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The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-02

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and that to secure that amount tax Of (IO)
ten mills on the dollar is levied On all prop
erty borne on the assessment roll OF the par
ish and not included as the property
on the assessment roll situated with
in the incorporated towns of Opelonsas,
Washington, Grand Coteau, Arnaudvilie, Vile
Plate and Rayne, and that on the property
situated within these Incorporated towns, to
defray their proportion of the expenses of
the criminal proceedings, there be levied in
accordance with section Ne 90 of the Gene
raj Assembly of Louisiana, regular session of
1873, q tax Of five mills on the dollar.
The licenses for the current year 1884,
on all trades, professions, ETC., viii be
the same as those imposed by the State
for the same year.
Mr.J. Z. Morris was appointed as.
commissioner pro TEN. to attend the
annual meeting of the Board of Levee
Commissioners of the fourth leyee dis
trict, to be held at Morgan City on the
Ath of February.
Mr.. James @. Chachere was author.
lied to procure from the u. s. Land
Office list of entries of government
lands in this parish from the year 1869.
The committee appointed to lay a
road from Mrs. Brooks place to inter
sect the Opelousas and Bellevue road
on the line between Gillespie's and Las
trapes' places reported that they loca-
ted said road, when on motion the re-
port was adopted and the committee
Instructed to cause the road to be
opened to the public in accordance
with law.
DR.. A. I'D. Harmansons was appointed
commissioner to represent the parish at
the Worlds Exhibition to be opened in
New Orleans in December next.
The tax collector reported that for
the months of October, November and
December he had collected the sum Of
$I9. .O2260. OF this amount $949.36
were retained for his commission, $339.
93 were paid for adyer tising delinquents,
and $25.00 for taxes refunded.
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lalaan u Lewis. sseaa ClzGsEn FacseFy
ia zaslIdfng Mill NeN Iberias Isa.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-02
Co1den's Liquid Beef Tonic.

For ads,lts sapeling, wineglassful may be
taken three times d day with great advan-
tage. Its tonic and nutritive qualities are
dition of solid food. 1t is now recommended
by the faculty as the best remedy for con-
sumption, debility, loss of appetite, weakness,
indigestion, dyspepsia, fever, ague, malaria,
and all female and children's maladies.
CAUTIoN-See that the signature of T.
Golden is on each bottle, as limitations are on
the market,
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-02

The public school discussion by the
press of Louisiana is growing pretty
general and interesting. This is one
subject that should receive the atten-
ton of every one. There is nothing
more needed by this State and the
South generally, than an effective pub
lie school system. 'Tis that which will
add more to her greatness. Intellect
ual developments the one thing that
pushes onward and upward the pro-
gressive march of every and all cOun-
tries. When the South advances her
intellectual growth, by an effective sys-
tenn of public education, just then
will her natural resources begin to de-
velope, and will keep pace with the
progressive Observation-Disclosures Vindi-
Gator.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-02
DA4OCRAETC TICKET.

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The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-02

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Probate Court, Parrish Of ST. Landry, No. 45O2.


Estate OF JEAN PIERRE MoUToE.
Whereas, Melise Thibodaux, Of the parish
of st. Landry, has appliedsby her petition to
be appointed administrative of The estate of
Jean Pierre Mouton, deceased, late of ST.
Landry parish;
position to said appointment will file the same
In writing, in my office, in the town of Opel0u
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES O. CHACHERE.
Feb, Q. 1884. Clerk.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-02

SPANISH PRIMER. We have received
from the publishers "a. s. Barnes &
Co., New York and Chicago, H., the
First Spanish Book, after the natural
or Pestalozzidan Method, for schools and
home Instruction. Ii this little work
the full rudiments of the Spanish Ian
guage are fully explained, from the
alphabet up to the grammatical con-
struction Of sentences. If you wish
your children to learn pure Span
ish easily and correctly, send for this
elementary work.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-02

Carpets in great variety at Blech's,
at New York prices.
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100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, ii Filsis, b Proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES
ApproxilaaafiOn A Prizes:
CERTIFICATE.

1857 Prizes, amounting to---.. s26S.5OoI
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The terrible condition of our public
roads again this winter, the consequent
difficulty and danger of travel, the
great retardation to the handling of
produce and the serious interruption to
business, should put all our people to
thinking and to try and ascertain some
efficient remedy by which said evils
can be removed. Thanks to Mr..
Westlake, who has lately become one
of our citizens, we believe that he can
furnish speedy and effectual solution
to our road troubles, and will guaran
tee to give us firm, and substantial
roads throughout the severest winter
season, provided our people will profit
by his practical experience ia estab-
fishing good and permanent reads. AS
we stated last week, Mr.. Westlake pro-
poses to introduce road machinery in
our parish, which will save the labor of
hundreds of men, that will do better
work at saving of hundreds Of dollars
annually, and the manipulation of
which can be taught to any man of
common sense within a few hours.
He is perfectly familiar with the work
ings and great merits of this labor-say-
ing machinery, and the whole outfit.
will not cost over three hundred dol
lars. A descriptive pamphlet, and nu-
merous testimonials from large num-
Der of States, Of this road machinery,
can be seen at the COURIER office. 1t
not only saves a vast amount of labor,
but hundreds of dollars yearly. The
money saved in a parish in one year
will pay for two or three machines.
Our town council should get it to work
the streets, and there should be one
purchased for every important high
way in the parish. We hope that our
Pelice jury will consult with Mr..
Westlake, now ewner of the Gillespie
place, and we feel satisfied he can con-
vince them of the great necessity OF in
Producing this road machinery.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-02

At a meeting of the Police Jury held
ON Jan. 21st the following ordinance
was adopted:
That the sum Of thirty-seven thousand one
hundred, and fifty dollars, be and the same is
hereby assessed and levied as the amount of
taxes to be collected for the services and ex-
penses for the current year 1884, and that
the said sum be appropriated as follows:
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MEETING OF CREDITORS.

Jan, 26, 1884. AdministPat
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sIoial Journal Of Town Of opelousas.
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tho Not, prsho Hesrarro,n.

Some of our esteemed contemporaries
who are anxiously inquiring for the where
abouts aud recent operations Of the Role
automatic brake car may be interested to
know that during the recent severe weather
1t was being tested in tho Baltimore yards
and on the heavy grades Of the Western
Ma, ylaud railroad. Dispatches TO this city
from H. nj. Agnew, esq, report it's oom
plete success in tests Of five or six hours,
on steep grades, in most unfavorable
weather aud under bad track conditions, To
the entire satisfaction OF the railroad off,
cials. The Baltimore Suns account oon
firms this report of the trial between that
city aud Emory Grove.
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Anusensnts.

"S2y-5"-The chart tor reserved seats At the
opera house IL hlling up, and there VIII
doubtless be "A large and fashionable audience
present. A marked feature of the audiences
which attended It In New York and Philsdel.
phia was their extrome iashionableness The
Rehan company has all the elements OF a
good troupe, and with the fun and interest
which are to be found in "7g0s" makes a
splendid entertainment. They will bs here
Monday evening,
Duprct & BencdicrS Minsve'S Saturday
this troupe will be In the opera house The
Worcester Times says "Tho audience last
night were kept in constant roars of laughter
by the iuimitable acts OF the special burlcsque
performers. Those who stay away tonight
will miss the finest minstrel performance
ever given in the city, while those who are
fortunate enough 10 secure n seat or even
standing room, will be well repaid"
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Patent Granted.

Yesterday a patent was secured by w.
X. Gerhart, solicitor for Henry Martin
of this city, for the improvements in his
brick machine. The machine is arranged
in such manner that il stone or other
obstruction in the clay should catch in the
works, the movement of the machine is
Immediately stopped. One of tho late
improvements is a movable attachment of
tho friction baud, connecting the main
lever by the friction wheel, with that
which forces it so as to stop the move
merits of the work. Tho other improve
ments are, automatically striking the
moulds as they issue from the machine by
means OF lever and pully, actuated by
the backward and forward movement of
the main lever aud raising and lowering
the gate by means of rack aud piniOn
connection and automatically stopping
the movement OF the machine TO prevent
crushing tho moulds should they be i'm
properly fed into tho machine and ca eli
against the frame. by means of a gat.
connected by series of rods aud crank'
with tho lever which acts upon the friction
wheel,
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SHORT TELEukAMS.

Flsshes OF News OF Minor Importance.
The residence of John Secler, at Brazil,
Ind, was burned last night. Loss, $i0,-
900 insurance, $4,000.
John L. Seip, clother, Of Lancaster,
Ohio, has made an assignment. His LA
bilities are $4,000 assets about the same
amount.
The New Jersey, Central at now York, is
up to ninety an account of the report that
the new Reading collateral trust loan will
result IN the withdrawal of about 100, 900
shares Of Jersey Central from the street. 4
The restricted coal production has in-
creased the demand. Stock at the ship.
ping points are reduced, and prices main
tanned. There are Indications of better
Eastern aud Southern demand, and line
and city trade is brisk.
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FREIGHT TRAFrIU.
Carrying Charges IN tho West.

O"f'JI"b S'"t.'' i" t"V "esI'
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 1.-THE
Chronicle is in possession of circular,
signed by the freight managers of the
Union Pacific, Topeka & Santa Fe, Den.
yer & Rio Grande, Missouri Pacific, Bur.
lington Il Missouri, Atlantic & Pacific,
Central Pacific aud lines under the latter
control, which says
"Wo are instructed by Albert Fink to
notify all contracting merchants that
goods shipped via Delaware and Lacka-
wanna railroad from New York and New
England, will be charged full local rates
west of the Missouri"
The same journal asserts that similar
circular has been issued, boycottiDg the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road.
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UE4 THIS.

MoKMM.-In this city, on the 10th inst,
age.
Services In Presbyterian church on Monday
afternoon ~ 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited.
sPIESEY. In Boston, Mass, On Jan. Q. 1854,
Mrs. Arthur Spinney, daughter OF Abram
Sides. OF Lampeter.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral from the Old Men.
MONTE church, near strasburg, on Saturda y
morning at II o'clock. Its
KREITER.-Jan. 10, 1884, at the residence OF
Thos. L. franklin, esq, Louisa hreiter,
daughter OF the late Charles kreiter, deceased,
In the 2ith year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her mother,
Mrs. Louisa Kreiter, at LititI, on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, IT.
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Tho Deioware Rising.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 11.-Waterm on
have been Watching the Delaware river
suspiciously for days past during which
time it has presented marked similarity to
the condition of affairs in the winter of
1877, when the back water freshet occurred
doing untold damage on both sides of the
river. Tho rain of Tuesday and last night
caused an overflow on the Pennsylvania
shore for a considerable distance inland.
Farmers along the river found their horses
and COWS standing waist deep in water in
their stalls this morning.
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Live stock Market.

CHIOAgo-Tbe Dropers' Journal reports
Iogs-Receipts, 3scOD head shipments, 1900
do; market opened steady but Sc lower
packing s5d5 40; packing aud shipping, s5 IS
g5 90 light, ikG5 10; skips, $3.50; closed
strong.
Csttle-Receipts 1850 head shipments. $500
do. market stronger ; exports, s6 l0Gs Is
good to choice shipping steers, $5 bO6l8 com.
mon to medium, o. 2Jd5 40.
sheep-Receipts, 1900 head shipments, ~ q
do market active but slow ; grades 26c low.
or inferior to fair, s3di; medium to good,
% 9)64 % choice to extra, tt15 rs.
EAST LIBERTY.--Cattle - Recnipts. 1887
head market very dull prime 2oc OF from
yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts, b,635 head; market dull
Pkiladclphias, 90 25ep6 20 +; Workers., IS 1896.
Sneep-Receipts, 1900 head market fair at
about yesterdays prices.
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Generous vner to nog rn,eves.

MUnNDIW HtNUHDI.
On Monday evening last some unknown
parties entered the pig pen at Mr.. Henry
Michaers slaughter house at the lower
end of town, securing and departing with
one of his swine, the prize happening to
be a SOW weighing about 225 pounds and
heavy with pig, which fact was doubtless
unknown to the thieves, and presuming
that th killed her did not make very
palatable pork. Being very nice variety
of stock, he is desirous Of raising a litter
of pigs before disposing Of her. Mr.. Nj
gays il the SOW is still alive, and the par
ties will return her, he will give them the
choice of any one of his other pigs, and
likewise pay them for whatever difference
there may be in the weight.
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nrrrrrn,, Anp wrnr nnmr.
But rot to Lancaster, Pa--some other Ian
caster

But rot to Lancaster, Pa--some other Ian
oattsr.
A dispatch from Bordentown, N, ", TO
tho New York World TO day, says
"Robert Mcclure, Of this place, while
on visit TO Lancaster oity, Pa, q few
weeka ago, made tho acquaintance of a
Miss MoIlenry, II years Of age, niece Of j.
II. Lungcnecker, "a gentleman Of wealth
Of that place. Mcclure assumed tho cog Z.
nomoD Of Frederick Otto, and persuaded
the giil to leave her comfortable home and
accompany him to this city, where ho
placed her IN boarding house. Yesterda y
her irate uncle arrived aud secur.
ing tbs services of the city marshal the
girls hiding place was discovered. An
Interview between the unclo aud the pretty
maiden resulted In her agreeing to return
with him. Mcclure has run away"
The parties referred to are not residents
Of this city. They are probably from
Lancaster in some other state or may have
given bogus names.
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:. = -
MAHHwTS.
pnl,sdelpn,. ssarnss. i.

PnILApELrHrA, january lI.-.rlour duh aud
weaker.
Rye Flour at % sles rs.
Wheat quiet; No western Red. N 0gk
VI l26p1 l2k
Corn easier san yellow and sail mixod, eek
Wo,c NO. . mixed aud yellow. 5sQ8lc.
vats nrmer; No. White tgf,tskc NO.
l, white, t5c No. do, Aais,{cj No. Mixed,
Rye at Csc
seeds unchanged Glover at 9kfll0c; Timo-
my u. ~ to0l ~ Flaxseed Arm at si s0Sbi 81.
frovisions quiet and fimr,
Lard quiet and frm.
Butter quiet ana stoady.
Eggs firm, and in fair demand
Cheese firm and In lair demand
Petroleum-market dull.
whisky at q 20.
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business Failures.

New York Jan. 1l.-Full telegraphc
returns to Dun & Co., indicate that the
business failures for the past seven days in
tho United States numbered BOB, and in
Canada and the provinces, 80, or total
of 333, as against 3lS the previous week,
a decrease of 15 failures. The bulk of the
Southern states, but an increase over tho
average is noted in New England and in
New York city.
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To sprlnkIe tho s,rse,..

The persons who desire to sprinkle tho
streets tho coming summer put in their
bids Tor the use of water at the mayors
Office last evening. They were as follows:
J. Ii. Kautz, ono horse sprinkler 500, two
horse S2O3 +. L.. Herr, one horse $50,
two horse, $255 ]. f, Staulfer, one horse,
$50. two horse s102 80 Benz. Weaver,
one horse s45, two horse $3.50. The
contract was given to MIR. Herr.
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SPECIAL Clearing Sale.

Williamson h Foster. to enterprising East
King street merchants, advertise special sale
for 81 days only, beginning Saturday, January
II. The surplus winter stock In all lines OF
goods will 10 closed out, in order To prepare
tor tho spring trade. Among the materials
marked down are clothing, shoes, rubbers,
hats AMI all kinds OF furnishing goods. II
will ne an excellent opportunity tor those in
need OF those articles to secure barB Itns.
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A Rogue Irtpped Dip,

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. ll.-Herbert
4. Chapman or Chipman, the man who
pretended to be robbed and choked here
Monday night last, and received great
sympathy from the church people, besides
frightening many citizens into buying re-.
volvers for self protection, was sent to the
house Of correction to day for six months
for obtaining board, care, etc., from De-
teotivs Colby, into whose house he was
carried when found in his pretended state
of sufieriug.
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Criminal NeglIgenoe.

PITTssURo, Jan. 1.-THE verdict o.
the coroner's jury in relation TO the
Brinton disaster is that the men came to
their death through ths negligence OF
the Pennsylvania railroad company in
not supplying sufficient protection against
accident, while the men in their employ
are shoyeling snow"
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SECOND EDITION.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS,



rO-DAN's NEWS FROM MANY POINTS
Matters OF Interest in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Taken From tho steamer Ueluc ana
safely Lanaed.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Arposv
has arrived off the Lizard and reports that
she met the Celtic twelve hundred miles
out and took off four OF her passengers.
The latter were transferred 10 tug which
has landed them at Falmouth.
The names Of the Celtic's passengers
landed by tug at Falmouth are John q.
PEARSON, A.F.Firte, Cbas. Mehans aud II.
B. Mecler
all we'll.
The four passengers landed at Falmouth
express much satisfaction at getting
ashore as the voyage was very monoton.
Gus. They say the Celtic sails slowly, but
behaves we'll under canvass.
MRS. Carey's Desire.
DUBLIN, Jan. 1l.-I'he London corres-
pondent Of the Freemdns Journal states
that Mrs. Carey declines to 60 abroad aud
asks for safe employment in Great
Britain. To this, however, her family Is
an obstacle.
To Abrogate Auti-Jowish Laws.
81. PETERSBURG. Jan. fl The Senate
has decided to endeavor to obtain an i'm.
mediate abrogation Of the anti-Jewish
laws which were passed in May, 1882.
Burial OF GRIMM.
DRoMoRE, Ireland, Jan, 1.-THE
funeral Of young Griffin, who died from
the effects OF a bayonet wound received
during the conflict on New Years day be-.
tween tho Nationalists and Oraugemen,
took place to day. Hundreds of Orange.
men attended the funeral
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DsRth of u Young man

Henry Shaeffer we'll known young
barber of this city, died at the residence
of his father on Manor street, this morn.
ing. Deceased learned his trade with g..
sumner, and went to work for Henry Wolf
in 1873. He remained with him until last
September, when he was taken with q
throat trouble, which ended In his death.
He was popular young man and had
hosts Of friends.
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Dslmonioo Net In a House OF Correction

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-Iuquiry at
the office of Bold, OF the house of correc
tion, elicts the statement that there is no
truth in the published story that Charles
Delmonico was admitted yesterday to the
house of correction, which is only an
asylum for the destitute at Holmesburg.
1t is positively stated that he is not and
never was an inmate of that institution.
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CHATTANOOGA, Fla, Jan, 11,--Ilon. w.
L. Rathburn, president of the First
national bank, this city, died this morn.
ing. He was we'll known throughout the
country as leading capitalist in this SEQ
ton. He has been for many years presi.
dent of the Roane iron company, which
runs the largest iron mill in the South.
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Hoa,tn is Wealth.

IN Is worth more than riohes, Tor Without ~
riches cannot be enjoyed. How many people
are without health who might regain it py
using Kidney Wort IL acts upon the Liver,
novels and kidneys. cleansing and stimuia.
ting them 10 healthy action. II cures all dis
orders OF these important organs, pufinos tho
blood and promotes the general health. Sold
by all druggists. See adyt-
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SAd Behavior.

Last evening a party of young men who
were drunk, went into the saloon Of
Samuel Rudy, and raised q row because
they were refused drinks. Upon leaving
they took with them brass chain about
ten feet long, which was hanging on the
wall
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threatened Danger from an leo Gorso.

BALTIMORE, Jan, 1l.-There is a ire.
mendous ice gorge forming on tho sus
quehanna river at Port Deposit. The
river is rising rapidly. People in the town
are flying with their effects to high lands
for safety. The situation is very grave.
The Baltimore g. Ohio bridge building at
Port Deposit and big bridge at Havre do
Grace, are threatened. 1t is raining hard
and the snow is melting fast.
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GIobe Tea ANA Coffee,

The Globe tea and coffee packers, OF New
York, still continue to give. away presents
with their goods at their branch store, Nos. l2s
and I3l North Quesn street. A. will be seen
by reference to their advertisement elsewhere
large numbers OF citizens have received gifts
with packages of tea and coffee purchased.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADING LANCASTER CLOTHIERs,
NO. Ia EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
a....,. ....n a. =. u.n...
CBULTZ's HAT STORE.

We have looked over our
stock and find it too big for this
season. The holiday sales were
very large, but we are still full
Of Heavy Caps and Mems Fur
Goods generally. Most Of these
goods we have marked down to
cost, and some lower, because
we don't want to carry them
over. The money is worth more
to us just now than the goods
will be next year. The few Seal
Caps left are all bargains in
which it will pay any one to in
vest.
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well Deserved.
FoTney's prORresa.

FOIneyTs FfORfess.
Miss Mary Martin, Of Lancaster, has
been elected assistant in tho boys high
school to the principal, Professor Mo
Caskoy. This is a well deserved compli
ment to an able teacher, and ono which
her many friends are most happy to con-
gratulats her upon,