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The Osceola times., 1881-10-08
Some Extracts from the
Writings OfGcm. j. A.
Garfield.

A pound of Pluck is worth a ton
of Luck.
Present evils never seem greater
than those that never come.
Lnck is an ignis fatuus. You ma.
follow it to ruin, but never to success.
! would rather be beaten in the
right than succeed in wrong.
For the noblest man that lives there
still remains conflict.
feel y profnunder reverence for
a boy than a man. | never meet n
ragged boy in the street without
feeling that owe him salute, for
know not what possibilities mag
be buttoned up under his coat.
Things do not turn up in this
world until somebody turns them up.
If there be one thing upon this
earth that mankind love and admire
more than another, it is brave man
it is man who dare look the devil
in the face and tell him he is devil.
BE fit for more than the thing you
are now doing.
If you are not too large for the
place You are too small for it.
In order to have any success in life,
or any worthy success, you must re-
solve to carry in your work a fullpcss
of knowled ge--not merely IA sulli-
cheney, but more than "A suilicicncy.
To u young man who has in him
self the magnificent possibilities Of
life II is not fitting that he should be
permanently commanded; he should
be a Commander. lou must not
continue to be the employed You
must be an employer! You must be
promoted from, the rsnks to com
mand.-There is something, young
man, which you can command-go
and find it and command it. DO
not, beseech you, be content to en-
ter upon any business which does
not require and compel constant in
tellectusl growth.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08

IN reply to a late article in the
Gazette Judge III. X. Withers has
the following in the Temperance
Banner:
Boiled down the substance of the
Gazctte's article is about this. The
prohibition movement is a greenback
movement and is gotten up in the
interest of the republican party.
And second, that the prohibitionists
have a party in this state. AS to the
latter branch of this statement we
have only to say that there is not
now and never was there a prohibit
ory party in Arkansas, nor do |
know of any attempt at any time. by
any one to organize such a party.
Prohibitionists of Arkansas have
never favored a party organization.
They do favor prohibition by the
hands of the respective political par
ties to which each prohibitionist be-
longs"
To which the Democrat adds.
This seems to be very fair and
candid presentation of the case.
There is no prohibition party in Ar
kansas. If there were the democrat
ic party would be in no danger for
it is absolutely certain that about
fve-s;xths of the prohibitionists of
this state are democrats. The vote
in the last legislature on the submis-
sion of a proposed amendment shows
this to be the case, Most of the
votes cast against the measure were
from the republican side. Nearly
every vote for it was a democratic
vote.
If it be true according to the state
mcnt of the Democrat, that five-sixth
of the prohibitionists of Arkansas are
democrats, then perhaps the Gazette
which is on the other side of the
question, has some cause for alarm;
as with following of only one-sixth
the democrats of the state, in case of
a split on this question, it would pre-
sent but slight opposition. But it
need not fear, the prohibitionists, if
we understand them rightly, (and we
think we doD don't want to organize
another party. They want every
man, whether he be a greenbacker,
republican, democrat or a whiskey
guzzler to stand square-toed ON his
own party platform and vote forp pro-
hibition first, last and all the time,
until alcohol shall have been driven
out of the state, and clear-headed,
sober men for Office.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08
A New Use for Coal Oil.

The American Cultivator SAYS
there is a world OF comfort to be de-
rived from the use of coal-oil as a
cleanser of the working woman's
stained hands. Household work ma
turally causes the hands to roughen
and crack; into these interstices the
smut apd grim of the kcttle-w washing
and stove-blacking often insinuatc
themselves, causing them to look
hardened and unclean after the most
thorough washing with soap and wa
ter. No woman, young or old, likes
this, and sli.ost all women object to
the rough, grimy look of the hands
far more than doing the work itself
A way to prevent this evil is to fill
an old bowl half full with kerosine
oil then fill up with water, and when
the hands are discolored and soiled
by rough work, before washing them,
dip the fingers in the bowl and rub
them in the usual way, and the dark
ened skin will be eirectually freed
from soil and CRIME; then wash in
soap and hot water until the smell
of the oil is removed. Another new
use for coal oil is in cleansing recent
ly used paint brushes, BY soaking
the brush in oil it can easily be
cleansed with soap and hot water, as
the paint readily mixes with the oil
that ii is easily removed by the APP
plication of soft-soap and water.
Paint brushes, it is said, will not har-
den if left standing in a dish of ker-
osine oil. A safe way TO light fire
with coal oil is to lay in your kind
lings, then place your wood upon it,
after which turn into cup, kept for
the purpose, one table spoon full of
oil and pour it over the wood and
set fire to it with a match. On no
account should it be poured from the
csa directly into the stove or range,
lest some slumbering spark of fire
ignite the gas and cause an explo-
sion. Children and ignorant, care
less persons should not be allowed
to use it under any circumstances.
Lamps should be cleaned, filed and
trimmed in the morning, and kept
nearly full of oil; they ought invari-
ably be turned down before they are
blown out.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08

The three beardless train robbers
mentioned in our last issue, were all
captured 1.-TWO in the Indian nation,
and the other on his way, near Tex
arkana, to Texas.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08

ASD now comes Camden, Ark, to
the front and proposes to start a dai-
y newspaper. We would just here
mention the fact that Osccola is not
yet ripe for IA daily.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08

and one that will not involve the
coun one cent: We propose to
start q contribution fund and place
ten dollar bill in the hands of re-
ceivcr, when one shall have been ap-
pointed, to be applied, when cover
ed by thousand others, to the build
ing of = Courthouse. There are
surely thousand men in this coun-
ty with public enterprise enough to
contribute ten dollars towards build.
ing Court house, Call meeting
during Circuit court, when all parts
of the county will be represented,
appoint receivers, and lets go to
work, and cease squabbling over a
possible private speculation at the
county's expense.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08

Tue St. Louis Fair opened last
Monday and closed Yesterday 1t
was a big affair and attended with
big success.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08

fmE United States Senator's, if
well bread, will meat IN Washing
ton next Monday.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08

During the Illness and to the hour
of his death 10 minister Of religion
was permitted to see President Gar
field, to the shame Of his physicians
be it said,
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

osCEoLA CIRCUIT, NJ. L, c. :.
osceola-lst sunday, at II M. and s p. m
Carson's Lake-2nd. sunday, at II a.
Williams School house--3rl sunday, at II
m and at Lynch School house at 3 p. IN.
Mill Bayou ith Sunday, ut Ii a m.
X. u. MOON, 4, c.
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Professionals.

Will attend s'rictly 10 all lcgiu-
mate business pertaining to the pro
tcsssion. Mill.
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dsrsianding of the simple and straightforward
scheme which We thus propose In the Interests
ofTIE GAzETrE, we submit a brief exrlapati
as follows;
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for six months, on payment OF five dollars. will
receive four tickets; and each subtcriber to The
Daily Gazette Tor one yea, IN payment Of ten
doAars, will receive eight tickets, ali of which
sil he represented by duplicate numbers In the
drawing
The drawing Will take place on the Twenty
fourth day Of December, 1851.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
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CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS;
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2aub tumm Z iaste Sabre ladenp,
bas 1T cine ausse3eidnete Gin3enidaft in
unierer 3eit. Der beute nidts bOren
unb nidts lpreden lam, Der ii 1der ror
benz Reucluticnstribunal.
Ber meib, faste 6erault be Sedelles
bin,utretenb, &obespierre unb Satnt Stuff
wirben Jpn eerabe besbalb fitr perbadtis
balten.
W1eiu GROCER Treunb Nctespierre,
iaste Der @dauipieler Trsai, Der i1d BE-
reits an ben 8oltsmaan berangeordnst
bate, 1T nidt 10 tleiuli&, mie piele slau'
Ben.
Srdulein ganbelus, perIeete 2ouiIs, 1T
etmas idadtern in ibren Wutbmaeunseu,
otpcbl ionif bic Sdidternbeit uidt se=
raoe ibr Teblsr lit. sDurua. oenn tIrs
taub1umms sic 1T SeDib irrfnnis.
Da baben mir bic GtasSbin, meinte
Amelie, metne Treunbin 2ouiie liebt ben
sroben StAl fe iudt dberau nad 5tu=
oientSpfen uno 1T drserlid; bab iBr bier
elm mSstides Iprbilc fir ibre sro6en
@cenen ent3osen wIrb. Sn Der Datitel,
lung bee DabnNnns 1T Fe unubertrefflid;
bas 1T aIsemein anerfannt. @s iit ab.
risens nidt 70 idwer, ben Nabniinn gu
Ipielen, benn uer fcntrolirt bic Qebens.
au6erunsen zines aus ben Tuseu sesans
aenen eiltesa Da tann man ieben
Yur3cltaum i4taeen unb uiro bod BE,
munbert.
ueber Srdulein Nmlrantbe, iaete Sc,
rault, etbittert uber bic @ermuttunsen
Der 8iinitlerinnen, lam i'd Sie berubi.
gen i'd babe Re fpreden tSren uub ae
ipritt nit beneibensmertter Numutt unb
nit 70 geiunbem Veritanb, eab fe n,aa
den tofe!ten @iprit beidimen tSnnte.
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Seras.

- 9en 8iirgern BON Dallas 1pu Der
Wori6lag, eine Sduliteuer BON 3 Sent
alfSulegen, sur Mbltimmlng unter=
breitet tperoen.
-Sn paleitine fanb cine geriamm=
lung ber Nftieninbaber Der eyntermatioz
nalbabn itatt. Inter Ben bort ertpGblz
ten Direttoren befinbet lib San @oulb.
+. - leber ben Sanbp Sort Greet amt
i6en Gonsales umb @dlber 1T cine
eiierne Bride erri6tet iporben. 9(u9
fir ben Bead Greet 1T cine eilerne
8riide beitimmt.
l. - Sberiff 8rpmn bon See Gountp
bat einen Yerbre1er, Sib @bent, Der
baftet, Der inn por a Sabren entlpranq.
Seit iener 3eit befano li6 9rotpn auf
ieiner Gdbrte uno bat i'm enbli6 III
VeQ Gountp eripiI6t. Fe@ -r&
= Sn 8renbam ipurbe Der SSarbige
glatban Woob gu stpei NAL spei Sabren
3u6tbaus berurtbeilt, lpeil er eiren
Ntann Namens Safe 8rO,Dn uab cine
Eunbefanute Sra1 geidoiTen bate.
- Sm pafen BON @albe1tpn lieaen
5 nortpegiide S6iife, BON benen Is
Watrplen Oelertirt iiab. Gin Wtar{bal
Der Ser. Staaten iu1te na6 ibnen, bat
iie aber ni9t aufgefunben.
- Von pielen Counties tommcn Slaz
gen iiber Hegenmangel, iogar aus ben
fiODItli6en Counties an Der Gii1te.
4 0am @bite in 8aftrop, Der tpesen
poitraub gu lebensldngli6em 3u6tbaus
berllrtbeilt mar uno pDm Prdlibenten
begnabigt muroe, na9bem er 5 Sabre
geielien bate, lit abermals berbaftet
lporoen. ST bat bDr 5 Sabren einen
Mann Wamens Sames Stone ermoroet.
- Sn Der llmgegenb bon 8ailrop bat
es mebrere Ndbte gefroren uno man
btfiir6tet, oab Die Yfrit9ernte ruinirt it,.
= Son @arrisD perlautet, baB Ging
Slider li6 am Nueees berumtrei6t uu0
Geiebloligfeiten begebt.
= 8ei Der itdbtii6em @abl in Dallas
luurbe Der republifanif6e WtaDorscan=
bloat umb 2 republifanil6e Nlbermeu
erwdblt.
= Nu6 in Yaris, ipoielbit glei9faas
bic itdbtii9e @abl itattfano, tpurbe Der
republifanif6e 6anoi6at als Mapor
eriudblt.
= Die 9eras tueltlid)e i6malipurige
8abn tpurbe in Galpeiton perlteigert.
W. .. gotts bon Soufon bot $780,
900, uno ba fein anberes Gebpt er=
folgte, ipurbe iie ibm susel6lagen.
- Ser Mbiutant General in Nuitin
uuroe bonn lieutenant McWt1rrap be-
na6ri6tigt, baB 2ebterer Gieboiebe
iiberraidte uno ibnen q Yferbe OBJ
nabm, bic er ben gigentbiimern tuieber
surildgab.
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9as Syrdmtein
pou $aint Amarantbe

Roman BON 3ubolf Son @ott Gall.
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3 mel Sraane.

Wan require 3uerf ben Masen unt
bann bic 2eber- namentlid ben erlten-
70 baB bieielben ibre 6unctionen poll=
fomn,en erfillen. Tbut man bies, lc
beust man tpenisiaens neun3ebn 3wan=
siaiteln aller l1ebel Dor, cenen bic Meni9.
belt untertrc rcrfen 1T, iei es in pelden,
alima es wOlle. Das 5cpfen= 8itt,rs if
bic ein5ise uns tefanute Oiebi3in, pel9e
tieie stpei Srsaue in ben Stanb iest, ibre
Suncticnen auf p60is natursenldbe Weile
3u er rfiillen.-Waine 6armer.
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Natrunssmittsl fur Sauslinse I'm

- Natrunssmttel fir S6uslnss unb
tlsins 8inbsr. :. 8. Varfsr, gbsmter I'm
eaboratOrium Der Cooper Union, Cooper
Snltitui, Stem gort, ,fhrsibt: Sd babe bas
prdparat ssnannt NeuRaebter's
yOeutf&ss &tnberm.tl" (Ya.
eutroptine) iOrsfaItis unt.rlu&t unp iinre
oasfslts sDais fret BON trssnb wel&sn
lhapli&sn 6tssnltaftsn opsr 8eaanbs
tbstl.m. 80 IL OOr,iislia sssian,t fix bic
Grndbrung pon 0inoern unb Rranten, ba
60 nabrtaft. lsi&t psrbaulit unb ldmad.
bait If. .Dautf&ss3tne.rmebI
ip In alsn ssncmtnirten Apctts!sn au tab,n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-24

Justices wishing DOCKETS OR
BLANKS by leaving their money and
orders with the County Auditor will ht
promptly supplied, and good article
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-24

Tho remainder Of The contracts on The
Louisville, New Albany & ST. Louis Air.
line railroad have been awarded, and
The entire line Is now under contract from
New Albany to Mt. Vernon, Ill. The
contractors arc compelled by their con-
tracts 10 have their work done 50 that
the road will be completed and the cars
running through to ST. Louis BY The Isl
Of January, 1882.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-24

The contract for ,lc building Of the
entire line OF the Evansville, Dayton 8
Eastern railroad from Lincoln City on
The line Of the Evansville, l,ockport n
Eastern railroad 70 Dayton, Ohio, has
been let % the New Jersey and Western
Construction company, who will no
doubt Sub-Iet certain portions Of the
road. This certainly looks like the e.,
D y +. people mean busincss.--[ Evans
willie Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-24

The directors Of The Louisville, New
Albany n 81. Louis railroad yestcrda,
fled with the secretary ~ state notice n
~ increase III the issue of bonds. II
says. "rhe directors have decided Il
make ANT issue the following bonds
Ss.UlU.1Ko ii par. lFst mortgage pei
cent. forty year gold bonds, secured b
\. mortgage "a ~ the railways, propcri.
am' iraachiscs ~ The company; $780,
go. A i'a's 81 pcr cent. tiity year noh.
collasiv~ bonds 81 said company. secured
The same Is Tie above Issue l,0o0, 900
40 par, ~ second mortgagc bonds Of sale
r0iapanv bearing Interest not exceeding
2 per cent. per annum.' The same com.
pany also fled notice of the increase 81
iIs capital stock from cs,ouoo0o to So
cN0NCO. - Indianapolis sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-24

Man and wife are all one, are they?
said she. Yes, what 81 it?r said be
snspiciously. why IN that case said
his wife, 81 came home aWfully tight
lat night, and feel terribly ashamed 81
myself this morning. lie never said q
word.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-24

Smith American Company Organ
with eight stops, knee swell, and b'a'Il'-
full tone, for sale " the CouElLE Offivh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-08
Evidently q Lie.

New York. The Post publishes an
ia Sed intor1,, w with Lewis Lawrence,
~ ot'G r, Tea a s,ron. Conkling man, who is
quoted az saying: nave I pee sai eng
with Co .pkling to-da. anu ne mas ~ 1 y 81
dsmning The republiceA y .b up LII IN o ano
,wn; he ssys, and it feh uG 't tso ne s. ere
ated the republican party '" ' net 't ave,
and himself slone carried tie ta d lou,
presidential elections By his 60 u w W. J
at disputed states, and now they h go y.
gratitude for him. They ought to l. -
reelected him unanimously, and Rcs Ia.
gle over him like dogs over bone. He
said to me: Lawrence, il these curses do
not come down and crawl st my feet ss
they always have done, T will accept the
offer of the democratic votes and become
an independent with David Davis; and
mark my words, that will carry with itI
the democratic presidential nomination
for 1884 What will that be- by way oil
revenge? I told him to do it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-08
Parisian Varieties.

New York, 6.-HeraLd's Paris: Wig
naux returned to Paris to day, and has
just had long conference with S,o-son.
He accepts SloGson's challenge, but will
not play him before October. He agrees
to all SlossoD's conditions except that
relating to a referee, Sloason desiring the
appointment Of Peot. The point was
left in allegiance until next fall. At the
close of the discussion Vignaux said:
"Win or lose, it il my intention, after
this match, to go to America
The members of the Paris Jockey
Club have offered a prize to have q
match played there.
Miss Griswold, Bret Harte's niece,
made her first appearance at the Grand
Opera, tonight, In the character OF
Ophelia. 1t was a genuine success.
Though exceedingly nervous in the open
ing s 'ene, Miss Griswold soon regalned
her self possession, and so won upon the
sympathy Of the audience, that thsir ap-
plsuse was maintained throughout the
whole. of her highly meritorious perfor-
nance. Her voice ia very high so.
prano, going as far IS E natural, but the
medium is rather weak. Her acting was
excellent, and after the ''mad scene" she
was called before the curtain to receive
the unanimous applause Of ths house
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-08
Where? Oh, Where?
We GRAND nroblem wish

q he grand problem with every
"a in these times is where to in
Dody Nney where it will do the
Vest Ale !. In one line of business
mos go of C.nothing and Gents Fur r
n;shs"o VI c,1ods'. etcr.Goldberg &
c 1tsl'' ia the Was~tch Building, fur,
.nish f one of those places s1ies Where there
conomizers can re. ui1g ho o sreli
brightest hopes. money can DC S TSe;r
by purchasing from them. DO. 10 10
stock of spring and summer gootis = =
extensive, wells elected ana marKe :.
down to the lowest notch; Drop IN
to their mammoth establishments
and inspect their large sssortmen1Gs
of all kinds of genth 7mens ga5m nt5noS
furnishing goods, 'oots ana s si1sSf
etc. Shipping, as hey 90; otlS1'
from their New York manuIacoGi J,
they are able to suit in sulIs' qu"ii'S
and price.
L. GoLDB. ERG,
165 and 1877 East Tel mple s.ioS
Mandatory, 458 Broome sILeoT c-L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-08

New York, 6.-Employiug brewer,
have resolved to hold out against the
strikers. They are willing to reduce the
hours to twelve q day, but insist Oh work
on Sunday. They declare their intention
Of closing the breWeries sooner than put
ting a stop to Sunday work. About
seventy-six firms we're represented.
Judge Brady, to-d%y, ia making az
order YscAting the stay Of proceedings in
the matter Of the appointment of . re-
ceiver for the Manhattan Elevated Bail
road Company, with some emotion
blamed himself for granting the stay,
saying he had misunderstood the case,
and had doue wrong t. grant it originally.
Paisley. Ont, 6.-There was heavy
frost lat night in this section. Grain.
Fruit and vegetables were seriously
dsmsged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-08
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Forty military officers and 20, 600 rifles
are in Sofia, Russia.
Tuesday was the opening day of the
st. Louis Jockey Club meeting.
Platt went to Albany on Monday, and
Conkling will go when sent for.
Only one man was shot in the fight
with the bsilif's pOsse at BAllybrophy.
Several New York brewers have en-
ploysd new men and several have yielded
to the strikers.
Five writs Of ejectment were served on
Monday, in Ireland, on tenants of John
Dillon's father.
Right Rev. Thomas NIFTY, bishop Of
Meath, ireland, says the land bill has
splendid principles.
Two arrests uuder the coercion act have
been made of members Of the Cork
County branch, Of the Land League.
The brewers strike in New York il
the result of the recent discharge of three
foremen who Joined the Brewers o uion.
New York brewers say they can get
plenty Of men at Castle Garden, and soon
train them to do the work ofthe strikers.
A Port Jarvis, New York, dispatch
sayo heavy frost last night along the
Erie road did considerable damage to
crops.
Farrell, chairman Of the town commits
sioners Of MullingSr, West Meath, and
president of the branch Of the Land
League, and Mr.. Irvine, secretary ct the
branch, were arrested under the coer-
cion act.
The Court Martial at Kief has sen-
fenced three other riDglesders of the
Jewish riots, there, to twenty, ten and
Elk years penal servitude, respectively,
two to be- exiled to Siberia and three
others TO be shot.
Sir John Ashley has challenged any
three year old horse in the world to .
match race at weight, for age, with the
FIVE year old horse "Peter" during the
Newmarket, Houghton, meeting, Octo-
Der next, for purse Of 1000 guineas.
A letter from Russia to Berlin, states
that about thirty army officers, including
colonel Of the imperial guard hsve been
arrested the past month. Among the
naval officers arrested, is relative Of the
procurer, General MAuravief, who con-
Quoted the prosecution Of kousakof, and
other nihilists executed for completely in
the murder Of the Gar. The policy OF
procrastinatien reigns supreme ct st
Petersburg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-08
Horse Notes.

Nashville 7.-Conslderab!e excitement
was occssioned here by the reception o.
a telegram announcing the sale o.
"ArAnzsi to Lorillsrd, for Sl2 600
ssArsnzs" was owned by @. 81. Gillocb
and Col. Geo. Dsrdan, of this city. and
was purchased for Mr.. Lorillard BY
Johnson. "Aranza" originally cost Mr.
Gillock $3.50. She is of "Bonnie Scot
land" stock.
Harding has purchased "Brsmble'
froRa Dryer Brothers for q stallion
"Long Tow has been turned out and
"Fellow Play" is of. F'Chsrlis Howard
has been sent To the farm Of B. f. Cock
rill.