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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-05-07
QUARTERLY STATEMENT.

OFFICE OF THE PLANTERS lNsuEtNCs Co.
JACKSON, Mss AurI LIST, 1874
QuarterIy stntemvnt showing h. condition
Of Inc Planters Insurance COMPANY vt Miss -
sipii. f5r tbe auarter ending u rod alsr 1914.
AssEra.
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irUFE Irish Linen, 40e per ysrd a St'de-
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SH Is of every description can be had at
s .l- knr's.
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Asth An suAI. C0UxC TL
--eF TlEE--
asPise opal Ciss-eEa OF she EBiscss.,
OF mississippi.

RI Rev. Wm.. Ierssr, Green. .. D., Dish
| op presiding.
The Bishop and Clergy entered the church
in procession (cloflrJ in their surp.feesy
singing hymn- az IL O'Clock L. NJ. TIE
regular morning service was real bv Rev.
/ Wm Douglas assisted by Rev. } I. Pick
cit and Haisteal TIE Council Sem n
was preaehe'l by Rv. Dr.. San-on. o.
Christ, Church. vIck-burg-Te -I'hfiip-
/ plans chap, verse Y
/ After the sermon the Holy mmuni N
was celebrated, alter which the Council
WIS e. lei to order, wh-n the following
Clergy answered. to sArir names on the eaI
/ of the roll, to- Wit.
Rev'ds WIN. c. Crane, D. D.. Heber o.
Crane, VIM X. Douglas, Henry Forester
Stephen II Cranberry, Stephen II Greer.
Benjamin Ialstead, james : Johnston, "
w. Lord, d D., Alex lnder II srks jams 4 .
Matthews, w a. w. NJ abin. Jane, T. Pick
etr. Henry SAMSON. d. d. " Spiers,
Tul iuI Upper.
Reys. j. T. Pickett, james :. Jahnaton,
Esq, aad Dr. @. ". Howard were appointed
a committee on CredentiuI=, 70 whom we're
referred the credentials Of Lay Delegates.
Said Committee reported the following
Lay Delegates who were present ana eDfi-
tied to seats, to-wit: y. r. Green, G. +
Seals ard Wm. Il Fitzhu4h. from Good
shepherd, Terry; d.. T. J. Mitchell, James
d. stewart AMI Oliver Clifton, delegates,
and A. K. Yerger, ) G. Newcomer and
VIM. Lowe, alternates from 5. Andrews,
Jackson; JAS. 5. Johnston, from Christ,
Church, Church HI; Dr.. 6. " Howard
John A. Kfien and J. w. NJ Hines, dele
z ttes and Martin Marshall. alternate from
The Holy TdniJv. Weeks parg; W T..
Brown. W. " y. ii lrt and Tl una. Custom,
from Holy Cbmf3rtsrs, Dry Cove
DR., George Lattim@r, from 81. Marks, Raw
mond. @. . Eckfurd, from So Johns, Abb
crdeen- L. + i. PeeueS. ST. Z trrs. Ok
ford Col J Floyd King Trini Y. Match
-. DR. VIM I Balfour, \ NJ Lee
Chrizt's Church, Vicksburg. z p. BaiIy
Trinity Church, Yazoo Cuy. John Il
Cox, St Stephens Batesyiile.
Many of. the drlegations are not full. 1t
is expected that many of the IiJy will az
rive tonight.
A Resolution was adopted adjourning
until O'Clock z NJ. 20 give tie member,
an opportunity to attend the funeral OF the
late VIM. l.. Sharkey.
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Losses a nd annuifies and uIatured
Endorsements paid during IBIS
Paid for reinsurance and pur-
chased policics......... ..... ...... .......
Paid for taxes and revenue stamp
Dividend paid to policy hoiders...
Expenses paid during the yelr.....
G.
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EXPENpITuRE Is

Amount Of premiums r. ceiyed.... 8. l3l
Amount Of interest received ..-..... l,1lt
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MI AR RHED.

LrNES Table Damasks, 81 90 per yard al
Sad. keT'S
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Total losses paid By the Co, l75, 7Z3 ~
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS co,
Personally appeared before the under igned,
Notary Public for the city ef Jackson. f.
Richardson and NJ. A. Van Hoo, 10 me err
sonally known 10 be the Pres 10 and ssere-
tary of the Planters lnsuranC- many, who
being duly sworn upon their o. oppose and
say that the foregoing IS a true statement OF
the assets and Liabilities Of the III com ..any
on the first day of April A. D., 1871.
E. RICHARDSON, Pres.
NJ A. VAN HOOK. Sec
Sworn to and subscribed b. ore me this 18th
day of April, 1874.
W. II. H. GREEN, Notary Public
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GRANGE SEALS,


AT MAmuEhcAMrtrs rs ErIce@s
cPECIMENS AND PRICES sent on applica-
- ton. Address,
J. r. MONTGOMERY,
Montgomery Engraving Establishment,
No. SO Cherry St. Nashville, Tenn.
pao IT. I673-6n
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Made in Conformity with the Laws " 'hc
Stat Of Missis sippi
LIABILITII -.

Losses adjusted but not vet due. 5 ~. 655 O0
Tosses unadiusted mot vet due. IZGll ON
Losses waiting proof, ctc............ 6l.Ap lE
Return premiums unpaid...........- 2Oo,Oou Hl
Ne present value OF all Out~tand-
ing policies in force Dec. 81,
1873 computed according the
American table Of, with "a
per cent interest per-enclosed 2O,Z2S,Uto t'
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SHINGLESG SHINGLES! SHINGLES!
A LII FOUR INCHES WIDE, NICELY
"A Packed. Warranted the best in the
market. Heart, 81 so; Sap O0-on cars.
Send order ~
- s. A. IEOSKINS.
Feb12-6m BrOOIEb a ven, " IsS'
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Personally appeared before me james NJ.
williams. IA Noiarv Public for tbs State of AL
ALBANIA. duly commissioned and qualified, 7.
n. Fow Ter, secretary OF the Al sb1ma Gold Life
Insurance Company, Of Mobile, Alabama, aud
who il personally known 10 me as such, who.
upon being duly sw r., depose and say thai
the above statement and exhibit is in every
respect correct and true transcript Of the
Books Of The AI8Iama Gold Life Insurance
Company, and that the characterVaud nature
Of tie Assets and Liabilities of III snid Com
pan, are as herein above wrilte.t over his Off
ciaI signature. and the corporate seal OF said
Company.
r. n Fowler, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before mo- This 24th
dav of March. A. d. 1874.
JAMES NJ WILLIAMS
SEAL notary Public.
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SIn-nn 90
STATE OF MIs-I-s IPPI, }
TREASURER. OFFICs,
IAGRsoN N.Hnnh .r Il.n 1871

This is TO Ger ify, that the Alabama Gold
Life Insurance Company, OF Mobile, Alabama
through its Agenis.SW E~T s Erwin, has this
day deposited in the State Treasury, Auditors
Pay Warrants amounting 70 the sum ct TES
THOUSAND DOLLARS, in compliance with the
law OF the State. relative 30 Agencies OF For
eign Insurance Companies, a 0Troved MGy 10
other things: That the credit Of the State is
faitn lily pledged for the redemption Of the
same wi hen the requirements OF the Act are
complied with; and upon such deposit there
shall be allowed and paid 10 I'D Insurance
Company or its agents, interest ar the rare Of
six per cent. per annum, payable on the first
Of January, annually, at g Treasurer Office,
in the city Of Jackson
Given under nv hand and seal 0r office the
10Th day of November 1871.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

Flour.
.oc BBIS. MOSS ROSE,
Iitli 100 /" Sterling.
NV 90" Choice Family.
IN" cottage xxx.
IIS" Yo semitic Lily,
iOS Cream Of Indiana,
ga Gem (Spring wheaD
100" White Rose,
100 Washington,
lOOu Peerless,
I store and for sale py,n.p.puS
LIST, DAVENPCRTAfAk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07
The Council and the Licenses.

Editors of the RI gster.
In the wise discretion OF our City
Council they have selected sixty-seven
men, = list of whoee names may be
found in our city papers, whom they
have legally empowered to illustrate to
this community the figure set forth with
ouch power and eloquence OF feeling oy
two able diviues in addresses delivered
in Washington Hall within the pas'
few weeks.
Choose ye parents, wife or sister, the
magician from that list, the one you
wish with subtle wand &c detbrone your
SON or brothers intellect given BY God,
or ou.nch the inward spirit which gives
radiance and thought to the eve.
Choose We, the one you wish, with
their hellish designs OF magic, to oblit-
crate the divine impress OF intellect
given your loved boy by God.
Then fold yeur arms and say God
speed YOU. Loved citizens throw wide
open your sixty seven doors entice my
son within.
Wave over him your magical wand ;
take from him all that is good 10 life
to live for and the few cents revenue
our city receives from your licensed
business will be eagerly sought after by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07
THE ROADS sELF.sUPPoRTlNG.

Make taxes heavy? Not at all. The
law gives us power TO issue bonds for
the building Of roads, and our county
treasury is in such fiourishine condi-
ton that we can levy for $4,000 and
not have as heavy county tax as last
yesr, and it need never be so heavy il
properly managed, as far as the expense
of road building is concerned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

our City Council, who have had it in
their power to say no more license; We
will crush the serpenfs head vih our
heel. '-'t# .,.f
More than four thousand adult voices
asked no more msgicians for this city
to dethroue reason, but alas these
voices Rave been stiaed by the fumes OF
alcohol and revenue. Our, City Faith hers
say that gentlemen Of this respectable
.business pay four or five cents into our
city Golfer.
Entice the young to your patronage
1.-THE old you have already and We
will endorse the responsibility and
guilt OF this dsmning sin, as it will be
on our skirts and that God in his good
ness will forgive u in the fearful day
Of reckoning, is the prayer Of the
councilman,
God is not q mocker. He will hold
all accountable at his final bar.
Is it not fearfully accountable act
to grant license.
Yours,
A SleNER OF THE PETITION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07
SoR 10 MILES MACADANIZED,

while less than $40, 900 more will com.
plete all the important roads in the
county, both leading and local, il the
citizens along the line OF the route as
sist even to limited extent, which they
will when they find the authorities in
earnest.
We do not need many roads; our
county is not large. We have too
many roads now of the kind. No new
one need be built without taking the
place OF at least one old road, or may
be two or three. In two or three years
our road building would be done with,
if properly managed. And email
locs, tax of labor or money, or both,
would keep the roads in repair, and by
judiciously spending from IS 600 to
$4,000 a year in mscadamizing Tor q
few years, we couldtput on toll-gstes
and make
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07
NO COUNTY IN THE STATE

can build a system Of good roads as
easily As Ohio county, and probably no
county has worse roads. As far as
outlets that she herself has built are
concerned, the city Of Wheeling might
as we'll be fenced in. You do not 60
far above Top Mill to get stuck in that
direction. How is the Fairmont road.
and Zane street and Chaplipe, bill Z
Were it not that she is fortunately situ.
ated on one of Uncle Sans works OF
"iuterpsl improvement" where would
she be? Stuck in the mud, with a
rich county around her teemiug with
produce, for which she would be com
pelled to pay heavy prices. Oh, 1
forgot She has expended about a
million in railroads That would help
her out. But remember, dear reader,
noone has stronger feeling Tor our city
than myself, and | do not desire to an,
initiate her railroads by sarcasm, but
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE.

possesses qualities that no other dye does:
Its effect Ii instantane ous, and Is 80 natural
that 1t cannot be detected by the closest OBJ
server. Being harmless and easily applied,
II 10 in general use among the fashionable
Hair Dressers in every large city In the
United States. Price, 81 box. Fold every
where.
street, New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07
% Building Lots for Sale
FOR r e Mt.
FOR RENT.

yr ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
uwieseI Musical Institute, In Petersons
49, Main street. Possession gwen llh'
medlaleS' pf G. Y. LUCAS,
Al, 1927 Market ST
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aJheeling gcgister.
PUBLIC OPINION.

Under this head we invite and publish
all sorts of communications, on all sorts Of
subjects, without assuming any responsi.
bility for the sentiments expressed and
merely giving all GLASSES OF our readers an
opportunity 70 be heard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

Soaps
Colgate's Sterling,
CIR Olive,
Pearl,
|. o. u,
Golden Banner.
Good Intent.
All kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
Genuln, CASTLE.
For sale. THULE % lofiN.n.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

1t must be cheering to cheese-con.
snmerS to Know that q new use has
been found tor oleomargarine, which
when combined with the poorest
quality Of skinned milk, is said to
yield a superior quality Of cheese,
cheap and not coISpiCuously nasty.
In this form it is no longer 80 easily
detected as when scld under the
name Of butter, and it is reported
that in the East the demand for it
has become SO great for this use that
the supply is inadequate. Have
we any oleomsrgarine cheese on this
coast?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06
A shrewd wife in.town, who ha,

A shrewd wife in'town, who has
a forgetful husband, has adopted a
method ofjogging bis memorywhicll
isat once novel and effectual. When
she desires liim to bring her any,
thing from the store she makes a
cross on the back Of This hand with a
led pellcile. When he takes drink
at a saloon in extending his hand for
the glass, he invariably sees that
mark, and remembers the errand
Being thus reminded thirty or forty
times a day, it would be singular, in
deed, it he should forget what was
required of him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

A post mortem examination made
on a valuable COW which died at the
Hester place, Santa Clara County,
revealed the fact that the animal
had been dieting on nails. Four
teen nails OF assorted sizes were
found in her second stomach.
This is a warning to children not
to bite their nails. This uldortu.
nate COW, though it had a second
stomache, died, and the inference is
that eating its nails was the cause Of
it's death.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

Considerable mention has been
made in the newspapers OF the re-
calling Of the japanese students in
this country to their own land.
The reasons may not be fully under.
stood. A number OF young men
were sent several years ago to the
United States and to Europe to be
educated. Since that time the ed
ucational departmet OF Japan has
become thoroughly systematized.
a university, with professors Of the
highest repute, is located at Jedd";
high schools are distributed through.
out the empire, and system Of
common schools brings the advan.
tages of education within the reach
OF all. Therefore the japanese
Government has inf rmed students
in this country and in Europe that
the appropriations to detray their
expenses will be discontinued after
June |, but allows them to remain
and continue their studies at their
own expense il they desire To do SO.
Many decide to remain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06
'.zenely Te.SigAs. Eeve.s

/ faH 81 +
Husband Travelling. Scene T.
Room in hotel. Spittoons full oI
cigar stumps. Burbpn whiskey,
all hands equipped for o nights
spree. Husband, in q huray to be
off, writing home:
"DEAREsr SUSIE: My time is SO
occupied with business that | can
hardly spare q moment to write to
you. Oh darling, how | miss you
and the only thing that sustains me
during my absetoe is the thought
that every momeflt thus spent is for
the benefit Of my dear wife Did
children. Take good care Of your.
selt, my dear. Feed The baby on
one cows milk. Excuse haste,
ETC." W
Wife at Home. Scene H.
Parlor. All the gas lit. Y Thirteen
grass widows; Fred, from around
the corner, with his violin; Jim,
from across the way, with his banjo ;
Jack, from above, with his guitar /;
Sam, from below, with his flute:
lots Of other fellows with their in.
struments. Dancing and singing.
Sideboard covered with nuts, fruits,
cake, cream, wine, wniskey, etc.
Wife, IN a hurry to dance, writing
to husband
DEAR HUBBY : How lone
some | feel in absense. The
hours pass tediunsly, Nobody calls
on me, and | am constantly think
ing Of the time when you will be
home and your cheerful countenance
light Up tie routine ofevery day
life. Ny household duties keep me
constantly employed. | am living
as economical as possible, knowing
that your small income will not
admit Of frivolous expense. But
now, dear, | will say good-by, or I
will be too late for the monthly con-
cert of prayer. N haste, yours,
ETC."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

We hear ofa precinct in Lane
county where the Democrats nearly
all, 63 out Of so, went Independent
and II Republicans who had
loudly protessed lndendenCe voted
tho Republican ticket, That was
one place where Democrats stuck u
iA,and SCio was another, so that the
old political traditions of the Forks
iORtle Ssntiam SAaT0f I,otig Ott
are by.gone affairs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06
The Christian Union calls KaI

The Christian Union calls Kate
Field "T'has vigorous young die
turber Ofthe peace, who runs down
some pix or seven dozen Of organiz-
ed inbecilitics before breakfast,
washes her hands and says, like
Hotspur, Fia iipon quiet liiel !
want TO work. po 2 'sa w ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

"A WY e"Vt'O yO1ic Opss HotscS
Benny Davis, saws the Detroit Hy,
Press, whose parents live OH tho
river road, broke his leg s,mt
months ago and has been confined
to the house ever since. He has
during the last three months train.
ed a rat to come forth at his whistle,
stand on his hind feet, roll over,
leap through q hoop covered with
paper, al d to execute various other
maliGnvcrs. The family own a big
cat, aud size has leen trained to
stretch oit.aud let the rat leap over
her, aud they are great friends,
though Grlmalkin is death on all
other rodents. The lad has an ex-
hibitioh twice a week, and secures
quite an income hy charging al
admission fee of five cents.
A lofty record is that of Mrs.
Louis Coran, Of Bay City, Michigan.
Twins, and twins again-four; and
then triplets-three and four are
seven; aid all within the incredi-
bly, briet period Of FIVE years |!
Woman, says the Louisville Jonn.
al, when she has a white mans
chance, is, as any unprejudiced
philosopher will tell You, a greater
man than man is himself Where
is the man who can point to seven
little angels crowded into five years,
and consciei,tiou>ly eXclalm, " | am
the mother Of these" Even Fran.
els Bacon, who, as Macanlav as
Sures us, possessed the most exquiS-
itely formed intellect that was ever
vouchSatcd 10 one Of the children
Of mel, could not have done it.
When woman deliberately makes
up her mind to accomplish wonders,
she never fails Of tie achievement.
You may browse for ages upon the
pages of her dictionary, and you'll
never stumble over the word TAIL.
An awful story of revenge is told
by the Helena, Montana, Herald,
as follows: During one Of the
skirmishrng fights had by the Yel-
lowstone expedition with the Indi-
ans, the nephew Of Yates, the man
who was killed, succeeded in shoot
ing an Indian. Rushing upon the
dying red-skin, the nephew un-
sheathed a large knife and cut the
savage's heart op, and with the
same instrument deliberately pro-
oeeded to disembowel the quivering
carcass Of the Indian. Stepping
back, with q smile Of satisfaction
lighting up his countenance, he
quietly remarked; Now | am even
for the killing ofmy uncle" !
= 4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

The La Grande Sentinel says;
The rains of the past few days have
insured heavy crops Of wheat, bar.
ley and oats--provided the sun
only shines enough to Tipen the
grain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

A Pletshurg paper speaks ofa
gentleman in that vicinity who re-
Gently sold his wife and children
to one Of his neighbors for a coat a
pair Of second hand pants, and five.
dollars iu cash.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

In New Hampshire they value
skinned milk at two centsa a quart
for feeding pigs. The Courier
Jausnal says that IN Louisville ten
cents a quart il paid for the same
thing to feed babies with.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

A basket meeting will be held at
the Highland Church, three miles
west OF Salem on the road leading
from the ferry to the Oak Grove
school house, Saturday and Sunday
June 9th and 7th.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

The blossom cannot tell what be.
comes Of its odor, and no one cau
tell what becomes Of his influence
and example that roll away from
him, and 60 beyond his ken on their
peilous mission.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

Napoleon l., says an exchange,
might have been worried some, but
his anxieties weren't half of what
is experienced by q fashionable
mother who has four or five fash.
ionable daughters to marry off.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

A Sunday School scholar, being
asked what became u men who de.
ceive their tellow-men, promptly ex.
claimed, "'rheygo to Enrope.n
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

lfa man Las right to be proud
Of anything, it is a good action
done as il ought to be, without any
cohsuggeStios ofinterest lurking
at the bottom Of it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

J. D. Jorden has been nominated
by two fire companions Of Salem
for Chief Engineer Of the Depart.
ment. He will probably be elected,
as the two companies compose a ma.
jority of the tirenen in the city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

A country boy, having heard Of
sailors heaving up anchors, wanted
" know ifit was seasickness that
made them do il.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

What a blessing this genial
weather is to Susan B. Anthony and
Anna Dickinson, as il saves the
trouble Of taking hot brick to
bed with them. 'lt a3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

An appropriate item under "Wit
and Hnmor," appears, probably by
accident, in . western paper, as
follows: "It is uncertain at What
place death awaits thee; wait thou
torit at every place." ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

The saddest thing in lite is the
spectacle afforded by q young per.
son who has burnt oil the hair off
her forehead with a hot slate pen.
Gil, and can not afford to buy q roll
ofcurls.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

Efa stick Of wood ia too long for
the stove kick it . few times, with
your heel. Then take it out and
saw IG of. II M