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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
MAINE.


NO ABATEMENT OF THE EXCITEMENT
publican Representatives Absent Them.
| ThemseIves-LeSislatOr Swan Exposes The
] Name of His Attempted Briber.
BosTOS, Jan. "a despatch from All-
gusta says the feeling of doubt aLd dis
trust has increased rather than diminished
and military power is becoming unusually
conspicuous. The conference at Mr.
Blaine's house lasted until late hour this
| morning.
When the House met this morning no
Republicans were present. Mr.. Swan arose
and gave thestory of his attempted brib-
cry. The name of the accused party is Wal
lace r. White, Republican lawyer of
Winthrop.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 9.-This morning
General Chamberlain issued general
order, stating in view of the extraordinary
situation now presented, he would assume
command and protect the public property
until the governor successor duly
qualified. BY this order Gen. Chamberlain
assumes temporarily the office of governor
and commander-ill-chiei. The entire police
force at the state house was changed this
morning. The change was quietly made.
At the opening of the session but one
Republican appeared. The vote on the
bribery order was reconsidered and the
order laid on the table. The committee
on senatorial votes will proceed at once
with its duty.
Seventy-two members only appeared in
their seats in the House-all Fusionists. |
The House attempted to exclude all but
the official reporters, but several were
in.
Thomas &. Swan, of Minot, rose and
read a statement that ST, 900 had been paid
him not to appear at the organization of
the Legislature. He stated that the
money had been paid him by Wallace r.
White, of Winthrop, and that he (Swan)
should not claim it.
Mr. Hartman, of Kennebunk, testified
hat the same offer had been made him by
Mr. White.
Blline's Serious Illness Denied.
BosTOS, January 9.-Despatches from
Augusta, Maine, contradict reports of
he serious illness of Senator Blaine.
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M1RkETS.


PHILADELPHIA, january 2.-Flour firm :;
superf1ne 81 JOdl5 %: extra - 5O16 W :
Ohio and Indiana family ST 15a7.5; Penn'a
family 81 1591 %; st. Louis family 81 OOdD7 80 !:
minnesota Family 81 50lI7OO; patent and
high grades 81 OOGlS 30.
Rye flour unchanged.
COrnmeal-Brandywin unchanged,
Wheat dull No. Western Red 81 1917 a;
Pcnna rel 81 4gi Amber I 30.
Corn dull; steamer 5s19c; yellow 59I &c ::
mixed SOC.
Oats quiet and dull Southern and Pcnn'a
white 49G15lc Western white 4gNl5lc; Western
mixed 470l49c.
Rye firm Western CSC; Pa. Csc.
Provisions tending upwards mt pork $I4 90 :;
beef hams SIG 80; India mess beef s5l 80: bacon
smoked shoulders 5l44519c: salt do 4sId15c :;
smoked hams lOG1llc: picked hams 9al31ac.
Lard firm city kettle SIC loose butchers
re: prime steam Sc.
Butter steady to firm creamery extra SO
Sic; Bradford county aud n. Y. extra 216t2Sc
Western reserve extra ut 2iS12ic; do good to
choice lS1sc rolls firm-Icnn'a extra .5eD
olc; western reserve extra 216I2ic.
Eggs dcmOr;llZed; Choice Penna l3c
Western la l9c.
Cheese firm Wy. factory I3@I31.c; western
full cream 12114Ggl BE; do for good II6gl2c; do
skins 16D9c.
Petroleum dull Refined lO1sc.
Whisky 81 H.
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GRANT TO DECLINE.
Not Il Third Term, But the Canal Preside

Not Third Term. But the Canal Presiden
| cy.
Special TO the Press.
1t is stated. on the authority of warm
personal friend of General Grant. who has
been deeply interested in the inter-oceanic
canal scheme, that there is no longer any
chance of the ex- president becoming con-
nected with the project. The man who is
credited with having brought about
this result is Secretary Evarts. and this is
the way of 1t The secretary of state
is counsel for the stockholders of the
Panama railroad. which is owned in
New York, and is one of the most
valuable properties in the world. paving
enormous dividends. This property would
become almost worthless We're Il canal to be
constructed across Nicaragua. and so Mr..
Evarts set out to prevent such Il result. In
pursuance OF this purpose it is stated that
the secretary has done everything in his
power to dissuade capitalists from invest
ing in the Nicaragua project. When De
Franco, the agent of the French capitalists
was here few weeks ago. Mr. Evarts sur
priscd him by pointing out a number OF
reasons why it would be poor policy to put
money into the proposed canal. among !
them the statement that under the laws Of |
Nicaragua that government could not grant !
the concession for any purpose for over 100 |
years, after which the canal would revert |
to the government, and the further declar-
alton that concession must also be Oh
tanned from Costa Rico on account ofsome
treaty rights concerning the waters
OF the isthmus. In support of these state
ments MIR. Evarts showed De Franco re-
port from MIR. Logan, our minister to
Central America, made at the in
stance of the state department., which
gave the authorities regarding the Nicar-
aqua law on concessions and the Costa
Rico treaty. which report has since been
confirmed by Commander Meade of the
Cnited States steamer Eandalia. who was
sent to Nicaragua by Secretary Thompson
to make further inquiries. Minister Logan
also reported that agents of other French
capitalists in the interest of De
Lesseps were in Nicaragua trying to
prevent De Franco from obtaining the
concession and ready to buy it out !
light rather than allow him to get it. .
Armed with these arguments Mr.. Evarts :
s said to have devoted all his energies
turing Grants long interview with him to l
iissuading him from lending his name to
he Nicaragua project. He urged that
hese obstacles were insurmountable, and
hat the enterprise must certainly prove Il
allure, ,and with such success that, as stated :
n the outset, it is no longer believed that {
rant will have anything to do with it. I
secretary Evarts is represented to be so
nuch in earnest in this matter, that. while
Ot third-term man, he would rather see
rant president of the United States than r
resident of the Nicaragua canal company
lie advocates the Tehauntepec route for Il
ne canal or the projected De Lcsseps one y
yer Panama, because he does not believe II
ne former will succeed, while if the other
carried out, the railroad of his client can II
G proiitably disposed Of $
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Another Welding Anniversary

On Thursday, January g. about seventy
G. McSparran and wife (ncc Miss Sallc
Collins) of Fairfield. Drumore township.
paid them an unexpected visit. The occa-
sion was the fifteenth anniversary of their
wedding. The worthy couple were taken
quite by surprise when this large company
OF friends came in suddenly upon them
with their hearty greetings, conyratula-
tionS and many good wishes. The ladies
soon spread Il bounti!ul feast at which
the appetites of all were fully
satisfied. All then retired TO the
parlor where a couple of hours were spent
in an exceedingly pleasant way. Mr.
james Collins read some comic selections
from Mark Twain, Mr.. Will McSparran
rected '''rhe Yankee Blankets and Miss
Clara Rutter gave Mrs. Caudlc's famous
lecture on - The Shirt Button" Mr. .:AIc-
Spartan addressed his friends. thanking
them for the honor paid him and his wife.
assuring them it was very much enjoyed
10y them. Rev. John VI. Galbreath. i'm Il
sioIt address in behalf OF all. congratu-
lated them on their fifteen years of prosper
GUS and happy married life and wished
them many more such years together. 1t
was with great pleasure also that all pres
cnt greeted MIR. John McSparr,n, the
worthy father of the worthy son. whose
home is with his son. and whose presence
and good humOr added much to the occl-
sion
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New York Mark ct.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-FlOur-State and Western
quiet without decided change; superfine state
s. 1905 D. extra dO 81 15Nn6 10 choice do 81 Idl
8 81: fancy do 81 1907 75 round hoop Ohio
Sc Wqp6 10: choice do 81 S0a17 - supertine
western s. S1at5 20; common to good extra do
s. 1906 Is; choice dOtlO s.; :Os6s 80; choice white
wheat 90 So 50W7; southern dull and
steady: common to fair extra ~ OOGl6 IS: !:
good to choice do So SJNDS 80.
Wheat dull; Spring nominal Winter y
ale lower; No. White Jan. by Central 81 81 !:
Feb. by Central - 53dtl 5:ti No. 2 Red Feb.
81 5i1aGll 5G19; inside price early March 81 5sIG1
l 5sL
Corn 14@34c better and quiet: sales ~, 900
bushels: Mixed Western spot JG1pGD1.c; do
future 5S@1591&c.
Oats steady sales 32 900 bushels state i9lp5lc
Western 4SN52c.
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DEATHS.

DIETZ.-,Jan. s. 1881 in Lancaster. Pa, Anna
Maria DietZ. i'll the 2ith year of age.
Tie relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her father, No. jG1 EOcLland street, OH Sun
day afternoon, ut . o'clock. Services at 81.
Stephens church. 2td
HowARD-At Millport. Lancaster county.
Pa. ON Jan. $, 1850, Catharine, daughter OF
Josiah Howard.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her father, at O'Clock on Sunday morning.
Funeral services and intermcnt ut Mcllinycr's
meeting house. ut 10 O'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09

Among the club organizations Of the
city, mention Of which was inadvertently
omitted in the article on this phase of social
life that appeared in our columns yester-
day, is the now well-known Star club,
whose weekly meetings and inquiry into
the mysteries &c astronomy are followed
with great interest by those who read the
newspaper reports of its operations
The membership of the club includes, be-
sides many of our most Intelligent
business men, lawyers and other
professional gentlemen and educators, a
large number of ladies' and young folks,
pupils of the high school, whose interest
having been enlisted in the study of the
stars increases with their requirement of
knowledge in this boundless field Of
investigation. The moving spirit Of
this enterprise, and the one who
has been chiefly instrumental in placing
it Oh its present substantial basis and at
tracing to it much of popular interest
and encouragement, is Prof. J. p. Nc
Caskcy, principal of the boys high school,
whose lectures on the subject constituted
one of the most entertaining and instruc
tive features of the late teachers institute !
in this city. The widening influence of
the club is felt in its growing membership, |
and the complimentary notice it received
from Prof. Proctor, the great English as
trOnOmer, Oh the occasion of his recent |
visit here, was a deserved tribute to its
value in the establishment of popular in-
terest in astronomy and the dissemination
of knowledge. The club meets this even
ing in the hall of the Y. NJ. c. A., and all
interested in the object represented by the
organization are cordially welcome.
The Gymnasium club, whose rooms are
in the third story of the Ilirsh building, on
East King street, includes in it's member
ship about thirty gentlemen. Efforts that
have recently been making to place it on a
permanent basis, promise entirely success
full results, and the club apparatus is very
complete.
The High School Alumni club, the effort
to organize which was noticed in our col
umns a few evenings since, continues to
gain recruits. The preliminary meeting
which was to have been held in the high
school building this evening, has been !
postponed Oh account of the meeting of the
Star club, above noticed, whose member
ship comprises number of ycntlcmc in
terestcd in this movement. ,
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OUR PROTECTIVE TARIFF.

Lord Derby Pays His Respects to the United
States.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Lorl Derby speaking
at the banquet last night said: 1.-THE
United States might be our most for
midable rivals, but Americans do not
face us in the open. They
fight entrenchcd behind protective tariff,
even with the help of which they have
have not wholly checked the importation
of English manufactures into America.
Still American competition is not to be
lightly spoken of.
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THE GREENBACkERS.

They Listen to Speech by Denis kear-
ney, and Fix Time and Place of TleIr Ma
tiOnal Convention.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Thc Grcenback
conference met this morning at 1C
o'clock. While waiting for the re-
port OF the committee on call
and address - the conference listened
to a short address by Gen. Weaver, Green
back member of Congress, and also to al
address by Denis Kearney, who made one
of his characteristic speeches denouncins
bondholders, bankers and capitalists gen.
orally.
AT 1 p. m. the committee on call pre-
sented their report, fixing upon June 9th
and Chicago as the time and place for the
meeting of the national convention. The
report was unanimously adopted.
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CONGRESS-.
In the House.

No business of Importance was transact
ed during the morning hour, and at its ex-
piration the House went into committee of
the whole on the private calendar.
1ocum was postponed till Monday,
when General Blair, OF Pennsylvania,
in behalf of Mr.. Curtin, will close the ar
guments in the case. Decision will prob
ably be made sometime during tie coming
week.
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THE STAR ROUTE.
Investigation of the Postal Service to

Investigation Of the Postal Service to be
Pressed.
WAsHINGTON, Jan 9.-The House COM
mittee on appropriations discussed the
postoffice appropriation informally this
morning and decided to go OH at once
with the investigation into the Star route
service, authorized by resolution adopted
in the House yesterday. Representatives
Blackburn, Blount, Cannon, Clymer and
Hawley were appointed committee to
make the investigation.
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Where is This?

A New York engraver got out some
wedding cards in these words: g Mr.. and
Mrs. - requests your presents at the
marriage of ther daughter.
INTELLIGENCEE
Which is no worse than the inscription
Oh a Lancaster tombstone "T'heir'S rest
in Heaven. "-Sunbury Dcmocrat.
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Want to Join the Eleventh Regiment.

Col. Al. Rupert, of West Chester, has re.
ccived information that the Lancaster peo,
pie are making efforts to organize mill
tary company. A roll OF more than %
names has already been formed and the Or
ganization is likely to be effected, in which
case they want the new company to he at
tached to the Eleventh regiment. So says
the West Chester Republican.
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SI'ECI.1L NOTICES.
No More Hard Times,

If You will stop spending much on fine
clothes. rich food and style. buy good, healthy
food. cheap and better clothing get more real
and substantial things of life every. way. and
especially stop the foolish habit of employing
expensive Iuack doctors or using so much ni
the vile hiimblg medicine that does YOU only
harm. but put your trust in that simple. pure
remedy. Hop l;ittrr>. that cures always. at Il
triting cost. and you will see good times and
have good health See another column.
>
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
Assault and Battery.

William Butler, colored, who has been
wanted by the police officers for a couple
of weeks to answer the charge of assault
and battery on "Buz" HOlsinger, also
cOlored but who has managed to keep
out of their way, was arrested by Officer
Lentz Oh Miffiin street this morning. He
was locked up for a hearing before Alder
man McCOnomy.
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LarCeNy.

William Williams colored. was arrestc d
to-day and committed for hearing on
"Wednesday evening next, to answer the
charge of stealing from Samuel +. Baily
two lap blankets. The stolen property
was found in possession of a MIN to whom
Williams had sold it,
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Revival Meetings.

Revival meetings were commenced i'll
st. Paul's NJ. L. church on Sunday last
and have been increasing in interest from
that date. Seven penitents have been at
the altar and three have professed CONVEX
sion. The meetings will be continued
every evening next week, except Sunday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
Suit for Slansler.

Samuel Bcdger has entered in the pro-
tlonotary's Office suit for slander against
Henry McQuade, the allegation being that
McQuade charged Bcdgcr with the larceny
of a quantity Of clover seed. Both parties
to the suit reside in West COcalico town
ship.
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WARMERS SAFE NERvINE,
, ssIGNED ESTATE OF EDwAKD ;.

4 SSIGNED ESTATE OF EDWARD =.
n BRYAN and wife, of COnOy township,
Lancaster county. The undersigned auditor,
appointed to distribute the balance remaining
in the hands OF John II. Epler, assignee. To and
among those legally entitled To the same. VIII
AIRY IL. 1880, mt 10 O'Clock Il. m. in the Library
Room of the Court House. in the city OF Lam
''''"''''' ''' Il. +. MONTGOMERY,
1oc9L3tw1 Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09

DO yOu know that there are strln -e pcO
Ihcv seem t" nrnt"r to snlI"r and 1;,ss ih~i1
d:ly ys miser:lbly, made so by Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Indigestion. Constitution
and General Debility, when ShilOh's Nit;liZcl
is guaranteed TO cure them. Sold by ID. IIcit
shu. Lancaster, and VI. l.. Davis, Millersville
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09

Heat rclaXcS the system and opens the way
for diseases TO attack the depressed and weary
body. People of judgment and experience at
such times make use of Kidney Wort as this
great remedy keeps up the tone of the whole
body by enabling, the Liver. Bowels and Kid
ncys TO pertom their functions perfectly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
A Winter pauSy

We We're this morning shown pansy,
which was pluckcd from stalk in the
yard OF b. Frank Saylor. Oh East King
street. 1t was not i'm a hot bed. but grew
in the open yard. and it looked as fresh as
though grown in the middle of summer. ,
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PreparatOry Seyices.

At st. Pauls Reformed church this
evening, there will be interesting services
preparatory to the Holy Communion
which will be celebrated on Sunday next.
Three members will be received by con-
firmation. two by a renewal of confession,
and one by letter. The services will be
conducted by the pastor. Rev. DR.. Shu-
maker
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OBITUARY.
Death of Mrs. Cadwalasier.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Mrs. George
Cadwalader, relict of General George
Cadwalader, died at her residence
on West Spruce street at an early
hour this morning after protracted
illness. Mrs. Cadwaladcr was the daughter
Of Dr.James Mease, and the granddaught er
of Major Pierce Butler, of Georgia.
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Five Hundred Thousand Strong.

In the past few months there have been more
than 500 600 bottles OF ShilOhs Cure sold. Out
of the vast number of people who have used it,
more than 1000 eases OF Consumption have
been cured. All Coughs, Group, Asthma and
bronchitis yield at once, hence ii is that every
body sOcakS in its praise To those who have
not used it, let us say, if you have Il cough or
your child the cough and You value life, don:
fail to try it. For lame back. side or chest use
ShilOh's Porous Plaster. Sold by your drug
gists ID. IIeitshu, Lancaster. and NJ. l.. Davis,
MillcrSyilIc,
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 9, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-For the Middle
Atlantic and New England states, falling
barometer, northeast veering to southeast
winds, stationary followed by higher
temperature, increasing cloudiness, possi-
bly, followed by snow or rain.
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Meeting of Star Ciub.

The regular meeting of the Star club will be
held at ~ o'clock this evening, at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms. Interest
in the work of this club has already spread far
beyond it membership.
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ScropinS The Mud; on.

The mud was scraped from South Queen
street to-day and carted OFF. 1t had been
over shoe top in depth and its removal is a
iOy to all concerned.
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Pure Spices ut Lochcr'S Drug Store.

1t was !. happy circumstance for George NJ.
Cobb. of WestfOrd. Vt. that Kidney W ort
found its way into his dwelling. no less than
three members Of the family having been
cured. As c:;thart ic and iuretic it acts surely
and without pain and cures obstinate cases OF
liver complaints. Kidney disease and piles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
IsrOke His Arm.

Jacob Strine. jr, son of Sheriff Strine,
fell while playing at school this afternoon
and broke his arm near the elbow.
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Try Lochcr'S Cough syrup.

STATISTICS prove that twenty-five per cent.
of the deaths in our larger cities are caused by
consumption. and when reflect that this
terrible disease in its worst stage will yield to
Il bottle of Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup,
shall we condemn the sufferers tor their neg
ligcnce, or pity them for their ignorance:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09

IT is impossible to ovcrcStimatc the value OF
Il remedy which so perfectly controls the an
noying and dangerous affections of the pulmO-
nary organs. Dr. Browming'S c. 4 &. Cordial
never fails when taken strictly in accordance
with directions. DIR. browning, proprietor,
Ill7 Arch street. Philadelphia. Sold by ali
druggists. Price 30 cents per bottle.
jSlwu&w
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INSTATE OF SIMON MlNNICH, LATE OF
IL East Hempticld township, decd: Letters
testamcntary Oh said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebt-
ed thereto are requested so make immediate
payment and those having claims or demands
against the same will present them without
delay for settlement to the undersigned, re-
siding in LanGisville.
SIMON Il. MINNICH,
JACOB Il. MlNN1CH.
n26-6tw* Executors
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N Is hereby given that application Will be
made to the Court of Common Pleas OF Lam
caster county, or Monday. January -, 1880, ut
10 O'Clock Il. m, for amendment of the charter
of the North Atlantic Express Company, by
changing the name of said corporation to that
of the Ocean Food Curing Express Com
pany," and that the same will be granted. if no
sufficient reason be shown to the contrary.
HENRY CARPENTER, Sec'y.
Lancaster, Dec. -, 1879. [dcc2S3t W
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WE have a speedy and positive cure for Ca
tarrh. Diphthcria. Cankcr mouth and Headache
| in Shiloh'> Catarrh Remedy. y nasal injector
free with each bottle. Use ii ifyCu desire neaiti
and sweet breath. Price 80 cents. Sold ID.
! ID. HeitShu, Lancaster, and NJ. l.. Davis. NIL
! lrrSVilc. Sept25-eOddSW
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Lecture by Dr. Greenwa!d,

Rev. Or. Grccnwad will dclivera lecture on
Monday evening next in Trinity Lutheran
chapel. His subject will be "Incidcnts in the
Life of Gen. Lafayette" The Doctor has spent
some time in preparing this lecture and prom
iScS to make il entertaining and instructive TO
his bearers