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raises the question as to all salaried offices,
which offices were sought to be abolished by
the State legislature before the terms of office
of the incumbents who held the offices had
expired. 1t is an interesting question.
George Clements, at Nashville on Thurs
day last, was sentenced to seventeen years
and three months hard labor in the pen-
Tertiary The crime for which Clements will
have TO suffer consisted in releasing, while
guard at the penitentiary. on the fifth of
January, 1876, Edward II. johnson, the
noted express robber, sentenced to twenty
one years Imprisonment for robbing the
Southern express company, at Memphis, of
several thousand dollars, about one year be-
fore his escape from the penitentiary. Glenn
ents was acting as driver at the time of the
escape, and placed johnson in furniture
wagon and completely covered him, carried
him through the gate out to an unfrequented
portion OF the suburbs, gave him another suit
OF clothes and turned him loose. 1t will be
remembered that Johnson was recaptured
and returned to the penitentiarY to serve out
his term of sentence.
Criminal court lawyers are often face
tious in court when talking to jury, stating
that the newspaper reporters are sensational
in their published accounts of crimes COM
mitted, and only desire to sell their respective
papers. The reporter meets the witnesses at
the scene of the crime and gets their state
ments before they have time to confer with
the lawyers, who are often employed weeks
afterward, and who know nothing about the
case except as detailed by interested parties.
either on behalf Of the State or the defense.
The lawyer is ready, for certain or uncer-
tain sum of money according to his grade in
the honorable profession), to take fee and
act for the prosecution or the defense, it de-
pending upon which side is willing to employ
him. The newspaper reporter has no inter
est on either side; his interest is on the side
of the public, who want the news. Here is
the difference in the professions. tits not the
interest o. the reporter to publish an untruth
as to any crime committed. He goes for the
bottom facts every time, but the bottom facts
do not always come out in court when the
cases are tried.
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TNMPLOYMENT-O farm plantation by a
IL young man and wife-American, Intelligent
Industrious and no family; wife TO oversee house
hold affairs, and man TO do anything required; is
a good workman; understands use of ali kinds of
tools and management Of hands; good nome
wanted. Address, for three weeks. W. b. r.,
W Commercial Hotel Memphis, Tenn.
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HAIR goods at LavIgne's.
PERSONALS.

Mr.. HUGH L. Fox, former Memphian,
but now of st. Louis, is sojourning in the
Taxing District, at the Peabody hotel, for a
few days.
w. A. WHEATLEY, real estate agent at
281 Main street. has full line of residences,
offices and sleeping rooms; also stores, base
ments, gardens and small farms for rent.
Several homes for sale
Mr.. CHARLIE LANHANI, for many years
connected with the dry goods house of VIM.
r. Moore & Co., IN this city, now with Wat
kips & Gilliham, st. Louis, is here visiting
relations and friends.
Mr.. JOE Brooks, one of the lesses of the
Memphis Theater, arrived in the city yester
day morning. He is making arrangements
for the advent of the great American TRACE
dian, John Mccullough, who appears at the
Memphis Theater on March 10th-Monday
week,
MEssRs. GEORGE c. HARDIN and P. P
WAVELET, who have for long time been
in the employ of G. w. Jones & Co., have
now become partners in that firm. This is
popular wholesale drug house, and It's mem
bers are thoroughly acquainted with the
wants of the surrounding country. They
keep large stock Of fresh and pure drugs,
and give prompt attention to orders. All
the standard medicines and everything usu-
ally kept in drug stores can be found there
and will be sold very low.
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BensOn's Capcine Porous Plaster.

Gives relief,
1t cures quickly.
1t soothes and strengthens.
1t Is an Improvement on
Common slow acting porous plasters.
For ITS action IS more powerful and beneficial.
And it is altogether more reliable
Than any porous plaster, liniment OF
Compound ever invented or known.
THIS simple, yet truly wonderful article, is
probably the greatest. most convenient and
inexpensive pain relieving, strengthen ing
and curative agent ever devised It is spe-
cially recommended for the following diseases
and ailments: Lame and weak back, rheuma-
tism, sciatica, lumbago, spinal complaints,
female weakness, neglected coughs and colds,
whooplng cough Group wheR applied il it
early stages, and severe aches, strains, pains,
stitches and bruises. When suffering from
any OF the above ills ask your druggist for
Benson s capcine porous plaster, and be care
stead Of it. Sold by all druggists; price,
twenty-five cents.
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Never Known to Fail"

pid liver, dyspepsia and costiveness, 'Dr. C.
NJ Lanes celebrated liver pills" never fail to
give relief-for both sexes and ages, they are
compounded with regard to even the most
delicate constitutions. None genuine with
out the signature of Fleming Bros, Pitts
burgh, PENNSYLVANIA.
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Matrimonial Correspondence.

They met by appointment. The surprise
with which she discovered that he, instead of
being twenty-seveu, tall, dark and aristo-
cratic, was forty-six, stumpy, red-headed, fat
rapturous amazeraent with which he discov-
cred that she, instead of being willowy of
figure, just eighteen, with warm golden
HAIR, an opalescent complexion and blue eyes
like limpid lakes, was six foot one, if she was
an inch; ffty-two, if she was day; weigh
ing three hundred pounds, if she did an
ounce, and with no warm yellow hair or any
other hair of her own-hke true man and
philosopher, he lit one Of Sol Coleman's No.
10 cigars and walked off
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General Ord9r. No. 10.

The citizens generally are hereby notified
to present themselves to- day at Sol Cole
mans, No. 316 Main street, between the
hours of seven o'clock in the morning and
eleven o'clock in the evening, and purchase
sufficient quantity of cigars and tobacco to
run them until Monday morning at seven
CLOCK. by order OF the NEW BOSSES.
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The Buddhist missionary

Will lecture at Cochran hall Sunday even
ing. Subjecti
why is Catholicism the Right Re
IIgtOnf3
Admission, fifteen cents. To commence at
eight clock, on the bluff in the evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

Last night Milton Mobiles and supporting
company appeared at the Theater in 4 Man
Of the People, wild western play, develop
ing scenes and incidents of the far west. In
the leading role Mr.. Mobiles was at home,
and gave good rendition Of the character
The support by the company was fair. The
play will be repeated at the matinee to-day,
and tonight Mr.. Mobiles will close his en-
Rapement In The PkRnir.
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To the LndinaH

l am now making Ice cream from pure
cream; it is the most delicious desert you can
have, besides our cakes and pastries are
made from the best materials. The home
made candies are the best to be had. If you
want anything to eat or to drink you will and
it at FLOYD's.
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COusult YOur Interests.

The best, the largest assortment. the
latest styles, and for the lowest prices,
all the novelties for gentlemen and
bOyst n hats.
LEIDY Il CO.,
Opposite Court Square.
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Free Oyster Lunch

Tonight, from seven to ten O'Clock, at Charles
Btrton s famous saloon, corner of Shelby and
Beale streets. Hauck & WindIsch's celebra-
ted Cincinnati beer Is sold at two schooners
for FIVE cents
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lNvALIDs requiring stlmplant made from
pure grain and free from fssl-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
HE glores of woman are luxuriant HAIR
and fine teeth. The first Is secured by J. d
+. Atkinson balsam of white roses, and the
latter preserved by their quinine powder.
CARBoLINE. deodorzed extract of petro-
leum, the onlyiarticle that will restore hair on
bald heads, is an elegant dressing, and con-
tains not a particle of lead, sulphur, or other
POISONOUS drugs. Sold by druggists.
Novelties
in jet, fancy and gold-plated jewelry, received
Hnil, a. IL nln 2SS L.
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The largest variety OF goods ever
offered on hve-cent counters will be
offered next Monday by Kahn Il Frei-
berg, corner Main and Poplar streets.
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The 9OIdier's Trust.

Mr.. George Bonlface, one of the best gen.
eral actors on the stage, opens at the Mem
phis Theater next Monday night, and will
present The Soldiers Trust three evenings,
and DnTd anG a ne S Sat
urday matinee The Soldiers Trust, at
night closing with Wilkins Micawber. Of
The Soldiers Trust an exchange says: 1.-The
play IS one of the greatest interest Mr.. Bon
faces performance is most remarkable. Dur
ing long period Of the drama the Corporal
is dumb, and the actor is compelled to make
his points by means of pantomime alone. So
wonderfully successful was Mr.. Boniface in
this respect that he was frequently compli-
mented with heartiest applause. The char
acter is phenomenal, and the actor must be
most consummate artist to present it clearly
and with effect This Mr.. Boniface does
and his performance should be seen by all
our theater- goers. He is supported by an
excellent company -
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FlOyd's Candies
Are often initiated but never equaicd.
WOman,s Eriend-

The netc Sic-t0heet caster. They are easily
adjusted to any size, style or kind of sewing
machine. They can be put on or taken off
OF any sewing machine an nve minutes, by
any lady. ftnce only 81. For sale by Louis
bush, No. 1874 Main street.
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Our new lot OF Wet Goods have ar
rived and Will be for sale next Mon
dag. Kahn & FreIberS. corner OF Main
cnd POPlars ana corner OF sAEain and
Jefferson streets
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ST. LOUIS, February 27.-I.rrived: Fannie
Lewis, Memphis; J. =. NJ. Kehlor, New Or
leans; Belle 1iemphis, Vicksburg. River
ta!len our inches, about five feet to Cairo.
Weather-clear and mild.
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FOR BENT.

DARE CHANCE-very desirable residence, seven
III rooms. servants, stable, smokehouse etc; good
grapes and a variety OF berries; the place has 18
acres Of good land, at Cherry station, miles from
Memphis on NJ. and g. r. X, kof lurthef lnIorma-
W. 1. BERLIN q co.
ToUsE-2-story brick, cor. orleans and Washing
Il ton; modern Improvements Dos Washington
HoUsE-With rooms. The owner, widow
II lady with two children, desires to rent the
house TO gentleman and lady with whom she can
board. Apply to airs. CASH, at 10 Pontotoc St
OoTTAGE-A good cottage, 1913 Elliott street. with
~ 3 rooms. lesge yard, good ciStern; Will rent
keeper Of Court Square.
COTTAGE-slx rooms, in tlne repair at LoOneg's
- switch. Will rent cheap: Apply to
b. +. SIiITH, 26S Front street.
"OME5TEAD-My valuable homestead at Gill's
street. ELI RAYNER.
CJOUSE-NO. I8I Wellington street. Apply TO
Il T. B. TURLEY, 4342 Madison st.
TTALUABLE FARM-Very cheap, in ST. Francis
county, Ark or 200 acres OF hfstclasS land;
good ginhouse, outhouses etc VIII rent IN qHanti-
THOS. j. BEASLEY.1
EINEUIT STORE AND CONFECTIOGERY STAND
u Stores, Dos and 80 Second street, at present
occupied Ey h. StOtz & Bro, Possession giyen first
Attorney-at Law, Madison street.
TOUSE-The desirable tWO-stoTy frame dwelling
Il house, No. 448 Pontotoc street. just east OF
orleans; In good repair, and convenient to either
J. h. SHEPHERD, 10 Madison st.
II oUsE-NO. 3T6 Unions nye rooms and out
IL houses. j. r. FROST, "a Madison ST.
POoMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms and offices,
AO 1915 Madison. J. J. LOCkART, 43ls Madison.
DOOMS-Furnished or unfurmshed; suitable also
IA for families TO hOCsekeep. l0l JEFFERSON.
LNURNISHED ROOMS-Elth or without board
II No. 295 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED RO0MS-CheeD to gem
IN tlemen. New brick house, "a Mulberry street
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Down Goes Fresh Oyster.

Ask for the curtain hollands. ten
cents yard. az 1ahn q Freibers's,
corner AnIn and Poplar streets.
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Queer. Isn't III.

Examine our hVe-cent knitting and
tidy cOttOns. Kahn & Freiberg, corner
Main and Poplar streets.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit COurt-HOn. >. o. Pierce. Judge.
This is motion day in this court. The
docket viii be called regularly, beginning
where the call was left off last Saturday.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Extra select, 4Oc.; select, &c.,; medium F.
25c.; prime, 20c.; 25c extra on every dozen fol
Shipping. at j. A. sIGNAIGO'S. 21S Sacond
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United States COurts-ROn. Z. y. Ham
nlnnd. Presiding.

In re Eader & Mellersh, in bankruptcy;
commissioners report confirmed. Apperson
ct al IS Memphis, decree of Judge Brown en-
tered. First national bank vs. Ffippin, de-
cree entered.
This Is motion-day in these courts.
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Of Medical Faculty Laval University, Que
bee, states: Il have fouAd Golden Liebig's
liquid extract of beef and tonic invigorator
particularly useful in advanced stages of con-
sumption, weakness, dyspepsia, and all
nervous affections. In pregnant women it
has been retained while every other article of
food was rejected. / can recommend it as
paatable and easy of digestion
Sold by all druggists and grocers.i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-01

how fast all smokers are learning that Dukes
Durham smoking tobacco is the best7 Ask
your dealer for it, and take no other.
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Dressed turkeys ands chickens, red
snapper and lake perch, fresh country
butter and eggs, at steve Clements,
Sc ERRaIa afranf
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Independent Memphis and
white River PacSet-For Augusta, Jacllsonport
Packet e
HARD CASH, 80
,,,,, ED. g. POSTAL. Master
VIII leave Memphis eve y WEDNESDAY. at >
Pm. For freight or passag e. apply TO
r. -. LIGHTBURNE,
NO. Monroe st, opp. Peabody hstel-
Il u GLENN WharfhOaf-
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The MammOth WeekIY Annea]

In wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had
for five cents per copy. 1t contains more
than double the quantity of reading matter
published in any other Memphis weekly. IT'S
news and commercial reports are the fullest,
latest and most accurate. The weekly is 50
per year, postage included.
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MILT BARRY LINE.
Memphis White River and Black River
U. y. MsIl Packets.
For Indian Bay, SJt Charles, Clarendon, DevaIPs
Bluff, Des Arc, A hgGsta JaeksonpOTt, West Point,
Searcy, Batesville, PowhattaR, ana Poeahontas.
The new steamer
Josie Harry, 49,
NJ. r. Harry, captain. d. Moore, clerk.
Leaves Memphis on and after November I'd. every
SATURDAY, at pm, connecting drec with the
Black river Z. s. mail packet MILF h AIRY for
POwhaltAn and Poe ihOntas, and with Daily Packets
TO Bate sYille and Upper White river,
Through rates to all points.
Freight consigned to Milt Harry Line, If smphis or
TerCene will be promptly forwarded. Freight will
be received at all timeS on the 4. E. Lee NThrfpost
J. T WASHINGTON Agent.
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LOST.

CPECTACLFS-B Between Menken's and RoccOs 5,
> on Main street pair Of gold spectacles, broken
at one end. and tied with a thread string. Tne
finder Will be rewarded by leaving same at the
Appeal Office
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
FOR VICKSBURG.

ADAMS =. y. Mail Line-MemphIs md
V1ekGburg Packets.
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
Ouachita EseIIe. 49,
Mark B. Cheek. master 4. L Cumnsy ne cIeTk
Leaves cave S every fEEsDAY, at 5 pm,
Fed wing, -
Geo. Malone. master Ed R. Thomas =. CLERK
Leaves every FRIDAY, at s pm
For Helena. FraTs Point, Conc ordI a. Terrene ran
sds SltsI GIeenVille and NicSsbTIrg, above con-
Meeting at Vicksburg with the PTrisot Line for Yazoo
iVei' and With the famous ste amers Robert E. Lee
bills OF ladlng TO all poInss at lowest rates
shippers can rely OF this arrangement being per-
wharfbOat at all times.
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
r. E. Lee WhaTfboat
". GRONEL,L, Agent. No. Madison.
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Henry QQGntGI'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
Removed to 312 Main,
OPPOSITE PEABODY EOTEL.
LADIES' OYSTER PARLORS
IN REAR. EACLNG on MONROE ST
Non-ResIdent notice.

No 34S (2)In the CharceTy Court OF Shelby county
Tennessee-R c. Brinkley vs. v. n. Eakin-
II appearing from an Orrer In this cause that the
defendant, W. n. Eakin, has departed this life.
leaving his sole heir al aW Charles y. Eakint
who is non resident Of the State Of Tennessee.
Ii is therefore ordered, hat he make MS ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse IN the city OF
Memphis. Tenn, on or before the first MONDAY IN
April. 1879. and show cause II any he haze. why
this cause should not be revived against him as de-
endant and that a COPY or this order be published
once week. for four successive weeks IN the Mem
phis Appeal This 2Sth day Of February, 1873.
A cOpy-attest R. J. BLACK, CleTs and Master.
BY Z. 3. McHenTy, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Harris, hcKisick & Turley. Soils. for cOmpPt ss
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Prof. James A. SeweH.

SInfRer,a.
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NeUril Cures Neuralgia Instantly.

sew size, 0U cents.
G. w. Jones & Co., agents.
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Tomorrow Sunday, at St. Peters
church, Adams street. Rev. FIR. RevilIe, O.P.,
will commence a series OF lectures On ''Re-
ligion from a strictly philosophical stand
point" These lectures will be delivered on
every consecutive Sunday during Lent at half
past seven O'Clock in the evening. The
reverend father is a disciple Of the renowned
Father LacOrdaire. Of Paris, France, and
though a Erenchman, like ms prototype, he
has earned much popularity among both
Protestants and Catholics il Washington,
District of Columbia, from whence rs has
lately come.
At the circuit court of Shelby coraatv
yesterday a curious case was on trial. Ex
Judge Irving Halsey had brought suit against
the county of Shelby for his salary as nudge
OF the CT cult court heretofore abolished by
the Legislature, he claiming that the act of
the legislature was unconstitutional, and that
he was entitled to his salary as Judge for the
term for which he was elected. The case
Will be further heard to-day. This case
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AMUsEMER
TAKEN JP.

TTOHsE-Medium-si sOnei; about Z years
II old; white blaze on forehead; had saddle and
halter on. The owner can have same Dy calllng on
JONES CROFORD, cOlOred resr ] II Washington.
TVOW-A LANCE size bTindle COW, with 4 calf 4
J months old which the owner can have by pay
Ing charges and proving properly. Chas. BOyde COL
or,sd bass avenue. two miles fiOm city.
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KnKnlflPI
ADDITIONAL RIVERS,

in jet, fancy and gold-pIated jewelry, receiv
daily at Jet Palace, 385 Main street.
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Personal.
STRAYED.

TOR5E-A graz horse, 1915 hands high; thin
il name and tail; about eleven years old; sup
uiI cctfuu VI Memphis. ANY
information TO his whereabouts Will be rewarded
By addressing Dr. JOHN BUCHANAN, Colliervile.
TOW-Light red COW, with long horns and brand
y ed with a figure ~ >" Five dollars reward for
her return 10 WRIGHT'S, $50 Rayburn avenue.
DULL-A red bull, one straight, the other
ID standing out 10 the side; between the horns,
curly hair. Inquire at I25 Union street.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

TTIHE SPENCER PLACE, on Vollentine avenue
i two and one half miles from Court Square
containing ten acres five acres orchard; house con
tsins 10 rooms; also cistern; good Outbuildlngs
Apply on the place. II. W. SPENCkh
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And so tell all who come to borrow.
Some treasured article tomorrow
Tall Jam Tf1a I ant

"If any tramp presumes to foller
And beg the loan of a half a dollar,
Tell him it's Lent.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-02-21

From long experience in Hospital and Private
Practice, guarantees permanent cure in all dis.
eases of the Urinary Organs and Of the Msr'Sms
potency floss of sexual power Nervous Debility and
Trembling Palpitaton Of the Heart, Dimness q
Sight or Giddiness Pains in the Back and nocturnal
Emissions, etc. all resulting from abuse in youth or
excuses in manhood diseases recently contracted,
cured in five ten days, and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system. Also all skin ana
blood diseases quickly cured .
All consultations strictly confidential, and med1-
cines sent to any address, Call or write, tnct0sl09
stamp for reply.
mar22-1Yr
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4oetrp.
THE GRUMBLERs.

sit froze last night, and it blows to-day,
And all last week was dusty;
And the week before the rain and fog
Made all my feathers NASTY.
~ cropple.crown and the speckled hen.
And the three black hens together,
Sat on the curb of he ancient well
And grunbled about the weather.
Just then gust of the dusty wind
Blinded them altogether,
And they whilled and fell plump into the WELL
And soon forgot the weather.
Mrs. Helen A. Good,ria.