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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
ABOUT FLEAS.

Just ROW heas are faslliona-
bic. Everybody has them.
There is no prejudice against
the A a on account OF his color.
# the flea was perfectly white,
people could be more familiar
than they are. Some people
are carelese, anyhow, about the
color-liae. The Bible says the
flea is wicked when no man
pursueth, which means, it you
wait to cure a flea of his wick
edness, you must catch and
make a good Indian, OF him.
Various remedies for hcas have
been suggested. One is to cov-
er your entire body with a coat
ing of warm tar. The best way
is to hire Il detective to watch
a flea until he is tired, then
Dour an ounce Of ch;crOtolin on
him and send for Il policeman.
There is 10 such Ching as keep
ing heas out Of u house, al
though an OLE! man III San An.
tonic. who was very observing,
said that there would be no
tieas in a liouse if the women
were kept out 1t was the wo-
man who brought tleas into tAe
house. The flea is roliG- ;houl-
dered, and keeps his nose 10 the
ground like Il dog trailing 4
| rabbit. Like all the Old resi-
dents of the island, the flea is
very brisk and enterprising g
which is the cause ofthe present
tidal wave Of ofprnspevity. Unlike
the rest Of the old residents, the
flea does not go Moth i'll tht
summer, but stays right here
and cnjoyss himself at home
The flea has 10 politics to spea.
of. Like the Houston press, i:'
is indepcNdeot.--G Il V este l
NnVS
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
THE CINCINNATI DANDY.

THE following lines written hy Thoma
Pierce, whose "last published poem Wal
contributed to the Cincinnati Chyoniv.
in 1927. ale anusi g is illustrative o
the dandy style III Cincinnati some s!Xt.
years ago.
Behold " pale, thin-visaged wight.
Some five feet. more OIL less, in height;
Which, as it frisks and dances,
Presents body that, at most,
Is less substantial than a ghost,
As pictured in romances!
a head of hair, as wild and big
AS any reverend bishops wig;
An;! on the top inserted
(Or front. or sitie--as rams The whim)
A something with an inch of iri;,
And crown Ike cone inverted.
ArouUG it's neck a stiff cravat;
Another tightly drawn DER that,
And over these, 4 dozen
Enormous rut,ics on lis breast;
And clase below tiny vest,
For Gaudy cOtors chosen.
And oVerai tim suvtout
Scanty in length, .nd tight to boot. .
And (what is now 10 wonder)
Rigg'd out with capes fa!l half Il score );
And i've small buttors down before,
Just hal. All inch a.untler.
With trowse:s welted down each side,
Aud spreading out almost as wide
AS retticoats al bott on,s;
A small dumb watch some cent 'rias Old,
With twenty keys and seals Of gold
No matter how lie got EN-.
To dans!e at n lady's side,
Wheue'er she takes walk or ride,
a thing extremely handy
These cons. i.ura---sls fashions run
In eiyh cen hnnured twenty-olle-
a Cincinnati: Dandy.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
A l'0IIGE'S HOME,
RANGES ID. GAGE.


Ben Fisher ;Isd finished his hard days
work,
And ne s:.i at his cottage door:
His soo,. wife, kair, sat 10y his side,
And the moon'i ght t.auced on the it0or
The n!nnl.i siit t;ancctl on tie cottage door,
i!rr beams We're as clear and bright
As v hen .c ard ka:e, twelve years be-
fore,
Ta,l,e,! love in the lne!low light.
Zen Fish !,a', never - pipe OF clay,
AM! ;,evcr dram G;'ank he;
so he luvea al l,ci,c with his wife to stay,
Au,l cl,attel :isht melriiy:
Righ. merrill; c.,atteT they on, the while
Hex ~, 5e s.e;t oa hcv bleast
While a chubby rogue, with rosy smile,
t,; III, nihe.'s knee found :est.
Fen told her lIo" fast his potttoes grew,
Anh the corn IN the lover field;
Ans, lne " llea: on ths hill was g.o~n to
seed,
AnN PROMISED glo.ious yield -
4 glorious ic!d in the harvest time,
And his orchard was ;to;nS fair;
His sheep anA his stock wase III The pri":e:
;l,. fam, all IN good repair.
X ;csai,i Ia: !lec garden ooh ell beautiful,
lie: fowls an,i her calves weie !a1;
That The bntter that 'Iomny that morn
ing cE"':sed,
ITou:d bay him II Sunday hat;
V,f.t Jenny li,r i'a' :: ie" shirt had u'a''e'
And IVA. done TOO by The rule:
Iaa; Nr,idy he garden c"iid nicely spade
A,,l A,,u vas ahead ui scb.oi.
Ben SLOWLY passed bis toll w":n hand
vnfou-i, She locks OF @'ayis', br"wn--
- ,.u vv,. Kate, what Think" SAIL he,
..Ve'yr ,he II%;Ni"at !oi.>' in town.
Il KNOW s;lA Kate, shat we al "o'4;
hard
wo;k and health together, I've found
;',r there's Nirs. Hc!l 'iu">'not wcT> at al
Auh sizes sick the wii"Ie ;"ar iouHd.
;.Yney.re worth tilei: thousands, SO reo
pie say:
Rpt never saw them harny yet;
, 'Twoul,, not he me That would take tEel'
golh,
Aud live in u constant fret.
| Nv humble home i,7s Light withln'
Mrs. Be.l's cod could 30. buy,
Six healthy children, Il merry heart,
! And 8 nusoaNl-s luvc-it eye
I r,rrica q tear was l. nan'S eye
The moon shoAa brighter and clearer
! co,,l 10, tell rhv the man should cry
Ert he III; cIlc,t NJ 20 Kate Still! ne&'eF
| y, ,.,,,o,l hi, Lead on he: shoulder lncle
And took her Land ia his
| I roest (,housl. l looked ct the moo;
just them,
v,,,,t he LETT on her lips u kiss.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04

week, but you are mistaken, you
don't know Ned Harper
"You would first have to be
examined by the company ply
sician, and am sure that he
would not certify TO your being
a healthy man," replied the
agent.
"That's all right. just trot out
your doctor, and when he inter
views me, he'll say that / am
the toughest man on record. l
don't like to brag about my en-
! durance, but I've buried four
high tempered wives, and I've
got the graves to show for it.
| I:acI, of The tomb-stones has a
dropping rose carved on it, and
when l visit the cemetery and
see those four stones standing
in a row as silent reminders OF
the past, it moves me- to tears,
but then l'm consoled by the
thought that l brought the
whole lot at an auction sale for
I, mere tritie, ! always was noted
for making good trades, and for
being the toughest man in
America. Do you know that l
was blowed up by Il powder
mill; that l have been in four
teen railroad wrecks, fell
through a hatchway in Chica go,
had the smallpox in Mexico,
and was kicked regularly every
week by Spanish mule | used
to own untilhe died ont OF pure
modification. ! sympath;zed
with that mule because ! knew
all he time that he was not
equal to the emergency, and
the last three days OF his life he
stood upiil the stable yard with
his tail between his legs and
his ears lslag down, and was
the most detected animal ! ever
saw. / used to sit on the fence
and try tocheer him, but it was
no use, he stood right there un-
til he fell dead. When I was
down in Aspinw:,!l the fever
was raging, and the tlndertakers
USED to follow me around to
see where l. lived, ANA when 1
took sick they polished up their
hcarSes and sent a boy to the
house every morning 10 see It
WAS dead, but / got well and
they were the mad.iest men You
ever saw. I've fooled more
people in the last twenty years
than yol could shake a stick at.
=! married, about two weeks ago,
q widow who has q limp iH one
leg and her nose pointed like Il
,lipper handle. She has buried
four husbands, and every one
she married was a consuinptiVc
man and she got each to in
sure for ten thousand dollars,
knowing that the poor devil,
would drop oit i'll q short time,
and by Jingo: she has been
building up Il fortune in just
this way. Not. long; ago she
lnet nae. and thinking She Lad
struck Il bonanza, She married
me, bit she is Going to be a
badly fooled woman, ana if my
lack do!i't change I'll plant her
somewhere next spring. | Only
want TO insure 10 please her
| life is short, you know
The agent looked at !iIn:. no>
knowing whe; Her. he WAS the
toughest man or the Aarn,A's't
liar he ever met. bat taking t;lc
chances he insured hiin--N. i.
Times.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
CAPITAL oORREsPONDEN0f.

! CAPITAL CORRESPONDENCE.
! WAsfISGroS, d. c., Nov. 9th, 1880,
The ugliest result Of the late
election-eNcept the defeat of
General Hancock--is the per-
version ofjustice in the matter
OF the Philip trial for alleged
malicious libel against General
Garfield in connection with the
money Chinese letter. In the
hearing OF the case u United
States Judge neglected his reg
,llar, proper and necessary busi-
ness to take part. = He ruled un-
fairly against permitting tic
defense TO get in evidence be-
fore the election took place, he
held Philip for trial against the
probabilities, and in finally de-
ciling to hold him for trial, de-
livered political speech and
nisstAted the evidence in or
der to attack prominent Demo
c:'ats. For an attack on one OF
theiu-which attack shows a
wiItul pcvversion oftact-he has
already been compelled to apol-
ogizc. Yet in apoloyizing be
argues, through tho newspapers
that the man to whom he apol-
ogiZes Was guilty OF some Of
icnse il, not OF the one falsely
charged at first. Every thing
said above is strictly borne out
by the record in the case. The
Judge heard the case when he
should not have done SO, ruled
unfairly against tho defense;
held the accused without slliii-
| cicnt evidense; wantonly at
| tacilcd, in his decision, men to
| whom he had subsequently to
apologize, and, even in Ills
| apology, added to his; original
citensc. | should not have
| given space to these f:,c-s il it
were not now said that Mr.
Hayes OF our next President is
expected to give the Federal
Judge q place on the bench OF
the Supreme Court of the Unit
ell States because OF what no
did in this case. That Nould
| be a shame TO the Who'll: ccun-
Try. Mr.. Hayes gave Harlan
i seat OH the bench because of
services in Louisiana in the
fraud of 1876. He can hardly
ai:oI | to add TO that intamy
the almost equal one Of pGemot-
ingt.lis ~ cw y ok j udge. Neitl-
er caH General Garfield we'll
load down his incoming admin
istTt;tion bS such an act.
10 night and tomorrow night
ee;!uyS will be held here to
decide whether the extreme
Radical, OF The people generally
Shall con;r~l the'outSide inaug-
gIiratioa ceremonies in March
neNt. The Indications now are
tiaat the usual decent precedent
viii. DO followed, and the Ico-
pie generally participate in the
ceremonies
The gratifying announce
mtnt was made at the Cabinet
meeting yesterday that. a final
settlement with the Ute-Indians
would soon he completed.
There is now no danger of troub-
{ ie with any Indians except those
with Sitting Bnll. Late reports
from that Chief are Of a warlike
character. DEMOCRAT.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04
-EENISGTON 40. s.
Lcad;ng p0;:,ts Of Snn"i';ofifT


Smn'i,iiy-Al complicated Aar:':"ei'
has been ou,it,e,, in It's constitution.
Dgrabii;:y. ALL wearing paris are
made OF the finest cHss s:ct' |h" case
ila'doned. All parts are HileicA'"a
Die.
Tension on Thread NEARLY "N'"mH''r'
"nd very sensitive; c:ti ne a'}nSt"" "!''E
'""t Fenoving shuttle irons mac h;HS. 80,
Feed .MofiJn. Powerful ana snrr IL rs
operation; under complete control CT ti!c
'or" a,w
Se!i-Ssiiing NccGle.--Al needles arc
H'Hnbercd. and can lie set by 4 u'Inu pei
SCfn.
i.ase OF -i1ia >'iHeDi. A.! He Wearing
Phris al the Krnin Gci"n 80. > SIC a"J US: :
ahic, so t!ti aIy iust motion cnn be easi-
ly ytahcn up.
The manufacturers invite the iNn''
critical examination and severe tests
ati'l solicit public favor solely an The N
Trinsic merits OF their New Remington
No. ).
Having taken the Agency 70" 81" III,
1rn';r!iaH and sale Of his Machine, l
Hoiicit y share OF The nTDtic rH;TnntG'.
san,nles OF sewing on iin, Wood, i-eNa
ur' rM"king. C"rljn@, HeuNilin%. hnAt
ing. hfa!'!ing, g.. &r, Srmt "n ANpi'cH-
t'on. Stamps must he sent 20 prepay
F,Stage on sample work.
. Local. y geris wanted, with whom SAT-
as'actory arrangements viii hh male.
MACHINES SOLD on EASY TERMS.
,, Address, JNO. NJ. TRACY. Agent.
4. y. Box ia. E,,tnn N"HEt, .LN
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-04

!A1Q 0AnEN n ny be tGanI % ii,c at Geo J..
,nMt0 Gf\T Ell koweil {; Goa :Sewspapcr A.-
n,sinS Busrr" 40 Spruce st where SsiS sriisixs
oohuactS l,iay iDo made fUr ID IN NEW YpA ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

NOTICE. ESTATE OF joseph REosH, DECEASED
~ Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned Admin
siratrX Of the estate Of Joseph cos. late OF the county
of Ia Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased VIII appear ne
Court Of said county on the hrd MONDAY
being the 18th day of July lsH al the County tuur
Hsusc in Ottawa said county when and where all per
sons having claims against said estate are not
fed attend and present the same in wrtg for ADJUST
mcnt.
CHRISTINA BEOSH,
may5.3w ADMINISTRATIVE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

To THE FREE TRADER: Your report OF the late
Republican County Convention does me an In
Justice am reported as saying 81 think those
la Sale men have right to be heard etc. The
motion, as understood it, was to adjourn TO
Turn Hail. The chairman understood that 1t
involved organization de nogo. Elmer Baldwin
and Joseph Hart were seeking TO be heard and
pressing the motion to adjourn to Turn Hail. !
was one of the committee on credentials ana your
report places me In the position OF having pre-
Judged the La Sale case. ! did not know DR.. }. X.
Corbus or any other La Sale delegate. What
actually did say was, tina! these men, viz, Bald
win and Hart, were representative men, repre-
senting here strong republican, constituencies
and should be heard that it was still mass
meeting and could adjourn to some place; that
we all wanted fair play" etc. did not mention
La Sale men. My action has been commented
on as your report gives 1t and desire to be tried
by the facts Yours truly +. {. LEWIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

Owing TO the absence of Judge Slipp at the
sick bed at his home in Princeton, the court has
not been in session this week, an adjournment
having been had to next Monday afternoon.
For the next term of court 81 new law and q
new chancery cases have been docketcd. Among
the former is one: Town of Deer Park V. James
c. Reynolds, to collect s. fine and costs, i'm
posed for obstructing the highway. Seven un
happy couples desire legal separation for va
ricty of causes dcscrtion, cruelty and such like.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
ROYCE d 9 HbE E NSBFB!

Stands to-day without equal Has only III I've seen Ia con
You IL its merit any of the old styles. Instead Of
the Old style Wire Binders, sell the Johnston Harvester.
with Cord Binder. which wiz do the work ut half the cN
pcnsc Of wire besides avoiding AL N" annoyance Of wire IN
handling feeding Instead of the cid STYLE back break
ing sulky Plows have the only steel Frame and steel
ll,, hat nlp ar mi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

MOTTO E,.-public notice is hereby given that the IN
~ dcrsigned. Administrator OF the estate Of William II,
W Cushman deceased, has fled petition IN the County
Court La Sale for leave 10 sell certain notes he'd
him administrator assets OF the estate OF VIII
liam II W Cushman, deceased and that on Monday, lh'
3at day of MAY 1850 M the hour OF O'Clock A. NJ nv
the County Court House in Ottawa Ia Sale county, Illinois,
undersigned will apply TO said County Court orhn order
sell said NOES Said nstes twenty six in number,
eight per per annum. payable semiannualy nom
Septemhcr ID 1874 and executed by j. Asaas warren
SIX OF said notes payable to the order of William H. w
CushlHan and became due follows: one for SWn ana
one September 1917 for f9D anu one Tor
81 September l. 1885, for 800 ana one for S5U
on september lSi The remaining twenty Of said notes
made payable the order OF Cushan ~ Hhrdln, ana
became due follows: -Four for fH each on september
1915 and for 5000 each two tor 81 " each, I'VE Tor
81 TO each one for ~ 80 and for 1880 on 81 ptcnbcr
1874 Upon each Of said notes An endorsement showing
notes ARE secured hv deeds Of trust the following de
-crihCd prunrriy wiz Ios numbered H. Is L. H. % ~,
u q ~ 80 g. 81 81 III g. e. Is and u. in block nulhhcr
one Bowen Smts subdivision " TINT part Of IA" north
half Of tine northwest quarter 81 the northeast quarter Of
section number three. IN township numh"r 'hriN-cght
north range of the third T. NJ lying nttwcrn
3h street otherwise Fgnn Avenue, and iOh street otr'
wise Union stock Yards RtrOad, and bctwecs kankakec
Avenue otherwise South Park Boulevard, and Einccnncs
Avenue in the city of Chicago and state of Illinois. 49,
ANY person Interested in said estate Of William H. W.
time above mentioned make objection 10 said proposed
sale. II he shall see ut so To do ,,
Administrator of the Estate of William ii. w
CushmnH. deceased.
Dated ut Ottawa H., this 18Th day of May A. D. lSsn2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

VIII lind all of DR.. Piercc's Family Medicines on
sale in all principal drug stores and at the Lon.
don branch of the Worlds Dispensary, Great
Russell Street Buildings. Golden Medical Dis
covery is most potent Alternative or blood
cleansing elixir. 1t dispcls all humors and cures
bIotchrs pimples, cruptions kings evil, or scrof-
ula, enlarged glands, swellings, internal sore
ness, ulcers, and virulent blood posons that, nm
removed rot out the vital machinery. DR..
Picrce's Pellets Qitllc sugar-coated pills. are an
agreeable and most cleansing cathartic; remove
offensive and acrid accumulations, thereby pre-
venting f,ycrs and kindred affections. World :
Dspensary Medical Association, proprictors,
Buffalo and London.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnershp of Mshcr Bros Robson Is this day
dissolved hy mutual consent ana the firm name now II
Nn.rr Bros aud all debts shall be paid 70 said Arm
ID. A. MAllkR,
r. =. MAHER.
Ottawa, H.. May 49, 1850 f. }. ROBSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
ESTRAYED.

strsyed from Mington, May 5th lSNo, a Black Mare
heavy with fna white spot In forehead Had halter on
ihen she lent ANY parties finding her or knowing OF her
WESLEY CASHIER.
nayl5-lw' MlliHgtOn III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
IN STU RANCE,
Steamship Agent,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Iowa Lands, at from So to : O per acre
Iowa Farms. at from - = 10 = = per acre. on
ten cars time, per cent Interest.
Nabra-lla Lands. at from $3.50 to $500
per acre.
Kansas lnuda, at from $s:i To = > per acre, ana
FARMS In Nebraska and Kansas NJ from $ TO SA per acre
Texas Lands. near 10 market, at from = 10 . .
per acre. Western Texas Lands At DOc per acre.
Illinois Farms at from = > TO = 90 per acre
City Lots, at from = 100 10 $500.
Dwellings, at from Ss1OO to $4,000.
business Property at lowest rates.
81 Remember that the hard times" rapidly passing
away business In general is improving, real estate has aC
yanCcd materially In the larger cities and Is certain {" nd
vance here Buy now, while prices are at bottom gures
Inaurauco written NJ current rates In the berry best
companies American forcgu-hrc life, accident or
rnc There are better companies in this any other
country than those represented by me.
Ocean Steamship Tickets NJ lowest rates and
by the best lines
Maps papers and Information free hbsl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

his acting has merlted very much better patr> II
age than his poor houses Of the week The bill
for the evening is "The Irish Doctor" an excru-
eiatinyly funny piece, and "Broken Vows"
which made decided hit on Thursday night.
All who attend will get their moneys worth.
"The Irish Doctor" is Jnc Of Joe Murphy's
pieces, which Burton gives better than Murphy
ever did. The bill is worth good house, and
we hope Burton will see it. In the afternoon Is
matinee will be given, to which admission Will
be - and 10 cents. In the evening prices will
he 25 and 81 cent?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
THE NEW MO Inc,

II lighter to the team, docs better work, an'
any boy can handle il with ease. The unprc
ccdntrd of and rapidly increasing demand for th
Double Arch and steel Beam the hest evidence ina
all claim for IT, and that il Is far superior To an!
nilrr Snll,N In nNlhinMrr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

~, r,lln,,i,,, ,,n,,nns Ln,, Lnrn ,,r,rlIl II
Inc 'o''o"'Hs pe''ons nave o''" S'"''''' u
eenscs to marry since our last list;
Geo. Mcdonald and Ella Stison.
Henry d. Stetson and Nellie Sweet.
Jos. Metzger and Genovefa Recter.
Chas f. Grover and Mary A. McGrath.
Henry Schulzc and Mary Hawege.
John u. LEX ana allce D. IareW
sms - 'oi ~ IVA Sh 49, "a
Geo. s. NJ. Beck and Mary 4. Vernon.
David A. llolderman and Ruby Corp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
PASTURAGE.

Good pasurnge VIII be furnished stock by the under
signed on application reasonable terms The paStur,
consists Of no II well fenced anu suppd WIN run
ming water Apyly 10 j. MCQUADE
mayl5tf Or Mr. Peters. on the farm.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-12-24

Sidney, Ohio, is becoming somewhat ia.
nous. Her small Jail holds three men char.
ged with tile high crime Of murder, one al
ready under sentence TO be hung on the
Ilth OF February next. On Tuesday Ju-
tice of the Pence Hale created eommotion
and considerable sympathy for his family
by getting on n spree, abusing his wife and
cutting her severely in the arm. ~,
On the same day the largest sensation OF
the searon in that locality was developed
by the arrest Of ]. L. Ayers: zone OF the mo,t
promident citizens Of the city, on charge
of forging township school bonds TO the
amount Of $25, 900 or $4,000 Ayers is a
large lumber dealer and for few years
past has engaged largely in the manufaot-
ure OF school furniture, which lie shipped
TO all parts of the country. For this he
usuly ltook in payment township school
bonds which he could readily and did con-
vert into cash, and il is p resumed through
fast living became hard up and duplicated
the bonds lie had sold. After the duplicate
bonds hadIbeen OIL the market for some time
the forgery was detected by blunder he
had made in forging the wrong name OF a
township treasurer in Logan county. He
was arrested on this discovery and placed
under bonds OF $4,000, and 10 appear foi
a preliminary hearing yesterday. All l,i'
property, including. ..eome lumber on the
docks at Toledo, was attached by the Ger
msn American Bank, Of Sidney, wbicl
was the first 10 discover the f rgery.