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TO ALL. PARTICULARLY
NVALIDSs

rprins = . THYME ssason; indications ..
sfckness should ct once be attended 70
Fatal diseases may be caused oy Allowing
he bowels e. become oonstipatsd and the
ysaom 70 remain In disordered oopol-
Ion, until hoaisorder has time 70 Develop
itaplk An oun "a Of prevention Is WORTH
pound Of cure, 10 an old and truthful say
ing Therefore, We advice all who are
troubled with the complaints now very
Observation-Disclosures indigestion, olsoro-
cred liver, want Of sopetits, nausea Ss,a OF
feverish skin, TO take, without oeiay.
Sche ckS Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy 20 harmless and decisive In lts
q ciion. Il at once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces healthy Tone
to the systs a. People never need suue.
rom any sease arising from disordereo
condition Of the liver If they would taRe
this excellent medicine when they leei
the first indications OF the malay. faml-
lies leaving home for the sum mer montn ns
should take three or four boxes OF tness
pill. with them. They haze an a.moss
fnstantaneous eject. They will relieve
the patient OF headache In one or Two
hour and will rapidly Gle .nse the llVeI
OF surroundi e bile, and will enrctuaiiy
prevent bilious attack. They are SOLO
BY all druggists
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Next Weeks Petit Jury.

Sheriff Tingle has summoned the fol.
lowing gentlemen for the Circuit Court
petit Jury next week: George Mendel,
Jane, Hamilton, F. A. Hogue, E. NJ
Atkinson, Lem Becky, Z. Whitemeyer,
VIM. Heburn, George Lawson, John
Heltenbine, Gilbert Esrlebine, j r. Nc
Kelvey, Archie Woods, Hull Qusrrier
&. G. Terrell. j. M. Ray, Oscar Dunlap,
George Burch, w. G. Weidmsn, Louis
Delbrugpe, S. P. Parker, II. G. Richards,
John Robb, Joseph Beater, Emanuel
Gutman, Ed Bradley, Samuel N. Bailey,
Charles P. Hamilton, Charles w. Gun.
ningham, Harry Hay, David Evans.
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afheeling Gcgister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

For Cincinnati Steamer Hudson.
Library Tsbles-G. Mendel, Booth y
60.
Dissolution-Bsiley & Travis
New Firm-Bsiley u Wagner.
Wanted-W Western Lands.
Dividend of ONO Valley.
Time Tabe-W heeling and Elm
Grove Railroad.
Bankrupt Notice.
Trustees Sale.
Coffee-List, Davenport 4 Parks.
Proposals. First Page.
DR.. McLsnes Medicines = Local
Page
a Card-To Hon. John W. Kennedy.
"a Csrd-To Hon. Gibson l.. Cranmer.
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Unneces. Excitement.

Yesterday. quite an excitement occur
red on the corner of Eoti and Twenty.
second streets. Mr.. George Holt had
rugged up "a small boiler for some pur-
pose, and at the hour when every one
else was n. dinner, he pulled out the plug
and caused the escape OF quantity OF
steam. Persons rushed from their dinners
and ran to the place from whence came
the noise, expecting to fading a
number OF dead and mutilated beings,
but fortunately tor the supposed dead,
and unfortunately for the reporters, there
WAS no injury to any one.
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American Bible Society.

New YORK, MAY l0.-The annual
meeting of the American Bible Society
WAS held this morning. The annual re-
ports shows the receipts for the year 10
BE- S543 $40. including S227, 29S tor pub
hcaucns; SlSS,l03 from leyacIes and
Sl27,l9i from donations. Tne expendl-
lures rearly equaIlod the receipts. Dur.
ing the year G2l.726 Bibles were issued
n home and $50 $50 abroad, making a
total OF sSl.056.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case Of the State VS.. Joseph Bar
rett, thr.e indictments for grand larceny,
was continued until the second day OF
next term, defendant entering into bond
in the sum OF 81 900 for each indictment,
with VIM. Ersklue AS surety, for his ap-
pesrsnce. Joseph Bartlett, VIM. Flynn,
John Denny and John Stub were put
lGder pers onal recoCnlzance in the sum
of 500 each to appear rs witnesses.
Court adjourned till the usual our this
morning.
POLICE CoUkT-JUDGE CRANMER
William Hannah, disorderly, case dis.
missed,
The eases against the saloon keepers
for selling liquor on last Monday, were
dismissed. The decision Of Judge Gran
mer is quite voluminou', snd will be
found on the second page of this morn
ing's paper.
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Auction SnIC.

Pawn brokers' sale OF unredeemed
ladies and gents gold and silver watches,
charms and jewelry of all kiHds, Satur.
dav afternoon and evening, to commence
at 2 and I o'clock, at DeRoy * Weiler's,
1904 Market street, Wheeling, w. Va.
Don't fail to attend, as the goods must be
sold regardless of cost.
We will also Offer lot Of pistols and
some breach loading double bsrreled shot
guns and other guns, sor sale to the
highest bidder.
Notice-All gods in pawn with us, if
tickets have run oat, will positively be
sold. DeRoy s. Wei er.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

In the office o. the County Clerk, yes
terday, was recorded the transfer to Jno.
Sayres, by Samuel Rodgers and wife,
Isaac Rodgers, Ezekiel Rodgers and wife,
VIM. Rodgers and wife and Jas Rodgers
and wife. heirs OF the late Benjamin and
Abram Rodgers, deceased. all their right,
utls and interest Of the estate OF said
deceased, for tho sum OF 81 100.
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The Cattle Question Again.

As another evidence OF the justice of
the cattle question now before Couscil,
the following is respectfully submitted by
q sufferer:
In the spring the creamy whitswash
glisIens in The dark.y's pail;
In the 5; ring the odorous Ing'n swestly
scents the event G gale.
In the spring the vagrant cattle saunter
i'd through the gate;
And when We lush 10 save our plants We
find il too Internal late.
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Gave Bond.

Ed. Brookover, indicted by the Grand
Jury OF the United States Court for
selling liquor withou, license, apr cared be-
fore Uuiied States Commissioner Forbes
and gave bond for his appearance at
the next term of court. Two indic.-
ments were found against BrookOver,
and the bond was fixed at $1,000
$1,000 in eact case.
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70 -
Rase Hall Notes.

Ths Buckeyes arrived trem Columbus
last night, and are stopping at the St
james. In their set to to-day with the
Standards close game is anticipated
Wilkinson, however, owing to lame
hand, will net be able to play on first
base, but Dick Robinson will resume his
position in centre field. Now's the time
for the boys to get IN their work.
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What She Can DO.

"What can't q woman do?" She can't
sharpen q lead pencil throw brick with
percision, calmly listen to her husband
praising his mothers cooking, pass a
woman on the street without inspecting
her bonnet, or climb an apple tree."-Er.
change. The average Wheeling woman
can talk man to death in about ten
minutes, however, il given half chance.
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Or Wednesday. T. Upper, went be-
fore Justice ger and swore out war.
rant against VIM. Bailey for breach Of
the peace The case was hearo 49,.
day afternoon before the above Justice,
and tins defendent was ansd one doiisr
and costs.
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TWO YEARS ANINVALID-CURED

| " ~ EihS Il " ~ iLID-C JhEI
peoples Remedies" are seven ir
number and are manufactured BY Dr.
NJ. NJ Fer ner, Fredonis, n 7. No one
of them is pu. forward as II "cure-all,
but esch is adapted 10 special class Vi
diseases, as described in the circular en-,
titled peoples K medics,' which i:
wrapped around every bottle Each
remedy, in it's plsce, is curative in the
highest sense possible. in the present adj
vsuced state OF medical scieuce. When
thus adapted it will apparently work
wonders. Many thousands Of certificates
of cures on file, written by grateful in
vslds who have been restored by them
to health. Some of these are published
in the circular above referred to, repre-.
senting all classes Of society, from the
lowIy cottage to the princely palaces and
offices of state. Ask your druggist for
one.
NKw BETHLEHEM, PA, July Goth, rs
Dr.. NJ. NJ. FENNER, Fredonis, n. Y:
DEAR Sir About two wears ago
had an eruption of the skin and swelling
of my upper lip and both legs. i could
not wear boot for nine months. | had
also bad cough for about fifteen years
l met You at the McNutt House, here,
last February, showed yeu my swo len
limbs, and you examined nv lungs. You
prescribed your Blood and Liver Remedy
AMI Nerve Tonic, your Salt Rheum
Ointment and your Improved Cough
Honey. commenced their use at OR &c,
as you directed. The effect surprised me,
and all who knew my case. The cough
almost Immediately closed The eruption
disappeared, and the swelling went
''down and OUT Il is now about SIX
month since l commenced the treatment.
l improved so that commenced work
the first of March, and now l wear nv
boots and labor rs before l WAS sick. No
trace either of the Cough, Swelling or
Eruption remains. The cure is complete.
and feel as well as before l WAS sick.
l am willing TO be qualified as to the
truthfulness of the above, and will cheer.
fully answer all inquiries. l feel as
grateful to you as it is possible for a re-
stored invalid TO feel. Yours Truly.
J. n. SKLrR.
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan.
List & Go, wholesale agents, Wheeling.
w. Va.
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SYMPTOMS OF WoRus

THE countenance is nal. ~
i leaden-colored, with occss;' 40
flushes, or a circumscribed snos
one or both cheeks; the ewes bs =" %
dull the pupils dila,e; an a,urss.si
circle runs along the lower evs.Ii 1''
thenose is irritated, swells, andson.
times bleeds; a swelling OF the , n"a:.
lip; occasional headache, with H..
ming or thrObbing Of the ear "'. =
unusual secretion OF saliva; sliry :.
furred tongue; breath verv iorl ~. W
ticularly in the morning; anD.. ~
variable, sometimesvoraciou r;.Ss .
gnawing sensation of the s,om,rS - !.
Others, entirely gone; fee,inr n,i' -
in the stomach; occasional ms ~
andvomiting; violentpains,h,9,S'
out the abdomen; bowels irrrrTi,.
at times costive; stools sliny; =.
unfrequently tingcd with bIo,j'
belly swollen and hard; urine y.
bid; respiration occasionally ds
cult, and accompanied byhiccoU,S..
coughsometimes dryandconyul,'y,.
uneasy ana disturbed sleer, ~,
grinding of the teeth; temper y,a,,
bic, but generally irritable, &c,
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'SVERMIFvcg
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MrR1v
in any form; il an innocen,pyn
ration, acknowledgements.
est mya,y 10 tie m0H na!tr ma.
The genuine DR.. MCLAyrsVu
MIFUGE bears the signatures oiC
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. oo,1
wrapper.
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| HAVE Just returned from the east
with my second stock of dry goods, TRIM
nings, notions, g., which 1 bought at
the lowest cash prices, and will sell very
low 10. cash. GEO. U. RoTh.
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Planes FOR Several
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, for sale or rent on easy terms, III
ADAMS s. LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheape.t Dry Goods and Carpets are
att. W. Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 3
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
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GREEN peas, cucumbsrs, tomstos, new
potatoes, and the like have MADE tneir
appearance on green grocers stsnos'
Look out for cholera.
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JEANS, Boys Casslmeres, Chevoit shirt
ings, SC, very cheap for cash, At r. "
RStb's new sto' q. 2l00 Main street.
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THREE bob.tail cars were put on the
Bridgeport line OF the Citizens o'ree'
Railway Yesterday.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
j. n. Ferrels.
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JUST received, a lot OF Children
Shoes of the latest styles, q. l.. V
| Blund,s
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l..
V Bonds.
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CARPETs, Carpets, Carpets, go now
tn j. w. FERRELs.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest style
ust received at L. V. Blends.
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Coop calico IS 6 cents per yard. At q
e.. ROths
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THE cheapest shoes IN the city at L. "
Bonds.
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MORE new goods just received st y u
Roth's, 2l00 Main street.
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IL you want to get Il cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to l.. V. Blonds
1885 Main street.
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Gnnnnrs, SIrike.

II YOU want 10 ge, suited IN q pair OF
Shoes, 90 To l.. V. Blends.
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SOuDierfei's.

NEW YORK, May 10.-Counterfelt
fifty dollar bills on the Central National
Bank at this city have been discovered.
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THE LIQUOR LICENSE AGAIN.

The petition from the saloon keepers
was returned from the First branch with
the information that it hal been read,
being returned 10 the Second branch
that that BODY take definite action there
on before transmitting it again to the
First branch.
On motion, Messrs. Yahn, Reeves and
Goodiellow were appointed a joint spe-
cisl committee u confer with q like COM
mittee from the Frs. branch, in relation
to the matter.
The committee, afrer being out about
one hour, reported to Council the fol.
lowing:
Resolred, That the petition referred TO
the joint special committee contains allie.
cations intended 10 induce the Council
to reduce the amount heretofore paid for
licenses for coffee houses and ordinsries.
Your committee finding that no sum has
as yet been decided upon for licenses for
the current year, are at q loss for data
upon which TO proceed in reia:ion TO the
petitioners. Your committee therefore
respectfully ask to be discharged from
the further consideration OF the matter
referred 10.
After heated discussion the resolu-
ton was adopted.
Mr. Simpson then moved to reconsider
The vote OF the Second branch in non.
curing with the First branch. which
was carried.
On motion the Secord branch then
concurred IN the action of the FRS.
branch in the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Bown, Camp
bell, Cowden, Crowther, Deiters, Good.
fellow, Hanes, Logan, Pollock, Simpson,
Ill.
Noes-Messs. BeltE, Fisher, Hork.
helmer. Mylss, Reeves, Riddle, Ritter,
Vockler, Wait Yahn-l0.
And 90 the deadlock was burglaris sd
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LAEsr STYLES of Shoes just received
ut L. v. Blends.
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Time TAB !, Z

WHEELING & F. q. Il. r., TO TAKE
w efiec May 8, 1871:
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the petition, after some considerable
discussion OF mild nature, WAS sent to
the First branch for information.
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HIYJts's TIyANCIIL POLTCY.
The Bill that Stanley si,tthcws win Intro
dmce In The scnntc To-nny.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7..-Rclations which
facto President make tho bill which he will in
troduco tomorrow Of special interest. 1t is
entitled. AN act supplementary to the Rcsump-
tion act" 1t provides in the first section thut
when any grcenbacks are returned to the Treas
ury or snail have been redeemed in coin pursu-
ant to the Resumption act thcy may bo reissued
from time to time IA the exigencies of the
service may require. with all their old legal
tender qualities: but the total OF grconbacks
outstanding is never TO exceed three hundred
and fifty millions. and no reduction by cancel
ling grccnbacks is to bring them below that
sum.
Section second requires the Secretary Of the
Treasury to keep one hundred millions Of coin
on hand to redeem these grecnbacks. to be
vid"d by the Resumption act
Section third provides that whenever this coin
reserve falls 20 s50.000.Q0o the redemption Of
legal tenders in coin shall be- suspended until
the coin reserve is recouped. holders Of green
backs having the right TO receive in exchange
Ier cent; bonds at par in sums Of not less than
paid in are to remain in tho Treasury unissucd
until the coin reserve equals 800, 900 900. ut
any time after the passage Of the act.
Section fourth allows the Secretary to receive
greenlacks In lieu Of coin in payment Qf any
bonds he may sell, but At not less than the par
value Of soid bonds In coin" and this currency
Is 10 be used in purchasing flve-twcntics. or in
buying gold.
Section nfth makes legal tender notes recelv-
able and payable for all debts and dues, except
the Interest AMI principal of the public debt. AS
wordcd, customs could be paid in grecnbackg.
IL Is OF interest to observe that the man who
drew the above bill has boon selected rs the mo-
Hayes's financial pos ton. Secretary Sherman
condemns the bill without r's rye.
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The Senate Republican and the Assembly
Probably Democratic.
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC BY $4,000.
Gen. Mcclellan Carries New Jer-
sey by Over l2,OO0.
REPUBLICAN PLURALITY IN WISCONSIN 5000
The Result on the Local Tickets
in New York and Brooklyn.

The returns from the interior of the state
come in slowly. though enough is received To
insure che election Of the entire Democratic
State ticket 10y reduced majority. Bcarh's
vote will fall several thousand behind Olcott's
and Scymour's. In the Legislature the Repub-
licins will have Il majority in the Senate. though
the Ninth. Twenty y-sxth. and Twenty ninth
Districts are in doubt. and Mr.. Goebrl. who was
elected in the Sixth District of this city on the
Anti-TammHny ticket. il claimed ly both par
ties. We class him as IA Republican, In the
Assembly the Indications ar that the Demo-
crats will have slim majority. though the Re-
publicans claim it, 1t will require the complete
vote in some OF the close rural districts TO de-
termnc.
The majority for Beach in the state will be
about fifteen thousand. though it may fail below
that figure.
Tho vote for the workingmcns and Green
back cand.dats is large along the line Il the
Eric AMI Central railroads. In ChemunG
county. ucy have plurality Of 1ga and elect
the Assembbman. In Onondd,,a countyithcy
cast | 200 votes.
In this city Tammany elects three Senators.
eighteen ~ embymcn. and all 81 their county
officers. Aut-Tammany elects two senators
aud three A-srmhlymcn.
Kings county gives an increased majority
over its vote II two years ago. AMI elects two
Democratic senators and seven II the nine
Asscmblymen.
Gen. McC an has over II OuO majority in
New Jersey. and ths Democrats have a good
working majority in both branches Of tho
Legislature.
The Republicans carry Wisconsin by plu-
rality Of about 5upO.
Pennsylvania goes Democratic by about
25.U0O ma! !'r.ty, and in Phiadc lphia the usual
Republican majority il rcdur. j oser 10000 on
the state ticact. and the Demo rats elect their
entire county ticket
Below wui bc found the latest returns received:
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Tho majority given in Wcstchcstcr county
for the Democratic State ticket IL from 900 to
1900. II WIS generally believed yesterday that
Col Richard Lathcrs had been elected Senator
in the Ninth District. bya majority Of about 800.
it having been reported that Rockland county
had given him n majority Of 500 but subsc-
qucntly Mr. Robertson received Information
which satisfied him Of his own election by about
400 majority. Charles G.. Banks. Republican.
of New Rochelle. is elected Register by about
500 to- 1000 majority over stephens s Marshall.
Democrat Nelson III. Baker. Democrat. of Sing
Sing. is elected District Attorney hy about 300
majority. Silns u. clifford. Republican is re-
elected County Judge 10y II majority Of 200 to
200 over VIM. II. Pcml crton. Democrat. VIM.
J. Ackcrley. Democrat. Is elected Supcrintcn-
dent OF the Poor by n majority OF about BOO.
william &. Homer Democrat and Cyrus Law
renee, Independent Republican,. are both re-
elected Justices Of Sessions. each party elect
Ing one
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JOHN BROU0HIM HOyE AGAIN..
What Ns sa.a WAS the Folly OF IL Kespect-
able MiddIe-Age Gentiemnn.

Mr.. John Brougham arrived home from
Cleveland last evening. having for the second
time during his Inflated starring tour broken
down from i'll health He was extremely
feeble and spoke with difficulty. but snt up
I'm his chair Tor few minutes with ship"
his faithful attendant. at his side. to receive
the greetings Of some friends who were wait-
ing TO receive him. CHEEKY fire burned upon
the hearth. and his venerable parrot chattercd
noisily his delight at seeing his masicr again.
We are very glad to sec you home again.
Uncle John" said an old friend
You soc a very dilapidated old man. my
dear fellow said the veteran. holding out his
swollen hands to be rubbed. All I've had n
terrible lesson" he continued. but il | only get
over this. won't be such "a fool again. 1t was
tho height of folly. my attempting 10 90 on with
this business after my last attack Of rhcuma-
tsm-ihe greatest folly ever committed 10y a
To- me nll like n horrid nightmare. which even
now can shake OH If could only sleep and
forget. I've scarcely closed my eyes for four
weeks. What with my pain and my anXietics
with that compnuy on my hands. have endured
the tormcnts Of the damned. But | stu * to my
good weeks business IN Pittsburgh. and had
fair houses at Wheeling and Dayton: hut at
Cleveland we had that dreadful wet weather.
and il put me- ON my back again. Now I've got
HON" again. !
Good night. John" shrlnkcd the parrot.
Good night. said Mr.. Brougham and the
bird, said " Good night" too. and left the old
genilcman for the night in the hands Of the
faithful Ship