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The daily gazette., 1881-06-07

In an interview at st. Paul on Sat.
urday, Secretary Window said
.rhere is no issue at present between
Mr.. Conkling and the President. Mr..
Robertson has been confirmed by the
Senate and that is the end of 1t. He
will not take sides with either faction;
will not recognize any faction. He is
the President Of the United States and
he will try to adminisl or the laws and
keep the party together. MIR. Robert
sons appointment does not give any
control of patronage to his faction.
The New York Custom house Will be
run for the business to be done BY it,
not for political purposes at all. That
is something the office of Sec etary Of
the Treasury has uniformly had some
thing to say about.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07

"THE New SouTH."-Under this
head the New York Herald indulges
the following Flowing. language in ref
erence to the South and cotton raising
and manufacturing:
~The ,ers of political quiet and indus.
't.ialp prosperity that has dawned bright
ly upon the Southern States is one of
tire most encouraging signs Of these
bright times Twenty years ago the
South was in the beginning of de-.
structive war, which it might easily
have avert'i l. Ten years ago it was
still prostrate from the disastrous re-
suits of that deadly conflict. To-day
the signs are unmistakable that 1t has
entered upon high road Of material
progress, which has only 10 be follow
cd to lead to measure of prosperity
sad happiness that would have seemed
o1opian in the days of slavery.
But more significant than the extra.
ordinary progress in tho culture of
cotton is the advance made by the
ooath in its manufacture. Since 1870
the capacity Of Southern mills has in
creased from eleven thousand to more
'tnan fifteen thousand 10 inns, and from
iour hundred thousand to seven hun,
ored thousand spindles. Within the
same period the consumption of cotton
nas more Than doubled. 1t was forty~
nVe million pounds IN 1870 aud ia 1850
y had increased to more than one hum
ufed million. The census returns show
mat duiing the past decade the South
nAs made more rapid strides in cotton
manufactures than either the country
AZ large or New England, the great
'eentre Of the industry In America.
II me supremacy which England now
noius Id The manufacture OF cotton must
sooner or leter-.o far, at least, as Amer
.sAn cotton is concerned-be transferred
" .his country, where II properly be-
longs. The time may be distant, but Its
comtng 10 Inevitable. The consumption
" cotton by American mills Is steadily
aaa rapidly Increasing, and will contin ae
10 Increase until the entire crop is
IN the Unitad Stat
while this supremacy may first ps.s
aom old England TO Now England and
10 question whether 1t will not then
sallt from the latter to the Southern
2 Ssales. To this ascendancy New England
aaa no peculiar right or claim. The South
= na' natural advantages which New Eng-
and h's not, and II can require all the
aa,al'antagss a,l which New England hes. Its
s,lmate ~ Is favorable to the manufacture
VI " cotten, and IL has abundance of water
%wer lsS and fuel. Machinery and skilled
.asor an, can bs imported, while capital and
.aNrprise must be forthcoming when the
.sSsanta3ss .sSn that undoubtedly exist are
'seh snd appreciated.
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LOCAL LINES.

Deviled CLAIMS at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
The Levy Court was In session again
this morning.
City Council viii meet this evening.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Heath will be held this evening.
The Firemsn's Convention will meet
again this evening.
Thus far, over seven hundred car
loads of stra W berries have been shipped
over the Delaware railroad.
A three-ms sted schooner loaded with
ium Der passed up the Christiana this
m 1rning.
ashington Lodge, No. I, A. r. s. A.
NJ, celebrated Its seventy fifth anntver-
sary last evening. ....
The Executive Officers Of the Board of
Health are kept very busy jus; At pres-
ebt. ....
1t is very probable that Mrs. Matlack
will bs appointed keeper of the Christi-
ana lighthouse in place Of her husband,
deceased.
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NEW ADvkkrlsHnkHirs
delaware state Bends!
oyTIoE OF STATE TRxAsuRxs.

OfBICB OB STATE TBEA8V8xWv
DovER. DkL.. Nay ~. isel. !
ABy virtue of an Act of the General
Assem- Of the State 81 Dolnwaro.
passed. at Dover At Its seaston OF leol, I do
hereby give notice 10 holders Of DslaWuro
Stale Bonds that shall attend NJ laso
Philadelphia National Bank, In the 0tfY
Of Phtitdelrhta. during the buainess
hours OF that BanK, ON the drst three
secular days Of July. A. D., lsBt. Pre-
pared to pay on AMI redeem boslsis of tno
said Stale, OF the numDoru tullOWfnG:
frum No. z8l 10 $50, both inciusivo Of TIE
denomination Of one thousand dollars
each, D, the issue OF the bonds o. sai6
tate under dale OF January !, a. D.. loGss
Also other ponds OF Lhe sAtd state Of The
uumbers following: From Mo-. / 70 ~.
both Inclusive, or the densl.a ina tion oi
one Thousand dollars each, VI ihs issus Of
the bonds Of the SAID Hsats under dAso q
january I. A. D. 1851. Oct. =. a. D. issS
september IA. A. ~. lUSs, aud Ootobsr
20, A. D., lbde and also other bonds
OF the said Btlle Of the numbsrs ~
lowing: From No. 70 l76. boah lnclu
sive, OF the denomination OF one thous-
and dollars each of the issue Of the bonos
OF said state under date of January I. A.
D., 1874 And that from and afler the nrss
day OF July, a. D., 1854, Interest win
cease 10 accrue ON The bonds herein
designated. "This call 10 intsndsd 10 IN
ciuus all The outstanding bosads OF the
RUBERT ]. REYNoLvs,
state Ireasursr.
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Natures Sluice-Way

The kidneys are natures sluice. way to
wash out the debris OF our constantly
changing bodies. II they de not work
properly the trouble Is felt everyw here.
Then be wise and as soon as you see
signs Of disorder get packA age Of KID
ney- w ort and take 1t faithfully. 1t will
clean the sluice. way Of sand, gravel or
slime and purify the hole system.--
Druggists sellit, both dry and liquid and
dry, and 1t Ia equally efficient in either
form Independent.
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Their First Moonlight.

The Rosebud Assembly, a social
club Of this city, will give their first
annual moonlight excursion down
the bay on the steamer S. N. Felton,
on Friday evening July 18th the boat
leaving French street wharf at 7.30
O'Clock. The committee:having the
matter III charge will spare no pains
TO make II pleasant for all who at
tend. Tickets for the round trip, SO
cents. ..... f..t..
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Two Jolly Philadelphia Teutons
I'm Luckl

Mr.. Alexander Boyer and his chum, q.
Bander, put ole dollar each IN n letter and
sent 1t To- M. A. Dauphin at No. ~ Broad-
way, New York Guy. N; Y (the same ad
dressed ''New orleans, La.," would ans
wer as weIi), and received in return half
ofticket No. 76,U7l In the April Drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery, and each
put iu his pocket tl26O. with which they
purchased nea., little houses in Philhdel-
ph Ia. The Grand semi Annual Drawing
take place June l4th, when over $500 ,00u
will be scattered under The supervision OF
9en'ls BeRufegard and EARLY.
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Ralica Caaaa.

At the hearings before the Mayor
this morning, Charles Miller was ar
raigned on the charge of assault and
threatening bodily harm to John L.
Richardson, his ia .her-in-law. He was
required to pay $3 and costs, and fur
nish $500 bail TO keep the peace,
One drunk with the usual penalty of
30 cents and costs completed the re-
cord.
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Pere Hyactnthe's visit.

PARIS, June, 4.-Pere Hyacinthe
sails for the United States in Septem-
Der, having been invited by memb ers
of differsat churches TO give a series
of conferences in the lsFger cities OF
America. Mime. Loyson accompanies
him. In addition to Pere Hyacinthe
there are two other distinguished clergy
men attached to the Gallician Church,
and "a young American priest from
Now Orleans, who breaches equally
we'll 10 French and English.
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Mr.. Becher and His Scholars.

Prof. Becher and his pupils gave q
very interesting enterta nment. last
night, at the Opera House. He was
assisted also by his newly organized
orchestra, and few amateur friends,
The auditorium of the Opera House was
well filed with the friends and ac-
quaintances Of the children and their
parents, aud the efforts of the little
ones met with great approb .tion and
was greeted with frequent applause.
The programme, which was as folio 8,
was gone through with in excellent
time .tl r....
Orchestra.
Morning Invitation" Three Part
ChOrus.. .Veazte, Jr.
PIANO DUETS,
wearing OF the Green ,".....
Misses Ida and Carrie Liebermsn.
Misses Msrgis ana Mamie Prent,ss
YTriumphale March, solo" ".......
Master Harry Gould.
AriEn M,nsas MaTch;" psa.,: :; ,a.
, Bessie Thompson.
Misses Nellie Lichtenstei n aud
Ida LIE Maistre.
Champion Gsllop..::..........:.....
.Guards Waltzes." Master Walter Butler.
Fr. Lint.
Milly Becher.
Mr.. Tho,. kennsy; teanor, and
.r. Plano SOLOS.
'Crlcket Polka, -. ....,.,L. de Meyer.
LA bomnarn bula,". ".......... Tn. Kullak
Miss MIllie Becher.
Blue Alsatian Mountains Wal'zes
.tilH l.i.N q. Lamotte.
sans souci Overture. .......... .Kaula.
Orchestra.
The orchestra's performances were
very complete and it Is gratifying to
find that Wilmingto ton. is likely to have
so numerous company, exhibiting SO
much musical talent. Master Walter
Buffers performance ON The violin was
rapturOusly applauded as it de1erved
to be, and IN the repetition of it he
showed that he could do even better
than al first, had his na ,ral mOdesty
not rendered him time The little
Misses Lieberman gave esp6 cial de-
light; as did also Misses Gawthrop and
Thompson. But 40 finest efforts and
that which gave most pleasure to the
audience was that by Lille Lichten-
stein and Milly Becher, which was
rapturously applauded. The concert
closed at ten, o'clock, end Mr.. Becber
and his echoIars were heartily gseeted
by numerous frjer rs as they passed
out the audience being greatly de-
lighted at the entertainment they had
so fully enjoved. 1t is altogether
probable thai a'rof. Becher's eaoi is to
establish a Imam mt school for
instruction In music has been greatly
aid d by this exhibition Of his ability
to teach the little ones to sing and play
so admirably. =
Much valuable tiina Is wasted In ekperi-
lnenttng with uncerts In comedies; WHERE
AZ, botLIe oil Dy. Buli,a. ABaby syrup
would At once cure the troublesome Collie
VI Disrrhoes affiicting the Bsby.
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SECOND EDITION
KEEPING NEAR TO SHORE.
Jay GOuld's Idea Of the Mania for
Investment I'm Stocks.

Investment In StOcks.
While in ST. Louis a few days AGO.
Jay Gould WAS asked by reporter II
be was Civ pg any ii apcial aid to any
OF the numerous railway projects In
Mexico except Grant,. His answer
wa: "Oniy in the extension OF my
Southwestern OF Texas system to Laredo.
am not Interested in narrow-gaute
roads. am satisfied that the lsta ndard
gauge will take the business as general
thing. Tbere.is mar ait amounts, in
deed, almost to . diseass-fOr invest
ment In railway prOpe, ties. and any
Kind Of scheme can be hoated now. /
sometimes think the more worthless the
scheme the more certain II Is of sue
cessa This thing Is breeding q serious
financial crisis to this country I am
afraid" The question was asked II
there WAS not some means at hand OF
stopping this mania.
mo, no." interrupted Mr.. Gould,
you cant stop any Thing 10 this country.
The country is too big. 1 made up No,
mind long ago not to attempt to stem
any tides. but TO be fashiOna BILE and
DRIFT slong with the crowd, keeping AZ
near TO the shore as possible
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07

AoooRDINs to the census, news-
s'pefs In Delaware are cheaper than
,p' suy o'her State In the United States.
INV ths average cost TO the annual
.S',.0er Ss's ia u cents per copy, the
s,,,s ,0'Ai price for the country is
sas.. = | cent, the largest average for
sn,. ~ Oslng in Nevada, where it is 10
yh..' ana The lowest in Delaware,
''' " Is Il cents per copy.
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City Council.

A special meeting Of City Council
was to have been held last evening !,
for the purpose Of fixing the tax rate
tor coming fiscal year, but a quorum
not being present no business could
be transacted.
The meeting was called to order
by Present Sharpley, . few minutes
afterS O'Clock, and then adjourned
TO meet this evening. skftEs
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
The Electric Railway.

BERLIN, June GA curious story
is told here. A horse while crossing
the electric railway, having set his
hoof upon the rail, was instantly y
thrown down, 80 strong was the cur
rent, and another horse, having also
touched the rail with his iron shod
hoof, received a shock which sent
him galloping off in wild terror.
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River Improvement.

nent onsn. .ns |. bids for river improve
|n Pbilsaaa1 Pbva ! BY Col. J. N. McComb.
Followinr yesterday, were the
|wilminra,ok luck Creek, 10 miles below
|Company Gn, h,a ne American Dredging
y. Pidpsn "ia ior the work at 25 cents;
|Fsrre. sS0n, RI Ut, !r., "a cents, and q. II,
MispiI,Ii"Wn' IW 'ents per cubic yard. For
|Pidrsn Greek, at Milford. Del. r.
lean S, Dr,sSSr., bid 4s cents and Amsri.
bids wera wrS.ng a Company 10 cents. The
inglon ~, sseneduled ~ and sent 70 Wash.
|nsnt. ''' inc approval Of the Depart.
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why Are you Bilious,

Because you have allowed your bow
els to become costive, and liver torpid.
Use Kidney Wort to produce a Tree
state OF the bowels, aud it will stimulate
the liver TO proper action, cleanse the
skin OF Its vellowness, cure bilious head
DruggisIs have 1t, both dry and hquid.-
Zion's Herald
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07

THE professhon ought 70 bear In
genuine Extract OF Witch HnssI. - ~
ordering the remedy be sure 70 dssiGnaso
the preparation desired, oGherW1ss 8
worthless article may be obtainsd.
ful and con nvenient nutrient tonio, IN ~
form OF Coca Boef Tonie,' Whioh hae iu.f,
ly received the highest commenda fioa.
We have used both Of those prepafaiions
torfdI IN the Medical and 6lwgioaI Iys,ss.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
GOOD ENOIJGH.

Lovers of really good chewing tobac-
20 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as ii is the only tobacco which
has not the flavor OF Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
AP. Id h va IN
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Action Of GroeeryIen.

The grocerymen on the east aide q
Market Street commenced to close their
stores at I O'Clock. They will continue
70 close them at that time ON Monday.
wednesday and Thursday evenings dur
ing the summer months.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07

A dull, heavy pain In the sides, sleepi-
ness. want of energy, no continuity of
thought or labo-. these all indicate dis.
ease OF the Liver, and should be removed
by the use OF DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills,
which will surely ac omplish the object
sought.
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session This Morning.

Lew Con-. finance Committee of the
|ng TO s mss met at o.30 O'CLOCK this mcrn-
bfibe sInn sse enN naNrrapgements for the issue
led bv o'voo ,H.' Iefunding loan author
bot concIuas% linz 0Uart; ,s Up to noon they had
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07

NoTlCE.-Dr. Klne's Great Nerve
1estorer ID. the marvel VI the ago for all
Nerve Diseases. All hts stopped free. -
send 10 s61 Arch .StroeH Phils dslphis,
ont 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07

"Ofall sad words OF tongue or pen,
The saddesL are these, III might nave
BEEN"
The above q iotation was Iorcib'y
nrouoht to M ind the other day by near
ing young lady remark that she would
not now be dying with consumption II
nhe had taken Stne's syrup OF Tar,
wild Cherry and HOrehOun0, In
No, mber last, aud cured her colos - q
riend of hers did. xxkkG
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07

May your troubles only be little ones,
and may you always have DIR. Bulls Baby
syrup handy" SAID an old bachelor TO a
newly.marrieI coup le,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
strawberry Shipments.

The shipments OF straw berries over
the Delaware railroad on yesterday, were
as fullOMs: ~ - u
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Mseslnks Te-Rawhs.

TUESDAY. 49,
81. Y. NJ, A.
Lincoln Lodge, No. Q, X. Of p. Pea
Franaiin Ea%sn1sy clsis E,sSss kS 20; p; Il r
Asylum Lodge. No. n, /. O OF.
German Mutual Beneficial Soctety.
American Star Lodge, No. 2, A. y. q. =
Mutual Coal and Produce AssOcia4ioI.
Mt. Vernon Degree. No. |, 1. o. q. n,
Delaware Encampment. No. Al. O. o Y
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Much valuable tiina Is waste In expert
nenttng with uncerts In Femed ,es; WHERE
as, q bottie foI Dr. Buls. ihaby syrup
would at onoe cure the trou LIesume Collie
" Disrrhoss affiicting lhe Baby.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-12-21

the people, and when, as is now the case,
almost all the internal commerce Of the coun-
try is carried on by paper money and silver
coins, what does it matter, whether the guar
antee which is behind the paper is ia gold or
silver a distin guished writer on political
economy recently called attention to the fact
that the purchasing power Of gold had fallen
Oft eight per cent within three years, and
from it he reasoned that speculation was
rife, that there was a dangerous initiation in
business. The truth is that the remonetiza-
ton Of silver too the imitation out of geld. and
by lifting up silver to the place from which
it had been wrongly thrown down, every ar
ticle Of commerce was lifted up at the same
time, or ra'he gold was made to seek again
its real level. Of the two metals silver is the
sovereign and the nation which forgets this
fact always suffers. Silver is more naturally
the money Of the poor, it. is steadier in value
and more steady in its supply, and what is
the sovereign argument, the business of the
United States demands all Of both metals
that can possibly be obtained.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-12-21
Cultivate Head and Heart.

The London Truth says: Women say ter
ribly hard things Of women, and Miss Phillis
Browne, in her book just published, entitled
.sWhat Girls Can Do; q Book for Mothers
and Daughters, is no exception to the rule.
She says: 'sIf We come to look into the
on broad principles, which works smoothly,
and grows stronger as it advances, we may
be sure that there is a man at the
head Of it; if we fud one where the wheels
creak and groan as they roll, and the hearts
Of the members are filled with heart-burnings
and i%ealousies; moreover, which believes it
self to be Indispensable when it is only 9
makeshift, there 8 woman rules" There is
no doubt that girls are, as a rule, ornamental.
Let them, therefore, by Gil means. be useful
too; but the usefulness must not obliterate
the beauty. The strong minded woman who
cuts her hair as close as a %convlct's and
clumps about the world in q pair Of shoes q
size too large for her, who is Indifferent to
the shape of her dress, may be possessed of
every cardinal virtue, but by disregarding
the quality Of womanliness she brings those
virtues into disrepute. Men fly from her and
are so filled with dread by such 8 one that
they rush into the other extreme, and marry
8 pretty creature who thinks Of nothing be-
yond her bonnets and gowns. Ornament
must not be sacrificed to utility. Both are
compatible, even in . girl, and she who can
#--fx --x $3.50 I. 49,. ~. - -,%l,rf ~ar1o0ts-r
the gentle graces and soft p%rettiness of girl
hood, is, IS Wendell Holmes hath it, 3 harp
Of a thousand strings. 80
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R~t4-4@ --R-'
Sal yer
Lake Tribune.

ko6LS AN$AS ZE %@
The thinkers are ia force again, and there
threatens to be 8 new war inaugurated upon
the silver dollar so soon as Congress gets
well to work. The bugbear which Burchard
threw out in his recent report that there was
d possibility that the $3.50, 600, 900 in silver
now in circulation in Europe. might be trans
ferred to this country, was intended as the
first shot il the war against silver. The sill
YER men should be prepared for this fight.
The arguments increase with the days, in.
favor Of silver. Resumption was only made
possible because Of the silver bill, and the.
prosperity which has succeeded since is d.
rectlY due to the change in values which the
silver bill wrought In our judgment the.
answer to the fear that Europe will unload
her silver upon Us is: Let her unload, i
she can stand it, The attempt would bank
rupt every country Of Europe except Great
Britain and would make even Great Britain
very sick financially. The Treasury OF the
United Sfates1can hold silver enough 20 pe
equal to six OF seven dollars per capital Tor
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-12-21

In the land OF Borneo no young man is al
lowed to pay his respects to q maiden unless
he has taken off the head Of one or more oil
bis enemies. Ia this country s'putting q
head on one enemy is considered the cor.
rect thing. Two extremes Of civilization.
There are two farmers in Rockland whose
property %adjoins. One Of them raised a full
crop OF potatoes in a certain field, while his
neighbor's field on the other side Of the fence
produced not q potato. This singular cir
cumstance is explained by the fact that the
latter didn't plant any potatoes in the field in
| question.
Said the teacher, Sand it came to pass,
when King Hezekiah heard it that he rent
his Clothes "Now, what does that mean
children-'he rent his clothes q" And the
boy with a big brother said it was Getting a
fellow have the use Of 'em for a few dollars.
as brother Dave did with his ulster last spring
and wishes now he hadn't"
Very few people have any idea Of the
sloWness the Austin street car is capable Of.
As0ACAGlJ O lazy W1lu q AWO@yCd1-Olu DOy SOl
in the car. She paid her own fare and
asked what was the charge for the infant.
'No charge, madam. We only charge
adults" s'Then | might as well pay. He
will be grown up before he gets there. I'm
going five blocks"
Conscientious guard-"I'm afraid, sir, the
young lady can't be permitted to travel on a
half-ticket; she's much over 10 years of age.''
Irate papa-',Do you mean to inform me,
sir, that my daughter and I are endeayoring
to sWindle the railway company? Let me
tell you, sir, that we've neverbeen so grossly
insulted on this line before, although we've
both travelled on it for over fifteen years.
Here we have an oyster. It is going to q
Church Fair. When it gets TO the fair it will
swim around in a big kettle of Warm Water.
A lady will stir it with a spoon and sell the
warm water for two bits a pint. Then the
oyster will move on to the next Fair. In
this way the oyster will visit all the Church
Fairs in town and bring a great many dol
lars into the Treasury. Tie oyster goes .
great way il Q good cause.
Outrage BY q policeman: Sam Johnsing
was up again yesterday. "What brings you
here this time r. asked the Recorder. "De
p']iceman, sab; de same one what bring me
heah de last time" II mean what did. you
do ?" 81 was jess passin' a grocery store,
when I struck my head again q ham what
YVES hanging by de dore. I tuck de ham
bown to put it somewhares whar it would be
safe from folks Dustin their brains out again
it, when de fust I knowed 8 p'liceman tried
to get de ham away from me-, and bekase I
wouldn't let de ham go he jus brung me
along too.