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fsct that the stock has jumped TO over
doable its recent price. II IL tho prop
osiisn OF the company 10 increase their
capital stock forthwith. and ~ soon a.
posniblo commence the erection Of new
and powerful pumping and hosting ma
clinery. feeling nov assured OF havinga
good and valuable mino.
---
Prxn's OrEnA Horxx.--Miss Kaiha-
rins Rogers and the talented dramatic
company closed thsir engagement 1t the
Opsra House ON Saturday evening. with
..IIsnry v1II.." and The Rough Dia-
meud." An excellent audience filed
tho house and the farewell performance
passed Oh In good style. Miss Rogers
anil tho company have gone to Sacra-
Inento. This evening the Alle.hanianu.
= famous and very talented and popular
COMPANY Of vocal anil instrumental per-
formers, including q full peal or chorus
Of svizs bell ringers. will appear al tho
Opera House for q short season Of n few
nights. Among the am OF the prin-
opal performers and singers. We notice
tho~s Of Miss Marie Packard. the cele-
brstsd soprano; also that VI Mr.. Frank
l.. Benjamin. the silver voiced tenor;
also that Of Miss Bella Durgin, the
beautiful and accomplished c~ontralto,
and Mr. Sam Collins, the comic vocal.
lat. This company will give q serics Of
very attractive entertainments. The
''Ssiss Bell Ringers" ~ this troupe
xas called. when hrst organizsd2 Is years
ago, coma very highly recommended.
They have jast completed q most sue
ccssiul engagement in Salt Lake City,
and will proceed from hero to Cali
fornia.
cokoSkR's ISQrEsr. -Coroser Mayor
held an inquest. on Saturday. upon the
body Of tho teamster who vas found
dead ON tho road between tho Dirdsall
Grade toll house and the Occidental mill.
Tho jury. after hearing the testimony
adiuced In the case. rendered . verdict
10 the effect that the deceased vas Archi-
laid McHarraghan. by name. = native
OF Canada East. aged 80 years. and that
he cams 10 his death by falling on OF .
wagon. Inc deceaseu vas n % NJ "
'ho Miners Union Virginia e"y; w
are informed ,hai 40 isAvss = wiao anu
Two cn''"'eh in very us'''''
s'anees'
Corn HILL PoLIcx NKws.-Last night
nj si,ou, II O'Clock. two Cinnamon had
,u,,rsi in ,hs cellar Of the vesry
NJ, mn, o,.
of them vas getting tho worst Of the
fight. when he drew a knife or his OPP
Ponsnt AMI inflicted q sIlsh. ~oanu on
mrs head: So@o 'ooA Snua W..
teiy inteffsred = nsa s.,a.n
before no Y no sny 'u.'n ". eli
He was then iockea up rIx V 49,.
have an edanina,lon o .,.ssJ nn
"nshs ons nson 49, srd s.lssn
sna eh'uss y. W a.
entsrod oPPos''e nis "A"''
THx PrsroL--A' ABOUT o'.''A 'a
morning three men, eoiniAon'y .noSn '
Monahan' Manncs Ana 'Am ~ y
came engaged In . triangular nght on u
street. Virginia, In front Of wilcoxen's
saloon. Maurice and Jas. Nolan must
ts~a nspvosl n lftfla kOO muc for Mon
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TO THE LADIES.

DR. bPfNvEY, while naturally impressed
with tho delicaoy Of the subject, fecls 40 tesi.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
rufieringr. such q. Nervousness, NeurAlgia,
Spinal Mcaknsss. Loss of Appetite. Lassiiudc,
pnlap-a. u,eri. ItoiDyersions az Displico-
meni OF the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities. Lea.
%elorrca. Dyspepsia. fndiyesilon, Constipation.
and many petty, Irritating distractions tlht
almost Invariably have their origin IN the utter
Inc region, he can afford iteIn :m'ledia'c relief.
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Ixrorr,sr -inlor.ci by the Medical PRO
fc..ion. Dr. Wm. Hare p-laam for the Lung.
curve Coughs. Cold aud Consumption, aud AL
iiFcisca oi the m. ~ ard Chef. Dc Tnwns'
ity's Turihacau Anuiync cufcs in ono mln'
nIr
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oncAoo IL called the Insurance Com
panies' Cemetery.
, 1875-03-28

Tho poets fairy dream,
Touched with tho radiance Of :ar-o8 heAyeu.
Tinted NTH coiors that celestial team,
1s to hia reyerie given.
Ahove the things Of Garth
Waited on wings Of morning he doth rfse,
And visws the sights and scenes Of hcaynly birth
With most glad surptiss-
No longer In the dust
Borne down BY shackles Of bis earthly chain.
But soaring skJwnrd with joyous trust
New heights of Thoaeht to gain.
New hnYeus for the aoul
That tracks the ocean Of Eternity,
o'erHhclmd at times by biilowy fa.es that roll
Aemoyae1ess as the soa,
Beck we those po-ta of rest
And at such moments. It Is ours to see,
Though distant far, the hsrbor OF our uuesk
Whcrs Ta At peace hhau be.
When, storm and tenpest past,
We ehsn hare auchor'd In the port above.
AL danger Ger. re shall bc safe ut LIST,
Through an Almighty loyal
oa1caoo. J.W.D.
, 1875-03-28

. Tbs correspondent Of Che London TiD,eF xt
Shanghai writing on the 2lst OF January, says !:
The telegraph, has, no doubt, long before this
nasheo nome, the t1dings that tho Chinese Gov
the security Of portion Of it's maritime Gus
toms revenue. The loan has been set af!oat
under tho auspices Of thu Hong Kong b sh1pe-
hai Banking Corporation, and It haa met With
snsh favor that tho applications for the drst
oo0. The fact may ba regarded as eucourarinr
In it's bearing upon the future relations Of Chins
With foreign countries. She can nor no more
afford to ignore outer barba1ians,' "a being be.
meath contempt and abe may even learn to ap-
pEsciats the wisdom OF cu1tirating their good
will. On our part, moreover, tbs existence Of =
Chinese loan will have the effect OF ATTRACTING =
mora pointed attention to Chinese affairs At
home, and thus bringing about tho adoption Of
various remedial measures, tho neceasitv for
which might otherwise ba oyerlooked.n
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land thes4 nifty years that has not first been in
dicated to the Court Of Cardinals by the
English Government agent in Rome, e1cept
AscHslt- This has come out In the Grpyt{Ie
Memoirs who VIE forty years Secretar OF the
Prsyy Council Of the British E:aga. Secret-eeryice
money to Cardinals has operated successfully for
England OBJ, my friend! we have indeed been sold
by cur faithful s1gga1tha." Cullen w1s fahed out
Of the Roman College, and converted into Cardinal
that ho might rink MacEale 1nd keeo his
thumb upon him. Tho authorities passed over the
tTee D2mes sent from ireland replaces Archbishop
Murray, and be, an obscure In Rome, sent to
1relnnd over an their hazd man destltute Of talaut
or general EDpWledge.
Hs issued. last week Lenten pastoral to instruct
h,s aock how to keep Lent Into this holy .ddrea. he
1lungea TWO paragraphs warning his people agatnst
reTolutions Fenlauizn !" ii secret societies." and
u >ho,.lxsu. In tba ne1t paragraph he warns then
Eo to mix eEgs with r1eat II enc eA and cot to haEs
either, with fish, in their ztoEnachs On the same day
Aast this h addres1 to poor devils that got ne1hef
eggs nor ncat onca In thirty or, for that matter,
ID forty days, and, Il to- hsh, We know If they
arr veil enough OF to get salt herring With meal
in the sy, thcT may ae thsnhui AL this IL officially
told 10 Eeuple = million and more OF whom Hvs In
Aus ard ccazs and garzets in which whole families
1nale md female oid and young hudde together night
and d.y IN holy Ireland
Iay i1eee clri Bishops hars sold n, and keep sell
elect her own Bishops, by Irish votc& Of her OWL
Clergy, a1l be brought to the market ~ hitherto
The whole system Of the Cardinals in Rome II
huge lobly to contract with European Rings for tho
appointment their people Of suitable Bishops
according to o1uet to ac II chief detectives oTer their
subjects
THIS Is not ths religion Jesus taught On this Mount
and tbs sooner the n1kh made aware OF the TACT
the sooner will they GOT thetr Freedom. Yours,
TRpMAs MQoKKY.
, 1875-03-28
PERSONAL.

CHICAGO AND ELSEWHERE.
The Rev. ". n Bray, Of kalamazoo, Mloh.,
ms in the city during the past week.
Tho Rev. Stuart Robinson, D. D., Of Louis
eiIie, was in the city lecturing last week.
Tho Rev. Duncan McGregor has reorganized
md set to work the Methodist Society at Des-
painea-
Tho Rcv. R. ]. Langridge Of Geneseo, has
been in the city delivering his popular lecture On
aEchoes."
The Rev. s. Il Weller, OF Msndots. VIVA In the
-ty Inst week. He is p1uming himself for
pleasure tip 70 California.
The Rev. II. Aston. Of the Chicago univsrst.
r, is supplying With great acceptance The South
Baptist Church, Of this city.
The Rev. E. 9. Bickels, Of Dixon, yiaitea chf-
eago last week. He rerorts the good Tprk raarch-
lug On in that beautiful suburb
The Rev. J. Malvern, who has t.en East f,,
eoue aiue, Is expected home IN time to presch in
biz church. the Free Viii Baptist, to-day,
q. r, B1acka11, Depoeit&zy, reports TINT th.
business Of tho Chicago Branch Honse nf ths
American Baptist Publication Society for the rear
amounts TO about 3450o0.
The Buffalo ftprcss having stated that the re-
visalist, Heu1y VArley, Was formerly \ butcher
In London and ignominiousiy failed, friend Of
IL naljgntd MN makes tbs etsteneat that tho
, 1875-03-28

| preacher Quilted his business ut time whom it
YVES extremely prosperous. Ha built large
| Baptist church IN London, and iK liberal In his
| charities. Varley IS 3 success ia this conntrs.
He preached to &C, 900 people ut New York last
! Sunday night.
The Rer. Robert Coll5er's Boston popularity
seems to be waxing instead r" ~lninS. Never
before has the tnronG Of persons wishing to hesr
him been 60 great, and 10 othor preacher. o: any
denomination, has proved 50 attrsctlTs this VIM
ter.
Tbe death II announced OF the Rev. John
Wright Roberts (coloredl, Bishop OF the Me:h-
odist Episcopal Church in Liberia. Bishop Rob
e1ts WAS invested With supervisory powera only
over the Lber1au mission, . motion to coass,-
tute him full Bishop having failed Ut tho Gen.
e1al Conference. Action on his case waa
watched With considerable interest, as involving
the accession OF colored clergsnen to the nigh:
er episcopal honors. Bishop Roberts entered
into his charge Of the Lberian mission in 1885,
and revealed much administrative ability in tho
functions Of his Office, and a high character for
piety and integrity IN his ecclesiastical and social
relations.
Tbs Rcv. Dr.. George 3. Porteous-who came
from England a vear or two ago, and earned the
disfavor OF the Episcopal clergy Of New York
and Brooklyn py persistent preaching in Congre-
Eatlona and Presbyterian churches, 30 that
Bishop Potter Withdrew his license to presch-
has come to a lamentable failure. He has fms
personal appearance, considerable learning, mar
velous extemporaneons power. lie lectured
preached three times almost every Sunday. and
the halls and the churches were full when his
uamo Was announced. For time Dr.. Porteous
seemed to be not j" the coming man." but the
man that had come and his ardent friends were
anxious to build him q tabernaole, larger than
Talnage'a, in sb,ch lie and his people might
abide. He went into the Academy Of Music, and
filled that 30 long hs the excitement lasted, and
, 1875-03-28

given WT. Leon, upon which occasion the houso
should be. csammed. The programme for that
evening Will be announced hereafter.
GERMAN rHEArR1cA1s.
l. dramatic entertainment in German will be
given thia evening ut the Grand opera-House
when Mr. Alexander Wurstar will have grand
complimentary haneft. The pieco will be. the
comedy " Ultimo," which Mr. DAILY adapted into
"The Big Bonanza, now running at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. Among the artists are ".
rellesxier, L. Wurster. Louis Koch, Karl Weber,
Adolph Beuder, Mesda1nes Pel1essier. Methua-
scheler, Wurntar, 1isa Wurater, Hiss Thiels-
mann, and others.
THE ApEIPM,
Tho most notable festure Of tfe bill at tho
Adelphl this week will b the production Of
"The Ticket-of-Leave Aan," with Mr. Frank
Aiken AZ Bob Brierly- 1t is long time now
tince Mr. Aiken played in Chicago. His old
friends and admirers will not haye forgotten his
performance OF the Fart. In old times, when
Woods and afterwards Aiken's Museum, vss
one OF the institutions OF the city, Mr. Aiken
used to play Bob Brferly to crowded houses. He
will probsbly repeat his former triumphs. While
it ia unnecessary to go out Of the city for good
opinions Of hIr. Aiken, It may not be-. out of
place to say that duriog his recent visit to New
Orleans, where he played the sa1iis part, he re-
cefved tbs most decided communications from
the press OF th8t ctty, aud played very SUCCESS
full eusagament. The variety bill at the Adelphi
is about the same as last week in point OF excel
1ence.
m. 1HkPs14Ha BENEFIT.
It is among the virtues Of the dramatic profess
mon that c.ll for sid will summon to tho as
slatauce Of sufferer every hearer within
reach OF tbs cry. Nc mattsr whether that suffer-
er is one Of the fraternity, or = member Of aome
other profession, the actor ia ready to contribute
his ehaze to aid tbs needy. This ia ono Of the
virtues that not the most bitter detractor OF the
stage can deny. Il Is tho greatest Of gifts, and
, 1875-03-28

Soma special Eaatsr music win BE- given 1T
Christ Church to-day. The choir consists Of
Mrs 6. ". schoonhovep, soprano; Miss Florence
c. Rice, alto; J. G. Hunnenan, tenor; G. c.
Leaer, bass; Ord Knopfel organtht- Tho pro-
gramne ia as follows:
, 1875-03-28
MUSICAL.

There has been nothing to nots IN tho musical
eventa Of last week. It was not season Of pop
u1sf festival The present week does not prom
ise to be moro prolific OF matters OF interest. The
musical news is confined to few announce
r,ao+a
, 1875-03-28

a n mn
49, xas+1.a, ~. ass.t ,-saL oss ~. .,!.I r.
atae 1eSs''3i' 1ne pseaeaS "eea ooea "os ptona-
lse to DO more pfoAnc OF matters OF interest. The
musical news is confined to = few announce
EASTER MUSIC.
Soma so.oial Enat.r music viii ha riv,n ,t
s' ,nl"",. npoA- 4." Tu," ~ ~. ~ 30 ~
sn'se* ouulea @oa@s- Ano eoon ooun.o'o VI
s pi.a .,ta c'er' Hnnpasn ss tanor. eDc' -
-. s n..s1 1s-... NJ
nsuo', o:a", sn,a oAu n.sopAe' w" LILO pfo-
.r,,t.r .,tb,n AoHansa. 7,o,a
,. "0iora patri ,uercadsnts
1nhota m fi,er ~ from St,hst tfatar;n ni,rd
< cffs,torv -, - DncE
EvEsMa.
!. "Golia IN Ezcelsts in F". Wlldon
Gantate N u Nack
1eas 1ssta.II = aho.r 1uch
l. VI unef.oss- aois 9eapsaa :.''''o"en
Ine 1oao"ln6 IL tne e1aeF OF 1ns performances
at the Cathedral this morning l. Mass in f, by
J. Seugenherger, President Of tho American
f,ear;}ia- -Verain q Vani Gra.tor u hv Al Kain.
:, Offertory PIerre. "Adoro to Devota. = h,
stahle.
Il the Horv Family Church for tha frat tim.
in Cbicago. Mozart's entira Twelfth Mass viii he
sung by the iargest church cholr IN the city, num-
barring elghty-tTo voices; otganist, Christian
beEge. ..........
Inc musical programme TOT sne morning ser
1n%s ~ .s1ato yro, se,nonv ~ nmpae,h 1"
ven 70 Deum in B minorEn1ck: Gloria Pat.1
-Pa,rca HvTnn :. f?hrist the Jsori ;s R;aan
13nck Hy1i,n Grand OfYartnire in q minor
I}stt;ste The choir ;a cor9nnaad ~ 6fiea Tass;ra
Haskell. Mrs. Q. T. Johnson, Mr. Philo Otis,
Mr. G. 7. Root @. 4. Havens, crgantst.
TunNER aA11. CONCERT.
!. shatpshooters March. .--.....-.-.F Faust
D"at fraro aWijItan :1S Ten Re,.1ei au9ni
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!" The First Blood: !"

40, not by Concord Bridge, we tE8x,
The first blood wet the ground;
sor dyed the sod Of Lexington,
From Blanchard's gaping wound.
Twas early, ere the misty East
With tints Of daybreak glow'd,
That Paul Revere's high mettled steed,
Came laundering down the road.
John Adams woke and breathed prayer
In God I put my trust"
And to his brave companion said,
John Hancock, rise and dust
Then Hancock up and grabbed his clothes
And through the darkness fed,
nut stumbling. fell and struck his nose,
and thus the blood was she'd
NHt brooklyn Argus.
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BELLEVUE, La, THURSDAY, MAY 90 1875.

I perceive my man. l prepare
to decend. just as I near the
masthead the escape funnel
gives an awful roar, the pent>
up steam blows my flying ma
chine to smithereens, and |
fall into the water and am
drowned. And being so, !
must preforce conclude Fun
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GEN. LESLIE COMBS, OF KEN
TUCKY; ON GRANT, have SO
poor an opinion of Grant that
| let all political questions go,
because lie Is sure to be mixed
up in some way with all of
them. I think him the most
reckless; obstinate and igno>
rant political prostitute this
country has over known. Get
that word for word; now, as it's
some more of my political faith.
He is in favor of a third term,
and any number of terms, aud
if the people are not careful
the politicians will have him
elected. Then Gabriel's horn
will sound pleasing to my ears
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EfsaS = Ss%...~e
NEWSPAPER BY-LAW.-Be
brief. This is the age of.tele~
graphs and sten9sraphy. sse,
Be pointed. Don't write all
around a subject without hit
ting it.. sI pal,l
State. facts, but dop't stop to
moralize. lisa drowsyt SUBJ
|ject. Let the reader do, bis
own dreaming. III, .n.,,,
Eschew preface, Plunge at
once into your IT. subject, like .
swimmer into cold water.
| If you have writte;nll 4 a. sens ,,>
tence that you think peculiarly
fine, draw your pen through It:
A pet child is always the worst
| III --ssss=@
in the family, farI ul
Ii Condense. Make sure, that
you really have an idea and
then record it in the. shortest
possible terms. We want
thoughts in their quintessenee.
When your article is COM
p1eted, strike out ninestenths
Of the adjectives, ssa ads
Deut.. xxxii., .Reniember
the days Of old, consider the
years of many generations; ask
} thy father and he will show
} thee thy elders and they Will
| tell thee" 80 s...,a s. /,
Il Fear thou not, for I am With Wiz
. thee !; be not dispayed for !
! am thy God. Isa. Eli, ,10 -
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Louisiana.


The following from one OF
Charles Nordhoff's recent let~
ters Is worthy of thoughtful
t't
"You cannot travel far in
Louisiana without discovering
that the politicians who, in the
name of the Republican party, |
rule it, and have done 50 for
the last seven years, Id all the
departments ofits government,
state and local, are vehenlent>
" and unanimously detested
by the white people. | have
been amazed to see how all |
white men, and liiany blacks,
to my own neutrality-suspicious.
er rich or poor whether iher-
chants, mechanics Or profess
sional hen; whether Ameri-
cans, French, Irish or German
or Italian by birth absolutely
all except the office-holders and
tiieif relatives-unite in this
feeling of detestatioi OF their
rulers. 1t expresses itself so
wildly at the polls that, as |
noticed before;only 5,OOOwhites
out Of over 10000 supported
the Republican ticket at the
last electioh; and it is a fact
that most Of these 5000 are
offce.holders !; the greater part
are strangers in tie state, and
very many Of them may justly
be called adventurers. 1t is SC
universal a sentiment that ]
have found scarcely a colored
man, out Of office, who did not
complain to me that the Re
: publican whites are as faithles'
to their duty as they believ'
the other side would be- ~
There is nothing new in tn
above, perhaps, but comm!
from a man whose politica
J sympathies are rather the re
!, verse of Democratic, the state
ments made may have add
; tional weight ind significance
That these statements are III
: orally true admits of not th
. Shadow of a dohbt. Bein
true, and question NATURAL
= arises: Can any goverhmer
I
I he really good which is SO bi
= terly hated by the mdst inte
= ligent class of the communii
who dwell under its power
$ If Missouri had a governmel
J. ! which was cordially deteste
h by every Missourian exec
l. Office holders, the James ar
q Younger boys. the street-loa
Il ers, social-evil supporters al
r. bar-room "dead-beats," wou
not the honest and decent pc
i pie Of our state fell that th,
~ were. wearing an infamo
ST yoke, which ought to be throw
ye off, peaceahly if they cou1
e. forcibly if they lnusta Y
a this is precisely the conditi
!, of affairs in Louisiana now, a
~ has been for seven long a
shameful years. And this ct
ditiOn of affairs is the work
IS the Republican party, susta
~ - ed by a Republican preside
and backed up by q Republic
congress. And there are me-
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Above Chase.

AIS uS, uiS Su-SOuiCu do Lay oius
impressionable as Romeo, white
gloved and massive-boots as
the best of Soctland-yard
| If Miss Braddon could only
see me she would he sure to
put me iii d novel. [ am just
the active aud intelligent to
suit her.
1 love an angle! and-rap>
ture she is not Indifferent to
me! She is fair>haired, like
Lady Andley-as l saw her at
the play last time | was off
duty. She came in her car>
riage to the station, for all the
world like the queen or the
chief commissioner. She is
welded to a wealthy wretch.
J How shall l get rid of him 7
Stay! He must have commits
ed bigamy. They generally
do, / will find out all about
, him, and then claim her hand
and her handsome jointure, as
jim gives does in that beauti>
ful story in the Bobby's Budg>
ct. Let me set to work at once.
Where are the handouts
n I was not deceived-I never
: am. He has committed biga-
e my. Bigamy, did / say ? Trig>
g amy, quadrigamy, polygamy
4 She shall be mine! l have the
h proofs Of his guilt, and now
await him round the corner
! by his tavorite public-house,
where he seeks to make a still
further victim Of the beateOus
barmaid. Iloved her once, but
she despised me. Never mind
/ will save her and seize him
~ He wants to take a theatre f0
is her! Ha! ha! He leaves tha
ar bar only for the dock.
ic. Heapproaches. l grasp hiu
II and close the handouts. eau
s. ses ! they are to large! 81
13 eludes the grip and knocks m
I'd down, halls a passing handson
IS. and disappears. / hear hir
say to the cabby, "To Charm
CROSS" He will escape by th
~ chahhel tunnel. Not so-ne
!. : so.
Is I Recover. l rush to tie pt
|
lr' lice Station and provide myse
st. with smaller bracelets. I hui
Try to the railway station. Ho
re- ror! the train has gone +! E
MS, will be in France beyond II
40 reach. ] faint before the tick
nd Office. a 9fei
When / revive I ann in Il
hands Of Mr.. Scott; Of LeeG
:, He takes me to the refreshme
- room aud gives me brandy
tell hiu may sad story: 3s
rer.
"Cheer up," he says "y
EN- will soon overtake him. Iha
, SO in my pocket one of my pate
hat flying machines, by the aid
go, which I have travelled a hu
~ of dred miles in ten minut
lost Mount and fly! When y
nos release the spring and descel
t1ls u seize the culprit, and asce
;r,s with him into the air, as
Lith. roc did with old Sitibad."'
run, | am afoat and going
L.
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A witness in a Philadelphia
court sWore " "Ivhas so drunk
dat I conduit tell whether /
vas sober or not.''