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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

This company has established hetuquar,
tiers for the sale of their celebrated mixed
paints for the state, in this city. have
been appointed agent for the sale OF same
aud will ill all orders at factory prices
thereby saving my customers the freight
on same. ". hAMiLIoN'
Wholesale painters supplies, window
glass, wall paper. mouldings, ETC., SIG Elm
street, Dallns, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

BRYANT a. strattou's Business college,
This old and successful institution. nus
Young men for real'liie by qualifying them
for business and as shorthand writers ,greu-
mates are successful ia getting employment.
For circulars address W. M. Carl enter,
president, st. Louis, Missouri.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

A New Acquisition. =,
A new acquisition to the growing bust
ness interests of Dallas Is the Texas q
Mexican Land and Investment Company !,
which has opened an Office ~ ~ Ms,n
street 10 do a general land and real estate
business and negotiate land aud cattle
properties. execute loans and deal in all
neoOtia able securities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

Constipation r. positively cured by Uurt-
er's Little Liver Pills Not by purging
aud weakening the bowels, but BY regulat-
ing and strt ngthening them. This IL done
by improving the digestion and siimulst-
ing the liver to the proper secretion oil bile,
when the bowels will perform their custom
ary functions in an easy and natural man.
rer. Purgative pills must be avoided: Ask
for Carers Little Liver Pills. Price 25
CENTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

Young men, middle aged men and all men
who suffer from curly indiscret'ons VIII hnd
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful invg-
GRANT ever introduced. once restored by IL.
there Is no relapse. Try il; IL never fails.
81, 8 for sat- druggists, or by, mail from
]. II. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New YORK
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4 Card.

n VNTW.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiecretiona of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood ETC., !
will send recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge This great remedy was discovered
by missionary IN South America. Seno
d sell-addrcaaed envelope 10 the Key.
Joseph 4. Inman, station ID, New York
ity
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No mother should be without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which cures all FEMALE DISEASES,
and makes all women happy.

Why IL It that you sea sucn crowd
breakfast dinner and supper times 40
the corner OF Main and Poydras streetsf
5 because thew are going 10 ger hrst ca
m Gals M the BOARD of Trade Restaurant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

IL
whole Tickets, So Hair Tickets, u ~
tickets, $50; IS Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or send
nv express Don't send by registered letter or
post-officc order, until further notice. ordcrs
OF Is and upward by express can be sent al
onr expense Address all orders n j. J. DOUG
LAS Louisville. Ky. q. A. Webster, 70l Elm
a,raet Dallas Texas.
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Inported Goods.

Tho Elm street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, 10 the only saloon Ia the city which
Imports IL own wines aud liquors. They
import In aud out OF BOND Hungarian anu
regu lar patrons the benefit. No saloon IA
the southwest imports direct as much as TIL,
house Their cigars, lunch, liquors and ~
tenticn given 10 the public cannot DO eT-
celled M the United States. Don't forget
to get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
Street Exchange, where you will always
find the aiiable Jake MencEor and. assist
anita.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

For dyspepsia ana liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle oil
yhiloh's vitaliEer. It never falls 70 care
Sold by w. II. Patterson n Co., druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23
RAILROADS.
HOUSTON q TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
TWo TNpRE9s TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY

original
non n 10 NpUHftl
THIS no DAl
Il, Fs TE Ss'S p'' s es a RSos s Whom,
l, uani yag
uon PuLlMANPALoE LEEplSd CAS- helgsa
CARS no" running srs Tiwr w RFfPeT NOVEMBER
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Nv friend. look herel you know bow
weak and nervous your wife is, and you
know that Carter's Iron Pills will relieve
her, now Why not b. fair about II and Duy
her n box2
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Don't fail 10 see the hne display OF Dia,
Inond and other stone rings and prices -
which they are being sold by Austin, Oh
Main street.
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The purest. best and ch espest brands Of
uo-sn Ors1 do,k' 8 tor family u5s,.
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WEIR LAND.
A Cha,iy Letter From n reHlan Ia
Florida.

The Italy OF Am,TIca-I,s Wonders au'
Beau,ies,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

where the invalid Daros Death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

Mexican Female Remedy

Which all ladies should know. See our
Circular al your druggist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

There.is constant Effort on tho part Of
that grim monster Disease ,o psOoli,o
s.ryance Of natural laws can render hi, 81.
forts unavailing. Yet TOO often injndiclous
excuses, sudden changes, too great expos
nrs, i'm proper food or other abuses OF
nature open tho gateway and disease gains
a victory. Sometimes It's mastery ID SO
conf lote that nature OF herself can never
effect dislodgemens. IN such lhst.no,s
r,infores nature with u judicious use OF
Broynis Iron Bitlers aud We guarantee IA
snort time all disease will be vanished.
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everai Good Things.
IL you want good digestion,
Ifyou want good health,
1, you want good baking,
Ifyou want the best stove,
Ifyou want the cheapest stove,,
II You want n good square meal
Buy a Charter Oak Stove.
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Il two good hetsl. and number Of board

OF two good hoiels ahd q number OF board
No visitor 20 Florida should iall TO visit
silver spring, which rises suddenly nom
tha around. Tnis fpuGs 10 one OF zoe
wonders 81 this t0p'cd ollms, No
place In Florida Is sl widely known a.
this wonderful pooi, a river deep, Tspid
and peliueld, flowing Don Ifuously from e
great cave lu tho ucpfH O' ihn iuuni aiu
hsal. IL light 10 ctli 'Urih nt ouea the
ndmifaIioh snd N0uoer 20. .ln most h,n'
zeal u travellers. Tho sguug 10 iorlY -Ave
d,cp aud six hundred len, 'u diameter and
Us wAtcrs are ao trApfpaioni luh we
rhttering sand ON tbs bottom looks as II
bus few inches beneath The suriAca. the
o1urbe ofthi marvellous Hnd uniiiling Mood
4, mystery. SILVER Run WHOA heads rom
tha apring 10 the Oakl.walN fivrf 10 nine
miles Va length, aud 10 uaylggted ~ Steam
ers, which land at the sprlu', loatlag on
Us peliucid tide, with ample rnonl Tor q
nset Fish oi great sizr aud often NUKE ~
ligAtOf, may he ss.n ilngting ~ tue depth',
apparently obllylOus OF impending danger
We'll. YOU must be exhausted by thn time
II YOU are not, | know | am. expect I"
visit ST. Augusta o tomorrow, which - un'
doubtedlv the Oldest city, by forty years
la the United States, and WAS louhdt "a
when SPAN was the greatest power on
earth. | will let you hear from me again
shortly. A.,
health has been benefited. " seems l
cannot stand cold weather. Had l been N
Dallas during the past Tow weeks, tho cnld
would have done me serious harm. NV
kind regards to all. Remember me TO my
friends. have been leasting upon
oystern, i,h and oranges. Wishing You y
Happy New Year ani prosperous one
''' WN. J. KELLER.
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DIR. scHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS

Do no. produce sickness At the stomach, nausea
or griping On the contrary they rrs SO miid
and agreeable In their acton that q person SUE
feriug with sick headache, sour slofach OF pain
In The bow els IS speedily relieved OF these dit
tressipg symptoms. They act dir city on the
liver. he organ which. when in healthy cOu-
diiion, purihes the blood for me Who Joy
In all cases OF Liver Complaint OF dyspepsia,
-h.u there a. great weakness CT dchiihy, ut.
Schenck's Seawced Tonic should he used IN
injection with these Pills.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

schencIS's Mandrake pills are prepared
oniy bv Or H. scHEScK A soS, Phtadel
phia. Pa AMI old by Druggists everywhere
Price twenty i've cents yer box.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23
795 Prizes amounting In q, g. gold, to- s2@, 10
TICKETp, So, HALVES, 81.
$4,000 ron az.

"7ITTI
III EFGULARMONTHLY DRAWINGwll
hTan take place IN The Masonic Hall, Masonic
zbAH Temple Building, IN Louisville, KY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884
A LAWFUL LOTTERY and FAIR DRAW,
MIA rLprterca bv tho Legislature Of KY. and
twice declared legal by the highest Court Ia ihe
state. Bond given TO Hourly county m inc sun OF
yiel. OOU FOR the prompt payment otail Lizes sold
4 REVOLUTION In single Number Drawings
rS-Every ticket holder his own supervisor
ran call out the number on his ticket and see
Inc corresponding number on the tsE placed
in tho wheel in his presence. These drawings
will occur on the last THU RsDAl OF every
month. Read tho magnificent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

Take Schcnck's Mandrake PMS n you
t,taiking "a forget what YOU arr taxing apo
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Tho Wonderful fnIcaey Of
Dr. sCaEsCk's
~ AYnRARE pTLTE

Has hlans frequently ana Satisfactorily proven
that a seem almost super1uous ~ say H.}'ilns
more ln trtlI favor The imm, nto suu .uu'
sianty INCREASING demand ~ them, coll in ihi.
anu fniFu tnunuirG IA tho 90 evidence "
their yam Their sal' Today iu tho lniiti
StAe o. IN far foatUr i.gl ANY tthtr o.lAhiue
mtdl. iun This dtmHnu Do not tps tmn1lG u u
nFu az and tiHa1y. II u mol ul day ur yr'-
lHrilY. d Ia hn ia'raff' tnat hN been ncahly
growing flr tho lltt trirty five years What are
ne reafOus iur this tffat aud glowing u Wunnf
pF hfhrucFs Mandrake l'ilIs contain 40 mrf'
rury, asa Frt thrT Hci with wonderful tnec.
upon tho liver They cleanse the stomach aud
bowels " al Irritating matter which, % ALLOW "a
a, Z. main. pnis0ns inc blood. aud brings nn
Maiaila. Calls and Fever and many olhrf dis
CO. Isl They rive health ana strength % me
dlrcsiiYc orFHus, Thoy cf,Aio apIcuiu ana give
vlgOT 10 the whole iysirm, They Wr. in ihrl,
the M dicluo OF all othofa which should hr lasvn
IN times like the prcsout when mnlAual anh
other opidemlcs are rsrlng, ~ they p'upmo inc
System tpr-tist tue attacks ui disease OF every
nhNFuNfHF
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Take Schcnck's Mandrake Pills II 20
want your stomach N make Eo0d blood
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
AMIZOyS or THE INSECT TORLD.
A COOPER UNION LECTURE ON ANTS By THE RE-

A COOPER UNION LECTURE ON ANTS By THE REV
J. G. WOOD.
The Rev. JIG Wood delivered Saturday nigh in
the large ha Of the Cooper Institute the last OF his series
OF lectures on natural history. His vivid powers Of
description, his extensive fund Of original observation,
and his peculiar and striking drawings with cOOred cray
ons on darkened have caused his audiences to
become larger each tme and last night every seat ia the
audltortum filed with dell gifted aud eager listeners
lie appeared puucudly at : o'clock, and was greeted
with applause. ~ speak to you tonight" he said
about the ant subject that always frgLten5 me, and
each time that lecture upon it, feel more and more
alarmed The geographical Cf this wonderful crcd
ture is circum,cribed II essentially child OF the
South You find It in it, full glory the tropics and
you 70 toward the temperate it GimHhes in size
and in until you reach point where # finally
disappears What has to be said OF ants ap
piles with some faint differences also to bees
wasps anI hornets, which all belong to the
same order OF hymenopJera. They can be
divided n-o two grand sections the Solitary and the
social Of the former all that need De SAID is that male
ana a female pair on and make rude nest WIN lew
cells. All ne interest dud may say al the lhteAecJ oI
combine IN the sOcili,. Here we nave queen,
males or dr0nc-, AID multitude OF smaller unWiuScd
insects rightly called workers, %u'h were once thought
Doe u"utcIS IN sex, Out WuCu are now hluWu % ut
females whose growth has been arrested They IN fact
rescinule girls nose growth suoua d. stopped az tet'e
years age and VINO should satisfy Themselves with be-
dignity of motherhood Tlcre can be no mistake about
hcr sex because they sting and bite, any Is
tain all hornets, bees, ants anu mosquitoes
that either sting OF blJe female The male can do
neither The females do al the work aud all the mischief,
and show all the ingenuity. Tho males III many cases
cannot even feed themselves.
Among the workers there IL an immense division ~
Labor winch Is not Interchangeable. There two great
divisions the warriors AmaZOus and the civilians, and
tue former have become accustomed TO purely war
Ike life u. rapIue and adventure that they cannot even
feed themselves. Among ants the workers are not
OF the race bu slaves apturcd O the AndzOns,
and most singular fact that though they ugEt most
stubaOruy for their liberty, yet when once with
in the nest OF their CaptOrs they be-
feeding their. ml-resses storing the eggs, looking aIteI
the Cubs tearing open their mp the money
dew milking the auJ cows, which tue green aphlds
that feed on the ruscs and taking charge OF ue whole adj
muistratou OF the colony In the most U.uterSted ana
Intelligent manner They are never guarded bat though
far more inte lectua than their cOnquerOrs they never
escape" The lecturer then rcclted the most
extraordinary Things funerals! IN Tasmania am
about warrior organizations. When he hnl-hed Ills lee
shook hands Win nun anu tuanhct
LA for ms lecLu
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
tanned special news features from London, Washing
ton and other important centres letters from Lon
don full text of Mr. G.. W ClintOn's address before
the Regents of the State University on the George
Clinton papers and kindred documents Of the ReyO-
luton " Pulpit Sketch" of DR.. J. P. Newman,
" Broadway Notebook" continuation of " Jack :
Courtshp,' review of Perrot's History Of Art in
Chadea and Assyria, musical, dramatic and social
reviews of the week, and much other matter Of
interest In addition 10 full reports Of the days
news, of which the following is a brief summary:
FOREICN.-Seven men were killed and twelve IN
jured by an explosion of lire-damp in France. --
Orders have been given for the Egyptian troops TO
evacuate khartOum. == The Celtic was spoken
by three more steamers == General Ratlslay
Andrjewltch Fadejew is dead. = Lotta ap-
pearcd in London on Saturday night as Little AeH
and the NdrcuoRess with great success.
DONESTIC.-Ihe Secretary of the Treasury has
issued Cal for bonds --= The Committee Of the
National Academy of Sciences has reported that
glucose Is healthiul and commercially important
-J James Mutt, vino killed Dukes taken to
the Allegheny County jail on Saturday, aud was
cheered by crowds along the way. - The
William Neuken was Identified IN Elmira on Satur-
dav as the companion of the murdered girl, Katie
Bradchotf == Heavy snOw-storms have pre-
vallel i'm North Carolina. == The verdict of the
Coroner's jury IN the Beeville Convent fire inquest
was rendered on Saturday. = Edwin helland, OF
Kingston, y. y, Is dead from the effects OF tne
heating received at the hands of his clerk. ==
The Labor Conference IN Philadelphia on Saturday
denounced free trade. == A great syndicate has
been formed 10 mine iron ore In Minnesota
CITY AND SUBCRBAN.-.rhe tftleth anniversary OF
Cardinal McClOskeys ordination as a priest was
celebrated on Saturday by golden jubilee. --
The search for MIR. DelmOnico was continued with
out result - Two large failures occurred in the
grain trade. -= DR.. Lasker's body was sent TO
Europe. -= Augusta Roche secured limited
divorce, == Mrs. Langtry was permanently en-
joiued from using the title Peril" - The Rev.
j. G.. Wood lectUred on ants. == superintendent
Walling instructed the police captains as TO the
powers of coroners. == The Fire Commissioners
issued a circular of commentator and admOnitlon
70 the department == There was good skating
on all the lakes == Gold value of the regal
tender silver dollar 412l2 grains, s5.40 cents.
-- Stocks, after a strong opening, declined
sharply and closed feverIsh at some recOyeries.
Copies of the paper may still be obtained at the
Office of THE TRIBUNE or by mail. Price 3 cents.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14

and make ii ample justice 10 Nj wv zee and
had given ard Mr. Newton had aeoepted ny go, say
agreed 90 act before word ef cehse MN. and
source had appeared In the newspapers & -, al
a % e1oaetssy praisewethy 10 hin tnat hr u
low the criticisms of his brethren II INC al tcr
10 hinder him in the course he nas I'm, t,nr" -,
harsh criticism usually develops obeilnacy IN ~ ..
am glad his remarks this morning were Wei 80, No
and tqmreraie as undeTstaDd they were anu ,n mn
Doubt thai there will be 10 more occasion ior N'
IN his case. - ,ror i'm
The idea that Bishop should be given power Int iui
mediately silence n cler- yman when ne utt.
the Bs0n or somebody else thinks Is NOT corr
is a nonsenscal one little temperance IN l,ar
will allow any iairminded person 10 sec tust l'ts ~
rules OF procedure should be observed ana the on
all parties protected: and little familiarity VIII ,hcre
law will show that proper rules of proeduIc ,, Mr.
laid down. Let here that do MOI agtsc - tbe
Newton in the doctrines he has been teaCh,.,ie - ~
statements he has made IN his recent Ieetuies'
IMPRESSIONS FROM OTHER CLERGY MEN
The Rev Dr. George II HoughtOn said yesteru"y' Az
being told of the action Of Mr. Newton 81 am s'au ~
haslisened TO the Bishops admonitions ana mas
70 refrain from teaching any more such unehuf'hiy
and sen III 70 give heed to the opinions
by clergyulen ia tilis diocese. , - ~, tis sor
The Sv DIR Deems remarked in the course OF nIs
mon YESTERDAY "The Old Testament contains ~ 3 ~
II il the word OF God from beginning 10 emu anu
didn't believe il should abandon the pulpit I'M
uaver stand within walls dedicated 10 lhe @
of Gods truth 10 utter speculatlous concerning ITO 'J
ny fal ~
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
WHITING SOME OF THE STEW4RT ESTlTE.
THE LATEST CLAIMANT A VERMONT MAS-A TALK |
WITH Ex-JUDGE RUSSELL

WITH Ex-JUDGE RUSSELL
John Stewart, of johnson. VT, who asserts
that he is relation of the late A. I. Stewart, has
begun a suit for the purpose of obtaining share Of
the estate On Thursday. Judge Taft of the Su-
preme Court, at Granville, VT. took the testl-
mony Of Mrs. Isabel COsgrove, which was offered for
he purpose of establishing the alleged relationship.
The Stewart estate was represented by eX-Judge
Russell, who said yesterday ~
more from motives of curiosity than anything
else | attended the examination. Mrs. CoSgroVe
testified that she was the widow Of one Barney Cos
grove of FintOna, in the County OF
Tyrone, Ireland. which is more than a hundred
miles from the home Of A. T. Stewards family. She
said that her husband had sister Anne. who had
sOn by one Tom Stewart, hOrse-dealer, to whom
Anne said she bad been lawfully married 1t is tins
son, John Stew art who now seeks to get something
from the estate. Old COsgTOve had never heard OF
A. L. Stewart until John stewart got hold of her.
Her testimony mere hearsay evidence and had
not the remOtest tendency 10 prove that John stew
art bore any relationship to A. T. Stewart. If he
relation 1t would not better his case. A 4;
Stewards will was duly prObated IN NeW-l Ork ana
in Vermont, and that makes end of the claims
of all alleged relations If the will were
disturbed it would only revive former VIII
made twenty years previous in his own hand writ
ing which is substantially the same in that 1t gives
the bulk of his estate to his widow.p
Mr. Russell said that since A. L. Stewards death
hundreds of letters had been received from. or on
behalf Of alleged relatives. They came from all
parts Of the wOrld-lreand, Australia, and even
Prussia, where family by the name Of Steuwr
based q claim to kinship on the similarity of the
names. Mr. Russell showed several of these letters.
Most Of them were written 70 Mrs. Stewart, who
was addressed variously as " Reyered Aunt" " Most
Amiable Lady Esteemed klnswOman,' etc. Most
Of the letters were written in a humble and suppli
eating vein: few were threatening They exhibited
every variety OF chlrOgraphY and Orth09Tapny.
They were only evidence, Mr. Russell said, of the
common failing in human nature which induces
people to claim relationship with men of note that
thereby some of their lustre may be reflected upon
themselves and perhaps little Of their cash reach
their pockets. People in this country who went
abroad hunted mp old records established to their
with titled families and returned with heraldlc de-
vices he considered imbued with only another and
hardly more creditable phase of the same weak
New-York tribune., 1884-01-14
4 F0Ru4L REPLY T0 BUTLER.

BOsTON Jan. 12.-The annual report Of the
Board of Health, Lunacy aud Charity read at
meeting Of the Board this afternoon. II says that
should be appointed the boards Of tru Of
insane hospitals, aud that the state wOrkhouse and
TewksbuTy Asylum should be placed under one board Of
trustees. The report then takes up the attacks of
Governor Butler upon the system Of State charities and
upon this Board particularly, aud says:
"These charges amazingly varied, and supported only
by the weakest possible evidence, most OF which
would he held incompetent by any orli-
nary tribunal for the trial Of questions
of fact were widely circulated throughout the country
They grew repetition and -erauUu until Lie good
OF the = ate aborcd under weight Of ml5fprc-
,entatiGu and dsgaccful accusation such never WIS
before visited upon this commonwealth ny her blttercsi
enemy, whether SeCtiOnallv otherwise hostile. Yet
this charitable SYSTEM against which these
ISLANDERS brought continued 90 work whou serious
obstruction III result, and exhibited % anxious or
curious ng from outside the state the bench
the poor which had ule the name or Mi-s
cuu-ett- honorable and hUuOTcd wherever the principles
puDhc charity known and lts practice respected
II r the best evidence IN favor OF the institutions which
20 prominent ctZrn OF Massachusetts, attacked th8t
they have forward in their regular COURSE unmOyed
hy che unnatural assault upon them and vndicated by
the voice Of bcpgOe early as an opportunity occurred
To do Jneu Justice
To al jns portion of the report the minority strongly
obia