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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-05

rHAr buggy just completed at the shop
VI Bash a Dennis Is the incest looking We
hiekle OF the kind We have ever seen pa,
up In Stanford and proves these gentlemen
eshs snrsSo~ vorkm~n. ..
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BoRs-ro the wife Of Vim. Brown, Of
panville, nee Miss Mamie Davis. of Stan
ford, last week, a To the wife Of the
Dex-sherid Of Lincoln, W. q. Saunders, last
week, . daughte,.
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Ma. faASK MESEFEr, who has been
sick for some months, with = complication
81 chronic diseases, is said to be much i'm
proved in health.
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QUARTERLY Meeting at the Methodist
Church Saturday aud Sunday, 9th aud 9Th
inst. Preaching by Rev $ Y. HALL
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piyD-in this county, On the eth ul,
after protracted illness, Mr.. Cam SMITH
.oa OF Monroe smith.
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Fsss ~ ssvsvsieme~t elsewhere, n viii
be seen that the very desirable residence,
lately cespied by Tho~ Bruce, decd, !.
offered Tor rent Thi. is sl'om the only
vacant dwelling house in town.
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NONE yOrrsNGs.

Hon. T. w. NAssos, has gone to Wash
ington City, on importan, busine-s.
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The Payment Of CHS will begin the anh day
aiief the Drawing. Tickets must he presented sr
seat TO Room Puddle Library Iuilding LsuissIIs
Ky, where they will he taken up aud paid BY Cast
Cheeks upon the Farmers and Drovss hank "
Louisville.
Every Whole Ticket has ten parts, each par,
bearing the number OF the Who'll. Ticket. There
Ere, Tenth Of Ticket entities the holder thsreef
70 One-lcnth Of whatever thu whnle Ticket ssay
dras
Fer Tickets ssA ssssrssssiss
AAaroa
the. q D0A0kGTT&
Agsas ~ meaaoaA
, Public Library hsilssas. lssls,hAs ~
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brary VI ksniaeky, Jan. 10. isT5 u vss r.olvsf
that {. " hrigss. Esl,, wLo galer the lsls iisa,
fhss D. br=mi Ute sas the real business S>sslAssx
lie Lesary Of sss,aSss. T. soa =. i Lsss, a.,
thoriI 10 take the place mss ,sssas " ths aessA
~ said hralnlslts In he managspsss of The aaAirs
ing snnoaneed ,or February n, isiS shall ps-iii,s-
ly and uneluivoeally take piaes on thai day viih-
out iuTthss l-,.ipoasasssA X dslsy % say socesps
shatsser. r. d. BRETT, Prssident
Joas .. Cans, s<ssslsfy. iU-A
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Hereafter Az ees-Iaa essioas relaiinG v sAs AA
Concert sheuld b. .aarer<i IA "a. uais T>knei ard
J plsdse n,s'lf thai thv dfssing ,hall o,as on "a
February gnh, or thai every dollar paid ~ ,essss
shall be reiurusi
q NJ BRIGGs Aseni aud NaaAg.r,
ksss Publ. LilssTs ~ die. i>a,issI,v' ky.f
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Grand Total 10000 Gins. all Cash.....- 2,sososa
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GARRARD COUNTY NEWS.

q. II. WADDLE, Secv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16
Proper Exercise.

When we talk about exercise, we are
very apt 10 forget that it is many-sided
word. We use il as il IL referred, merely
to the movement of the muscles. IL is
necessary TO heath that all our powers
should be exercised. and the continued
dIsuse of any one of them results In its
partial or total loss. Ii any one should lie
in bed Tor years without the slightest all
ment. still one would lose the use Of the
limbs; and this j. equally true Of quite
different faculties. All Cur powers grow
by use. III We neglect TO cultivate the
habit OF observation. we might as well
walk through the world blindfold. We
lose our faculty what artists call our
"touch - by neglect OF practice on other
things besides the piano. The man who
seldom reads. reads slowly: the woman
whose writing is confined to an infrequent
letter to some absent child, spends more
time over that than does practised writ
er over dozen pages Of manuscript. In
the realm OF the emotions ii is the same.
Benev0lence Is largely matter OF nabit.
So il affection, self-control. gentleness. II,
then, exercise, in its largest sense, is Of so
great con sequence. we at once see the i'm
portance of apportioning 1t TO our own
personal deeds. If our occupation Is sed
entary. we need TO plan for walks and
rides, and active games. to keep our mus
cles 1.-the and serviceable. But If our en-
ployment gives Us enough muscular ac-
ton. II j not one whit less important 10
our health OF body that we should plan
for mental exercise for employment
enough of our memory and our reasoning
powers TO keep them from rusting. And,
In either case, that life must be "A dwaffed
and unhealthy one that Goes not provide
exercise for our spiritu al faculties-for
worship, and charity and patience, and
maguanimiiy. Exercise OF soul. mind.
and body can alone bring us to the stature
of the perfect man.
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Small Talk.

Never abuse small talk; nobody does
unless he be a stranger toits convenience.
Small talk is the small change OF life;
there is no getting on without il. There
are times when Ills folly to be wise; when
a little nonsense Is very palatable. and
when gravity and sedateness ought 10 be
kicked down stairs. A philosopher cuts a
poor figure in ballroom unless he leave
his wisdom at home. Metaphysics Is as
intrusive In the midst of agreeable prattle
a. deaths head on festal board. We
have met with men who were too lofty for
small talk. They would never condo
scend 10 play with ribbon or flirt fan.
They were above such triiiing; in other
lords, .they were above making them
sss..es agreeable. above pleasing, and above
hils pleased. They were ali wisdom. all
grs witty, and all tediousness, which they
bestowed upon company with more than
Dogberry's generosity \ man who can
not talk has no more business in society
than statue. The world is made up o
triiies; and he who can trifle elegantly
and gracefully is valuable acquisition 10
mankind. He is a Corinlthian column in
the fabric of society.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

The Missouri Legislature adjourned sine
die on the LIST.
Address Egner and Gee. Rufer, convicted
OF the murder OF Herman schiliing. on the
9TH Of November last, at Cincinnati (known
as the tsn-yard murder, have been sentenced
TO behanged on Tuesday, July l3.
The first returns from the Michigan State
election indicate an increased Republican
majority. Murston, Republican candidate for
Justice of the Supreme Court, who heads the
ticket, has probably 1900 majority.
Johnston, Democrat, has been elected
Mayor of Cincinnati, beating Robinscn, the
Independent candidate, by some 5000 ma
jority
Unusually cold weather, with light fall of
snow, is reported throughout the central por-
ions of California on the 9th. Serious dam
age to the fruit crop Is feared. Adyices from
Los Angeles state that the grape crops prob
ably ruined.
AT the municipal elections held throughout
Ohio on the 9TH, the Democrats elected their
tickets i'm Cincinnati, GAINESVILLE, Troy, Lima,
Bucyus. Crestline, Dayton, and Wooster
Gall except Mayor. In Toledo, Columbus,
Chillicothe, Springfield, Xenia, urbana,
Mansfield, Wilmington, Youngstown, New
Vienna and London, the Republicans and In
dependents were successful.
Arthur b. Barret, Democrat, is elected
Mayor of 81. Louis, aud +. 5. Jewett, Re-
publican, is elected Mayor of Kansas City.
At Brownsville. Tenn, on the evening Of
the 9Th. Robert Medn, County Court clerk,
was shot and killed In his office by two
brothers named Henry and Ely Bond. The
difficulty arose from quarrel concerning the
fees due Medn a. administrator of an estate.
The Bonds surrendered themselves to the
Officers.
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THE LESSON.

"a beautiful answer was given by little
scotch girl. When her class at school was ex.
amined, she replied 10 the question, what II
patience" "Wait n wee, an dinna weary
A village school-room--this IL the scene
Agow with slant sun CHEEKY;
The dominic there, of youthful mien,
With the sum OF his spirit sharp and keen,
And "A class of girls i'm serred row,
some taller and some OF stature low;
And some. like the morning sun, aflre
To reach the summit of brave desire,
And, as aye, some unco' dreary
~ Gamma an Wilma teach, an We
sac stupid the while query
Nae vision for ocht but vanity !"
With laundering rap the dominic
Out burted, chafed by listless girl,
Whose only care seemed 10 smooth and twirl
Her apron sfreamers. will onie lass
Max answer in a. this glalkt class ~
The dominic sighed awcary.
/" on ay,r said little one, 81 can tell"
"Wecl, out wit, then, my dearie"-
And the frown from the masters forehead fell
For the sweetest girl in the school was Nell
want We TO show me the meaning plain
90 patience; sin ow'r an owr again,
I've put Il this dayir Then the little maid,
With roguish twinkle, soberly said
wait "A wee, an dinna weary"
--dppieton's Journal.
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A Hearty Appetite.

F" lie careful what you eat,r' say our
health advisers. This Is all right cnouoh
Tor the animal diet In warm weather heats
the blood, tends 10 headaches. and is gen
orally unwholcsome, unless sparinglv
used. On the other hand. fresh vegeia.
bles, berries, fruit and bread, are cooling
corrective, and what the palate most Graves
DO not bc afraid to 90 without meat for a
month or SO, and, If you like. live on
purely vegetable regimen. You will lose
no more strength than is common To the
time, and you will not suffer from pro-
tracted heat, as when dining on the regu.
lation roast. Many persons regard a
hearty desire for food as something unre-
fined. indicate, and TO be constantly dis
couraged. But this Is all nonsense. Ii is
Just as necessary for the man who works
only with his brain TO eat beef and mutton
as for the man who labors solely with his
hands. The stomach aud the brains are
twins; the former being the elder. and
having prior right to care. Let that be
well provided for, and II will sustain It's
brother. The people who strive 10 check
"A wholesome and natural appetite are the
people who regard dinner merel, AS a
feed, and not the center OF an agreeable
social custom. and as the domestic event
of the day. We are sorry for them, as
they must regard eating as prosiac duty,
obligatory on them because they have
bias in favor of living. We al know that
We must e It to live; but by no means live
To eat. simply because We enjoy what we
eat. We are not gourmands because we
relish chops, nor are we invalids because
we want strawberries. A GOOD appetite
IS n good thing, but not II Ii Is 10 be wor-
ricd by urging or neglect.
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FOREIGN.

A Berlin Dispatch of the 1st says that many
failures in business were taking place and that
u great financial crash was apprehended.
John Jay, late minister of the United
States, has left Vienna for home.
Schchkin the Russian diplomatic agent,
has been appointed MniSt OF Russia To the
United States.
The steamer Faraday sailed from England
on the 5th, to complete the laying of the di-
rect United States cable.
III ! stated on the authority of the Rome
correspondent Of the Journal DIES Debats
Paris, that the Pope will take up his resi-
dence in the United States If it should become
impossible for him to ain in Rome, and it
was with a view TO such possible emergency
that Archbishop McCloskey was elevated TO
the cardinalate.
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THE MISUSED MONKEY.
~ EpGAR FAwcEIr.

Above the clash of wheels ON stones,
Performed by cabman and by carter,
Peal out these eNecrable tones
That massacre la Trayiata"
The organ, as 10 whines and CRATES,
l. more than Others Old and whcczy;
The grinder than his greasy mates
Is more conspicuously greasy.
pause. but not these notes 10 heed
liackncyed In such barbarc fashion,;
What STAYS ny passing step, indeed,
L. closely kindred 10 compassion.
For, on the organs top trace,
lmmovable amid the racket
With eyes that scan his masters face,
monkey IN a scarlet Jacket
His dismal looks volume say
His soldier'cap is i'll adjusted.
Was ever monkey SO bidsef
Was ever monkey so disguised?
For years his gloomy soul has known
The mental woes that spleen unleashes,
And, deeply wcaried. he has grown
The hairy Hamlet of his speclesl
Has he not Oft youths days deplored,
With poignant pain and unayailingf-
Days ere he dragged the captive's cord
Up brown stone stoop and iron railingi
Does memory through the past repair
Its shad0wy treasure house Ia search in,
When yet he pandered to no stare
OF gaping girl and tittering urchin:
When life was all luxurious ease,
tntuafFtu uy riaScrls Just rtrtntncnts
When, ambushed among tropic trees,
lie chartered I'm serene contentment;
When bllthe as that proverbial clam,
Athwart his breast he felt no pang go,
But lunched upon the pleasing yam
Or dined upon the dainty mangoi
And while he brcathed his native air,
so richly fragrant and basamic,
In that delicious freedom Were
His private habits polygamc.
q, was one image, ever new,
Graved on his heart with tadeless pencil,
Beloved in all his being. to
The terminus of his tail prehensile?
And does she mourn his absence yet.
And feel his unforgotten kisses,
Half guessing, I'm her dark regret,
The fearful fate of her Ulyssesi
Do suitors round her dwelling grope
With fiattering leers and miens OF funkies
While she remains. in pensiye hope,
The pure Penelope OF monkeys:
It's well she cannot see him here,
A drudge, with only blows for payment,
His lissome shape, esteemed so dear,
Obscured by this degrading raiment;
The sad butt, now, II grinnng men,
Compelled In wcathers dull or sunny
To don his dirty cap, and then
Hold out the old lineup for money!
Alas, poor slave. revenge is sweet
To crave IL Is with you but rightflll.
Oh, could you once your master meet
Within a cocoa grove delightful,
How from the branches where you stood,
Your nimble form discreety shading,
Down on his luckless Uranium would
The cocoa nut come cannonading!
frank Leslie's.
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dear" answered the Professor, sold an5
old together, young and young together
both then contented and happy together, ~
And behold here the new generation,
the coming man." cried some one
holding. up the baby, who laughed and
crowed loudly. NV
Yes" replied Nell laughing. "Babv
represents great deal, bur ia no charac.
ter that he Ms appeared has he met with
more decided success than in that OF Aunt
Elinor's Easter Offering ."--Heayth ami
Home. "'
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State. For Governor, Henry Lippctt, the
regular Republican candidate, supported
by the Liquor Dealers League, has
1854; Rowland c. Hazard, Independent Re-
publican, supported by the Prohibiionist.,
has 1860; and Charles X. Gutter. Democrat,
has l,si5. whether Lippet or Hazard shall
be elected viii probably depend upon the re-
suit OF subsequt mt sections Of Assemblymcn
i'm various prccincis where neither candidate
has been chosen.
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EAST.


Gold closed in New York, ON April Z, at
ia A..
The Overlook Mountain House, in the
Catskills, a famous summer resort, was
burned ON the lst- Loss, $4,000. Insurance.
$4,000.
Adyices from points in the Pennsylvania
mining regions, up to the 1st stated that the
excitement was increasing, and scenes OF vio-
lence were feared. The Governor and the
Sheriff OF schuylkill County had issued pro
clamations calling upon all evil disposed per-
sons to desist from interfering with labor or
property.
The Massachusetts Legislature has passed
a new liquor bill, prohibiting the open sale Of
liquors over bar. but which provides for IL
censes in connection with hotels and restau-
rants.
Labor troubles are reported in several cot
ton manufacturing towns in Massachusetts
and New Hampshire, caused, "a alleged, by
an imperative order from the Fall River Head
Center Of the National Union requiring ope-
ratives TO demand restoration of former
prices.
President Grant has accepted an invitation
of committee of the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture to assist at the centennial celebration OF
the battles of Lexington and Concord.
Following il the comparative co tton state
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

The commission of John c. New, of In
dianspolis, to be Treasurer of the United
States, to take effect from June 80 next, has
been signed by the President.
A Washington dispatch Of the 9th says:
Conclusive proof has been obtained that four
or five clerks in the flee department, and
several persons outside, had secured num-
Der Of contracts for mail service i'm the South
western States by means ola counterfeit ola
stamp containing the initials Of the First and
Second Assistant PostmasterGeneras,w which
is placed on bids when opened in order to
show that they have been received in time.
This counterfeit stamp has been used to give
apparent validity to straw bids madea lower
figures than the lowest of the bids really
opened at the advertised time. Among the
contractors implicated is IL. a. Haynes, re-
Gently appointed United States Marshal for
Alabama. The contracts thus secured will
be annulled and all clerks implicstedimmedi-
ately dismissed.
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b the comparatiye co tton state.

The Connecticut State election, which took
place ON the jth resulted I'm the ele elton of the
entire Democratic State ticket, headed by In
gersoll for Governor, by about 9, 800 majority
over both other candidates. Hawley Is defeat
ed for Congress in the First District, the Con-
gressmen elected being as follows: First Dis
trict. Lander Democrat; Second District,
Phelps, Democrat; Third District Stark
weather, Republican; Fourth District, Bar
mum, Democrat. The former Congressional
delegation stood three Republicans to one
Democrat. The complexion Of the State Leg
islature is not materially changed.
In an election riot at Annapolis, Nd, on
the 9Th, two white men and eight negroes
were shot. One negro died, and two others
were not expected TO live.
The troubles in the Pennsylvania mining
regions had reached such height on the eth,
that the Sheriff of Luzerne County, being
convinced Of the impossibility Of preserving
the peace by aposse comitatus, called out the
military, and two regiments Of infantry and
battery of artillery were at once dis
patched to Hazleton, the headquar-
tiers Of the rioters i'm that county.
The strikers have stopped the pumps In
most Of the mines, so that after the troubles
are ended il will take several mont ms In most
cases 10 pump the mines dry, during which
time the miners must remain idle. An acct
dental fire had broken out in one Of the
mines In Stockton, this county, and II Is
stated that the strikers had absolutely re-
fused 10 assist In putting IL out.
The Rhode Island State election was held
on the eth. The question Of the repeal Of the
prohibltory law partially broke up political
parties and renders the classification Of As
semblymen impossible. There is no election
OF Governor or Lieutenant Governor by the
popular vote, neither candidate having a ma
'ority, but the remainder OF the Republican
State ticket Is elected by between 1900 and
1900 msjority-the largest ever given in the
National Republican., 1875-11-16

Any alteration, by erasure or interlineation of n
material part OF the foregoing bond, win cause It
70 be rejected unless appears by note or memo
randum. attested BY the Witnesses that the aIters
sealed. When partners are parties to the bonds.
the partnefship name should not be used, but each
partner should sign his individual name,
State of-C0unty of-ss:
On this-d,y Of, 1s7-, personally appeared
going bond, to me known to be the persons named
In said bond as sureties, and who have executed
depose and say, and each for himself deposes and
says, he has executed the within bond, that his
he Is the owner of real estate worth the sum here
matter set against his name over and above all
mortgages and executions against him, after allow,
ing all exemptions of every character whatever,
bond.
National Republican., 1875-11-16
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

q
CHANGE OF TINE, NOV. !, s7s.-=E=
$40 CHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS FAST EXPRESS.
200 Baltimore and Way Stations
B s0els annapos seay, EcOt City
and Way Stations to Point or Rocks. Ex-
500 NEW YORK EXPRESS.
SD Baltimore and Way Stations.
gerstown and Way Stations, to 'viedmont,
Via Metropolitan Branch.
II;oo Baltimore and Way stations.
lao NEW YORK EXPRESS. I:sop.m. on Sunday.
1:l5 Baltimore and principal Way Stations.
s:so BALTIMoRE EIrREss: stolpIng at Lsurel,
way Stations: lMain sfem.)
s:s d Paii%G5e and Way Stations: sGGs: H,,.r,.ovn
vEs,T and Way Sta
$40 CHIcAGo AND CINcINNATI FAsT-ExrREss.
7:so baltimore and Way stations.
$40 PIrTsBURG FAST EXPRESS.
$50 NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS.
.s:ss Baltimore and principal Way Stations
s 500 $50 a. M, I:lO, 445, 7S s:2o, $50, s:s5
lf p sncsSs M Saily sys.s1ssR sSssRt Monday
500 700 5ls, SAP, s;S li:oo a. m. S;SG s;4S AIS
500, 7:4o, u:eo p. m. daily. except sunday.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION FOR WASHINGTON.
40 5lo s:15 g.. M, 12:So $50, sSS, Gals, p. m.
4:io p. m daily to Washington only.
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
YofP ana Phiisdeiphia At 500 a m. and lao p. m,
ana TNs 5iasE :Eis Scss
S Pennsyysnia ayenue, where g orders s,ysa T Se s
sny pOiDt fDt n sSs s oe THos e
cor asn.Is1 Master E,s.St q TEsRsspOrtatiOn.
GEO. s. KOONTZ. General Agent not-n
National Republican., 1875-11-16
DY JOSEPH +. KELLEY,
IL Real Estate Agent and Auetloneer,
Once, No. sO2 Eighth street northwest.

RY JOSEPH +. KELLEY.
II Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
Once, No. sO2 Eighth street northwest.
egARpIAS's SALE 0F vyALgAsLEr ZEAL REAL
sSTGAfHT S6R4HwlsTl hEFTFEH VI ESoTI5SD 6sD STREETS
sze Court q t sse Z District @ 81 6oln@bIs, hold
81 9esoset pns auOpOIes on ee sad
u r.fined BY the said Court holding an
a&Ssys Soq On III oef a Sa
premises, on TUESDAY, the ti6th day Of Noyem
ses ct os James R IN and
20 The real estate in the city Of
ssrest being undivided third of original 10.
No. and parts Of lots Nos: y and ~ In square are
west line Of street west. At the distance
Soice and running thence norih on the line o said
square with Eighteenth street west s. feet thence
thence south feet; thence so1theasteriy Il feet
inch; thence east "A feet thence south feet 1I1
east feef thence south 5 feet Inches; thence
east 10 feet; thence north 81 feet inches thence
IN aIi ,SdH square fer q ground, more q isss,
together NTH the nIss D %
ground can be seen e the once OF ne 10
sRowpe Is ne diTision OF the property fconsng on
Eighteenth street Aforesaid, ana the same viii be
sepsrsteiy, % as purchasers ser may desire. "a
Terms; one fourth cash; the residue In four
and tWenty.four months, Tespectiyely. me pgT-
chaser or purchasers to receive deed or deeds,
and give promissory notes, bearing interest, Sc
cured by deed Of tr1st. All conveyaactng at the
expense OF the purchaser. deposit OF 500 re-
quired on the fall OF the hammer for the entire
property, so each part sold, according 70 the
Mat. 1.-THE purchaser should not comply with the
terms of sale within I'VE days the right Is reserved
to resell ave days notice, at his risk and ex-
penee. n,
At the same time the other two thirds interest In
the said described property will be sold, so that
the purchaser may get full title to the property
purchased. JAMES MCShEhk1,
Guardian Of James O. McSherry.