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ANOTHER BREAK
Twenty Feet Wide Reported in Laeonia
Circle The River Stationary
at Helena.
Slight Rise at Arkansas City-No Change
at Skipuith The Ysz0o VAL
ley Safe.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
HELENA, March l0.-Contrsry 10 all ex-
pectatious the river is stationary here to-
night, having fallen less than an inch. This
decline is attributed to the Cessation Of the
ea:tern gale prevailing all day Thursday
and throughout the night, followed by the
western breezs of yesterday, which carried
the Tide away from this shore. This is .
great disappointment to all and surprise
even to those who are familiar with the uu-
accountable freaks OF the Mississippi. A
committee from the Legislature is here in
quiripg whether aid lrofn the State will be
required. The report will be in the sfirma-
tive, of course. The wharfboat at Friars
Point sunk last night and is reported total
loss. Nothing short of Wiggins's predicted
storms could sffsct us ipiuriously here.
Light-draft steamers are plying out through
ths country in the old town section. The
promised decline is auxiously awaited.
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No Change at skfpwith.
NO UHHB 9 Ht 6HTpWItus
Special to the Appeal

bpeUIhI 20 ING AppedI.I
SKIPwTTH, MISS, March 10.-Eforts 10
stop the Elleslie break have been without re-
wide, the velocity Elk to seven miles per
hour, and three feet deep. A weak point
has been reported in the levee in front of
the james Richardson plantation, near
Mound Landing. The Levee Board have
sent a large force Of men TO protect that
point. The protection and main levee here
are still considered safs
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The debate in the House yesterday on the
question of providing additional counsel for
the prosecution of Polk is interesting read
ing. 1t is evident frs@ the applause that
greetedN Heads remarks that majority
OF the members are for the people, and
are not to be swayed by conditions Of per-
sonal or friendly feeling for The ex treasurer.
Polk must not be prosecuted, but he must be
prosecuted, and with all the energy aud
skill the State can command.
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The resolution introduced in the Senate
on Thursdsy by Mr.. Wilson, of Carroll
county, looking to a compilation of the
general statutes since the last edition of the
Code, should pass both houses. Such com
pilation is very much needed, especially by
justices of the peace. No higher duty rests
upon the State than that Of placing hel
laws where the citizen can essfs read anG
know them
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A WRITER in the London Truth says: /:
Having for centuries treated Ireland as an
English navy treats his wife-kicked her
almost to death-ws are amazed that at the
moment we desist she rises, not to her knees,
to thank US fur mercy, but to her feet, to de-
mard a separation."
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The rougbs Of Lonlon have organized
skeleton Army" They csrry banners orna-
menied with skulls and crossbones, and pa
rAde through the streets near the headqusr-
tsrs of the Salvation Army shouting profane
doggerel rhymes set to the music Of the
hymns Of the Salyationists.
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RIauinx Hard NJ Rt. Iohn,

ST. JOHN, N. B., March 10-l0:30 O'Clock
P.M.-It is raining and blowing hard. Few
people are on the streets. Many stores
closed early. All small vessels have been
hauled into the slips and put out additional
fastenings. In the bay the gale is very stiff.
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CATHOLIC clergynen in other cities who
are receiving the savings Of their people and
locking them up in property which can't be
turned into cash, as bonds and mortgages
and ordinary real estate can be, have in The
case OF the Augustiniau Fathers a second
warning. Archbishop PuIcalps case WAS the
first, and ought Of itself to have been suff
cient to cause intelligent men to stop such a
dangerous practice.
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BEST BAKING POWDER.
Interesting Tests Made by the Govern
ernment Chemist.

Dr.. Edward G. Love, the present analyti-
cal chemist for the government, has recently
made some interesting experiments as TO the
comparative value of baking powders. DR..
Loves tests were made to determine what
brands are the most economical TO use, and
as their capacity lies in their leavening
power, tests were directed solely to ASCERTAIN
the available gas of each powder. DIR. Loves
report gives the following:
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INTERNAL REVENUE
Complete List OF the Articles Upon
Which Taxes will Hereafter
be Collected.
Sheridan's EItradition-The Yellowstone
Park Lease The Presidents
Health-Liberia.

WAsHINsToS, NJ arch 10-The statement of
the United States Treasurer shows gold and
silver United States notes in the treasury to-
dav as follows: Gold coin and bullion, s119,-
052, ,563; silver dollars and bullion, sIO5,-
053, 1853; fractional silver coin, S25, ,638. .623;
United States notes, S45,937,755. Total,
1857 ,632, ,694. Certificates oUtstandirg-gold =,
S42 322,13O; silyer, s6,sl7, 300; currency,
! $40, ,665, coo.
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Tn. nu,UaIUr1sn,. Cn,cnxo suit,

CHICAGO, March IO.-Judse Drummond, of
the United States Circuit Court, rendered a
6nal decision iuF the ease of lthe Mutual
Union Telegraph Company. He emphasized
his former opinion that the mayors action
in Getting me wire was unlawful aud sction-
able, but held that as the Mutual Union'5
right bad terminated, under its charter, the
court could not order the wires repaired or
prevent the city from carrying out The ofdi-
nance which prohibited the swinging oi
wires
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WAsHISeroN, March 10.-At the instance
OF Gen. ]. Floyd King, of Louisiana, Gen.
Wright, chief of engineers, has authorized
his assistant engineers engaged in construct
ing levees, To press forward the work to COM
pletion by the labor, regardless OF the con-
tractors. Gen. King will remain in Wa.h-
ington for few dAys to further, as much as
in his power may lie, the interest of the dis
trict threatened by overflow.
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The KebelIious Creeks BEING Punished

FoRT SMITH, ARK, March 1O.-A CORE.
spondent writing the Herald from Muskogee
states that the Spieche men VINO were ar.
rested last week and held as prisoners were
released, and arrived at Muskogee on
Sundsy morning, except Sleeping Rab
bit, the leader of the squad, who
was taken out Saturday night and de
liberately shot. As the parry arrested
were Cherokees, or rather Creeks who resided
in the Cherokee Nation, il is probable W.
may have some fun yet. Our correspondent
further states that in case old Spieche is cap
tured he will go up the spout, or, as be says
'kick the bucket" Gen. Porter is, no doubt
enforcing vigorous policy against the re
| bellious Creeks.
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SHERIDAN'S EXTRRDITIoN,

ISH GOVERNMENT.
WAsHINGToN, March 10.-The State De.
partment has received ne intimation as TO
the intentions OF the British government
relative TO the execution OF the warrant for
the arrest of P. J. Sheridan Inquiry at the
British legation eliciled the inform alton
that while no further steps had been taken
in the matter no instructions from the home
government had been received to abandon
further proceedings The steps thus far
taken being merely preliminary TO hear
ing upon the merits of the case, with the re-
served right on the part of our government
to pass upon the evidence sdduced and grant
or refuse the extrsdition of Sheridan, the
action of her msiesty's government in press
ing or abandoning tae case will be Influenced
Dy the weight and character of the evidence
which il may be possible to furnish in sup
port of the request for extradition. There
is reason 10 believe that the matter will not
be pressed unless the British government
feels assured it can make out case which
will satisfy the State Department that the
eItradition should be granted.
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The energy displayed by the Lsvee Boards
OF the river counties of Mississippi sssailed
bF the present food is highly commendable.
iney have been promptin works of defense
and repairs, and have displayed an iutelli-
geoce and zaal worthy Of all praise.
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The government has determined 10 repair
the levees regardless of the contractors-to
push the work with all the force that can be
employed, no matter what the time or stipu-
iatioDs Of contracts.
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High Tides 1n LoDg Island Sound.

New YORK, March 10.-In Jamaica,
Hampstead and Great South bay, Long
Island, the tide was higher at noon to-day
than for many years. The low lands are
covered with water. AS far as could be
learned there has been no serious damage
to properly or loss OF life. At Flushing the
water il three feet In the streets
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A FeIferd Pavement Wanted by Hr
Fisher.

Fisher.
To the Editors Of the Appeal:
1t seems our Tsxipg-District fiGials have
not fully decided as 10 what kind Of pave
ment they would have on Second street. j
would suggest the "Telford" OF hard blu.
limestone, good size blocks, smoothe side
down, and filled with four TO six inches oi
Tishominso gravel. Please give US No more
Illinois mud, such az we have on Adams and
Orleans streets. Oar red clay ia preferable
The great fault is the streets have not sufi
cient cone. l hope that will be avoided il
the future. 1t would save much scavenge,
work. In other words, they would alnsos
clean themselves. A street paved in III,
manner suggested would make a durable al
well as smooth and pleasant drive.
EISHRP
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The Chicago Summer Trotiins Meetings.

Inc Chieaeo sum mer Irotting Meeting
CHICAGO, March 10.-The list of entrie
for the special stakes offered by the Chics Q,
Driving Park for the summer trotting meet
ings Of 1SS3-S4, present hattering show
ing. In the Ashland stakes for 1888 ther
are twenty-five entries; IN the same stake 70
1884, twenty-five; in the Chicago stakes fo
1888 there are twenly-four entries; for 1884
fifty nine. The entries come from all part
Of the country, including New York, Texas
Massachusetts, and California.
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west report light snow and Winds at many
points, but no very severe storma The
weather in Dakota is clear. Ia northern
Minnesota high winds and threatening snov.
At IshemiDg, VIE, it is showing and drift
ing badly. At Marquette it is blowing a
gale, and The snow ia drifting badly.
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The red 'Pot Ou Jupitef's nose, which for
some time has been troubling The astrono-
nerS & ft-Ssss-eostInrnt-, has disappeared,
and the resu't is great commotion among
the planets. Virgins seems to have been
arranging thinrs 10 suit himself.
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DR.. PoRTEE's bill to enforce the collection
oil back toKes, if passed, will prove the
stitch in time" Without it the Taxing
District is doomed to financial troubles and
complications far worse than she has vet
passed through
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A Break at Beasiey's

Special 70 the Appeal.
HELENA, ARK, March 10.-I have just
arrived from below by the steamer Adams.
The levse broke at Bsasley's, in Lsconia
circle, this morning and the water ia running
through at a rapid rate. The break is
twenty-five feet wide, but it may be stopped
before any great damage is done. The gen.
eral food situation is not changed either
here or at points below, and the people are
sanguine and hone for the beat.
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a nrivI,p a,o-m mn C..,I,e NE

CAsrINE, March 10.-The revenue steamer
Woodbury. arrived in driving storm. She
assisted four vessels to shelter to-day, and
was sent TO relieve a schooner seen drifting
out of Ileston bay, but could not reach her
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LIBERIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAN EMIaRANTs AT
LIBERIA.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Lstters received
in hi. city announce the arrival at Liberia
of the bark Monrovia with emigrants under
the auspices of the American Coloniz alton
Society. They landed on the morning OF
December 18Th, and embarked on the steamer
St. Pauls for BrewerviIle, where they are to
locate. A prominent citizen writes: "This
company of immigrants are of the right
kim. They have had their lands eur
veyed, and cheerfully gone to work at their
cultivation" The Legislature had given care
full attention 10 the questions submitted,
and much good wss expected to fow from
its action. The session was TO close in a
few days. President Gardner had felt COM
PEELED TO resign his Office, owing TO extreme
Ill health and disability from paralysis The
Legislature granted him $1,000 and the ex-
penses Of removal to his home in Grand
Basss county. Vice-President Russell was
sworn in as president January 10th. The
Hon. NJ. L. Worrell has been appointed
Secretary Of the Treasury. Interest GEN.
tinues 10 strengthen in the college at Mon
rovis, and steps were being taken for the
removal of its operations to the banks OF
the st. Pauls river or the regions beyond.
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Two children Burn ed 20 Death.

PITTsBURG, March 10.-Shortly after 10
o'clock this morning IRE occurred at Grove
Station, ON the Baltimore and Ohio abroad,
a few. miles from the city, resuitiug in the
total destruction oil two frame housss, in one
cf which two children named Crawford,
aged respectively ave aud three year,, were
burned to death. Loss, $1,000.
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If the people in the low lands of Arkan-
sas who have been drowned out Of house and
home need aid the State government will
provide it. Just what should be done in
every such emergency.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-Fua Race. =
Five-eighths of mile. Eva II. won; Hick
ory second, Lucy johnson third. Time
LOCI.
Second Raee.-One. quarter of a mile
Centennial won; Monticello second, Julie
third. Tine-1:22.
Third Race-One mile. Referee won
Annie G. second, Billie G. third. Time
lac.
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FRANK AND CLEAR.
Having Admitted the Strength of the
Evidence, an Eisinerf Physician
Fake. Logical ellen.

The following letter tells its own story. The sig
nature viii be recognized as that OF the Physician
in-Chief of the De Qcineey Home, and author o.
Drugs that Enslave," The Hypodermsc Injec
ton of Morphine, "A Manual of Nursing" and
many other popular and valuable special medical
works
Isl WET TENTH Strict,
NEW YORK, August II, 1880.
Messrs. sesbury johnson:
GEsTLExEs-Like most of my profession, 1 am
cautious about pinning my faith to any new med
icine or curative agent. But your BENsoN's
CAPCINE Po2OUs PL ASTER has broken through
the barriers and won its way to my good
opinion. Ny attention was first called
to it some eight months ago by q pa
tent of mine. Although 1 was well &C
quaintsd with the superior excellence of your
other plaster and sniisceptic dressing made espe-
cially for the profession, the Bensons was compar
atvely new to me. I had heard, however. of its
merits as a remedy. in cases OF Lame Back, Local
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Congestion OF the Bron
chisl Tubes and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver
and the like affections, and have since begun to
experiment with it personally. I find BENsoN's
CAPCINE PLASTER an exceptionally cleanly
plaster to use, and rapid in its action.
Many tests oft qualities, made in my own fam
lily aud among my patients. have convinced me
that there is other single article valuable fol
popular use, nor SO helpful in the diseases have
named.
Should you desire to do 30. you may use my
name 10 that eftct. Very truly yonrs,
H. H. KANE, AN, MD
The genuine have the word CAPCINE cut in the
center. Price. Is cents.
Seabury x Johnson Chemists New York
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WORCESTER, March 1O.-The twenty fifth
snow-storm of the season began this fore
noon, showing with rapidity greater than
during any storm this season. The baron e.
ter is lower than for years
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HerTmann. the Magician.

Hermann, the magician, will begin his
engagement at Leubrie's Theater Wedues-
day night, and will conclude with Satur-
day matinee. Toys will be given to all good
children (as we'll as others who may not be-
long to thst category at the matinee. Herr
mann brings with him the celebrated Japan
ese prince-a sort of japanese Wales-who
is said to knock the basis of science,
gravity, into three-cornered hat
His nose and chin are more dexterous
than most peoples fingers. 1t is reported
that in Boston skeptic entered the spirit
cabinet" and never emerged from the en-.
chanted box at all. His hat, coat and vest
were found in it, however. 1t has been sug-
gested that this is an easy way for q man to
shuf1s off this coied mortality. 1t certainly
beats cremation. Anybody who wants to 60
off that way will have an opportunity every
evening at Leubrie's. Ladies who suffer
from an overdose of mother-in-law, or men
whose books can't be balanced satisfactorily, y,
might avail themselves of this opportunity
10 ia ke a header and diaappaar
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oNLYA SCARE.

The somewhat unusually high tide at noon
to-day and the slarming prediction as to the
next high water led to the expectation Of 4
freshet along the river front tonight, which
investigation at 12:45 o'clock failed to verify
the rise being really less than at noon. The
ky is now clear.
The last report from Thatchers Island
states that the wind is blowing forty-si1
miles an hour, and increasing.
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THE WILL 8, HAYS
Reported TO Have Net with AN Aeci,
dent AboYe New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March l0.-A report
reached this city late tonight that the
steamer Will S Hays, which left this even
ing for Cincinnati, collapsed fue above
Carroll. She left in company with the r. E
Springer, a rival packet. No particulars.
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LITTLE ROCK, March 10.-The river at
Arkansas City has risen one inch in the
twenty-fOur hours ending at o'clock this
afternoon, and is still rising. The water is
only eight inches below the highest food of
last year, and the backw ater only four inches
below
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

no SIGNS OF STORM AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, March I0.-No signs of q
storm on the Pacific coos'. Wisgins's
prophecy frightened come persons. A Ger.
man resident has built a small ark, ard
placed it on the roof, rsady for the tidsI
wave announced TO sweep through the
Goldap Gate
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THE CHANDLER PoRTERFIELD SCRIP CASE
AGAIN BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Roscoe Conk-
liug and other counsel for parties in the
Chand Porier6eld scrip case made argu.
ment before the Secretary OF the Interior to-
day. The Chandler case involves the title
TO valuable lands bordering on the Sault St.
Marie river, Mich. Chandler's claim had
already been rejected by Secretary Teller,
bat reargument was allowed TO determine
more specifically the applicability of the
Porter6eld scrip. The secretary held in his
original decision this scrip could be located
only upon public lands in the state of nature,
but Chandler's representatives contend that
this ruling Is at variance with previous de-
ciaiona
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A SAD SPECTACLE,

ROME, March 10.-Two ladies, the last de-
scendants of Amerg) Vespucio, who gave
the name OF America TO the western hemis-
phere, are now begging that the pension OF
ten crowns per month, which was assigned ia
their family by the republic OF Florence 10
1900 he rastored
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each 81. ''' ''-'9 oH
Circulation Of banks per month, one-tvelfth of
one per cent. - -
Circulation of exceeding ninety per cent. of
capital, one sixth of one per cent additionsI
On circulating medium of banks, cities, or psr
sons, ten per cent - P'.-
There, i" said the good-nstured assistant
commissioner, "thst ia the complete list of
artlctes from which The internal reyezne /.
to be raised hereafter, and the rale at which
II Wiii oe colise;ed: People might do well 10
CUT 1t out and lay it away for reference"
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The wreck al shawneetov..

SHAwNEETowN, ILL, March 1O.-The
greater portion of the town is now out of
water, and trains are running again. Many
houses that weathersd the floods are now
falling. total or partial Mrecks.
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BYRON never uttered uuer words thsp
when he said "Physicisns mend or end u.s."
But while doctors disagree, all the world has
agreed that there is ne remedy equal TO DR..
RulPs Couph Syrup.
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The presby,ertan Coucert,

The benefit concert to the First Presby-
terisn church, under the direction of Mrs.
r. Wayne Wilson and Sig. Cayetano Areual,
will be given at LeHbrie's Theater to-mor-
row evening. Mrs. Wilson is very finished
pianist, and handles her instrument with a
decided individuality. Sig. Arenal is known
to be an accomplished violinisl. The fol-
lowing programme has been arranged for
the occasion:
l. Fairy Tale Overture. Kerssen
Mrs. Wilson, Sig. Arenal, Nessrs. Arnold,
Brucn, Astrain and Hofmeister.
?. "Lucretia BorgiA"-Violin Solo ........ Hauser
Sig. Arenal.
3. 1.-TWO 6renadiers"-D Descriptive Song Sehumann
Mr.. Z. Wayne Wilson.
4. La Polka de La Rsine'-Piano solo. Raj
Mrs. K. Wayne Wilson.
Mr.. Herman Arnold and Orchestra.
IAN Unpublished Poem"-Recitation .........Anon
Mrs. Mary Raine.
Psraphrsse of "Loreley" (Nendelssohn). .Nesvadba
Orchestra.
Miss Fannie Mosby.
"Salut Ia Russis-Fiute Solo. Popr
Mr.. Otto Bruch.
"Serenade'-French Horn Flute Obligato. Tit
Messrs. Arnold. Bruch ana Orchestra.
Ave Maria, with Violin Obligato ...... N lard
Mrs. Henry Berry.
Hungarian Dances-Piano Duet. -. Brahml
Miss Florence Toof and Mrs. Wilson.
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".-'OID birds are not caught with chaff.i
| Therefore seek and find the pure golden
grains OF health in Kidney-Wort. Women,
young or old, married or single, il out of
health, will be greatly beuefted by taking
Kidney. Wort
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ARTHUR,S HEALTH.

TIE PRESIDENT AGAIN SLIGHTLY UNDER
THE WEATHER.
WAsHINeToN, March 10-The President
will make short visit tc Fortress Monroe
next week. He ia fesling somewhat india
posed, and takes the trip for the benefit of
his health. He hss not yet decided whether
he will subsequently, take trip to Florida.
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THE planters in the flooded lands of Mis-.
sissIPpi are prepared for any emergency, and
Will take care of and provide for their hands.