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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

VICKsBURG is still building railroads
on paper, while other seclions are
pushing ahead with iron fingers In the
direction Of the undeVelOped regions of
the Common wealth. Evening Com
mercial.
We ragret to see that our afternoon
contemporary Is 60 lll.informed as to
the prospects Of an early resumption of
work on the Ship Island Railroad.
With the number OF miles Of track al.
ready laid on this road, II is hardly
fair, II It be alluded TO by the CONNER.
cial, to speak OF 1t aS q railroad on
paper"
Preparation for resumiBg work ls a
necessity which the present and pros.
pectiVe managers Of the road hnd
themselves unable to avoid, we pre-.
Sume, and We regard the delay as an
evidence only Of care The haste
which would probably please the Com
msFciAl, might end in just such fail.
uFe as was experienced In the former
beginning. While We look for 9 very
early resumption Of work on this road,
Ne still hope that lie managers, when
they do begin, win bs fully prepared to
go on. Gen. Harris, the President, 10
in daily communication with Eastern
capitalists, and we look for early and
aclive work.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Governo
Nichols signed the death warrants 3
Westley Turner, who killed Frederic
Ehrhardt; Jackson Edwards, for tIl
murder Of Jas. Edwards, and Alec
Brown, who killed VIM. Dudley, M
condemned are all negroes, and com
mitted their crimes in the parish of St
Mary. They will be hanged ON tha
same gallOWs at Franklin, on Monday
22d inst.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

A YOUNG wOmsn after receiving ten
notes In as many hours from 9 lover
whose address she had rejected, set
down with fury In her eye to write an
answer that would wipe out his love-
making 80 with . sponge. But the III.
lie messenger boy sOftened her heart
by remarking: ut you please, mum,
don't write anything that will scare
him so he won't send any more notes,
cause I'm maxim hve cents every trip
this bad weather.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
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LoEDOE, April l.-Slr StAaoFd Eorl
cote, Chancellor Of the Exchedu ueF, :
nounced in the House Of Commo
this evening, that Lord Salisbury be
-beea aPpoiatea FOEeigH -SsoSOaas5.-
The Qusen's message was read b
the Speaker Of the Honse, aS follows &
"Tbe present state Of public affairs In
the Essf, and the necessity of taking
steps for the mAintenAnSS Of peace and
for the protection Of the interests OF
the Empire, having constituted, In the
opinion OF Her Majesty, q case
Of great emergency within the
meaning Of Acts Of Parliament, in that
behalf Her Majesty deems Il proper to
provide additional means for the pub.
lie service; therefore In pursuance of
those Acts Her Majesty has thought
right 10 communicate to the House of
Commons that che Is about to direct
that the reserve force and militia re-
serve force, or such part thereof as Her
Majesty may think necessary, be forth
with called out for permanent service.
Discussion Of the message was post
poned till Monday next.
Sir Stafford Northcote replying 10 q
question by Lord Harrington, said q
circular has been sent the Powers by
the Government, explAinin the views
OF the Government regarding the pres.
ent position Of affairs.
The Lord Chancellor read the royal
message in the House Of Lords.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

IgnatisFs Mission TO VIsnna-No
Agreement Arrived at-The Willy
Andrsssy Holding Oh for a High
Bid.
LONDON, April Ia Vienna dis.
patch to the Daily Telegraph says
Count Audrassy Is making fresh efforts
10 bring about a meeting OF the Con-
gresa, and thinks Russia will eventually
yield 10 EDeland's demand. Cunt
AndrAssy informed Gen. Ignatief that
the whole tendency Of the treaty was
In opposition 20 the interests OF Eu.
rope, and that no lasting peace could
be concluded without tho sanction Of
all the Powers. Gen. Ignatief rejoin-
ed that Russia had altogether abandon
ed the idea of a Congress in conse-
quence Of difficulties raised BY Eng
gland lie urged Count Andrassy to
state Austria's demands. TIE Count
declined, as no still hoped for a Con-
gre,s, but declared IL he had TO con-
slider The treaty solely from an Austrian
point OF view, he would demand far
grestcr concession than II he had con-
sidered it IN relation o the general In.
teresls OF Europe. Gen. Ignatitf als0
failed TO convince the Emperor. The
TCIegraph's correspondent says he has
the foregoing on the highest official au-
thorlty. lie adds that Germany has
approved the refusal Of Prince Charles
OF Roumania to surrender Besarabia
unless invited 10 do 10 by be Powers.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

A RENSSELAER, (Tnd.) clerk mesmer.
lied a servant.girl, aud no one could
get her to her senses again for twenty.
four hours. When she came 10 she
told the astonished spectators she had
heard oil they had said, but was IN.
able TO do anything" Same old trou-
BILE; Every Servant-girl 10 subject to II.
/ Rochester Democrat.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Give naTrlnl.

Any lady or gentleman who will give
DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes q single
trial, will be convinced that for exdui-
site sweetness and permAnency Of odOr,
no perfumes In this or any other coun-
try can compare with them.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

LADY CAKE.-Take three.quar;erS Of
a cup oil butter, beaten TO cream, add
TWO cups Of white sugar, one cup of
sweet milk, four eggs beaten StiG, aud
three cups Of -four, with two teaspoon.
fnls OF DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, mixed
with the -four dry aud passed through
a aieve.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
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mosnhsre, e witness the following
fssn The LsaVsnWOrth Press "Iti iS cafe
e ssy, however, that the Chief is no
credit to The town where II lS publish
a, and that . more disgusting ex-
srsscsnce never dlsgrAced q eOmmu-
nifty than the purifying CARCASS Of its
editor, who, Wart.like and uubidden,
appears on the body polite, and sfl licts
The nelghboFhoOd 10 which he exists"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

It is understood a majority Of the
Committee on Ways aud Means favor
q suspension Of payments to the Sink
ing Fund, or a re.lmp0siti0n OF the In
come tax. Both measures will be re.
ported 10 the House.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Our Family Bread, ,

Truly, the most important adultera.
uone TO avoid are those which are csl.
culated to injure the "staf of life"
Merchants who supply their customers
with pure articles like Dr.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, retain better
patrons, have q larger trade, and make
more money than those who recon. i.
mend cheap adulterated pOwdesr.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Let Him Issue Them.

WARRINGTON April l.-Secretary
Sherman was before the Committee on
Banking and Currency this morning.
The only new point developed was
that the Secretary claims the right e
reissue three hundred millions lego
tenders received for taxes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Coinage at the Philadelphia Mint.

PHILADELPHIA, A7ril l.-Coinage at
the United States mint in this city dur.
ing March, was 80. $50 gold pieces !;
l,l53,70O silver, including ], ,00l, 500 new
silver dollars, and 900 base CoIn-rep.
resenting a valuation of Sl7,500 1928.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Cottnge PnddInr.

One cupful sugar, one cup sweet
milk, three and half cups Of -four, two
teaspoonfuls DooLEY's YEAST POWDER,
two tablespoonfuls Of butter. Steam
one and q half to two hours.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

A NUMBER Of prominent citizens
called on Gov. Talbot, yesterday, Of
the Washington Hotel.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

The Russians are fOrtifying the lines
of Chatalja, and erecting eutrench.
ments ct all strategiCal pointe.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
War Preparations.

LONDON, April 1.-The Times COL
umn OF naval and military intelligence
says the Admiralty have made urgent
requsislon on contractors who are
manufacturing a large number of picks
and shovels at Wolverhsmplon, and
demanded 10 know when they will be
ready.
Recruiting offices are experiencing
an increase of business, aud the men
coming In are Of q superior class.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

BERI March The Governmeutzl %
SicaEe has. bspttd the conditions
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

CHICAGO, March Sl.--sheEry aud Con.
nelly have been senleuced 70 be haaRRd
June 9lst for the murder Of Hugh Neon
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

5uasru.. q .o o,k
VIAx April I'd IS elsted in
tnillfzfy circles thal Ruslla Md Turkey
have arrived ct an understanding, bat
there is no visible indication OF this.
Il Is still hoped that peace will be
maintained.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
low DeIby's Resignation was Re.
cotved In Russia.

LONDON, April IA ST. Petersburg
dispatch 10 the Times contradicls semi.
official uIteranoes that Lord Derby =
resignation was a complete surprise,
and caused sn immense sensation in
official circles, Lord Derby, the dis.
patch SAWS, is reproached for having
misled Russia and England by going
as far as he did In direction which be
disapproved
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
4 Startling RumoF,

PAaIs, March 81 a special to the Pa.
trie, from Vienna, says q rumor is current
there that the Immediate mobilization OF
10000 men on the Bosnian frontier has
been ordered,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Bank Robbery,

JAcK.oSvILLE, FLA, April 1.-The
bank OF Jacksonville was robbed OIL
$500 10 greenbaCks and bank notes
A man engaged the attention OF the
Cashier, while . confederate entered
e rear door, stepped into the vault and
secured the money. The robbery was
not discovered for two hours, aud no
clue could be found oflhs robbers.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

NEw YoRK, April L.-The celebrated
Madame Restell was found dead In her
bath room this morning. Apoplexy
Was the cause. Her trial would have
begun to-day.
LATER-MAdAm Restell committed
suicide by cutting her throat with .
carving knife. She was found lying
In q bAth.tub which was filled with
water. She left q fortune estimated at
also OO0.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Mexican Matters.

WASHINGTON, March Sl.-The senate
Committee on Railroads voted to report
and without amendment the
DILL authorizing and directing the secre.
tary OF War TO survey and report the
route, postal and commercial, from the
Capital OF Texts TO Pslorampo, Mexico.
This would give a short cut across Mexico
10 tue Pacific. connecting our railroads
with the Pacific in distance OF 700 miles
The NJ Xican recognition question IL
likely 70 V0me before b th houses Of Con.
grcss 10 the course Of few days.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
The Four Per Cent. Loan.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 3i.--The SubscTip.
tions to the United States four per cent.
loan az the ONCE Oi the sub.Treasurer IN
san francisco during the past month AZ.
gFegate only S2l. 90
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Billiard CHALLENGE.

Nav YORK, March SLID. o'Connor
sent dispatch TO st. Louis, last night OF.
leiing to back sexton against Schader in
game OF billiards, S2,5OO q side s,u0O
pCints to be played In New YORK.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
When TUX Meots creek.

ATHENS, March 3l.--A Turkish force,
estimated at ten thousand, has stormed
the !nsurgent positions on Mount Pellcon,
ard captured MacranitEa. The Insur.
geBts are entrenchiug new positions. The
loss OF both sides was heavy. News OF
auOlh ,r battle 10 momeutarily expected.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Consulting Capt. Eads

JtcK'ONvI LIZ FLA. March 3l.-Capt
James Eads ma been here the past len
days making an examin alton Of the river
with view Vt asceriai / III the channel
at the oatl can be improved, submitted
a report !estorday 10 the Mayor, stating
th4t win tn jetty system, from twenty to
twenty four feet u wa,er can le obtained,
alta cost 0f $4,000.
tn Standing Committe. Of tue Diocese
Of F'on a gave Canonical consent to the
consecrati0n Ct Rev ~ Peterkin, as
Bishop OF West Virginia, and tue Rev. l'r.
Burgess as Bishop Of Quincy,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

BELGRADE, March 3l.-lt 10 stated tha
the immediate rehabilitation Of the whole
Servian forces has been ordered In cOnse
quehce OF the report made by q committed
OF the Austrian General stat that the
treaty Of San StefanO would compel Aus
tria to extend her milita'y power ovei
SeIvla, Montenegro, Bosnia and AIbanta
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Print works Stopped.

CHESTER, Pa, March 3l.-At meeting
Of gentlemen, rCprese ntlng thirty manu-
featuring establishments In Delaware
county, held on Saturday, It was decided
to have q public denomination In this
city against Mr.. Woods TAIId bill, on The
20th nt April.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
New Orleans Amussments.

NEW ORLBAHs March 3l.-First com.
petition Tor state military rife trophy
two hundred and iiye hundred yards-toOk
place to-day, the Washington Artillery,
Captain Dud ey Selph's team, winning by
nineteen points.
Active preparations are going on for the
spring meeting u the Louisiana Jockey
Glib, which commences April 2Cth Forty
horses are already here, and II Is believed
there will be a hundred horses iu the Club
stable by the Goth.
Miss Agnes Herndon made q decided
success OF her readings. Fifteen hund ed
persons attended her benefit at the Yari.
ties Theatre last night.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06
VERMONT,

Mrs. Catherine McCarty, over
ninty years of age, Of Jay, went to the
field recently, shouldered bushel of
potatoes, put them on her head and
carried them to the house, twenty
rods distant
The receipts of lumber at Hurling-
ton ip October were 100000 feet,
the largest amount for the month for
three years.
George Hinckley of Cabot has
been held in $500 for incest with Lis
daughter.
Mrs. Hammond, the Methodist
revigalist, Is holding meetings in
Burlington. They are largely attend
ed and much religious interest is be-
coming manifest.
Orange county gail is nearly
empty, there is but one prisoner con-
fined in it.
~-lPhe workmen on the new church
being built OF st Johusbury have quit
work because OF reduction of rs per
cent in their wages.
Rutland has fifteen pensioners of
the war of 1912.
According to the reports, the
crows baye taken new departure,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06

The Memphis Appeal appears in its
Old four-page form, and announces at
the head of its editorial columns, "The
Epidemic at an End" II hopes that
by the 9th of November the business
men of Memphis Twill be on the tide
of prosperity again, and adds: "The
claims Of life are 30 many or SO press
ing that but little time can be spared
tor tho indulgence of tho luxury Of
woe. The living claim and need our
instant attention. Happy for us that
it is so. Were it otherwise, grief
would be calamity only surpassed by
the plague in which it had its origin.
The tread.mill OF life will not stop, no
matter who falls. The ranks thinned
to-day are strengthened tomorrow. I"
This is the right spirit III which to
emerge from the great calamity, and
we are glad 10 hear the keynote of re.
turning life and hope pitched in tone
of so much strength and fortitude.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06

digging aud destroying potatoes One
man Ia phelsea slaies that they have
destroyed 40 bashel for him,
-Atst Mary's Cathedral, 10 Bur-
lInglon, "Wednesday, was celebrated,
with Imposing ceremonies, the twenty,
iiilh anniversary Of the conservation Of
Of The hight Rev, Louis DeGoesbri-
and rs bishop Of tho Roman Catholic
diocese Of burlington,
"A twelve year old iirdgowaler
boy has killed foIty woodChuoks with
q ride tho past summer
"A Canary bird owned by Mrs J +
Willard Of BIalt'ebore, has performed
the almost unheanl ii feat If hatch
ing young ones NJ ibis late season Ut
tho year ~ tho birds generally breed
before June |,
"A resounllOn introduced IN the
House prohibits the lndiscrlmlnate
interviewing Of State Prison conylts
under sentence for high crimes by
"lmperllnent reporters"
The Montpelier Journal says, Il
was a great relief 10 all present on
Monday when the "genlleman from
-" informed the House that "his
wife was q married woman"
IA Williamstcwn preacher II said
H. have refused 10 attend n poor mana
funeral without receiving leo oi Is
and then wound up tho service with
the hearte'' remark, "Dead cats
never NOV,
"A Newport teacher recently pun
ished u hoy by making him chin the
blackboard ill he tainted,
The f,iluer Of NJ ,lor w II lIoltou
prominent boot and shoe manufacturer
at Jamaica. aud n member Of the pc
sent Legislature, is announced, Ills
liabilities are estimated at from sl0,--
900 to $40, 900,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06

AGoDEY's LADY's BoOK.-This popular
publication, now in its 10th year, has
been reduced in price from So to 50 per
year. The best writers write for it. The
Publishers say---'tWe offer no cheap
premiums, but give you the best magazine
published" Club Terms One copy, one
year, 81 two copies, one year, $3.50 /;
three copies, one year, s.. 40 Four copies,
one year, $3.50 Five copies, one year,
and an extra copy to the person getting
up the club, making six copies, 5000;
Eight copies, one year, and an extra copy
to the person getting up the club, making
nine copies, $l4.25; ten copies, one year,
and an extra copy to the person getting
up the club, making eleven copies, Sl7;
Twenty copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the club,
making twenty-one copies, S3l so. Now
Is the time to make up your Clubs.-Ad-
dress Godeys Lady's Book Pub'g Co.,
l006 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06

When the Supreme Court decided
according TO the old Democratic doc
trine that il was not constitutional to
make grcenbacks legal tender a
Republican Congress enlarged the
Court and Il Republican President APP
pointed additional judge for the ex'
press purpose Of reversing that posi-
ton. And this is the party that claims
a monopoly Of hard money sentiment
md would have IA believe that It has
great and glorious mission to save
the country from soft money. Out
upon such nonsense.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06
TIE ELEaTIONs.

News from he lale elections looks
bad 10 We go TO press, barlow ID
elected ~ the 81 Vt) district. aud
iiutler Is defeated in Massachusetts,
n u, and Connecticut have gone re,
publican, aud We are fearful If New
York, The money craze dld il, No
rooster this week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Under the directions Of the spirits
OF his two dead wives, Mr. Wheaton
has erected ilaepolc on Mount
Washington, aud placed upon II tho
banner Of n strange device, costing
500
The body Of Charles + Crouch OF
Gilsum was found IN the mill pond
Oct, 20, 1t is supposed he fell from
n plank while crossing over lie was
81 year old
Monday of ast week the Conway
people cclebrat' ID the centennial Of tho
settlement of the first ordained con-
eregational minister, Nathaniel Porter,
ID ID.
The fremont House at Claremont
has recently changed management.
The former popular proprietor, Chas
Clark, going succeeded by i II Gibson
a. Co.
The guest ut bording house in
Gilmanton were treated to fresh
green peas OH "Wednesday Of last
week, the dainty vegetable beng the
product Of seed raised from seed sold
last April
Deacon c $ Tuck of Brentwood
committed sncide u ) o'clock on Sunday
morning by cutting his throat with
razor. The deceased was 70 years
Old and was born and Away resided
on the spot where he died
Tho Rev G i Myres formerly
pastor of the Baptist Church at North
Sutton, Mass, and tor three years
pastor of the Baptist church at Peter.
boro, was excluded from the pulpit
and dismissed from the Christian
ministry by the unanimous vote of a
ministerial council Thursday. The
charges of gross immoraIities were
sustained after a full and impartial
hearing.
Charles ID Grant of Suncook com
mitted suicide ut his home Sunday
morning by shooting himself with
revolver. He leaves wife.
The jury in the case of John and
Patrick Sheehan on trial at Ports
mouth for murder committed over
eighteen years ago, retu ned verdict
of not guilty on Saturday.
Il Peterboro young woman of
II, who unfortunately wasn't married,
has recently given birth to triplets-
two boys and a girl, all three were
born alive, aud the boys promise to
grow up, but the sister lived only a
few hours.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06
-Nezes.
GENERAL M US,
l'iiOso

lissell, owned by Col, Mechanics Of
Prime etun, died H. other day, Tie
Colonel lately refused $4,000 for him
AT Houston, Texas, Thursday,
William Coward rods up 10 Adolph
sohaohlmpps house, called Ado'ph
out and shot him dead, Ills victim
had charged him With stealing a mule
AN electric light company has
been formed In New York, with a
capital Of 100000 10 produced heat
light and poverty electricity
Edison thu inventor, Is suffering
scyedy from neuralgia, No ScnouS
apprehensiuns a'e felt,
Every housckeeper MY not know
that II brooms arc we'll dipped In u
pail Of uuds, after the washing II
finished, they will keepa good as new
until they are actually WON out
Gen Sheridan charges that mis-
management Of Indian affairs by
Republican officials has caused all the
trouble with the ied men, aud he be-
lievcs kind treatment, administered
with sieadiness aud justice, would 10
lieve our Western frontier from all
the appalling horrors arising from III
dian outbreaks,
Saturday morning Charles q
Hutchinson Of Aubom n Y, II young
bachelor Of good family fouod Maud
Pollard dead upon his parlor floor
The night before no attempted TO turn
her out, but retiring before she left,
whom she suicided with strychninc.
Mrs Sergeant, laOndrcsS at Fort
Lincoln, Dakota, and wife of n mem
Der OF the Seventh Cavalry,now in tie
field, died Thursday, when it was re-
vesled that she was man. She had
been married three times, and was
one OF the Custer massacre widows
The body of Margaret Mehan,
who was abducted from Fort Edward
New York, the other day, has been
discovered. Thy body shows n few
bruises, which we're evidently made in
to save herself from being
She was alive when thrown
into tho water. Great excitement pre-
walls in Fort Edward on account OF
his act.
Mary Dolan wos awarded dam.
ages by court in Brooklyn, against
Two rumseiers for making q drunkard
Of her husband.
A Sunday school convention at Shoe
Heel, N G., was brought to tragic
close by the sudden death of Rev. DR.
Brake, one of the most prominent
ministers in the state, and eighty
years old, who fell back while in the
midst Of a glowing description OF the
oys of heaven, and expired with the
words, "this is my last sermon"
"A man was crushed by. a heavy
wagon in Aurora, New. and left with.
ng in agony. HIS companion, reason
NC that he could rot recover and
hat it would be mercifuI to end his
offerings, deliberately shot him
Trough the heart.
An elephant butted the end out of
car on Kentucky railroad, fell
nth his forelegs astride the couplings,
roke his tusks, and had foot cut of.
There were heavy black frosts in
tennessee anc North Mississippi
ionday morning, and Yellow Jack is
During the ravages Of the yellow
ever IN the lower Mississippi valley,
hirty.two priests and twenty eight
uns have fallen victims in the dis
barge of their duties. The Catholic
relief Association has given aid al
cady TO the amount of $4,000. ,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-11-06
WIRRIED,

Ia Woodstock, Nov, 9th, by Iey, Moses
KddeF, Mr., william Chandler Of IIennieLer,
y - and Miss Abigail y, Wilkins, Of Wood'
stock,
IL Woodstock Oct, 80th, at tho residence
o. the brides father, Mr., q, T., Taylor, by
hey, y, Il Cr0Fby, Mr., Edward u, Harpn,
aud Miss Katie X, Taylor, both Of Woodstock.
We were kindly remembered, The parties
have our best wishes for their future pros.
perIty aud happiness on lIfe's highway,