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A mining town in Southern Arizon

"A mining town in Southern Arizona,
called Tombstone, though less than two
years have elapsed since it was laid out, has
now 1000 inhabitants and fully I 900
houses. Two daily papers are published
and all branches of business are we'll
represented. Its strange name originated
in the humor of Mr.. E. l.. Shiefin, the
original settler. He had sent an order
to q merchant of Tuscon for -four, who in
filling the order, knowing that Indians
infested the country, wrote that the order
would be for q tombstone. This tickled
ShiefRn's fancy, and he adopted Tomb
stone rs the name of his camp.
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GINCE the introduction Of this Spool Cot
y ton into the American market, its sue.
cess has been unprecedented. No other brand
Of thread has ever met with the same amount
Of public favor in the Same space Of time.
The 20. n. r." manufacturers were the
first to recognize the Importance of the Sew
ing Machine and to make six-cord cotton;
which has ever since been the recognized
standard for machines.
All the improvements in machinery that
the inventive genius of the nineteenth CEN
tury has produced have been adapted by
the manufacturer Of 80. n. I"
At all the great International Fairs Of the
world, 20. n. r." has been awarded the
highest lono-s.
The 20. n. T." factories at Newark, n.
j., and Paisley, Scotland, employ s, 200 op-
eratives - make sufficient thread daily to so
around the world four times.
Consume 140 tons Of coal daily.
The manufacturers of 80. N. T." are the
largest manufacturers of Spool Cotton in the
world.
A full assortment of this Spool Cotton
can be had at wholesale and retail at
J. P. SULLIVAN g. CO., Anderson, S. c.,
and NJ. /. BROOKS, Honea Path, S. G.
Oct Z, 1850 IL ON
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The Williamson Female College

RESPECTFULLY offers its services TO those pa.
IL rents who desire to secure for their daugb.
ters the thorough and symmetrical cultivation OF
IL conducted OH what is called the "ONE-STUDY"
PLAN, with n SEMI-AHSuAL COURSE Of Study;
and by system of Tational Premiums, its Low
Rates are made still lower for ALL who average IS
per cent. No Public Exercises No Receptions"
eight times year. For full Information, write for
an Illust rated Catalogue. hddtess Rev. S. Lam
DEP President EWiljamstnn S. G.. lily
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MARBLE YARD.
SAMUEL MURPHY,
Anderson, S. c.,

nEALER and Manufacturer Of MOnu-
~ nsents. Monunaental Mead-
stones. ToInbs, Vases, Etc. AS 1
ain practical workman, and do work my
self, l can afford to furnish anything i'll my
line cheaper than any one else. Working
only tile best grades of marble, I am able
to give better satisfaction to my customers,
and guarantee all work that leav es my shop.
work only new designs. Call and see me
at my shop on Depot Street, and be con-
vinced of these facts, before purchasing
elsewhere.
June II, 1880 40 1y
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PERRY HoUsroN Co.. Ga, Jan. %, 1880.
In the year 1878, there were two negro prisoners
confined In the jail of this county, who were very
badly afflicted with that loahsome disease Syphilis,
In my official capacity as Ordinary, I employed
Capt c. T. Swift, then resident Of this place, 10
cure Mem under a contract, mo cure, no pay" Ho
administered to them his celebrated Syphilitic
Specific, and in a few weeks felt bound, under
my contract to pay him out of the county treasury
as he had effected complete and radical cure.
In testimony hereunto set my official sigma
*@s ture and seal:
Seal 4. S. GILES,
xSCx Ordinary Houston County, Ga. -
CHATrASoooA, TENN, Feb IA, 1873.
We take pleasure in saying that the S. S. 8. is
giving good satisfaction. We have had excellent
results from number of cases. One gentleman,
who had been confined to his bed sir tceeks with
Syphiitic rheumatism, has been cured entirely,
and speaks in tho highest praise Of It, It also acts
well in primary in secondary and tertiary cases.
CHILES & BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietors,
Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by simpson. Reid & Co., and Wllhitc
Wilhte, Anderson, S. {.
Call for copy of young Mems Friend"
Nov IS, 1850 10 I'm
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Greenvi!Ie and Columbia Railroad.

NHANOE UT oCH HEDULC.
On and after Monday, Nov. s, 1880, the passen-
ger Trains over the Greenyille and Columbia Rail-
road will be run daily, Sundays excepted:
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Langley Manufacturing Company
has declared five per cent. dividend out
of the profits of the lastsix months, max
eleven per cent. paid by this company to
its stockholders for the year 1880.
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- Sitting Bull, the famous Indian
chief, is said 10 be in destitute condition,
desiring to come in and surrender, but
having no horses with which to move his
can1n
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The Es.ex County IN. j. grand
jury recommend the re-establishment of
the whipping-post for wife.beaters, who
are increasing, as fines and imprisonment
have not the desired effect.
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= Boston has 57,7O9 children of the
pupils ags Of whom $3.50 attended the
public shoots last year. The number of
shools is POP; number of teachers 1859,
and tho expense for running the schools
for the wear was Sl,779,217.27.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York General Market.

New York, Aug. 23.-Cotton dull; sales
to-day, 2j6 bales; uplands, l2lsc; Orleans l22Ec ;
consolidated net receipts, 5,2sl bales; exports to
Great Britain 3.026 bales to the continent. Si3
bnies. Flour-southcrn fairly active and firm /;
do, 81 1O9S25. Wheat opencdi@2ISc higher; sub.
scqucntly about two.thirds Of the advance was
lost, closing weak; moderate export business,
mainly in No. spring. active trade on speculative
account; ungradcd spring, 75c@sl 2S No. Chi
cago, 81 3a@l Ji part late yesterday; ungradcd red,
81 0s@1 i2]S; No. 8 do 81 37,dl 3s; steamer do,
81 25; No. rcd 81 4OSa1 il3I; No. red, 81 i3lI;
mixed winter, 81 37ls; ungrodcd white, 81 2jai 35;
No. do. 81 81; No. do 81 80; steamer do, 81 81;
No. red, August, 81 iOGl Az; September, 81 4l@
1924 October, 81 I5Ss@l i5t; November, 81 400
Az Corn }4@lc higher; Hight export demand !:
active speculative trading; ungnded. 6i@7lc;
No. g. &c steamer Csc: No 2, TOl%NT1yc: No. .
white, 75llc; yellow, 7lc No. ., August, 70@70'3c;
September, 7lA@11ac; October. 73}I@7ic; No
vcmber, 75lSd7Gc. Oats hmH Hc E!gher and fc!s!y
ate; yenrlings. 12tgisc. Coffee rather quiet; Rio,
10diS3ic, Sugar steady; moderate demnnd Porto
Rico, 73EG7lSc; fair to good refining T2Sd73dc;
refined lower; standard A, &c. Molasscs firm and
quiet; 50 test refining, 3i@3il9c. Rice steady and
quiet; Carolina and Louisiana, 43{lTiIc. Rosin
Wool about steady; demand light; domestic fleece
3ir45c; pulled, 2OGi0c; unwgshed, 12a31c;
Texas, 1la3lc. Pork duh aud heavy and l0Gl5C
per barrel lower new mess, spot, SIS 25llS 75 the
latter for choice; August, SIS 2j september, SIS II
@ls 25 October, SIS ijdlS SO middlcs quiet and
firm long clear 9sSc; short clear 95Sc: long and
short clear, gAc Lard opened firm, closed SaTlIC
lower aud weak; prime steam, spot, Sll i5tfll %
August, Sll 45@ II 80: September, sll 3IlzGn 10
October, gil 57iSall 62I November, Sll 7Olcil M
Fra gpogfa
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Answera 10 Corre.rondcnt..

Yes, Jemimd, you can now open the front
window-bllnds and answer the front door-ben
without losing caste, The bong tong knee pss ultra
alistocracy (of which we are some) always go TO the
sea'shore uhe back part OF the house, little in
advance of the crowd OF common people, and they
also should return in advance ofthem.
No, NOZZLE, there are no cows In existence now
that give buttermilk. Evolution has done its work
thoroughly In this case, and they are all gone.
LRquirGr-No, Whilelnw Reid Is not woman
The returns received up to the hour OF going to
press show that she IS Rnan, thoughfuller returns
may change this
I'olticidn,-No, Carl sohurz Is not an Indian,
He has shown considerable Indianooity in chang
ing around so as to always catch on to the winning
side, but he is Dutohman in sex, and wears gog-
giles TO disguise his speech
National Republican., 1881-08-24
naltImorc General MnrLet.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l2IE9i2Hc. Flour quiet; Howard street
and Western super, 81 5OG95 90; do. extra, SIS 25@
25 do. family, So G297 5O City Mills SUPER 81 so
15 co. do. extra, SO 0O9G J0 do. family, 81 5O@S00
do. Rio brands, 81 so; Patapsco family, IS 25.
Whent-southern 6rmer Western higher closing
easy; Southern red, 81 35gl 39 do. amber 81 i2@
l 4G; No. / Maryland, 81 i5; No. Western winter
red spot and August, 81 i08l i0I9: September
81 4l@1 4ll4; October, 81 a; November, 81 1910
AZ. COril-SOuthGrn scarce and steady; Western
higher aud iirm Southern white, 73d7jc; do. yell
low, T5c; Western mixed. spot and August, ne
bid September va re; October 7id1iHr; No
veniber, 7G]4c; steamer, GGc asked. Oats steady;
Southern, .iSd5lc Western white, 5la52c; do
mixed, 4Sdigc. Rye quiet at 0jc@sl 90. Hay
steady and firm prime 10 choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland SlGtalg. Provisions firm; mess pork,
SIS 20; bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides
packed, SlE@l03sc; bacon--shouldcrs, 9lic; clear
rib sides, flEc; hams, l3L@l4lSc; lard-rehned,
l234c. Butter firm; Western grass li@2lc. Eggs
scarce and higher Mt lSal9c Petroleum nominal |;
refined 79sc. Coffee quict Rio cargoes ordinary
10 fair, 104al24c. Sugar firm: A soft, 0Mc Whisky
firm 0t 81 -. Freighls TO Liverpool per steamer
dull cotton, 7-32@lfd -four, IS per barrel; grain,
5d5lSd. RGcepts-Flour Lilo barrels; wheat, 266-
400 bushels corn, 203j0 bushels; oats, 1866 BUSH
els. Shipmcnts-Whcat, none; corn 3I,O6l bush
els. Sacs-Wheat 0O9,i2j bushels; corn, 2i0,JOO
shols
National Republican., 1881-08-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock aud lsond Qnotn,iona- Baltimore
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions In the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest lowest, and closing quota
tlons furnished by the banking. house OF II. d.
Cooke, jr., & Co., ii2o street, Washington, d. c.
new YORK STOCK MARKET.
New YoRR, Aug. %, $40 p. m.-To.days market
opened In strong contrast to yesterday cosingand
quickly advanced 4 to per cent, and, with small
reaction, continued to gain strength until about
two o'clock, when general decline took place, and
the market closed at y to per cent above the
close of yesterday. The act that the Secretary of
the Treasury gave notice to holders Of registered
five per cents due October 1 that he would redeem
them on presentation with interest to October l.
was the main cause of the advance early in the
day, the general impression being that, the majority
of said bonds being held In this country they would
be presented for payment promptly and so relieve
the money market. The decline during the after.
noon was due to rumoTs that the President was
sinking. The market can only be characterized as
very feycrlsh and quick to respond to any and all
rumos; consequently an opinion MS TO its course
in the immediate future is almost worthless. The
Gould stocks, notably Missouri, Kansas and Texas
and Texas Pacific are about the only ones THAI
show no improvement for the day. They being
apparently unprotected, near the close were abso-
lutely hammered down per cent. on offers of large
blocks. Thcmoncy market has been comparatively
easy at 6 per cent down to per cent.
NT:w York STOCK QUOTATIONS..
National Republican., 1881-08-24
HINpSI CuSSEDNESS.
An Account or Some Of ISIS TransactIons
In Now Mexico.

The notorious and unscrupulousJe Jerome
J. Kinds, whom Postmaster General Woodward.
Gibson Billy Cook james recently appointed to q
responsible and important trust in the Post Onice
Department, Is evidently not well thought of in
New Mexico, where he carried on his nefarous
operations for so long time. prominent gen.
tleman, who holds high Office under the terrific
rial government OF New Mexico, was met by n
critic reporter, who asked:
General, do you know Jerome J. Hnds?"
"Why, certainly | know Hinds and so does
nearly every man and woman in Santa Fc. The
latter If they be boarding house keepers, know
him very uniayorably, too"
"What do you know about hlm?' queried the
Critic.
"well" said the General, 81 know he Is the most
consummate scoundrel unhung. There are thou
sands Of good citizens in Santa Fc, and, indeed
throughout the Territory, who will bear me out in
my statement about Kinds"
"What were his peculiar characteristics? ?? asked
The reporter
Cheating boarding houses and hotels was his
stronghold and, indeed, thcrr are many persons
outside Of the hotel and boarding house keepers
who would come to the front and testify to the
general bad character of Kinds"
"WhNt else do you know about the Postmaster
Generals pet" put in the Critic man.
"Thcre was one little operation he was engaged
in which came near causing him to be tarred and
feathered andsen out Of the Territory" responded
the General.
"What was that@'
"Well," said the General, "some years since
Kinds made charges to the commissioner of the
land office In New Mexico against the special tim
Der agent Of thOt Territory when there was really
10 grounds for so doing. 1t transpired later that
Kinds wanted the position himself and with that
end in view he trumped up charges against the
timber agent"
"were the charges investigator asked the
Critic.
"oh, yes" said the General, " thorough inyes-
tigaton was had, and the witnesses whom Kinds
had summoned testified that they knew nothing
against the official integrity of the timber agent
and that they never authorized Kinds or any one
else to use their names In that connection. The
people were so ncensed against Kinds that Il
would not have required much to induce them "a
take summary vengeance on the seoundrel."
Jerome j, Kinds" added the General, Is O
nice man for a Cabinet officer to appoint 10 posi-
tion to assist Billy Cook, Gibson, and Woodward
to blacken the characters of honest men,"-CriH,
last night.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
MINING STOCKS.
HANK EII9- INNIIANUF'
Three-dny bills ......... isllS SiSty-dny bills
-. ..u.t. .L.L.. IL.

WALL STREET hOoSll'
New NoRK, Aug. %, 10 a, ma rumor reached
the street late yesterday afternoon afler the close of
the board that Secretary Window had decided to
shortly anticipate large amount Of bond interest,
and on this report, whether well founded or not,
certain dividend paying stocks were In demand
and were hid for at the West End Hotel last even
ing lEdh per cent, above the closing quotations.
While some of the recent bull leaders last night
were talking dlscouragingly and admitted thNt
they were in n measure demomlized, others de.
clared that the bears had oyershot their mark and
IN not securing their profits had oyerstayed their
market WoerishOller said while he had been
wrong for four weeks in his opinions, he thought
the lowest prices of the season were either touched
| Yesterday or would be to-day at any rate. lie
| thought the market good one to buy from this
! day. lie was not n bull, however, on tie Wander
| blt stocks, and he denounced Vanderbilt IN I'M
measured terms. Hutchinson was sui bun the
| market, he said, and explained the bear pro-
| gramme Of crushing Western dividend payers, like
Rock Island and Chicago BqIiingi9n ana n quincy
| carrying the same for bull accoun! 70 sell them
short for the account Of the bear clique by THIS
means the impression was spread that investors
were selling out and the bears were not Obliged to
| show their hands as borrowers Of the securities.
! The scheme Is not a new one osborne says he is
Vanderbilt following at Saratoga are stated to be
buying considerable amount of Lake Shore and
! Union Pacific. Sage says he bought n great many
stocks yesterday hut his friends say he sold them
long time before, and that he Is probably
| LOOKING Tor lower figures. Tho Saratoga people
say that Gould Is buying nothing atpresent except
little Western Union TO steady the market and
his friends say that he said ON Sunday that there
| would probably be sharp decline on Monday and
he was prepared 10 set lower figures. Insiders IN
the Hannibal pool say the intention Is 70 push
Hannibal preferred % 1875 as soon as the market
turns and Keene will be forced TO cover his shorts.
The foreign bankers said last night they had not
been advised Of any further shipments Of gold
| from Europe. w. Z, Conner returned from the
Catskills yesterday and Is stl bull; he says the
| short interest has become enormous. sharp up.
| ward turn Is imminent at any time, The MIS-
souri, Pacific road is earning u per cent. net aud
the Western Union .. Chicago adyices report an
increase in Eastbound freights during the past
| week
1850 a. Notwithstanding flyes, about Sl2,00OOll
coupons due August y about $50 100000 registered
due October !. About S5,0O0OOO registered bonds
are held by banks for circulation The balance are
principally held in this country The coupons
| bonds are almost wholly sold IN Europe.
12i5 p. m.-The Sub. Treasury officials say that
of the $50 100000 of registered Yes called they
tolpate that fully $40 900 VIII be atonce sent In
National Republican., 1881-08-24
rhe pIgrIna ror s,cwnrt.s nencs.

The New York detectives continued dig
ging in the Cypress Hills Cemetery yesterday with
out noteworthy results. The trench Of Saturday
was much dccpcncd, and further excavations, GOV.
ering considerable territory, were made. The CEN.
ctcry employee who acted so strangely curious
when the detective party made its prospecting
tour last Thursday was yesterday one Of the men
at work with pick and shovel, and displayed much
merrimcnt over the suspicion that he had been n
spy. Admitting That he did give unusual ntten.
ton to the visitors, he explained his actions by
saying that the detective partys slow progress and
Us seemingly excited manner when 1t had reached
the vicinity Of the two old buildings and the
doublc-trunkcd willow tree struck him rs OK
ceedinsly peculiar, and II was, therefore, perfectly
natural that he should "kcep an eye open" for
what might happen. The cemetery officials scof
ut all suspicious lodged against the man, who
however, had narrow escape from arrest. Steel
handouts were carried into the cemetery on Sat
urday TO he placed upon him should the detectives
deem 1t advisable. This morning the excavations
arc 10 continue aud 1t was stated last evening that
should to-days work not result In the discovery Of
the remains sought the digging will end tonight
-NcP York Times BcSlTddy
National Republican., 1881-08-24

north sublot 1876 90 by 100 fceO. square AS; VIII.
lam z. Particle to a. d. johnson, $3.50.
on Pennsylvania avenue. corner Of Seventeenth
street west; part OF lot 90 feet by depth, square
lGG; Matthew w, Gait 10 William Gait nominal.
On street south, between Thirteenth and Four.
tecnth streets east part Of lot - ~ feet by 22l
feet inChCs) square 1913; and on Eleventh street
east, near corner Of d street south sublOt q "a
feet inches by 76 fceD, s1paue 9e2i Annie NJ.
Alderman to Charles 8 Bnndyl sllOo
on street SOUTH between Thirteenth and Four
ecuth streets cast part OF lot y go feet by 25 feet
2 inchcs). square 1OlS c. $. Bnndy to Morris l..
Alderman, sli0O.
ON Eleventh street cast near corner Of u street
south sublot q az feet inches by 76 feeG square
9g2; IS. Bundy to Annie w. Ackerman, q 100.
on Eighth street west, between ! aud public
square. part Of lots 10 and II as feet by n feet 10
inches) square i03: B Z. Kcyser. receiver German.
American National Bank, to George N. Clarke
$500.
On Eighth street west between and public
square part of LOT 10 ne feet by ~ feet 10 nchcs)
square 403; Robert willett TO George NJ. Clarke
on Eighth street west, between I and public
square; parts oflots 10 and II Q5 by 81 feet 10
inchesl, square i13; George NJ. Clarke to Fanny
on street south. between Third ana Fourth
streets cast subot % C22 feet inches by 90 fceD
square IsS; Colvill ID. Brown to Florence a. Fow.
Ter, $500
on Third street cast between " md streets
north sublot 5Ol7 feet Sinches by 1lo fccp square
40 Michael Roach ct al. TO Catherine c, Roach,
nominal
on ID street south. between Eighth and Ninth
streets west subos 20, q and % 90 feet inches
by 63 feet), square iiO u II. Johnson ct nl., trus
tees. to T.. Kurtz Johnson 1920.
County.
Sublots 21o oil, 2i3, 2lj 2l7, 29 2si 223, and 2s5
lSO by 100 fccO, block . Of n subdivision Cg!i.-i
Monticello Of II tract known as llnddoCk's Hill:
Annie f. Loonis to W. $. Odell, $1,000,
AUGUST 16
All Of square SOS, bounded by J. and NJ streets
south and First and Second streets west aud all oi
square north Of lO26. bounded by Boundary street
and | street north aud Thirteenth street east
Charles y. Kilmorc 10 Charles Kennedy, 81 900.
On Il street north, between Twelfth and Thir-
tecnth streets west sublOt lB go by l25 fccO.
square 276; Adelinc Clothcr ct vlr. to Charles V.
Riley, $3.50.
on Seventh street west between + mud G streets
south: part lot II d6 by % feeD, square 1877; Ed.
ward Fitzgerald to Joseph II. Bailey, $500.
COuatg.
Lots and b. block 1, of q subdivision of tract
known as Einncham Place; Frank II. Hardcsty 10
Willard S. Black $1,000.
sublots III aud ll2, in subdivision Of n tract
known as Chichester; Irving Williamson, trustee
to Edward Forrest nominal
National Republican., 1881-08-24
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
PoET-TREE.

Oak. Caroline fir ycw pine;
o willow, will you not be mlnes
Thy hazel eyes, thy tulips red,
Thy ways, oil larch, have turned my lfcadl
All linden shadows by thy gate,
cypress ON my heart and wait;
Then gum-beech cherished, Caroline;
Wen fly for Gins Of bliss divine.
o, spruce young man cedar plan
Catalpa's money ifyou can;
You sumach ash. but not my heart
You're evergreen, so now depart;
You'd like 10 poplar--that see
Birch you walnut propose to me.
Here's pa-yon'll see hemlock the gatei
He maple litely say, "'ris intew
Locust that lover while he few
For Gins before that parents shoe;
He little thought n dogwood bite
And make him halsam much that night,
Hnwthorny path lac travelled Ger,
Aud ho was sick and sycamore.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Dangerous Inactivity,

Inactivity of the kidneys seriously and prox.
mately jcopardlzcs their health. When inactive
they need u stimulant The fiery exciiants OF
commerce only serve to irritatc them but they may
be safely stimulated with Hostcttcrs Stomach Bit
ters the tonic principle OF which to increase
their vitality as well. The diurctic properties of
the Bittcrs also another good purpose. 1t Is
by the efficient action of the kidneys mainly thnt
the blood is depurnted purified. Tho Bit,crs
by giving to their secrctive and discharging finc.
tions hcalthful impetus, serves aS a puriHcr Of
the vital current, removing from 1t those inpurl.
ties which begot rheumatism, drnp,y, aud other
maladies. It cndows these organs with vigor, nnd
prevents them from lupsng into state ofdscnsc
NWF
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Taking Unfnir Advantage or the rnir.

AT the agricultural fairs out West young
and beautiful members of the fair sex enter into
equestrian contests with each other and the
naughty boys sit around to see them take head.
ers,' in which they describe paTubolas, in which
the gyrating limbuses make n barbcr-polc nimbus
Of red, white, blue, green, brown, and yellow, ac-
cording to the pattern Of the stockings worn by the
fair but unfortunate contestants. Those rude West.
crn boys need dlsciplinlng. The gallant Eastern
lads would try to prevent catastrophe by man
fully catching ut the striped limbs, in order to stop
them in their mad revolution.