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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-03

LONDON, July 2-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 81 H.
16 for money and 81 1916 for account
LONDON, July 2-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, 5s. at 1865; new
1as, 100; As, 104s4. Erie 20; Illinois Central at
81.
LIVERPOOL, July 2-1230 ?. M.-Cotton is very
steady; uplands at 15-16d Orleans Id sales g. 200
bales including 1000 for speculation and export ire
cepts $3.50, American $3.50.
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NRxT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington d. c.,
July A. M.
For New England.
Falling barometer, increasing southwest winds,
warmer, clear, followed by partly cloudy
weather.
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JOHN G. DOW

wishes to remind his insurance friends and the pub
lie that July is coming and near at hand. When the
great fire occurred was in the Insurance business,
and came forward and paid the citizens of Port
land over million dollars in ten days from the
date of fire. Every claim was met promptly through
the exertions and good offices. L want my
friends to give good send off and they will
never have cause to regret it.
JOHN IL. DOW,
Office 50 Exchange Street.
iune27 div
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Boston Stock Market.
New York stock and Nloner nIarke,.

NEW YORK, July 2-Evening- Money market
active at Age per cent. on CALL closing at 5g6 per
long and 1874 94s7sz for short. Governments are are
weak. State bonds-Louisana eonsols closed at
As. Railroad mortgages quiet Stock market gen.
orally weak.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
10000 shares
Inc following are today's closing quotations of
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Wholesale Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 2. 1879.
The market for the past week has experienced
considerable change. and good business is reported
generally The business of manufacturing shoes the
past month has been unusually active and the dull
season will begin month later than usual Flour
is dull and 1o915c easier on all grades. Grain is
firm without important change to note. Pork and
Lard are dull change in price. New Potatoes
have advanced about 90, now quoted at 250
so ~ Dbl. No Sweet Potatoes in the market.
Onions are quoted at 5O95 90; Bermudas out of
the market. Cheese-market dull and Zee lower
Oranges and Lemons firm with light supply
and from o091 so higher than last week. Sugars
shows 14c advance with firm market; the upward
movement is owing to the canning season being near
at hand, and of unfavorable advices from Havana
The gathering of the Sugar crop having terminated
in consequence of heavy rains throughout the island
it is estimated that the product is about LII 900
tons in excess of last years crop, notwithstanding
the enormous loss of cane by fire. Cumberland Coal
is lower at 00a5 so. In Cordage, there is a sharp
advance of Zee with an increased demand; Manila
is quoted at 13a14c, Manila Bolt Rope 15c and
Ssal 11Cd12c The only change in Drugs, &c., from
last week is slight falling off Camphor from 80
el33c to SOC. Fish without decided change; no
Bay Mackerel in the market. Iron is dull without
quotable change. Molasses quiet. Nails show a
val Stores rather quiet. Teas quiet and unchanged
Tobacco firm,
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EGYPT.
ReSigna
iniStrY.

CAIRO, July 2.-The ministry which was
formally, has rendered its resignation A
liquidation commission will be instituted, CON
stituted of delegates appointed by the powers
to regulate the finances.
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DEATHS.

In this city, July 1, Freddie D., youngest son of
Isaac II. and jeremiah r. Parsons, aged years IL
months.
Funeral service this forenoon, at 101s o'clock at
No. Sc Spruce street. Burial at convenience of the
family.l
In this city, July q Charles d. Dow, aged 81 yrs
In Weld, June 10, Edwin Hardy, aged about "a
years.
In Acton, June 10, Mr.. Francis Chapman, aged
so years.
In Biddeford, June 81, Mrs. Phcbe Dow, aged
II years.
aged 81 years.
In Mt. Vernon, June 18, Mrs. Hannah T., wife of
Nicholas Lougee, aged 90 years
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JULY 3.
Sun rises ............421 High water. TO- As
Sun sets. .7.48 Moon rises. PM
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AVAILABLE ASSETS.

Cash in the Treasury. $3.50, 152, 577 OF
BONDS ISSUED TO THE PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPA-
MES, INTEREST PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY
Principal outstanding, :. :. GA ,512 90
Interest accrued and not yet paid l. 1888 7O5 SO
Interest paid by United States. 41773,745 %
Interest repaid by the transpor-
taton of mails, &c. .......... 1850, O53 80
Balance of interest paid by the
United States. -. ......... 29,177,6 91 SO
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AT Cat Island june 10, sch j W Sawyer, orchard,
for New York. ldg.
Cid at Musquash NIB, 30th, sch Viola, Cole, for
New York.
SPOKEN.
May 21, lat \, Ion % w, barque Furness Abbey,
from Philadelphia for Hiogo.
June %, lat % o. Ion 10 80, barque ormus, from
Havana for New York.
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European Markets.

HAVANA. July 3.-Sugar quiet with an upward
tendency;No II at 7la714 reals gold per arrobe.
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VI ARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, July 2.


Arrived.
Steamer Florence, Chase, Newport.
Brig j B Brown, Foster, Perth Amboy-coal to
Rounds & Dyer. Vessel to j Wnslow e. Co.
Sch Sarah Louise, Lawry, BoSton-salt to Emery
& Furbish.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machias-lumber to
Legrow Bros.
Sch Florella, Leighton. Millbridge-wood for a
market
Sch Harmony, Mitchell, Gouldsboro-posts to E
Hersey & Co.
Sch Odell Winslow Gardiner for New York.
Cleared.
Barque Friedericke Ger Boln, Stettin via New
York-ChaSe, Leavitt & Co.
Brig H Odiorne, (Br) Renault, Pictou-Gallagher
& Co.
Sch Nellie Chase, Randall, New York Grotton
Mills.
Sch Elizabeth DeHart. Low st John, NIB, to load
for New York; Nickerson & Son.
Sch sea Bird (Br) Andrews Fredericton, NIB
master.
Sch VIM Rice, Pressey, Rockland-J Nickerson
& Son.
Sch Xylon Mitchell, Harrington-Nath1 Blake.
Sch Toronto Gott. Brooklin-Nath'l Blake
Sch Ella, Squirting, Steuben-Nathl Blake.
Sch Emeline, Roberts, Wiscasset-Nathl Blake.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay-Daniel
Choate.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT June 25-Ar, sch Fannie Mitchell
Boyd, New York; Lahaina, Houghton, Bath, (and
cid for Windsor, NS)
june 2S-Ar, sch Fleetwng, johnson, Boston.
June 3O-Sld schs Percy, Mitchell, for New York;
Elihu Burritt, Oliver Bank Quero; Fannie Mitchell,
Boyd, Calais.
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Portland Daily Pres. stock List.

Corrected by WOODBURY. s. NoULToN, Investment
Bankers, Cor Middle and Exchange Streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THOSE WHO HAVE
HOUSES,

Furniture, Stores Merchandise or Manufactures,
unprotected by INSURANCE, are reminded of the
hazard by FIRE at this season, and that small ex-
penditure now may prove most profitable invest
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Receipts Of Maine Central n, X.

PORTLAND, July /.
For Portland, 20 cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads, 50 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandse.
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lConmon. :. 17s a 21s
Refined. -. 21s@ 2$s
Norway. -. 412G 5
Cast Steel. .13 oil
German Steel 8 clio
Shoe Steel. =. q 312
Sheet Iron,
Common. -. SAG 4
/ II. Co.,. 5 q 6
/ Russia. $50. 1211a913h
Galv. ....... 7 Clio
Lead.
Sheet & Pipe 434@ 51s
Pig ......... 412g .
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A CA RID

"A GA lid.
To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood &C., will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
L. INMAN, STATION ID, NEW YORK CITY.
no26 sneod&wy1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-01
THE PINAFORE JUVENILES.

The Opera House was well filed last night,
and better pleased audience we have never
seen in the building. The Juvenile Pinafore
Company, brought here by the enterprising
manager John Piper, certainly deserves all
the compliments lavished on them by the San
Francisco press. The Admiral, Buttercup,
Cousin Hebe, Dick Dead Eye, Ralph Rack
straw and the Mdshipmeti were all wonder
fully good for children, and for that matter,
were good enough for any full-growh artists.
But the feature of the Pinafore juveniles is
little Flora Walsh Josephine), the most
extraordinary performer of her age that We
have ever seen. Her acting is the per
lection Of art, her singing wonderful, and
altogether, she is a musical and dramatic
wonder. Her song and dance, Pretty as
Picture" in the second act, was equal to
Aimee, The Juveniles in Virginia City
the remainder of this week, where they can
not fail to draw full houses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-01

SOMETHING ABOUT HENRY Golfer. - The
effects OF Henry Golfer, the insane man, who
was taken to Stockton on Sunday night, were
examined in the Sheriff7s office yesterday.
They consisted of lot of letters and pictures.
The letters are principally from relations, re
siding in New York and signe i by Robert
Davidson, Saratoga Springs, and Sophie V.
French, and among the number was also one
written in friendly and familiar manner by
George w. Dent, brother-in-law of General
Grant The photography and composition of
most of the letters show that the writer's were
educated people. The pictures among the
effects are of persons of more than ordinary
social position. 1t is evident that Golfer is
well connected, and the above is written in the
hope that it may reach the eye of some one
who is interested in the unfortunate mans
welfare.
BURGLAR CAUGHT. d. Gree yesterday
caught man who gives his name as
Anderson James, going through one of the
rooms in the French hotel trying to steal
lot of bed clothes. Mr.. Gree nabbed
the fellow and took him to the Sheriff7s
office, where a charge of burglary was
entered against him. He will be examined
to day
SHOULD BE LOOKED INTo.-A reliable gen
tleman yesterday informed an APPEAL reporter
that at present there is patient at the
County Hospital who pays taxes on $4,000
worth Of property i'll San Francisco. The
matter should be investigated, and if the
port is really true, the mser should be turned
cat forthwith.
LANp PATENTS. The following patent was
issued At the State Surveyor Generals office
yesterday: ,'nhn 3. Lynds half of
southwest quarter section 80, to. nship 1G
no,ta, range 2I.-19 1900 acres.
DEPARTURES The following passengers de- /
parted IN the southern stage Yesterday mora,
ing: Miss Nelhe Grant, W. Noyes, Gus
Romer. Mrs acBae and boy, =. Z. Scllaffer,
Ed Duffy. !. Mccall, f. Baldie.
ARRIv4Ls The following passengers arri- |
we'd on the southern stage yesterday afternoon:
MeKelly, p A. Wagner A. Asche, Thomas
Bennett, H. Black, II. Lufsin, Z. LasSell,
p Henson, c. A. Hoyt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-01

A few days since couple of young men of
this city who are passionately devoted to
field sports, went up Carson valley for day s
shooting Before leaving they made promises
| of nice messes OF wild duck to innumerab!e
young lady friends. At noon of the day of
their departure they saw immense flock of
ducks in the vicinity of ranch. Their joy
can be imagined. Up goes shotgun, and
away blazes the hunter into the flock. He
sees half dozen ducks make spasmodic at
tempts to fly, but they drop. "What's the
matteri' says he to his companion, "why
don't the others fly away? l can't under
stand it. 81 don't know, but Lett give 'em
another, replied the Intercepted one. LET
me get lick at them. SO away, "piff, paf,,
crack" goes the second shot gun, and again
few of the ducks raise themselves several
feet from the grou I'd, and fall down; but
stiil none of the other ducks flew away. This
somewhat puzzled the hunters, and they con
ella ell to investigate the cause of all this
They caufiously crept up to the spot where
the h)ck was, and found that they Were of the
domestic speci- S, which sell occasiDned long |
and loud iau tht-r, AID the cha e. haw htws,' |
must have been heard at Il gre,,ter distance tn III |
the discharge OF the pieces, for no sooner
had the asr echoes of III if immoderatc
laughter oied away than they saw horseman
with "A sho gun appro .cting rh"m. He III
CURED as to what they had been d"in- t.
occasion such an omit burst Of nirth, ana
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-01
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. West. George is in from Bodie
Mr.. Charles P Bacon, of the Standard
theatre, is in the city.
There are now fourteen prisoners confined
in the County Jail
| District Attorney Greeley of Esmeralda
| County, is in the city.
The cloudy weather continues, but no
shower has shown up yet
The Bodie stocks are not affected by the
decline in Comstock securities.
The Police Court will be kept pretty busy
to-day with the examination of offenders.
The stock market received very consider
able set back yesterday. This does not look
much like Fall rise
HBrown, of Bank Exchange, has Just re-
ceyed a new supply of Fredericksburg, to be
served in Sc schooners
The Ormsby House looked ike a full Aedged
orphan asylum yesterday, with ali the little
9 Pinafores" scampering about the hotel.
The people OF Virginia are making grand
preparations for the reception Of General
Grant but We are not doing anything yet.
George Perasich and party returned from !
their hunt in California yesterday. The re !
suit Of their expedition is six fine, fat deer.
The Board of Equalization were in session
yesterday, and will meet again to-day. It is
believed that they will conclude their labors
some time this afternoon,
The wife of John T. Raymond, the actor,
has secured divorce from him. This will he
hey were always supposed to i've very happily
Bat then ---.
A very portly gentleman yesterday re-
marked that it always makes him GLAD
when he grows thinner, and when he is
dad he becomes fatter His is indeed
eporable case :
A fight occurred at the depot yesterday
fternoon between two men who meant bust :
ess, as one Of them drew pistol but was
reverted from using it by the crowd who
TODD around to see fair play. NJ arrests.
Passengers from Bode say that Monday
light was bitter cold one in the mountains
Is unsafe to travel that road from this On
ithout good heavy ovorcoat and supply
thick blankets, if one desires to keek warm
nd comfortable The winter is coming on,
III busters won't Answer fer the remainder
the season.
Harris iir0t hers are in racAi,,t Of = car load
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-01

A SHEEP IN A PREDIcANENr. by some uu-
accountable hook or crook taule 81 ,ep b.
longing to J. NJ. Benton, got on the awn,n5 in
front of Kitzmeyer's saddlery establishment.
yesterday His bleating drew a crowd to the
! opposite sidewalk to see what the docile brute
would do to get ont of his scrape. Now and
| then he would creep to the edge of the
awning, about twelve feet high, and make Il
motion as if he wanted to jump, bat the dis
lance deferred him from making the hazard
Gus attempt, so he would retrace his steps and
bleat louder than before. 1t was a case of
sure death to the sheep should he Jump. At
length boy was sent up on the awning to see
if he could secure the animal. 1t was piece
of patience trying work, for the scared little
pet would fit about as lively as cricket The
chase lasted fully fifteen minutes, when the
sheep, IN fit of desperation, concluded to
Jump anyway, Kill or no kill. He was just on
the point of going over when the boy caught
him by the hind legs and saved his life. At
this iuncture d cheer went up from the SIDE
walk, such as is usually only accorded to
hero.
Sac WOULD BUT SHE CoULDN T.--On Mon
day warrant was issued for the arrest Of an
opium smoker named Ellen Grammar, who
was in company with the two other girls in
All Luk's opium den on Sunday morning;
but Ellen had skipped" to Virginia. Hearing
that warrant was out for her, she concluded
to give the officers the slip, so she quietly
came down on Monday night and secreted
until yesterday morning, when she essayed to
90 to Bodie incognito. About the time the
stage was to depart Deputy Sheriff Powers
came along and recognized her. Ellen was
where she pleaded guilty and was fined $50.
Ellen probably won't smoke any more opium
IN Carson.
A WoRTHL8ss MAN.-Daniel Lane, the
shoemaker ia Driesbach's block, was yesterday
arrested On a charge of beng common
Ee has also been i'll the habit Of
abusing his wife, who is {. very good woman,
il Shameless manner Durirgi the short |
time that he has lived in this city he has been |
before the Police udge quite frequently. He
evidently is worthless charactsr WAC ough5
20 be taught to behave himself.
EPIscoPAL Social. - The hides OF st.
Peters Church will hold a social at the resi-
fence OF James Nassh,l Ed, this evening
The friends OF the church and parish are
especially invited Refreshments viii he
erved at 10 p. NJ.
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BONANZA ORE AND BULLION.

Following Is IN official statement e the
ore extraction and milling ope.ations at the
Consolidated Virginia mine for the p.st We, X
as compared with the previous week
P.evous week Past week.
Extracted, ons..........846 go
Delivered to mills. ........8 2S 804
Remaining in ore house, Az 1913
Following is the official statement of the
ore extraction and milling operations at the
California mine for the past week, as com
pared with the week previous;
Previous week. Past week
Extracted, tons. .9S1 1850
Delivered to mills. .98l 1880
No bdllion was shipped on Saturday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-01
THE HOUSE OF GEORGE T. DAVIS.

This well known and long established gro
Gerry house is now offering superior induce
ments to buyers in its line. 1t has one of
the most extensive and best selected stocks of
any house in the Stale. In connection with
groceries, farming implements and machinery
can be found there. Parties who are close
buyers will find it to their advantage to call
on Mr.. Davis. Retail buyers can have their
goods delivered to any part of the city free
of charge. See advertisement elsewhere.
OPIUM SELLER CAcGHT-DepuJy Sheriff
Powers las: evening arrested the old chief Of
the opium sellers, China Charley, and the
officer hal hard time in getting him ; he
had to crawl through inlulnerabIe holes ald
bvwa"s before he reached his victim. Ths
China nan, probably, has sold more opium to
white men and women than al the other den
keepers combined. He will be examined to-
day.
New SCIT-A new suit was yesterday
entered by Felix Tremblay ct ais vs.. Al
fred Tremblay ct al, for the recovery Of
$5G4.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-01
CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER


MEssRs. JAaEs s. TAYLOR 4 CO.-Gents: Our baker say
that your CHAMPAGNE YEAST PJh DER is the best DC
has use1. One teasno0ntu to quart OF d0dr Is
simply perfection lie make good cakes with
three times the quantity Oh any other. ours truly
SHARP BROTHERS,
To hessrs. James S. Taylor Co, TIC Front street,
Sa!i Francisco.
OFFICE OF THOMAS PRICE, No. 524 SACRAMENTO ST,
Francisco May "a 1889.
MESsRs j. S. TAYLOR Co tents: have made a
full examination OF both bread biscuits prepared under
my direction by the OF your CHAMP ACNE BAH
ING POWDER, and find that they do contain alum
any other injurious deeterIous ingredients. Re
specttully submitted
THOMAS PRICE Assayer and Chemist
sep23 Pm
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

The Return Request on Letters.
From the Detroit Free Press.
They have no such thing in Francs
- the familiar legened on the Amer
lean envelope. IF not called for in 10
days returned to-" &c. It puzzles
the Frenchmen, who receive American
envelopes 90 stamped to know just
what 10 meant BY the command to
return. Not long since the chess
editor of the Free Press had occasion
to write 70 correspondent in Frapce,
using IN envelope with the Free Press
request to return printed on it. In
answering the letter the Frenchman
addressed his letter - follows:
Return to the Detroit Escs Pres,
Detroit, Mich, If not called for in Eve
days. Amsrique."
An insurance man in this city, on
seeing thi odd address. aid be sent Q
letter 20 . citizen In Detroit last
month to the effect that tho time of
his policy had expired. Alter Q
couple of weeks The honest citiseu
came around to the Office with the On.
opened letter in his hand say;ng, IL
geeps dis ledder den days. und You dond
gall for him. % I brings him roundt
myself, eh Z. go
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

A lady In Portland. Ma, called at .
jewelry store, and after. saaking q
purchase went home. Two houss
later . messenger called It her house
md Informed her that Shs bad left
something 1t the Jewelers.. ..Nov,
let me 81" she museds "vhat ON It
be! Hero d my pocket-book, sod
there On the sofa i my ian, and I
have ny gold vateh isss. and my
eooes 49, !. !. .s., =. = a ny e' !: =;
What ! haye hrsptten-:, My. TO b
sure How absentmindsd I En-! i
declare If I haven't forgotten my
darling, precious 6ttls baber And
g .she hla = that 81 s.d !.l nothing
tS;sefgress
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10
AnoCdote Of Lincoln.

A striking incident in Mr.. Lincolnis
Official life Is related BY Judge Brom.
we'll. Of Denver. Who visited the
White House in March 1865. Mr..
Seward and several other gentlemen
were also present, and the President
gradually came to talk ON decisions
IF life and death. All other matters
submitted To him he declared, were
nothing in comparison to these and he
added: IL reckon there never was q
man raised in the country on a farm.
where they are always butcberiug
cattle and hogs and think nothing Of
it. that ever grew up with such IN
aversion for bloodshed - / have and
yet I've had more questions IF life and
death to settle in four years than all
the men Who ever sat 10 this chair
put together. But I've managed to
get along and do my duty. - I BE-
lieve, and still save most Of them. and
there's no man knows the distress of
my mind. But there have been some
of them I couldn't save-there are
some cases where law must Be exc
cuted. There was that man--,who
was sentenced for piracy and slave
trading On the high seaa That vas
. case where there must Be an exam.
pie, and you don't known how they
followed and pressed to get him par.
doned. or bis sentence commuted
but there was no no If talking. II
had to Be done; I coaldn't help him
and then there was that, who vas.
caught spying and recruiting within
Popes lines In Missouri. That Vas
another case. They besieged me day
and night, butI couldn't give way.
We bad come to . point where some
thing must Be done that would put q
stop 10 such work. And then there
was the case Of Beal, on the lake..
That ~ . case where there must Be-
IN example. They tried ~ every
way. They wouldn't give up; but
! had to staDd firm on that, and !