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BABY MURDERERS.
A Living Target.

a living Target.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. S.--Dan Harry, aged
Is, fatally shot Con Appel, aged 16, while the
two were firing at target.
Killicg a Child.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Soto Hess, aged Is,
shot and killed Tillie Zschech, aged 10, this
afternoon. He claims the shooting was acct
dental. The matter is being investigated.
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ROCEREES, Flour, Fine Teas, and
VI Coffee, Pure Spices, Butter, &C., &c.
WILLIAM MIIIIKEN q co. 532 Congress 81
GUNS AND FISHING TACKLE.
" Agent for Du Points POWDER, and
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VEWELRY, Watches, Diamonds,
- Solid Silver and Plated Ware.
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EE vELRY, watches, Clocks, silver &
% Plated Ware, Fine Watch Repairing.
RQBERT b. SWIFT. 6l3 Congress
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NEUROLOGY.
Richard Fl. Dana.


Boston, Jan. .7.-Hon. Richard I'll. Dana
died suddenly in Rome last night of pneumo-
MA He was born in Cambridge in 1915, was
the author of "Two years before the Mast, !"
was one of Organized Free Soilors, delegate
to the Buffalo convention in 1S4S, and from
1861 to 1866 he was United States Attorney for
the distr ct of Massachusetts. In 1876 he was
nominated minister to England by President
Grant in place of Schenck but was rejected by
the Senate. The past five years he has been in
Europe pursuing investigations upon interna
tional law with the intention of publishing
work on that subject.
e. W. Stoughton.
NEW York, Jan. Edwin w. Stoughton,
Ex-United States minister to Russia, and
prominent lawyer of this city, died at his resi-
dence this afternoon.
John Pierpont.
VERGENNEs, VT, Jan. 7.-Hon. John Pier
pont, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Vermont, died at 40 this afternoon after
long illness. He was born at Litchfeld, Ct,
in 1906; studied law, and in 1882 removed to
Vergennes, where he has made his home since.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, New Years Eve, by Rev. q d. Ander-
SON ,Jr. A. Grenvlle Grover and Miss Ella Z. Phin-
ney both of Portland.
In Ferry Village, JAM A. by Rev. True Whittier,
Aiphonzo Merriman and Miss Sarah E. Bell, both OF
In Bath, Jan. 4, Chas. @. Purington and Miss FL
II In Bath JAM 4. Christopher G. Henderson and
Miss Lizzie M. Purington.
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EtAHLOR. Always on hnnd the beas
il German French and English Goods.
w II q Ga.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland main, Wholesale nEarI.es.

Portsund DaEls wholesale Naraes.
PORTLAND. Jan. z.
There is but little improvement. in Breadstuffs
and Provisions, but the markets steady at pre-
vious prices Sugar is quiet but firmly held at the
recent advance Cranberries are very scarce and
wanted. Eggs are in good demand, but the supply
is short and full prices are obtained.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain. Provisions. &c.
Flour. Grain.
5uperdne.. 1906 25l II. M. Corn,
Extra Spring. g 50G6 75 car lots "a
Xxx Spring ....7 26@7 ISL Oats, Do
Patent Spring Sacked Bran o0@24 %
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John Pierpont.
SPORTING.
Professionalism.

New YORK, Jan. 7.-Rowell, Price, and
Seavy contested a 5-mile race tonight in
the Madison Square Garden, in a benefit en-
tertainment for Khrone, the pedestrian, aud
Rowell won the race in 2Sm Ais. A 2-mie
walk between Hartman, Khrone, and Edward
Scott, was won by the latter in I'm 4Sas
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HARNESS Manufrs. and dealers in
HI Harness Leather, Wholesale and Retail.
CHAS j. WALKER 3 Co. 1913 8 155 Middle st
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STOVEs, Ranges, Eurnaces ~ Kitchen
~ Supplies. Agents for the crawford Range"
KNIGHT & HOWARD 233 & 235 Federal st.
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ar at Penang Jan 6, barque Minnie Allen. Small,
London.
Sid I'm Hull 4th inst, ship Bonanza, foI San Fran.
cisco,
Sid I'm Antwerp 4th inst, ship John Berry, for
San Francisco.
Ar at Liverpool eth inst, barque Ada Barton Cook,
Norfolk.
Ar at Halifax 4th inst, steamer Acadian, Mcerath,
Portland.
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and 800 hhds; shipments for the week 1850 hhds,
all to the United States
Freights steady and in fair demand.
on United States so days gold TAOS prem; short
sight do at 9a914 prem; on London l7s4 CASA
prem; on Paris 31s@334 prem.
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Rureuean Marhei.

Bv IelegraphD
IavERPoor. Jan. 7-l2.a0P. M.-Cottor market
hardening Uplands at 65sd; Orleans 634 d; sales 81,
900 speculation and export 1ooo futures are
quiet.
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The Arguments by Davidge, Reed and
ScoyilIe.

The Guiteau trial was resumed Saturday,
arguments on the legal questions involved be-
ing made by Dayidge, Reed and Scoville.
The latter did not finish his address, and will
resume it to-day.
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EEWELRY, Watches, Chrononaeterss q
~ Clocks, Charts, and Silverware.
WIN. SENTER b CO.. 81 Exchange st
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Forsign exports,

POINT-a-PITRE. Schr Alzena 1881 shocks and
heads 20,343 # lumber.
HAVANA. Schr G Pettengill-178S shocks and
heads, 3173 box shocks, 2SS heads
MATANZAS. Schr Lahaina-3250 shocks and
heads 600 prs heads, I0,053 1T boards. 1872 empty
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IBy IoBgrHpH.I
HAVANA. Jan. 7.-Sugt market remains strong;
all parcels which arrived sod Centrifugal 9@
91S reals gold per arrobe; stock in the warehouses
at Havana and Matanzas Is, 200 boxes, 400 bags
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HATS. Caps and Eurs. Manufactures
Ia and Dealer in Furs, Robes, SO.
A u
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Grais, nrnrkes.

PORTLAND Jan. z.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. ". Jordan
1877 Commercial street:
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SPOKEN.

Dec 2, lat 80 S, lon 33 W, barque ID Bray ton,
Gray, from Portland for Buenos Ayres.
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DISCUSSED BY COUNSEL FOR PROSE
CUTION AND DEFENSE.
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In this city, jan 7. Joshua Thaxtsr aged 70 years
months 81 days.
In Cape Elizabeth, July 2, Willie Edwin, son Of
Albert and Elizabeth Moody, aged years and IL
In Topsham, Dec. 81 Mr.. Elisha Thorne, aged 50
years 10 months.
In Bath, Jan. 4, Mary A., wife of Peter Richards,
aged 80 years months
In Harpsweli, Jan. /, Eugene H. Allen, eyed
wears months.
In Bath, Jan. 4, Mrs. Joanna Guthrie. aged %
In Bath, Jan 4, Mr.. Ezra Tyler, aged II years
months.
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Rccelpss Of 1raire Central.

IOhTIAND,vJdls o.
Cor Portland, ears 22.miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads 68 cars miscellaneous msE
chapdise
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MERCHANT Tailor. A Fine Assert
Ix1 ment of Imported Goods.
y A SMITH o21 Faderal 81
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SATURDAY. Jan. 7.
Arrived.
steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-rndse
to Henry Fox.
dan & McAllister. Vessel to Chase. Leayitt q Ca.
Sch Annie W Ackers. Mcintyre, st John. NIB.
Sch j w Raymond. -, Westport. NS-potatoess
Sch I W Allen Carter Pembroke for New York.
Sch Hyue, Mari, Wiseasset for Gloucester.
Cleared.
Brig Protens, Harden, st Yincent-W & Q Mil
liken.
Sch Lahaina. Houghton Matanzas-Geo Hunt
s. Co.
Sch Toronto Dority, Bluehill-N Blake.
Sch Ocean Romp, French. Cutler-N Blake.
Sch United States. Sawyer. Addison-N Blake.
Sch G w Lewis, Hutchns, Bar Harbor-N Blake.
Sch Pearl, -, Port Clyde-N Blake.
SAILED Barques Lepanto, and Lapland; steam
er Ontario.
SUNDAY. Jan. 8.
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EBFY GVOGs " MtsEcfskIU NEuEEACts
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storsr Bros. 8 Co., Dry Goods
woolens and Fancy Goods. IA to 152 Middle street
/. crrur, f,orrcrsa
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HATS a. EURS. Special Fine, New
EEYork Goods. Buffalo Wolf Robes specially
MERRY, the Halter 2S7 Middle st
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The following quotations OF stocks were received
Saturday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (members Of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner OF Middle and Ex-
change streets;
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Dry Goods Wholesale HzarEes.

a5aEIy WU5zzC5EEC ENUookEsss
BY water conveyance 1000 bush Cornmeal 70 t
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Sch Carrie L Hix, Xix. Hoboken.
. Sch Sch; Traverse, Lane, sedgwick-clam bait to Car
ney & Prince. ~,
5000 herring.
10000 herring.
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saaI1NG pavsop srEARzsEaaPs.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY 9.
sun rises. SO high water, ItP M. 2.2S
sun sets...........440 Moon sses....... 1910
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rno,a mnRnnANrs, ExoHANaE.

FROM MERCHANTS' EXUHANUE.
Ar at Now York 7th, ship Arabia, new McLoon
Bath, to load for San Francisco.
Ar at Boston 7th, barque j Winslow, Morton
Buenos Ayres.
Baroue Ada Carter, 435 tons, built at Harpswel
in 1862 has been sold at Baltimore for 81, 4l9.
Sch Edward Lawyer, Kendall. from Rockland fol
wilmington, NC. put into Vineyard Haven 9TH ant
renorts LIST inst SO miles east Of Portland, Andrew
Duff of Rockland, LIST mate, was knocked over
board while reefng mainsail and was drowned.
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GUITEAU.

The Legal Questions involved
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by Telegrsph.)
NEW YORK Jan. 7.-Money-The last loans was
made at 21s per cent and closed at 3. The bank
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THE PROSECUTION.
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Fresh Beef Market.
Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
& Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Reef Franklin Wharf.
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pear OF PORTLAND.

MARINE NEWS.
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GROCERs.
" Fine goods and low prices.
". L. WILSON CO., Exchange s. Federal st.
GROCERIES, Teas and Flour.
" s.. r. SoULE CO.,
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Wheats. -. 8 60@9 2f
Michigan Win
tor best. ....7 5otg7 81
Common
Michigan. 0O@7 2f
St. Louis Win
ter fair. -. z 5007 al
Winter good. II 1903 0l
Winter best. g 25@3 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20
cry truly ours,
J. |. MCGEE
BrOwnville, Neb.

The Library Association has received
from Peterson & Bros. Of Philadelphia
the following new books:
Castles Heir, Robert Bruce. Wallace.
Iron Hand, Trials of the Assassin,
Wandering jew. Dead Secret, Gipsey
Chief, Horace Templeton, Discarded
Queen. Rebel Bride. Camille, David
Copperheld, Clandestine Marriage,
Heart Twice Won. Life Of Sheridan,
Mana, Woman in Black, Child of Israel,
Indiana. Maj. Jones Travels, Earls Sc
cret, Mrs. Mayburn's Twins, Fascinat-
ing Woman, Winning the Battle, Paul
Hart, Linda, Sabine's Falsehood, Mil
dred's Cadet. Exiles, Prince of Breffny
Monsieur lie Ministre, Nana's Mother
Mrs. Southworth's Works, Mrs. Steph'
ems Works.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

We take pleasure in being able to
recommend the barber shop Of Witch
erly Il Hawkins, of Brownville. as one
superior in every respect. They keep,
without doubt, one of the cleanest. best
furnished and most comfortable estab-
lishments that can be found anywhere !;
and as workmen, in any branch of the
tonsorial business. they are absolutely
first class. And we are pleased to say
furthermore that Witcherly & Hawk
ins are accommodating. sober, genial
gentlemen. and when in Brownville
and want fixing up as good rs new.
call on them. first door east Of the post
office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

EDITOR ADvERTIsER:-I am in
formed that the report is being circu-
lated that the Sheridan school district
is'in debt to the amount of $1,000.
Allow me to say this district has never
been more than 800 in debt, and at
the present time is practically out of
debt, as we only have one bond of $3.50
outstanding, and it is provided for and
will be paid by the tax of 1881.
WESLEY DUNDAs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

There were several Brownvillians i'm
town this week. They say their town
is not dead, ner is it sleeping. 1t Is
still the county seat. and because of
the jealousy existing between Calvert
and Sheridan, it is liable to he for a
long time to come. A new paper to be
started there soon will help to boom it,
and business, they say. is comparative-
ly good. AS clown years ago said.
we would rather own "A lamp post in
Calvert than a corner lot in Brown
ville.--7ecumse T'Orchlight.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20
Notice..

Mrs. Z. J. Monahan, of Maryville,
Mo-, will be in Brownville on May
18th, and remain three days Call on
her at the Union House. where she is
prepared to treat all forms of eye dis
eases successfully. Her treatment is a
permanent cure for granulated eye lids
and all forms of Inflammation of the
eyes.
Surgical operations will be perform
ed by DR.. ID. c. Wilson, of Maryville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20
FIRST Wedding in Calvert.

Married, at the Catholic parsonage,
by Father Fitzgerald, Mr.. Geo. ii. Tay-
lor, and Miss Katie Cooney, on Tues
day. April 18th, 1882.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20
Death of William 8, CLARK.

DIED, at his residence i'm Nemaha
City, on Friday, the 14th Of April, 1882,
ut o'clock a. m., Mr.. William s. Clark,
in the 44th year of his age.
The deceased was born at Meadville,
Crawford county, Pennsylvania, Jan.
18th, 1888, and came to Nemaha City
Nebraska, in 1859, where he married
Miss Mary Jane Pavey, daughter of
the late +. &. Pavey. He resided at
Nemaha City. except for short inter-
walls, ever since. In March 1862 he
went into the army with the present
editor OF The ADVERTISER, was as
signed to Penick's famous regiment.
Co. d., and being a superior business
man was commissioned by Col. Penick
as quartermasteI sergeant and served
his time out with ability and satisfac-
tion. He was ready accountant and
competent book keeper, being grad
uate of Iron City Commercial College.
Pa, and had a diploma from that school.
The deceased was cousin by marriage
of the writer hereof, and in his death
we lost ono of our dearest and best
friends. We loved him as brother,
for his devoted friendship to us, for
his genial nature, kind, manly and
generous disposition to all mankind.
But
Close his eyes, his work is done
What to him is friend or foeman,
Rise of moon, or set of sun,
Hand of man or kiss of woman!
As man may, he fought his fight,
Proved his truth by his endeavor;
Let him sleep in solemn night,
Sleep forever and forever.
Cut down in the prime and vigor of
his life, enforces and renews the lesson
that all flesh is as grass. Our friend
was sick but few days, being forced
to quit his work and go to bed on Sat,
urday the sth, and on Saturday the 10Th
he was carried to his grave. A few
days before he was taken sick he was
out getting some forest trees to plant
and was exposed in a heavy cold rain,
by which he caught severe cold, and
he died of congestion of the lungs
Ed. Chas. Rowe. at the residence
preached beautiful and fearful ser.
mon to hundreds of sympathetic
friends who had congregated in anC
around the house. The funeral pro
cession was one Of the largest that evel
followed the remains of citizen ant
neighbor to Nemaha City Cemetery
Our deceased friend leaves weepinl
and comfortless widow and three chill
dren to face the storms of life withou
father. And in this connection tn,
stricken widow requests us to return
her most grateful thanks to her thought
ful and ever kind neighbOrs for thei
care, solicitudo and sympathy in this
the dark and sorrowful period of he
life.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

Bob. Ford, Jesse James slayer, was
indicted by the grand jury at st. Joe,
No.. for murder in the first degree,
plead guilty, and was sentenced to be
hanged May 10th. After which the
Governor Of Missouri bestowed upon
him complete pardon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20
SamueISOn'S Hall,

Miss Maggie Morgan. Miss Jessie
Morgan and Horace Cone, late of the
Kendall Comedy Co., will give laugh
able and farcical entertainment. Ito the
citizens Of Calvert on Saturday even
22d inst. The ladies and gentleman
are first-class performers, so give them
good house.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

The supper for the benefit of Father
Lyle will be given on Wednesday even
ing, April 2oth, at Samuclson's Hall,
Calvert. Admission 25 cents. Every
body invited
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

Call at Aaron Palmer's for fresh
bread.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

The person who borrowed spade
from my residence will please return II
ut once. Il. f. SANDERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

A little more rain Tuesday evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20

For fine cigar, call on A. Palmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-20
Guiteau
w i'll Be Hung A!

And still r. p. Hutchins will continue
to sell implements from the largest and
best selected stock in Nemaha county,
at the lowest living figures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-10
SEWER COUNTY.
Total. ..... AS As

N. B.-The total vote of Sewer
County is reported as being for
Caine $40, VanZile A.
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THE ELECTION.
The MajoritieS Still Pile Up.

Following are the returns from
the several precincts in the Terri
tory, as far as heard from. 1t will
be seen that but few of the counties
have yet sent in complete lists, and
the figures do not change the esti-
mate of VanZile's total vote, though
they somewhat increase the major
ity for John Z. Game:
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
l1g Of the Stockholders az the Salt
Lake foundry ard Mscbioe Compsny,
Tor the election Of officers for the ensuing
yesr, will be held st the Uompsny's
once OF Thursday, the 18th instant, st
4p,lo. @. T. CULMER,
III Secretary.
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TAHHORSE MARKET

n HAVE JUST RECEIVED An
i other Fine Lot Of Geldings and q
few Mares from my rancho, and they viii
be for sale at the Horse Market, east OF
Deseret Bank, on First South Street, for
one week, Also q large lot CT Chain
Harness. Double Trees snd Tents, suit
able for Railrosding.
nd Z. J. FAUST.
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Alexa1l1ria 0azette.
MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. II, 1882.

4 PEOPLE WHO REVERSE EVERYTHING.
An observing European will find many Curl
Gus customs in Japan, and none more sothan
the habit the people have OF doing every
thing backward, the reverse from the way
we do it ut home For instance, their saws
have the teeth turned toward the handle:
consequently it is the upper cut that cuts:
When they use II plane they pull it toward
them, not push from them. They get on II
horse from the right side. The buttons on
their clothes are on the left side of the gar
ments while ours arc invariably on the
right The last thing when they build Il
house is to dig the cellar ifthey have one, J
and the first thing is to get the roof on.
Their books begin where ours end, and the
printing is perpendicular while ours is hor-
izontal. The first word onthc page is in the
righthand corner while ours sin the letthand
corner, and they number their pages at the
foot instead Of the top. But their clocks
present the most curious feature. The hands
stand still while the face moves. They
say, for instance, it is ! o'clock, meaning it
is one hour before the next starting time
while, when we say o'clock, we mean it is
one hour after the starting time. Consc-
quently in Japan , o'clock is earlier by al
hour than l o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-11

THE DIFFERENCE.-''Whcn | was your
age" remarked Il Wall street father to his
son, 81 had to get along on five dollars Il
week. while you throw away fifty and de-
mand still more; can it be that there is such
IL difference in the times;
Don't think it, Govcrnor-don think it,"
was the cool rcjoindcr, IL think the differ
cnce is in our persona! style. | can't slump
along the way you did-can't possibly do
it and hold my head up in society, and you
ought to see the difference between the girl
you married and the one who is mashed on
me. Come down governor-don't be mean
with mcln