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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20
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There ere anig FfO haaan ln
Hnldi N population N I Wisin
m iho thslIsh apsAlaF poYde il.
HhfWl Hfo numIn { aihnlei anil w,
wmfs" rmeHanis
Over iltutp1 foel N lumber arr
rfillnlinl ~ hdfr hfen ieHfntei h, iha
fnceni Pennsylvania forest hfes
The tomali Railroad ind Ilanhlnr
tomrant has raid W dividend slHre tho
var The fnnentt sum n sleiG.hi
The Eureka plsiflet, Ne,ada. haa
produced ufra ln The yaine n aiI.W1.
on during The past so,on years
Uhiu laai year made ab1ni l60. Wp
gallons n miple stfup and 8,WW, ,Op
pounds nl sugar anil Will have ~ much
more Ibis year Dafrpn lbd
Tho English channel tunnel l. 10 ba
NJ miles long. IL hy ~ feet In diameter
with two railroad tracks, and the In.
comc is expected 10 bc $4,000. 900 an
nually, frum which. II The eggs all
hatch, there viii be- sa. 66O, 800 IN dlvl.
lrnda
The average distance ior tho old
fashioned raIlrond whpels N traycr.e
was about bO,00 miles, but with tho
wheels with steel bands ACTUALLY om.
pluyed on passenger cars NO OD0 miles
have been frequently trnyersed. whIlc
BOO. .O0 miles were trnyorsad by two
wheels belonging 10 ono of the largest
railroad companies.
In New York last wear thcrn verc
g.sii white males mnrrIdl. and g.sa5
white females Thirteen whItc woman
therefore married colored man. Of tha
men married l.l57 were native horn.
and of the women 4. ma ga ihnt NOR,
thnn 500 native horn brldc, took forciyn
bln husbands on thc blr,hs JurIno
the same period 6. ss6 were childre, u
native born parents. and ig55i Of chill.
drcn Of foreign born pnrent,. T. CLieago
Journal
sow doys .,o ,ho s,,,,lo.,,on o..
sc,tlemcn, os Onai occovn, ~@ nnd ~',is,r;hn. ~@
ton Of the estate Of the late William S.
o. Bricn was granted in n modified
form by Judge Finn. of San Francisco,
Under this order total amount of 81. [.
1928, 652. 40, less si.fi3,75O 10 satisfy
future claims against the estate, will bc
distributed. OF this amount Mrs
Maria Coleman receives s2 25g2, isi 80;
Mrs. Kate Mary Macdonough receives
g., ,lGO, ,376.i7; Joseph Macdonough rc
ceives si32. .O75. .26.
| Tho cost ~ n n,;y.,o Mira tror,
New York 10 philndalnhIa IL a. 500 \
wear. the company furnishing no,hing
| hut ,hc wire anI The inslrnmen,s 4,
both ends Of the line tn Bos,on n h
"a 200 +, wear and IN Chic,go AZ 600 !
wear The eypense Of AN opcrntor n,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20
WIT AND WISDOM.

Can shepherds crook bo termed
ram-rodP
-'Tll make note Of this rs the
sharper said when he got u farmer 10
write bis name on slip Of paper.
Smiles Is the longest word In the
language. Between the beginning and
the end Of IL there Is just n mile.
-Es-Secretary Eyarts. who Is In
creasing the size Of his Vermont farm.
Is the man who, when asked by friend
for something from his pen, sent the
gentleman iinc young porker--O Chi
eago Tribune.
just as we expected. Thomas
Hardy's new novel u called Two on a
Tower" and already an intelligent
eomposiior has set u up Two on a
1are." He's been there himself with
more than two. burlington Hapteye.
Powder explosion; Allterary man,
who had recently published book,
was observed 10 be very downcast last
week. "What Is the maiterP' said n
friendi you look all broken up" mo
wonder" was the answer. I've lust
been blown up by magazine"
1t Is alleged Of Melville that he Is
IN inycterate punster. and that after
the wreck OF the Jeannette, as they
were trying 10 make their way through
field of Ice. one Of his men remarked:
"That Ice win surely oppose our pro-
gress." $50 Ice suppose" was Mel
ville's rejoi,der.
Useful dentistry; I" You look cheer
ful. Mr.. spiser," said q friend who met
the old gentleman ambling down the
avenue. Yes" said the interrogated:
81 have iast had troublesome grinder
pulled" and when the sympathi,ing
gentleman asked him II Il hurt him
much. Seth cheerfully responded mot
bit; Il was nm organ -grinde-, and .
policeman pulled him. Chicago Times
pat" said a gentleman who was
fond Of using high-sounding phraseolo-
Nv 10 bis man Of MI work. III am go
ing 20 town at ten o'clock. and shall
weed out the cucumber bed in the In
terim." Interim" thought Pat
That's . mighty quars name for 4
garden anyhow" "Is Mr.. smith st
homer" asked visitor who called
shortly afterward. YES. sorr; yen
find him al work In bis interim, there
beyant," announced Pat
-fiov dear % my heart Il the school I II.
And %. ir.megser. 90 dI.san. sna ain,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20

NsHs ~ ffsMsa dsmssa fans #aa 80.
isiasa y lHs thFlHl4a thsfss fbs asstls
N#s l&HifA N 8He t4fAfF N lhs b4faH4s.
'eFHplsisll asmslllhia4 4. essf l4taasla
WlHHf sehauishpHga eH llfsA ~ s,a
,tailsfHd sset W pfalfle. II 49, sseu1lat
~ iesehef snt Hls4sH FHhllE eha Wsga
Al inefa " Iess Hmsed, fha naFss saus
" the form u fHnasi shlpsa elou4 ehleh
l'nnndad alenR ihe pFHlfIe ahd passed ,hls
liefpn iahe, sneslns 40 etef n ihs hslshf
" igy isei, hlAs8ufl and illlaaii wetr sl.o
Visited hu' NJ eeff sefIsns losses afe NJ.
parted.
Tnnkk eolored prisoners fred Tho
lall ~ Ilfnokhnsen, Miss. the other nlshl,
and we're raasled 10 deNh
g. u. IIups0s, owner NJ \ aaw.mlII
ai IL tlrnnRe, Ind, met with a fatal aerl.
dent On The nh A hoard eaushl In lhe
teeth II q laffa tlfeulaf saw, which VA.
running sofy rapidly. and was thrown with
terrible force, striking Hudson Ia the sioiu.
nch.
A TRAIN on tho Fort Wayne, Muncle
a Chicago Road was deralied near Meta.
mora, Ind, on the 10Th. The express car
aud one passenger coach went down forty
feet and were badly wrecked. Milton, the
express messenger, was fatally Injured, and
anumber Of others were seriously hurt.
FRANK u. Anks, aged 90, q promi.
ncut shIp.owncr Of Bangor, Me-, .bot and
killed bis wife In New York boarding.
house, on the OH, and then Killed himself
Two young girls, daughters Of John
Larn, Of Hatfield, MINI, were drowned by
the cspsIzlng Of boat In which they were
crossing Rock River, May II.
Miss MAY GoRMAs, OF Cleveland, O.,
a passenger on the Harvey, while the vessel
was of Sturgeon Bay, Wis, on the 10th
committed suicide by shooting herself with
u revolver.
MAJOR HENRY llApDocK, Of Pitt
County, N. G., created disturbance at the
residence Of his brother william, the other
night, and was ordered to leave. William
bad TO eject his brother, and there was
fight outside. Tom IIaddock, II years old
saw that his father was getting the worst Of
II and killed the Major with shotgun. The
boy then coolly put the weapon down, and
raising bis father from the ground. said. ~
wasn't agoing TO stand by and see you beat,
father, II he was my uncle
JOSEPH MEINiSGER, a prominent
German architect OF sabctha, Kan, commit.
ted suicide the other day by shooting him.
self twre In the head with q revolver lie
had lived apart from his wife for some
time. The act was deliberate, as he made
n will the day before, with provisO that
his wife should moi participate In the prop
eriy, placing II in trust for his four chill
dren.
LEE HANLEY was killed and two other
boys were seriously hurt in vIcksburg. Miss.
May II. They were pulling an old engine to
a nre and were run over.
Mrs. BRADY, wife Of a country mer'
chant living near Carlisle. Ky, was killed
by lightning during recent storm.
PATSY DEvISE was hanged at Clinton,
Ill.,, May 10.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAxs,

In the House Of Representatives on
the 18Th the river and harbor bill was or
dered printed. The bill 10 enable the Ma
tlonal Banking Association to extend It's
corporate existence was called up and sew
eral speeches made, Mr.. Bland opposing
the national banking system. A bill was
introduced rendering the thanks OF Congress
TO Lieut.. J. W. Dancnhower.
RECENT heavy rains In Arkansas have
caused inealculsble damag. 10 crops and
mill property. The cyclone which swept
through Montgomery County was far more
destructive than at 6rst reported. Several
lives were lost and at least one hundred
families were made homeless.
DIR. KAYE, Assistant Under-Secretary
for Ireland. has received death warning.
The Government Is In possession oi infor.
nation leading TO startling revelations.
Three important arrests were made In Cork
on the 18th.
The dead body Of Phmbe Spruce was
found near Rome, Ga, May u, in the last
stages Of decomposition and partly devcured
BY buxzard.. Her husband is accused Of
having murdered her In order TO marry an
other woman and was arrested.
AT Uvalde, Texas, on the 18th, Tom
weymiller, q stockmsn, sho, and killed .
German named Christian Schroeder. wey.
miller had difficulty with some German
stone.cutters, and procuring pistol, went
on the street, declaring that he would kill
the first Dnfchman be met. Meeting sehro.
der, whom he did not know, but recognized
a. a German, he shot him through the .tom.
ach. weymiiler was arrested and jailed.
and Coroner's jury held him responsible
for the murder. weymiIler IL himself .
German. The murdered man leaves . wife
and two children.
Nus. II. W. PrcER, wife OF proml-
nens merchant IN LsadviIIs, Colo, escaped
from The county insane asylum the other
day and was killed by train 1t q plsss
called the Horse.hoe, the track having 10
double The hill IN order 10 make the steep
Grade. The engineer ssw her on the track
and blew hIs whistle, but was unable 10 stop
the train. The woman Was literally cut 10
pieces.
DicK RoeKns, . cowboy, was shot
dead and Jim Cation, the Paxbas sprInp
ssass -robber. was fatally wounded By sol.
dlers a Fort Garland Cola, the other day.
Thess despsr.does had got drunk. terrified
she soup, and were trying 10 run the soldiers
out oftbc fort. Large rewards are odersd
fsr CztIsn in Tsxn.
ArkrrrIoE = bslng circulated In Bos-
Ton. Mss. for : st>y Il execution n ~
49, 4 uuiss>a. - ~ ev~erd - ir>>-ssy.
A nxwAnp q os.0o0 - bssn ollsrsd
ssr Ne espsurs = ~ aks>sotI.s nsvs 4
A1rias. Mieb.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20

Boys. how long do you suppose Il
would take you 20 make . respectable
fsh-hookp What do you suppose 4
would cost you 10 have . skilled work
man make you one ~ good - you caz
buy for penny
But saw . magical little machine,
not long ago. bite Oh little plecs d
steel wire, chew Il moment and theu
spit u out formed Into . perfect koek.
Il would to>s out these little kookI
every half second, the dlGersaf NJ
chimes making ths different slsssl
Thep arc eight steps IN ~ unnkia1
of . 6sh-hook By she macklnes I Nv
The boy who tended &C q ~
-ns'ched specimens from he nla<hia.
|. shy vsfs pasI9g snsscle g! c.
chiscis ~ kammsrs 49, = - -
4 vivs ~ vsse =, ~ \ 80 - {
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

A NUMBER OF threatening letters have
been sent through the Mil gaukco (Wls.)
post Office, warning aDtI-striking cigar ma.
kers TO leave town and limiting at terridcex.
plosions In the near future.
A REWARD Of $1,000 is TO be offered
for information which will lead 10 the con.
vlciion OF the murderers OF Cayendish and
Bourke.
TWENTY business buildings In Ridge
town, Ontario, including the express and
Post -offices, Nelson's Bank and Elliott 4
Boxers Bank, were destroyed by fire, May
10. Loss 100000.
A DISPATCH from Wpon, Wis, says o
gravel train Of three fiat cars, caboose and
engine was thrown Of the track at Woods
Crossing, on the Berlin Division Of the 81.
Paul Road, Mayo. Three mon were slight
" injured. A COW on the track was the
cause. Passenger trains were delayed sew
eral hours.
SEVERAL inches OF snow fell In North
ern Wisconsin on tho 10th.
HATHAWAY and Brown, Of the Pough-
kcepsIe National Bank, aud Richard W.
Cornwall, Of the Fourth National Bank Of
New York City, have been indicted by the
Grand jury for making false entries.
WILEY LrsDEMiLL, negro, and his
wife, white woman. were tried for mIsce-
gonation at Dallas, Texas, on the 9th. The
woman was fined 500 and the man 500, and
they were committed 10 the county convict
farm 10 work out the fine. Al the rate al.
lowed them he viii have TO remain almost a
year, and the woman over four years.
In the New York Supreme Court, May
0, argument was heard on the return to the
writ OF habeas corpus obtained by George
scoville, commanding John W. 6uiteau TO
produce Frances NJ. scoyilR In court,
charging that she Is Illegally restrained by
her brother. II also says since the late
Guitcau trial Mrs. scoville has shown strong
evidence Of mental disturbance. The court.
room was crowded.
L. DOVE, q Methodist minister, Of
Deerfield, Mich, Is charged with burning
the parsonage two years ago. lie has been
- - y. I'm = = !.
Apsea. ~. ',,.,a,. III ~. - a." s.,ns..a -
bail.
sfhANeh a''ease y .'iy'nB y"
horses IN Wapash county ina. IL sup
posed 70 be an anec'ion OF tne kianeys'
and death generally results within twenty.
four hours after the disease taxes mold u
attention Is given before the animals ia'l
down they are IN most cases saved
ARGUMENT upon the Dill Oh exceptions
In the Gni,eau case was begun on the 9th,
before the Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
the District, sitting In baue, Chief Justice
Carter presiding, and Justices Macarthur,
Hagner and James. Col. corkhill and Da-
videe appeared for the Government, and
Reed for Guiteau. Reed after brief open
Ing passed 70 discussion Of the
question Of the Jurisdiction Of the
court below. arguing the crime was not
Indiciable In the District, because the Of
fen.e wa. not completed there. Chief
Justice Carter suggested that while
murder was the killing Of a person,
and the crime could not be defined
. murder until death occurred, yet the act
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20
|msosAL AND POLITICAL.


s'saE 0rro TREvELYAs has been
asd Chief Secretary for Ireland.
Z S'ase Department and the Gov
Mexico are In correspondence
"m arrangement to prevent sue
n''an outbreaks on the border. The
mn, Of Mexico seems disposed 10
~pnsilege Of crossing Into Mexican
nrunuii Of ho-iiles, as was done
~ y nmous Ord order. but they want
.ksd for through a diplomatic
!" Granted IN due form, not taken
cLAnArIoS said TO have been
We Irish Republican Brotherhood
oas fof suspension Of opinion
y executions" In PhnnIx Park,
aTanced nationalIsts In America
Y ever essfy means In their power the
ndh he work.
Nebraska Legislature has been
~'e''iFaie charges Of corruption
80 VIII the election Of United
-'s'' Van wyck.
lnacE AND INDUSTRY.
=. sAs :, aud Mrs. Simpson. Pros
= n.prp.,der, a, a. ,-,-
~ Association. have on exhIbI-
ssson . piece Of black silk, In
An. Garfield. which was made
~ ssns from fourteen stases
~. The ladies' have also samples
made from eocoons By feed
- - upon other than mulberry
N = sAs hsndsomess being from
- ''se lsave< of the Osngs orange.
n. 4 ssces between The CIcve-
~. .a,llns Mn Company and en-
~ asalniaAisd IN = lock .out All
{..erts are shut down and be-
~ four thousand men are
~ee forcs announced that shey
~ - order va. issurd 10 cloae
snsil al hands we're rssdy
~ = thought possible this
.ssss The mea % resume.
~ : desermIsatIea % ssay
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10

Onsollclted testimony to the Efficacy Of
Prof. Harris eastiiies, taken from Let.
tor9 received from Patron8s
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10

From a Physician and Surgeon.
Missouri, June 26-Please forward me another box
OF the Pastilles. The patient on whom have used
most OF one box In addition to sample box is fast
RECOVERING and think another will set him all ri2ht
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10
May II. SO.
Poor Philip Vanderdonk.

Poor Philip Vanderdonk.
All his life he had toiled and saved
and scraped, and pulled every string
that had dollar at the end of It. And
now all his hard-earned wealth was gone,
and great hateful, interest-eating mort
gage spreads its black wings over all
that he owned and loved on earth. He
sank into chair, and, folding his arms
upon the table before him, bowed his
gray head upon them and groaned great
groans from groanville, groan county.
His heart seemed breaking.
did you mortgage the farm?' asked
his wife anxiously, stealing softly to his
side.
YES" he growled, "both farms, and
sold the wood lot over on Big Island. :"
"And did you have to mortgage the
town house, too?" she asked with quiv-
ering lips and glistening eyes.
''Oh, yes," said the man in hollow
tones. ''Oh, yes, and sold all my stock
in the Northern, and hypothecated what
I had in the Sixth Street BRIDGE"
"And was it enoughP' she asked,
trembling ag with eagerness. "Was it
"Not quite" he growled, and then, as
he saw the CHASTITY pallor of deathly dis
appointment spread over her face, he
added, :but the milliner let me have it
on ninety days time for the balance at
8 per cent"
:And you've brought my new hat
home; thenP" she caroled joyously. ''Oh,
Philip, you dear old duck!''
''Well, no, not all of it," he said. Il
brought the plume and one of the bows
%oTa %ot ;3set M'th = me in the express but the
on hat-car.''
And the next week after that, eleven
dark-browed men, who sat behind Phil
ip's wife at the theatre, waylaid the
wretched man on his way home, hauled
him off down Valley street. rolled him
up into wad, and stopped up the new
sewer with him. Burlington HdaUkeys.
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10
A Ferocious Patient.

A Bangor paper gives this incident: A
dentist had a rather ugly experience
with one of his patients lately. The sub
iect was a strong and healthy young fell
low of about twenty-five or so, and the
doctor proceeded to administer nitro
oxide gas for the purpose of extracting
tooth. Scarcely had the young man
got well filed, and the tooth been pulled,
when, jumping up like flash, he aimed
q blow at the DOCTORS head. Ducking
under, however, the doctor escaped tho
blow, and giving the fellow vigorous
push. sent him back again into the chair.
But his blood was up, and jumping up
quickly, he struck the wall at the side Of
the chair two fearful blow: with his
doubled fists, which fairly shook the
building. BY this time he was out oft,
and calmed down Immediately. All this
took but a second or two, and occurred
in q small room partitioned off from the
main office, so that the doctor had no
means Of escape. The plain impress Of
two sets Of knuckles can still be seen in
that wall.
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10
An Italian Breakfast.

At 9 o'clock comes breakfast st-and
such breakfast! It is served table de
hote style. The bill of fare this morn.
ing was as follows, plates being chang
ed, of course, for every article of food:
l. Macaroni, with cheese, in long,
snake-like pieces. The Italians ate It,
lifting up q spoonful, catching it with
their lips, and chewing it as they suck.
ed it into their mouths, the ends hang
ing down to their chins at the start.
Each officer took several spoonfuls, and
the whole looked like a pile of white
fish-worms on his plate.
2. A bologna sausage-like mixture
cut into slices, and served with radishes.
The Italians dipped the latter into q
mixture of sweet oil and vinegar before
eating them.
3. The next course was boiled beet
and salad. 1 don't know how the beef
was cooked, but it was greasy. The
salad was eaten swimming in oil.
4. Next, caulihower, much larger
and better than American produce, serv-
ed in cream.
s. Chicken, roasted and saturated
with grease.
6. Jerusalem artichokes, eaten raw
in oil and vinegar.
The dessert, consisting of doughnuts
fried in grease, cheese, then apples,
oranges, figs and raisins.
Besides these, and in place Of coffee,
each place had bottle of wine beside
it, and all drank literally. Afine break
fast, indeed, and our dinner will be
much like unto it The only difference
will be coffee at the end and an extra
plate. Dinner comes at S O. clock, and
these two ~meals make up the days
rations. The biscuit and tea at 9 o. clock
can hardly be called meal. I don't
like such feeding. The Italians grow
fat upon it; but the grease in it will
make an Americans liver as torpid as
. snake in the winter. Detroit Fres
Press
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10

Paint Rock branch to the Tennessee line,
and are now concentrating their entire
force on the main line west of Asheville.
passing through the counties of Hay
wood, Jackson, Swain, and Cherokee to
Ducktown and Chattanooga, Tenn
the Pittsburg of the south. AS to the
climate of this mountain country there
is none superior. The soil is rich and
productive. The great variety Of rich
growths of valuable timbers is an ipvit-
ing field for men eff enterprise and capi-
tai. A rich growth of black walnut is
found in almost every county west Of
the Blue Ridge.
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10
From a Druggist

...- from OfuE8t8cs
Maryland, Sept. 2'79-Last January We got box Of
your for ofonr customers, and It has made
a2erfect cure of him. We have another customer now
su0er1nR In the same way. and wish one No. 8 box.
June 1852
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10

The Princess of Wales is fond of max.
ing her own bonnets. She has been
heard to say that no one Of the court
milliners can contrive to suit her style so
well as she can herself. She will pur-
chase half-a-dozen bonnets from as many
different modistes, and will remodel
every one of them before she will consent
to wear them.
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10
DIAMOND
INVIGORATOR.

DR.. Evory's Diamond Invi9orator Ia
sPerfect Hood Purlfier, ApPetizer and
Nerve Tonic. 1t makes delightful. whole.
and Stren9thens the entire system.
FOR General Debility, Dyspepsia, Bliousness.
Torpid Liver, Indigestion, Neuralgia and Kheu-
Nausea. Sick Headache and kidney Complaints
1t is invaluable. Price, 80 cents.
Ask your Drugglst for these Rened.
les and take NO Others or Will bc sent
Free on receipt OF price.
descriptive Pamphlets Free.
~Addresc DR.. Evory's Diamond Remedies Co.,
r. " BOX $780, 104 John Street, New York.
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10

fectly Had ePtlepsZ from xeakness for years past
Iowa, Oct 10th, '79-I am almost surprised at your
Pastilles They have worked like charm on me: am
the verge of TIN grave thought and there was
cure for me, but now In good hopes for cure.
West Virginia, Aug. g. 1871 received your medi-
thsnfful inciosed nd IS Please send me anotheyy @ y
box NO. q for friend You have done a great thing
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10

Sc GH3 - Great chance to make mon.v
ID Those who always take adya1-
I'LL tage OF the good. chances for
"nv6 making money that are offered
VOAD generally become wealthy. vhiI'
those who do not improve such
Women, boys and girls to work for us right in
.neir S,' own localities ANY one can do the work
more more than twelve times ordinary wages. Expsn.
s'e ontflt ordered free: No one who engages fails
10 make money rapidly. You can devote vonr
mcnts. Full information and all that is needed
sent N Tree re Address sr1NsoN Co Portland, Maine
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10

r os$;: % ss sSE
tai not required. We will start
nHH you. $12 a day and upwards
made by the industrious at hnme
Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere
to work for us. Now is the time. You can de-
vote your whole time to it or only your spare mo-
uents. No other business will pay you nearly
well. No one willing to work can fail to max
enormous pay by engag ing at once, Costly outf
monxEusta, silly nd honorably. Address True 4 c
Augey en- Maine.
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-05-10

'Stand from under'' Is an Injunction
which one should understand.