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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-10
IN IpYL OF THE HOPPER.

we have taken Town orr hara from the viil0r
more for the purpose OF brushing swsy the rus
than with an expectation O. winning poetic fInl,
In view of the api reaching e.nteuIial, when rhym
i likely 10 Re in paying demand, IL : well H.
Pe-sssus should he occasionally troitei out. Dan
of the New York San has much TO say now-a-day
about the decline Of literary enterprise among til
American people Kansas ought not TO rest undo
the imputa;ion. The burden of our song Is will b
perceived, is THE CHRISTOPHER; aniwas ii nc
said Of old that, ''the grasshopper shall he bun
den ?" Much Of the poetry Is an apoStrophe to III
'cusses; and the whole of II Is strictly original
SALT CREEK VALLEY, June 5th, 1875. IA. E.
U ETetched pests, why have you come,
Our honest Changers TO annoy:
To trim their wheat, 10 nip their corn,
And all their other crops destroy!
There's beauty in the humlniny bird;
There's service in the busy bee;
In all things else that creep or fly,
We ind some gOoi-but none in thee.
Your coming makes the farmer gruan,
And IN the town you make a muss
You wreck The vegetable man,
And make the best OF People ''cus.."
Your appetite Is always coYj;
Your eas,s invariably ha.ch
The little hoppers come to time,
\ scOre OF more, in every batch
And every one can hop and ear
And as they hop and eat they grow,
\ hundred million in each squad
They clean the fields wher'er they 20
No wonder stifI-neckeI Pharaoh
Was glad to let the Jews depart:
v 2 too, would let our Hebrews side"
~ Is In 81 ut
And Job with all his trials sore,
Had mary hopper in his grain;
His patience, bOils nor ba-es could bulge
But could not stand hopper strain.
To man-Creation's hi.h-toued Lord
In haunting terms they seem TO say:
$50 in old boys and plOv and plant;
We must have forage while we stay"
1--WE thank you for your oats and wheat,
lour tender grasses, fruits and flowers
We appreciate your corn ami things,
Wen have some garden Sass in ours"
"And when in fuIl-grown hopperhooi,
On wings exalted we can fiy,
To fre>her iel,ls ami pastures new,
Wen bid you ciyilly, Good bye"
o !uckleSs Kansas. by all plaques
Oh chincti-bug, drouth and taxes cursed
These greedy, lesky, locust hOr,ies,
% all your evils are the worst.
For now and then there falls rain,
Then chinch-bugs % git," and cisierns fill
And We can borrow at twelve per cent,
To Iay the tax-collector's bill.
Our PomerOys sometimes get ''Iorked";
And stealing treasuTers come to grief;
To those who Tor fat places pine,
Election day oft brings relief.
But thou, grasshOpper, art pest,
Unmiticated and malign,
Perhaps sent ON our Common wealth
BY way Of punishment divine.
What can't he cured, must he endured
Fight, burn or ban them may,
Our only hope lies in the thought
That every dog must have his day.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-10

AND now, after years unsuccessful trial,
Rhode Island is preparing to abolish the
prohibitory law.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-10

MoTsS's Life Pills!

t.ctIai'S -EaSDix ES;:teTs!!
aasst
Pages Climax SSiye y.
PORN ce-.r'-se F'--i'- y ''iciac 'ScS'. cs6 have
cured r.cre Hrd have done E.oTe good for
humanity, than 9as ether Ia eiiciEe s'tr oferedte
TIE people.
sre purely Vegetable. They act On tie Liver,
oceiiny the S=st,. saa referring n" 5edy to per.
feet b.stk, s;,, ssay he relied Oh 20 cure Nervous
and Sick Eea.as.~. SassiSC az ~ lefsia. ILct-
yrs..cl. Iau. dice. 7 iyrr sd T;iorS Complaints,
Colds. Scarry. general H.zEr.Ss. lever a ASas.
HOfFsES l .isEfit biiI LIS
correct sac Srgr-,ionS eli IN. stcrsch, ard are Q
sure cure q. r',S?cpi,- SrrroIs-sss. Sleepiess-
ness fer1-ir to'-l isi,ts, Tsss betitity, &C.
IA:.'S tsIIAN SAVE
Il compound f srri-a Wiz rrssy other extracts
and baiSsus. fio warrant u t1.ure screfula anu
Salt Rkeaci, Hcy,t Sores iie,, fros: Bite. Chill
biainS, CAIRNS. iL:iamE, iiSE eT the Eyes, Broken
Breasts, Nor- pp.->, Ga;s, Ersisr> Ea, ms. Scaids
and all CufsBecu> diseases. cn NAN or beast. u
aliayS In fam mat .on- S:S'urs u pain and heals
without scar. {. = worth Us weight in gold 10
every fsniiy, Axe; sliGg,a a,Iss> be ON band.
e5 Seld - rrasc;'ts eYeryw here.
J. p. gGLs, safe Proprietor.
S. Liberty street, A2" forks
oct2S-7
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-10

Mrs Sseeles read an exceedingly prac;i-
cal and instructive paper on indoor adOrn-
ments, pointing out in detail how TO make
our homes attractive, with but little, ii am,
expense.
Mr.. Warner read lengthy essay on the
subject of Kansas as fruit-growing State
Resolutions making life member OF.
and regretiing the inability OF our venera-
bic ex-Pesident, DIR. Howsley, attending
the meeting, were passed.
After passing the usual resolutions OF
thanks to the railroads, and to the people
of Fort Scott for courtesies, the meeting ad-
iourned.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

ted States Senator from South Carroll
be, be applied TO : Boston firm WIN
which be was acquainted for loan q
$4,000 stating the interest and 70
curity he would give, &C., and was
at once enjoined that the money vas
ready for him, but neither security nor
interest would be accepted. TO 90
you q favor" wrote his friends, is suffi-
Gent remuneration to Us for the use
Of our money" "Then," replied the
Great Southerner, Il cannot accept
the loan," and he did not. And this is
the true rule. No public officer should
permit himself to become obligated to
either corporate or incorporate wealth,
for no man can act as independently
when bound by acts Of friendship as
when freed from such restraints.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09
u 8 4, 900 man d;ed G

AZ SOY, 900 man died Il H..
recently leaving his entire ~ aI
big wife and nov h;s ilnpecpa;ps''s !
atives are contesting the Will 4
thought e man had . right q =, y !
property to his wife; but in R,.s : y
things are not as at other place ''n
Miss Alice a. Early has cot ) !,
ment against Wilbur 2. Stuv 4 -
Of the Chicago Times, for ses ~ ma ru''aF
libel; and the number Of Miss -. ~ " :
beaux has multiplied iudesa;' ss'
since that happy event.
About the most disgusting th;,,
with the utterly disgns,s;.n
Beecher-Tilton trial is the w,s s'aas
story Of Beccher, Tracy, Moulton ~
ton, Bowen, Shearman, etceter, !, y
kissing eachother. Thu !, y
Of such a lot Of boobies kiss;D, =. va
other is sickening, and the nov ~
should shut up about it. fA'
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09
tn e SUN.
- ALLY AID "
7 Y

| The approach O: 1T, election erH
unusual Importance TO tho events and development
~ 1879 We shall endeasor 10 describe them 'rlts
faithfully and i~~rletsiy
| inE "LhALi Sun has now attained c.Tcaa
| aas' 81 over seventy thousand copies. Its lesaea
are hnnd In every state aud Territory and its cur
u! "~eA KNOWN To the public. We shall net aa
ena"asor 10 keep II fully up 10 the old standard ea
10 Improve and add to its variety and power.
| Ini WEEKLY sun will continue TO bea nE'
| oaeh newspaper. All the news o. the day VII y
| found in IL. condensed when un;mporsant u na
'enk'h when OF moment. and always. we trust u~
ed IN Clear. Interesting and instructive msnntt
| 10 our aim to make the WEEKLY Sun the ~
'amiiy newspaper In the world. II viii be fu'l
en.er'a,nsns and appropriate reading Of ever! sou
ous wiat print nothing 10 offend the most fc'ups
sons and delicate taste. II will always contain y
most interesting stories and romances OF the o.
carefully selected and leeibly printed
Inc agricultural Department, is prominen.
nre IN the WEEkLY Sun. and Its articles VIII
ways be found fresh and useful to the farmer.
Inc number ot men independent in politics So
cfeasii'gf and the WEEKLY Sun IL their paper =.
pee'aay. II belongs to no party. and obe.s 10 ~
.auon contendtne for principle. and for the ec y.
VI the best men, II exposes the corruption loAss
sIses the country and threatens the oversaN 'ss
republican Institutions. Il has no fear o! kha'~
SUI seeks no favors from their supporters :.
me markets Of every kind and the fashions :
regularly reported,
me price OF the WEEKLY Sun IL one da& -
year Tor sheet ct eight pages. and fitysn
amns. ~ this barely pays the expenses 9. Ina
ana printing. we are not able 10 make any diss
% allow any premium to friends who may msas 4,
e'ai Efforts 10 extend ita circulation. Unae. a
new law. which requires payment Of postage - -
vance, ono dollar year. with twenty cents 'De go
% prepaid postage added In the rate Of suhecrs.s
= not necessary TO get up club in order % -
'ae WEEKLY SUN ct this rate. Anyone wno -.
one dollar and tweety cents will get the papeaF
paid for \ year.
we have no travelling agents.
HHE WEEKLY SUN.-Eight pages. hft-M
amns Only &l.ao year. Iostage p'vpd'a ~
:. IhE DAILY Sr1N.-A large four.page ness ~
= twenty-etght columns. Daily csrculaeol- ,In
$4,000. All tho newe for cents SnbscnpE.,
sosss9o prepaid, IS cents 4 month. or $6.@ ~
~ ciuos OF ten or over. = disccnnt Of % per
Address, ..TI1E SuN,r,.,,
new York Casg |
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

\ SHAMEFUL SrEcTAclE.-The fuss
made aeont the payment Of fare h,
the President while passing through
the country bctrays spirit of nation
lal llttlcncss that ought not to be toll
eratcd. The President of the United
States ought not to be permitted te
pay fare when travelling through the
country. There is something due to
the dignity of the position of the Chic,
Magistrate Of a great nation like ours
and if there is no other way, munich.
pallties should sec that it is properlv
respected, if corporations are too small.
souled, or are otherwise rendered una.
bic to do it. The spectacle of the
President of the United States being
refused admittancc to car because no
did not happen to buy a ticket is dis.
grace the the country.-Omaha Herald
For our life we cannot see this mat.
ter iii the light the Herald and other
papers east seem to. The railroads
belong to the companies who construct
and run them, and the President has
no more right to travel on them with.
out paying his fare than any other
citizen, which is no right at all; and
If he had any respect for himself or
for the dignity of his position. he
would not accept free passage from
them. To do SO is to lay himself Tia.
bic to unpleasant suspicious, and to
become measurably bcholden to the
roads; and to raise . hue and crv
about being obliged to pay is to JUST.
y the inputation Of . desire to bel
oribed BY 4 deadhead ticket ty rail, J
)nce when Jolin,C. Calhoun was Until
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09
Things and Other THINGS,

| The philadelphia Times calls the
President and his Cabinet the "na,ion.
al deadheads." Quite appropriate.
Postmaster General Jewell is posi-.
tive that Grant has no, requested Sec.
rotary Delano to resign.
The Brooklyn insane asylum is full
TO ITS utmost capacity; having eigh,
hundred and twenty patients
The government is in the vicinity
OF St Louis selecting blco led stock
from one of its farms there to stock !,
new farm it has just purchased in
Maryland.
Mrs. John Mitchell is in needy cir.
cnmstances, and money is being rails.
ed for her relief
Roswell G. Smith, author of Smiths
grammars, died, recently, in Hartford.
Connecticut, aged IS years The
cause of his death is not stated h,,
nc probably got hold of COPY Of tho
BOISE City Statesman. It's STYLE Of
grammar would be trying on the Vi.
tal'ty OF a grammarian, and we think |
would fetch him.
A ferocious beast named Hilbert in !
Williamsburg New York, drove his
wife from the house and set a hlooa
mound after her. She was bitten md
lacerated terribly by the brute. and
would have been killed had not tho
interfered to save her
lic' Williamsburg is not far from
Brooklyn.
Kew John $. Glendenning, the New
Jersey "seductionist' and murderer =
~. preaching, and says his concre- {
,a''on mas no idea Of appealing 10 he /
,'resoytery' for !. reconsideration ofIs
Is case. - = 4
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

1t is stated for fact that there arc
now less than "A hundred libel suits
pending against the editor of the Chi.
cage Times. Miss Early got iudg.
,ncnt against him: success ALWAYS
cmholdens enterprise.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

HERoIsM. real hero is he who, in
the presence of danger, conceals his
fears lest others. becoming terror
stricken, might lose their senses.
Such man was found in the person
of Roman Catholic priest in New
York, who recently urged his large
congregation to leave the church, and
enabled them to do SO with absolute
ignorance of the cause, and before they
were fairly out flames broke forth
under the altar where the priest had
been standing.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

We have in our possession certain
aflidavits and other documents relating
to the Idaho Delegateship, which We
shall lay before our readers in due
time; and they will be exceedingly in.
teresting to our would-be Delegate in
Congress, as tending to show the ma.
ture of his clectioneering exploits, and
the means by which he hoped TO foist
himself upon our people as their repre-
sentative. The way Of the transgress.
or is hard, and murder will out. and
SO, too, will election frauds.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

Cot. FonsEy is trying 10 prevail up
on the Pope To- grant him dissolution
for the $25.ooo bride he is charged
with receiving from the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. II the Pope can
purify the atmosphere around Forney.
he is infalliblc to cer,aiuty--thc
Pope. wr mean. not Forney.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

ploy Is to build them up unless they
we're convinced Of our ability to do
|so So II will be seen that the idiots
History, as he tells it himself tlon't hang
together. But the fact i neither q
the gentlemen have ever employed, Of
sought to employ, usin any capacity, q
for any purpose. II is noticeable,
and singular fact, that not one OF the
coterie of ambushed assassins who
scribble filth for the Statesman can write
even tolerable English, and to show
that there is no exception to the rule,
we will give one sentence as a sample
of the English Of the idiot under re-
view: IF you will have observed
(he says) the article on Mr.. Whites
letter from Oneida, you will have OBJ
ticed-with disgust perhaps, as 9th
ers did the way in which he under
took to distort the facts as given by
Mr.. White in regard to the illegal con-
duct Of the polygamous saints and
blood-atoncrs in serfdom style, in
which they fraudulently proposed to
carry out the command of the Nor
mon church in the election last No
vember, in Oneida county, Could
there be anything more imbecile than
such a sentence us the one just quoted.
But Mr.. White, as every one knows
who read his letter, did not charge any
illegal acts against the Mormons. He
charged them only with ignorance and
informality; and we suppose their
right to vote and to have their votes
counted will not be questioned. save
by some of the skulking towards WHO
write anonymous slang for the Boise
City paper.
But we have already given too
much consideration 10 "A pol,roon who
larc not let his name be known, well
that should he do SO he would
&c Kissed by everybody; and will
lose by saying that our remarks
about Bennett X Co.'S, attempt 10 de-
raud the Mormons out Of their votes
nsulted 10 Protestant nor Catholic in Z
his county \ Mormon is a citizen Of /
he United States. and until convicted '
{ crime is entitled To vote and have :
is vote counted the same as any citi- I
en-; and if they could have been used II
Y tho disgracca and dishonorcd
Judge" and the official pccu!ators and
malyersationcrs." concealed towards
nd liars and Congo halfbrecds who
,ntributc literary oiial 10 the Boise
apcr, their right 10 vote would not
ave been questioned by that concern.
IT they would have been cxtollcd as
l'r!ots, etc. Just as Stalker was last
inter when he dcbascd himself he.
re them. y
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

y. 5 INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
May ], 1873, 10 April 30. 1879

The Revised Statutes OF the United States s.....
3234 32s7. a23s. ard $685. require every us, oee
gagged ia any business. svocation q, ama,@ a'
which renders him liable 10 a SPECIAL ~ nsI
PROCURE AND PLACE CnkSa;nW.
OCsLY IL HIS EsTABLI sHMEsT y. y.
rLASE OF BUSINESS a STAMP demon.
the payment Of said SPECIAL TAX for m. $50
Tax Year beginning May L. 1878 before eo, -
or continuing business after April 81, 1875
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN the eRoysa,
or THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE the lo,Isv.
mo, VII:
Dealers. retail liquor, Nv
Dealers. Wholesale liquor. ....... ,aam
Dealers III mai, liquors. wholesale. ss@
Dealers IN malt liquors. retail, . am
Dealers III Leaf tobacco. Observation-Disclosures. mR
Retail dealers ia lea! tobacco - I'm AZ
And on sales Of over = 1000. City cents for
every dollar IN excess O. si.ep.
Dealers In manufactured tobacco - m
Manufacturers Q! stills. ......... sa@
And for each s;sil manufactured ~ ann
And for each worm manufactured aM
Manufacturers Of tobacco. lam
Manufacturers O! cigars. .......... u@
Feddlers Of tobacco. arsf class talore titan
two horses or either animals sN
peddierw o! tobacco. second class 1.-TWO Lorses
sr other animals .............. @G
Ieddser. of tobacco. Third class foae horse
or other animal ................ NN
FedGlcys os tobacco. fourth class ion foe; q,
public conveyance INSTRUMENTATION. -. 100
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels - 49, AW
Brewers O. 800 barrels or more ......... iHR
Any person. 80 liable. who shall fail TO conpt
with Tie foregoing requirements viii be suhe1a
severe penalties.
Persons or arms liable 10 pay any Of The Speech
Taxes named above must appi. 10 Austin SsssE
collector Of Internal Revenue al Boise City. and W
or and procure the Special. Tax Stamp or Stamps
he. necd- prior TO May /. ISIS. and WITHOUT
FUbTE NOTICE. J. W DOUGLASS
Commissioner If internal Eeseclt
oFrscrior INTERNAL EEvENtI,
WAsasorus. n G.. February /, 1875.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-13
Dangerous Countsrfsits.

Mr.. John J. Knox, Comptroller of
the currency, has sent out a circu-
lar to the national banks, giving
notice of dangerous counterfeils of
the denomination of IS on the fol-
lowing banks:
Traders National Bank of Chica-
go, Illinois.
First National Bank of Chicago,
Illinois
First National Bank OF Paxton, Ill.
First National Bank of Canton, Ill.
Nearly all tho genuine notes of
these banks have been withdrawn
from circulation, and no additional
issues will be made. National banks
are requested to remit to the United
States Treasury all IS notes of tn C
above banks that may have come into
their possession, in order to facili
tate retirement of the entire issue.
= Washington Tribune.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-13
Howes' Crest London.

For the second time this season
Howes' Great London Hippodromc,
Circus and Menagerie has appeared
in Louisville. Since the last visit
of this tented combination, it has
been travelling constantly through
the North and West, and has thus
far made fine business season of it.
Having thoroughly canvassod that
section of the country, and as the
summer is beginning to lapse INTO
autumn, the "Great London" in
common with all shows, sets ont
upon it's southwark tour, seeking
golden harvesta, and leaving behind
IT the frosts that foretell the win
ter's nearing advent. Louisville
being the most advantageous point
from which to enter upon the new
field, the LIST of September found it
once more in this city, with the
banners it hand flung to the breezes
in tho spring still flying, and IFS
equipments and appointments still
complete, everything indicating
that the people among whom it had
spent the interval had been alum
dainty appreciative of the many
and diverse attractions which are
aggregated beneath the spreading
canvas. The show travels by rail
road only, and it requires forty-two
cars, built expressly for it's use, to
convoy its people, features and eff
fects. In the menagrie department
were ranged the cages and stalls of
some of the rarest and strangest
creatures of the animal kingdom.
Among them were the African Gland,
Bless Book the potoquaine, or sa-
BILE antelope; the zebu or sacred bull;
the brindle gnu, ichncumon, the
black tiger of India, the only one
in America, and the South Ameri-
can tapir. In addition to these
were five elephants. camels, zebras,
kangaroos an aviary of beautiful
tropical birds, nine -hyenas, five
Bengal tigers, leopards, lions, from
Asia and Africa, drove of mus
tang, and, in fine, representatives of
almost every department of natu-
raj history. One interesting fea-
turc was the litter of tiger whclps,
three in number, and only four
months old. All in all, Howes'
"Great London" is an unequivocal
success. The reserved seats are an
appreciated accommodation. The
police regulations are strict and
vigorously -Courier-Jour-
nal
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-13
OVER The STATE.

Sharpers are forging county and
school warrants in Hints county.
The Courthouse at Carrollton
was burned about 8 O'Clock Satur-
day morning; two weeks ago. 1t was
the work Of an inccndiary. Most
of he public documents were saved.
Columbus Index: SIR. r. J. Berges,
of Piekens county, Tells us that he
has made up TO thus time 1900 gal
Ions of mUlasc aad expects 10
make one thousand more.
The city of Columbus was fired
by negroes in four or five places
on the night before the election,
and five or six negroes were killed
in attempting to fire other buildings
in the town. Loss about $4,000.
Gleed, Radical candidate for Shcr-
if in Lowndes county, had ordered
five hundred pounds of ice, to be
used at all entertainment in honor
of his election, but he didn't have
any need for that ice by about l1G0
votes.
Water Valley Central, 9th inst ::
Last Wednesday night Mr.. Thos
Allen got his hand badly powder
burned. lie was charging an anvil
when the powder flashed. Forth
nsteiy he had but little powder in
his hand.
Big Ugly Wilson was the only
Republican in Yazoo City OH cleo
ton day, and when he saw club
of six hundred negroes march up to
the polls and vote the Democratic
ticket straight, his heart failed him
and he ait out" for the piney woods
Brookhaven Citizen: On last
Thursday morning about 2 O'Clock
q fire broke out in the store of L.
Prince. The alarm was sounded
and the fire companies reached the
ground and went to work. The
wind being very high, it was i'm
possible to stop it until it had burn
cd the entire block to the west corn
err. The loss is estimated at about
$4,000. L.. Prince, Kraus & Levy,
Mrs. Brooks, and Chas. Heuch were
the sufferers. There was but very
little insurance on tho buildings or
the stocks. There were seven
houses burned.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-13

1T has been suggested that our
merchants and other eitizens create
a premium fund for the best acre of
cotton, best acre of corn and best
acre Of small grain raised in Madi-
son cernty for the year 1876. Scv-
eral gentlemen haze already author
lied us to enter sheir names for five
dollars each to tho above fund. II
any more Of our public spirited citi-
-zens wish to subscribe to this very
praisewortay objeci,thoy will please
send ia thor names and amounts to
the NAIL Office to be enrolled.
Let us encourage matte of i'i''
kind. They do naors to ',nii'l az 81
country and develope its rs~"''' Is
than all else. Just think at :t-rhc
number OF yopng nicn VINO w"1id
compete for these premiums il they
are fixed -; fifty ca an hardr'''l dol
lars IL each it stance. BY all means
IL us @ up h $ r'v r., and when
Central t;ra,: holds lis next an
na;l lag. ve know Of no better
tn.s ar pia~c 10 da,; 10 the contest