuia. for which Iase
Sarsaparilia II cured lin. ! have for ten years ~
commended u 10 many in YORK. Ohio md lows.
scrofula fever sores, and general deb ~ lt'it.
success has attended a. Tie cures effected ID srg'
Of scrnfuia aud fever almost MirfTo
am very anxious Tor MY son 10 ag.in have reeve
your Sarsaparila lie Is fearful 81 getting sTprior
article hence lis writing 20 You fer 4. lis s"ah-
we're terrible. but believe he viii recover.
Respectfully, -
JENNIE JOHNSON
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the un-
~ dersigned administrative ofthe estate
Of Henry C. 5. Baker. deceased, will offer
for sale mt public anction, AT the late resi-
dcnce of the decedent. in Patoka Town
ship, near Kestncr's Mill, on
FRIDAY, September I,h, 1874,
the personal property Of said estate,
Of Horses, Cattle Hogs,
Sheep. aud one good family carriage.
TERMS.--Sums Of five dollars and
under cash; on sums over five dollars a
credit Of twelve months will he given.
purchasers giving notes at interest with
good security.
MARY JANE BAKER, Adm'rx.
Ang-2l-T4.
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rvNhr proprietor ~ Ibis celebrated medicine ius,f
claims Cor q Superiority over al remedes e,,-
oicrfA tht public TO- the ssiF C,AftiN srr.t. An
ver, whether of short 81 long ttsrdir H. 0ef
'h- entire c.'rrr uri Sn4fbcln counf-r A. lf.r..
testimony q" me fUh DE- assertion. that htnnf.
'yastever viii itfail 20 cure D. the directions 70. a.
iy followed ruf. ln great many cfses single W..
has been ttfc'ent tr q cure, and whole fi.rit. O.
been cnrcd rs single hoit,. with perfec; rcsit.
ion Of The general health. II Is however prnt,
and n every more certain cure " it, usp
tinrsd IN smaller dose, for week two aft, fheas
has heen checked. more espccall, IN dieul Ara
long standing cases. Usually. this medicne vii not
Require aay aid TO keep the bowels IN good order !.
should ths patient, however. rcguir. eatharic me-
cine. after having taken three four doses 81 fh.
Tonic SINGLE dese Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLswill be sufficient.
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TrM. John ingie, Sr., of Wander
burg county, died last week, aged Sc
wears. lie has been Post Master at In
Gle Station IS years, having been first
appointed by President Monroe, and
held the position TO the time Of his
death. lie was the father of John Ingle,
President OF the Evansville & Crawfords-
vile Railroad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-28

~ They have IA physician in Evans
Vile who prescribes an application of
privy filth for open sores, and some fools
who employ him. a little girls life was
endangered by his doctoring a few days
ago. And yet Evansville boasts OF a
medical college.
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ESTRAY COW!

STRAYED from the undersigned in
- Jasper, black COW, with white legs
and belly, marked with an over-bit,
under-bit and swallow fork in the right
ear. smooth horns. A liberal reward
will be given TO any one who will return
said cow to me, or give information SO
that can get her.
CHARLES BUCIIART.
Aug l4th. lS74.-3w.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

n~ai the following extract ~ letter from Mrs
Rivers WHO II Reverend Dr. Rivers. one Of the most
learned elo lueni AMI popular Ministers of the Ystho
Ais Episcopal Church AMI Aho l. at present staeu,
a, Broadway Chareh. Louisville Ny.
foris,fLLK, XIV. Oct s. lsss
Dr. JnH~ Bru-Dr,R SE. Many thanks t. yeu f,r
the medicine ynu have 80 kindly given I have
been CREST sunsrcr for years. and had the zdv 90 u
various physician Soric ~ ,ncnesd my spine me
lung and .urfe MY heart 90 he the sea- - my
disease have been burnt hiisi.rei AMI cnrp.i rnu
bad becanc di>hearien~d several very eminent hyi-
cirns who cxmn'a "a ng piae informed me shat VS.
hrea'ene' wiih parft ~ eprrp'eNy any day. snd
that nnihng If q seton would relieve had =
r.r horror ~ that and wss he-itating shout having
inserted. hon you Kindly sent your Ssrsspa-
rilis VII ca Immediately Legrn e. take thfre times.
dsv has suffered terribly with acute psin ifi
The ri-ff side 81 nv heat especially Nhen IwnulS
read write ior ieugih % time and rising rsr
feet would be perfectly blind for several minutes. ami
world have 70 hold O. something 70 prevent falling
am most happy e. inform you that the pain IN my
head Is entirely relieved: suffer bat selst'n nj.
spine aud then not 80 arnfely Wy appetite i Vorai
indeed for the fret lime W lfe enjoy ny dnrer
more than any neal during The Gay.
Yon kindly fnlr bottles again lat NJ sht anf
began again This morning. and hope te hc entirely
relieved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and beet
very truly your mos, grateful friend,
n. b. L. RrFps.
Ny Journal abound. with similar letters aii - which
guarantee t. Pc genuine and written by ths rersons
wh..-r name they beer.
Do not Sufs- yours,l n TO he imposed iscn't
Il rswn avty ~ er and trAtff yerirrnfs rsnf
ri-k your heal ~ letting nevic,- espsrga ~ gFsn
yos With their trash.
w Sarsapari'n hr. stood the fsst fcr iv~rfy sys
l. still the SaY.apafilla - the dny ~ q %
az. towering over all Others 10 popularity sfd ~
curative qualities.
Avoii ail those Who are trying 90 palm - on yor
other extracts ~ SarsapaTia. so-cnlsd. Isn sfs :.
j. W. John flii' Ssr~aparla ~ Iosisville ky tbs;
the old and reiiahle remrdy Tor Impurities ~ ihe
blood and scrciuus affections. Always bear that 10
mind
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the un-
~ signed. has been appointed Admin
istrator, with the will annexed, of the
estate Of vohn Leykauf, late OF Dnhoi,
county, Indiana, deceased Said estate
is probably solvent. N
JOHN EICIIMlLLER, Admir-.
Aug-2s-74-3w.
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6TTire September number of the
Nursery is on our table. and fully sns-
iaius its reputation rs tic tcst magazine
in the country for Youngest readers.
si.5o year. Address Sobn l.. Shorey,
10 Brooniield ST.. Boston, Mass.
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TIMOTHY SEED.-Mr. Joseph Sermer-
sheim has at his store large supply of
pure timothy seed.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the
~ June Term, 1874, of the Dubois Cir
cult Court, the estate of John Miller was
declared probably insolvent. Those in
terested are notified that it will be settled
accordingly. JOHN WElkEL,
Administrator.
y. G. Schafer, Attorney.
Aug-7 '74-3w.
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B U L l. S
Worm Destroyer

EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM GRoR6iA.
ymLANoW. NALKEn Co.. Ga.
juno -
Da Iorx BrLu-ncar Sir. have receIily vivrn Your
SWORN Destroyer several trials and tnutt NorGefnl-
iv srraoious IA has not fsiis ~ singc ilsarce 20
have the wished Tor effect. doing pretty large
routrvn pracce and have daily for article OF
the kind
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS 7. CLrvFN- ". n.
Ps So unqualified and numerous r. r-
malls In favor Of my Worm nesiror'r ~ f'f
snaee A. entirely too small TO tell ifs I.ff.
Il Is an infaible remedV r. ii u nnH
convinced. See my Ionrnt r,'"'
JlftN NTH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17
1.O.w .s.n.s. 0r Nevada.

IN the days when ''bpilsi shirts
were snntla, luxury tho ownora of
tlio.u articles l,ad their names hlAmpeA
Oh lLs banLr below the plaiis. and AZ
ths fashion u ,ests ~ar not tolerated
~ tla. tlmo tthis MAS nut IN tho dar.
licr years " George I'll J. Tho nn,uc III
4 man could 10 easily aseertained AZ
NJ. vu'r.land, which was fully exposed
10 sirw. On ono oecasimn Nr, Joncs
Ind astirsi hin,1elf ln.sily. and IN sl's
hurry hnl put On a al,irs stamped with
llle name ~ lis rnnu.,natc, j. Owens.
"llellp.. mil \ friend, '',on',e hor-
rossd . boiled slir. for spur holiday"
9TH. M. rail .tanes. "ilis u my
shirt. /" We'll there's another mans
name on Il, pointing - tho eonyinc.
Ing proof, -. Owens. 7 hut, qnirk
NJ 4 fash. Jones saw hir mi.takc, hc
turned II 10 bis advantage; "ph,
this II the WY our Welsh folks srell
The family nams, J-p-w-e-n.l, Jowrns.
~ Jones, ~ yon eall II. l,',c rccf"
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1lc fact shai llr new division fos
tho redemption nf mutilalel national
hank noie. requires all such notes 70 bc
~,lt 10 one place, has already resulted
N the discovering q large number Of
altered, stolen and chiprcd note,
Some three years sine tho Osngc M.
lional bank. at Osagr, was entered
anl its vaults robbed of $50 shoots NJ
unsigned Ave.iollar notes u tho bank,
which represented 10000. shers being
four notes III cnch sheet Ths rsdomp-
tim division to-day received six VI
these nosns. on which tho signatures Of
the president mil rarliisr VI the hnnk
Lal hcen forged, apparently by tho
same persons The government II not
responsible for these notes. and they
were rejected. Tho hnnk having sucl,
note. IN circulation will probably b.
decided II ho responsible. l.rgs nss-
bors VI notes haye hecn received which
had hccn '.trirpcd, ~ tho operation
|. called by cutting iiye notes IN dr.
ferent places, and l.nrting the piera 70
TINT .ix mites wure produced. sach be-
Ing shorter Or narrower tllan the gun
uiue nute.
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I,rrss and tommfneement Essayr

~ receut commencement ~ n .,fc.
malc eellepe' IL Ses Enplau,i. Tn nn.
ut scholar u ~ ihr pupils ,'sflinsl ~
- deliver thu sslndtlary
aidrrvs. 20 tl,e ground that ihp.r Who
iook part upoD sl,s platform wsra. by
eust"u. compelled 70 appear ~ II.
ekant white dresses. with .nshss, and
otler elegant apparel, md TINT rl,c
ronld MT savfI thu expense, aud wnu
too independent ~ accept nil Al Il
reeent commencement in the Wet, n
young woman raad hno e.ay. On
tho way from The l,all We hoard onu
~ the lady listeners remark 10 apethc,
lady Wasn't that dncf" "ysr. I
Vas tl,s cold reply, but what 4 mean
little train nhe wnrr. !" That this |,
wrong va med MT say In. W. mn,
a4y TINT Il II 10 ganrral. anl that II |,
nut = lyibla - sommon among men .,
Anoug womvn. Nl,o ayrr heard i
vsws,k, altar listening ~ = aas orslie,
" es,sy from ysuns man, THAT
was gend; hut bis eoAi.ta Ii ipo shirt.
~, ''lls II talented, Int Iii. rlnthel
are nyt iaahipna.lr.''
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sNaAi&ns AMIN

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NsFN " W. ssIs '#s1fe#.
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sFea 80 xFFsfa ANn~ #'sHfA
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tnnkisA iNM fNl tnMsl
AasswsAt~s ssR slwsaNaaIl a~s AsEsts.
seessss ai iaas.

tfam ~ tsHssAsWt satrg ~ &sFss
A faaNl~Hsn f#~aa i HsA lllnr ~,
~ ~ hast ~ tis ssfslsn.is III 4 lpis
htas ,As ,itet All sANel's assA
~ stssttA ! tl.aG - ttst
tiNF lHA' stt 49, asAiaV hiN whet III
~ aains tttsv ht ufHtA ~, ~
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" Asi esrt Il ~ ,aumsFfial Is
lAs hsed esFf'aiNiha sliartsm "A sis
hessen. VA sse ai sAis Az
sfsht as's.trtt, ltraI'lAg she laIst
on, ~ his lnes. snl i'tntiHe atasri..
.shis tFr rafurs sfat'in tpnsi ii II
hess assianenstt'. IL. 'ttar,vi mine
lm lavtia' ~ I, teei II I.tet
tain, visible ~iihaat glats ~ | thir j
G.ak onr lnf feat nue sis- sssa'i
n'ngh ! tht \ tick ,Halhet larpf
ssts rnm.ts tween little sIfriet ahd
r'ta. sl'rpst, l'iAnk ii,,lp .lirlt
u hstt. slvn .ti,d ltsst III let
Wife mt,lp iaA i,ea, ". Tod vii
Id thie ,lir hes, tva, I sht ia,.,i,f-
red Then | started ~, Il hnl rale
star. eaas etnnuts IL that nstlhL.i-
hooa Han gains. t.l sralsh lu'e.
stumbled over role - wspou aud
wokc ~ \ pole en-. but rm,l.ln. Ilnd
" rale star ster'l IL sluon aud
treated ,n.self 10 'nu,lrt little d,rp,r.
And yet couldn't CHIEF comet Read
In paper comet ~ limo with nose uf
the hear Asked man what he knows
ofthe hear. Man told mc u bear oiI.
Been waichin' FIR that comet mos MI
night. Heavens full o.dirrers. bears
and ,hic) pelr r'a's. NJ romst-"
.Nell, cum NIT mc. said the watrh-
man, "l'll slrw j"u tho pplc %t,r, "
and be led him where The Nin,l, street
statio,, light Ia snf,l, bnaming.