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a Political wirs-pnIler.

Prom the New prk times.
....As for Mr.. J. Donald Cameron, 81
Pennsylvania. he j. a gentleman who has
hcen chiefly known hitherto a. political
wire-puiler. In that capacity he may have
displayed enough executive talent 10 mark
him out a. a desirable person 90 sit ia the
Cabinet A. Secretary ~ War. Pennsylvania
politics can hardly be said 10 furnish a very
elevated school for administrative ability.
but Cameron may turn Out 10 be- a better
man than might he inferred from his assoc
citations. u has been generally assumed
that the Pennsyiy auia delegation was TO be
used a. Cincinnati chiefly for the purpose ~
securing Cameron a seat tn the Cabinet ~
the next Republican President. and. though
the prize Ia, been virtually attained without
waiting fnr q new Administration, il j. hard
ly likely that the mission ~ Pennsylvania al
Cincinnati will be materially modified. An
astnte gentleman who will manipulate iifty
eight votes of that state will be a. DESTROYS
* ever 10 find oit who j. 20 be the winning
man, and 10 earn hi. gratitude by throwing
al a critical moment the Pennsylvania vote
in bis favor
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DR ScHENCK'S PrIMoNIC SYRtP. SEA
WE'D ToSic A~D MANnntkE Purs These med
icines have undoubtedly performed morr cures q.
Consumption Than any other remedy known ~ the
American public They .re compounded 1f Veze
table in-redicnts aud couf4in no'hin. Which can
be injurious 70 she human constitution. Oiher
remedies advertised Al cures ,or C1n.un pf'on
probably contain opium. which e. o -or.f SHAT
dangerous drug in all eases and 81 token freely
BY consumpfive patients IL must DO great injury.
Tor H. Tendency T. 10 condne the morbid matter ia
the sy-rem. which, u course must make a cure
impossible scheneks Puimouic syrup 81 war
rAHied not % contain particle 81 opium II T.
composed n powerful but harmless herbs which
act on the lungs. liver stomach and blood and
thus correct an morbid secreiions and exgel an
the diseased matter from the body These are the
only means by which Consumption can be cured.
and, a. Schencks Pulmonic syrup Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake pills are the only medicines
which operate ia this way. Il r. obvious thew ar
the only genuine cure for Pulmonary C0nsump-
tion. Each bottle Of this invaluable medicine 4
accompanied ~ fnll directions Dr. schenck T.
proe.- ionaily ~ his principal Office corner sixth
and Arch streets Philadelphia. every Mondav.
where al letters for advice must be addressed
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THE CAMERON.CONKLrNG TRADE.
Press Comments ON Grants Latest Con-
uibution 10 Civii->srsice Reform.
What "a Means.

From the New York Word
The appointment ~ Mr.. Cameron l. claim
ed by all the politicians, even those friendly
10 Mr.. Gonklng. 20 be the result Of a bar
gain between the President and the old
Winnebago Chief 10 pledge the Pennsyl-
Aania delegation 10 support the nomination
81 the New York senator AZ Cincinnati for
The Presidency. II has been known
for some time that the President has
desired The nomination OF Mr.. COnk-
ling, aud has warmly supported il
in private since his letter n wear ago Ia Gen.
Harry White, of Pennsylvania, abandoning
the third term for himself. Now he favOrs
him 50 openly that IL was conceded lat the
capital to-day that the whole power Of
the Administration would be thrown hence
forth in Mr.. Conkling's interest. senator
Cameron has also supported Mr.. Conkling,
and has thrown his influence against his
leading rivals, Blaine and Morton. The
coalition between the President and him
self was. therefore, easily brought about and
the old Pennsylvania politician rewarded by
a Cabinet appointment for his son, the ten
ure Of which IL 10 be continued II Conkling
l. elected. Mr.. Conkiing's friends boast
tonight ns the result Of to-day's work that
he will 20 into the CINCINNATI Convention
with the delegations from New York and
Pennsylvania united for him on the second
ballot. This bold step Ia the Presidential
canvass has caused what NAV be termed a
sensation here among the Republicans, with
a decided huiiering Of he supporters ~
Merton and Blaine.
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ByR ~ PIERCE VI D Auft1r ~ The Peoples
Common sens Nea.cal Adviser"
Ahcaithr liver -0cretrs each day about
two and half pound. ~ bile, which c9n
fains q great amount pi wa-te material taken
from the blood when the liver becomes
torpid az congesfed Il fails 20 eliminate this
ya.i amount ~ noyiouS substance. which,
therefore. remains " Ip on the blood. nd
be- conveyed % every part ~ the system.
" hat must ia the condition ~ the blood when
IL j. receiving and retaining each day two
aud 9 half pounds nt pniruns Nature tries iQ
work piI this poison Through other channels
and So yans-ihe Kidneys. lungs, skin. etc.,
but these organs become oyrr-taXcd in per-
forming ihis Labor 10 addition 20 their nat
ura functions. and cannot long Withstand
the pressure, hut hccufuc tari0usly diseased
The brain. which j. the great electrical
center ni all vitality, D. unduly stimulated
by the unhealthy blood which passes % il
from the heart. and h fails 10 perform IL
Office hralihiiy. Hence the symptoms Of
lille poisoning. which are lullncss. headache.
iuCapacity 10 keep the mind On any subject.
impairment nf memory, dizzy, sleepy, or
nervous feelings. gloomy forcb0dings.
aud frrifahiiity ~ temper The llODd
itself being diseased a IL forms
tie sweat upon the surface ~ The
skin, 10 j. 50 irritating ami poisonous that Il
produces discoiored brown spots, pimplcs
hl0ichcs aud other cruptiOus. sores boils
carhuncles, and str0fulous tumor.. The
stomach. bowels, and other organs, cannot
escape becoming affected, sooner or later,
and We have. as the re- ult, NoStvcncss. piles
dropsy. dyspepsia, diarrhra. other symp-
toms are common. ~ bitter or lad taste in
mouth, internal heat, palpitatiun, teas
ing cough, unsteady appetite. choking sem
saton in throat, hloating 81 stomach. pain
iu sides or anOut shoulders or back, c0luness
~ cXtrcmites, etc. etc. Only few ~ the
fl fl.fs|N he u
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WASHINGTON. MAY a. The surprise and
excitement In political circles Al Grant :
comp d'ef0t in favor OF Conkling has not
abated-at lea { the excitement has not
while the Indignation and recruitment are
on the increase. II would have been diili-
cult for the President 10 have devised just
AT this time a more unfortunate piece Of
strategy than tho appointment " Don Cam
eron Secretary ~ War. Nothing could have
been more offensive 20 the old fashioned. or
"Ahc Lincoln, school u Rcpuhlicani.m.
and nofhng short 81 the appointment ~
Boss Shepherd Secretary Of the Treasury
could more ,1cctually disgust that class ~
Republicans who call themselves "lseform-
crs. = or Independents. Roscoe Conk-
ling must have been ia desperate need u the
vote ~ Penusl ivan 10 have counseicd the
appointment ~ Don Cameron, for nobody
knows betferihan he the eject u was bound
y have upon all the decent elements ~ the
Republican party.
That thi. appointment was dictated by
tOnkiinc: that II was demanded of Conk-
ling by Simun Cameron In consideration ~
The vote Of Pennsylvania AZ Cincinnati, and
that u means the formal and undivided
transfer 81 lhr entire influence 81 the admin
istration and it, patronage To Conkllng a.
against all cumtrs whomsoeser In the Presi-
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who Don Cameron l..

IRON tNe New nrk IT4uNue.
....But !. Donald ComerOn This is
nomination 81 which il il difficult 10 speak
with patience. Mr.. Don Cameron has never
rendered any public service which entities
him 20 be advanced 10 one 81 the most hon.
orable and responsible offices IN the Nation.
His appearance In public has been only a. a
managing and bargaining politician, pack
or ~ conventions, manipulation OF rings.
But his name l. known All oNerthe United
States. He j. known a. the son and heir 81
a man who during long and dishOnorable
life has made corruption the business ~ his
existence, who has bought office AT the cost
~ disgrace, brought reproach upon every
cause 10 which he has attached himself. and
made The politics 81 hi. own state a kissing
and sc0rn 10 an the world. And o. simon
Cameron grows Old IN iniauity, IL r.
Don Cameron a. bis representative
and successor. Don has an The business
,hrewdne-s which distinguishes the family.
and In his connection with the Mackey
Ring he has developed a capacity for in
trigue and a waiehfuines- over tile main
chance which must warm the cookies Of the
old man = heart.
When the Camerons took possession ~ the
Pennsylvania Republican Convention few
week. ago. and went through the absurd
performance " pledging il 70 Hariranft. all
the world read the announcement that
simon offered the Commonwealth for sale
once again A. he had done many a time be-
fore. We have no right TO be surprised that
Gen. Grant should start up 30 quickly with
a bid: but Il j. "A profound disappointment
that the senate Of the United states in head :
long haste should make itself "A party 10 such
a transaction. Even the senate which re-
jected Mr.. Dana might have had enough
sclf-respect 10 rebel against the nomination
II Don Cameron.
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Regulate the Bocny Functions.

This advice should be especially needed
by those who suffer from an Irregular habit
~ body or disorders ~ the bladder or Md
neys. Inactivity ~ the bowels, or ~ the
urinary organs, il speedily reciincd by that
wholesome apcrient and sterling invirOra-
tive diureiic, HOsfctttr's stomach Bifters.
and, a. an affections " The organs of dis
charge have n strong tendency % become
chronic, and that very rapidly, thcnsc ofihr
Bliicrs should ot be DELAYED a moment
longer than IL necessary. The action ~ this
inestimnhic corrective upon The bowels
differs widely from that ~ dr site purga
tive. Since II T. never violent or abrupt. Nnt
always gentle and natural, and IT. effects
upon the bladder ana Kidneys are strength
ening as well as mildly stimnlativc. The
hcaiihful impetus which II gives e. digcs-
ton also renders II most desirable general
tonic.
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And in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The appoint
ment Of Don Cameron 10 the War Office
has thrown the political part OF tine city into
an uproar. II i regarded on all sides a. the
boldest move yet made on the chessboard in
favor 81 Senator Conkling and for the
slaughter of Mr.. Blaine. PENNSYLVANIA
sends y votes 10 Cincinnati. and casts 20
votes in the Electoral College. being second
only 10 New York In point Of numbers.
Donald Cameron leads the delegation TO Gin
cinnati. The pending delegates from the
State are, a whole. made up OF that trad
ing class Of politicians which have for the
last ten or fifteen years controlled Pennsyl-
yania politics, and belittled IL in the eyes Of
the nation; men who are always ready 70
eel out. and, before they east their votes in
National Convention for any particular can
didates, bargain for Cabinet appoint
ment, or AZ least the smaller lOayes and fish
- OF office
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Not That Kind OF a Mar.

Kew Ut u. the other day found
pack Of playing-cards in the possession
Of his oldest boy, and after giving the
lad threshing for owning such en-
gines of Satan, the Doctor placed the
cards in his own pocket, intending to
destroy them at the first opportunity.
But he forgot about them, and subse-
quently, while in the cars on the way to
the city, he pulled ont his handkerchief,
and the cards came out with il and fell
upon the floor. The Doctor gathered
them up with a very red face, and while
he was arranging them in his hand, he
saw rough looking man in his seat
opposite to him wink at him. He turn
ed his head away, but upon looking
around a moment later. the man wink
ed at him again. Then he winked sew
eral times, and finally ne came over,
and sitting down by the side of the
Doctor, he said:
81 say, pardner, what's your little
game?n
IL don't understand you. sir, - re-
piled the Doctor.
"Oh, YOU needn't mind me, said
the man. "l'm doing a little of that
thing myself Now, how do you work
itPm
"what do you mean? How do l
work what?"
"Oh, you know well enough. What
do you skin 'em on?''
"Skin them Skin who2 Really,
sir, your remarks are incomprehensible
To me-
Now, see here. ! understand the
whole thing. You're hunting up some
body to play seven-up with, and YOU
intend TO beat 'em out Of their money
Now, don't you?n
"You don't know whom you are talk
ing to-"
" Now, III tell YOU what I'll do
There's no man on this earth that kin
turn jacks faster'n / kin; and less you
and me start up a game on some of
these fellers, aud III run three or four
jacks up my sleeve, with a couple OF
aces maybe, and when we get TO town
wen divide the profits and 90 down
and getroaring drunk at the tavern. Is
il bargain?n
You are a scoundrel, sirl" exclam-
ed the Doctor. :" Let me change my
seat if you please"
won't do il? Won't club in with
me and try few games?"
Certainly not, SIR
"Wont lend me them Jacks to put in
nv sleeve?"
"You seem to forget that am cler-
gyman, sir
"a cler- Oh. no. You don't mean
to say -that--you amt a preacher;
now, honest, are you?'
"les, sir, am. ] am the Rev. Or.
P.r
"Too bad, too bad, Believe me, il
didn't think you were one of those fell
lows who play cards on the cars TO
gouge greenhorns out Of their money.
You look like one anyway, now don't
you? And what are you doing with
that pack, old man, hey? Would you
mind If | showed You how to run 'em
over SOS when YOU play they can't fool
7 You? I'll do il for nothing
Then Or. Potts went into the hind car
and got off nj the next station. When
he got home he gave that boy Of his
couple Of extra iloggingS in order to ease
his feelings. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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a Slap "a the Hsformer.

Prom the New ~ rk sun
The nomination ~ Don Cameron a Sec
Rotary of War j. not one that Will be APP
proved by reforming Republicans: but that.
probably. makes no difference. Mr.. Cam
er0n has long been hankeriug for place In
the Cabinet, and his nomination doubtless
settles the question whether the Penn
sylyania delegate~to Cincinnati will vote for
tonkling or Blaine. or course. Brother
Blaine would not hesitate about promising
10 make either bon Cameron or the Deyii
Secretary ~ War in consideration ~ votes
AZ Cincinnati. but bird in the handi~ worth
two in the bush.
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DIR. SHMLENRERGEE celebrates the Gem
tennial hy putting the price 81 his famous
Ague Pills al one dollar. This old and tried
medicine l. cheap al any price, because 7
cures promptly any ease 81 chills when all
other remedies have failed utterly.
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During an experience OF over twenty wears
in the stove business. have never seen a
stove that gave such universal satisfaction 20
purchasers a. the CHARTER OAK in all the
essential points that combine 10 make up =
first-class stove. and ! consider Il not only
the cheapest but the best stove for the
money ever sold.
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Prom the Sew York Evening Post.
The advancement OF a Cameron by the
President Just Al this time j. formal an
nouncemeni e. Federal office holders. not
only in Pennsy lsania nut also IN every other
state. that they are expected to support
Conklng for President. They all under
stand this Just a. well a. II each one ~ them
had received private dispatch to that effect
from the White House.
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amounts to little when health t. gone. ioenjoy life.
n good appetite. sound digestion and elastic limbs.
take TUTT's PMS. Then. You are poor. you Wit
h, happy ifrch. you enjoy Your money. All
druggists Keen them.
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PERRY SPRINGS.

PIKE. co. Ill
The hotels AZ these wond rfn springs VII - ntsen
Tor the reception - guest. Ga Jule 4. Asrefibrr.
that the water ~ these springs vii rarr srfrN c7tf
o. Dyspepsia no charge viii b. made f0r board.
They also Invaluable n al cases 81 diseases ~
the kidneys. u adder. Stomach and Rpwe.f. having
cured several cases 81 that hitherto ircurAAt disease
DIAHErF~. Water shipped iu waUst nr glass
Stages connect with al trains 40 4 ~ A ". Rail-
rosi At Perry Springs >iation- >srl ~ circular.
RA. WATSON. Prupr'e-er.
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From the 81. Louis Times.
Don. Don. the Cameron,
Got an Office az Simon's son,
The price was paid. and pipes were laid
For Presidential COnkling raid.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-02-25
READING FOR CHILDREN.
OPINION OF CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
4 TRENCHANT EDITORIAL.
cLERcYMAN'S OPINION.

WHAT YuU CAN GETFoR FIVE DOLLAR
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Household and Kitchen Furniture,
of said Dietrich Also about
5000 Cords of Wood.

~ ~ w. SNh~ - w Oo~e1
on the bank at said works and in the
woods on the above lands.
All the property above described both
real and perso nal and which is hereby adj
vertised for sale is the same and all the
property particularly described in a mort
gage from the said Clement Dietrich to
Henry w. Archer and Others dated May
10th, 1875, and recorded amongst tine
Land Records Of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, in Liber A. L. j., No. 81,
folio 432 and the interest to be sold to
pay and satisfy said writs of tieri facias is
the equity of redemption held by said Die
trich in and to all the property and estate
above described.
And hereby give notice that on
Tuesday, March 81, 1876,
At 10 o'clock, NJ, at the Court House
door in Bel Ain, will offer for sale the
above described equity of redemption Of
said Dietrich, so seized and taken in exc
cuton at Public Auction to the highest
bidder for cash.
G. WIN. HANWAY,
Sheriff.
}. $. Richardson, Auctr. feb1S
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Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1876.

SUNDA1, FEBKUAK1 2iIh, Io'0'
" z. Church.-Bel Air, 1913 a. M, Mt. Zion,
8 p. m, Rev. Mr.. Buhrman.
Franklin, 1U16 q. m, Darlington, 8 p. m,
Rev. Mr. Savage.
Protestant Episeopal.-St. Mary snear Emmor-
ton, II a. M, Rev. W. F. Brand. Trinity, Church
willie, II a. IN. and p. IN, Rev. E. A. Colburn;
Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. m, Rev. E. A.
Colburn. Grace Chapel, Hickory, ut II a.
s. Gallaudet.
Presbyterian.-Bel Air, II a. m. and ~ p. M,
and Fallston, 3 p. m, every Sabbath day. Rev.
ID. Finney, Pastor. Sunday School at the
Bel Air Church, at % O'Clock, a. m, and at the
fas,on ats m every Ecy
other Sunday at 1917 q. M.
Christian Church.-Dr. j. B. Crane, Pastor
Services every first day at 101@ a. IN.
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For tie -Egis and IateRigcncer.
What the Angels Sang when Babie Maud
"Fell Asleep"


What the Angels Sang when Babie Maud
"Fell Asleep"
BY INFELIIcE.
Dedicated to Ter Sister, Mrs. NJ L. Hightl
Come into Gods garden, Maud,
The black night Death, hath flown
And borne thy soul, IL glisteniug star,
TO Eden's gate alone!
Then come into our garden, Maud,
The angels whispered low;
And garland with its roses fair,
Thy souls unspotted snow.
And upward thro' the bright star-lands,
The azure curtain swept
Aside by angels shining hands,
Our hearts watched while we wept,
Beside the baby's waxen mould
So like frosted flower;
lily cut while i'll the bud,
Aud fading in an hour.
The baby.hands whose lightest hold
Our heartstrings closely clasped,
With deathess might lie still and cold
Now in their dimpled rest.
The flowers falling from those hands,
AS fragile and as fair;
She sleeps in Deaths unbroken bands,
snow.queen, rich and rare!
But mid Heavens shining hosts our Queen
With spotless radiance crowned,
Fled from her life's unsulled dream;
Safe in His bosom found
Not lost the babe tho lost from earth,
The sunny head laid down;
Beneath the sod where daisy-birth
Will Whitley strew the ground.
That tho beneath that coffin-ld,
Life's dawn of hope lies crushed,
The sweet smile frozen on her lips
In solemn silence hushed!
Beyond the stars in cloudess light,
With countless hosts she stands;
In Gods own garden fair and bright,
Fresh roses in her hands.
No more to fall, nor babe, nor flowers,
Beyond the field of blue;
To gather thro' eternal hours,
Wrcaths of immortal hue
Then farewell dainty babe Maud,
Der deaths dark night thourt flown,
On angel wings away TO God,
Wearing thy stare emmcd crown.
For thee all Joy, for us but tears,
To know twill meier be ours,
To see thro' all life's coming years,
"Thc baby" meath the flowers
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
now in his possession and on the above
described real estate,
TO WIT:

Sixtytwo Mules, Horses, 10 Heavy
Wagons and Light one, 8 Carriages,
sets Double Harness, 9 Rockaways, l Ex
press Wagon, 4 sets Single Harness, II
Carts and Harness for same, yoke Oxen,
8 Cows, 6 Heifers, Bull, pair Timber
Wheels, all the Farming Tools and Imple.
ments, Wagon Gears, Harness and equip
ments of said Dietrich, STORE GOODS
now in the Store, stock in Chemical
Methylum and Carbonization Buildings.
all the Implements, Utensils, Vessels,
Tools and Machinery in and about the
Furnace and manufacturing establish
ments aforesaid and in and about the
Mills, Shops and on the lands and premises
heretofore described and also all the ma
terial, Iron, Copper and other metal on
said property, and all the Grain in the
mill, Logs, Wheelwright and Cooper stuff,
and the Lumber in and about the saw mill.
Also Barrels and Carboys, Stone Coal,
Charcoal and Iron Ore on said property
Also all the
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.
by Telegraph for The Egis,
CATTLE SCALES, Feb. "a, 1876.
Grain and Produce Commission MercAa,

BEEF CATTLE-1,475 Head and higher.
Very best, $500 10 1878. Medium to
first quality IS 90 q Sc 90. Ordinary thin Steers,
81 25 90 $500. Sheep, fair to good sheared,
$3.50 "a 5000; good to extra sheared, 5000 a
S7.25. Corn Hogs, S10.T50l $1,000.
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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
Says in letter 10 the Quincy, (Mass.) Patriot,
that three fourths of the books in brisk demand
at the public libraries are "vapd and sensation.
al" He thinks that parents ought TO guide the
childrcn's taste in the choice of reading more
than thcydo The Newark 1dycrtiscr, in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-11

ELECTION News. --Thyrc was feeling OF 10
tcuse Interest manifested b. the larger portion
of the male population last night, iu the result
OF The Wcslcrn elections, and the streets were
ntIcd with people until an carry hour this morn
lus, especially IL the ucighb 1rhood OF the tele-
graph aud newspaper Offices. The news came
III very slowly aud it was nearly midnight be
iele any dispatches at ali were received. Al
tNolGn the crowds w,re composed OF a mix urt
oi ooIh political parties the utmost good hu
incur prevailed aod jokes aud laughter Were
Tue rule OF the hour. The restaurants all did
a. tnTvlus business. add coed many pol
t,'eAns got = little too lively audcr the 10.
nAS"ce OF ardent spirits. bu, there was 90 dis.
otuCr aud cons, quautly 10 arrests.