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ileil organization was appOlnledi llnV,
~ w. Davenport, Rev w. H. Starr
llehard Morgan Z, W. liassano aud
u, u, Field.
Adjourned 10 . o'clock,
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Called 10 order NJ four O'clock,
On melton, Nh q, T., Field, az Rhel-
map, WIS admitted ~ q seat as q dele
gate, his credentials having been inad-
yerienlly left behind,
on motion, Nh himkins, NJ COrsi-
cana, was Admitted lOa seat 90 a lay
delegate on the same gr0undh,
Tie committee on permanent organ
llatl0n reported a constitution, rules VI
order aud order Of business, which
were adopted,
On motion, Mr., Richard Morgan was
elected secretary, and a., H. Field
treasurer, Ut the eOnYOeallOn,
On motion, the clergy from other
dlpeeses visiting here, were invited ~
seats Ia the oOnyOeall0n, aud Rev, MI
Starr appointed 10 inform Visitors Of
this resolution,
The following committee on the
state Of the church IN the missionary
district was appointed, Ylzl Rev, n,
u, Davenport, liey, Il, H. Starr, Dr.
w, \, Lee aud q, T., Field,
On motion, adjourned 10 eight o'clock
y, nr for divine service aud the blsh-
ops address,
EVENING SESSION,
Divine services were held, after
which Bishop Garrett delivered hls
primary address,
The oonyooatlon assemblies this
morning At ten o'clock,
The services will commence to-day
with divine services, followed with u
sermon by Rev, r. r. Starr Subject
"lhe best means Of strengthening mu'
tual sympathy aud love around u COM
mon ALTAR
Evening prayer Divine services NJ
seven o'clock H. NJ, with sermon by
the Roy. II =, Nash. Sublect -"rhe
duty aud wisdom Of the church toward
the nOn-lGpisc0pal bOdles.n
After which, missionary addresses
will bo delivered,
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District Criminal Court.

On motion, new trial was granted
w. III. Peters, convicted of theft at the
present term of the court, and sem
fenced to the penitentiary for three
years.
John Spain, theft, discharged.
Leopold Moser, theft, dismissed.
The following appeals from the
mayors court were determined in
favor of the appellants, thus reversing
the decision of Mayor Cabell: The
city of Dallas VS. Thomas Ranahan,
complaint quashed by defendant and
defendant discharged; city of Dallas
VS. w. III. Kingdom city of Dallas VS.
George Doyle; city of Dallas vs M.
Hoflstadt; city of Dallas vs. Charles
johnson city of Dallas VS. j. Il. Bark
ley; city of Dallas VS. Clifton Scott {;
John Carey, appeal dismissed.
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Gard Explanatory,
OFFICE oF THE DALLAs iiLO0p STOCK AssO-
CiATiOR, Dallas, May ., IA, !

OFFICE OF IHE DALLAa iiLO1n STOCK Assoc
CITATION Dallas May % IA !
An evident msapprehenson existing IN
the minds 0l the patrons 0f tho iprl respect
Ing the advertisement Of this assnela Hon. Ia
which noliepiagiyen oflhesweepslakes race
a. take place Ia eily THIS on the INST Stature
day ~ lhe current month, ana as u Is lhede'
sire 0f This association that q perfect UNDER
standing of llH purposes and acts prevail, 80
much pflhe phmse, "best two In Three, lrOl-
Tug horses" II further explained % moan
such ~ arc Wifiom u record, A. this nasOeia-
ton does not assume. Tor Dallas county amy
taHod stock tho word "lNined" in this con-
neetiou meaning only anmala disciplined
for tho course. ldkewise, n Is further IN
tended that such portion 0f tho same adyer'
tlHement which confines the entries from
this county, only, shall begNtended In ilhin'
torprelallon IA Include tho field being open
od 10 tho entire state,
6Jdtf-Blw2t hECRErARM
lCom morclal please e0py,l
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10 the Editor ofthe Dallas Herald
Having read II piece in last evenings
Commercial, purporting to be an eX-
pose, we would ask that this be given
publication, as we were present ut sew
eral seances given, examining very
closely everything that was done each
time, and have conversed with the
parties on several occasions. They do
not claim to be mediums of any great
strength. Only because certain party
exacted more than was done at the
time, they were denounced rs hum
bugs and frauds. Now is it right? We
saw the medium securely tied with u
small rope, and the ends again tied
with thread, which was exam
ined closely between nearly every
act by the parties present,
being perfectly satisfied that it
had not been molested From the
time ofentering the cabinet until the
solid iron rings were on her arms, was
not more than three or four minutes,
and we were satisfied she could not
change the rope, rs was stated by the
commissioner, neither could she again
VIC WIG ioHC 81 thuV ~ Coulu INV oC VII
tied by the strongest man present.
We deny that any one can be admit
ted by paying one dollar. No charge
is made. "None but fools need apply"
Now, this is putting 1t rather strong.
We say that those. are the only ones de-
MED admittance, yet we hope that he
may have his curiosity fully satisfied.
We are very respectfully,
MORE If WANTED.
nnllao Nav, 1Q-E
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stock.

w f. LYTE Il Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate TO
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside Of
their office, under the respective heads of
improved City Property" "vacant City
Lots" EARNS" and Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties of the
state, besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 2eGdlm
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Ice cold soda five cents a glass AT
Kahn Il Mays.
Hats of all kinds and styles ut
panic prices at Pages.
lee cold soda five cents glass at
Kahn ~ Nays.
Fresh groceries OF all kinds for
sale cheap at John Trotman n Co.'S.
Go TO Kahn n Mays for the best
Ice cream In the city.
Go to Kahn Il Mays for the best
Ice cream In the city.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
90 just received by j. w. Trotman
u Co.
Boots and shoes, In any style,
made TO order at the shortest notice at
Pages.
Why do the merchants Of Dallas
look like New York merchants? Be-
cause they get their hats OF Hamilton.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man q Co.
She would not marry him. Why?
Because he did not wear one of Ham
ilton's hats.
The largest and cheapest stock of
straw hats In the city just received at
Pages, 50s, Main street.
Why do the ladies of Dallas look
80 sweet at the young men? Because
they wear Hamilton's hats.
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The .Dianoudn

Asihe diamond Is the royal member Of
Che iamilg NJ glass 80 The Npiampnd Spec
iaeles, manufactured Wy tho Spencer pp-
zeal Manufacturing lpmpanyi have nsiah-
iishpd themselves 40 lhe most yalnaplepf al
Inventions 70 All falling pr impaired sight'
They are made lmm minute crystal prh-
bless fused l0selheri which gives them a
hardnessand hrliianey, which pliy emit
Tics them " ihe name lhey haar' For sale
Ia Dallas by jam N, Dram, lIieOd2W3iW,
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sloneMnII Drew.

The Greys meet every Monday aud
Friday evenings for drill, In the west
room Of the court house, The company
now numbers forty-lye names upon III
musterroll, several Of whom are grad
yates Of military institutes, The uni
form adopted II the old confederate
army regulation suit, with rIheman's
hat. Captain Bowers reports that the
company II rapidly becoming proli-
client In tho manual, aud will soon
challenge some rival company for
drill.
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In Only a Few Days,

81 90 MAY SECURE $40 900,
A farm, or residence in Houston
Population 2O,000.)
The which is endorsed
by the mayor and aldermen of the city
of Houston-of $4,000 acres of choice
land, Is houses and over 300 building
lots in Houston, and $4,000 in gold
coin, takes place May 18th, during the
State fair. TICKETS ONLY ONE
DOLLAR. j. +. FOSTER,
Manager. Houston, Texas.
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A Card.

w. Q. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at 6l8 Elm street. II.
V. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from st, Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the 10Th instant, Mr.. H. j, Edgerley dispos-
ing OF his interest to W. II. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city free of
charge. w. G, SICKLEs.
Oddly W. II. COKER,
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DALLAS ROAHD OF TRADE.

G, NJ. Wheat, president; John Kerr, vice
president; u. W. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer.
Board of Directors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, d. Il. Grove, II. V. Tompliins, Is. Il.
Luce, W. j, Clark, A. II. Obenchan.
Board of Arbitration-A. Sanger, j. H..
Bryan, j. Il. Schneider, L. l.. Williams, W.
A. Jones.
Committee ofAppeals-W. Il. Hughes, II. L..
Marsnlis, NJ, Kahn, W. G, Connor, j. +. Cald-
well, John Tension, W. l.. Murphy.
Transportation-A. Davis, s. j, Adams A.
Sanger
klns, j. $, Sizer, j. IL. BryaL.
Finnnce-W. j. Clark, Il. l.. Marsalls, j. f.
Caldwell.
Membership-A. 4. Obenchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo. Shields.
Statistics and Annual Statements-W. ],
Clark. b. Il. Luce II. w. Baylor
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Council meets tonight.
The gang are doing good service
on tho etreets.
Sanger Brothers are receiving Il
large stock of carpets and tapestry.
The attention of the authorities is
called to the ponds and holes on Bry-
an street.
The White Sulphur Springs water,
prepared by DR.. Coleman, is a most
excellent remedy for all diseases aris-
ing from constipation.
The reporter learns that Mr..
George Borwell, Of Lawrence, died in
that town, on Wednesday, from the
effects of q congestive chill.
Remember all, young and old, that
the Union Mission Sunday school pic
ME takes place tomorrow.
"A new guard room is being built
at the Jail, and the room in that build
ing now occupied by the guard will be
fitted up for the use OF prisoners.
Jake Hurst has secured the cigar
stand at the Lamar house, and will
open out about the first of June with
fine stock of domestic and imported
cigars.
-Messrs. Hamm & Boil at the Pre-
MUM stalls, city market, are supply
ing their patrons with the choicest and
best of meats. Beef, mutton, pork, in
the best of order, can always be found
on sale at their stand.
Attention is called to the card of
]. HI. Ryan, in another column. He is
too well known to the readers of THE
HERALD, as an engineer and architect,
to need any commentator at our
hands.
The supreme court having dis
missed the habeas corpus case of Col
onel G. M. .Hibbler, he will be taken to
Mississippi by Mr.. Cliff. Scott, as soon
as the necessary papers arrive from
Austin, which will probably be this
morning.
Mrs. Cunningham, the victim of
the inhuman wife beaten, who, up to
the present time has not been found,
has not been attended by DR.. Pope, as
was incorrectly stated by an afternoon
paper. Drs. Elliott and Ewing are her
physicians.
THE HERALD's collector has been
rather unsuccessful in his collections
for last month. While willing to in
dulge patrons, it takes money to pub
lish a newspaper, and THE HERALD is
therefore compelled to request prompt
settlements.
In the case of Arnold vs.. Gross
man, for the recovery of a hooking
bird, mentioned in these columns yes
terday, Mr.. Grossman obtained the
bird from one Schmidt, and 1t is him,
and not Grossman, whom the plaintiff
intends to indict for theft. This error
was made inadvertently by the re-
porter.
The election for justice OF the peace
in precinct No. 8, on Saturday last re-
suited as follows Mountain creek
McAdams, 10. Five Mile-McAdams,
90 Eavy, &; Girard, 9. Lisbon--Mc-
Adams, AZ; Eayy, T; Girard, 10. No
poll was opened in the Forks of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07

The new social club which hIea the
Jolly name Of "Joyials," met at tho
residence Of the Misses Greer In East
Dallas, last Wednesday night Cards,
music, oroquet aud some dancing
whlled the happy hours away, aud all
went merry ~ u MARI age bell, Sue
Ceas 10 the JOVIals.
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Hang out Your BANNERS on the Ontc,
Wall.

The Lamar Relies are rapidly per-
feeling their organization and inoreas-
Ing their numbers. OF course they
must have II flag, and We learn some
OF their fair friends have manifested o
willingness 10 make one for themi also
to give public supper for their
benefit This IL ~ II should bo, aud
the llatterlng tokens Of encouragement
on the part of the ladies viii nerve the
Rifles TO reciprocate 10y making thom-
selves u body Of citizen soldlery that
Dallas will be proud TO own.
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TIE nAILY HERALD

VIII he found ou sale by me news
hays on all trains ~ the Texas nnd
and Pacific railway, ana ~ the fellow
ing news stands Ia The eiis' vik'l w. H.
FrankIin ~ DO, DOi Main street H. H.
star. Lamar streets Pierce q Lyle h07
Main street cigar hiand ~ The san
Jacinio Hotel. and y, McEibare, La-
mar street.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
FnInAY MORNING i,,,i,lMly 4

Mn iRELANp attempts 10 read lHE W.
Herald out Of the democratic party, W.
Unfortunately for Mr., Ireland, the
reputation Of Tnn DALLAS HWias.ye..e
not dependent upon the embraeing half
rcea or opinions cad, win - well finished
seeisne-s,0ry and bnsemeni roei-eoncreie
building, AMI aiI necessary oui-bUiid'
Jugs, EIDE, An early applicant may se'
cure bargain,
JNO, w. swINDELIs.
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Wake Up and See What IN
doing DIN.

Joseph Mcao;er, grocer Ol5 Em street,
Ddlids, beats dR N setting goats chedp,
he dciipc@ them 10 customers .frec On
and gice him q trial, at Gl5 Elm atrccL
07dam
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The DaIIa. RIooaea sloeh AssoeIalIon,


The reporter learns that a committee
will visit the business men aud olli-
zens OF Dallas, to-day, consisting Of
Messrs j, Y, Field, j, A, Work, u, q,
Miller Nichols aud Johnson, Ia tho Ia,
teresl Of the Blooded Stock association,
10 secure subscriptions ~ make up
liberal purses for the coming
races, II il hardly necessary 10 point
out the advantages that will accrue ~
our CITY by making our races u success,
The association prOpOseh 10 hold u fair
la the fall, say Immediately after the
st. Louis fair aud they desire 10 make
II u successful fact, something that
Dallas city aud county can DO proud
Of, aud In order do sO II n
necessary that the citizens, who will
be most directly benefited, shall come
forward aud lend the enterprise some
assistance, Much Of tho success here
after will depend upon the Initial races,
which commence the first Of June, and
THR HERALD trusts that the commit
too viii meet with substantial enG0ur-
agement to-day,
Some twenty-five or thirty horses
from Natohe2, Mobile, New Orleans
and Texas viii DO quertered here
during tho summer, Most Of them
VIII arrive In time 10 participate In the
June races, aud the purses Offered
should no sufficient 10 Justify the own
era Ia bringing them here,
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GO TO PIERCE IL LYLE'S
And see the celebrated Phila-
deIpl,ia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiful in the mar
ket. Also u large stock of Lin
Ell and Holland Shades i'm
stock.
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loss 10 our eliizeDs, the argument can
NOT no urged against q paper mill, for
such an Industry Was never known,
when legllimately managed, 10 fail 10
make money,
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The finest pocket cutlery in
Dallas may be found at Frank
Inns book store, 5O4 Main
street.
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Isllllll
Sale.

A llne new 05howe power engine and boiler
and two superior sets OF burrstonos, with u
complete outht OF min muchinery-all new
aud In perfect running Order offered for sale
NJ great bargain, for few days only, 10y
w. H. Lyto n Goa No 100 Lamar street,
iDllm
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FIERCE a. LYLE,S

5O1 Main street, IL the place 10
get yOnr wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received rs is
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you will fnreyer regret IL.
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Hair work

OF all klndsi switches, brads puils, holr
lewolry, otc,, done In tho best style aud NJ
cheap rates, by Mrs, \. A. Druly. 81 south
Jefferson street. Comblngs of oil kinds
worked up At reasonable terms, A liberal
~ Ice paid for human hair, O5dlm
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Mir. A, II, CLNTos win have tho exclusive
charge of tho city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from thia date until further notice.
April ~, lnb.
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For CrOquets of the latest
styles and finest finish, go In
FranISiiIl's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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Advice,

For information about the best steel Gang
Flows, write TO COLLINS ~ Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York, Circulars free. lSw3m
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Sunday School and Temper
ance books ut Franklin's book
store, 5Ol Main street.
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Books and Badges for Bands
Of Hope at Franlxlin's book
store, 5Ol Main street.
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To all Persons with Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total BIinJness.

If l can get sufficient encouragement by
letters to justify mo to travel through Texas
will examine their eyes carefully for five
dollars, and all durable cases will warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR. II. III. HYSLOP.
Physician and Oculist, Hot Springs, Ark.
Please enclose u letter stamp for their an
swers. 52dlm.
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Those Canes--ThOse elegant
walking canes are at Frank
Inns, 5O4 Main street.
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KRO- KAY
AZ Reed 4 LathrOp's.
i0dtf
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

THNHI'SHh UNNUFN SEEDS,
Including the Ill PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at Franklin's book store,
sol Main street. Dallas.
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A white girl ten or twelve years Of age, as
nurse. Apply TO III. JOHNSON.
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CITY BUslN Ess.


From and anor this date We viii send no
Goods nul unlil paid fur,
1Ultf j, W. pHOTMAk a 90,
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Mabie, Todd ~ Co.'s gold pens
mt Franklin's book store, 0O4
Main street.
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Notice.

From and after This date our terms
viii be strictly cash,
asdtf BLOCK, JET 4 GO.
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W.. A, HIsDMAN, Esq, Of Kaufman.
IN .n authorised Agent ~ the Dallas
Herald,
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NOtlro CIV sorlp,

We win soil choice lots on Elm, Main OF
Commerce streets, for city scrip,
O1dlw W, Il, LYTl n 60,
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"NeuriI,'

instantaneous cure fpr Neuralgia,
DdlY 10, liOsKlNs, Assent Tor Dallas,
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omce-over Adams 4 Leonard's bank.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-09-24
A PHYSICIANS Carelessness.

A Chicago doctor, named Ogden, met
with an accident few weeks since,
which for some time, from trifling
wound, promised to become very dan
gerous. just before visiting one of his
patients he had been cleaning his finger
nails, and Glanced to puncture the flesh
under one of them. While attending
the sick person, a drop OF poisoned
blood, as it developed to be, fell upon
the tip of his finger, inoculating the cut.
A few hours elapsed and his finger grew
to an enormous size. The swelling rap
idly extended to his hand, and after two
or three days to his arm, which was
affected to his elbow so that 1t could not
be moved. 1t was feared at one time
that, to prevent fatal result, the arm
would have to be amputated at the
elbow but with great deal OF care and
proper treatment, after an illness OF nine
weeks, the medical gentleman Is able
once more to attend to his professional
duties.
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Putting it Strong.

California orators are slightly pro-
nounced in the delivery of invective.
At the recent Ralston meeting in San
Francisco, the Hon. Thomas Fitch open
ed by remarking that eve owe it to
the common instincts of human nature TO
express our contempt and adherence of
the cold-blooded, cowardly, treacherous,
and malignant scoundrels who bounded
William G. Ralston to his death" AT
this point there were cries from that au-
dience of "Say that over again :" And
Mr.. Fitch proceeded to say, that "The
people of San Francisco will be false to
every impulse of justice and manly honor
if they allow the hounds of treachery,
cruelty, and falsehood, who ran hot upon
his track while living, to bay their SIAN
ders above his new-made grave rather
let all honest natures scourge these dogs
into their den." Applause followed this
passage, and Mr.. Fitch continued "a
star has been dimmed by the tireless
spatter of slums the king of all the ami
mails has been slain by the leper of all
the reptiles" Uproarious cheers. MIR.
Fitch went on to say that free press
was good thing if properly conducted,
but that, eff it's bellied sails are black
ened with fumes from hell, and bloated
with the vapors of charnel-houses, then
communities ought to combine to put
down the demons of the press. Great
applause. Mr.. Fitch mentioned the
interesting fact that "For twenty years
the San Francisco Bulletin has crouched
like bloodless frog on a stone, bloating,
croaking, and puking in the face of Ma
ture pa sentiment which was received
with vociferous plaudits; he called upon
everybody "never to have anything to
do with the accursed Sheet" and having
thus poured out the last drop from his
vial of wrath, corked the empty bottle,
and sat down amidst whirlwind of pop
ular reclamation.