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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-04

The Santee Indians, sold l2,e00 bushels.
OF wheat at Springfield.
/ Bismark Tribune: A new gambling .
room is to be opened on Thss5 street in
about a week. One of the attractions vii
be a woman, who has been engaged
to deal faro. The poker tables
and other 9 games will be presided overly .
| rlen.
While Gardner Gray was making G
connection on one of the gas mines atr.
Fargo on. 1.-The Goth inst, a sudden rush of
gas overcame him, and he fell ~suffOcated
in the bottom of the french. A poliGe-
man happened to see him, and he was !
taken out barely in time to-save, his life
il beiny sometime before he showed signs !
of returning animation.
A warrant has been. issued in Dakota
for the arrest Of James w. Shaw, fora
paying Gov. Ord way q bride OF Sc, 000 :
for appointing Shaw com missioner of.
| Potter county. The money is alleged to-
have been paid to secr-s the CJuntY
/ seat at Forest CITY, Shaw's town.
lSam Liviggston, who lives near Elk
| Poiat, started with his wife and foIirr
| months-old baby for Richland. After
arriving as far as Elk Poins they stopped
4 dt d bJtCiiu 81, I'LL hpOh N2hN L.-Fk t1tts@
the baby, it was discovered thar IL, was
deal. 1t is supposed that the little one
smothered to death in is wrapplngs-
w. M. Cross. principal Of the Miibank
schools, was kicked out OF tn Office Of
| the Review because OF ifis abusive lap-
| qua {e, and retaiiated by thrDWlag coal
through the window.
Anime of explosive dust has been dis
| covered in the Black Hills. Tits called
the gun pow.5er nine and the dust is
used for bastialy PURPOSES.
Brule county pro iuced an averaya of
twenty.fou bushels of whea1 and ifty-
Ave bushels. of oats TO the Are
The Alex Mitch eli houseshas bean sold
10 q syndicate at NEcheli for the sam of
$50, 0d0.
"A citiizsqss i;tttttse hIssss beer lEarmad
in F~orest5urg to Dreserye ordern
Frankfort has shipped s ,09e, bushels
of whsstthe past season.
jamestown, got a $4,000 ssonehing re-
Gently.
False preteases eaasei the. arrest OLA.
Wesstein a Fargo cl0thier.
A farmer near Jam stogta. was frozen
to. death ontne prairie.
A sensation has been cneated at Har-y
cid by a land agent named Bell assault
ling Frank Handbook, Who was with his
AUNT seeking a frtraciion from Bell ofal-
legged sanderous staAesi eHts al the latter
regarding Miss Handbook, eister ot Frank.
Bell is charged with. bOastipg Of favors
received from Miss Hadie X, ard with
having given further semhlance softruth
to his boasts by having dresseddn wom-
ans garb. and In that guiso entered his
own Office at night. causing pAoplet 20 be-
ieA e that Miss Haddouk waa his visitor,
Bell claims it IS q case o. blsfkmail,
The Raymond inv@ltorg at Fargo is
nearly finished, and it is rumored that
the stock win not come up to expecta-
tons. and that several Of the creditors
will be left out in the cold when the final
reckoning ia maize. Tile bankers ofFar-
90 it is understood, will come in the na-
ture Of preferred creditors, theirinterest
being secured. Dy cLattel mortgage ON
4 the whole stock,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-04

One OF the most blood curdling crimes OF the
uast wear was the killing Of Il ichard Pierce OF
st Paul the night of Jau. l. Great excitement
WIS caused b. She affa r, which was only
q layed By the discovery OF the supposed dead
man in the pineries Ind his retnrn nome. The
number of murders ia the United States is
probably larger for 1883 than any proceeding
year. Only Two celebrated crimes can
DO mentioned. June s Armistead Barksdale
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

fused Swifrs Specific on my little daughter.
who was afflicted with some Blood Poison which
had r, sisted all sorts Of treatment. The SPECIFIC
relieved her permanently, and | shall use II in
my practice. , -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
w. ID. WYLIE u CO.,
REAL ESTATE LOAN AND
COLLECTING AGENTS,

GRAND.wINDsoR HOTEL. DALLAS, TEXAS
WIN give special attention to securing good
Investments In city property. farming and
grazing lard. To stock -aiscrs and colonies
we offer special Inducements having on our
lists large tracts of fine agricultural and graz.
Ing aud sale OF city properly will receive specia
and personal attention. Collections promptly
made and RENTED. Having line OF Offices II
Chicago, 81. Louis and New York. and cores
ponden,s in Europe, our facilities for the sale o.
property are unequalled. We have i00,000 acres
OF the finest land in Texas, belonging TO the
Franco-Texan Land Company. choice selec
uons which we will sell ON long tie, These
lands are adjacent to and contiguous 10 the
Texas Il Pacific Railway. We publish, In con
Han, 4, At,uf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
FUTURES.

CoTroS.-At New York the decline at close
to-day on au easy ruling beeins with point
Bat on January; 8 points on February;7 potnls
on NJ .rch, April and May: points on June.
July, August and October; points on 5eptem-
Der and ON November 2 points are lost. Sales
$500 OF. Al New Orleans the decline H.
D0luts IN near months aud on distant months
With sales diminished oue-half. and Gull 81 close.
Liverpsol futures are OF ca % ell months.
f-Produos Chic lgo-wheat from last previous
ball 10 on today l cent each on the two mon hs
reported February closed to-day At 9i Ia snd
Nay at 9s Ii cora Is ,f7-8 IN both mouths
February closed at 81 l.2 nad Nay a, 81 IA Re-
|Ceipts Of grain 10 dav are wheat ~ 9l cora. 10.
49, oats. l22 All. Shipments OF grain .o-diy are
wheat l2,8sS corn. ss.s07; oats, ~ G,7,
ST. Louis -Februa wheat nsd pre- sious bid,
end no trading reported. May wheat SID as
o. "a is. which is as lost on previous pria G.
In February csrn no sales are reported and bids
pfevious prices. May corn broush 81 cents.
Which In Ia lost from day before. No tatIng
10 oats, bnt rcpprts are clustered with B..
rfbruary 81 SIS II % frat cali ami 81 y D. on
che. May IS rs u 0n openiug and on close
S JESSIE. Close Yesterday was y ~ b on
February and IS rs p, on May. means bid
Nay better bids will be- bid to-norrow
as " Ia, which Is prev Gus price Nay pork
closed at si6 IS. which IL '2i.2 eenis of
Lard for February closed at .7.97 Ia which is
10 cents lower May lard closed At 90 81 L.
which IL 2 l-2 cenis !. wsr than yesterday. A
gontleman with q rather Teutonic face, who
0urvevcd tn. reports to-day. said: Blank the
hogs" and rushed q say with tbs appearance Of
one who has dropped somctning,
NRw yORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
MEDICAL
Smiths Gs.'.!. d Nay Flower.
MEDICAL
TheTimoTrlodandrniyorallyApproyedRemeiy
forall Diseases Of the Bladdcrand Kidneys.
9th .acdles nav TniI'
ed "a Produce nc a 4

"Brlghrs Disease Of The Kiir-' y" fearful
scourgc, which spares neither agc. "a nor condl'
ton, becomes an incumblc disease only for the
want Of timely attention. lfallowed To work iis
rayngcs unchecked until iihas fastened upon the
vllaso fits victim. no modoa' skin can release ~
hold (, claims rs prey aud annually numbers IL
victims by tho thousand. 4 timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof OF
this assertion. we cito you to the Rumhcross icst
monisls In our possession, and quote such emf
nent authorities rs Or. III Ives, Of New Haven,
Conn, and Dr. King, Compiler Of Kings Dis
pcnsatory) Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities, aud decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice 10 an advertised medi.
elmo. Decide now. It may not DO too late.
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
Is natures own remedy II is no vilo dccocilon
81 nauseons drugs aud dangerous chemicals. May
Flower is n modest little plant wAlch grows In
New Foundland, In Pennsylvania aud Kentucky
/, is diurc,ic and astrngcnt In H. properties, and
has frequently been used Ia great advantage In
DlarIhra and Bowe, Complaints Of children. it,
great merit, hewcycr, isn lis gentle aud efficient
action ON the Kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores thosysicm
To n healthy condition. ltprompuy relieves palms
In the back and lolns. In eases OF weak and deli
cate females lis value is beyond computation
Hut for the natural modcsty OF woman, which
causes her 20 shrink from newspaper publicity
We might publish hundreds Of testimonials OF
lncstmabe benefits derived from rs use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around The
bottle. II Is yours TO choose between
Health. Happiness and LIE.
Disease, Misery and Death
Prepared only by $ u. Smith 4 Bro. Coyin:ton
Ky. For sale d. a. druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
FlNANUE' AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

A I,ondou rub Icx,ion called Money. Is ON IN,
bull side OF the New York stock maflel. US,
Gus Ing the situation In a recent issur, " polhtu
out that call loans were quoted usy nucf uN "
per cent. showing that money niu,t DC supei'
abundant also that exchange WA AIM nv W.
from Eur Ipe; ais, that the national nna.ces
are la a most thriving ;nditicn." meanil thai
tho treasury receipts are large IN proportion 10
ordinary expenditure. To sll this Money adj
cd that crops wers good " moi sousuan anu
that even the depression In the Iron trade was
not an unmix I'd evil TO the railroad intercst, Al,
Il enabled the roads TO get th 70 chief
supplies at lower prices. In view ~
ALI these ,hings Money couldn't ses why ther
ehouldu't be a strong stock market N"ve'the-
nor does II seem To be- gaining 10 strength very
fast And there ars some reasons why mat d.
mot llo very far below the surface. For ON
thing many peopi. think that ,iocks went up
out OF all reason IN 1851. and feeling tina, de-
cline was inevitable tner accepted u when II
yet been rea he'd For another thin y. although
IL 4, known that on the whole. crops are fairly
abundant, yet II IL also known that railway Ton.
struction has been pnshc beyond VI precedent
.finco the beginning OF thr boom In Is 3. AID
II IL has not been oyerd boe. u has been
carried 80 far that II takes "A good d al IN ,rc
traffic TO 10 around aud even ~ o'rnings. FOR
anot ner Thing, Investors haven't NJ much con.
fiderce as they ono had In railroad manage
ment and are more or less afraid tnnt " they
ktep IN " relieve some OF tho ma ag'rsOf their
loads something d. agreeable may harpen.
They would perhaps bc somewha, inorc ready
10 invest II they had ZONE assurance han man.
ayers worked In the interest OF stock olders
generally instead OF mAnsg ng In ihei' own In.
terest a. stock spectators. Perhaps the Tact
that they ates'y of the m'rket may serve IN q
measure " account for the low rates for call
lnaus
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

swIfts Specific n n complete antidote 10 Blood
Taiut, Blnod Poison Msl+rial Poison and skin
Uulnor, ]. DI Ksos SMITH, MD, All int, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

have had remarkable success with Swifts
Specific IN the treatment OF Blood aud Skin dis
easel, and IA female diseases. | toof II myself
for Carbuncles with hpppy eN ct
DO. G. HsErY, NJ. ID Atlanta Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

In 1880 came from the north n take charge OF
the gas works IN Rome. as suaerint endeni, ana
after the overflow, which occurred IN the spring
following was vety much exposed 70 malarini
poison aud In lSS found my bloc 10 contani-
n ted with the poison that was forced I, give
up business. was treated by the physicans
without relief. Ny trouble finally determined
in au abstess ~ the liver, nnd nearly every ono
any eli iuciudedI thought was do med TO die
within few days In this condition I was sd
vised by friend tn take ~wins Spe.inc, and L
took IL lust rs u drowning flnu HOu catch AZ n
straw, but rs soon rs my system got under tho
influence Of the rem dy, IN" ehscc's came 10 "A
u int aud burst, passing oil without pain. In
fifteen dnys after this was M At MY work, And
have since enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer e I'm ma aiial poison should
take Swifis So, cliic & g. : ESoRh
Srpt Rome Gas Light Company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
MEDICAL

S~Dk, EuGkHt DEVAtA " FRANCE
has made us his ageuu for IN state Texas "a
sell his neyer'failins remedy Nstnr. IN, o.
bial Restorative or vitaliser' All artnIed VIA
nervous debility, loss OF manhood anf kim
dred diseases should NJ once p ooufe his iruulas
from which 10 learn the cause OF tho iiseasee
above mentioned theu ~ once 20 procnie from
~ or through ~ by your drng<is'of fverpfoee
the neyer'fsiling rcnefy
CROyDUs h BALDWIN
wholesale Druggists, nallas, lnnM
hyretAii al Ho~oll n Bros an J. l., Wnnhms.
nlu ,trated Marriage Guide, go pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 80 cents; same ia paper cover.
Is cents. Manhood, 10 cents; womanhcod. II
cents. pamphlet, cents, securely sealed. by
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER, the Great specialist OH 81.
Chaflas Street " IOuis, No
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

nEy. SAMUEL ROSE, D. D., CHRISTIAN
IL guardian and evangelist Toro7lo, g w.
had severe and PAINFUL trouble. err tipelsuous
without success. Giles Linlment temoved The
, bottle. sc soid ~ cRowDus 9 BALDWIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

In the Head, the vital nuld passing unooserbed
In the urine ard many other diseases that lead
IA insanity and death, ..
THE EsGLI-H MEDICAL ISsIIrurn
viii agree tn forfeit Five hundrsd Do,nrs
for n case of this Mind the VIAL bEsIORA-
TIVE under their special advice and treat
inenO will not cure. or for ANYTHING Impure OF
injurlng found In n. rHt E>GLish MEoI-
CAL INSTITUTE treats all Private Diseases
snrces snlly without mercury, Conruitntton
Free. Thorough examination and advice, IN.
Guiding ANALYSIS o. urine. q 80. Price of vital
Restorative, sl.59 n bottle, or four times the
quantity, %. 60 sent 10 any address on receipt o.
price, or q d Inc G. o ID sert without "
as n guaranteed, secure from obseryai lon ana
In a private uame n desired, by ENGiIsn
"ED,CAL INSTITUTE, us olive street. 81
Louis Missouri .., M -,
weston. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
gcsep-@sS1E5v-"as,Sgf'y;s Hs<aiSS.TS
CAUTION.

.swlfts Specific Is entirely vegetable prep"'s
alton, and should not DO COMPOUNDED with o
various substitutes, limitations, non.secret hun
hugs. "succcss Alwrhns, etc etc. which arc
now being m Il u'aciurci 10y various nefsons.
Name of tie q coutain sing e article which en-
[ rs into the 20 npo, itIor offs :. 5. There IL
only one SwiWs Spec de-, and there IL nothing
disarpoin,m- ut, be sue to get the genuine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Our treatise on Blood aud skin Diseasos
mailed free to applicants.
swTr" apuCtFtr q. Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga
New York Office I59 West 2ld street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF
tho Hood ard cnrichosit. and n thcrc-
f0ro u flno inriJOrdnt aud eorrccfiro
in cases Of all chroHic n0iadies which
nro associated with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE or THE BLOOD. Those oil yield
10 tho regulating aud nourishing prop
critics OF lts great food tonic olemcnis-
II compensatcs for tho loss ofrifoiifU,
Induced by ConsuD, I,tiOn, tdtdrrh or
bronchial and Throat affections. re
rPiu rcn,cdy Feminine Debility ana
reimburse tho Female physique for
those losses Of rifdfify accompany
ing complaints peculiar 10 The scr-
1iofhsrs n ursii,J their own rhiidrens
mud ,grii~afo trODicn who expect 10
become mothers AMI bring up r,DoT-
o,ig rhiIdrrI, should by all m cans uso
II. n irW restore sufferers JrOHs
Nrufpf or Nervous Prostitution ar!A-
lug from Orcr- rOrh, Exercises Or
grofracfcd Disra5r. IL rW euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium Hdbe
for "a tho appetite grows healthier
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho gso OF this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dios away until totally ex-
ilnct. n slightly b"ncllciat Ia LITER
Complaints, ldi1ridf Fctcr. ana
ALL lfaidridi Disease; aud Tor mo
dobllltatlng effects OF Ecrcr Of dny
Ei,,d II has no cgifds. IL repairs
,ris,c, inprorcs Digestion and fp-
g,rfitc. and AFFORDS tho Dyspcptic IN
raid an easily dssi,niidbio drfirto
OF FOOD; and IN ~ pleasant to tho taSto
that tho most sensitive palate VIII not
-.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-28
The Headlights Flash

SHOWS NEWS CINDERs ON THE TRACK.
President R. R. Gable, of the Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific road, arrived in the
city this morning in his special car from
Minneapolis. He is looking we'll and
SAYS that his road is booming
There was meeting of the directors of
the Rock Island & Mercer county road
this morning at 10 o'clock, when consid-
cradle business was transacted
Joseph Elder, the master mechanic Of
the Rock Island 6 Peoria road, was in
the city today,
Passenger travel is reported quite brisk
on all the roads now.
New time cards will go into effect on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul and
Rock Island & Peoria roads on Sunday.
1t is expected that several important
changes will be made in the arriving and
leaving of trains,
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
road are selling excursion tickets to Du-
luth for $21. 35; White Bear Lake, $13. So
for the round trip. Tickets TO Clear Lake
foT 80 days are $S.05; and tourists tickets
to the same place good until October 1st,
will be sold for S.. so. This road runs tc
all the summer resorts of the northwest
and will DO big bushes in the excursion
line this summer
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-28
President Making.

The time is close at hand when both
political parties will nominate their can
didate for the highest office in this coun-
try, and there is considerable guessing on
both sides as to who will be the honored
ones. When there are 50 many prominent
candidates in the field as there is this
time, q dark horse will undoubtedly be
the winer. People guess, and many bets
are being made all over the country, but
none are sure until the day of nomination.
So don't risk your money on president
making, but rather bet your money that
you will secure prize every time at the
Golden Eagle clothing store if your pur-
chase 81 worth of goods or over. No
guess work, no bean pots, but actual
facts, as hundreds will testify to who have
drawn prizes at that establishment within
the last six weeks.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-28
Peoria Sports.

The average Peorian is happy, yea,
supremely so. All this superabundance
of good feeling is caused from the fact
that they have a pet pugilist, which stood
up for four rounds before Goode, the
slugger from London. The bout took
place in the political wigwam, and of
course all of Peoria was there betting
money on their champion, whose name is
Cardiff Cardiff is big fellow with
gigantic proportions, and has been prac
tieing on pounding brick walls for some
time. Although Goode did his best he
could not floor him in the four rounds, and
consequently Peoria won. This was the
cause great rejoicing, and now the people
of that whisky city think they have got a
second Sullivan
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-28
HERE AND THERE.
Cool but clear today.

Cool but clear today
The Robinson block is being beautifed
by coat of paint.
Muslin underwear at great sacrifice at
Hoffmaster & Sons.
Mr.. George Hitler, of Coal Valley. was
a caller at this Office today,
Benjamin Whitsitt, one of Preemp;ion's
solid citizens, had business in the city
today
Parasols so cents on the dollar at H.
Hoffmaster & Sons.
Mike" Yeargin, our reporter, left last
night, for weeks visit to his folks at
Oakland, III.
The best quality of Pacific lawns at
cents per yard at II. Hoffmaster & Sons.
Messrs. John Schaffer, Jr., E. B. Stone
and J. W. Williamson, of Port Byron,
were in the city today.
For sale or rent: the theatre billiard
parlors and sample rooms. Enquire of
Il J. Symes.
No quorum being present last evening
at the Business Mems association, no
business was transacted.
c. c. Knell leaves this evening on two
weeks trip to Carthage, Mo, to look at
his extensive business at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hass have gone to
Boston an visit to relatives and friends.
They will be absent about ten days
Teeth extracted without pain, by Nor
gan & McCandless, dentists, 3rd avenue
and Goth street. Telephone So. 21-dwtf
The county treasurer will observe Dec
Grafton day by closing his Office. The
other county officers will follow suit.
Krull s. Pfoh have just received theil
new stock of shoes in men and womens
wear Call and examine and get prices
The Central Presbyterian Sunday school
meets at five o'clock this afternoon to &C
through drill for the Decoration day
exercises.
R. II. Whiteside, representative of B
D. Buford & Co., arrived home on Mon
day from a successful trip in the interes
of that firm.
George P, Drennen, Deputy head con-
sui of the Modern Woodmen of America
is in the city for the purpose of organizing
a camp here.
Charles Fiebig, the locksmith, has beer
very busy moving his household effects tt
his summer residence at the head of Sew
enteenth street.
The topic of the Broadway Presbyterian
prayer meeting, this evening, will be
Directions for a Prayer Meeting: Bible
Reading, Heb. K: 25, etc.
The G. o. d. laundry at Davenport
still continue to laundry shirts at cents
collars q cents and cuffs cents. 12a
Main street, telephone No. 372. doom.
Squire Cooke left this morning for St
Louis, where he goes as delegate to the
United Presbyterian General assembly
He expects to be absent about week.
! ]. M. Beardsley No. 2, received postal
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-28
The Immortal Kiner.

Kiner, H. L., the pharisee of the Gene
SEQ NeOs, is a great and good man. He
was born lucky Here we have received
his paper this week blushing all over with
its new 'togs, and looking as pretty and
neat as school girl with her first beau
The good kiner is born journalist.
Give him pen and paper and he will
write out copy like a busting machine
1t is not our intention to give Kincrs his,
tory in this article. In fact we don't
know if we could be tempted to give it
in full. This life is too short and our
time too precious TO go into details. Kiner
has been with the Ne,cs long time
About year ago he leased the Office to a
fellow and went down to Peoria to help
Baldwin. of the JonrRal, to brace up their
people. While Kiner was down in that
vineyard. the fellow who had leased the
office, put all the type he could in the hell
box, and what he couldn't put in the hell
box, he put in his pocket, and one fine
morning, just as the sun was coming up
in the east, he levanted. The good Kiner
heard all this, got aboard the train, cap
tured the fellow, but it afforded him b III
little consolation. The best part of the
office was in the hell box, so K;ner ordered
a new outfit which has been received,
hence the fine appearance of the Neaos
Now that he is on the high road to wealth
and fame, We hope he will keep on, and
on. Let hin brace up his spine, and sc
to work reforming Geneseo, something
that has long been needed.