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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

Special Telegram to the Gin. Commercial
WAsHISGToN, January ia dele
CATION Of Southern Congressman called
on the President 10 urge his recommcu-
dation of the proposition that theGoveru-
ment shall build levees along the Mis.i.-
sippi. Senator AlcOrn and General
Sheldon addressed the President ON the
part Of the delegation, and urged various
considerations in favor Of the propose
ton The President was indisp0sed .I
talk Of anything else than the disturbuu-
ces and outrages in the South, intimaGug
that they ought first to be put down amid
then the business interests Of the country
could be properly looked after To thIs
it was replied that much of the disorder
complained Of is due directly % the fact
that planters are in state of enforced
idleness, which breeds dissatisfaction.
The delegation deprecated the assertion
so common that the whole people of lle
South are in a bloodthirsty state of mind.
They said that only few wcrr
guilty Of breaches of good order and
that it would be manifestly unjust to
blame all for the acts Of a small minority.
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Two Dollars a Year.


ANlhODNNAAQN or BILLS
The following bills were introduced, anC
By Mr.. McClure-An Act 10 extend tho
corporation limits OF the town of Fayctte, I'm
Jefferson county, and for other purposes
| by Mr. Gleed-An Act TO authorize the
Board of Supervisors OF Lowndes county,
and the Mayor and Aldermen of the city OF
! columbus, 10 appoint commissioners to
compromise and settle certain bonds OF said
| county and city.
BY Mr.. Sessions-An Act to revive suits
I at law and equity, which, under a suspen-
/ sion of the rules passed.
The following bills were introduced and
referred
By Mr. Paeer-An Act to authorize the
construction and use OF street railroads In
the city OF Biloxi, Harrison county
BY Mr.. Albright-To confer additional
powers upon the Holly Springs Transfer
| Company.
By Mr. Taylor-An Act TO pronote the
navigation of the Upper Tallahatchie and
CoIdwater rivers, and the Yazoo Pass.
BY Mr.. Smith, OF Claiborne--An Act To
regulate the tax for retailing vinous and
splrltnous liquors, and to provide for the
BY Mr. Barrow--An Act TO carry out the
terms OF contract between the State of Mis-
slssippi ana the city of Nicksburg In refer
enee TO the State Hospital at Vicksburg
by Mr. Everett-An Act to repeal sections
y, 10, III, II and -, OF an Act to amend the
revenue laws and for other purposes, APP
proved April 8, 1872; also ali laws snbse-
quent in relation to delinquent Tax Col
lectors.
By Mr.. Shirley-An Act to create shar-
KEY county.
By Mr.. Sessions-To amend section u
OF an Act, entitled an Act To fund the float
ing debt of the State, and TO provide for the
collection oftaxes and other dues TO the
state in United States currency, and for
other purposes.
BY Mr.. Thornton-To amend an Act ap- |
proved February 10, 1873, entitled an Act |
to secure fines collected by Justices OF the |
Peace, and for other purposes.
by Mr., Campbell-An Act entitled an /
Act to change the boundary lines of Tate. |
DeSoto and Pamela counties and for other
purposes.
rs SAGE FROM THE loYERNoR.
TheGovernor informed the Senate that
he has approved the following.
An Act to require consolidated railroad
companies to file with the Secretary OF
state, copies of their articles OF consolida-
ton.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Here the Senate went into Executive ses-
sion, and after certain proceedings had
therein, the doors were thrown open.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

FRIDAY, Jan. p, 1875.
Hon. GEO. L. POTTER from the Commit
tee appointed by the Taxpayers Conven-
ton presented the memorial of that body
which was read and referred to special
committee of i've: Messrs. Warner, Stone
Bridges, Graham aud Gleed (eOl.)
THE bill in relation to the Circuit Clerk Of
Franklin county passed.
THE Finance Committee reported favor
ably on the House bill making appropria-
tions to defray the expenses of investiga-
ting committees; and unfavorably upon
House bill in relation to school lands for
feited to the State, and House bill in rela-
ton to the legal rate of interest.
THE bill to amend the charter OF Vicksburg
so as to revive the Office of city Judge to lie
appointed by the Governor, was reported
favoraDly by the Committee on Corpora
tions.
A bill removing the Office of the Superin-
tendent of Education from the building now
rented to room No Z, in the Capitol, was
passed.
Mr.. SESSIONS introduced bill to revive
suits at law and in equity; passed.
MR. GLEED, (cel) introduced bill au-
thorizing Lowndes county and Columbus
to compromise bonds Issued to the Nj. & 5.
r. r., passed.
BY Mr.. Shirley, to create new county to
be called Sharkey; referred.
BY Mr.. Sessions, bill to amend section
II of the funding Act and to provide for
the collection of taxes and other dues to
the State in U. S. Currency; referred.
THE Senate confirmed the appointment
for county superintendent, j. A. Mahon,
Marshall county and T. W. Hunt, Jefferson
county.
THE House spent the morning on local
bills.
LEAVES Of absence was granted to Messrs.
Atkins, Martin and Eckford, among others
from day to day.
Mr. STREET introduced bill investing
the superintendent of schools in counties
with power to institute suits for all funds
due the Chickasaw school fund, or other
school funds in the various counties. Re-
ferrcd.
MR.. CLOVER introduced a bill. providing
fer assessment of property, which was or
dered, printed and referred.
THE educational committee reported fa-
vorably bill to extend the benefit of the
school fund to all children of the State. Mr..
Gilmer favored the bill; passed.
THE bill to reduce the com pcnsation of
the Superintendent of Public Education of
Prentiss county. Messrs. Street and Harris
(col,) favored the bill; Messrs. Haste, Jones,
(col.) and Lynch (cOl.) opposed.
Mr.. WALKER, (col.) of Monroe moved to
table the bill lost. Mr.. Street moved to
put it on its final passage; yeas 81, nays sc,
end the bill passed; yeas SO, nays 81. Mr..
Sullivan moved to reconsider; Mr.. Street
moved to table; carried, yeas As to AZ.
A resolution that when the House adj
journ it will be until Monday; passed by
yeas As, nays 80.
THE committee to whom was referred the
bill refunding to the counties the four mill
school tax, and requiring it to De disbursed
hereafter by county instead ofState officials |;
passed.
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NOTES FROM THE CAPITOL.
RTEENTH DAY.

iii WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 20, 1915.
H.. BRIDGES presented petition from
Il heps of Colfax county, to require prison
q 10 work on roads and streets, and bill
a MAJ effect, which were referred.
4 kKssRs TAYLox AND MENDENHALI
b granted leaves of absence from day te
4 fR. PRrcR introduced bill to reduce the
\ kntity and price of public printing; re-
n fed.
fhe bill 70 make warrants receivable for
4 ne was referred.
fHR Joint resolution amending the con-
lution providing for biennial sessions OF
III Legislature passed; yeas, 20, nays,
liz House bill requiring that section 367
M Revised Code be not published in
Elton orders, passed.
FHE Senate in executive session confirmed
nd. Sumner, as Superintendent of Ed
Ation, Of Holmes county.
HOUSE.
koL. ". L, NUGENT, for the committee
pointed by the Taxpayers Convention
IL the memorial Of that body to the Legis-
hre the memorial was referred to the
mmittee on Retrenchment and Reform.
hR. STREET presented the credentials of
4 Southworth, the newly elected member
n Carroll, and lie was sworn in.
boNE discussion upon a bin regulating the
brts of Justice of the Peace, which was
Ken part in by Messrs Eckford, Spight,
ever. and Truehart (col,) aud the bill was
committed.
Nh. GLOVE introduced a resolution au-
prizing the Door-keeper to appoint his
6istant. Mr. Street thought the minority
build have the appointment of the door
epers' assistant, as all other officers are
Jed by the majority. Mr.. Clover's reso-
bion adopted.
a BILL to repeal the conventional rate of
terest law and re-establishing the law of
)de OF 1871 was passed.
The bill to allow other persons to wave
emptions, so as TO go on official bonds.
essrs. Lynch, (eol.) Harris, COLI Gill, and
lamplin, favored the bill. Messrs. Gales
Dl.) Rodgers, (col.) of Marshall, Clover,
'oke and Mccain tcol.) opposed. Mr.. Me-
In wanted the bill "killed as dead as nit"
d too dead to skin" The bill was recon-
tilted
THE bill which provides that the vacating
an official bond by one of the bondsmen
all not ;nvalidate the remainder of the
md passed.
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TIIE aTATE H0LIIE.

From the Vicksburg Times, (Rep)
THE JACKSON CLARION very PROPER
LIZ takes strong ground against the pro-
posed law authorizing the organization of
q Estate Police il closes nn article
upon the subject By asking "Why not
I@ Uncle Sam, who has troops in tho
field already equipped, keep the peace
without imposing all this expense on un
impoverished and over-tnxed people, 90
say nothing Of the insult and menanco
implied in such measure and iH provo
cation to violence and bl0odshod whore
order and good feeling now prevail
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Mr. Albright moved to call from the hands
of the Finance Committee III B. TO amend
Section of an Act, approved May I3, 1871,
III relation 10 the investment of the Ayricul-
tnral College Land Script, aud for other pur-
poses: carried.
Mr.. Little, from the Finance Committee,
verbally reported the bill. with the recon-
mendatioB shat il do not pass.
Mr.. Albright moved to take up the bill.
Mr.. Graham moved TO amend as follows
Insert after the word treasury the words
''on account of the Legislative appropria-
ton
Mr.. Farlong moved TO indefinitely post
pone the bill and amendment.
Dir Gray moved the previous question !;
carried. And under the operation thereof
the bill was Indefinitely postponed. Ad-
journed.
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sENATE-sEvENTEENTH DAY.
sArURpAY. Jan. o. 1879.

SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1879.
Leave Of absence granted to Messrs.
Caldwell. Sessions and Albright for one
day, and to Mr.. Bennett until Thursday
By Mr.. Bridges-A petition from the citI-
zens Of Oktibfeha county asking that the
boundary lines of that county be changed /;
referred.
An Act for the relief OF the estate Of j.
B. Mitchell, a lnnatic.
Mr. Holloway moved TO suspend the rules
and take up S. b. No. Az. Carried. And
the bill passed.
Mr.. Price. of the Committee on Humans
and Benevolent Institutions, reported > B.
| for the relief or the Asylum for the Blind,
and make repairs and purchase books, etc,
with the accompanying amendment do pass.
And the bill was taken up and the amend
ment of Committee adopted.
Mr.. White moved 10 refer the Dill 70 q
special committee OF three, with instruc-
lions To examine whether the apprOpTia-
| ton Is necessary or not.
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War Recommendation Of Ihr
President

To the Senate and House NJ Eagascf0tir.ss
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2O.-Iu my au-
nual message Of December, 1873, while
inviting attention to all the recommends
tons by the Secretary Of War, your
special attention was invited 10 the im-
portance Of preparing for war in time off
peace, by providing proper armament
for our seacoast defenses. Proper urma-
ment is Of vastly more importance than
Notifications. The latter can be sup
piled very speedily, for temporary pur-
poses, when needed the former cannot
These views gain increased strength and
pertinence as the years roll by, aud ]
have now again the honor 10 call special
attention TO the armament Of our i0r.iH
cations, and the absolute necessity llr
immediate provision by Congress for tHn
procurement of heavy cannon. Tho
guns now ready for use cannot De as
perimented with without funds, and tuo
estimate Of $3.50. 900 for the purpose rs
deemed reasonable, and is strongly r.-
commended. The constant appeals for
legislation on the armament Of fortified
tons ought no longer to be disregar lcd
if Congress desires in peace % prapar.
the important material, without which
future wars must inevitably lead to dI--
aster. This subject is submitted with Iue
hope that the consideration 10 deserve.
may be given it at the present session.
u. S. GEAEr.
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YEAs-Messrs. Allen. Albright, Barrow,
Bennett, Bridges Campbeli. Carter, Everett.
Furlong, Graham. Holloway. Henderson.
Little, Mcclure, Mcneil, Smith OF Bolivar.
Smith of Claiborne. Stone, Sessions, Taylor
Thornton, futile, WaTncr.-A
NAYs-Messrs. Gieed, Packer, Shirley.
Stuart, Willams.--5
An Act to amend sections 2.457, 2,45S, p
400, of the Revised Code 1871, ia relation 70
whisky license, was taken up.
Mr. Allen moved to amend by inserting
s.per annum" after the words ~three hun
dred and sixty dollars in first section
adopted and the bill passed.
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HOUSE.
No Session to-day.

The farmers have . good thing in the
Oregon Legislature. This body consists
Of ninety members thirty Senator's, and
sixty members OF the Assembly. Or the
thirty Senators, seventeen are farmers,
and Of the sixty Assetnblymen fiftysfour
are farmers, making seventy-one farmers
in all out Of the ninety.
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PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.

By Mr.. Bridges-A petition of the citizens
of Lowndes county, asking the removal of
the disabilities of Bessie u. Irion.
An Act in relation to the Circuit Clerk Of
Franklin county.
Mr.. Mcclure moved to suspend the rules
and take up the bill; carried, and the bill
passed.
MIR. Warner, to whom was referred an
Act TO amend an Act to appropriate new
apartments orthe various officers therein
named reported tie same back with the fol-
lowing amendment: Amend by striking out
all after the enseting clause and insert the
following:
That the room No. z, in the State House,
be and the same is hereby set apart for the
use of the State Superintendent of Educa-
ton. aud the Keeper of the Capitol is hereby
authorized and instructed to fit up and pre-
pare the said room in suitable manner for
the purpose indicated.
SEC. a. Be it further enacted. That all Acts
or parts Of Acts in conflict with this Act be
and the same are hereby repealed and that
this act take effect and be in force from and
| after its passage
Mr.. Albright moved 70 Indefinitely post
pone the amendment.
Mr.Allen moved to tablesthe motion car
ried.
Mr.. Allen moved the previous question on
| the adoption Of the amendmeDtj carried
and under the operation thereof the amend
Mr.. Graham moved TO amend the enact
ing clause by striking out the word state
aud Inserting the words Legislature OF the
State )" carried.
Mr.. Gleed moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill.
Mr.. Henderson moved co table the motion
to indefinitely postpone; carried; yeas %
nays 8.
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, Ex-Gov. Pow
ers was invited to seat within the bar Of
| the Senate,
Mr.. Gray moved to refer the bill to Spec
hal Committee Of three.
Mr.. Taylor moved to table, carried; yeas
/ 10. nays 2
Mr.. Taylor moved the previous question
carried and the bill passed.
TEAs-Messrs. Allen. Bennett, Bridges
Cam pbell. Carter, Everett, FarloDg. Ora
| ham, HOl loway, Henderson, "a Clure, Mcneil
| Packer, Price, Smith Of Claiborne, Stone
Sessions, Taylor, Thornton, futile, Warner
-2I.
/ NAYs-Messrs. Albright, Barrow, Cald.
| we'll Gleed, Gray Shirley, Smith of Bolivar
Stuart Williams -.
Mr. Warner moved TO strike out the title
i and amend as fellows An Act apprOpFia
ting room in the State House for tn
Superintendent Of Public Education car
Fied.
| Mr.. williams from a Select Committee
reported an Act for the relief OF Adam
county, aud the Natehez, jackson and Co
lumbus Railroad, and for other purposes
do pass. And the bill passed.
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By MIR. BridgeS.-A petition from the
citizens of ColfaX county in relation to
working prisoners on roads, streets. etc.
Which was referred to judiciary Commit
tee.
Leave of absence granted to Messrs. Tay
lor and Mendenhall from day to day
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were referred
By Mr.. Price-An Act to reduce the
quantity and price of public printing, etc.
and ordered printed.
By Mr.. Smith of Claiborne--T1 amend
section 2I63, article 2 Revised Code OF 49,
in relation 70 personal actions.
By Mr. Smith of Claiborne-To provide
for the REDEEM ption of lands held by the
liquidating Levee Board for the non-pay-
ment of taxes prior TO 1879.
By Mr.. HollOWay-An Act for the reIlef
of the estate of J. B. Mitchell, a lunatic.
By Mr. Bridges-A bill to be entitled an
Act to authorize the Board of Supervisors
of Colfax County to adopt prison regula-
tions in reference to the jail of that county,
and for other purposes.
BY Mr. Bridges-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act to regulate legal advertising
in the several judicial districts of Mississip-
pi, and for other purposes, approved April
3, 1874, so far as the same applies to ColfaX
county.
ed.
Yeas,-Messrs Allen. Albright, Barrow.
Bridges, Caldwell, Campbell, Everett,
Graham. Holloway, Henderson. Little. Me
Ciure, McNiel. Packer, Price, Shirley,
Smith of Bolivar, Steele, Stone, Stuart, SEES
sions, Thornton, Tuttle, Warner, Williams
Nays-Mr. Furlong-l.
SENATE BILLS.
S. J. Resolution-An amendment to the
Constitution providing for biennial cleo
tions, passed its second reading by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas.-Messrs. Allen, Barrow, Bennett,
Bridges, Carter, Everett, Graham, .Hollo-
way, Henderson. Little, Mcclure, Mcneil,
Price, Smith of Roiivar.Smith of Claiborne.
Steele, Stone, Sessions, Thornton, Tuttle.-
Nays essrs. Gray, Shirley, Stuart, Will
Hams.
5. ban Act to require consolidated
Railroad Companies to file with the Secre-
tary of State copies of their articles of con-
solidation, was taken up and House amend
ment eoncurred in.
University. was taken up and House amend
ment TO Senate amendment concurred
in.
HOUSE BILLS.
A number Of House. bills were read and
FL. BAN Act to amend section 367, OF
Revised Code OF ISL. N relation to publish
ing said section with each election notice.
Mr.. Smith Of Claiborne, moved to sus-
pend the rules. and take up the bill; carl led
and the bin passed.
Fl. B--An Act for the relief of J. J. Travis
Sheriff and Tax Collector of Pike county
pasmd. -
H. Ran Act to change the time of hold
| ing the Circuit Courts in the counties OF
j Colfax and Winston, in the Seventh 9TH
/ Judicial District, was taken up and indefi-
niteiy postponed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Here the SenateSxent into executive ses-
sion, and after certain proceedings haG
therein, the doors were thrown open.
SENATE BILLS.
~ Mr.. Graham moved to take mp S. BAR
/ Act TO provide for the conveying the con-
victs to the Penitentiary was taken up; pass
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s. J.. r., relative to an amendment to
the Constitution of the State OF Mississippi,
providing for biennial sessions of the
Legislature, was taken up and passed.
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SENATE-SIXTEENTH DAY
FRIDAY, Jan. p, 1875

FRIDAY, Jan. p, 1875
Hon. Geo l. Potter, pursuant to reso-
luton adopted yesterday, presented to the
Senate the memorial of the Convention of
Taxpayers held in this city.
On motion, the Hon. Mr.. Potter was in
vited to seat within the bar of the Senate,
and the Secretary read the memorial.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS
Resolved, That the memorial Of the Tax
payers Convention be referred to special
committee of five; adopted and the Presi-
dent appointed Messrs. Warner, Stone,
Bridges, Graham and Gleed on the commit
tee.
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Mr.. Graham moved to take mp S. B.-An
Act TO provide for the conveying the con-
victs to the Penitentiary was taken up pass
cd.
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Observation-Disclosures DAY.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, 1873.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.

PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Bridges.-A petition from the
citizens of ColfaX county in relation to
working prisoners on roads, streets. etc.
Which was referred to judiciary Commit
tee.
Leave of absence granted to Messrs. Tay-
lor and Mendenhall from day to day.
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HEcUTTvK SESSION
SENATE BILLS.

Here the SenateSxent into executive ses-
sion, and after certain proceedings ha6
therein, the doors were thrown open.
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1NrRopucTIoN or BILLS.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
HoUsE-THIRTEENTH DAY.

Here the Senate went into executives
sion.
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An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
TO compel Tax-GOllectors 10 make prompt
payment of public funds was taken up, and
passed.
A number of House bills were read and
referred.
An Act making an appropriation for de-
ficiency in Judiciary account OF 1874, pass
ed; yeas, IS, nays, 5.
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Another Venus I'm the Field.

Ancient Rome is gradually yielding
up IL the light lis art trcaSurcrs. Bur-
inr Christmas week some of the work
mon Employed in clearing away quanti-
" of fallen walls and debris for the pur-
pose Of dwelling the newly marked out
street, upon the Esquiline unearthed II
perfect trcasuretrove Of sculpture. Among
marble gods and goddcsses, discovered in
all stages of fracture, was Venus OF the
purc,t Pariam marble, which the London
Times correspondent says is considered
the gem of the lot, The statue
is perfectly nude, and is the
figure of u lovely girl Of
seventeen. She stands with both feet
upon the ground and close together, the
left Il couple of inches further back, with
the heel very slightly raised. a moment
before She was erect but she has dropped
into nm casierposition, with the left knee
bent forward and inward against the
rirht. Her left hand is resting on the
knot of hair at the back of her head,
while the right holds the tillct she has
already passed several times around it.
In doin. this she ha, swayed II little over
and down to the right, bringing the left
side forward. The shoulders are wclISet
back, and the face is turned to the right
and little downward, showing from the
front not quite three-quarter view. 1t
is thought that tn e statue will take rank
above the Mcdiccan Venus.
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A NarriupP Discount.

A few day since one Of our Boston di-
vines was called upon to unite Il jolly old
couple in the bonds of matrimony, and
lust as they were pronounced man and
wife another couple entered the room to
he Joined likewise. The moment the two
latter entered they were somewhat sur
priscd at seeing the divine receive the
splendid ransom of n new and bright half
dollar from the hands of the ncwly-mar-
rird bridegroom. Our eminent divine
Immediately thrust the money into his
pocket, and then, congratulating the hap
nv pair, babe them adieu, and ut once
commenced his duties i'll performing the
marriage rite for the remaining couple.
Being pronounced man and wife, the
youthful husband thrust his hand into
his pocket, and pulled out the very same
amount, an equally bright half-dollar, and
presented it to the divine, whereupon the
good man looked with profound astonlSh-
ment at the signiticant amount and re-
marked
"Mv customary fee on such occasions
is s.
lyon married the last ugly old couple,
said the indignant bridegroom, "tor 90
cents, and now you dare to tax Inc ten
times that amount, merely becaus We are
u young couple The good divine,
placing his glasses several inches above
his nose, looked the young man full in the
face, and said
IL have never married YOU but this
once, while have married the former man
five times and on such occasions duty de-
mands liberal discount to the trade !!
Suffice it to say the remaining $3.50 were
forthcoming, and, with q smile, the bride
and bridegroom took the nearest way 10
the door.