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National Republican., 1883-04-21
Public school Entertainment.

The pupils Of public schools of division No.
4 (South Washington gave a very interesting
musical and literary entertainment at LIN
coin hall last night, tho proceeds of which
will be devoted to the purchase of piano for
the hall of jefferson school building. Tho
hall was densely crowded, and so many per-
sons were turned away that the entertain
ment will be repeated tonight. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Chorus Spring; recitation, Emma Crook; duet,
Music at Nightiall, Mark Kepner and j. HALEY )
semi chorus, Slelghing Song, seventh grade reel
tation, Yankee In tho Catnoombs, James Lar.
combe; semi-chorus, Santa Claus, third and
fourth grades; solo and chorus, Mnlligan Guards,
second grnde; solo, Johnny Dayldsoni recitation,
suppose, Blanche Hipkins; semi- chorus, Gather
ing Home, iifth grade; Soleggio in o.; chorus, The
Picnic; somi.chorus, Come Where the Lilies Bloom,
eighth grade semi. chorus Crows, ifth grado reel.
tation, he Painter of Seville, Maggie Fitzgerald
semi chorus, Rowing Down tho Stream, sixth
grade; solo, lse DIVINE Back TO Dixie, Edward
Van Horn; chorus, Farmer Boys, sixth and sew
enth grades semi chorus Good Old Days Gone
By, SIXTH seventh and eighth grades; hnrmoni-
can chorus fourth grades; recitation, Twinkle,
Twinkle, Little Stur Jennie Fitzpatrick; solieggic
In fat Universal Medley, Misses Koehlor,
sharp, Sanger. Springman, Chase, Hunt, Williams
Stern and Depue: Masters Riley, Gessford, Bun.
dick, Spransy, Thornton, Kenealy, Rudd. Mocka.
bee, Nelliger and McIntire. The musical director
was Mr.. ], II. Daniel: the organist, Miss Lettie
Ransom, and the pianist, Miss Ella Craig.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
Boys Robblns nobtall Cars.

BALTIMORE, MD, April 20.-For long
time past tho drivers of the bobtail cars OF
the Citizens Street Railway company, of this
city, have been tho victims Of petty thievery
IN the way of having their till boxes robbed
during momentary absence, The annoyance
had grown to be unbearable, and one of the
drivers, Charles Engel, constituted himself a
detective for the purpose of ferreting out the
guilty parties. After long watching his efforts
were rewarded late last night by catching
two colored boys, aged about ii years, In the
very act of Rbstracting the packages of money
and tickets. No sooner had he laid hands ON
the larger Of the two than the other turned
informer, and volunteered TO give the names
of three more boys, the five comprising a
regular organized gang Of robbers. To-day
these were also arrested The five were locked
up and will have hearing tomorrow. The
total amount stolen is believed to aggregate
several thousand dollars.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
Dvn.mit. IN Miixy.ul,,..

MILWAUKEE, April 90 The American Elk.
press agents in this city to-day discovered a
package of Dynamite, weighing twenty. five
pounds, which was shipped from Newark, N.
j., by Adams Express aud turned over to the
American company on Thursday at Chicago,
1t bore no marks to indicate its deadly con-
tents, but was directed to the Milwaukee
Cement company. When delivered by the
express driver the cement company's employees
said it was dynamite, and the package was re.
turned to the express company, AND lay on the
sidewalk till / O'clock. The cement company
claim 1t is only lot of fuses. An expert says
the amount was sufficient TO blow the express
trian to atoms or demolish whole block, Tho
inches deem,
National Republican., 1883-04-21
A Distressing Death.
iSpecidI Dispdtch.


BALTIMORE, MD, April 20.-Mrs. Cora Vir.
rinia Short aged 20, residing in this city
died late last night under peculiar circum-
stances. She was in delicate condition, but
in apparently good health, and yesterday eat
q hearty dinner. Shortly afterward she re-
tired to her room and composed herself on the
bed for a sleep. While stretching to her full
longth she gave a cry of pain, and at once
went into convulsions, from which she was
not relieved until she died. During the
afternoon she was delivered OF a dead babe
Deceased was tho daughter of Mr.. James
Walker, a prominent farmer Of Westmore.
land county, Virginia, and her remains were
sent TO her parents home by the steamer Sue
tonight, What makes tho bereavement
more poignant is the fact that Mrs. Short had
written her parents TO meet her at the boat
tomorrow morning, and they will receive
instead of their daughter in life her form
cold in death. Tho family have not beer
notified of Mrs. Shorts death, as they could
not be reached by telegraph.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
Library Contributors.

The request of Friendship division, Sons
of Temperance, for contributions Of books for
library, on the occasion of their third ami
versary reception, was generally responded to.
The following is partial list of the contrib.
utors:
@. Denbam, John D. Eskew, John g. Polar, Miss
NJ s.; Edmonston, Rev.; F.. II. Burkhardt Miss
Mrs. Clara T. Brookheld, u. L. Scott, Courtney A.
Cooper, Mrs: CD; Fletcher, Henry z. Cooper, y.
Belt, Daniel Carrigan, Mrs. Ella S. Mack, L. H.
Patterson, George <. Mason Bette Long, Mr., AMI
Mrs. w. II. Norton, Mr.. Cranch, n. Tune, Mr.. and
Dr. II. n. Howard, c. d. Fletcher, James A. Dick.
inson, Mr.. Hayden, J. W. Compton, Willie X.
Gutter. Mrs. H. A. Moore Annie sullivan. Miss
D. Connell, Henry Howard, Arthur D. McRnight
Mrs THOMAS L. Miner. George Eldridge Balti-
nGe Ipbn Il uammnns IT. n P 6harSs Waoa.
ward, Rosa Cotterill, s. q. Smoot, aud Mr. Currier.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
nRIEEa nY WIRE.

An average wheat crop is assured in Cali
fornia.
The Delaware legislature adjourned sine
die yesterday.
The annual meeting of the American As
sociation ofCivil Engineers will be held at st.
Paul and Minnapolis Juno 20.
Gen. X. T. Wilson, of New York, bought
the Gov. MoTgans Newport mansion yester-
Dday for $4,000, including the furniture.
John Lilly yesterday obtained a verdict
/ of 1885, 900 damages against the New York
Central Railway company yesterday for the
loss of his legs
\ Representatives of the Telephone, Tele-
graph, and Electric Light companies, of New
York, are consulting relative to placing the
1wires under ground.
oliver King, pianist to the Princess
4 Louise, has won the prize given by the Lon
don (England) Philharmonic society for the
lbest concert overture for orchestra, competing
against all English composers.
National Republican., 1883-04-21

Georgia, and the Western and Atlantic, East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia. The
South Carolina Railway and Louisville and
Nashville are present.
A number Of freight agents and officials
from other roads in the south and west are
also in attendance. The principal subject Of
consideration at this meeting Is the adjust
ment Of rates in the south between the west
and southern seaboard, which has been re-
forrcd to subcommittee. This committee
is now in session.
The subcommittee this evening submitted
report recommending an advance in rates
Of from cents TO 8 cents on letter classes,
and no change in numeral classes from the
recommended reduction of 2 cents on letter
classes and no change in numeral classes.
Tho conference will continue in session for
several days.
National Republican., 1883-04-21

We desire to impress it on the minds
of our legion of livery garment patrons
that we provide just as fully in the spring
season as we do in the fall season. II is
really cruel to allow your coachman to
wear his heavy overcost simply because
it looks we'll yet. Summer and Spring
Liveries are not near as expensive as win
ter ones, and the outlay made now may
cause you to get one more winters wear
out of the great coat your driver now
wears.
From being a luxury, Liveries have be-
come a necessity, and the prices are in
perfect accord.
National Republican., 1883-04-21

John Coughlin and Oscar II. Coumbs wero
arrested on warrants yesterday sworn out by
Henry Raft for being unlicensed druggists.
Warrants were sworn out yesterday against
Horace X. Fulton, Elias Hoidenheimer, Ce-
lestia smith, Isaac Steiman, all pawnbrokers,
for violating the pawnbrokor law.
The Washington Bee issues peculiarly
interesting number this week. The first
page bears fine likeness of Fred Douglass,
and splendid account of the emancipation
celebration is printed.
Steve Holland, capitol guide, was drunk
and acting in a disorderly manner in the
capitol grounds last night. Special Officer
Nicholson placed him under arrest and when
outside Of the grounds he resisted and beat
the officer severely.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
A victory for Coal Gn,,

RICHMOND, VA, April 2O.-The fight over
the gas question, which has been going on
here for seven months past was settled to-
night by the board of aldermen, resulting in
victory for coal gas. The sum Of $4,000
was appropriated for remodeling the gas
works, sc. The chairman OF tho commit
tee on light, John NJ. Higgins, leader in the
fight against leasing tho gas works, was the
recipient of numerous congratulations and
was banqueted by his friends.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
southern railway rates.

BALTIMORE, ND, April 2O.-The rate com.
mlttee of the Southern Railway and Steam
ship association, for arranging transportation
rates between the south and west and eastern
seaboard, are in session in this city. Repre-
sentatives Of the associated lines In Virginia
and the Carolinas of the Cincinnati Now
Orleans and Texas Pacific, the Central of
National Republican., 1883-04-21
An Old watch stolen and recovered.

A gentleman living on Capitol hill about
two weeks ago celebrated his golden wedding,
and the returns were numerous and costly,
among them being gold watch of unique
moro valuable from tho fact of its being pre-
sentxd under such circumstances. The day
following the celebration the timepicce was
nowhere to be found. A detective was called
in and two days ago he discovered the watch
in a pawnshop,, where an uninvited guest
had deposited e.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
HOPES ovERCoAT.
How Sewing Machine Agent Was Arr
rcsted I'm Baltimore-Tho Charges Against
Him.
Special Diuaieh.

Him.
Special Dispatch
BALTIMORE, April GOV. II. N. Hope was
arrested by Detective Pointer, Of the city de-
tectivo force, on warrant sworn out by JUS
tice r. Goldsborough, Of Queen Anne county,
Maryland charged on the oath of William T.
Fisher with fraudulently embezzling, secret
ing, aud making away with money, checks
and goods tho property of the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine company. The ar
rest of the accused was effected under singu-
lar circumstances 1t appears that few days
ago Hope, who was boarding at Reid's hotel,
called at the middle police station
house and informed tho lieutenant in
charge that he had been robbed
of an overcoat which had been left
in his room at the hotel. As consequence a
young man was arrested and committed for
court for tho theft. To-day tho marshal Of
police received warrant for the arrest of o
Mr.. Hope, who it was stated, had disap-
peared from Queenstown, Md, with about
$500 of the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing
Machine company. The description Of Hope
corresponded exactly with the personal ap-
pearauce of the gentleman who had been
robbed OF an overcoat, and while the marshal
was conversing with Detective Pointer about
the matter, Hope made his appearance at the
marShals Office with an order from the state s
attorney for the delivery to him of his prop
erty. Marshal Gray Immediately told him of
the warrant, whereupon the accused mani
tested great surprise and stated he had come
to Baltimore for medical treatment; that his
accounts are all correct, and that he was OH
his way back to Queenstown when placed
under arrest. The marshal says he does not
think Hope has committed any otlense, but
was detained in this city by sickness, he
being under medical attention for consump-
tion. The accused is held for the Queen AIMS
county authorities,
National Republican., 1883-04-21
Tho Presldent's Trip.

SAVANNAH, April 20.-The President was
entertained last night and did not get back to
the Tallapoosa until about 1;30 this morning.
He remained aboard the steamer all day, rest
ing after his fatigue yesterday. Owing to
threatening weather of Hattoras, the steamer
did not sail, as expected. The President and
party will probably leave tomorrow by rail
direct for Washington.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
What n Female Lawyer Did.

MILWAUKEE, April 2o.-Kate Kane, Mil
waukeo's only female lawyer, throw glass of
water in the face of Judge Mallory, in the
$50. She claims that the judge insulted her,
but will not say how, She refuses TO pay the
fine, and will so to Jail unless friends inter-
National Republican., 1883-04-21
Acnnit,s.I n1 AhInrtinn.

NEW YonK, April 2o.--DIaggie Keppel, who
led away little Lizzie seldom from in front ol
tho girls home in Brooklyn a year ago and
detained her for some time, was to-day
acquitted Of the charge Of abduction, the proof
being technically insufficient,
National Republican., 1883-04-21
81, 1yn, nurned To D,n,h.

ST. JoHN, N. b., April 2O,-Louise Inger-
soil was burned to death to-day at Wood
wards cove. A block of wood which she had
heated TO warm her bed ignited and set Gre
to tho coyerinrs
National Republican., 1883-04-21
Mr.. Hayes Postmaster in Trouble.

CLEVELAND, o., April 2O.-A special to the
Leader from Fremont, o., says George j,
Krebs postmaster horo, is deficient $4,000 in
his accounts. Steps have been taken to re-
moyo him
National Republican., 1883-04-21
MIR. Uutcbinson sinI,inp.

Mr.. II, NJ. Hutchinson's condition carly
this morning was such as to excite the gravest
apprehension. He was thought to be gradually
sinking, and his death may be expected at
any moment.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
A HelIirrront Ln,yYer.

NEW York, April o0.--Ira shafcr, the we'll
known lawyer, was a prisoner | N the police
court to-day charged with threatening to shoot
waiter in Delmonioo's. Tho complaint was,
however, withdrawn.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
Maud Granger In ConvuIsions.

MERIDES, Conn, April 2O.-SIaude Gran.
ger the actress, was seized this afternoon
with convulsions caused by nervous prostra.
tion. Her condition Ia alarming.
National Republican., 1883-04-21
N.h Qualifications


NEW BOOKS.
Mr.. IsaAcs (cioth), by +. Marion Crawford.
Heart OF Steel hy Christian Reed.
Fanchette, Round Robin Series"
Siege of London, &c. by Henry James, Jr.
Story of Melicent by Fnyr Modoc.
Red Acorn, by John McElroy
Wronged Wife, by May Agnes Fleming.
Marked In Haste.
story OF Carnival, Leisure Hour Serea"
History People United States, by John Bach Nc
cities OF Southern Italy and Sicily, by A. ], G. Hare.
Harrls's Christianity aud Civil Society,"
Eyes IslghIers, or, Common Sense. for Maid,
Wife, and Mother, by Marion Harland :" am glad
TO see that your counsel 10 your Is marked by dis
creton and based on knowledge Of the complex ele-
ments of the problem you have TO deal with. IL is
needed and Will be useful, especially as coming from
a woman who knows what she is talking about
Oliver Wendell Holmes, NJ; d., Boston; - N.
The Sources OF English Words and Phrases, by no
get. Plain, also with Patent Index;
q, A. WHITAKER,
pil PENNSYLVANIA avenue (Vernon Row,
and p3i ID street northwest.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

The new school house will be com
pleted nent week.
Miss Emma Petit is at present
very i'll with the fever.
"A. Petit has moved with his family
into part of Thos. Dircy's house.
--Thos Brown who has been sick for
the past few weeks is some better this
week.
The Misses Dinsmore Il Lugsdln,
dressmakers, have moved into the
rooms over Holden Bros. store.
Il have whole stock boot tor So. T5
warranted. Gents dress overcoats
cheap. j. ID. MCKEITH.
Rollins 81 Orser intend moving
their meat market into M. Il. Grandy's 8
building lately occupied by WIN Scott
the baker.
The OYSTER Supper fer the benefit
OF Rev. l.. Clark, held as the residence
Of G. w. Locke, Speaker, last evening,
was a success socially as well as iinan-
cially. The total receipts was S52 of
which S3S was cleared. There were
105 tickets sold and all report very
enjoyable time.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
Circuit Court yurors.

Following is a list of the petit jurors
drawn for the November term of the
Circuit COURT for st Clair county,
which begins on Tuesday, the 27th
inst: Kimball, VIM. l.. Atkins; Fors
Gratiot, James A. PIout: Port Huron
Township, Jacob Roth; Port Huron
City, FIRST Ward. Oliver Jones; sec
ond ward, j. B. Comstock; Third
ward. Joseph Wellman; Fourth ward,
Geo. A. Bailey; Fifth ward, James
II. Baker; Sixth ward. John Bodwig
st. Clair Township, Frank Jackson
Columbus, Daniel Dayton; Casc).
Clement Seurynk; China, John Bloom /;
East China, III. N. Hammond; Cot
trellville. Franklin Hart; st. Clair
City. First ward, Chas. III. Leach !;
Second ward. +. Burntrigger; Ira, b.
Lnmond; Clay, John III. Stewart !;
Burtchville, j. Mcintyre; Grant, j.
Dawson; Greenwood, Chas OLeary T;
Brockway, @. Washburn; Lynn, Seth
j. Hathaway
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

-BALLoU's MAGAZINE for Decem-
her contains the last chapter of Mr..
William III. Thomes's "Belle of Aus
tralia." OF course all ends well. The
young husband gets his young bride,
and the old folks bless them, and the
wicked earl turns out to be trump
aud pretty good fellow, even if he
does run after the women little more
than Is proper fora nobleman. In the
January number of Ballou Mr.. Thomes
will begin new yarn. called 'On land
and Sea, or California in the Years
1913, IA, and '45,' when the author
will give his experience when he was
on the coast, collecting hides, before
the gold discoveries. 1t will be live
ly narrative TO read,w have no doubt.
Ballou is always fresh and pleasant,
aud the December number will be
found wonderfully good and entertain
ing. 1t is only Sl.50 per annum. or
Is cents single copy. Just send 10
cents for sample, and see what nice
magazine 1t really Is. Do this, and Sc.
cure some valuable winters reading at
a small price. For sale everywhere.
Published by Thomes 4 Talbot. 2s
ITawley street. Boston.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
CO-OPERATfON FOR THE UN-
MARRIED..

A prudent sy TEN of cooperation by
which means are given ia enable the
unmarried persons Of Michigan to
combine their efforts to individual
welfare is the Mutual Marriage Be
nevolent Association. There are few
young men in Michigan worthy the
name who do not mean to make pro-
vision for their future, ana who would
not Indignantly repudiate the assertion
that they have no ambition and in
tended to live hand .to-hand existence
throughout their lives. Why not pro-
vide for the future through the assis.
tance of this association? For all in
formation, address NJ. III. B. Associa-
ton, Marine City, Michigan. % W 1.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

To THE PUBLIC.-To all those who
have subscribed or have so kindly con-
tributed toward buying horse for
myself, / would extend my sincere
thanks. Over 500 has been subscribed
$40 of which have already received.
A present which ought to make any
man thankful and which we shall en-
deavor to appreciate.
Yours Truly, j. w. GRAY.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
DO XOu knuWe

That the horse and cattle powders prepared
by + NJ. PPrmeiee are composed Of the very
b st and purest materials. Llcorice, Fenu-
greek, Blood II 'ot, Elecampsne, fer Coughs.
G Ids. Ep'z z'otic, Distemper. &c, Sulphur,
Mandrake, Gsntisn, Sulph. Magnesa for i'm.
rureBlood; besides many other ingredients
especially adapted to the cure of Collie,
Worms, heav,s, and atl diseases OF Horses,
Cattle, Hcgs. Sheep end poultry. Buy no
o'her. Fall pounds only 80 cents. Sold by
c. A. Wells d Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
HY Negicct.

What is ID at frat but a slight cold. he
CONES n cough, straining and eShtn>iiog the
lungs ill such an iuh himsd condi,inn exists
that powerful remedies are not always obls
to stop the disease and the per,on goes into
copsumpiion from mere neglect. D. not he
SO foolish but use Iamiton's Cough Bals"m,
which removes the imrure matter from the
throat aud lungs and ex-rts healing in-
huence on the dissne Iar's. Even those
who are hut the wrecks of their iormer selves
receive wonderful help. Il Cronp aud
Whooping Cough 1t is iuvalusble. Price 20
and 80 GEMS. Sold by G. A. Wells & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

pipes, and upon inquiry learn that
some are intended for wells, others
for chimncys, sewers, drains, etc.
Special attention is called to their
Well pipe from II to 80 inches in
the latter size being large
enough to admit man to work in
side, thereby saving expense in
excavation.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

ELECTRICITY Ofail the known Eec.
trc Magnetic Applicants OF the present day
1t is conceded by the Medical prof s.iou and
Electricians generlly, that tie Amer &c o
Gslvanic Co.'S HOWARD SHIELDS are the
best, possessing intrinsic J. ,c'rical merits,
as one shield or appliance can be fitted 10
any part OF the body, which il not trus Of
any other. See advertisement in another
column OF this paper.-Eiec;ric G ,zstte.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

DETROIT CEMENT SEWER PIPE
WoREs, T.. NJ. CARY, PRoPRIEToR.-
TO those who have never witnessed
it, the process of eement-pipe man
ufacture is quite interesting. n few
moments ride by a Michigan avenue
car from the centre of the city will
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
Thoroughly Tried.

After many years of experience in my own
family and upon my ho'ses and cattle | am
ronstran, d 10 sey that PArmeles's Uoiversal
Linimebt is the most complete remedy fer the
cure of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Lame Back
S-re Throat, &c, in the human family sDd
OF Bone Spavins, Bruises oa Horses Csked
Bag. Sore T-sts, &c, on cattle, thatI have
ever known and take pleasure in recommend.
ing to others. Large bottles Scots: common
size 25 cents. Sold by @. A. Wells i Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
sapi,ac county STRIKES OIL.

Sanilac county will soon indulge, prob
ably, in a run of the oil fever. The
Port Huron q Northwestern railroad
company is having big ditch dug
near Tyre. in that county, in order to
drain the Tyre swamp into the Cass
river, ana oil has oozed ont of the
banks of the cutting in 100 or more
places. The find is said to be as prom
ising as that at Bad Axe.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
why Sulieri

With Dyspepsia when Psrmelee's Dyspep-
sis, Diabetes. Kidney and Liver Cure will
work wonders. relieving you at once. Do
not walt till Dyspepsia has overcome aud
ID abetes has taken full possession of your
body but romemh that ian ounce of pre-.
ention is worth pound of cure" This pre-.
psrstion viii also tone up the kidneys and
liver and Gle ,nss the system or all impur.
iiles. Price 81 90 per bottle. Sold by c. A.
Wells az Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-COntain
ing 30 acres, 80 cleared. Good frame
barn 80 X 30, good frame house. good
young bearing orchard, good well of
water. To parties wishing such a
farm this is for sale at a bargain. For
further particulars call on or address
Delos ZavitZ. Brockway Centre Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

At our place of Business which will give you
$4,000 worth of Clothing $4,000 worth OF Boots and Shoes
5000 worth of Dry Goods worth Furnishing Goods
worth of Groceries, worth of Hats and
Besides Glassware Crockcry Gloves and Mttc
balance you money
equivalent such wheat barley butter eggs The
suous shall be convinced they but CALL that
fall Clothing
ing overcoats been received Our fall stock Boots
stock
the varied.
make Bookkeeping by closing them after
mentioned positively will charge anything but will
closest prices in
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

HOPE. With my magic wand let
me disperse the black cloud of despair
which hangs so heavily over the devot-
cd heads of our noble young men CD
and whisper to them, that the worst
of The "moonshiners" are spoken for.
NOUVELLES.