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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
A Wiiefs Trick.

The Cincinnati Times says -" A lady occu
pying high position In Washington, whose
husband was of tho Government, made trip
TO Europe with HIM. She dotted on lace, aud
here was her opportunity Talking of the
acquisitions she would make in this line he
told her she should purchase any reasonable
quantity provided she should not smuggle
any. To this she acceded. The gentleman
took as part Of his wardrobe dressing gown
for like most Americans in the privacy Of his
room he liked to phil OF his coat Several
times on the trip he observed the care his
wife took OF this garment and was gratified
for her anxiety for his comfort. Once when
smoking, while lighting his cigar, he set his
gown on fire, and quite hole was burned in the
skirt. His wife was considerably agitated and
he was tlattered that 70 trihing danger to him
had go moved her. One morning Immediately
after their return to this country no found be-
fore he reached his office that keys he needed he
had left ct home, and ietraccd his steps to get
them. Letting himself in with his latch key he
to his chamber, and on opening the door found
his wife on her knees on tho ;loor his dressing
gown diyested OF its llEing and spread before
her, and she, SCISSORS in hand, disengaging from
IL white, ilimsy fabric with which it was cover
ed. She sprane up on seeing him, laughing, and
exclaimed lyon are the Emuggler you wore
that lace all over Europe, aud brought it home"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
The Republican Nominations.

E1-Mayor Valentine who leads the poll and
secures the nomination for Mayor, Is 90 well
known as not to need introduction. He served
honoraby throughout the War, as Captain in
the 4sh Delaware Regiment, and in 1866 was
elected Mayor OF the City, being reelected in
1867, and 1868, and sgain in 1869, for the term
of three years. The Law then rendering him in
eligible to immediate re election, lie was not
again candidate in 1872, but is now for the
fifth.time nominated for the iiaycralty. by the
Republican party.
Mr.. NJ. L. Idchtensteiu, nominated for Pres-
dent OF Council, has served as member Of that
body for several years, and is fully acquainted
with the duties Of its presiding .cilicer. Like
Mr.. Vincent, the candidate for Treasurer lie was
unanimously nominated for the place, no one
appearing or being brought out a candidate
against him. 1t il not often that any one il
thus put in nomination without single oppos-
ing vote
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
PUlIticaI Noes.

Tor Governor q alarsaId, the Towsontown
Lnlon suggests the following Republicans, ell
ther Of wAoru, it thinks would make good Gov.
ernor Jacob Tome, and Joseph D. Pugh, of
Cecil county; Alexander Randall aud A. B. Hag.
ner OF Annapolis Joi.I L. smith, Of Westrniii-
ster l.. II. Steiner, Of Frederick Henry ",
Hoffman and Lloyd L1wndce, Of Allogauy and
Francis Miller, Of Montgomery,
Congressman Beck, OF Keutucky,i is ao anxious
10 tickle the Bourbuna into voting FOR lin for
Cnited States Senator that he tell. them upon
the stump that ''natiOn' IL a contemplate word
and thst no good Democrat utters IL without dis
gust. "Thi- il no nation. We are free and IN
dependent States. Are wo indeed How far
did that idea get. When it Was fougut out be.
tween 1861 and 1868
II anybody wants 10 know what evils would
befall the country II tie Democratic patty
should he restored 70 power, let linn box st
New York and Cincinnati. II information IL de-
sired as TO States, glance at Connecticut. Ohio.
Tennessee, and Georgia. Cincinnati Gazeee
The work oil President making goes on active
ly in various quarters, The Atlanta fGa Hr-
AID, Democratic paper. has come to the con-
ciusion that the nomination from its own party
II pretty sure TO fail III - the qIadruplet ~ Of
Thurman, Hendricks Bayard, and Tilden, with
- Hendricks chances much the beHt. II thinks
that Grandfather Tilden will find it hard 10
convince the convention that New York man
should be tried again, ''three losing nays -
Mcclellan, Seymour, and Greeley, having al
ready been taken from one unhappy State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
acidity ofthe Stomach,

On this subject DR.. Hall in his Journal Cf
Healn, says -.Acidity of stomach always
arisas from that organ not being able to digest,
to work up the food eaten. 10 extract the nu-
trment which it contains, hence two results -
First, the food decays, that is rots, becomes
sour and generates sour gas, which is beiehea
up. causing burning or raw sensaton, loca-
ted apparently at the little hollow at the bottom
of the neck. or in thst vicinity. Sometimes an
acid fluid il belched up, and ia so very sour
occasionally AZ TO take the skin off some parts
OF the throat mouth or lIps--Second, the food
not being properly worked mp, does not give
out It's nourisbment, the sSstem i not fed, ana
consequently becomes weah. the circnlahon
becomes feeble, the feet grow habitualy cold
the person is easily chilled, and breads going
out of doors is happiest when hugging the
fire, and takes cold sn easily that the express
sion il frequently used. ''the least thing IN the
world gives me u cold =" When such c0ndl-
tion il reached the colds are generally 80 fire.
quently repeated that before one Is cared
another comes ana there n - perpetual conSh
which the mort uiinte!iigent know III tina certain
harbinger. the forsrunner Of consumption OF the
lungH.
When persons are troubled with indigestion.
and one OF its effects, acidity. the advice given
in nearly all cases Ii to take something TO correct
the acidlty. such as cream of tsrtsr. soda, sale
ratus, the lye OF wood ashes and other alkalies.
These things correct the acdity, but the stomach
gets no power OF a better digestion the effects
~ far as sensation is concerned are removed,
but the system continues to be improperly nour-
ished the man grows thinner aud weaker and
with wasting of flesh and strength there Ii
diminished power OF circulation /; the person be-
comes chilly, colds are taken from slight causes
and at diminishing intervals, and before he
knows it he has annoying. hacking cough,
which too often ends IN wasting fatal disease.
When acldity follows eatng 1t ii because
there has been an error in the quantity or quail
ty OF food eaten the stomach could not rnsn-
age it--could not perform the work imposed
upon it. The true remedy is to eat less at each
meal, until no acdty is pelcepuhle, or TO
change the quality of the food and in short
time the stomach, not being Overtasked, gets
time to rest, to recuperate, TO get strong, then
it digests more food, and dlgests it better, with
the inevitable result O: a more vigorous constl-
tuition. more power Of endurance, more strenth
of body and greater elasticity of mind. more
happiness and energy to grappe with ifes du
ties, which makes existence pleasure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
New,p;apers

The Richmond Hh,g Las well written article
on newspapers, which every editor N4u recog-
uize as the frozen truth. 1t eays
'The newspapers have their distinctive char
scters and appearances, IA men aud woman have
Their countenances are Just rs marked-some
pleasing, some repulsiye, some Insignificant
One accustomed to receiyeand read number
Of them every day, soon gets to looking upon
them as uponf 20 many living. sentent, talk
ing beings. He knows which TO take up first,
aud the order in which each should be handled
Some are full Of solid matter, and of orderly,
well dgested and well arranged articles. Some
are sensational, some spiteful, some light aud
gossipy, some facetious, some extremely statos-
inanlike, some grave and dignifed, some senti-
mental, some so proper as to be most damnably
dull, and come without any reverence for hea-
ven, respect for man or woman"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
rom our Late Editions OF saturday.
nIddletOyvn Items.
OFF TIE TRAcK-THE PEACH 61owEns s-pRo6nEss |
or TUE REFRIGERATOR scHEME-TEsTINa THR |
WEIGHT OF CATS,

OFF TlE TnAcK-THE PEACH GROWERS -PRooREss
or TUE REFRIGERATOR scHIME-TEsTISG THE
WEIGHT OF CATS.
Cores 5ondsnce Of The Commercial.
MIDDLEIowS, DEL. JriY II.
Engine No. l5 got off the track at cur depot,
last Wednesday night at 10 O'Clock. She was
backing on q gliding to get car, when, owing
to the switch having been misplaced by some
careless individual she was let down on the
cross tics and ran some distance. At half past
twelve O'Clock she was put upon the track after
considerable hard work.
The fifth convention OF our bu-iness-like
peach growers il to be held this afternoon. at
which time the reports Of several committees will
be given for the consideration OF growers. The
committee to visit the officers Of tho Baltimore
& Ohio railroad left for Baltimore last Thursday
morning and their report to-day wall be one in
teresting feature OF the meeting.
The building of Messrs Riker Il Co . refrige!-
ator progresses. The cellar Is nearly Iu.,, aud
understand the engine Is now at tie depot
The capacity of the building viii be for over
200 600 baskets and not 10 900 ~ ! wrote last
Tuesday. This mode OF preserving fruit il the
mau suij ject OF conversation, AMI rs It j. ey-
pertinent, the probable re7ll' il f1ie subject of
considerable conjecture. All viii be- ready for
operation by August Let.
The Delaware Il. Il. company recently erected
large scales at cur depot for tiIe purpose OF
weighing cars supposed to be overloaded They
we're not to lig idle long, For last AlonGa7 = cal
from the lower part Of tno State was put on them
and found to weigh over the enormous amount
Of 25,090 10, Tie weight allowed cars is 5000,
20 the result was tIe demsud oil additional
freight at tho end of the cars jjulrey. ILls
viii prove a Lesson to shippers,
The two fruit drying establishments arc nah'
ing their ususl preparations f0r the season
WORK, which viii commence next week.
Considerable counterfeit money in fifty cent
not,- is in circulation here, and the parties arc
sr-pected who are dealing tlon CO. The pres
eLCe OF detectives is wished for,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

Judge Reagan, OF loxas, who was one Of Jof-
ferson Davis Cabinet, il strenuoasly advocaiing
the restoration Of the whipping post in that
sta.e. He remember. it an part Of the planta-
tion sy=teu and Is ioa;h TO gYe It up. This is
natural. We presume Texaa VIII again &c. mp
the post and pu. some Of her plantation over.
seers 10 wield the lash. That will he natural,
tco. We shall not be surprised u see all the old
slsve States taking that atep.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
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PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, CStindays
sceplsd,) at the COMMERCIAL BrIIDIsa, South-''ssf
sornsr Eth and Market Streets. 7ioo cents copy.
Ten cents a icsst. DKIvRhKD FREE by carers
fArouolout ths city, The COMMERCIAL pil be sent By
mai, TO any Post OSlee in Aes Castle County at b
. annun sl25 tr months; 80 cents IFr month
10 Post oecss OUTSIDE OF Neo Castle county $3.50 per
ar,nu; 81 40 for mrse months; 80 cents PR mouth
TIE PuBLIaggRs PREPAY PosTAaA an all eases
COMMERCIAL sTBIM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
eisd Nth frseiass machinery and skf'ifSt wos@D.n,
for erssiting Book JoL and Mercantile Printing n al
descriptions, at price- t'!Or the aiing Printing
Hotlses Of The large oitiss.
DELARARB TRIBUNE, (Eeek!y,l the Peniasuiar
oroan Of Farmers and Fruit-groieers great Family
Newspaper; published epery Thursday morning. al
Teo Dollars geIr, PosTaas. PRsPAtD BY rHs PUB-
LI8HRaa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

FfvE DOLLAR DLpw.--Betora Ia. ffdzer,
till= morning. John Purcell, Of Chester county,
u trucker who stand- N the market, made epuI-
p,eiut aga.iist John T.. Baca, carter oi ,ins
ci:y, wiO Ind committed an a--au.I uscn h.Jo.
Il eoenie that Purcell was backing hls wagon
INTO II place which Beck wGs eLleayoring TO
hold for tlll.d party, and in dairg 70 one 81
the wheels of his wagon .t,u;k Blch on tic
Lsud, which gayo rise to the blow. Beck wss
iined IS and costs, AID as he lad threatened
Purcell IN case lie brought suit, to was also put
under peace bond Of ZOO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
mrs. DIR. FOSTER. tsIoed rnrificr.

This well known AMI thoroughly tried preparation
maintains its reputation as remedy unsurpas,e "A
for the cure OF b9oi aud skin diseases VIZ: letter
ringworms, ScrOfula, blstches, pimpes. hcia, i'm
puities OF the blood, etc. tut up Ia quart bOtlrs.
PRICE aagN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
City 3usiaess IIret.nrg.

Nf'g t-sHNfHSrN t~,hfitNAB,
Auctioncrrs
L. W. Siiham 4 Son. III East 9TH street
BnnIsers md Brokers
p, r. Robinson Co.. iJ0 Market stroet.
Bel! Ringers nnd Bill Fosters,
Geo W. jackson, . West 9th st.
Loot and shoe Makers iud Deuicrs.
J, G, Alexander lU2 Market RI.
iiahcork : BRO, 2i3 Market street
Isaac Murray, III West " Secnnd IT. NJ ''''
VI. y. I ufuer Il Co.. 3ig Market st.
Carpenters nnd Builders.
j. g. iaddoch, shop Ihorne bel Front Res IJIg Wnsh'p
j. H. D. seeds, shop ". 4.h, noar West.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Riisbauc It DeMainyo, II u Fourth street.
Clocks, Watches. nnd-.Ieweiers.
j, {. Massey, 4Oi King street.
Couch nnd CnrriaRs lInterini.
VIM Green Co., s. L. corner 3d aud Shirley sta
Druggists.
II. II Bringhurst, Si7 Market st.
Florists.
Tatnall Co., Delaware Avenue and jefferson ST.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas 7. plummer. be Markets ST.
Woolley q Van Tramp, blu Market st.
Gents Furnishing Goods
John P. Doushien ilU Market St
Hats. Cups. &c
GSo ,So: 4 \ WaI9yeni yal,a ~ 43l Market W ntreSt.
iron md steel
VIM. Green & Co., S. II. corner 3D. and Sbtu,ey .ta
Livery stables
Patrick Holland, S. W. cornor Front aud orsIEs
. i4ooting-t.lnsscs and Frames
r. McMonagle, I'd and King sts.
Merchant TaiIors
Geo. GoHrrt l3f.Ith st.
.lohn II. huhihauaen 45 kiaEs',
Samuel Miller, Ir, Ig Market 81
Rcnl EsInic Agents
Evans pennington hilmnp.,s BIG, Sth aud Mar.o,
NJ ~. thiid 4 Cn..i west 7tA #.
! II. saaer. 30 Hud ShipleS ,t.
Wu. fcNnuids & Co. Nj Market ct
VIM MeCaullHy & Co, 6ls Market ~.
Restaurant and HiIIinrd Room g.
Joseph Fllmor, bi and 5Ri Market st.
Sewing Machines
titover Baker Sowing Machine Co., S07 King Ct
Hrw American Sewing Machine, 7Is Market st
Endrriahrrs
ThomasJ Giles. 81 Shipley st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
SpefiaI Nutitfs.
Choice soda water.

r. RTinghurst ca. have re-opened their hinera
Water Fountain Tor the season. The majority oi
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority Of the soda wster from this fountain
AMI The delicious nayor Of the Fruit syrups they
prepare, OF which there are upwards OF twenty WI
rieties. They have
GLASS sIPHoS BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly hling them
with highly charged Cerbonic Acid Water. Nhtall
can be drawn at Will, making The bJtIles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require u, or me
lover of soia Water Who may desire It, 10 enjoy tne
use OF this delightful beverage AZ any time at home
We have On dIaaght the following popular
MINERAL sPRING WATERS;
Geyser, (Sarsiogs) Excelsior. lsagatOgs,, Nigh
ROck tSaraiogal Nlchy, kissngen. Also, the TO-
lowing waters 10 hstfe-: : Iong:es-, Exec sor lla-
thorn, aeyser. uigh Rock. It. Louis, Magnetic,
Franklin. bal sion spa, petersburg. Mtss'squni
Rocshridge Alum, -. tafhartnts Artes4a. Fred
ertesaaiie, vichy, Sci zer. Bedford. Eic.
E. BRINGHuRST q CO,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
te.ttnony.

Icheer.ally give this testimony TO the puhl'c that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and Tettor Ointment
curef Re;
Nas afflicted Tor many years with is5rde-ef
blood, r Iblesnne and obstinate tei.er of The
san AMI swelling CT the rsuas OF the neck, which
was the occasion al prolonged suffering snd ex-
ptUse
consuited etge of the most prominent physi-
cikGs in the city ust used their medicine long time
Without receiving any permanent relief; on tae
iug OF hope, / was induced To try Mrs. Foster q
Blood Purifier, which wes recommended TO me as
nelng certain cure for my disease. II was the
t1fn.ag point 10 ny case after using two bottles
o. tie Blood furher In connection with the Tetter
UintILent the swelling ceased, the eruptions disap-
peal red erd low | am entirely ind efectuAlly cured
II further information 10 desired concerning my
cass, call at my residence.
THOS. SCOTT,
1880 Claymont street, over lin Street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
MINERAL spRING WATERs
E. BRlNGHuRsT q CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets


Cures aarrh9a, dysentery, cholera mortus
cremp, pain. etc. Price % cents per bottle
All the above remedies prepared and sold Whole
sale aut Tetail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Erant anr " aa- = Ia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

This road, with all its property and franchises,
Is to be sold az auction under decree Of Court.
August I'd, in Now York City, for the benefit of
The first mortgage bondholders.
The general body Of bondholders have united
in plan for protecting their Interests by caus-
ing the Road and property 70 10 bid in for them
by Bondholders Committee, selected for the
purpose This Committee consists of Johnston
Livingston, of New York. Frederick Billings, Of
Vermont George Stark. Of Massachusetts. j. X.
Moorhead and j. y. Hutchinson. Of Fennsyl.
vania, and iJno. N. Deni-on, Of Maryland, The
plan OF purchase and reorganization represented
by this Committee las been unanimously ap-
proved ly general meeting Of the bondholdeis.
All bondholders, who wish TO share IN the beue-
tits Of the plan or desire information, should m
mediately address the purchasing Committee, y.
z. H. r.. at % Fifth Avenue, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

The Graud Jury at ST. Lollis OH Thursday and
Yesterday presented thirty indictments agairet
inerpber- Of tho whiskey rtug" IN that city,
Their names will not be known until they are sr-
rested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
sytnNrs. 9ttatsrs, Aauars, e.

hJhW stove AND HEATER STORE
- AND
;zt;ctEHAL house FURNISHING EMPORIUM
WILLIAM r. ROBINSON
nAS OPENED A NEW
sTOYE AND HEATER STORE
al the y. e Cor. o. Second aaa King sta, fronting
on StCond 81 Constantly OIL hand all the latest i'm
proved STOVES, HEArERS, AND RANGES Pa
irons supplied at the Ghortest notice tJctl4-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

80 Persons leasing toira tor The summer can hare
the CoKMERcIAL ,aailed 20 thsm, Postpaid, for o.
cents a month
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

Subscribers senainga single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
a,eay BY mail Informed that a ttso cent stamp Is
required ifan ordinary wrapper BE- used II sent to The
post office icth cent stamp il uNl probably ner-
reach is destination. 1he paper Hth no ierappSr az
aLL or a liIhi one, can b nnailed for one NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
Northern Pacific R. II. sale.

The following important notice is sent to the
COMMERCIAL, requesting us to make mention Of
its facts for the benefit of those Of our readers
who may be interested in the bonds Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Co. We suggest that
it might be judcious for them to hold meeting
or otherwise secure concert OF action, in order
to put themselves III the most favorable posi-
tion The notice Ia as follows -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
1850 glaynont street, over inn Sire
Orienra, p,Ic ana Burn snIve.

Prepared bs Mrs. Dr. Foster. An infallhe rem
edy for piles Qniernal and externRD and burns
Read the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box. Price y cents each.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-24
The uan VINO wa. No. Elected. !.

The candidate who didn't get
enough votes to elect him the other
day is out on the street now, wear
ing the look of an injured man.
As he turns a corner he meets Jones,
and Jones says:
"Ah! Well, I'm sorry for you;
I'd have bet money that you would
go in by 500 majority"
my majority would have been
twice that if some bastard hadn't t
started the rnmor that I was op-
posed to education" replies Unsuc-
cessful.
'They lied about you, eh4''
''Lied I Why, they told me the
most outrageous falsehoods the hu-
man mind could conceived I've got
a clue, and you look out for three
or four civil suits for damagesf"
Turning the next corner he meets
Davis, and Davis yells out:
"Hellei I see you aren't dead
yeti Well, I'm sorry for you;
wanted to see you go in"
"And shonld have been elected
straight as a string if nay name en-
the ticket hadn't been spelled wrong.
That and that alone foored me-
One block more and Smith rush
es at him and shouts:
Hang it! but I thought you
would wax that fellow by three
thousand votes !'
"rd have done it like a shot" re-
plies Unsuccessful, @but the in
spectors received hundreds OF H.
legal votes, and I was laid out
This thing isn't through with, how
ever; propose to carry it to the
Supreme Court"
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-24
atarritnZ Charra.
ISt Louis Westliche Post Of Monday-Ed
itoriRl.

[St Louis Westliche Post Of MOnday-Ed-
itorial
The grand jury that again meets
to-day to examine into the facts
connected with the whisky frauds,
which were notoriously conducted
and protected from above, must
under no circumstance overlook
one thing. The Washington tele-
grams, scritten in CIPHER, which
are before them, warning the dis
tillers of this city of their immin-
ent danger, are based upon and
derived from a knowledge which
at that time 6ut too persons pos
sessed. Only BriStoH and Grant
knew of the steps that were to be
taken, and as we knoU that those
signals of warning were not given
by BristO,c they could only hare
come from Grant or one an his con-
fdence. The whole country there
fore points already to the noteri-
Gus Babcock, Grants body villain,
false measurer and swindler in
general, as well as the head of all
the corrupt scoundrels and news
papers in 1872 in particular, of
whom, to use a familiar phrase,
such misdeed is to be expected.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-24


While yet the red.kin's warvhsop rang
in days Of Y.lkin water,
When recking scalps we're trophies sang
Ny hordes In savage slaughter.
When Indian wigwam camp -6res curfd
Without @ Yankee neighbor.
The white man from the Eastern world.
The Western sought for labor.
Who're Huron's crystal waiers fow.
Was raised 9 rustic shanty.
A pioneer Of long nyo,
That huddrd Ypsilsnti.
A crooked name frcm crooked lore.
A rude and crooked CRATER
Planted on Huron's crooked shore.
Fer crooked spelling after.
Writ oicr one hundred ways, Pm told
by posiofficc officials.
And strange To say. read hot or cold.
Prom t~enty five initials.
Yet not In vain its spellings cost,
IL more than Tam OShanter,
since never time. letter lost
Twas mailed To Ypriianti.
We've saag the sby. not where's nor
whens
In palace. home and shanty.
With s,ovs-up diamOnd- pointed peas,
In spelling Ypsilauti.
Nor merry brains its toppied DER.
Experts Tor hard snags teasing.
That spelt. but nOnplused, ripped and
tore
Asd leh the door . wheeriag.
So ifJohn Bull should scratch his wool
Next year at the Centennial,
And ask Colrmbia for pull
At spelling some perennial.
Let's try his wind on Indian seas
OF Noam.-mahomee- -meshaniee.
IL that don't fetch him TO a suceze.
just mention Ypsilanti.