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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08

On Jan. LIST, 1880: State IS. Black
burn-Disturbance Of the peace. Fine
and c,,sts, $33.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08

'rhos. Moore, Esq, Of Poplar Bluff,
came to Ironton last Sunday on visit
u friends and acquaintances, etc.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08

On last Saturday night, about eight
O'Clock, norta-bound freight train Wa
wrecked In the cut just east Of town,
Aitching one CIR loaded with compress
Cd cotton. This threw two other cars
or the rails, tsaring up the track %
shat it took an Ase O'Clock next morn
ing 70 get the road cleared and replace
"a. The wreck W. caused BY The
hssaking of The swing beam Of one Of
the trucks. On account Of this acci-
dart he mail train went around the g.
4, T. road and Delmapt Brauch.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08

O0u0IS the public. Pro-
nounccd by all 10 be the most
PLEASANT and EsFlcAcioUs remedy
NOW IN use, for the cuRE Of coughs,
GnuUh colds, Group, hsarse.
VUu&A ness. tickling scpsa-
ton OF The throat, ~hocpiBg-cougb.
&c. OvsR a MILLION soTfLEs soLD
WITHIN rae LAST PEW YKAns. Gives
immediate relief wherever used.
Syrup! :: :s ;mS be. s s.: Rs ss:.
cANMor DO had from the cough mix
tures now in nee. Sold ny all drug.
gists % Is cents.
! lttE NEW UuCU BLOOD.
Sending bpals1s IN every 0her a. tke sys-
TIM. d rapldly made by that rrsnsrk able
prug,araf3eu. LlNDSEY'S IMPROVED
BLOOD sEARcHER. FOR the sper,iy
cure u ScrofuIa- Wasting. McrrursHi Dis
case, Eruvtione, Erysipclss, vital decsy.
and every Indication ~ impoverished
blood. ''Lmdsev's Bloosl Srsrcbrr n
tire one rrmedy that can ALWAYS be rriIcd
up"u. Dvugatv seiI H.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08

The approach TO the side-track at
this station II exceedingly bad, and We
hear frequent complaints about it from
those who have goods to load upon
expense would do away with this
trouble, and we think it the duty Of
the management to have the matter
attended to at once. A great deal Of
shipping Is done ut this station, and it
is certainly to the interest Of the road
to afford every facility to their Gus
TONERS. Will not the proper person
see to 1t that the nuisance-for it is
an undeniable nuisance-herein men,
toned is abated at an early day?
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08

John Ro0bideaux raised cain" at
August Rieke's saloon last Saturday to
ssseh an extent that August sent for the
ynars6ar. fnay lRHial arrived on the
Icene In due time and arm fed Mr. hoo-
ideaux, for disturbing the ace ana
took him before Mayor DingeSsT no
fined him 81 and costs-$6. 10 in ~.
MI. Robideapx paid his fine and went d
his way-we trust . happier Is well as
q wiser man.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08

We give the following condensed
weather report for 1870, made up from
the weekly bulletins:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08
DEscRrprfvE- PRICE LIST

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.
REGULAR PAD-osyeo; Incpient diseases, krst
skages Chills and Fever. etc.
oPEclAI pAD-oo.eo; Chrooic Liver and Stom.
ach Diso2ders, and Malaria,
0pI8EN 8&1T@1Syoos Enlarged Spleen and
Liver and Chill Cake.
INFANT pA0-o1.S: Preventive and Care Of
Cholera Infantum and Sum-
mer Complaints
.s..es II $3.50 ! AnxiliaSies for Ner.
BODY HIA8184S-9oe. vous and Circnlafive
$Troubles, throwing
H0OI potH-9oe. on 0bstructions and
-, $3.50 $500 remoying pains.
..------.- Auxiliary for Cclds,
AD80xP1I0N 3AIT-s Sick headache ,numb.
bo8, aSes Geoses. o1.1S. ness Of extremities,
etc.
Fer further infermafion n to diseases reached
- the ta9 and IT. Auxiliariss, eonsals eur PAM
p&lst. Address, -
HOLMAN LIVER PAD CO..
4s~As OSA Aae~ Dsts1aavA =. nssts n.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-08
selection Of rext-Books

Average Temperature for 1879. 57.71
Total Rain for the year, 37.0S.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Mr.. C0nkiiHE and Mr.. Blaine.

Ffom the new \ ork sun.
1t is curious by what trivial causeF
great results may be Effected. Thus
the animosity of Mr. Conkling to Mr.
Blaine is said to result from the Maine
Senator having, on some occasion,
characterized the Senator from New
York, as a Turkey Gobhler.
Now, why should the New York Sepa
tor take onfense at being called a tur-
kew gobbler? Does he not wish his Pc.
culisr manner made memorable And
what has he to say to turkey gobblers'
he might naturally feel jealous of a
pea sock; hut why Of turkey gobbler ?
Let him look at pure white turkey
gobbler, and wish that the Grant
management was equally stainless.
Would Nr. Corkling feel indignant
at being called an eagle? No; ha
would feel fattered. And yet Dr..
Franklin preferred the turkey, as ex-
clusively American, to the eagle, for
adoption as our national emblem.
With such an intense hatred Of tur.
key influencing his most important
public acts. may we aefsrentislIy ask
what is Mr.. Conkling's opinion Of crow'
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

Sharks fifteen feet in length are
found in Pacific waters. At Acapulco
some of the hands on the steamship
Caina baited a hook and caught one
of the sharks. In the belly was found
q human arm. There we're also found
in the NAV of the shark the heel and
toes of human foot. The arm was
the left, and on it were plainly visible
the initials tattooed in Indian ink, "a.
H. c." About ten days previous to
the taking of the shark sailor from a
British brig then in the harbor tell
overheard and was lost. San Jose Joe,
the monster shark Of San jose Go
Guatemala, was recently seen by the
Captain Of the China. This shark has
for many years been the terror Of the
coast from San Jose de Guatemala to
Punta Arena. 1t is said to BE-. forty
feet in length and is extremely fero-
cious. Ia the last few years "Joe"
has devoared half a dozen men, and
The Guatemala Government offered d
reward OF $500 to any one who would
kill the devourer.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
rho Eject of tho Convention on
Business.

Tho Eject of tho Convention on
Business.
New York TRIBUNE.
Business interests have been affected
in a very unusual degree, since the
Chicago Convention met, by the vary
ing prospects as to the noninatien. At
the ontset it was the prevailing opinion
that prices and business would be ma
terially helped If the Convention should
act without breaking up, and should
make a nomination likely TO be heartily
sustained by the Republican party. AS
the work OF the Convention proceeded :,
and ii became apparent that the unit
rule and the attempted dictation OF
bosses would be defeated, strong in.
crease Of confidence was seen in bust
ness circles, which has continued to the
close of the markets yesterday. The
feeling which was shared by Demscra-
tic as well as Republican men OF bust
ness, was one exceedingly credttable to
the Republican party; it manifested q
general confidence that the commerce
and industry of the country would be
cafe in the charge Of any man whom
the Convention, acting freely and with
out dictation from any machine, would
be likely to nominate. This confidence
in the Republican party, among the con-
and property-owning classes,
is one OF the secrets Of its great strength
in every National contest, and it has
been repeatedly observed that bonds
and stocks advanced and prices i'm
proved whenever the news gave in
creased prospect Of Republican success.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Suit Against a Borough for so, geo

James Butler, citizsn of the Dor.
ough Of Girardville, ScAuylkill county,
has commenced suit against that town
for a claim Of $40, 600 damage. In the
declaration filed by his counsel the
facts are stated at length and with
much legal perspicuity. Til, borough
officers permitted dirt bank to lay in
the street in front OF Buffers house,
and on the night OF the Sd Of April
last, when he Was returning home, he
slipped, fell and broke his right collar
bone, from which injury he became
sick, sore, lame, diseased aud disorder
ed. and has already expended about
$500 in and about the eudeavoring to
get healed and cured from the said
wounds, sickness and disorders. He
claims that he has been and will BIZ
injured to the extent of $4,000 by
reason OF the neglect and inattention to
duty by the borough officers. 1t ID the
intention to choose arbitrators on the
14.h inst, and the further progress Of
the case will be watched with much
interest,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Burglars with ChIoroforrn

RHINgBEoK, n. =, June 7.-The
houses of the Hon. Ambrose Wager and
John O'Brien were robbed by burglars
last night. The con Of Mr.. Wager was
supplied With ohloIotorm by the rob-
bers, and to such an extent that he is
very ill day. The robbers took from
the house a valuable gold watch and
chain, an heirloom Of the family. and
800 in money and quantity Of silver
ware.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Cost OF Transporting American
products.

About ninety million dollars are an
nually paid to foreign shippers for th'
TRANSPORTATION of American products
This vast sum might be kept in thu
country, if our Legislators were suh
GENTLY farseeipg to build up the ship
ping interest of the United States al
the English government has built uI
the vast system by virtue of which
Great Britain to-day monopolizes the
carrying trade of the world.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
General A, b. N0rtOA

ia singular looking delegate to Chi
eago. lie was an ardent admirer Of
Hsny Clay, sni In a rash moment
made vow never to be shaven or
shorn until his favorite was made pres
idsnt. He is now IS years old, his
long white hair and beard attesting to
his vow.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING,

Now, at the beginning ofsum:
mer weather, We have the full
est assortment of everything
in Mems, Young Mems and
Boys Clothing.
We have proved it under the
most favorable circumstances
every way we like our stock /;
We have cloths and shapes in
Vulnerable to suit all tlstes
and uses; our prices are, as
they always are, at the very
bottom and you have this ad-
vantage in buying Of us-you
are welcome to bring back.any-
thing that don't suit and get
your money.
Other merchants may try TO
suit you with Clothing as faith
fully as we do; they succeed in
proportion TO their facilities.
Nobody except US, so far as We
know, asks you over and over
again to take your money back
If he can't salt you.
We have always full assor.-
ments of Gentlemen's furnish
ing. In Shirts we make to
measure the finest at o Suarter
below the current price and
in ready-made shirts we make
three qualities, each having.
its admirers.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

Harry, son Of Joseph Gould was
thrown from his horse, on Monday,
and severely shaken up. Luckily no
bones were broken.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
TAM'FRD.

|NTFD-A GENTLEMAN WITH A
mall amount Of capital, 10 purchase
FE t9ralD Of a long estab .Ished and
gns business; satisfactory Ieasons
\ ,sII'nt. Apply at once, Rooms IL
+lNn4nga building. 6I.H
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

ltoar DELAWARE LOAN
IIts--,tt5n' ~ now offers new STOCK ior
Gld1i q I,t tt q. MARS, ssc's.,
o#,, al Shigley ST., tlEd hopf')
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

SERIES CLAYTON
Ial Association. sl.0' a share. This
stD1 DAYS the whoIs amount 81 loan
,tss The premium mOHthiy.
81. l. NORTHEASTERN,
Ind Secretary,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

|AIhD-GUDD GIRL TT DO GEN.
Val LoOSework; only In tbs IA niiy
|Hest, $685.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

Ihr.-A DRUG CLERK FOR
Ne week Etate name, aye, experience
Ad ness PHARMACIST, Wiim'n.,
IS st
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

.,IT,THApsIENr AbVER'
kplCb :" nj ~ Ia inse.ted In tho columns
bsrets,. y II mus. invariably be paid
Ephrge.I , !, sS will not be gi79n any q:
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
rgI SALE.

GOOD FIVE Room
Sn name IN Syuth Wilmington. Not
Ni.S Hy Tan,fL. Also = lot # good saSh
Itt9 n J. X. BaBCWk,
"' ~ n, b. corner of and and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

FcIILE, REM OR EXCHANGE
D ,,tnab 0 store stand In the wi. an
4 az Loatoa, hester county. Pa; :a
", s,.rk dwelling; excellent busiues:
,r,lcnlars Amply at No. 5 East
IA T,5h4st oh ST., Wilmington,
"' 6-2.e .o-d.t,d&w
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

kaLF-T 20 STORY DWELLING
hls 70 ma With bath. Apply on
|s5.4 ". 1Ih st.; terms easy. t3it LIT
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

SSALr.-rHE BRICK HOUSE. NO.
4 East -th street, viii b. soil at Std
Ration room ON Tuesday, June Sth, at
o-2.6L
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

MEDIA COL GIRL TS ASSIST
10 I1o.ng Mt Restaurant 9th End
!" tStlt u. A. SHAW.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

|NIEn,-TWO CARRIAGE BODY
-aAe3. los OrlnAe st. 67t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

BRENT. -PARLOR NJ. aS, L. TrH
; god front 10. Il jressmaker or an
62t5t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

NEED,-3 CARPENTERS 80 W.
"IS.' 6It2t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

LED by a YOUNG MAN A
MaSt On IA englpeer or clerk willing
Ina VI work q hethnii,t local
r., uo)d rel. Address q. w. -. 5It
NM street. 6Tt3t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

|AItD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
"iseTCEE, 81 Market st. 6s'3t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

IESiLE.-A GOOD StEAN WIS.
|t;sl.aDle Tor ia r-bJat or manu'actur-
1.3a Heut. Apply REPUBLICAN, of.
b-lNf
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

iHM sszt
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

Nith.-a CARRIAGE THINNER
m0e NoVelty Carriage Works, 2l7
"' 57+3t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

nv. HUNDRED SHARES,
MOI u gecusntcs Loan Stock itr
10 .'lles, MT on the second Tuesday
tbrgV v J MORROW, Scc'y.
Wv AZ French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
FOE Rem +.

lSESS CHANCELLOR RENT
hat d Sirabis siars, stand and dwell
NJ, Cuba Dal., ut reasonable term.
i.a1ck On had will DO sold at a bar
reasons for selling. Apply
Aem JAS. T. Nc jill LII AND.
1T Mt. Cuba Dsl.
l-Mll rent without the stock pre-
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
.nrlCEB.
: of HORSES AN

rr OF HUKsEo AN
rtts, !, Given that the assessment
J, hFsoh H. in tne city OF Whining
ssIrd n ,is1 /; now completed and on
I'M J,a' y, GIerg OF Council, where II
", Stse =, tho seth day OF June inst,
80 l nili ", and inspection Of those
", iniiHpOD Z. b. FRAZER,
~ Clerk Of Council.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

|AIEh.-WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
val homework. b03 W. 8.h At. 528ti
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

,,,a.N' WANTED AT sos SHIP
"se~ 4 2l.lm~
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
BOAR DING.

h w., '3 AMI 9l6 MARK ct STREET.
ss'dnl desirable rooms 10 let with
|.ISSt p'eas4at location; also day bCurd.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

4 a"N.N WANTED. 30 POPLAR
''''e 'amtly. 6stst
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

. 't,, WANTED "A FEW GEN
G,y,aa. ooifterj can be accommodate
'' street. 6-2S.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

lUfS,.
4 ms WANTED AT 32l Il. irH
family. $40 %
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
FIFTH AND MARKET.

B.-Messrs. George Juctis, Thomas N.
Foreman, william q. Foreman, JOSEPH Il.
Frank and James +. Carpenter, sre rs o.
ciated with this house and invite their friends
TO call and see them. II. Bun
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS In.
wife the pubIic to call and examine our OK
tensiye line OF LINENS and ALAPAOAS,
lust received, and are selling ut last years
prices NATHAN LlEbEhMAN.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

NR.-I have this season leased my hotel
nroper,y at Monterey Springs ond will per
sonally superintend my business here. There
minvton. which is at 2l3 Market st., and this
IL the only CIolhing House In the city with
which / have any connection.
this We HOLMES.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

|, Iti law --THREE GtNTLEM EN-
s,s w Vca9moiated with board in u
1lfy 100 West St. 5.lQu
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

NNS "ANeEB AT ia KING ST
ga l2t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

E.,,1 n N Il GOOD BOARD AND
N' foous. Cor. 4th and Jefferson
5.4tI2t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

I'M ONE II OUNCE COPPER
with fixtures. 2l9 ". Tth t.6Stl
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

SPFcIAL.-TrOusers made for
So and $5, broken assortments,
but excellent and seasonablP,
are gsing, while they last Cor
g so,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

n, SD n G.-PLEASAhT ROOMS
"'''1 Srd. 303 French at. $3.50,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

We claim to be Headquarters for Parasols
10 this citv and no person intending TO pur-
chuso ParaSOl or sun Umbrella can afford
to do go without examining 'ur large and rc'
liable stock OF these goods as we are certain
that quality and price considered QUE goOds
are rot surpassed If approached for positive
and undou6ted good value.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

,sSt -So3 KING STREET. Eos
~aa at raigcnable rates; table
eSt8t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
THE MEMORY,
How it can be Educated.

A writer in the Fortnightly Review
5 ,ys: There is abundant evidence that
the visualizing faculty admits of being
largely developed by education. The
testimony on which | would lay especial
stress is derived from the huhlishad ax-
periences of NJ. I.eooq de Roisbaudran,
late Director of the Ecole Rationale de
Dessin, in Paris, which are related in
his Education de 10 Memoire Pittor-
esque." He trained his pupils with ex-
ira ordinary success, beginning with the
simplest figures. They were made to
study the models thoroughly before they
tried to draw them from memory. One
favorite expedient was TO associate the
sight memory with the muscular memo
ry by making his pupils follow at dis
lance the outlines of the figures with a
pencil held in their hands. After three
or four months practice, their visual
memory became greatly strengthened.
They had no difficulty in summoning
images at will, in holding them steady,
and in drawing them. Their copies
were executed with marvellous fidelity,
as attested by commission of the iESti-
tute, appointed in 1914 TO inquire into
the Ihatter, ofwhich the eminent painter
Horace Vernet was a member. The
present Slade Professor of Fine Arts ct
University College, N, Lagres, was
pupil oe n. de Boisbaudran He has
expressed to me his indebtedness to the
system, and he has assured me of his own
success in teaching others in similar
way. | could mention instances within
my own experience in which the visual
izing faculty has become strengthened
by practice, notably one Of a prominent
engineer, who had the power of recall
ing form with unusual precision. but not
oolor. 4 few weeks after he had replied
to nv Questions, he told me that my in
quiries had induced him to practice his
eolor-memory, and that he had done so
with such success that he was become
quite an adept it, and that the newly
acquired power was source Of much
pleasure to him. The memQrie. We
should aim at acquiring are chiefly such
as are based on thorough understand
ing of the objects observed. In no case
is this more surely effected than in the
processes of mechanical drawing, where
the intended structure has to be por-
trayed 50 exactly i'll plan, elevation, side
view and sections that the workman has
simply to copy the drawing in metal,
wood or stone, as the case may be. 1t
is undoub, eddy the fact that mechani-
clans, engineers and architects possess
the faculty of seeing mental images with
remarkable clearness and precision.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
Various Matters.

"A Kentucky woman, 80 years old g,
not only walked three miles to attend a
circus the other day, but she saved 30
cents by crawling under the canvas,
The reason why the old Norwegian
poets are not more celebrated is because
their names cannot be handed down to
posterity without breaking. New Or
leans Picayune.
Rev Dr. Hall said every blade of
grass was sermon The next day he
was amusing himself by clipping his
lawn, when a parishioner said "That's
right, Doctor. Cut your sermons short. e"
Governor Kinkead, of Nevada, has
issued a proclamation calling upon eli
electors of that State to signify at the
general election their will as to the CON
uauanoe or prohibition Of Chinese i'm
migration by placing upon their ballots
"For Chinese Immigration" if in favor
of it, or against Chinese Immigration
if opposed,
III is said that the ministers Of
Rochester have resolved to marry no
body for less fee than 50" But won't
they make liberal reduction 10 a club
of six and upwards? 1t was real mean
to raise the price during leap year when
the young lady is expected to do both
popping and paying .-Norristown Her
aid.
Mr. Bass has caused census to be
taken Of the deer in his forest Of Glen
quoich, in Invernesshire, Scotland. The
work of numbering these wild animals
was, no doubt, somewhat difficult The
report is that there are between 800 and
900 stass and about double that number
of lindsay 1900 head in all-withiu
an area of about %, 900 acres,
Not long ago an Irishman applied to
an overseer in Tyne shiPyard to be
put on a job He was informed that
his request could not be complied with
but as Pat continued to gaze at al anchor
which was lying i, the vicinity, the
foreman repeated his reply that there
was no work for him and advised him
to go away. s'Divil a bit viii l stir,
sorr, till see the man that's going to
use that pick !"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27

an immense corruption fund and showed al
once the resources and rottenness of the. Pc
| publican party. The strongest argumenr
ever made for a change is to be found in III,
desperate and corrupt means EMPLOYED bv
'hg hePuollcans TO carry Tuesday election
/ me Buffalo Courier, commenting on A re.
mark of the New York Evening Post that
there will be hot fight in New YorL and
helghborlng States, and these are too uncer-
tam as rule to make tiifiing at all saf. in
'he remaining three weeks" saws: There
VIII certainly DE hot fight, but not only
ia New ork and Deighboring States. but on
the whole line. While New York. New
jersey and Connecticut, in addition to the
Southern votes. viii give US not only the
requisite majority but three electoral votes
over and above it, we claim that Indiana i
more than debatable, is in point Of fact
probable Democratic State in the November
contest. The small Republican majority in
Indiana, which there is the best reason 10
oelleFe Is the result of corruption and fraud,
can be overcome next month. There exists
no local opposition against Hancock as there
was against Landers. Our Presidential can
dldate Is heartily supported by every Demo
crat ana by good maRy voters who are not
Democrats To the Republicans who count
on Indiana for Garfield there will be an ex-
traordlnary surprise in store Those who
doubt that New York is still a Democratic
state will also find themselves greatly sur
prIsed, and similar sensation awaits those
who boldly claim Connecticut and New Jer-
sey for the Credit MobiIer ticket. March
ing with these States, in the Democratic col
umn, We expect to find others which have
been Republican for twenty years. but will
aid in blasting the October hopes of Garfield
and his friends in the melancholy DAYS of