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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE


Whereas, William nj. 6hHinate and
Martha j. Shumate, his wife, Of the
county OF AudraiD, did execute aud
deliver to the undersigned as trus
tee. their certain deed oftrust dated
the 29th day of January, A. D. 1875,
recorded in book "K." on page 29z
ct sea-, in the Recorders Office Of
Audrain county, Missouri, convey
ing the following described premises,
situated in the county of Audrain
and State of Missouri, TO wit:
The southeast quarter of section
four "a, one hundred and sixty (160)
acres in township number fifty-one
f51) north, and in range number
seven "a west, of the fifth (5l princi-
pal meridian. Also, the south half
of the southwest quarter of section
sixteen (16) eighty (80) acres, and the
east part of the southeast fourth OF
the southeast fourth of section seven
teen tn twelve (12) acres, and the
east part of the northeast fourth OF
the northeast fourth of sec.twenty(20I
six (6) acres and the northwest quar-
ter of section ~twentY-one ely one
hundred and sixty (160) acres and the
west half of the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-one (21) eighty $50,
one (51) north, and in range number
eight (s) west of the fifth principaI
meridian, containing in all four hun
dred and ninety-eight l4sS) acres
more or less, to secure the payment
of q certain promissory note in said
deed of trust described.
Whereas, said deed of trust pro-
vides that in case of default in the
payment of said note and the interest
thereon as therein specified, then or
the application of the legal holder Of
said promissory note, after having
complied with provisions OF said
deed and the directions therein made
the undersigned may lawfully sci
the premises ana all the rights anC
equity of redemption of the said Viii.
liam M. Shumate and Martha j.
Shumate, his wife, their heirs, as
signs, &c, therein at public vendue
and,
Whereas. said deed Of trust furIh'
er provides that in case of default in
the payment ~ofprincipal or interest
as therein specified, then the whole
may and shall become due aud psya'
BILE at once; and,
Whereas, there is interest now
past due and payable on said note
and remains wholly unpaid, and the
legal holder thereof has, by reason o.
the default in the payment thereof,
declared the whole of said indebted
ness and interest thereon to time O
sale due and payable Immediately
and,
Whereas. the holder of said prom.
issory pote has requested that said
premises be sold and the proceeds ol
said sale applied as provided in said
deed of trust; now, therefore, by
virtue of the power and authority in
me vested, and in compliance with
the provisions of said deed OF trust,
| shall proceed to sell the above de-
scribed premises, at the east front
door of the Court House in the said
county of Audrain and state of Mis-
souri,, and public vendne, to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, on,
Wednesday, Dncnmhnr th
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07

NEW YonK, Noy. 5.--Three hun-
bred and eighty-five election districts
in this city give a majority Of $4,000
for Cooper for mayor. The entire
anti-Tamany Republican Comhina-
ton ticket for city officers Is elected.
Returns from the interior of the state
show Republican gains, and indicate
the election Of George r. Danforth,
Republican, as Judge Of the court of
appeals by a considerable majority.
The Republicans claim from ten to
fifteen majority in the assembly. The
following congressman r elected:
Bourke, Cox, Wood, Morton and
NcCook.
Kelly has just made q speech In
Pammany hall saying, I'VE are
beaten all along the line"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07

The election returns show pretty
clearly that the Greenback party has
run its race, and it WAS not q credita-
BILE race. Here as elsewhere the
mass or the party were sold out by
their leaders, and only the Githful
few adhered to their representative
candidates. The experiment Of .
third party based on the financial
issue has been 80 lamentable . failure
in the recent State elections that it is
folly to pretend thatit can ont any
thing like . respectable figure In fa-
ture contests.-Kansas City Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07
'dnesday, December Ill
A. ID 1878

between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that Gay, to satisfy said
indebtedness, together with costs and
expenses of executing this trust;
and will execute and deliver q deed
of conveyance in fee of tho premises
sold as provided in said deed IF trust.
VIM. w. FUTILE, Trustee
M~acfarlane s. Trimble, Att'ys.
90 HH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07

The American ward orator is APT
to b humorous even when he Is an
CRY, and We cannot quarrel with the
graphic speaker who wound up Q
speech the other night about Adr.
Kelly's nominee BY announcing him
- stsvery kind Of i shell but 4 she'll
,ut.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07
HOLD THE FORT, FOR WI ARE
COMING.
ILLINOIS.

Republicans have gained two Con-
gr~essional Representatives, G. r.
DAVIS In the second and j. r.
Thomas in the eighteenth district. II
this is so, Illinois will have in next
Congress thirteen Republicans and
six Democrats.
NEW YORK.
Tammany is beaten. Cooper for
Mayor has about $4,000 majority
Congressional Representatives elect
ed. Morton, M Cook, Wood, Kctcham,
Dwight and Chettenden Republicans,
O'Brian and O'Reilly Independent
Anti Tammany, Cox, Miller ami
Bliss Democrats.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Republican State candidates all
elected. Talbot's majority over
Butler about $4,000. Congress,
Rep. elected Bowman, Field, Claim,
Grape, Harris and Rice, Rep. and
Morse Dem.
PENNsYLvANIA.
Republican majority in Philadel-
phia about $4,000. Congress, Rep.
Kelly, Greenbacker has been badly
cut. Randall, Wright and Clymer
Dem. reelected,
TENNESSEE.
Marks Dem. candidate for Gov.
elected, Congress, Rep. Dibrill,
Bright, Atkins, Simington, Taylor,
McMillen, Whitthorne, Young and
Money Dem. Houk Rep. and Low
Indp't.
Gen. 10 Johnson, Goode, Hsnton,
and Tucker Dem. Del. elected
and Bale and Cabell Conservatives.
Democratic State ticket elected B.
usual mai teszi4s55: Tong. Rep. Regan
Miller, Culherson and Wcllburn No
returns from fourth and fifth districts.
KENTUCKY.
Blackburn, Dem. reelected to
Congress.
NEW HAMPsHIRR.
1t is probable Norris, Suliaway and
Kent Rep. Cong. Rep. are elected. as
far 40 heard from, House stands 50
Rep. 81 Dem. 83 Greenbackers.
RHODE ISLAND.
Ballow and Aldrich Rep. Cong.
del. elected.
CoNEEoTIoUT.
Hawley, Wait and Aules Rep.
Cong. del. elected. No governor
elected. The Legislature is Repub-
iican.
GEORGIA.
Stephens, Nichols, Smith, Cook,
Harris, Hammond, Blount and Bill
laps Dem. Cong. del. elected and
FELTON, Indep't.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07

Fiat Money, Fiat Foolish
ness no More
WE WILL HAVE PLENTY an
GnsEENBACKS YET, ACCORD
ING TO LAWl

The free fight ticket spiH be
elected in Ca1laway by a good
majority. The party in that
conntydeseyves nothing better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07
SALE OF REA- e

-sA@ b
Whereas, Loyd IL. Mckee sra-Jo
sePnInHA. Mckee, eis wife, by dee
of trust, dated the twenty-third an
of August, A. ID. 1870, and rccordsss
in the Recorders Office of Andrain
county, state of Missouri, in book "a
page 274, conveyed TO the undersi1E
cd the following descri bed real asts
situate III the county of Aps
state of Missouri, to-wits e.. ses(
hSlf OF all that portion o. sector
seven u, township nav ranga
seven N which lies south of the
track OF the North Missouri railroad
running through said section. and
described as follows: Beginning at
the southwest corner of section sew
en- l76 township fifty (50), range sew
on (7), and run thence north S8e SO,;
east. thirtv-0ne and t~wenty-seven
h~undredths Isl 27-l00) chains, thence
north AZ, east to the North Missouri
railroad land, thence along the south
boundary Of the North Missouri ,ail-
road land to range line, hetween
ranges seven and eight e and az.
thence south AS, west to beginninr,
In trust to secure the payment Of
certain promissory notes therein
specified, and whereas default has
been made in the payment Of ali said
notes Now, therefore, notice is
hereby given that at the reuuest Of
the holder Of said notes under the
provision Of said deed Of trust the
unaersigned trustee as aforesaid will
offer said property for sale at public
AUCTION, Tor cash, at the east front
door of the court house. in the city
of Mexico. Audrain county. Missourf.
between the hours of ten O'Clock am.
and four o'clock p. m, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of
November, 1873.
For the purposes of said trust.
GEO. b. MAcFARLANR,
zo-tds Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07

Mr.. Sayler, Of Ohio, refuses to say
whether he will contest MIR. Butter
worth's seat in Congress-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07
IA. q. BucKNER.

AS far as heard from.a. 81. Buckner
Is elected by about 5000 majority.
He carried Pike, the home Of Fagg,
and Montgomery, the home of the
rag baby, Fagg's unlawful child.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07

Sawyer ID elected TO congress in Tic
eighth district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07
GEORGIA.

Stephens, Nichols, Smith, Cook,
Harris, Hammond, Blount and Bill.
laps Dem. Cong. del. elected and
FELTON, Indep't.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS

Republican State candidates all
elected. Talbot's majority over
Butler about $4,000. Congress,
Rep. elected Bowman, Field, Claim,
Grape, Harris and Rice, Rep. and
Morse Dem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07
Boilers "Boltedl"
Stand by the Constitution
DOWN ON BRIBERY F!

"u ns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07

Hawley, Wait and Aules Rep
Gong. del. elected. No governor
elected. The Legislature is Repub'
iican.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-11-07

Republican majority in Philadel
phia about $4,000. Congress, Rep.
Kelly, Greenbacker has been badly
cut. Randall, Wright and Clymer
Dem. reelected,
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The Poor Gentleman.

There are more Young Amer
lean men in the penitentiaries
of this country learning trades
than there are outside of them.
The principal cause Of this
is that we are educating our
young men for gentlemen-try-
ing to make lawyers, preachers,
doctors and clerks out OF mate
terial that nature intended for
blacksmiths, bricklayers, car :
penters, tailors, and other
honest "hewers of wood and
drawers of water" 1t is a mis-
take, and big one, to teach
our boys and girls to believe
that to labor is disgraceful, and
to do nothing for a living is
more becoming the society in
which they expect to move and
have the respect of. Hang such
a society. 1t is rotten to the
core to-day, and there's many
mems sons and daughters who
are now being educated to play
the parts of "leading lady" and
"walking gentleman" in the
great drama OF lite. who will
light out for the poor house or
a penitentiary before they have
played their parts and the cur
tain drops.
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HoRN-AIL.-There is no such
disease as "hollow-horn"or
'.tail ALL" all scientific veter-
mary surgeons. in their writings
ignore such diseases. The cause
of more or less OF the ordinary
heat in the horn is the derange-
ment of other parts OF the sys-
ten. When a man is subject to
cold feet he might as well call is
the "foot-ail." Cold or hot horn
sometimes is symptom OF one
disease, sometimes of another
We have seen it in case OF the
impaction OF the manifold or
third stomach, in pieuro-pneu-
monia, yellows. etc. Each Of
these must be treated by itself.
An ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure. With proper
attention to feeding and care,
these diseases will seldom occur.
Long confinement to dry food
is one trui' tul cause of disease
in cattle. When roots cannot
be had, then a small quantity of
oil meal will have a very bene-
fetal effect in keeping up proper
action OF the bowels, and thus
fed with good care and proper
protection from storms, there
will be little trouble with tail
all" or any other ail.-LiUe
Stock Journal.
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@KIcKINe MuLEs.-A CORES
pondent asks for plan for hitch
ing a mule which has a habit of
kicking when harnessed to a
pillow, bnt which goes very well in
shafts. Kicking is vice which
sometimes belongs to horses as
well as mnles, and the following
expedient has been found effect
i've in curing 1t. Take pair of
light shafts from a wagon, or
make a pair, and fit TO the end
of it a bent strap of iron. When
the mule or horse is hitched into
the shafts, the end may trail on
the ground, and the beast may
be exercised with the shafts
alone. When used to these, the
bent bar is fastened to a pillow by
means of a clevis, and any diff
Guilty there will soon be over
come. This device has been US
ed, not only for blowing, but for
drawing a stone boat, railroad
cars, vnd other similar vehicles.
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BANNER Agents.

The following named gentlemen are
r-ruia-lv authorizrd agents for the
BRESH,M BANSER:
DIR. Rsird, Wesley.
H. Knittie Burton
Geo. w. Crater, Eonsville.
Ben s. Rogers, Chappell Hill.
Henry K Harrison. Cav Hill.
DIR. Blanchsite, Round Top.
John q. Carmichael, Industry.
Alex. p. Fisher. Semprcnins.
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T. B. OGLESBY,
GIN DRESSER.
HEAPSTEAD, TEXAS.

Takes pleasure in announcing that he
is now prepared to apply to gins his
new Patent Gin-Drcss at reasonable
rates. My mode of dress is superior to
the briar point, or any other in use: in
asmuch as it does pot nap, clesus the
seeds. makes better sample and gins
faster.
have also procured, at heavy ex-
Pense, new patent cumming ma
chine" with which | am enabled 10
repair WORN OUT GIN-sAws. providing
new teeth and making them do rs good
work as new gin. Satisfaction guar
anteed in every instance. l nm now
ready for business.
All orders sent to De at Hampstead
or lett at the Brenham BANNER Office
will receive prompt attention.
septsly Y. .. O6LESBf.
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III nNtUtN Vt
j. II. Zeilin G. Co.,


NdCblt, Va, anu liiiautl lhid.
1t contains four medical elements,
never united in the same happy proper
ton in any other preparation, viz: a
gentle Cathartic, wonderful Tonic, an
unexcepiionable Altera i've and certain
Corrective of sll impurities of the ba
dy. Such signal success has attended
ITS use, that il is now regarded rs the
EFFECTIVE SPECIFIC for all diseas-
es of the Liver, stomach and spleen
As remedy in malarious frvers, bow
81 complaints, dyspepsia, mental do
preston, restlessness, jaundice, nausead
sick headache, collie, oonstil alton an
biliousness it has no equal.
CAUTION.
As there are number of limitations
offered TO the public, We would caution
the community to buy no Powders oI
prepared Simmons Liver Regulator
unless in our engraved wrapper, with
the trade mark, stamp and signature
unbroken. None Other is genuine.
]. fl. ZElLlN & co,
Macon, Ca, and Philad- phia.
Your valuable medicine, Simmons
Liver Regular, has saved me many
D lctors' bills, use it for everythingJt
is recommended. and never knew il to
fail. have used it in collie and guhb',
with my mules and horses, giving
them about half bottle at time. |
have not lost one that ] gave it tn, you
can recommend it &c every one that has
stock Ms being the best medicine known
Tor all complaints that horse flesh is
heir to.-E. T. TAYLOR. Agent for
Changers OF Georgia. nov23wly
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moderate requirements
reasonable cost when all
willing to lend a hand. The
road bed, the basis of improve
ment, is already there. All
that is needed is TO consolidate
it with what civil engineers
would call ''road material"
Stone drawn from tine fields,
limestone from the quarries,
Stag from furnaces, gravel from
gravel banks, all these consti-
tute road metal. and out of
any one of these, when broken
up and spread over the road
bed, firm, compact and easily
travelled highways can be made.
The hauling, moreover, could
be done at those seasons Of the
wear when the farmers are least
busy, and where the gravel has
to be dug or the limestone quar-
ried, or the Stag hauled to any
distance, some compensation
might be allowed those who do
the work, or who put labor on
the roads to be deducted from
the taxes they have to,
pay. Working in this way on
sections OF the county roads ad
jacent to their own farms, over
Sc ing what is done by others,
ard have personal interest IN
putting the road in the best
permanent condition, and in
seeing that the money derived
from the road tax Is judiciously
expended, it would not be long
before the county highways
would become as worthy of
COMMUNICATION as they are now
made the subject Of complaint.
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Cotton Worm.

Mr. J. Curtis Waldo, No.
IS Camp street, New Orleans,
IS preparing a work on this
important subject, and will
esteem it a great favor If orr
planters who, have had exper-
fence IN fighting these enemies
osthe feecv staple, will write to
him and give then. views as to
the best mode of discriminating
the worms.
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IN use III LehSlf county, d.
John HOLMES, of Rush county.
Ind, fed ninety hogs of his own
raising that averaged five hun
bred and fourteen pounds gross.
Farmers of Clay county.
Mimi, along the line of the
Northern Pacific. celebrated
Christmas by blowing theii
fields, which were in excellent
condition for working.
At a recent farmers meeting
In Massachusetts speaker gave
3 recipe for making farming
pay, as follows: slave but one
business. and get up in the
morning and see to it your
selt.s
The wheat crop Is set by the
Agricultural Bureau at $780,
100000 bushels, the largest
ever known by 5o.000,000, aud
affording 100000 900 for e1-
port; corn crop, 1890, 900, 700
bushels
The English feed for fatten-
ing sheep consists OF cotton
seed and turnips. They claim
that it will put or the most
rat, is the safest food, makes the
Best mutton at less cost, and
produces the best and strongest
manure
IMPLEMENTS, fertilizers, and
whatever else is to be purchased
should be on hand before the
hurry Of the spring work begins.
Get bean-poles and pea-brush be-
fore vegetation starts. Have
extra parts to all implements
liable to be broken.
A Ball of waste cotton, sat-
urated with coal oil, rolled in
sulphur, and fired under tree,
did not burn rapidly, but sent
up a dense smoke which killed
ali the black-lice with which
the tree wac infected So says
a>Pennsylvania fruit growers.
FRuiT TREEs.-There is a pop
Mar notion that trees get into
an unproductive condition thro'
a neglect of pruning, and that
thorough pruning is all that is
needed to restore them to
heaIthful and fruitful state
This is a mistake. While prup-
ing is usually needed, this is not
the Chief want of the trees
They have been brought to their
poverty by starvation, and their
great need OF food. This being
supplied, pruning, scraping, and
ether treatment may come in to
aid.
A New York farmer, the past
year, cut from two acres of land
six tons OF clover hay, then
piowed and sowed rutabaga tur-
nips, and raised 500 bushels.
These turnips were regarded as
equal to eight tons of hay, making
a product of that which was
equalto fourteen tons ofhay from
two acres in one season. The
turnips were used to feed the
horses, at the rate of half a
bushel per day, with what oat
straw they might eat, and no
grain. The horses were tat and
looked well, and were in good
condition to drive five or six
hours per day.
FLAX is an important product
In the worlds industry. 1t may
perhaps surprise many of our
readers to Know that over 3, 500
600 acres is worlds yearly
product of this seed and fiber
plant. In the United states
some 206, 305 acres are harves-
ted yearly, principally for the
seed alone. The principal lint
producing countries, IN acres,
are Russia, ,92S, 567; Germany,
$50, s44; France, 263, $40; Aus
tria, 253,323; Italy, POI ,o33;
Belgium, LAO, 9o1. Holland pro-
duces only 1882 acres, but
as is the case with that ireland,
the quality of the linen produc-
ed is exceedinoly fine
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FARMEKs write tor the BANNER
draw forth the experience OF
others by giving your own. Do
not take trouble to re-write and
fix up"-we will attend TO that.
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H1RscHBERG's mixolosist, Tai
bot, is au fat in preparing
seasonable drinks.
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Enat plants carried upon. Then
whatever vegetation grows
among the rocks remain there
to decay, and even leaves and
other foreign substances tha
blow into the crevices formed by
the rocks make a valuable plant
TODD, on which the tree thrives.
Indeed, trees in apparently poor,
rocky PLACES are really muci.
better off than many trees i,
orchards, where they are i.
what appears good land.
In more level land trees must
DE MANFRED. In many cases, it
is as necessary to the best sue
ces that trees have an occasion
a! manuring as it is that any
other crop should have manure.
There have been many ulscus-
sion as to whether manure TO
fruit trees should be applies
broadcast or plowed in. Fol
orchard trees there is no rule;
it depends on circumstances. II
the trees are on ground wher,
vegetables are grown, the ma
nure is, of course; turned in Tor
the benefit of these crops, ant
the roots if the fruit trees figh'
with those the vegetables for
some of it, and get it, too. But
there are many orchards, where
no crops are grown butthe trees
and then it is an excellent plan
to apply manure as a topdress-
ing at least every other year, il
you would have them bear an
abundance of good trult.-Jour~
nal Of Momistry.
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NORWAY will send TO the
Paris Exhibition some tanned
whale skins. near sixty long, for
driving bands.
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Ask the recovered dyspeptics, B lious
sufferes, victims of Fever and Ague.
the mercurial diseased pa,i.n how they
recovered health, cheerful spirits and
good appetite, the, will tell you BY
taking simmons Livpr Regulator.
Tho cheapest, purrst and best family
medicine in the world! For Dysnepsia.
Constipation. Jaundics, Bilious attacks,
Sick Headache, Collie, Depression of
Spirits. Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, &c.
This unrivalled Southern Remedy is
warranted not to contain single parri-
cle of Mercury, or any injurious miner
al substance, hut is
PUREYL VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and
Herbs, which an allwiss Providence.
has placed in countries where Liver
Diseases most prevail. 1t will cure ali
diseases caused BY arrangement of the
Liver and bowels.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint
are bitter or bad taste in the mouth;
pain in the back side or joints, often
mistaken for rheumatism; sour Stom,
ach; Loss of Appetite, bowels alterns.
tely costive and lax; Headache, Loss
of men DRY, with Il painful sensation OF
having failed to do something which
ought to have been done; Debility, lnw
spirits, thick yellow appearance o. he
.kin and eyes, u dry cough often mis-
taken for consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms
attend the disease, at others very few:
but the Liver, the largest o. gan in the
body, is generally the s-at of the dis
ease, and il not regulated in time, great
suffering, Indebtedness and death will
ensue.
can recommend as an -ficscious
remedy for disease of the Liver, Heart.
burn and Dyspepsia. Simmons Liver
Regulator.-Lewis e. Wunder, 1875
Master Street; Assistant Post Master.
Philadelphia.
1--WE have tested it's virtues, person.
ally, and know that for Dysp. psis,
Biliousness. and Throbbing Headache.
it is the best medicine the world ever
saw. We have tried forty other rene
dies before Simmons Liver Regular.
but none of them gave us more than
temporary relief; hut the. Regulator not
only relieved. but cured us."-Ed. Tel
egram and Messenger, Macon. Ga.
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The girl | left behind
To-day is sweet sixtea
The nice young man and skil 81
Are swim gins in the lane
The captain with his whiskrrs
Has marrying on the brain.
We will rally round the fisg, boys
For johnny stole the ham
Yank"e d. die, Hail ColImbisl
And don't Cara cent.