davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-17

The State returning board, ex-tiov. j. Madison
Wells. ten. Thomas e. Anderson, G.. Cazenove,
and Louis NJ. kenner, took the oath of office and
went into executive session at the State House.
Nothing has transpired regarding their proceed
ings Gov. Kellogg stated this L. NJ. that the
vacancy in the board had not yet been filed. The
board adjourned to meet Saturday noon.
The board are to perform their duty in secret
session, with closed doors, and if the W shes of
the members are regarded no one will be admit
ted to interfere with their business. The demo.
cratic State committee have applied for a repre-
sention on the board When a contested DO &C.
ours they are to be notified Immediately.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, November l6. The official vote of
Ohio was canyasscd to-day by Secretary of State
Bell in the presence Of Gov. Hayes and James
W llliams, state auditor. with the following re-
suit There Were Gj9,1j7 votes cast. OF this num-
her, Hayes received $3.50 Cos Tilden 1913 1872 Peter
Cooper 3057, Green Clay Smith 1886, James b.
Walker the anti Masonic candidate, 20. Hayes
plurality over Tilden was 1916
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-17

John Sherman,
Hanley Matthews,
Stanley Matthews,
J. A. Garfield, Ohio.
John A. Kssson, Iowa.
L. w. Stoughton, N. Y.
C. Irving Dirty, Md.
j. Ii. Van Allen, n. Y.
Eugene Hale, Maine.
M. S. Quarry, Pa.
Will Cumbsck, Ind.
Edward F. Noyes, Ohio.
Jsbe Stevenson, Ind.
John Coburn, &c
Lew Wallace, "
j. NJ. futile, Iowa.
NJ. A. McGrew, "
J.W. Chapman,
w. r. Smith, L"
Abner Taylor, Illinois.
S. X. Haven, "
J. NJ. Bearesley, "
c. B. Farwell, q"
Sidney Clark, Kansas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-17

In several of the counties the republicans claim
TO have a larger majority than those given.
The following democratic majorites in 81
counties as reported by them:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-17

The following are the six dcmoc, attic counties
not heard from, with ajolites estimated by
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-03

1rand Total. ga. 1884
JNO. n. GRAVES,
Clerk to County Commissioners,
for st. Mary's county.
July q, 1s76-lw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-03
Statement
OF THE
Expenses Of 81. } Mays County.

Published BY Order Of the County Com
missioners Of said County in py-
suanre Of Section 8 Of .frtieie
%, ofhe Code Of Public
General Laos, Which
Provides that
"The County Commissioners shall
make out and publish annually in at
least two newspapers published in their
respective counties, IL there be two, a
detailed, minute and accurate statement
of the expenses Of their said counties,
specifying therein each particular item
OF expense, and for what and to whom
paid, and shall also deliver to the Sher-
if of their respective Counties as many
copies Of such statement as there are
election districts of said county, at least
ten days before each general election,
and the Sheriff shall, within six DAYS
after the receipt Of such copies, set up
one ofthem at the place Of holding cleo
tons in each election district"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-03

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-03
FOR rRE SENATE.

lsssss Eiiters PLEASE Announce Jos. 8.
ALLST An Esq., q. candidate for q seat in
the next Senate Of Mary land, asd say tina, no
VII ee warmly supported BY the PEOPLE Of
the county generally.
April 20, 1875. The P.oo,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-03
FUR SHEBIPF.

With many tbaots 70 my nuperous
friends for their liberal support. I sssis
announce myself a. Q candidate for the
sheriHa'ty IN 1877. and ask the support
OF my friends and fellow-ci,isens.
"a. zAscH ! ABA MATIlNGLY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-03

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hshed. Seneca Falls IN y Courier.
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-01-13
JONES' ADDITION

Lies within about quarter OF
q mile of the business pnrtion
nf the city. and is one of Knosvflleis
tmndsomest and most valuable sub
urh-. III embraces sixteen blocks. Of
eight lots each. making Il total Of l2s
lots, each 6txl20 feet.
About 40 of there lots are occupied
by residences and other substantial
improvements. including an extensive
Wcolea Manufacturing Establishment, yloE--
ne G!ll. s.a.e. cTtla-ir, Vineyards, o.c.,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-01-13

id-iug ! should Ike 10 so through
thu salea ~ some Of the papers that
ar,. abusing SIR. Bowen, aud see II J
rsulaot And some 81 tie terrible
buds therein. The mos. Of them had
sgfle 81 that pork, and | believe they
All came honestly by il. The fact l.,
Mr. Bowen did what every news
paper man did, he worked for What
IN belle we'd To be a good thing, AM
| .as paid for ii only whst lac SHOULD
have bean. 10 il queer II a statesinnii.
like a dozen | could mention, -lionld
have his expenses paid for advoes'-
ting scheme, and a newspaper
should not. Tie fact that ii failed
makes no difference. have Known
quite "A number OF very excellent
schemes that have failed. Jay Cooke
has gone, but the road will yet be-
built. ard Mr. Bowen sill I've to
read his articles in ils advocacy, with
much satisfaction and right. Here
Eel me say iliat iliose who are aius-
ing Dir. Cooke are not doing the
incest thing in nature. When he
was prosperous and carrying on great
enterprises, he was the most poIdIier
man In America. tits only siiice he
znccnmbed to circumstance that
would have crushed any one, that
he il counted differently. How
many men would have done better
than he did?
THE CAHsfyAT or CRIME.
Il crime, like cliolera, epidemic?
IT would Seem 80. One murder hrsftF
another. The pistol, knife and ilnd.
econ have been very busy from the
dny before New Years iii NOW, and
the police reports -hoW 40 aba'e
mem cyf.n got. One ffenzied man
shoots his wife, cuts the Threats Of his
four children and then Kills himself,
which las, murder was the Only one
that the world need he thankful Tor.
The number of erog-shop homiride-
New Year's eye and the night III
lowing WA frieblfnl Aud what II
singular, II keeps ~ steadily
iCaSIss
continues as dgil as ever indeed il
{. iiftip more 80. N0w that DE-
holiduys are over, very large nam
brr ri cttfDlpyee4 have been di-cbBrg
ed from tie retail stores, and much
suffering H. anticipated II is horri
i,le 10 swell tho Hrfnly fbr6uged
rauks ~ he unemployed. There ~
unuamherpd thousands ~ho would
be- glad Of anything 10 do hat would
give titpf1 daily brad ruc sIark
trade has thrown thousands 0f sales.
men, baolt-kespcrs, and people Of
that el;ts-. wh0 have always lived
iGicrallg wnl, aut of employment,
and they suffer more severely thar
Ihres, fpF they are rot Gsrd 10 II.
The feFivat Is most aDAioasIy look
cd flir.
PEoHn.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-01-13
THE WEEKLY SUN.
1915. NayY YGssx. 1876.

fixbteea hGndrta snd r-gontt-sIx IL tho Jsutpu.
bnntRl ypaF 10 It atso the year 10 whsh al u tp,>
stitch Apuss % Representatives The htt sfnrp tts
var, Niii bstn power st Vaccination sua flte ear
Of tbs twenty third eioctibH II a prpsiient Of the
uniteJ states AL II gbste ss-us are sure 10 BE- ~
great interest and importance tsp.fisti, the tNo
latter; sra all 81 th.m sud yerythinE evnpsetrt
with Them WI ~ tiIty aud freshly req RI aAa ex-
pounded ia I'VE IN
lbs ,tpporition House of Representatives. taking ~
tlte t4ifn II iuQlfR oPatrsii hy ttlk Ia,
wlti -i+rnly sld diigfnty inyestigtt thr regra ,
tlnH- and nle1r'nA tfdttNfs sdBlingirhi D. ani
wtit, Il g. = r. hop@d, Icy The undati Tor new
SOD better prfta W our uhti6uAt history. 90 pll
this TUE ~hN ~tit contain rsnp sta and sccgrats
ronuts hruishtns lte tsaaers wl,h tsrly snI trust
worthy iyf trHAi3Qu upin thrs, absorbing topics
Tls "saty .thirI ffrsi3rGtist ,lrcfins,' VITA tbs
pfepsra ons for IT, stl BE- rr.muTaHlv a. deeid my
npsiN Ga sAFs AsFrA,iuhs Tor thira term IL n w.
ths r.u tdats ~ th5 party ~ Reform anI tsetius
that candidate toufsFnuR Ell these st jsct thNss
she rs.t liiL sun siii have the constant IA aLs q
brite thoroughly wsli Inf.Imsd.
ThE EHNbY sUN. which hts aftaifted rlreaia
t.ou II Qvtrtishy t.8usghd pies sirends : ",
r. 6ers la tysr htt rad fstrtnry, aud we uas
that thp ser s7e viii ..e thsit ppiahets doubled
lev iit roultnae V re l,eron.h newspaper Aliths
gem RAJ ~ tbe DAY aiH bb found ia / rfnushsei
when unia ,artsht 1t fali tens gi when ynatae
sha ainsr Ne trust treated 10 clear ihiertstuta
aud iptfruettye iabnurr
it & 6af sIai - Il.ass ths WEFKLY uN ths best
family aeMsilap.r tlIr werd and shsii con,
ginae 20 siFr ~ itsee INNS lerss aauuRt u tsr.
iauspuF rvgglsig, surf siaffS tales sctun.
ia itaelttgaue- and agricultural Information IN
at5eh not aide "a make roniu Is tur ds.i,
stli fhr a.rieutturai department sspseIsliy l.
oFeqi Es " ItHsHt fst1rrs, fiH is>hiei.s ate also
reFt lsriy refGtisA N It. .osanas; asd so arr IN.
/ markets ei sters kirrl.
rItk MEtkLy Sun In pages With en-, .i4
hFasd eaiuuins y only ~ 20 yrgr. postage pres
Isia - tts nttee saFeif repaYs the a rs pr
~ discopnt eHu b. made ir on this rats 10 ciiiis
hsenis, fnsteisstsr, ~. ar sns Que.
TiiB Dtttf sUS isr9e fur page nswspAp,r 81
ts~nts eight rolnmrs giy~s ell IA. n.ws lae t~
e.Hts ~ Inscription n'stsgY prepaid IS. :
month - 20 sDa yesr. SUNDAY edition sAtr
ststN set Ytsr We AAvs,e travelling axpnt&
.e.St Addrtss fiik sts, Aer York Cit.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-01-13
)NEs' ADDITION TO KNOXVILLE.

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE works.
are soon 10 be erected In the add'Iaa
Railroad depot, buildings, side tracta
etc, viii occupy portions Of tA,"
blocks at The northeast corner @'
such desirable lots as these "aft be i'l
in the city ~ such low tigures ~ tho'
in Jones addition. Now i, The tg'
To buy, and Jones Addition i US
place, If you want desirable plaI ~
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-01-13
Administrators soslce.

Notice II hereby given that the nm
dcrsigned has been dniy appointed rs
the Circuit Court ~ Marion coguty
Iowa, ~ Administrators og The estate
of james T. Thotuhurpi, deceased.
All persons knowing themselves IN,
dehte,l 10 said deceased, are requested
10 come forward pud make pay ment
without delay aud all prrAnits having
claims against said estate will present
them for allowance, duly verified nc.
oprding 30 law,
December I. 1875.
= VI CAFpRry.
MONROE MARSH, !
t2e.32s) Administrators
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-01-13
ELEGANCE o. sTYLE.
PEREFECTloN Of FIT,


SIMPLICITY,
Are the frree pred uaipsnt ebaraseriattrs Of these
perfatf patterns Tnsg emb ody the h~st features %
tire latest Partisan stNea adapted 10 the AEleri n
taste by tbs p,~t skiilful and prsetieni modstrs
FyrS pattern II esFsfuily httud 10 the human figure
tsiore Il l. presented to the public The exPitit
J,rrrtiaBs tLat src rmpany each Pattern mak Their
. rrrisctN easJ aud satisfactory % the most inel
psri- need No fHtlrrus srr 80 we'll quHihed ~ meet
the Demands the tsmiiY 10 sales The best eyi.
dsne. at pni.ptHr iayar they have far outstrippsd
essrt competitor. Flnpis triai makes every oae
regular rustt uer
Ne seud our haBdsamety illustrated Catalogue,
postpaid. to any address,
AGENts WANfEn. ADDRESS,
Domestic sewing tfsrhinr Co,
29s2Z ~ NEW YORK
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-01-13
MIR, low I'm.

TIE ii,ci that Ii has been ihnde 10
appear that Mr., Bowon's paper, The
hd.7e,atent, was used, to sone cx.
tent, 10 further the North faciiir
rallrud scheme, il animn'lvertpi OPP
on severely. 1t IN astonishing how
N'ise people ure, after the fact. At
rhp time The ha9elfpaeat was urging
tho huiltiing of The ROAD, that paper,
lil.t every otilerin the United States,
achieved not only in jay Cooke, hut
IN the rmd. jay Cooke was supposed
- ee strong enough To carry the en-
t''rprisc IN "A successful end, aud TIE
iadt7el,dW II 40 more t. blame for
.t-,i~iing him, tlsnnfe the depo~ltufn
i ho had their money In his Lanh Tor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15
The Churches ro.Morrow.

At the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
the Rev. l. NJ. Haldeman will preach morn
ing and evening at the usual hour. Sub
ject for the morning 1.-THE Resurrection of
Christ" Evening, "Christ's call to repen-
tance.'
nue. and Washington street, Rev. S. S. Sew
ard, pastor. Easter services with an ad-
dress to children on the resurrection,
commencing at 1890 q. m.
Hanover Presbyterian Church Preaching
tomorrow morning and eveping by the
pastor, Rev. L. Marks. Services appro-
pirate to the occasion.
St. Johns Church Easter Services at
and 1919 A. NJ. and 2. M.
Elm st. Baptist Church, Rev. Il. E. Bart
lett, pastor; preaching at 10l5, a. NJ, and
~, P. M. Sabbath School at 2, P, NJ.
Seats free.
Asbury NJ. E. church, 1917 A. NJ subject,
The Resurrection of Christ )" ~ p. NJ,
subject, "Church and Babylon, or the Bride
a id the Woman"
Grace church Easter services tomorrow;
preaching by pastor, Rev. j. E. Smith, MORN
ing and evening.
Central caurch Preaching in the morA-
ing at 1015 o'clock, and in the evening at
"a o'clock, by Rev. j. Howard Nixon, D.
Trinity chapel, Protestant Episcopal,
King and 5,h Services on Easter Day,
April 10th, early celebration at 30 o'clock
full easter services at 10 30; evening PRAYER
at 30 o'clock; evening service at 7.30
o'clock
Unitarian Church III the absence of
the pastor, Rev. +. Israel, no services to-
morrow.
Services in Scott NJ. E. Church, by the
pastor, Rev. J. Owen Sypherd, at 10l5 A.
NJ, subject, j." Resurrection of Christ at
81 P. NJ, general experience meeting at
7l3 2. NJ. subject prayer"
First Presbyterian Church, Market ST..
above 9lh, Rev. f. b. Duval, pastor; Com
munion services, 1870 A. NJ. preaching
also at 730 p. NJ, Young peoples prayer
meeting at ~ O'Clock, just before evening
service.
West Presbyterian Church Preaching
at 1872 a m, by the pastor, Rev. J. NJ. p.
Otis. Easter praise meeting at ~ p. m.
First Baptist Church, King street above
10th. Preaching at 1890 a. M, and 80 p.
NJ, by the pastor Rev. T. NJ. Eastwood.
Seats free. Sunday school meets at 8, q.
m. School for eolored people meets in the
Hall on 18th st. between Market and
Orange, at 2 p. M.
Bro. Moore will preach at 1015 a. no., and
| ~ p. M, in the Hall, 18th street between
Market and Orange. Bible school at 2
o'clock.
St. Paurs NJ. E. Church. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. VIM. p. Davis, at 1015 a.
M, and ~ p. M. Morning subject, " The
resurrection of Christ" Evening subject,
"Sight Given.n A full house desired.
Second Baptist Church Preaching by
the Pastor at 10 81. a. M, and 7.30 p. m.
Sabbath school at o'clock and baptism af-
ter the evening service. The usual prayer
meetings will be held on Wednesday and
Friday evenings. On Monday evening there
will be an inquirers meeting, and OF
Thursday evening there will be meeting
of the young converts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15
Spetial Autites.
---N~----------,-.~----
TO PHYSICIANS.
"CACHETS DE PAIN"

FOR RENDERING THE MOST BITTER NfEDI.
CINES TASTELESS.
These Cachets are made of simple flour paste and
adapted to substances powder form; thsy dissolve
very readily in the stomach, thereby allowing the
contents to act at once They are prepared as the
physician requires them, therefore the contents are
fresh material. The most nauseous and bitter medi-
cnes, rs Quinine, Aloas, etc. well those of un
pleasant odor, like AssafCetida, can be taken with
perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient the
taste and smell being perfectly and completely dis
guised. Te be, up with the requirements OF the
times and the, demands of our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the requisite apparatus for
neatly and expeditously filling and preparing Ca
chefs for use which are much approved BY both ply
sician and patient.
Z BRINGHURST & CO,
APoTHEcARIEs,
N. W. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts., Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15
ExpIosIon al SAT- Lake.

The details Of terrible explosion Of
powder magazines near Salt Lake City, on
April 9th, are given in the Herald Of that
city. In the evening about o'clock, four
magazines, located on the hills, mile from
Temple block, blew up. One belonged to
the Hazard Company, the second was in
charge Of the duPonts agent, Mr.. Jennens,
and the other two were those of the Orien-
tai Powder Co., and California Powder Co.
There was about forty-one tons of powder
sporting, blasting, Giant and Hercules
in the four magazines. How they were ex-
ploded is a mystery, but there is theory
that two boys cunning near by shot at he
magazine doors and the Herald coolly re-
marks that ait has been the careless and
most reprehensible and dangerous practice,
ever since the magazines were built, to
make rife and pistol targets of the doors,
some Of which bore the iudentations OF
scores Of bullets"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15
Ocean Excavations

The Old Dominion Steamship Co. are
spout to withdraw the isaac Bel. from her
regular service. and stateroom accommoda-
tion for one hundred additional passengers
and fit her for carrying parties from New
York, Norfolk, Richmond. Boston. Provi-
dence, OF other points, at may he arranged
by charter OF otherwise to Philadelphia.
furnishing home. including meals. on
board the ship, which will be placed at 3
convenient wharf while there and after re-
manning the number OF days arranged for,
returning to tine starting point. Passengers
will retain sole possession Of the same
ststeroom from the beginning TO tie enc of
the trip.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15

d 4 e,au i lowI
pen 4u4 4wa attention q
Z lmgfAW fEss So
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15

our exports of sugar to Canada are large
and increasing. For the first three months
Of the present year we cent to that country
5,os5 676 pounds. There is now not sin
gle Canadian sugar refinery in operation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15
the rebellion.

In the resignation Of MIR. Hayes, from
Council, the city loses servant whose
general efforts and results were commen
dable. He is driven out of Council by the
same influences that have attached dis
credit to the doings OF the present MAORI
ty ever SINCE it came into power, last Sep
tember.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15
TIE sHERIFFs TRAMP BILL,

In addition to the enormous fees which
the Sheriff Of this county has been OBJ
tanning from the scores of sales which the
dull times have thrown into his hands, he
seems to have made very pretty thing
for his private purse out of his charges for
boarding prisoners in the county JAM
These charges, at the last session Of the
Levy Court, were enormous. The busi-
ness of boarding tramps seems to have
been thoroughly systematized in the hands
of the Sheriff and New Castle Justice Of
the Peace, and the bills they presented to
the Levy Court were well calculated to
make tax payers open wide their eyes.
1t appears that there were lodged in the
Jail, during 1875, about fourteen hundred
tramps. They were sent there upon COM
mitments made out by the Mayor or JUS
tice of the Peace, as yagrants and remained
in Jail, generally, over night. This gave
rise to the following charges
Maglstrates s commitment. 40 cents
Constsble's fees. es.............50 g
Sheriff, for locking up ............53
. (tWo days board) .........S0
Total. .-S223
Some of these items require explana-
tion-perhaps all do. The magistrates
might have charged more, but as the bus
mess was brought down to a system, they
made a liberal reduction for wholesale
trade. The claim for constable's fee was
wholly fraudulent, as the tramps sought to
be committed, and went to jail, gladly, with
out a constable. This charge the Levy
Court disallowed. The board for two days
was charged because they were in jail parts
IF tac0 days, and the law, it is said doesn't
bother about fractions. In reality, most
Of the persons committed only had supper,
lodging and breakfast-less than day
but the Sheriff got paid for two full days
sll the same Altogether, the expense of
the business to the county was nearly two
thousand five hundred dollars, of which
nearly nineteen hundred went to the sher-
if.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15

b1-n N9- taliy SiA.Weth.
Black Dwarf GeTmAn WAI.
Valentine
NewingtS,n WuLder
White Marrow.
Large Lima,
Giant Wax
Cranberry
BEET-Extra Early Red Turr, g.
Egyptian Earliest.
large Blood-Ted
Half Long
Long Red Manee wrr4n+l.
Yellow Glove Mangel
CABBAGE Dreer's Large Early Yorh.
Jersey Wakefield
Stone Mason OF MaThleheae,
very choice
FulleTt Improved, very .aICe
I41re EARLY Winningstod:.
Late Drumheao.
Red Dutch.
Dr n1ead S4vory
CELEERY-p pfeeI's White Sold
Dwarf
Corn Adan's Early
Large Sweet Sugar
Extra EaI!y Sugar as early ~ Gtlat 3.
-ucuahEh- Early Russian.
White spined
Long Greer Turkey iu- n,Dklni.
Vest lndia Gnersn
f,4f PtANT- Fairly Long I1rp5e
AHDiyE- Green Curled
t-al,E--t Green Jniled
-IIIUt p early Oufled Silesa
Oahhage OF Uas+aI
0Sa Nabbuee o. dtIluttiu
tIauaUn.
LEEE-laspa Mu.selhuEc
LasdOu
Nusk hI.- cs-,ieuuy Lind
fne Apu.e res. tnr
luks 3rl
Wards NJ STIR
tusden Orange
Irge New A0fi liuprUYtd,
irescnt, very sapef44f
f@attoG tiitton.
CNtuN SEII- Hrllow DanvoT
WnHe OF Silver gam
nd win Aavt IN Drnpef ee7son n L.ta4 ynr. fue 1s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-15

Suggestion to the Morning Herald, graf
Is What you dontwant is the "day, date
and facts" about Mr.. Bayard's war record
The more you get, the sicker you'll be.
When the witnesses have been heard in
chief, don't cross examine.