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National Republican., 1878-12-25
POLITICIL NOTES.

Now they call Senator Thurman GOLDMAN.
Afraid Oft Ohio"
The Illinois Legislature will ballot for a United
States Senator on the 2lst Of January.
p T. BARSuN Is working hard tor the Republican
nomination for United States senator in Connect.
cut.
USLES the Buffalo ErprCss reads the signs of the
times awrOng, John Sherman Is the Hayes candi.
date for Hayes successor.
TIiE friends OF ex-senator heuben l.. fcntOn an.
nuunre that he will return from abroad next June
and make Il determined push for the Republican
nomination for Governor.
THE Chicago Greenbackc5s arc charging that
four H. i've Of their executive committee msapprO.
priatcd campaign funds or took money from the
candidates OF other parties.
The Chicago JyurHh says that II there is popu.
lar demand for Grant In iSSO he will be the man;
but thn. unless the feeling is strong enough TO In.
sure MS nomination without special work in that
direction he could not be elected.
FREDERICK \. PoTTs chairman Of the New Jer.
scy Republican state Committee. publishes In the
lICnton GC:'N' notice Of Application to be made
10 the Legislature of the state for the passage uf
acts repeating all the gcrrymandcr.ng nCls OF last
winter
THH Brown County trcNnsi BrHtCr says the
reason Hancock, democrat for tongTCss was voted
against 10y Democrats in that county il. that during
Of these things that The DvmOCrRts Of the North
are howlmg against all show Of sectional ami
mostly.
TIE naydId family, OF Delaware has rCmnrk-
able record Of political scrvirC The IIUsCnt sen.
alUr entered the Senate In 1869. His father his
immediate predecessor. and occupied the same scat
for eight years. Ills grandfather occupied IL for
year. a member Of the same body. They were all
good lnNNpT-
National Republican., 1878-12-25
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

The Christmas holiday has become like
the Sabbath, Christian institution in this
District, the proper observance of which
can only be secured by suspension of Sec
ular pursuits. We therefore conform TO the
custom of the occasion and forego the pub
bcation of paper tomorrow morning.
This will allow those engaged in this office
to share in the obscrvances and enioyments
of the occasion, which would he otherwise
interfered with. We believe that there are
seasons aud occasions when we should rise
above the plane OF mere cupidity and pay
some respect TO the customs of Christian
civilizations and we regard the present rs a
time when such obscrvances are peculiarly
proper under suspension of labor.
National Republican., 1878-12-25
A MERRY N-NIAS!

The first person of whom we have any
record as speaking Of Christmas either in
secular or prolnne history, was CLEMENS
ALEXANDRINUs, who died about one hun
dred years after the death Of the Disciple
JOHN, or quite ls0O years ago Then fol-
lows century after century Of its observance
as holy day Cand holiday by the entire
Christian world Verify, the custom is
hoary with age; but it is as fresh with the
inspiration Of Peace on Earth and Good
"Will to Men" as it was when the angels
proclaimed the birth Of The Child in the
National Republican., 1878-12-25

OUR Mississippi levee paragraph few
days since seems to have struck WAITER
son between the eyes and set the clarct, or
something else, to running quite freely.
The principal discharge, however, seems TO
have been levee fever bile and arrant
falsehOOd, both of which abound in that To-
cality. WATrERsON will never aid the
building Of Mississippi lcyees by living
about Mr., RUBEsONs connection with TIE
REPUBLICAN since we took charge of it, or
by the abuse Of its editor When that
scheme of plunder gets its hands into the
National Treasury any deeper than they
are at present it will be when WATTERsON
captures the national funds with his hum
dred thousand unarmed lambs. If there
was any merit in that scheme the Courier
JomHdi would discuss it with better temper.
Ii is u Southern scheme Of plunder, and the
country outside the late Conlederacy is
coming TO so regard it.
National Republican., 1878-12-25

Jones' or Boggs or Grubbs or stubbs or Jcnks or
Stiggins !-Dttroh Hse Pres.
". B. REYSoIBs. United states Military Academy,
has put mp ut the Ebbu House.
GroRGE W. MATCHETr. Of the Arkansas Tfdreitr,
has been sticking type fiftyeight years.
colonel ABsAIoN n. CHOPPEri. q prominent
Georgia lawyer, died in Columbus last week.
colonel EpMrsp. y, ,PRlcE, the well:known
criminal lawyer, Of New York, is at Willad's.
A RuNoR Is in clrcuIation in Ottawa that the
Queen will visit her daughter Louise next year.
RoBEBT q. BrRKE, the popular cashier Of the Car.
rollton Hotel, Baltimore, Is at the Riggs House.
70 be brought out at the Porte st. Marlin Theatre,
Paris.
the Oil City Derrick believes that DR.. Mary
Walkers favOrite song is, 81 would were boy
again.
Dr. JonN Henry NEWMAN will issue new vol.
nme Of his "Apolagin," containing his correspond.
ence with Archbishop Whateley.
ACISclSSATI pork packer, who has become very
wealthy, has put n motto on the panel OF his car.
Tiagc. 1t Is, "ln hog siRno vnces.'
DR.. JonS GORE, for ffly years Grand Secretary Of
the Grand Lodge ot Virginia, was monumcntcd, In
Hollywood cciuctary at Richmond. last week.
JANEs FREEMAN CLARKE recommends q new
translation Of the Bible that should also translate
Hebrew and Greek facts into English and American
facts
AGAY and lively baggage. .smasher at wIlkesbarre.
IA, the other day, in Sllnging Saratoga, struck
GOvernorelect Henry ". Hoyt, knocking him
down.
lfGe0rge r. Marsh holds out until next March
he will have served the country Minister to Italy
seventeen years, and will have drawn for his ser.
wees s2gOU.
PROFESSOR W. B wEDGwOoD IL. y. Of this
city is TO be married this evening NJ Scbago Lake.
Maine, 10 Miss NJ Belle Lttlefeld, daughter Of
Joseph littlCned
TnE oldest Mason In the worll' Is dead again
Peace to his ashes This time he is John Me.
keehan, OF logunspOri, Ind, and he was admitted
To the order In Ireland In lSO9
Mr.. RICHARD IT, DANA. IN, Is quietly settled in
faris, In the American quarter lie means TO dc
vote tho two years Of what he calls his vacation to
writing treatise on international law.
MARIE RoLE is under contract to sing with Her
Mjcsty's opera for the next four months she is to
receive 500 per week, and Henry Maplcson, her
manager, gets - per cent Of the ret receipts
HARTFORD woman, who has fed from i've TO n
dozen tramps weekly for months past. recently had
a ton Of coal dumped in her front yard. and since
tha not single vagrlnt has appeared for meal.
Joaquin MILICHs former wife has separated from
her second hr.band. The lady is evidently very
crazy. JOaquln's daughter, Maud, who II about ff-
teens ycGrs old, Is with her mother from choice.
They have gone from Oregon to san Francisco.
National Republican., 1878-12-25
Democratic Darkc-ness In Ohio.

WASHINGTON, Dee. a. 1873.
To The E,iiior Of National RcpuLiicda:
SIR; Allow me to call the attention OF all law.
abiding civilized and ordcr.loving citizens Of the
country to the following articles, which clip from
the roaring, ramting Post Of this morning. TO wit:
"a gang OrmaskCd despCrnd0es In Darke County,
Ohio Is something for the southern outrage com.
mittCe To ponder.
"A gang Of dcsperadOcs are keeping IN a pretty
thoroughly established reign Of terror IN Darke
County Ohio Murder is their most acceptable
nmusement, hut the programme includes variety
of crimes They ride about at night In gangs wear.
ing masks. rcncCablC citizens are shot down In
cold blood: Win Mr.. Blaine move for the appoint.
ment ofG Northern outrage COmmttcrY'
by way Of frcplytU the nboye will simply suggest
a few inconIrovrrtihlc facts for the consideration
Oi this wonderful "yCarling'-ihC PUs:
Fint-Durkc County, OhiO, where the alleged
outrnges referred to ere reported 10 have taken
PlRce, Is aud always has been tuppcrhcad Demo.
cratic county, ] submit that there is q very little
difference IN the gCnvrnl characteristics Of Demo
cratic counties and communities, whether they be
located IN kentucEy, south Carolina, Mississippi,
u ohio. No matter where you find them, their IN
'tiHCts, generally speaking are the same. II there
Is any difference lclwccnl a Northern and Southern
Democrat that difference i In favor Of the South.
crner. lie has the manhood to stand up and dc.
iCHd his Internal Hcts aud professions. II need be
with his life, while the Northern Democrats. In tie
. paramcc ui Arlcmus Ward will hcroivRy sacrifice
al his wIiGs relations for his principles
Ills best hold was 10 follow In the wake Of the
strongest party in the conflict and goLbr up all the
best contracts.
sccund-I challenge the Iot either now. In lis
ciout, or at any time IN the future, should II sue.
cgssiuly pass Its second summer to refer To single
Republican county or community IN all this broad
: lnIId where murder Is their most acceptable
nmusememt," or where during the war fOTthG pres.
cryRtOn Oi the Republic there was any resistance
70 the dram or hesitation 10 support and strengthen
the hands OF the great, good, and NmentCd Lincoln
during the darkest hour In our Country's history
VIII Mr.. Thurman who Osympathized with his cOun
trys senemes during all the dark hours Of the rebel.
lion, move Tor the appointment Ola Northern out
T9ge committee to look into these maIlersof met"
Yours, very truly, OlilOAN.
National Republican., 1878-12-25

Now that the New York 7rib"ne has, with
artistic taste and thorough enterprise, dec
Grated the Democratic party with cipher
kilograms of every variety of color and tur-
pitudc for the holidays, and it has deter
mined to meclily bear them without an at
tempt at removal Or change of style, the
Inference is that they have been adopted
for common wear. No one will envy tbs
character Of decoration if the Democrats
elect to adopt il.
National Republican., 1878-12-25

LAURA JANE STUMP, Of Waterproof, La,
has written a letterto Mr.. JAMES A. BRIGGS,
of Brooklyn, " Y, in which She declares
that the atrocities practiced by the Dcmo-
Gratis about elecriOn time exceed in horror
those of the Bashi-Bazouks in Bulgaria.
This Is pretty strong language, but the lady
says it can be proved.
National Republican., 1878-12-25

THE Charleston NC,rs aaR C0uricr lUbors
through dull and sombrc columns to dis
prove ELI PERKINS fabrication about ex-
Senator CAMEEoN's charging WADE IAMP-
TON with deliberately shooting his brother
on the battlefield. Ex-senator CAMERON
had already denounced PERKINS yarn as
M nmtInth
National Republican., 1878-12-25

THE absurd suggestion is made that
DAVID DAVIS is too fat TO run for Prcsi-
dent. This is a mistake. Once get him on
the track, running at Il good pace, and the
bhoys, who are capable of such things,
would thrive with grease as they did when
TILDEN's bar'l O money was on tap.
National Republican., 1878-12-25

THEY propose to take the pardoning
power away from Governor BLUE JEANS
WILLIAMS, of Indiana. The proposition is
denounced, however, as shrcwd Repub-
hcan device, for it is known that i. J. sell
dom uses that prcrogative except to restore
Democratic voters to the rights of citizen
shin.
National Republican., 1878-12-25
At Odds aud En,ls.
Harrisburg Telegraph. !

liihTIsbhTB lClCEtNph.l
An understanding ought to he had between
Southern tnngrCSsmCu and Southern editors.
While the former are striving To talk faIr, the lat.
ter are all buster and bitterness. senator Lamar
can be especially sweet, but the newspapers Of his
state are MS snappy Gs hycnaS when they refer TO
the victor In the late fight"
National Republican., 1878-12-25

THE Charleston Mars ard CoUiicr now
suggests the possibility that the Radicals
had the tissue ballots printed to iniure the
reputation of the Democratic party. Tine
Nnrs and Courier has the capacity 10 crawl
through very small hole.
National Republican., 1878-12-25
Changed His OpInIon.

TUtTTOW TOsT NnW IfIOlWC.T
Senator Eustls who wants alcvCc bill passed de.
clarcd the other day that the Mississippi River be-
longs 10 the United states by right Uf purchase.
There was spell Of several years when Senator
EusIis didn't think So but his opinion has
to the United states by right of conquest. Now he
goes for the old hag and Ou appropriation bcautl.
fully
National Republican., 1878-12-25

THIS holiday recess, when the Democratic
members Of the House are revcling in good
cheer, should he held sacred to the o'I-
servances Of Nmastde. Base is the wretch
who would even whisper to them that the
cipher dispatch business needs invesli-
Ralinp
National Republican., 1878-12-25

THE appointment of Senator CHRIS
TIANCY to succeed BAYARp TAYLOR at
Berlin is being urged with some pcrtnacity
by the Republican press the country over.
This is rare compliment to-ZACK
CUASDJ m
National Republican., 1878-12-25

manger. To-day the Glad Tidings are sent
forth with the same trumpet tones of vicar
ious power, asserting the salvation Of man
kind, and the press and the pulpit through
out civilization join in the chorus which
was sung by the Children of Israel ages
upon ages ago. The world has re-
volved and the mighty elements have
spent their power in great natural
disturbances; nations and peoples have
been destroyed; governments and
thrones have tottered and crumbled
into dust religions and doctrines have had
their day aud been swept away into ever
lasting oblivion Atheism has battled in
vain against Dcism, and the intrepid cur
rent Of human progress has engulted the
habits and customs of great historic periods (;
but Christmas remains TO us, surviving all
change, in the full integrity of its sacred
origin. Millions upon millions of people
recognizing this unalterable fact in every
quarter of the globe, will bow their heads
to-day in humble worship and thankful
ness 10 the Ruler Of Rulers for the gift He
vouchsntcd to creation, the COmmemoration
of which they now celebrate. Samctiiicd by
the Observance OF generation upon genera
tion and made glorious by the memories
and promises of Christs forgiveness TO his
iellow-men, the breaking clouds in the east
this morning hernlded the advent of day
when The FOotstool is panoplisd with the
halo of peace and charity.
But it is not alone in its religious aspect
that Christmas is the day of days among all
the holidays Of each recurring year. 1t Is,
above all things, the day devoted to the
most cherished delights of childhood, when
the fablcd Santa Claus showers his gifts with
freedom born Of long thrift and scanty
saving, or with the extraNaganCc OF an
abundance Of this worlds goods. The rich
and the poor alike, TO the extent of their
pu scs, or in the natural demonstration OF
individual characteristics, open their hearts
to-day TO make the young folks happy.
And the well.flled stocking, the tree loaded
with candies and toys in the p1rlor corner,
or the free and open Christmas gift send II
thrill of joy TO their hearts as they gather
round the hcarthstonc on this blessed day.
Yet the saddening thought intrudes it.
self: The poor yc have with yc always"
The warm fire, the hospitablc table, the cor
dial welcomes of hosts and guests, and the
cheerful thanks exchanged with the inter
change ol presents are not vouchsnird to all
There are the cnvious human misadvCntures
as well as the deserving, the unfortunate,
and the uncompnining poor, who stand like
skeletons in the closet of civilization to adj
monish us that the inequality Of JOY and
comfort is as apparent among our fellow
creatures as the disparity Of opportunity or
the accident of worldly success. Turn we,
then, TO those uniortunatcs, those Of us who
have tosparo, and byallcvuting theirmisior-
tunes, by best0wng upon them the Good
Will and Charity Of the hour, and by rails.
ing their respondent hearts, let us do the
best we can to make this indeed Merry
Christmas
National Republican., 1878-12-25

DARHE COUNTY. Ohio, wherein the Daily
KindcrgdTtcn finds evidence of Colossal
Northern Outpges, is Democratic county.
We join in the demand for an investigation
Of its affairs.
National Republican., 1878-12-25
DIED.

MDLEAN.-On December y, 1873, after n short ILL
ness ui pneumonia, RuRERr MCLEAN, aged so years.
Funeral from liI Fourteenth street, Wedne. day
morning, at so OClO T. Remains To be taken 10 BaI-
timOre Tor n"Tment on the 10 o'clock train, Bal H..
more aud ono Railroad,
baltimore papers please Copyl
AIKFN-Suddenly, on the morning OF tho 2jd
FREDERlCK AHGSLE AIKEN, In the ilst year Of his,
age,
The funeral will take place Thursday morning,
25th instant, at II OCOrk, from his late residence,
Gls Twelfth street northwest lnlcrment At Oak VI
Cemetery
National Republican., 1878-12-25
Take Care of Themselves,

|lntcr-OCCRn.
When Senator COukiing gets ready to talk. his
critics will have enough TO do to take care of
thgmsclvUS.
National Republican., 1878-12-25
MERRY NMAs!
DoN'T forget the poor to-day.

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact; only
2 days more and it will become a legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-12-25

POPULAR trni shows the worth of every article
and thirty -four ears constant lsr has proven the
great efficacy Of Dr, Bulls Cough syrup. II has no
| suunrlnr
National Republican., 1878-12-25
PERSONAL.

H. r. PiEHsoS 0f Albany, is at wormlcys.
II. A. SANuIE. Of Chicago, Is at the Ebbitt House
Hos b. A WILLIS, Of New York, Is at the ArlIng.
ton.
Hos W. C. MORRILL,, of Atlanta is booked at
Willards.
Mr.. JANE. PAETlS has a son few days old, his
second child,
DIoN BoucIcAuLT talks OF drRmatIzns Mr.. Tal.
IMAGES sermons,
Mr. WELSH, United states Minister at London is
III with bronchitis
Hon y. &. M,FARLASD, OF Kansas Is registered
at the Riggs House.
LIEUTENANT II POWELL L, S. A., has taken rooms
at the Ebb.u House,
Mr. GRAY has been postmaster at GTay's HILL
Tenn, iilty-Nye years
A +. CARMAS and family, Of New York, are
guc.ls at the Arlington.
Hos. J. r. RICKwORTH, Of New Orleans Is stop.
ping AT the Ebbitt House
NEII. BRYANT. the minstrel, imprisoned for debt
bt Buffalo, l. seriously III.
CoLONEL GEORGE A. PURIYGTON, U. S. A. Is quar-.
tered at the Ehbl House.
CArTAIN g. " BENNETT, OF Salt Lake Utah, Is
booked at the EbbIit House.
BELrurR and IiltOn arc advertised to lecture in
Syracuse On the same evening.
JAMES OUTRAS aud X, u. Bryce Of Scotland, are
sOlUurning at the EDbitt House
lHrRuw WEED Is falling fast md his days can
not be- much longer IN the land.
IuRNE begins to be spoken Of Rs u rcfTlgeratlng
rival Of ChArGs Francis Adams.
Mss CAKKINGTOS has been To Italy, aud is com
ing back 10 bing aud now her name II SlgnOTa lOle
BATUO, Oh, for Prima donna called Smith, or
National Republican., 1878-12-25
BOARDING..

POARD-HANDSOMEL FURNISHED ROOMS,
- first and second fnor, suite single. with
rstcas table board, at prices to suit the times Ap.
ply AT Usa New York avenue. deILlGt%-
ITf PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
II ~ west.-First-Class Hoard, with large, airy
Rooms from " to SIO per week; transient slt9 per
No connection irith The HoiudTd House
IS
National Republican., 1878-12-25
F0rRent.

nor RENT - COMFORTABLY FURNISlIED
Il Rooms on first, second, or third hOOr: hot aud
cold water In every room: hath two lours south.
ern. EASTERN and western exposure. Apply lUE7 Yer.
mont avenue near MCPheron square. doilm
ENOR RENT-CALL AND SEE Our LIST OF
II property for rent JOHN slI EllMAS & Co,
lySl-ly st. ClUud Building.
National Republican., 1878-12-25
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS.

second and third floors. handsomely furnished. for
rent With board; so Vermont avenue. OppTItc Ar
lingtOn Hotel. Reductions to parties making psrna
nCnt Arrangements. UCLf
National Republican., 1878-12-25
E0i. Sale.

EOR SAIE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & co.. 81,
Cloud buildlng. Real estate aud I0ans iyn.ly
National Republican., 1878-12-25
Persona.
Rooms for Rent.

EOR RENT-FINEl.N FURNISHED ROOMS on
l. second or third huoT With or without bedroom 1T.
tachtd, south front, a Is Grant place northwest.
deaLGta
TOR RENT-pARlOR AND bedroom, FINE.
II ly furnished, geparntc or en- suiie; south front .
L'OR RENT-LAKGE PARLORS. SEPARATOR
l. together, with or without board, ut 81 Indiana
avenue; fine locality. F.street cars pass the door,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

The people ARE 1T Inst aroused IL their
danger anil their rights. They intend
tu reform onr financial s,stem aud
place II IN harmon, will, their own In.
iercsts. They are ali.. te the fact that
Nh active nnd determined conspiracy II
nj work Ia bring oir Government.
through the power III capital, into liar.
Iinny with The institutions ~ Great
Britain. They b.l,oli the dangers
which threaten their ownership IL iie
~oil. tlle tiiIe H. their homes. The
scarcity ~ money, produced hy tic
policy ~ thr t1osrfnnent, lar compelled
i large portion II thu farmers, especially
~ thc W.rt, H. mefigag. their farms ~
Eastern loan associations II, order ~ Oh.
tain ! currency ~, ~hiel, To- 10 b,tsinc.~.
" IL the plain constitutional .lnty ~ sl,e
Government to furnish 10 it1 people n
circulating medium equal 10 their bnsi.
ness wants. lint. instead of doing this.
policy las prevailed wliicl, hn. driven
thu landowners III tlie country ~ thu
counters ~ nnrrcrn nnl inDtny.cl,ang.
crr. ~ raise nlnncy nn I'll. title deeds ~
their homes. Ii Inns herli estimated
that the loan association. III tlr Enst
hold mortgages on Western fnrnis to the
amount III over Am. .UO4,.ltt, believe
this 10 be- an nn.ler. instead III over. -.
timatc, and, On this vast si,in ~ hDr.
rowe.l money, il,e rate NJ interest In not
less than Ia i~r cent, making AL an.
nual drain ~, four or five States in thu
Min~is~ipm valley III over -stp.NO.skW
l.r snniim. The mind reeniI. from tle
terrible results which m,ist follow this
condition ~ affairs. Tn Ier cent in.
tcrcst will ~ csrtainly bankrupt farm.
~, merchant. nr business man III
any description. who II engaged IN \
Legitimate business. ~ iir. will
lnrn tic Try rtnl,bIe ~ tin
fields Tho era~-loprrs ~ the
plains arc nut murr destructive ~
every green ani growing thing IN their
fc1l, than III ter cent interest IL ~
the life ~ btAnesH. The dwcllcrS in
/ Egypt could far l~tter endure Ill the
@'o,irges Mnt ntpn them, loc,stH. lice.
frogs, darkness ani the plague than the
lalDorinR. business people ~ the Missis.
sippi valley cnn endure IN pcf cent. In
h.rcst On their debts. II will rnck their
lifr blDasl to TIN Inst drop, and leasr
them ~ tenants. paying rent iu distant
landlords. where they nrc nD~ owners IN
fcc simple. carne@ily believe and hope
tlMt these great and awful facis are
sinking deep IN esrry intelligent mind
In the land Thu seeds III financial r.
form have been sown broadcast. mud
they arc Springne MP In every diree.
iion. believe and hope that . work
bar been commenced which will not
end until the Government In itr deal
ing& with tl,c people On tho sital q''cn.
ti0nH ~ finance anil taxation shall W.
once more Government ~ thr people.
U0U. III, ~. rO0rheex.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20
The Isshs II Him.
'ho wa1 II rang. Bridget I "

Who waH u rang. UFidRetf
il wns i inMii, mum.
What was his name r"
~ don't know. mann. lie sAked for
YER hn.l,an'. mann. and hc il not gone
home"
"What kind III looking msn waH
hcf.
sure. man, H. VIVA he was red
he.4led, m he hail A prrdirsment u,
~ spashs, Aaml'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20

HAxxAM MukE hss gona West ~ grt
married. bhe won't coiuc hack Han.
nah Nuse
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-20
IIi.

rho first broad. rosy huah Of mild
and sunny Christmas day hAd scarcely
appeared In the east, when the mem.
lcrw ~ thu Lane family left their beds,
kindlcd thu Ares In the slnsky rooms,
and entered upon the duties oi thu day,
II waS their old habit; Jerry looked II.
ter tho stock, ono dsnehteT milksd ths
eowu while ~ olhes reepagsd hgoak.