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The Daily Leader
SANFORD'S
RADICAL Gu RE
For CATARRH.

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently
il cures this loath>Ome disease in ali its va
Iying Stages II possesses the soothing and
healing properties OF plants, herbs and barks
ia their essential form, free from every NIB
rous contamination. aud in this respect dif-
lers from every other Enown remedy. In
one short year il has found its way from
he Atlantic TO the Pacific coast, and wner-
ever known, has b-come the standard rem
edy for the treatment of Catarrh. I he pro-
prietors have been waited upon by gentle
men of national reputation who have been
cured ny this re medy, and who have, at con-
siderable expense and trouble, spread The
good news throughout the circles in which
hey move. When you hear a wealthy gen.
tlemen of intelligence and refinement say
Il owe my life 10 Sanford's Radical Cure +"
you may feel assured that Ii is an article of
great value, and worthy to be classed among
the 81 Iandard medicines of the day.
THE benefit rive from its daily use is
to me invaluable"
HENRY WELLS, of Wells, Fargo & Co.
"It has cured me after twelve years of Un-
interrupted suffering
GEO. w. HOUGHTON, Waltham.
Each pockage contains Sanford s Improved
Inhaling Tube, with full directions for use
IN all cases Price 81 20 per package. For
Sale by all wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States. WEEKS
POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston.
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F. w. FIRMIN,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

oRFICE-On Main Street, over Baker q
stack houses Shoe Store.
RESIDENCE-On East HardiE street, 4tn
door East OF PresbytS rian Church.
VIII respond promptly to calls in to,gn
and country q all hours, and wnen nos ON,
srwIse professionally engaged, Will be found
nj tie ONCE for copsultstion between the
hours OF A. NJ. and p. N. 10
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z. W. ADkA,

DARBER SHOP Is THE PLACE WHERE
d h Won can get the best of work done in the
neatest possible style. Lsdies and Cntldren
Hair Cutting nd shampooing specfsffty
Shon Opposits Old White Corner. Two Chairs
siWzys found ready for business. Call and
sae MIN aud &c, q Good job Ladies desiring
~ork done, by leaving word at the snop ne
,rIIl call at their residence. IL
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rroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
"A LAW, Findlay, Ohio. ONCE In Head
-Gusrtsrs" Building, North east OF Soert It
entrusted to bis care. April o. lofz.
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l. II. BALSLEY:
Eitr and GanEte Aileffesr.

A,dv.I and Departure OF Malls NJ tne
Findsay Post once.
DEPARTUkE.
o,ursv Branch c. q G. RR., Sl5 .. 10.
= e. E6 L, kR. poing Sosah, u;io q; m
North. AZ p. m.
.ARRIvALs.
Ourev R-onsh C. .. q c. RR;, 55o p. M
IA T.. Rk. going South. ll:lo q. m.
"a North, 4.s p. m
DEPARTURE.
yIa Baren. .fOT.age Munger and BoaosigS', 90 T
-rue,d.y, Thursday and Ssturosy,sH1 a H.,,1r es.r
MI BLarchard ,HoUcktoUn and Ee01"g oO' "o
wsdp ssdsy and raturoay, =. ~ - Taesdsy
and saturdxy, ~ p m: ,,5 az
oak RIDGE, Ottdioa. Roa'.oke, BeLmore, anu "'''
hoa-T1esday aud Friday, at a. n.
Renson Ridoe S,anIep and Pe1sdieton- rloay'At
xecsnab andR,rt age CentT-Daiiy al p IN
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r. 5.HUFER.

cURyEYOR once in frst block South OF
s6s lines of old surveys laying out, parting
OF. Land dividing up lands, ,leveiins fol proniet
of roads and bitches.
March 10 1915 em
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e. r. DUNN,
IN. JOHNSON,

ArrORNEY AT LAW.
Unics in New Bank Building, ~ est Mos o
Main Street, No. " tSoN. AriJ
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Cou,n,on Pseas Judge James Piilsh'
zudltor-0eorge 3. Moshsr.
Oerk Of Lourfs SCOTT W. Preple'
TLeasasrsr-Peter Hosler.
Rsoorder-Paul kemerer.
Sherf6-Psrlee &. Tritch-
prosse,tttng gznorney-Henry Brown.
Coroner ID. Y. Cline. ,ot m
Bishop and John sdgington- NJ
,,ar,agrU L,irectors-Cam pbell Bysl. X. M
watson, and J. X. Bnshong.
Fadrudrp Observation-Disclosures u nsnS S,,,S
Srg IA JEnnmtaeT,-W. L. Piati; X X suIn'
eriand, and Doriias MARK.
TOWNSHIP 0FFlC FRS.
Trastees-Samuel Howard, Jonn hA
and JOB Chamberiin.
Qerk-Henry II. Louthsn.
Tredsurer-Hugh Newell. o.uard
y,lsfices-D b. Besrdsley and o. a. baliAie
ConstabLes-Joel MarkIe and j. A. bSs
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I0HN N HAMLIN.

ATTORNEY AT Law. FrsDLAr. OHIO.
Makes regular professional calls In sd,oin-
ns counties
Nov. le.tf.
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CHuR 9.

CHuRCHES.
Aethodia Episoopal-Rev. Parker p Pope.
PresJutey1aa-Rev. r. K Sutherland.
Lutherda-Rev Z. ). Sprecher.
OonpreodtioaaL-Rev-D ID. II. Davies.
Eodaoeltcai Church-Rev. A. Heusel-
Utiled Brefhren-Rev. T. ID. IDgle-
tJernan Reform Rev. A. Konetzka-
Church of God Rev. ]. V. Updyke.
German Lsltherda-Rev. ". Buerkle,
81. Mlchasrs catholic Church.. b. founs
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DIR, G.. w. GALLOWAY,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE Over John Ruthrsuf's Hardware
store.
RESIDENCE-Main Cross street, Bird house
East OF Head Quarters
viii attend TO all calls In town or country.
Can be found st his ofhce. except when nrv W
fsssionaliy engaged from A. NJ. until 10
pM Ely
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Peach trees were reported in bloom
at Seymour Ind, on November LIST.
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ms. TRIrCH Il RlCKETs,

nHYsICIAN and SURGEON. ONCE up
stairs In Davis Opera House BLOCK fino-
i.v 0bio- 81 ly
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nRACrICAL DRUGGIST, DIRECTLY OP-
posIte the Court House Ffndiay, ONO
fhysicisn's Prescriptions compoun unosu o1le ~
llmery, Soaps, &C. N
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o. n. CllMER,
UURGEON DENTIST.
n. N. HAVEN.

On,ce over A. &. Cummin's Grocery Store
one door North of DIR. Detwilers old once
VI est Side of North Main street, Findiay, y
April IA, lS76-6m
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lanes A. BOPR,

a TroRNEY AT Law, -. y e. :
once over ". L. Davis 4 Cos Store, Main
street. Eiudlav Ohio. Aprfi IA IT
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HEN NJ BRO
T.DAvIs. NV. DAVIS. n. L. pErwlLkl
DAVIS. pETWtIER a. CO.

.vHOLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCE"s,
w and Dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wood
an vii -ov and Stone Ware, Confectionery,
Fiufts and q General Variety Goods at W hole
sale Al Cleveland and Toledo prices Eos 81
and q Main Street
Nav s. T6-0.
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,4indlsp Business 2rsffoIp.


DHYsTCIAS AND URGEoN, MI Blaneh,
ard, Ohio, ALI calls promptly attended
= eff.
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UoMRoPATHIC PHYSICIANS and Sur
III qeons, Findlay, Ohio. tSuccessors TO
Detviler 4 Tritch We Will be pleased 10
see any or all of the patrons of the late DR..
Detwiler.
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usConp RURKEr.

n rroRNEYA AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
A md NotafyPcblic. Win attend promptly
10 al business entrnsted 10 his re- Pariicu-
lar attention given Collections, Partitioning
m I.ands and business In Probate Court.
Once on Main street, in Rossmsn's BLOCK
uearly Opposite the Court House. May.
HENRY BROWN.
a rrORNEY AT Law. Once upst airs, nrsl
"A Door sonth Of Court Ho>.se; Findlay.o-
N0Ya0befZ "a, I5+6. - AT EEe
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r. @. BALLS ARD,
DHYsloIAN AND SURGEON.

orFICE-On Main Street, over Bakers
Furniture Store. VIII respond promptly TO
all calls from town or country. 10 Al
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The HERALD was established In 1873, and
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Sc Columns of Reading Matter.

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WASHINGTON. ID. c.
, 1877-06-23

DISTANCE INDlCAToR-An improved
distance indIcatoT-beIng hydro
clinometer designed for use in coast
batteries, having height Of ninety
feet and upward above the sea level
has been invented by a British army
officer. 1t consists Of piece of wood
about two feet six inches long, three
inches deep, and one inch thick. Eui-
bedded in one side is tube contain
ing colored spirit, there being above
the tube scale graduated tor yards.
A small telescope is fixed at the top
OF the instrument at one end, The tel
escope having cross hairs similar 10
those in a theodoli;e In using the
instrument, the end fnr;hest from the
observer rests on the top of the box
in which it is carried, the end next
the observer. and which carries tie
telescope, being elevated by means OF
an adjustable brass arm or support.
In taking range, all that is necessary
is to sight the object and bring The
| cross hairs TO cuI tie water line the
exact range is then ascertained by
reading the figures Oh TIE scale at The
level of the spirit, whlch gives it with
ont any calculation whatever. The
time required for The operation is
exceedingly s!ght-onIy about eight
seconds-afer which the object, il
moving, can be continuously and ac
curate.y followed.
, 1877-06-23
District Court Suz,lulOns
OF WASHINGTON, | &c

TERRITORY OF W4SHLNGTON, &C
C0HHig Of u ala ala,
In the District Court Of The First Judicial District
0f UdShil,l 0A Territory.
j. 7. WTSENIN, Plaintiff, rs. THE -NEVAD4 AID
NORTHERN TELEGRAPH CO., aud PL4TI
BCRh, Dc)cHd1HtS-
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To THE
NEVADA and NORTHERN TELEG RAPH
CO., and PLAII BURR, Defendants You are here
by required u app-ar IA action brought against
you by j. T WISEMAN, Plaintiff, IN the District
Court OF the First judicial District OF WaShiuItOn
Territory, holding terms az the city OF Walla Nala
in and for the counties OF WallA Walla and Column
bIa, 10 answer the complaint of Plaintiff flied in
Nslla Malla county, within twenty days after the
service OF this summons exclusive Of the day @: ser
vice II not served II sad county, but in said Dis
tret IN thirty dBys otherwise within SIXTY days or
the SAID Plaintiff Will take juG smeGt against YOU by
default, acnOriing 10 the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover the sum OF
s9S5 2l-lOO gold coin, due Plaintiff by Defendants,
tor services IN hauling Telegraph wire from Wala
Wslla 10 Baker CITY, and along DeisndAnts' line, IN
October and Noyeulbsr, ls.5
And you are hereby nOtIfiei that ualess you ap-
par and answer the sail complaint as above rrquir-
ti the prayer of the Plaintiff VII bs granted. Wit
- ness the bon. - NISGARD, Judge OF
! L the District Court Of the First Jpdicr.l
49, District OF Washington Territory, and the
seal OF said Court afixei tins 10th day OF April a.
D.. 1877 A. REEVES AYRES
JAMES d. MIX, Clerk.
Plaintiff, Attorney. tq-6y
, 1877-06-23

GRACE GREENWOOD, who is a repub>
lican Uf the most stern and unrelent-
ing slalwartness, thus gives vent in
the New York Times 10 her opinion
of the imperiOuS necessity which fore
ed Mr. Hayes to his Southern surren,
der. Victorious through what seems
now 10 have been a doubtful, if not a
d'S"S'r"nS. sncresS. he naturally a
modest man, did not assume the oak
Ell wreath of absolute triumph, or the
violet mantle Of supreme dignity. As
was widely and sterniy declared that
he had been called 10 rule, not by the
divine roc p0pa6 but rather by the
v0r et Iretered RihH of an unconsti-
tutional commission and certain dubi
ous bayonet propped returning boards
as determined democratic majority
had the whiphand in Congress, con
cession and Precipitation seemed mar>
tiers Of stern necessity. "SurrenGer," /"
from this point of view, was inevlta-
bic. He simply made virture of the
necessity. In his judgment, the line
had come for the Norlh to yield, and
he, acting for the North yielded with
good grace, with even an air of gra
cious condecension, and was a stroke
Of political genius
, 1877-06-23

Excessive UsE OF MEDICINEs.-The
London Times, in speaking Of the ex-
cessive use of medicines, says it would
be utterly impossible to tell how many
constitutions have been impaired, how
many digesiiOns ruined, how many
compilations spoiled, and how many
purses emplied, through medicine.
What is that you say-that stitch in
time saves nine, e,and that the righ; med
icine quickly taken averts danger ?
Very likely. quite believe that.
But in ninety nine cases out of a hun
dred where is The danger? and what
is the emergency of the case? Medi
cine is often the precursor OF after
misery, and the poor constitution has
10 pay dearly for its medicinal flip.
The wiser philosophy of the present
day is gradually delivering US from
these potent perils. Nature has a
sell righling power within her there
is kind of Uis Dledicatric in the phys
icaI frame. Treat Inc body kindly ;
let as much pure air as possible get
to the lungs, and as much fresh water
as is neediul be applied TO the flesh,
and as mnch healthy exercise as duty
permits be given to the muscles, and
as early rising as circumstances will
allow be affored for the recruirmeni
OF the brain, and then medicine will
be an ayoidable affair.
, 1877-06-23
Centaur


ANTIOCH, III, Dec. !, lSii
''Messrs j. R. Ros & Co:
4" Nv wife has Tor ons time, been terrible suE
ferer from Rhrumatisn She has tried many ply
>icians and many rsr,eiies The only thing which
has gwen her relief Is Centaur Linimeat- am
juice- to say this has cured her l am doing whIt
can To extend it. sale . " II RING"
This Is "A sample Of many hTs1n tast InOnials re-
C. we'd, OF WON rful eures effected by the Centaur
Lin meut. The ingredients Ci this article pub
lisLed around each bottle Il contains Witch Hazel.
Neutha Arnict Rock Oh. Crho,ic, AMI Ingredients
hitherto little known. II Is Edispuahie tact that
tie Centaur Linimant Is performing more cures OF
-weilinSs, Stiff Joints, Eru3 ous, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sc:stca Cakel Breasts, I0ek-jaw, Sc ,
than all other I.inimeuts, EmbrocatiJgs Extracts,
Ointments and PlaSters nOw in use.
For T0otiacLe, Earache, Weak Back, Itch. anl
Cuianeous EruDtons it Is admirable 1t eGr,s burns
and sc,lis without a scar. Extracts poison fIom
bites and stiuss, and heals frosts-bites aud chill
blaf.s IN a short tine. No family aft3rd 70 be
without the Centaur Linnent, white WRAPPER
The CcnfaJIr iiEineDt. yellow wrapper, IS
adaptad TO the tough skin, muscles AMI mesh OF the
Spawn, Sweeny, Wind Gall, Big Head and Poll
Evil are LITTLE less than u,arvelous.
MeSsrs. J. Mcclure Co, Drusgissts, cur Elm
and Front Sts., Cincinnati, e.. say:
- In our neishbcrhuol number II teaTasters
using the Centaur LIniment. They pronounce It
superior 10 anything they have ever uset We sell
as high s four TO I've dozen bottles pei month to
these .eamS.grs-'
Ne have thousands of similar testimonials
For Woun 3, Calls, Scratches, ItiIrshoue, &e,
aud for Screw Worm sheep, II EEs no rival. Far
mas. Isvery-inen AMI Stocs-Ials-rS, have IN this
IiuimeUt a remedy which Is worth a hundred times
its cost.
Ias 3mS SC DIX ST, NEW YoRK-
, 1877-06-23

SAYING smart things does not pay.
It may crafty Your spite al first, but
it is better TO have friends thar ene-
mes; and if you cannot make people
happy, AT least refrain from adding 10
their misery. What if this woman is
not your ideal OF womanly perfection,
or that man your model man? Your
mission on earth is not TO remind them
of the fact. Each Of Us has faults OF
his own or her own; in correcting
them we shall find ample occupation.
A sting or dig" never did any
good-pever helped any one 10 be
better. One who falls into the habi,
of giving them soon looks i'll na;ured
L; is not always possible to join the
Mutual Admiration Society and be a
good member. but at least one can
hold ones tongue.
, 1877-06-23
District Court snssaEmonS
OF W4SHINGTON, &c

TERRITORY OF W4SHINGTON.l
County of HolIr alta, o.
In he District Court q The FIRST Judicial District Of
" Washington territory.
dNGELINE CIRLON, IIdiBfiG, RS CHARL rs
4. Il. CsRLON, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO
L CHARLES a. 4. CARBON, Defcniant: YUu
are hereby required 20 app-ar In acton brought
against yon by ANGEIISE CARBON, Plaintiff, in
the District Court of the Fst Judicial District OF
Washington Territory, holding terms at ColfaN, IN
and Tor the cJuntles OF Stevens and Whitman 10
swer the complaint OF P.alntif, filed in Whitman
county, within twenty days after the servce OF this
summons, exclusive OF the day of service II not
served IN sad county, but in SAID District in thirty
days Otherwise within sixty days, the said Pain-
tiff VIII take judgment against yOu by default, &C
eoriiBg 20 the prayer OF the complaint.
The said aciiOn is br ught dissolve the bonds OF
matrmOny existing betW -en PlaiHtlH and Dricnd-
ant on the grounds of Gesertion and atan oam-nt
OF Plaintiff by Defendant, and for other ploper relief
| in the pr, nses-
And you are hereby notified that unless you aP-
pear and answer the ssId complaint above required
the Pliutiff will apply 10 the urt for the relief
demanded therein.
l>I Witness the Hon. s. c. WINGARD, Judge OF
L. s. the District Court Of tie Fist Ja,lical
! - } District # Washington Territory, and the
seal of said urt a xed this st day OF May, A. d.
| lS77. A REEVES AYKES, Clerk.
A. Z. ISHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney. 22-6w
, 1877-06-23

EATiNG HIS WAREs.-A Massachn
seits paper says that two drummeEs,
agents for rival blseking and mucilage
met the other day oD drumming
tour in the same store, and while ad
vocaiirg The merits OF their wares,
one man said the Others contained an
acid injurious TO the leather. The IN
insinualion was Indignantly repelled,
and The agent offered TO bet FIVE dol
lars TO TWO dollars that il was not SO,
and 10 prove his sincerity he would
eat the contents OF one box and wasf
il down with a bottle of mncilage.
The bet was taken. Calling for Tvs
pilot biscuits he sandwiiehed th'
backing between them, and wlthon
flinching ate the whole, aud as q slim
ulant drank the contents OF a boitt,
Of mucilsge. The spectators looked
10 see startling developments, but th
man coolly took up his two dollars
and with a bland smile took the gro
GERS order for several gross of black,
ing and walked hnrrieiiy away, leay
ing the astonished competitor to med
itate on the loss of customer ana
two dollars. We know Of no bette
way for a drummer or peddler 10
prove the quality of his wares than L.
eet them, and If the custom could bt
given the fUrce of law it might have
many good results. Few things could
be less pala,able than box OF black
ing. even when seasoned with bo;tle
ot mucilage, and The fact that The
agent WAS ready tU eat them must
have given great weight TO his repre-
sentatiuns as to their merits. This
same rule applied TO The yenders Of
quack medicines, patent varnishes and
bug extremlnators would give a new
and interesting phase TO business,
while lis introdu;;ion among book
agents could hardly fail to have most
desirable results. Almost any person
would buy a book after seeing All
agent eat one. for even if death did
not ensue the physical discomfort
which must follow after such a meg!
would 90 far towards compensaling
the purchaser.
, 1877-06-23

An EXTRAORDINARY WEDDING PREs
ENr.-An extraordinary scene was en-
acted at church at Hoylake. near
Liverpool, a few days since. One Of
the villagers having decided to enter
the bonds of matrimony, the ceremony
was du!y performed in one of the
churches. The friends of the conrarct.
ing parties had assembled in cons;d.
erable numbers to witness the marrI-
age ceremony, and the service having
been satisfactorily concluded, the
newly married couple proceeded down
the aisle TO leave the church. Bu,
ere they had left the holy place. a
woman rose from one of the seats and
flung baby into the hands of the
bridegroom, saying that his wife
would probably take care of his
progeny for the future. The feelings
of both bride aud bridegroom may,
perhaps. be imagined.
, 1877-06-23

REDUCED Those fearful Jeremiahs
who were prorhesying that everything
would go 10 everlasting smash in
Louisiana and South Carolina as soon
as The troops were Withdrawn, can
wipe their weeping eyes In Louisiana
the State bonds have already shot W
from SO to so cents on the dollar, and
are still buoyangIy rising toward par
and in South Carolina the ;ax rate
has been reduced from Il mills to
mills ON the dollar.
, 1877-06-23
UNITED STATES CLAIMS.
Land for Soidiers-Land and Ei:b ninI
for sale CT Trade hi"'"
and Viii for sale or Trade.

I COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN fOIOhh---I
Bounty, New Orleans ani other prize mo- = -, 4
due, and Postotice claims; obtain PeusiOns 10 -,
ficers, soldiers, sailors wounded, injured or :, -
ami their willows and children Patents, osse- m
title 10 land and land warrants for solii-fs y -
WARS before 81 March, 1855 and attend 20 a., .Ii
ness at Washington. Locate Timber LAM - y
Scrip and HoIn.seads on lands rear Pcril1hl. -
and elsewhere VIII s-ll Crsuberr', PralIe' '-asi
and Timbered Land, Al prices lower than - -
Rich Plaeer travel Bss aud Quartz Ledses iof =. =
or trade. Also, will sell Furnished Hotel -
- u 'e'i " d" Mil q RP'' C NJ. CARTER,
s-sn Portland, os'-
, 1877-06-23
A You've MAN applied at a news

A YOU'VE MAN applied at a news
paper office the other day for situa
ton. Have you ever had any expert
enee as an editor? inquired the news
paper man. Well no not exactly repli
ed the ambitious aspirant, cautiously.
But I'ye been cowhided a nrmber of
times, been married quite while, have
worn borrowed clothes for three years,
and never had a cent of money. So
thought | might work in. He was
engaged.