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ORGINIzING PROSPERITY
Mr. Train Gives Expression TO his Peculiar
Views Of Modcsty, PoItic., .Sc.

George Francis Train held an "indepcn-
dent mass meeting In the Broadway Theatre
last evening. for the purpose Of organizing
prosperity through psychologist evolution" Tho
attendance was large many ladies being ia the
reserved seats Mr.. Train arrived fow min
utes after 3 o'clock wearing n thick oycrcoat.
lined with sealskin. and at once ordered the
stage manager to lower tne footlights. because
he furnished sufficient gas for the stage HIM
self. Modosty. he said, was a great swindie and
entirely played out. He related his experience
In England. ana said that he was the real Min
ister To- England when in London, aud that
Charles Francis Adams was only le ilsurehcnd.
Yesterday WIS the first time that lac had let in
the d"adh"ads. He sent ility tickets announcing
the meeting 10 see whether there was any de-
given ". ana yet the daily newspaprrs devoted
two columns 10 fight. All the theatres had
boon closed against him. except the Broadway.
open the windows" he said: " can feed the
chicken poX. measles. and all kinds Of diseases
coming from you. am used 10 sitting in the
pure air in the park. and | can smell tho dis
lie then said that he would answer questions
asked by the audience man inquired what
he thought ot X. B. Hayes and =. j. Tildnn,
and the evolutionist said that they Wore both
frauds. An arrangement had hcrn made To di-
vide the torn. ayes to serge the ilr-l two yenrs
and Tildcn the last two. Mr. Tild"n was afraid
that he would be cheated out of his two years.
How to rasethe lahorerS Wages WAS the next
question. Lower thcm." Mr.. Train slid
These are not hard times. The hHppioSl fellows
in the world were the hunmrrs of the land. If
"a Workin suuu can only ~ lr"e or four Wonks
without WORK he VIII never =" any, more. Hard
times made the people hcalthy.' lie advocated
getting rid Of .physicians by paving them 50
murh a year t. keep away, or adopting the
Chinese policy. There they only pay the phyei-
lie con fudcd by asking ms q favor that no.
body -lHuk ~ HIM when hN lnu Tine STAGE, us hn
dll nni wish 10 mix with or touHn mri He
spii that nr We the ohy purs-booded healthy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
EUGENE SCIITTLER.


WAsHINGToN May ~ 1t has been for some
time known ula the rcAu1nsoi our secretary of lesa
uon at C0nstauunopc Euf,ne Sohu,lcu with thc sub
mc Porte have been hv means pleasant llis report
the bulgarian mt,stcres led 20 very energetic ro
unustruntr, ami nfiet that he nnul a. u' Iuri-h
rt.l Onirr 900 fWn-tt iIn d+tatl " some hu il iu
ftnlt4sf. uaisn< last iall Sure then ur 'iNr de-
lurL has itru ruIr> nINdD nee Nu Nj, .dlNrcL
am. without leinf recalled m terms Nj sc.m,lt IA.
tfen gwen lruN ui Hi-fnt.. win iu~iu uu iu rtlnit
iu Ma,luueinn lr viii rn0lilv lH able lumAhr shfts
MCturv explanations Of ur cnnllAinis mate ~ tue
Turkish GoNcrnmrni, hut II is moi likely thhi hr Wil
n-iiu Dee attached t'nhr r-Huon at tun,Al iunr al
tHul.h HlhN Cuuuu4r attached 10 the diplomatic SCR
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As Thos. Bernard. and his family and frends
were cmharking for t-ia uip IN his steam launch in
the North nNer at Forty seventh street yesterday II
ihrorg OF boys AMI young men surrounded them The
boys INSISTED N being taken board ana the Young
men crowaod around the launch When MIR Bernard
demonstrated n stone sTutk him the ,houlirr This
was the signal Tor attack tore Mr. Is rnaId' :
could protect themsoV and club. were
thrown nj them. Mr.. II, lrd discharged his pistol, he
u cal the police. II liloi struck PArick krrie
OF 90 West Forty seventh street IN the lett thigh lie
taken ~ the Roose Ncil Hospital hI. Bernard sur
rendered himself " Capt Ward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
Robbing u Clergyman. House.

While the Rev. Whoelock r. PHrml"y was yes
teriay conducune scNec IN the FIRST bapusi Church. W
grove street, jersey city. young man, handsome y
dressed in hHck clothes and fiultess SILK Init
rang the ur m lis residence. 2DI Grand street. AMI. ir
M. the srgNunt that lac relative ut the Doctor
asked purnls,inn 10 wait his return Ths grained
The yonl man then rau,ackrd the house, taking three
pOcketboOks and ARTICLES OF lrwelry.
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LoNDoN MAY 20.--Tho election for member
Of the lou+ Of Commons ior the County Down, Ire
land. has resulted IN Lord Casiercagh. Conservative,
receiving q 76 votes, ana dr AudrM, Liberal L7Ul.
The seat " thus wrssi,si lruln the Liberals
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Frank McNckor. n son Of i. II. McVickor. the
ClntHeu thrHtr manager, and brOthrrIiiiaW of Lawn
Booth diod ~ Boston yesterday
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Faithful lenore, or Iii, Grave Kept Grcen." Out
to-day IN the New iVTk faplt Sfo'y Papt', ,-AaS
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- W s'uh,hc SOFT Capsules. Irtic mark. "An,ncan"
49, anu Monogram" Aauser Petlie, ll0 Eeade
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JorIINGS .ln0rr IOnN.

Increasing souiherly winds. yeeringto woztcr-
aui rainy followed lN WHfuiaT. ii N cloudy weather.
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THE TEXAS-PAClFlC'S TITLE.
,rGtI SrfT,'S or THE tOMPANT THAT
fShS iID FROM CONGRESS-

xyhv n cannot Execute wand Mortgage. n.
securlt, for such Ala, on Part of Its
Road d-rhe Necessity for an tn,estign-
,ion ~, Congress bcfure Aid l. Granted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
Established lS3O-Vol. AZ.
Carboline

is now presented TO the public. without
fear OF contradiction as the Best Resto
rative and Beautifier OF the Hair the
world has ever produced. 1t PERroRMs
what others can Only Claim for their
preparations.
1t Is an elegant Dressing, removes
Danslruff. cleans the Scalp, prevents the
Hair from falling out, restores Hair on
Bald Heads, restores the hair to It's O.
riginal Color, makes it grow rapidly.
will not stain the skin, contains not q
particle OF Lead, Silver. Sulphur or 9th
er dcleterious drugs. 1t is Natural
Product Of the earth, containing the
elements required by the Hair to feed
upon. A fair application will show its
restorative qualities. Does not require
months OF continued use before you can
receive any result. Sold 10y Druggists,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

BRICK TEA.-A correspondent writ.
ing from Hankon. in China, says: There
is very large trade in brick tea. which
is prepared here for the Russian market.
and is shipped hence by the way of Ii
entsin and Pekin. Nearly half Of the
foreign merchants here are Russians,
and they have several factories for the
preparation of the bricks. This morn
ing l visited one OF the establishments
and witnessed the process. The dry tea
is weighed out into portions for single
bricks. land each portion is wrapped in q
cloth and placed over steam boiler.
When it is thoroughly steamed it is
poured into mold and placed beneath
a machine which presses it into the re.
quired shape. Some Of the machines
are worked by hand and others by steam (;
both kinds are rapid and efficient, land it
did not appear that the steam had much
advantage. Five men working a hand.
machine and receiving twenty cents
each per day, were able TO press six
bricks q minute. The steam press
worked only little faster. and the cost
OF fuel must be nearly equal TO that OF
muscle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
LET Me GET A START.

A little black-eyed girl once laid
Her book upon my knee
And with = troubled look essayed
To learn her A. b. @.
And all in vain-she did not call
A letter right-not once
At length | harshly se, her down,
Aud called her "Iitds Ounce"
Sad tears soon filled her merry eyes,
II panied her fitte heart
Aunt Fannie, do just wait" she cries,
9TH can get a start"
And soon the dear girl "got start"
Each letter learned to tell,
And ere three months had passed away
Could learn lesson we'll.
Now when you End some dulIer mind
Discouraged, sick ~ heart,
] say, be patleni--chids them not,
But help them get a start"
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v q G. e tt N E I.
FOR BILIOUS. REMITTENT. j
INTERMITTENT FEVER,


Or what is more. commonly termed Fever and
Ague with pain In the ioins and through the
back, and indescribable chilly sensation down
The spine, an Irresistible disposition to yawo;
pain in the eyes, which Is increased by moving
them, a blue tinge in the skin, and great list
lessuess and debility, .vegetine is a safe and po-
sitive remedy. II Is compounded exclusively
from the juices Of carefully selected barks and
herbs. and 30 strongly coroentrated that il is
one Of the greatest cissnsers Of the blood that
is or can DO put together. vsgeine does not
stop with breaking Chiils and Fever, but il ex-
tends lite wonderful iufas nee into every part of
the human system, and entirely e.adicates eve
~ faint Of disease. vegetine does not act as
powerful cs thartic, or debilita,e the bowels and
cause the patient to dread other serious COM
plants which must inevitably folIow-but i,
strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the
blood, restores the liver and kidn eys to healthy
action, reg ulates the bowels, and assists Nature
in performing all.the duties that devolve upon
her.
Thousauds,of invafids are suffering to-day
from the effects of owerful pnrgative nostrums,
rightful quantities of Z ninine. and poisea doses
of arsenic, neither Of which ever have, or ever
could, reach the true cause OF their complaint.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

WoNAS. There Is beauty Ia the helplessness
Of woman. The elinging trust, which searches
for extraueous support. is graceful and touch
ing. Timidity is the attribute OF her sex-but
TO herself IL s not without its dangers, its incon-
venienees, and Its su6erings. Her fret effort at
comparative freedom Is bitter enough-for the
delicate mind shriuks from every una ccustomed
contact. and the warm and gushing heart closes
itself, like the blossom Of the sensitive plant, At
every approach. Mao at once determines his
position, and asserts his pie ce-womsn has hers
TO seek. And, alas ! fear that, however she
may appear TO turn q calm brow and quiet lip
TO the crowd through which she makes her way,
that brow throbs and that lip quivers TO the
last, until, like wounded bird, she can once
more wing her way 10 that tranquil home where
the dropping head will be fondly raised and the
Aut,ering heart laid to rest The dependence
Of women In the common affairs Of life Is, new
ertheless rather the effect Of custom than ne.
csssity. We have many and brilliant proofs
that. where need is she can be sufficient to hef-
self and play her part in the great drama Of
existence with credit, II not with comfort The
yearuings OF her solitary spirit the outgushings
Of her shrinking sebsibility, the cravings Of her
a'Rnsted heart are indnlged only in the QUOT
holiness Of her solitude. The world sees not,
Ruesscs not the conAic,--and ia the ignorance
Of Others lies her strength.
The secret Of her weakness is hidden 10 the
depths other own bosom-and she moves on
amidst The heat and hurry Of existence, snd with
a seal set upon her nature, to be broken only
by fond and lsving hands, or dissolved in the
tears Of recovered home affection.
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q natural consequence, taken . cousump-
ton. and died most interesting deaths.
But she saw no signs OF 1t in her case.
Her appetite was as good as ever; and
she found herself really enjoying the
parties and picnics. and very proud or
her handsome escort.
Harvey RIDGE so mnch better than
George ever did; md II he 10 MT quite
SO polite, why. he has more heart.'
So she would say to herself; and,
when she caught herself making such
comparisons as these. she jumped at the
conclusion that she never really had
loved George. after all--which wns not
so very Far from the truth.
Cunning Harvey saw It all. but wise
ly.kept his thought to, himself till his
time should come. Cunning grandma
saw it all too. and laughed under her
big sunbonnct at the way. things were
turning round to suit her plans after all
tina. trouble about George Howard But
she said nothing either. and Bessie DRIFT
ed Jon in delightful ignorance that she
was bending her proud little head for
the silken moose Of love again.
Bessie" said Harvey, one evening
as he took the brimming milk pail from
her hand at the bars, "what ever be.
came OF that pretty gold ring you used 20
wearp Your hand looks bare without it,
T-I-lost it. she stammered. That
is, mean.' bravely now. 4 gave ID back
to George Howard, Harvey. Icould mt
wear married mans ring
Harvey said nothing more just then !;
but later, when he found her alone on the
porch, he took up the little bare brown
hand. and-strange act for matter.of fact
Harvey held it warmly to his lips a
moment.
Too bad this little hand should gobare
Bessie he said. Il wish you would let
it wear this : and, in the moonlight. she
caught the fash Of heavy gold band
as it slipped upon her finger.
With her heart fiuttering like fright-
ened bird, she looked up into the hon.
est, earnest. blue eyes, but spoke no
word.
Il have had that ring. Bessie Inc went
on, ever since your birthday ; but before
| had q chance 70 give it to you. George
had put his ring on your finger. and I
would not offerit. thought at first I
would throw it away. but then conclude
ed would wait. loved you then, Bes.
sic, and love you still. don't ask
you to say anything now, little girl
but think over it tonight, and. il you
have the ring on tomorrow, shall know
you love me, and will some day be my
wife,
And he left her alone In the moon.
light. where for an hour she sat gazing
vacantly at the ring. Harvey loved
her. Harvey wanted her to be his wife
Harvey had loved her 80 long. And
with this thought came burst OF hap.
Ply tears, and Bessie Ross knew her owr
heart.
And in the morning. as Harvey came
to the kitchen-door before breakfast
and watched those busy little hands roll
ing out dough. and fashioning biscuit. be
saw his ring cleaning there, and care.
less Of who might be looking. he caugh
the little figure. kitchen apron and all
close to his heart.
Grandma put her head ont Of the pan
try just then, but drew it back again 81
quickly they never knew that the gla,
old blue eyes saw that stolen kiss, brim
fui of happiness.
And thus was the heart OF sweet Bes
sic Ross caught in the rebound.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
VEGETIN f.
POLICE TESTIMONY.

BosTox, Nov. 10, 1875.
Mr.. II. X. SsesHens -
Dear Sir,--During the past Ave years have
had ample opportunity to judge OF the merits
Of Vegetine. Nv wife has used IL for COM
plants attending q lady Of delicate health, with
more beneficial results than any thing else
which she ever tried. have given il 10 my
children under almost every circumstance, at
tending a large family, and always with mark :
ed benefit. have taken IL myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express
my unqualified appreciation Of iis goodness.
While performing my duties as Police OH
Ger in this city, IL has been my lot TO fall in
with great deal Of sickness. unhesitatingly
recommend vegetne, and ! never knew OF u
case where II dis not prove all that was claimed
for it. Particularly IN cases Of debilitated or
Impoverished state Of the blood it's effects are
really wonderful and. for all complaints aris-
aDg from an impure state Of the blood IL APP
pears co work like a charm--and do not be
lieve there are any circumstances ander which
Vegetine be used With injurious results
and II win always afford nae pleasure to give any
further information as to what know about
VeRehne.
VIM Il. HILL, Police Station l.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

Coop ADVICE FOR You Think
twice before you believe every story you
hear, and think twenty times before you
repeat it, especially II IL is about wo-
man. Say to yourself, this may not be
true, OF 1t may be exaggerated. unless
you have proof Of the veracity OF your
information. People sometimes tell
falsehoods, they often make mistakes,
and they sometimes hear, There is
auricular illusion as we'll as optical IL
fusion. Take all these into considera.
ton before you believe. As for re-
peating the story. ask yourself IL Il is
necessary. Then do it with the fear OF
God, and the remembrance OF the gold
en- rule before you. Let US give the
helping hand, not the downward push
so the angels may reach their hands to-
wards us when we stand in need.-Er.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

SENTIMENT AGAINST DUELINa The
late duel near Savannah, Ga, between
two young lawyers and brothers in law
Of South Carolina, in which one Of the
combatants received fatal wound, has
elected a just condemnation Of the code
from the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and
COastitationdtisf. a leading paper of its
section. In some remarks upon the
subject it pronounces it "a great mistake
to suppose that the people OF the South
believe in the cruel and illogical enact
pents of the so-called code Of honor
Il admits that they may have done so in
the past, and that some still advocate
rsuch silly method Of redressing griev-
Ances," but declares that this sentiment
isNot shared by the majority, and that
opposition to the duello is steadily in
creasing. 1t is TO be hoped that our Au.
gusta contemporary is correct in his be-
lief that the tide Unpopular sentiment in
the South is setting in the right direc-
ton. The duel is rs abhorrent to com.
mon sense, civilization and principle as
it is to humanity. 1t was only to de-
eide which of the contestants has bet
ter pistol or surer aim, but that does not
settle the merits of controversy, and
only gives killing in q duel the charac-
ter of murder. Probably there is no an.
tiquated custom. not to say crime, Of the
past, adherence to which in any section
is more likely than the duel.to prevent
emigrants from other countries settling
within IFS bonier.-Bdh. Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
Vegetine

works In the human system In perfect harn ony
with natures laws, and while IL is pleasant to
the taste, genial to the stomach, and mild in its
influeEce on the bowels, II is absolute in its
ton on disease, and is not a vile, nauseous Bit
tiers, purging the invalid into false hope that
they are being cured. Vegetine is purely
Vegetable Medicine, compounded upon scienti-
fc principles IL ia Endorsed by the best physi-
clans where its virtues have been tested, 10 re-
commended only where medicine is needed, and
is not mixture Of cheap whiskey sold under
the cloak OF Bitters.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

WEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT
rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court OF Hampshire County,
on the first Monday in January, 1873.
J. NJ. clark and wife,
a..
Robert u. Powell, Sheriff OF Hampshire
County. and as such committee Nd
ministrator with the will annexed Of
G. Vanosdsll, decd, jefferson Vanos.
dali. Francis w. !leiskeIl and Betty
lieiskell, wife Of Francis w. IIeiskell.
Mary Ileiskell, Christopher neiskell.
Grace lleiskell. Edward IIeiskcll. and
Harrison Vanosdall, Defendants,
In CnANCERY.
Tie object Of ;his suit is to revive an
existing suit now pending in the Circuit
Court OF Hampshire county, suggesting
the death Of G. Vanosdall. and revivor
against his personal representative and
heirs, and for appOrtionment Of rent and
for other and further relief, &C.
And It appearing from an affidavit
Gle in this cause, that tho defendant,
Harrison Vanosdall, is n nonresident
Of the State Of West Virginia: II is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear
Mt the next rule DAY, held in said Office
en- the first Monday in February, 1873.
and do what is necessary 10 protect his
Interest. Teste.
V. NJ. POLLING, c CC.Hc.
Jan. II, 1873 -iw.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

VA professor was expostulting
with a student for his idleness, when the
latter said, Its Of no use I vas cut out
for loafer.' Well, declared the pro-
lessor, surveying the student critically
who ever cut you Out understood his
business
There is no man so frieneIess. but
that he can find friend sincere enough
TO tell him disagreeabie truths.
20 As riches and favor forsake man
We discover him to be fool but Bobo.
dy could find il out IN his prosperity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

EVIt may serve as a comfort to us
in all our calamities and Affections that
he that loses anything and gets wisdom
by IL is gamer by the loss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

tV' lie who receives good turn
should never forget IT,; he who does one
should never remember it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

~ Whiskey is the best remedy for
diptberia, according 70 a statement in
The ScieHtifc american for Dec. 4. Itis
said 10 destroy the diphtheric poison
as quinine destroys malarious poison In
the system.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
GURVEYING.

VINU'S Institution Of Learning, under the
4 Presidency Of Rev J. n. Thompson, A NJ,
rs entering upon new era Of prosperity Dur
Ing The Spring Term just closed, The attendance
OF students was increased over s. per cent II
has a large and scholarly Faculty a beautiful,
heaIthful and moral location ample Scie Iifc
sud Philosophical Apparatus Library con-
fWnilg growing curriculum Of the most tho
rough character standard Of scholarship sur.
passed bv 10 American institution of lcaraing.
THg EYPgNsEs hRE LEss than 81 any other
place known 70 afford equal advantages. The
Fall term begins Sept. 5th the Winter term
January 3D. and Spring term March 9th. For
inll Information, catalogues, &c, address the
President
GEO. & STURGISS,
Secretary Of Regents.
July 20, 1877.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

to Mankind worship success, but
think too little OF the means by which
it is attained.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25
Gioes Health, Strength, and Appetite.

Ny daughter has received great benefit from
the use Of Vegetine. Her declining health was
a source of great anxiety 10 all her friends
few bottles Of the Vegetine restored her health,
strength, and appetite. N n. TILDEN,
insurance aud Real Estate Agent, No. 40
Sears Building. Boston, Mass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

~ lie was heard to say, II am a
man OF quiet tastes" then went bebin6
she door took a flask from his pocket
and tasted something.
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s 200 Profit on 800

Made any day in Puts and CaHs Invest ac-
cording 10 your means. $40, $50 or 500 in
SrocE PNviLEGEs, has brought a small footune
10 The careful investor. We advise when and
how TO opERATE sAFELY. Book with full iufor-
nation ssHfJtse. Address orders by mail and
telegraph 20
BANTER ~ co,
Bankers & Brokers, IL Wall 81. ". Y.
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re- We could not endure solitude
we're it not for the powerful compan-
ionship Of hope, or Of some unseen one.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

- Hot lemonade,it is said, will relieve
a cold however severe.
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Sauth 8ranth aatflliseuffr.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY JAN. rs. 1888.

EV.rhc reason Why Samuel j. Tilden
has never married. I'VE understand. is
because he always insisted on having
the top drawer OF the bureau.