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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-06

There are five fishing days in tni.
m"N'h No, W" Hcan there are ii,>
Sundays detroit Times.
The President and Tom Scntt al.
The Texas i'uvi;it;tuls Of ihril co,,nuL
county. Chicago Ir;|,unr.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-06

Sam Ward once warned rs never to
eat an omlette prepared Ivy a cook
possessing religion. "lon see,' said
Uncle Sam, and he is an oracle on tho
subject of the kitchen, "tle tcmpta-
ton to Disguise old eggs in an ONE
|ettc is too great unless your cook is
an unhelicvvr and seeks for lis re-
ward in things earthly, such rs wages
and a reputation. --|hurch Union.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
communicated

To THE EDITOR OF THE OscEoLA
TINES In your last weeks issue, |
notice a communication from one
Geo. NJ. H,n, In which that gentle-
man comes forward as the selioon
situated champion of the "good >
and pure" citizens OF Mississippi
county. throwing down the gaunt-
le, for an abus,vs and bitterly hos
tile controversyfwilh the "osceola
Literary and Dramas ssocia'ion.
Out of respect for comme0 deconoy
and justice. due to an I'd 'hg'n''
thinking commue,ty, Iask klor spa, .,
in the coIqgg"' o.er "i' and ba. D.,
.nse ,Imfgsa ,, Oleggs sliced; Il
ofthe dish halfway down, and
nice paste. Bake in an owe
first but gradually growing
ALMoYr PuDDING.-Put.
one rint and half OF mt
ounces of sweet almonds, pc
and let itcome to boil. III
time mix well three ounces mi
with thre ounces OF Hour
and LET it cook in the boiling
;sastift batter. and readily 6
aides of TIE ssucepen. Le.
little, then ~ esrbt 49,.
the yelks ofslf ROTH snd ,isl
beaten to q - and in suSss' s-
hour; turn II bskei In eSs6ej
II sbs;i,iS I sSfIiles = :: OF Al
e4I : 81: : &C., !: = :. q
g. rs be this-a n, ~ TO
"a shs.set si:.' /:
=
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A SURE CURE.

= or consumption. bronchitis, asthma ra'arrh /
,hrnat anil lung diseases Also n sure relief and
uermaneut cure for general debility, dyspepsia, /,
and ali nervous aneetions, by simple vegetable
mediciue, which cured Il venerable missionary
physician who was long resident OF syria ana
In, East and who has freely given this valuable
snecifc TO thousands of kindred sufferers with
the greatest possible benefits, and he now feels
ithis saefed christian duty 10 impart to others
This wonderful invigoratiilg remedy, and VIII
send FREE the original recipe complete, with
full directions, To any person enclosing stamp
for reply. bn. GLARk hohbiSs,v
(P q. Box 10
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.

~ virtue of n decree OF the Honorable Circnit
p Court Of Mississippi county, in thancery Sit
cause therein pending wherein Il. Freeman
was plaintf and Jcflrey Thomas was defendant,
Iwill, in front of the court house door. IN the
town of osceola, on Monday TIE 9Th day OF July
nj u O'Clock m proceed to sell to the highest
bidder. on Il credit of four months, the following
described real estate. TO wit: The northeast
\ Of the NV 4 Of section twenty one, in town
ship fifteen 40 north range eleven (l) east, con
tanning forty ncrcs Of land, more or less. The
purchaser will be required to give note aud ap-
proved security for the payment thereof
This June H. 1871.
JK.P. HALE,
Commissioner.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
For Domestic use

For Domestic use.
With Table and Fixtures, only Szo.
A n.rfect and unequaled. large strong and dUra.
blt Machine. constructed elegant and solid, from
the best material with mathematical precision.
for Conslant Family use or manufacturing pur'
noses Always ready at moments notice 70 do
Its days work lcvcr out Of order, and Will last
"A generation with moderate care; easy to under
stand and manage; light smooth, ana s"llt run
ming. like the well-rtglllated movement of fine
watch; simple, Compact, Efficient ana Rellable
with all the valuable improvements to be found
In the his Aert pr. ccd Machines, warranted to do
the same work the same way, and as rapid and
smooth ms u so Machine. An acknowledged
triumph Of ingenious mechanical skill, essen
TALLY the working woman's friend, and far in
advance of all ordinary Machines, for absolute
strength. Reliability and general usefulness ;
will Hem, Fell Tuck, Scam, Quilt, Bind, Braid,
cord Gather Ruflle shirr, Plait, Fold. -eallop,
Roll Embrodcr, Run up Brcadths, &c, with
wonderful rapidity, neatncss and ease, sews the
strongest lasting stitch equally fine and smooth
through all kinds of goods Fl ON cambria 10 sew.
eral thicknessos of broadcloth or leather, win
ane or coaIse cotton linen, SILK or twlne. Gives
pei feet satisfaction. Will earn It's cost several
| iimess over IN season in the work 1t does, OF
make good living Tor any man or woman who
desires TO use IL for that purpose; works so ialth
! fu and easy the servants or children can use II
| without damage Price Of Machire with light
| table, fully equipped for family work, ~, iial'
case Cover, Side Drawers and Cabinet Styles
each at corrcspondiugy low rates Sale dellVe
/ nv guaranteed, free from damage. Explanatory
pamphlets illustrated with engrayings of the ser.
| hral styles Of Machines, references, variety ol
sewing, &C., mailed free. Confidential terms
With liberal inducements to enterprising Clergy
men, Teachers, business Men, Travelling or lo-
\ cal Agents, &c who desire exclusive Agencies
| furnished on application Address John u
Kendall & Co, d2l Broadway, New York.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
sale OfReaI Estate.

BY VIRTUE ofq Deed of Trust executed by
=, X. Knight and wife TO u. 7 Pierce, ON the
l5th day Of April, 1875, which deed IL duly re-
corded In Record Volume 8, page 6 and 81, In
Mississippi County. Arkansas TO secure certain
indebtedness therein expressed. which deed pro-
yides among other thing, that IA the event oil
the absence or inability Of the said L. l.. Pierce'
to execute the trust the acting sheriff OF Missis-
sippi County State Of Arkansas, shall al the re-
quest of the legal holder Of the notes secured IN
said Trust proceed TO sell the property cow
in said deed Now, by reason of the absence oi
the said h.. p. Pierce and nj the request OF the
legal holder of the note secured in said Deed OF
Trust, l. John Is Driver, a. -herf OF Nj iss ppi
County, State Of Arkansas, viii on the
end. day of August next, 1871.
at the door of the Court house, In the town OF
Oscroln. state OF Arkansas, at the hour Of Y o
clock m proceed 10 sell 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand. the fol owing described
tract fland, lying In the County 81 NJ Ppl
and state of Arkansas. io-wlt; All OF section
sixteen p6) Tow ship ten uO) hsnge nine ="
seres of land JOHh II DRIVER,
Sheriff of Miss Co,
This ,July aud. 2sTT. (printer's fee, so 70)
7-1-Iw.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
dilate; an azure semicircle runs along
the lower eye-lid ; the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes blecds; SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing OF
the ears an unusual secretion of saliva;
Shiny or furred tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the Torning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voraciouS,
withagnawing ationofthe stomach,
at others, entirely gone Aeotirg pains
in the stomach occasional aarsea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen, bowels irregular, at times
costive stools Shiny; not unirequently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough cough sometimes dry and
convulsiye; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable. but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
OR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effec cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net fabable Of a0iHg The Sytghfesi
,yu,y 10 The moSt teadty infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's VERMI-
rUGE bears the signatures &c. McLANE
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrapper.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
Notice.

Dy virtue ofa renewal order Of sale made by
} the probut, court OF Mississippi county, at
the April term, A. ID. ISL, in the matter of 4
b. Haynes X Co. against John Driver, all
ministHior Of the estate of b ,. Bennett, de
ceased, |, as administrator OF said estate, Will
on the nth day of July next, Isl, AT the court
house door, in the town OF Osceola, Ark f, sell 10
the highest bidder, on a ere,'it of three months.
the following described lands, lying in said
county Mississippi and State Of Arkansas, be-
longing 10 said estate, to-wit The W. of sw \ OF
section 5, township 10, ranges; the swl of sec
ton 80, township IL, range 9; NV a OF ne I. OF
section ~, township II, range ~ y OF sw = oi
section 81 township II, range y; a of sw a OF
section 80, township VI. range .; containing in
all II, acres The sale to take place within law
ful hours, the purchaser required to give note
with approved security and Hen retained upon
the hand for the payment of III. same
Ibi, june 9th lS77 JOHN B DRIVER
Admir- Estate of b. +. Bennett. decd.
q. W. ThUinn son, Atty
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
9PEFpE 1TTT . ~

To THE WORKING CLAss.-Wc are now prepar'
ed to urnish all classes with constant emplo :
ment at home. the whole Of the time, or for their
spare moments Business new light and profit
able Pcr.ons Of either sex easily errn from 30
cents to a. per evening, and PROPORTIONAL sum
BOYS ana girls earn nearly a. mnch a. men. That
all who see this notice may send their address
and test the business we make this nnparalled Of.
Ter To such ARE not well satisfied We viii send
one dollar la pay for the trouble ot writing Full
particulars, sampi 5 worth several dollars Ia
Y SC"mmence work on, and copy of Home and
rMesiue, one of the largest and best Illustrated
xNou want permanrt, profitable work address
n hosSt sr'Sso' %. Portland, Maine.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07

800 on business. The idea ol
..as;'sn, %aas Iro%S ss;S he pri'Sihs visited only
!, and out Of it. As gSsnho ua'ro,,ss' ., =
is a stranger in these part Ssh nish, hs;ns
'A''y so to, to the ",n", ms%!sE SlhM placed the
POSITION .,' on, to *SEs 81 i was late on
loth sr iy, that the majori.
~" 4 lsss Learned can,"..s tina, Riley ,c,
oun,y jail. lie was
...yucd. pulled to pieces, or, any
way mistreated, nor will he ever be
while no IS a prisoner among us
Our officers are able, and do pro
tect all prisoners placed IN thcil
charge, and our citizens, blacks a
we'll as whites. are as law abiding
and as much opposed to obvio
- ience, If not moro so, as are thos'
NJ of Cairo, or any other place in Hi
ace \bis. Oar people spurn with con
h,a hpt the base calumny thus circu
. IN, he'd against their known ieal,y t.
w, kw and order We hope the Bul
om ttin, when publishing "stories,
n. will predicate them upon such in
$50. H Nmauon, as is known TO be au
, IN bntic and reliable. For the pres
ows, h, we only request that II will
$50, :, hike some endeaver to remedy, il
oN measure, at least, the wrong don
,usim b. citizens,
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07

aanlnIS,sa I'M Eae1i Dox nas re" WY No N1cT pi
ssS, ,,,5,r, "S :; Se wth the impression De. M'LAs
ceased, VII, on ku PILLS.
tla s 'os Hs & s chh wrapper bears the signature
Of 0rsr r,1.ar mo"is,, 's .o Sifn and EIrINa BRo
Mississippi county - ~ and Tho northwest quaiftuP
q@alts's S' "A In I"Gasp Is north range u yss
and eo.ielnh,ES eo.il',, So1rS m, The purchaser required
within with ad," ,S~St ri,h good security and hen'e"
! ~ IL, iauefor tA"'" q n. MNiiAN,
Ihis June &, is7I' s., - 4 Nahan decd GKr.-,
q " 1humato', Az 4
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07

sSsN0N~ pr,s
The genuine MFIANE's LII, Liyts .s,a fills nnS
hear the signatures Of c. M'LAsE an"
FIrNINc Bros. on the wrappers. ~
flI rSg Insist on your druss,5t. OF
storekeeper giving sou '4e pn Y ehu,ne nrS.
n,red pS, i, hv F Fleming bros, Pi,tsbrrgh' Pa;
Sold by sl respectable ,,,In a.vss'' JIM
,nn,ry s,orekeepers generally,
mo fishing to give ps. G, MelAsrs iiyrs ~.
20 --..,ty 1--we ee.ts.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
The Cairo Bulletin of the 3Otl

The Cairo Bulletin of the 30tb.
contains the following highly SEN
sational tirt daubcr ding at our
people:
"It is reported that the negro,
Riley Covington, who was arrested
in this city last Sunday by Chief OF
Police, Arter, for killing two ne
grocs in Csceola, Arkansas, and
who was taken to Osceola by the
marshal of that city, was killed by
mob on his arrival there. The
story goes that while Covington
was walking from the steamer on
which he and the Marshal took pas.
sage from Cairo, TO the Jail, u mob
of white aud black citizens sur
rounded them, and demanded that
the marshal should deliver the prs.
oner to them. The marshal rcfus.
ed, and the crowd set upon him.
He was overpowercd and the ne
gro seized and taken TO the woods
ut The outskirts of the city, where
he was put TO most terrific death.
A team Of mules was enlisted for
the occasion, one OF which was
hltchcd to the neck OF CovingtoI,
with rope, and the other to his
feet, and started IN opposite direc-
tions. lie was literally pulled TO
pieces. A gentleman who resides
in OsceOla, and who ia now IA our
city, informs US that there il not
the shadow of n doubt in regard 10
the unfortunate negroes gcit."
That such a story, (to call 1t by
no harsher name,) should have OBJ
aaincd Sach crcdence as to warrant
its publication IN the Bulletin, We
sincerely regret; not because we
believe, as some do, that 1t was
manufactured foi political effect,
for we willingly accord It's manage
mont sufficient discernment 10 know
and acknowledge that the time is
past, when such sensational rcrorls
will serve the republican party, hut
because OF the grave injustice done
our people. From our town mar
shall, Mr.. Iaskins, W, learn thai
the only danger he apprchende(
from mob violence, was while a
Cairo. Shortly after Covingtor
was arrested, q crowd of negroes
collected and threatened to rescue
the prisoner, and were only pre-
vented from doing so, by the police
force hailing passing hack, plac
ing the prisoner inside and driving
rapidly away. When he arrived
at Osccola, there were not more
than half a dozen men at the wharf
clerks and merchants, who were
=. on business. The idea ol
'o"a ~ 2 ;Le prisSher. xisted only
on, oo'h' ""' Hsho Cairoi,es
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
WARNING. ORDER.
In Justice Court, Monroe Tcwnshir

W p. Hale, Plaintiff
NJ. Heisiand. ! Defendant
The defendant, " lleistand l. warned 10 ap
pear In this court within thirty days and answe
IL. complaint ofthe plaintiff, W. +. Hale
This sJune 4, 1871. -
E.A. GARLICK, J. p.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
commissioners Sale OF
Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE Of decree of III" Honorable Cir
cult Court of Mississippi County, IN chancery
sitting, at the MAY term thereof, A u. 1871, in
a cause therein pcnding wherein d 4. Pr. ston
was plaintiff aud ID. X ittInan, Administration
of the g. tate Of Wm l. Starnes and Others. were
defendants, | will, m front Of the Court house
door In the town 81 Osceola on
Saturday, the 2lst day of July, at ~ o'clock m
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder on credit
OF four months, the following described real
estate. to-wit;
The " \ of Fraction al section thrty-two (32l I;
the north east fractional \ Of section thirty -one
t3D; the south y Of norIh west = OF mae ttional
section thirty tB) the south y of fractional sec
lion thirty CN; the sonh II 0l north east = OF
fractional section thirty (D the south west
corner of north west = Of section twenty nine
(.9l the south west o. section twenty-nine
(2N less the north East corner of same, all in
township eleven IN north, range eleven f1D
east, containing nine hundred 600 acres, more
or less
The purchaser will be required 10 give note
and ap ro,ed security f)l the p ynent Their OF.
j. b. DRIVER,
This June lst 'S77. Commissioner
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
OR. c. McLANE'S
PILLS

These Pills are not recommended as
remedy for call the ills that flesh is
heir to-" but in affection, of the Liver,
and in all Bilious Complaints. Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases of that
character, they stand without rival.
AGUE AND YER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they are un-
equaled.
4 The genuine are never sugar coated,
49, hoe a rod vox seal op tbe
The Osceola times., 1877-07-07
NOTICES
WARNING ORDER.
In the Mississippi Circuit Court in
Chancery.

A.V s IiLdsley. as trustee for)
Sallie McGavock Lindsey aud plaintiffs
sallie Mrtiayock iindsicy,
against
Name A Edrington. as ENccu-
trix ufthe last will aud testament
of Jsmts II Edrinpt0n. Nancy
A. Burlington, rs widow. aud
Nancy Burlington Us Guardi- Defendants.
|, . of william u Edrington, las.
1 Edr'ngton, Sarah EdItnginn.
lloseph u. Burlington, John L
Wfnwpn, Eugenia Fdrlpgton,
II. tdringion. Infants
pt Law u the eaid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
THE OLD DRURY.

Clean stas stubbie land ut harvest homo,n
fresh as q rosy maidsn's cheeks whose fruit is
Just ripe for loves harvest, looked the old st.
Charles last night, newly painted and gas
sheened, as it was opened TO inspection by Msior
Robert Strong. it's manager and director. Every
thing has been renewed in the place, the seats,
the painting, the flooring, tbe'ceiirg and aIl the
paraphernaiia that make the pride, ponp and
circumstance of theatricals. Our theatre-Ioving
community has there oil the material necessary
for the enjoyment Of good pIay, and we have
reason to think that this will be sfoTded them
tonight. May We be able to say "Ononia tuytz
punctmns' Of the renovated Old Drury.
The old theatre, like everything eise good in
New Orleans, was for o considerab tine under
pail, but nov that prosperity promi-es to be unr
lot, we are satisfied that 1t will like phtenix
and it's glories OF the past will be revived,
The opening night will present u D0yeI specta-
cle--that Of negro minstrel Company, the ment~
bers OF which, all oil them, belong 10 lhs African
race. Without departing from determination not
to praise unworthy Stage performances, W. may
conscientiously say that Gailender's Gsorgia
somely, for oil our exchanges praise them upi~
versaliy, and they have b4si ,es, received the
personal commendations OF such distinguished
individuals as Clara Louise Kellogg, p. r. Bar
Dum, James T. Field and others. The regular
dramatic season at the 81. Charles opens on sum
day next with the play Of ''5te. nevteve," with
Mrs. Sche1er in the title role, assisted by an old
acq 7aintance, Mics Eva Carfano, and full stock
company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
BREVETgEs.

Canal street was crowded again last evening
with promeDaders.
The mercury yesterday touched tho lowest
point during the fall--62 degrees--at q. m, and
the highest, n, was attained at 8 p. IN.
The coolest place in the West, as indicated by
the signal service teiegrams yesterday was ma
hs. where the mercury Indicated 43 degrees at 8
p. m.
The Silver Link Social Club give their second
complimentary fancy dress and masquerade
soiree dansante at the Minerva Hall, on Friday,
the 26tn inst.
We are indebted to the New Orleans Philhar-
mouic Society for an invitation to attend heir
concert at Grunewald Hall tomorrow evening.
The United Sons of America Benevolent Asso-
the benef Of the widows and orphans relief
fuud on saturday, the 17th of November.
A grand dramatic entertainment will be given
on the 22i inst, In st. Mary's school hall, Con
s'ance street, by the 5t. Georges Young Mems
Benevolent Association, for the benefit OF their
relief fund.
On Wednesday next the fifth competition for
the Liisnthal cup will take place at the Crescent
Oity Rife Park (Frogmoor), when the mem aers
OF the team will Participate with some Of the
club members. The military ac,ice sh ,oting
at the 200 yards range, off-band. for badge, will
be continued to-day, commencing at IL a. m !,
and by Sunday next the long range targets.
blown down by the late storm, will be in po stion
It is noticeable that the opening season appears
gilded with fair promises. Our business streets
are more than usually crowded in comparison
wi b the late preced Dg years, and it was anite
refreshing to notise the throng st the st. Charles
Exchange yesterday, at IL O'Clock, that attended
the auction sales OF real estate made by O. e. ai.
rardey ard Hoey, Macon Il OCo1nor. The life,
the movement, the general smiling appearance
that distinguishes our community to-day is OF
good onfn, and indicates as clearly al cirsum-
stantial foreshadowiDg evidence may do, that the
lncipient winter and business season will be brisk
and we hope remunerative.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
, opening the market became depressed. and

the opening the market became depressed. and
prices declined from to II per cent. the entire
CHICAGO, Oct. 20, g:a5 o. m Union Stock Yard !:
Hogs-estimated receipts. to-day $500; official
Yesterday 1o,9o1 fairy active and firmer: 1Om15c
ng at 81 1904 81: heavy shipping at 81 zoos 81
Wheat-Noyember 81 Os: sellers year 81 ooa1.
Gqorn-OetobeLr L 4s16; November 427S@4s. Pork
Closing. -Wheat-O ST osa November
81 o52s@l O54; year 81 1O3a No, = 1o01 IA; No.
81 oe; NO. 8 81 o4a rejected %: G2rn-O tober
431s: November 49,: year an; January 4ota
May 4oa high mixed 5iA; rejected 42a. Oats
October and November. G ,sh. 2sA: December
iEtey Eeycembsr . sas2 '9s Bogsa @ m1ts nost
Shoulders 81; long and short clear ~. Whis-
ky-Sales 80 bbls at 81 0s. IDspections-W Wheat,
236: corn. 176; canal. 5000; oats, 3; rye, 8; bar
kr. LOUIS, Oct. 2o.--Hogs active and higher /;
lIght "a 6q95: heavy "a so@5 T.: receipts 10000.
bid; October 81 27ls; November s1 2ezs; all the
gssb ysar 8 2 e Mozsbes cash . IS Corn
2Ga November 2e9s.; December 27ts. Rye-eash
54a bid; October 55 bid November 55k. Whi-ky
81 %. Pork dpl and nothing. doing. Cut meats
AZ November. Wheat unchanged.
erats Gs9dLSnand daSmnand o 29Gran z r, quiet Ryemod
sample; 30 on track. Oats in fair demand at
27929f E mixed, 29os1 for white Provisions
QUIet. MISS D0rR In moderate 1dbb1ng demand
at sl3 50@13 75. Lard steady at 81 for current
make, 85S@sa for prime winter. Bulk meats
nominal Corn firm and quiet at 46 for mixed
on track, Al for shelltd in eIeva or and white
nominal. Wheat in fair demand and rather
firm: white 81 1901 35 and red 81 2o0o1 30 Is
bushel. Whisky-demand fair: sales 100 bbls at
81 o7. Hogs dull but market steady with mod
crate receipts; quoted at si0e4 6b for common.
"a 1904 80 for fair good light. 81 s5@5 for fair
to good packing, and s5@5 Is for choice.
Cose.-Pork firm: s13 so bid, st4 asked. b.
con in good demand: shoulders, ~; clear rib
.: long clear. 91s. s. G. hams 1917 salted loose
firmly held. Shoulders none: clear rib 81 !;
shot clear 81. Lard quiet; prime steam 85S |;
kettle 81,