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National Republican., 1883-10-02
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Leave Wasn't gtull, ir" DAY. MAY 49, tssa
jersey avenue @9G n 5" a station corner Of New
"""SbSS and Pai iIn n iGlO D. nt Witi, M IbL, t,u,i,
without chang, go sleeping Cars to above po,n1s
saturday. Il lUl5 a. IN daily to Chicago Gx,ept
II. m. yrrg, ut $50 ~ M, and $40 D. M, doIv, 4 4,
tlVcpi' T. ItNhMrg cleveland, aud Drlrnlt with
d, - LuilN aud Detroit, via Monrocvllle TO- i5 n IN
| ny. Wth Sleeper, tor olclo. we
tthulS ior Pl,iAdelpuia aud Now York At In A. M
wnhlttriQr and Stctpng Cars attached - " ''''
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! hur An"Npuis, GlUa A. M. 1910 and t;io on SUNDAY
Z Vit M, g W w. ~. ''' Wv ''"''''S'
Z cor way stations between Washington and Ro,tI.
, ~ "ur stations on Metropolitan IIranrh ,., d,IE
ekcll sunday, S;3D a. me- ii and 81, p m ,iav. o,
,,uJlu S;5l " ~, daily, EXCEPT Suudnr for ilteprs
"y,; i'.u tleierick, $50 u M, 1910 il5 ~ IN. daily
=. EGr HaSer;town, io15 n. nj daily. cxrcpt Sunday
,., Trains arrive from the wst daily oa1 ~, a. m
ri,l Erom New York ana Philadelphia, a.5i $50 a. M
! "tlS,n NY y, m daily, Except sunday.
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from from IIta1n,9g gi5p m. daily, except sunday
,o' on EtCdGlick and Intermediate points ~, A. M
Ia,S ' 10 " D. ~, and p daily, except sun,
'''H rains l1s ~ w; ~ - " M daily from Point OF RocEs.
G ~ 0S, 1JO Q. N;lO aud u.U n M L.: H. a5U j. A. 10 "
G,2 so = and ll;30 y. m. Ou sundays, 2. 40 Hli
'''It Nuu WlO H. m, hl ilJ, ., W2 i:Sl and p. IN.
eNcept so y. m. ~
:, For further Information nppya the Baltimore and
~ III ,siiNnnh avenue corner Ol FIurecnh street,
Whtrc erdclBwtl hc USCu lrr baggage to be checked
"'IS V rgieiyfd NJ I y a. 4 nny e p5'Rt IN inc ety.
ls'ED, C. r. a. - -
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T,HEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THE NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AMI

THE NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE Wh5r AND
SOUTHWEST
on and amer SUNDAY. June 10. 1ss3 passenger
Trains oi .nis route viii leave Washington from B, IL
S.5 a. Hl.-r -rIiKuuGu MAIL daily, except sun.
dny( Tor Cincinnati, Louisville, and Local stations
Of g. ~ U. lty. Seepers White sulphur To Hun. :
$40 T. M,--LOUlSVlLL AND CINCINNATI
SHORT Line tDAlLY) solid train, with Pull
man cars to Louisville and Hichmond to Gin
Cinnatl without change: arriving at Columbus Ij0
y. nl.. lie eNngton, NY, 2:iO y. mr. Cincinnati d:3)
p M, and Louisville. Gi5 u. M Connecting nc
These cities with through trains to all points
. West, Southwest, and Northwest
1875 y. m.-Night xpress daily except Sunday)ror
Ashland, KY, Columbus, Ohio, and stations on
Z, " D. Ry. Pullman sleeping cars 10 White
. sulphur aud Columbus. - -
ll:O0 a. m for Newport News, Old Point; and Norfolk
daily, except Sunday) arriving old POINT 1'S@
Norfolk $40 p. IN.
v. NJ Ry. Office COL Pennsylvania avenue, and b. ~
l.. station,
II. w. FULLER General Passenger Agent
G. w. SMITH, Gepcrul MonNT"r.
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KErIINarR,s IINIMENT.

We desire to call the attention of the public
to Kellingers Liniment one of the best prep
arations ever put up for all general purposes
for which liniment is used. Applied TO the
head it relieves headache, and prevents tho
hair from falling out.
National Republican., 1883-10-02
Caroan EnibnKsy.

The Corean embassy yesterday made official
calls upon the heads of the different foreign
legations now in this city. To-day they
will visit the state, war, and navy depart
mentH
National Republican., 1883-10-02
HOnrd Of Survey.

A board of survey composed of Capt Boards
ley and Naval Constructors Pookand Varney
has been appointed to examine the practice
ships Constellation and Dale, now at the Nor
folk navy ward,
National Republican., 1883-10-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure OF Vessels Mt the
River Front.
AT GEORGETOWN.

Sailed: Sohooners Charles N. Simmons,
Babbitt, for Providence; Minnie Smith, Airy,
for New York; Joseph Bayman, Birge, for
Richmond Mabel L. Phillips, Gardner, for
Fall River,
National Republican., 1883-10-02

Mrs Shaw, Miss II. V. Benjamin, Miss Sarah
Ponifer Miss Ridgoly, Messrs. l.. l.. Benis,min,
Hutcherson, John Hamilton, and J.. L. Bon
ianiu.
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- II, W. FULLTN, GOncrnI Pnssengrr ABVI
G. w. SMITH. General Mo"NT"r.
rUNlIE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND nAI.wnL.
..E TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.

Schedule in effect SEPTEMBER 10, 1893:
Sa5 \, M.-New orleans Mall, daily, making close
connections 10 all points south and SOU, invest
daily, except sunday, with &. ~ o. Ry Pullm
sleeping Cars from Washington via Dnnvilla to
Montgomery aud Montgomery to New Orleans;
also Washington to New Orleans Via Lynchbur5
$40 p. M.-Loulsve Fast Line daily, via Charlottes-
vile, Huntington, ana Lexington, to Cincinnati
Louisville, and all Western points, making direct
connections. and with solid train and Puman
sleeping cars. Washington to Louisville.
1875 l.. M,-SOnthern Mail and Express. daily, to all
points south and Southwest, via DanvIlle and
Charlotte, daily, except Suntily, with g. ~ q. Ky.
Pullman sleeping Cars, Washington To Augusta,
VII Charlotte, and Charlotte TO Mott tgOnery.
lulm n Sleeping Cars, Washington 10 White
sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington Mt S:3j a.
n. daily. except sunday. WarrcntOn rains leave
Washington at S:G u. m aud 5:l0 u. m, daily.
For tickets and all Information, inquire NJ Com
pany's office, COL Pennsylvania avcnue, ~ Unoh
Depot.
Nj. SLAUGHTER, ~ MACDASIEL.
General Passenger Agent, Agent
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager.
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Fortress Monroe, Norfolk,
and the South.
Safe aud Elegant Steamer
JANE M0SELEY.

Fare, 80 cents. Meals served on tho European
Plan alter October /, 1858.
MONDAY, WEDNESD AY, aud FRIDAY ut $40 d.
m. Returning leave Norfolk tuesday,
Thursday, ana saturday,
For FREDERICKSBURG, VA, andaIl Landings in
the lAppahannock River, safe aud Elegant Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE
leaves Tuesdays and Fridays at m.
POTOMACNTYERL LANDINGS Steamer rhomp-
m. Fare % cents. - -
NEW YORK SrEAMIGllSi y. G. Knight and John
GIBSON alternately leave New York. Pier H. H. H.,
day morning.
For information, apply at General onloe, Gl3 Fif-
teenth street, nc COmpany's wharf foot OF Sixth
street ALFRED WOOD Secretary
GEO. H. PHILLIPS, superintendent
National Republican., 1883-10-02
Steamboat Zines
To Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, AMI
the South.
IMPORTANT TANNOuNCEMFNr.
or NLiE OF SCHEDIILE
GEOR %E EIE-A-RY,

COMMENCfNG MONDAY. SEPT. "a, Iss3, TiIE
IOPULAK SlEAMEh
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-06
The Distance OF the Stars.

As we behold the heavens on clear
moonlight n'ght, glowing with stars, it
is natural TO infer that the brightest OF
the shining orbs are nearer TO Us than
their fainter companions. Until re-
Gently. however, the distance Of the
stars was a matter Of conjecture. No
change could be detected in the di-
rection Of a star when viewed from OPP
posite points of the earth's orbit a
distance Of one hundred and eighty-six
million miles; no shadow of a parallaN,
as the change in direction is called,
could be found.
Astronomers did not cease TO work
upon the problem; though during the
last century and the first part OF the
present they reached no reliable re-
suit. AZ length discovery was made
that proved to be an entering wedge.
Several stars were found to be moy-
my forward in straight line at a rapid
rate; TO have a large proper motion, as
il is called 1t was inferred that these
stars must be nearest TO the earth.
A star Of the sixth magnitude in the
Swan. siXty-one Crgni. was found 10
have a proper motion Of six seconds in
a year Be-.cl, therefore, selected it as
a subject for investigation. and 10 1888
succeeded In measuring its parallaX,
which is about a half-second OF are.
This. translated into figures. means
that siXiy-one Cygni is four hundred
thousand times as far away as the earth
is from the sun. Figures fail TO give am
idea of distance so immense. and.
therefore years are used. II takes light
about seven years 90 reach MS from six
ty-one Cygni. our nearest neighbor.
and we say il is seven wears distant
Alpha Ceniauri. a bright star in a
Southern constellation, j. nearly at the
same distance. There are about doz-
en- stars whose distances have been
measured IN the same WAY. but the far
iher Of they are. the more uncertain is
the measurement.
The brilliant Vega. or Alpha Lyrp. is
seventeen wears distant. the bright Ca
pella is ten years, the glowing Sirius is va
riously estimated from fourteen iotwen-
iy-ihree years; Arctuus is forty wears. .
All other visible STARS are farther
AWAY than those whose distances have I
teen approx mafcly measured. while 4
the Stars revealed in great telescopes .
ara separated from us by vast intervals 4
Of space. which light requires thousands
Of years i8 frareree.
II they wcrr bloiied from the SKY .
they would continue 20 shine Tor thou /
sands e YEARS II >irns. the irirhiesi ]
star d the frmamert Wcre this daY an I
n.hIiaied r. would beam Just as bright ]
y 20 tEeniy years o. come
u We were transported 10 HE hesm- I
ing de. ard endowed with visual pow /
ers ~ pierre TIE iniefTeninz Depths II
spsee. We should tah1h scenes ard .
events or tie earft fhtf uere passing
twenty year AGO. for tie irt that
leached rs would ~ twenty yt1z ed I
-Iolif C9rp1ai-l.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-06
vINTTA, INDIAN TERRITORY, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1888

on the nose BY bee the other day aud died
from lhe effects d the sting Ia few min
uios.
kAnuKL HNIFH, engineer Of the summer
vile, \. g.. Railroad, was instantly killed
and Paul Washington, fireman, fatally In
iurei By a recent accident on the road.
The engineer saved many lives by remain.
ing At bis post after the train left the main
track.
II Is reported that lawlessness has long
existed In Garland, Yell and Montgomery
Counties, Ark, where the outlaws have or.
ganised a reign Of terror In April William
Potter was assaszinated and the criminal
openly defed arrest. The other Sunday
an armed party took possessionof church
and drawing arms on the preacher COM
PEELED him 10 read notice warning tho
officers and leading citizens to leave the
county or be killed, Governor Berry is.
sued a proclamation urging the sherlffs
aud other officers Of these counties and all
good citizens 20 use every effort 10 hunt
down the aespcndoes. lie expressed dc.
termination 10 break up this murderous
band
An attempt was made by I'd. Whitteck,
IN Covlngton, Ky, the other day, 20 kin
Prof. George A. Yates, an old public school
teacher. Whitteck alleged that Yates
whipped him vhena boy and he meant 10
get even, aud then knocked Yates down.
NEw ORLEANs the past week was flooded
with counterfeit dimes and nickles. The
dime Is said to be a good imitation Of tho
genuine.
Ar Lampases, Texas, recently, Mrs.
Ross the wife Of @. II. Ross, a prosperous
dry goods merchant, suicided by shooting
herself while In bed. She had been IN ILL.,
health for some time. Whom she fired the
fatal shot her husband, who was at break
fast, rushed into the room, and finding his
wife dead took the same pistol and putting
II 10 his head shot himself and fell dead by
the side OF his wife.
Ar Rolling Fork, Miss, recently, Nathan
Ayers insulted Mrs. Chisholm, when he
was killed by her son Thomas.
MARTIN MORAN, aged nineteen, was struck
by lightning recently, on his fathers farm
near Edgeheld Junction, Tenn, while
shocking oats, and instantly killed. Two
negro men who were assisting him In the
field were knocked down but recovered.
THE coinage at the New Orleans mint
during June was 9,6S3,550 pieces, valued at
Nl,sIg,592 The total coinage Of the mint
for the fiscal year ended June 30 was So.
69l ,2s9 pieces, valued at S2l 1885, ,759
The two Richmond duelists, Bierne and
Elan, met the othermorning near Waynes.
boro, W. Va, and exchanged shots twice.
At the second shot, Elan was struck In the
upper part Of the right thigh, and Bierne
escaped unhurt. Bierne then expressed
himself as satisfied, and the parties left the
field in opposite directions.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-06

ways a hand 30 mailer how busy
/ lhey may ~. thor will lfafc their onn
work ani hy % youT aid. With ihe
light u sympathy IN their eyis they Iu,h
Into ihe e1nl0Iiailon and, pallaAlns q
your own real, ihey take The Nunis nom
your mouth, aHd che' Iiully suck the
juice OUT of Your joke. handing back
The rind and hoping for inward, That
Is where they got leii " far a. ! am
concerned. ! am aiWay' ready a. repay
ridenes- with rudenes-, and cold PR,
served gall with such acnd sarcasm as
| may Be- able 10 serurv at the moment.
No Que viii ever knew how | yearu for
the blood Of The iulenupier AZ night
| camp on hl. trail, and al day ! thirst
inr his warm llic's current In my
dreams ! am cutting his scalp loose
with a easc.knlio. while my ingers ara
twinod IN bis clustering hair walk
over him and promenade aoross his alb
domen a. ! .lumber J hear his rils
crack, and ! soe BIZ tongue hang over
he shoulder a. be smiles deaths mlrih'
lul smile.
ID not interrupt q man no mpm
than would tell him be- lied. ] give
him a chance 10 win applause or de-
composed eggs from the audience. ac-
cordlng 20 what be- has 10 say, and ac-
cordlng 10 the proiundiiy Of bis pro
found. An | want is similar chance
aud room according 10 my strength.
Common doccncy ought 10 govern con
,ersaiion without rs bcing necessary
TO hire an umpire armed with a four
foot club, 10 announce who Is at the bat
and who Is on deck.
Il Is only once IN q week or two that
the angel troubles the waters and siirs
up the depths Of my conversational
powers, and then the chances are that
some lcprous old nasty toad who has
been hanging on the brink Of decent
society Tor two weeks, slides In with a
low kerplunk, and my fair blossom
Of thought, that has been trying for
weeks 10 bloom, wiihors and goes Ia
seed. while the man with the chilled
steel and copper-riyeted brow and a
wad Of self-estoem ON his intellectual
balcony as big as an ink-siand, walks
slowly away 10 think Of some other
dazzling gem, and thus be ready 10
bust my beautiful phantom and tear out
my high-priced bulbs Of fancy the nest
time open my mouth. -BW Nyc, IN
Detroit Free Press.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-06
HUMOROUS.

"A man recently Knocked down an
elephant, lion and rhinoceros. lie
was an auct'oneer.
"A man whose best works are al
ways trampled under foot-A carpet
manufacturer. Baltimore Erery Sdtur-
day.
TO be tried for his life-The hem
pecked husband Two eats on the back
fence meet purr-chancc the usual way.
Brought up by hand The coal-hod. =
A. J. Ncios.
"A barber-shop bit: "Is that about
the right length, sir?'' asked the skill
ful barber, as he finished cutting his
customers hair. Il like the des and
back" was the response;n "but wish
you would make it a little longer on
top. " Loaisvtile Couricr-Joatnal
"A package containing two drafts,
one for 81, 900, another for $4,000, and
q 50 gold piece, belonging to a lady in
Beauregard, Miss, was found 10 miles
from that place, having been blown
there by the cyclone. Ii takes a cyclone
to raise the wind" and you will al
ways find more or less breeze where
there is 4 draft. -NorristoWn Herald.
AT fashionable wedding in New
York the ceremony was performed I'M
der Il floral umbrella. This was proba.
bly, Il little suggestion Of the brides
mother, who wanted the groom TO I'M
derstand by the emblem that he ought
to put up something for rainy day
Hartford Times. Oh, no! 1t was a
sugg sion for a parasol-taire diamond
earrings. = Chicago Herald.
--" Mehtable Jane, / can not give you
another new dress this summer, oiacu-
lated Mrs, Purse-prond to her darling,
"your fathers pocket-book has been
drained by you now; in fact, it is dry
"But mamma, | must" "You must
not, interrupted Mrs. 7. "You are
a-a-n "A regular clothes wringer,"
rcjoned the young lady Boston Cour-
Ter.
"A Boston man clung to friendly
lamp-post in the vicinity OF the Uniyer.
sltN OluD, anu, rs nc maze several mel
fcctual attempts TO stop the drugstore
on the corner. under the impression that
II was q horse-car. exclaimed; III (hic)
there sh anything (hicl that | (hic)
dcspise. it'sh one thing (hic) more'n
mother" The drugstore continued 10
whirl around until a policeman came
along. Boston fos'.
A youth who had for two or three
years been paving his addresses to
$4,000 Brooklyn girl discovered the
other day that there was rival in the
field. He thereupon sat down and
wrote: Darling, Ihave advanced over
$500 margins and can do no more. How
does the deal standg' The next day
brought him an answer which rad. I.
Margins exhausted and deal closed. I
Better invest in a 5000 girl. brook /
iia Engie.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-06
A Pathetic Scene.

That was a pathetic scene wiinc sed
by loiterers near Plymouth Church. ihe
other day. on the occasion Of n ".well''
wedding. The bride entertained a sin
rular and un'ashionable preiud &c
against dogs, and consented % become
4 bride only on condition that her fut-
ure husband. who was addicted todoas.
should abandon them, kick them ont Or
otherwise dispose Of them. Mr. Bangs.
her intended. loved a skye terrier above
all the other pets The SKYE accompa-
uied him 10 the church. and there. al
the door Of the sanctuary. Bangs was
compelled % take q last and fond fare
well of the little beast. Tears came lu
the eyes Il the most Gallons and strong
hearted Spectators a. thef noted tie
fond embraces Of master and dog. TIE
bride waited in the rcsiibule. but Bangs
could not tear himself from the siTe
unfil q soullcss sexton snafche1 fhe 1T
and bore him out of bis masters SIGHT
forever. Only the fact that TIRE bride.
MisF fn~er. Il sewing machine ante
cedenis has en- ANNUAL income of SCI.
Do could reconcile Danzs % this sari-
Co. ct bis teudcrest fesi.nrs.--N z
ssA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-06
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

John Russell Young. United States
Minister 10 China, i collecting material
for work on that country.
Charles Dudley Warner states that
In literature there Is hardly nny money
Tor the author. The publisher gets tho
profit,
AT $4,000 a night II Is calculated
that Patti IN "Lucar' viii be- paid
over $50 dollars minute, silica word.
and sl.75,a a note.
Sir Julius BENEDICT. though very
old, Is preparing to come 10 this ooun-
Try, where he has not been since he
came with Jenny Lind,
Philip Phillips. "tho sweet singer "
has started for Amsterdam. intending
10 give there a hundred "song services
during the Worlds Fair.
Mr. Langtry is living In a little
Welsh village, AMI receives, an English
ournalannonnce', weekly remittance
from his wife OF e. Is.
= Captain John Ericsson, the inventor
Of the monitor, still hale and hearty, Is
now eighty. looks about seventy, and
works like Caielgo Inter Oeedl
1t Is said that son Of Prof Donald.
son the lost aeronaut. has been com.
pcllcd TO ask Rochester On. Y.) Jus.
ilce 10 send him 10 the House Of Refuge
that he may obtain an education.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Perkins, Of
Athens, Bradford County. Pa, recently
celebrated their diamond wedding.
During their married life OF seventy
five years they have resided in ono
house.
Rev. DIR. r. A. Holland, Of Chi.
cago, who has been called to the rector.
ship Of Trinity Episcopal Church, New
Orleans, was known AT the early age of
sixteen as the boy Methodist
Preacher
-Ex-Governor A. H. Rice, of Massa-
chusetts. has been unfortunate in his
love. His first wife died early His
wedding day was appointed with a
second lady, but she died shortly before.
He became engaged to third lady,
whom he married, hut she became in.
sane shortly afterward. r Boston Herald.
james Freeman Clark's a." Compar-
ison Of All Religion, = just issued in Bos-
ton, is probably the last important lit
erary work he will undertake. lie is
Seyenty-three years old, and not of
strong physique, and, Notwithstanding
he has written so much and preached so
steadily, he is careful in his habits Of
labor, and never consciously oyertaxes
his powers. ~ Boston Post,
General George Crook, of the army,
the Indian fighter, is about fifty-three |
years of age, but he looks but little
more than forty. He Is about five feet
ten inches high, wiry as greyhound, !
and can outride and outmarch any man
in the American army. II is a histor-
ical fact that he lived for three days on
no other nourishment than tree bark.
during one Of his campaigns against the
Indians. L Chicago Journal.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-06
The Nan Who Interrnpts.

do not, as 4 rule, thirst for the blood
Of my fellow-man. ! am willing that
the law should in all ordinary cases take
its course, but when we begin to discuss
the man who breaks into conversation
and ruins il with his own irrelevant
ideas. regardless of the feelings of hui
manity, am not law and order man.
The spirit of the "Red Vigilanter' is
reused in my breast and | hunger for
the blood Of that man.
Interruptcrs are Of two classes: First.
the common plug who thinks aloud and
whose conversation wanders with his
so-called mind. He breaks into the sad
drst and sweetest of sentiment, and the
choicest and most fearful of paihos
with the remorseless ignorance that
marks a stump-tail COW in dahlia bed.
He is the bull in my china shop. the
NORWOOD in mywine, and the kero-
sene in my maple sirup. ! am shy in
conversation, and my unfettered flights
Of poesy and sentiment are rare, but
this man is almost always near to mar
il all with a remark, OF a marginal note,
or a story. or a bit Of politics. ready 70
bust my beautiful dream and make me
wish that his name might be carved on
a marble slab in some quiet cemetery,
far away.
Dear reader. did YOU ever meet this
manor his wife? Did you ever strike
some beautiful thought and begin to
reel Il of % your friends only % be shut
of in the middle Of a sentence by this
choice and banner idiot Of conversation
II so. come and sit by me. andyou NAV
pour your woes into ms ear. and I in
turn VIII pour q few gallons into your
listening ear.
I DO not care 70 talk more than nv
share Of the time. Cut wouldh De glad 10
arrive at q conclusion just b. see hog It
would seem. I would b. -oplessed anl
81 JOYOUS to follow up an anecdoie till
had reached fhe T. nub. a. IL were. %
chase argument home to cdnvicii0n.
and b. cIInch assertion with authority
and evidence.
The second class Of iutcrrurters is
even worse. L consists q the man
and. an panied % state. his wife also
who see THE general diff n y0ur 70
marks sni finish ont rUr sidrr. vorr
rfm q thought or ar1IIIn Mt II is rerr
seldom that theY Do tlis as ro1 would
a & yourssM bur tter are kinl and
t1custtiul and fte'r sarrioes are a.