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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
The OLD True business.

We were shown yesterday by +. A.
Wise. Secretary Of the Centennial Gold
Gravel Mining Company, an ounce or
so Of gold from tho company's claim in
Washington township, Nevada county.
California. 1t was all coarse. heavy
gold. some pieces worth a dollar or two,
aud looked like the same old true BUSH
ness that 40 many oius have gone after.
in times past. on the golden slope OF the
Sierra Nevada. The Centennial mine Is
owned principally by citizens OF Gold
Hill, and Major Downie. the we'll
known California pioneer. is Superin.
tendent. That famous old prospector
has never lost sight OF the idea that
he came to California to make fortune,
and il would seem that he is in u fair
way for il, ~ well rs those who are in
with him. Under date OF November Esd.
he writes TO Secretary Wise as follows;
81 send you herewith q little gold for
the company to look at. I hope to send
you sacks full OF golden nuggets before
the Winter is over. Our tunnel has
now run out OF the blue gravel into O
yellow sandy formation. which yields q
little fine gold. l do not look for any
pay. however. in this. but the bedrock
has been leaving the face OF the tunnel
fast since yesterday. pitching down, and
w may soon lose sight OF 1t altogether.
For the last GOO feet We have apparently
been running over a gravel bar. and 1t
may be that We are not far from the
main channel. II so. we will find 1t rs
rich as any Of the big gravel mines in
California. The Centennial Is liable to
come out all right some Of these fine
days"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
The Boss BiuH.

Many old timers In California and
Nevada know Uncle Bob Foulks. Uncle
Bob Is not as young as ho was when he
first struck the coast, and In order 10
keep mp appearances has had q set OF
teeth fitted to his mouth.
Uncle Bob Is something Of a sport,
and would dare to give the angel Gabriel
a game OF =" freeze out" for his trumpet.
It was in q Carson saloon two years
ago. Uncle Bob was playing Q little
"'h~alf.ants" with another old fellow.
aud had gathered nearly all the ''shells."
Finally the stranger got q big hand
which he wanted to play for more money
than he had in front OF him. Reaching
Into his mouth he took out q plate upon
which were two false teeth and threw
them into the pot" at the same time
saying:
az bet twelve dollars"
81 raise you twelve" quietly replied
Uncle Bob. as he placed q full set Of
grinders in tho middle Of the table.
This was too much. The stranger
threw up his hand and left the saloon In
disgust, gnashing his gums In impotsnt
rage.
Uncle Bob still carries that trophy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
A FRANCISCO.
Tho sierra Ssv.d..Uaie. Ce.prs-
mfna.

misc.
SAX Francisco, Nov. 25.-Ths Stock
Report says to-day We are informed
that prior to tho II o'clock session this
morning Msssrs. Flood and Skas entered
upon a consultation in the formers Of
fec, Mr.. Skae having the assistance OF
his legal adviser. Judge Mesick. We
presume this consultation relates To the
settlement OF difficulties between tho
Sierra Nevada and Union Consolidated.
Skao and sharon had q conference at
the Palace Hotel last night. To-day the
street il full OF rumors to the effect that
Flood has obtained control OF the Sierra
Nevada, but nothing definite Is obtaina-
BILE.
The Post this afternoon In Its stock
article will have the result Of tho confer
once between j. G. Flood and Judge
CARRIER, representing the Union Consoli.
dated, and John Skae and Judge Mesick.
representing the Sierra Nevada, at
which n compromise was reached on the
following terms: OF the 298 feet OF dis.
puted ground Sierra Nevada esdes to the
Union ~ feet on the south, and in CON.
sidsration thereof all suits are with.
drawn. This leaves Sierra Nevada but
"a feet Of ground south Of the incline.
Sierra Nevads Is granted the use OF the
North Consolidated Virginia shaft, when
connection is made. on paying . share
nN T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
miscellaneous.

Nrw YORK, Nov. 25.-Eighteen mem.
bsrs Of the French expedition around
the world arrived from Panama on tho
steamer Acapulco. Among the latter
were Baron De La Rouilliers, Baron Dc
Lavenort. julius Courtin. artist and or
respondent OF the Monde Nastris, CASTOR
Lemsy, correspondent Of the Temps, and
Captain De st. Clair Stevenson, Sec.
Rotary OF the expedition. They go
through the United States on q thirty
days excursion. and then to San Fran.
cisco and Join their steamer JUNIOR.
CHICAGO, Nov. ga Tribune Omaha
special says /: A scheme has been dis.
covered for robbing the Office Of tho
Union Pacific Paymaster. Two men
were engaged in the plot, m Of them,
Henry Roe. being an employe OF the
rnilroad company. An Intellectual NJ.
tempt was made one night. but the rob-
bers wero unable to open the safe,
although they thought they knew the
combination. Had they succeeded they
would have taken out $4,000. Roe
has confessed and the other man has
been arrested.
P%orrsyrLLE, Nov. 25.-whilea party
OF men were tunnelling under q street In
Mahanoy City this afternoon the earth
fell In on them, killing John and
Anthony Richor and Christopher Post
.lu. Nl..l..l v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
Ml.eeli.u.eu. Yerelrn I..m..

LONDON. Nov. 25.-Ten thousand cot.
ton spinnsrs at Oldham went on q strike
to-day.
LISBON, Nov. 25.-Thc $4,000 70.
covered from Angel. the fugitive Sscre'
tary OF tho Pullman Palace Car Com.
pany, wal found In the Bank Of Portu.
gal deposited in his name.
During a gale Saturday three vessels
and eighteen lives were lost at the mouth
OF the Tagus.
MADRID. Nov. 25.-Advices from No.
galore to the 2lsi instant show there Is
an average Of sixty deaths daily from an
epidemic. which, however, is not be-
licyed to DO cholera.
Arrests continue In Barcelona. Sara.
gossa, and elsewhere. Of persons impli.
Gated in Federal intrigues. AT Saragos.
sa arms aud papers have been found
with twenty persons.
CoNsrlSrISoPLE, Nov. 90. In pursu-
ance Of the Treaty OF Berlin the Bulga-
rian Assembly. composed Of Bishops.
F~unciionaries and the Notablss. has
been summoned to meet at Tirnova on
the eth Of December to prepare to or.
ganize laws for the province. The As.
sembly Is to complete this task In April
aud then elect q Prince.
BERLIN. Nov. 25.-The Berlin Pos
says: Tho after effect Of the Afghan
war will be that England will have to re-
nouncc the plan OF maintaining Turkish
rule In Eastern Roumslia, because. even
IL successful In Afghanistan, she will
need her Indian forces In Asia and be
unable TO brandish them as Q threat on
the European thsater OF war.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-A Calcutta dis
patch says II is thought General Brown
and column will Winter In Jellajabad.
Major General Biddulph's Qustta col.
umn is at Landabar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26

The CENTRAL ScHooL.-A representa-.
tive Of the NEws visited the Gold Hill
Central School yesterday. The rooms
are all crowded. aud the teachers. under
Principal Young's direction. are busy,
instructing the pupils confidsd to their
care. The students OF our schools show
continued and pleasing evidences Of
mental advancement, gratifying to
parents and complimentary to teachers.
The bright.minded youth Of the CON-
stock can not DO eIcelled by those Of
any community on this coast or any
other.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Mint Mining Company will be
held Thursday. December 9. to take
into consideration the proposition to in.
crease the capital stock from S5,0OO,-
900 to $40, 0O0. 900 aud the shares from
10000 TO loo. 900.
GEoRoE u. MARSHALL, Of the Virginia
City Evening Chronicle. who has been
''undsr the weather" for some time past,
left last night for Clear Lake, In the
coast range mountains, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
FISH CULTURE IN EUROPE.
Exporsstion OF CALIFORNIA; ssimon
Egxs On European Countries.

-
New YORK. Nov. 26.-A Times special
says r. Mather has just returned from
Germany. having safely delivered in
Bremen some $780, 900 eggs Of California
salmon. In addition to the eggs sent
to Germany. 100. 900 were taken by the
Netherlands. the same number by
France, and $4,000 by England. This
Is the third voyage Mather has made
abroad with American fish eggs. These
salmon eggs were packed in refrigerating
boxes OF Mr.. Mather's invention. and q
temperature OF forty.two degrees was
readily maintained. The voyage to
Bremen occupied twelve days. but the
eggs could have been kept perfectly well
for fully two weeks longer. At this
temperature the development OF embry-
otto fish In the ova Is simply retarded.
These eggs were taken form California
salmon In McCloud river by Livingston
Stone In August last, and after having
been transported over G,00O miles, tho
loss was not over five per cent. The
first American salmon introduced into
Germany were those taken over last year
by Mather. Those fish still retained at
breeding ponds at Hamlen-on.the-W eser
were some eight inches long. The bulk
OF the fish have been placed In the Rhine
and Weser. The German fish %culturists
are amazed at the rapid development oil
California fish in their waters. II may
be well 10 mention that the old name OF
salmon applied to this species OF sal.
mon caught on the Pacific coast will DO
replaced by that Of Oncorhynchus.
meaning hooknosed. These eggs were
presented by the United States Fish
Commissioner to Germany. Holland and
France. As 1t may be some time. four
or Eve years. before the fish derived
from these American eggs attain their
proper size, the final result is waited for
by German fish culturists with no
small amount OF curiosity. Such. how
ever, IL the strict method in which Euro.
pean streams are preserved. that there
IL no doubt but that In time the German
rivers will abound with this very tine
fish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
secretary sherman's Opiniou OF
south Carolina Affairs.

NEW York. Nov. &c. Secretary Sher-
man has written a letter to the editors
OF Henry Ward Bsecher's paper, the
Christian Union. denying that the Ad.
miniutration fails TO protect the internal
revenue officers imprisoned in South
Carolina indicted for murder in killing
m offender who resisted arrest for com.
plicity with the notorious Redmond.
Sherman states that the officers are I'M.
der arrest pending the decision OF the
question AZ to the removal Of the action
against them TO the United States Cir.
cult Court, and that the Government has
done all that II can In the legitimate
exercise OF Its legal powers to secure
their liberation. Tho Secretary adds:
1.-THE difficulty OF enforcing the laws Of
the United States In South Carolina
has been illustrated during the
recent canvass and election In
that State, when organized bodies
OF men fully armed broke up public
meetings and bullied unarmed, unorga.
nized and dsfenceless citizens who are
invested by the Constitution with the
right to meet and discuss political ques-
tions and vote for the candidates Of their
choice. When these proceedings were
not sufficient for success, they cheated
ths poor blacks Of their franchise by the
meanest tricks Of ballot.box stufiing.
-H..... t,ar. laar.Itpa and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
Mining Locations.

Notices Of mining locations have been
died for record as follows:
BY p. j. Mcmahon & William
Weber. Snide Gold X Silver Mining
Claim ; 1900 feet, adjoining the Orient
Placer Mining Claim, Flowery District.
by J. p. Wheeler, Alameda Gold &
Silver Mining Claim 1900 feet, Virginia
District !; adjoining the Gold Lead Com
pany's Claim and that Of tho Little
York.
by II. S. Christie & George Warren ;
the Blank Gold X Silver Mining Com.
pany's Claim; 1900 feet Flowery
District adjoining the Orient Placer
Mining Claim.
by L. Lstorer /; Santa Clara Mining
Claim /; adjoining the Alameda Il Gold
Lead Mining Claims, Virginia District /;
AGO feet.
by II. b. Dexter; the Colorado Min
ing Claim: 1900 feet; Virginia District;
South West OF the Wells Fargo ; q relo.
cation Of the Old Colorado Mining
Company's ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
SIERRA NEVADA.
Another Bius Day-Tbs Crosseus ON
she 22o0 Level AEsss In rer-
physy- How 10 IL ReEarded by
Experts.

It cannot be denied that to-day is an.
other blue one for those whose hopes Of
better things have been based on the ef-
fects Of the compromise between Sierra
Nevada and Union Consolidated and on
the new ore body. Those hopes have
for the day proved delusive. This is the
result. however. OF damaging reports
from the mine rather than the effects OF
the compromise. These reports are not
exactly what were looked for. still they
might have been expected.
Never has there been q big ore body
opened yet on the Comstock without
there being found near the apex Of the
formation large slabs Of porphyry. This
has been true Of those In the Crown
Point, Belchsr. Savage. Gould & Curry.
the bonanza mines, and. last Of all, In
the Sierra Nevada.
The face Of the crosscut on the 1900
level Is again in porphyry. Still among
the mining men OF the Comstock. those
who have had the most varied expert.
ences in working its formations and who
have seen tho indications in the mine,
there il q strong and abiding faith in
the future Of the ore body there %
tered. They remember the past. and
are full OF confidence. Those newer to
this section. and less experienced have.
however. grown timid. and hence the
great depression given out and folt and
multiplied needlessly.
Men at such times are wont not only
to forget the past, but to ignore even the
present. Enough has already been
shown up to build big hopes upon.
Then the west wall OF the vein Is still
doubtless a long way OF yet. since the
formation is tolerably regular and but a
small portion Of the 25S calculated feet
have heen run.
Again. the porphyry encountered is
not wall porphyry. 1t is Of that nature
always found in ore bodies. The forma-
ton has neither the pitch nor appear
nce OF q wall. and those best posted are
confident that moro good ore will DO
found before a great while.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
Cause. OF IN. B.a.seL Outbreak.

Causes of the Bsnsock Outbreak.
CHICAGO, Nov. ga Tribune Wash.
ipgton special says the report OF the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs will
contain all tho official correspondence
regarding the causes OF the Banuock
outbreak, aud the case will at once figure
in the controversy between the army
and the Indian Department. Dispatches
show that the agent for the Bannocks
notified the military. months before its
occurrence. that the outbreak was i'm
pending. Troops were, after some de-
lay. sent to the agency. but they only
removed a lot Of worthless guns and
ponies, aud left the Indians plenty OF
good ones. which the Indians had Sc
creted. Finally. against the protests Of
the agent, and the advice Of several OIL.
GERS Of considerable rank. the troops
were withdrawn. whereupon the Indians
Immediately started on the war.path.
Cutting down appropriations by Con.
gress rendered 1t impossible to feed
these Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
Trigger aud Trap.

The Virginia Shooting Club held their
fourth quarterly match at Steamboat
last Sunday. A. G. Pratt and Tom
Diamond shot OF their July tie and
Diamond won the club medal for the
second time. In the regular match Hub
Parker aud Tom Diamond tied on 10
birds out Of 90; tied on 4 on shooting of
aud there the thing hangs. Gibson aud
Hooper tied ON Z birds and again on
shooting oil at 20 yards. but at 3 yards
Gibson beat and got the second prize.
McCauley won the third prize. The
first prize was the club medal and 4
hunting coat, the second prize two
boxes OF nickel.plated shells, and the
third prize 200 Ely paper shells and a
small drinking flask.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
a.,.,.,. ,h,. mor.i.s.

N @ Sullivan. T Callison. J L Baird,
Mrs Driscoll. Mrs l. A Alexander. Miss 7
Proctor. Dollis Bennett, Miss l. Doyle,
Miss TAusig. Abe Mayer and wife, Mrs "
Anderson and child. Miss We'll. Miss r Y
fuder. Mrs Kennedy. RS Meaeham, C W
Wright. ID o Mills. A Redeuil. J Gain.
W II Croker. captAw Pray. EA Collins,
W Manning. Geo Wheeler. Thos Cordiell.
Mrs L l. Elias. N J Kelly, II L Lewis,
Matte Cook. Kitty Mitchell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
Tsdpoies.

The De guile reporter OF the Enter
prise is nothing II he is not scientific.
He studies points in both stocks, mines
and nature. After q long. ~protracted
and laborious wrestle with a new point
on frogs he has ciphered out the fact
that II a tadpole is kept confined in n
jar OF water. with no chance to get out
ON q bank or shore, as OF a pond, he
will never lose his tail or develop any
legs. but remain a tadpole oil his life.
Here now is a really scientific idea. with
a good moral to 1t. Thousands Of men
slop around in water oil their lives and
only have one tale TO tell. whereas II
they had done 1t in whisky they might
have had two tails. Yes. aud many u
man has similarly and always kept him.
self back in the tadpolo condition. when
II be had only branched out properly he
might have become q full grown frog.
Alas "'twas ever thus from child.
hoods hour" "Sic semper tyrannis."
Human tadpoles are plenty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
silver Dallan.

WASHINGTON. Nov. u.s. The total
number OF standard silver dollars coined
since their demonstration up to and in
GLIDING the 23d instant. Is 1854 Dol.
OF this number about $40. 600. 900 are N
the United States Treasury. some Vs..
200, 900 are In the mint vaults and tue
balancs-a little over $4,000, 0O0-in
psneral circulation. The total 10 about
81. 5OO. 600 in excess Of the minimum re-
auired by law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
IEieetrie Light.

NEw YoRx. Nov. 26.-Er.G Governor
Milton s. Latham leaves here for Cali.
fornia Friday next. He brought from
Europe the exclusive patents for the
United States OF the Jablockkoff and
Msrdermann electric candles aud the
Gramms machine for generating cleo
tricity, covering NIL systems OF electrical
light now used In Europe. Edison's
promised Inventions. however. have in
ducsd Latham not to attempt their In.
PRODUCTION for the present, though so.
licited to do 80 by many large establish.
ments here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
C.p,ur. or Renex.d. Indian.

PORTLAND. Nov. 25.-The expedition
sent out by General Howard for the
purpose Of capturing the renegade Indi.
a was a complete uccess Captain
Boyle. with L%ieutenants Comman and
Shaftensr. surrounded their camp Of
night in John Day Valley. and captured
the whole outat. Eight Of the principal
chiefs are en- route to Vancouver. The
remainder will be sent under escort TO
Warm Springs Reservation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
punrso the las, twenty. -four hours II

DuEiSo the last twenty.four hours III
tons OF rock were extracted from the
lightning drift" toward the ReGua
shaft and hoisted 10 the surface. This
Is about all the rock that can DO run out
aud hoisted with present facilities at the
Hale x Norcross.
IT would only require a drift Of nom
80 to 100 feet in length to reach from
the 2200 level OF the Sierra Nevada to
the perpendicular OF the North Con-
solidated Virginia shaft.
VIZ suppose that the sharpshooters
will not forget that there is to DO turkey
shooting at the race track tomorrow and
Thanksgiving Day. Pine sport is prom.
ised.
Carr. A. W.. PRAY Is in from Glen.
brook. = lie reports everything about
ready at Lake Tahoe for the advent Of
that greatest OF all tourists, Winter.
REV. J. ID. HAMMOND. late Republican
nominee for State Superintendent Of
EuDuc iusttucuon, nieu MIN 10 larson
from Virginia last evening.
. JouS KnLELxA has located for build
ing purposes east half Of Lot 10. Block
l55, range ". Virginia City, extending
to o street; 80 feet wide.
TnKaK Is going to be a big fish dinner
in Reno Wednesday in honor Of the
election Of ]. b. Williams. Democrat.
as County Recorder.
SUPERINTENDENT BoSSENoRr. OF the
Sierra Nevada. went "below night be-
fore last and returned this morning.
THk corner OF Sutton avenue and A
street. Virginia. was flooded by n burst
ing sewer this morning.
p. HAKvkr got 4 licsnse last evening
to wed Nellie o'Bryan. aud the twain
were made one flesh.
ADoLPH SuTRo was in New York City
when last heard from. so also was Col.
J. q. Fair.
TIE field notes OF Bonanza City arc
nov matters Of public record in Storey
county.
D. o. Mmrs was among the arrivals
IN Virginia to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
An u~spRN,ABLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and IL you lead . mis-
cradle. unsatisfactory life In this beautiful
world. II 10 entirely your own fAult and there 10
Onlv One excuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice anu skepticlsm. which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you that Green's
August Flower will cure You OF Liver Com.
plaint. or Dyspepsia. with all liz miserable
effects. such as sick headache. pslpitation Of
the heart. rour stomach. habitnsl costiveness.
dizziness Of the head. nervous prostration. low
SPIRITS, etc. Its sales now reach overy tovnon
the Western q ,ntinsnt. and not . Druggist but
will tell you OF Its wonderful CURES. You can
buy q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve YOU, jeiO COW n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
Cossoiidatioa OF the Pacific Raii.
roads.

CoasolidAtioa Of the Pacific Rail-
roads.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-The Times has
what 1t believes to DO trustworthy in
formation that Jay Gould has originated
and the stockholders Of the Central
Pacific Railroad have seconded a plan to
consolidate the Union and Central Pacific
Railroads under one management, with
Sidney Dillon an President, Clark. Gen.
erai Manager OF the Union Pacific. as
General Manager. and with one Board
Of Directors. This will greatly reduce
the clerical and official force. saving
enormously In salaries and in the cost
of transportation. aud will form q con.
tinuous line under ons management
from Omaha to San Francisco. It Is
stated that the particulars are nearly
arranged. conferences having taken
place with General Manager Clark In
New York and with General Freight
Agent Wning. OF the Union Pacific. In
California during the week. A consulta-
ton will be held this week In New York
between Gould, Dillon and the President
Of the Central Pacific. II Is further
stated that the principal owners Of the
Central Pacific are anxious 10 retire In
order 10 take part In the construction Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
worse 1h.a ,n. Fire.

Scene-C street. Virginia City
Dramaiis pcrsone: Two sold.out stock
spectators.
FRS. speculatOr-This is nearly hell.
Amt it,
Second Speculator-wsll it is. you
know. Nearly as bad as the big firo.
+. S.-worse.
s. Slow SOP
+. S.-why when the FIRE was over
the lot was left. Now, house. lot and
everything Is gone-excepta lot Of debts
at the brokers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-26
Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving turkeys and fowls OF
all kinds are coming in most plentifully
and in all sorts OF vehicles. The shops
are making fine displays, but game is
not very plenty. The greatest question
is how people are adequately to thanks.
give with Sierra Nevada at $40. and
after the terrible times through which
We have passed. II is at least hard to
be thankful that things are no worse.
Thursday will soon be here; but people
would DO more thankful II times were
better.