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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-13
Letter From J. MaIcomb Smith, CLERK OF
Westchestsr County, New York, for Nine

Letter From J. MaIcomb Smith, CLERK Of
Westchestsr County, New York, for Nine
Years -. :,
wnrrx PLAIss-.N. Y, May Z. isss.-i
have tor mary years been troubled at
times with muscular rheumatism and pleu-
ritIo pains. and have always found ALI
cooks Porous Pissters 10 be quick and ef'
ficient In aff5rding relief.
In Deoembe iaet l had an a. ok OF pneu-
mopis. which left one OF p[Hlngs In
weak and extremely sensif h'ition &C
oompsDied Al times With - p-in- The
application OF one plssty Nd the pain
IN 4 short time, sno - On one al
most constantly since. ssS vSepston to the
4 have used Ancock's Poroue Piesiers for
myself and family for over twenty-five
years, always with speedy beneficial results
and do not hesitate TO recommend tnem
IN their mild, counter-irritant qualities
and for their efficiency In relieving soreness
Of the lungs and pains Of rheumatic o.
neuraIgic character.
Re- surs IN obtain "Aicock's" Porou
Plaster, q eli otners sxe worthless imssa
s10nA
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ARnrxain In Lnnd.

Over 1900 acres Of fine land, locsted in
Jones county, north Of Abilene and Jour
miles ve0t OF county seat, known as Har'
rison county school lands. located 1855
with lasting water the dryest seasons Pres
arr nr;cs 30 SO. Jas Il. IRON,
CIV p' Ovarian Tex
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uorssord,s Acid Phosphate.

AvALUABLs REMEDY ron GRAVEL.
DIR. T. Fl. Newlend, jr., ST. Louis, Mis-,
souri,, says: ~ have used 1t in diseases o.
tho urinary organs, buch 81 grsvsi' anu
particularly spermatorrhOa, with. very
good result, and think IL very valuable
ramady In those diseaeea."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-13
Paint Your House.

RosK CITY MIXED PAINT
Produces q rich, glossy surface, will not tadf
nor chalk off, but remains hrm ana dura
II HAMILTON Il You've, S23 Elm street, deal
ers In wall paper, window glass, paints, ar
fists m ateYinls picture frames.
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We keep a full line of millinery, fancy
goods, notions, dress goods, snks, sstins
neck and underwear, oorsets. gloves, and
full line OF ready made suits and everything
for lsdios' wear. II. Bsumsn. TV5 Elm
ssroek Dallas Ter.
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surnetts COcOhiues
TILE nYnT oY ALL HAIR pREssINGs.

THE BEsT OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
II sllays irritation, removes all tendency
TO dandruff, and invigorates the action oil
the cnpillsries in the highest degree, thus
promoting vigorous and healthy growth
n hair. lis effect upon the glossinese and
richness OF the hair Is such rs cannot be
surpassed. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
arc the best.
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Everybody who frsquentst For, Knows
Gentleman Gus" Rintlenssn and where
sn oan be fouud-sehind the bar OF he
I,ocsl Option. noas depot. UnsxoeptIons'
nIs LIQUOR and courteous attendance
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"Mrs. Anderson. That hat II so bsoom-
ing" "Why yes, I always like 70 60 90
Baumass. They do keep the incest
goods"
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The Rev. Gee. ii. mayer, q, Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
bv J. n. House psiis-.
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Caisrrh cured, hseith ana sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy;
Price 80 cents. Nasal injector free. Sold
by j. Nd. House. Dallas.
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Paper HanGinEs. -
our sprist stock is now complete. We
have many beautiful patterns and designs.
HArrrroE A You've,
~ Rim Z roet
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To to wholesale trade We offer extra !, i o,
duoemApts. Address. X. Bsuman, IOo Sim
street Dallas Tex
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Frank 4. Mum. sign painter. 800 Main st.
Gle "a Tex. Ia xhpis coros d tsstst,
ants its temporary retreat. Its new hall
WILDE large enough TO allow elbow room
for the customers also.
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j. L. Williams IN
Has sdd drags in Dallas longer tina ca
other mdn. He will not be left In the reu
90 and sac him
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GROUP, Whooping Cough, and oven As,n
ma imynediately relieved by Ackers I'm
glish Remedy. Sold by W. II. p@tte rsor
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shIoh's Cure will Immediately reliey'
Group. yhooping cough and bronchitis
Bold by j. M House, Dallse.
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Cow Poryics for Sale Ar.
Fifty aood COW ponies for sale by the
Texas q Mexican Land 4 Investment COM
pany, 73 Main street.
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Group, whooplug cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure eoio
by j. IA. Howe Dallss
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ynno, Calvert y CO.'S mixed Paints.

Having been appointed sele s8ent for
this woll-known aud ralisbls paint / nm
prepared 10 aupply consumers and the
trade ct manufacturers pr'ces. This pain
hos been sxtensively uesd 10 this state for
over fifteen years, and has given universal
satisfaction. Ihe company authorizes me
to guarantee every gallon sold
X. SHIELDS.
.,s.Ior ,u srip IoSv and ,lata glua. ~, |
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For lame back, side OF cnest use shiiohs
Porous Plaster. Pice % cents. Sold oy
]. NJ. House Dallas.
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Hsmmccks, Iodssn cas- .1t ,sss ball
supplies. 81 ]. 3. Fe.rs. SO Man ssrsst.
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shilobs Cough and Consumption Cure II
sold by us on a guarantee. II cutes COZ
unptioS. Bold bvJ v aonss nallas
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shiloh's Curs VII immediately relieve
snld ev " Hofas
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Main Street Hnt1anco
To the Clear L. s~ saloon is through Ed
Martins livery stable.
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with or1srs
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Farmers buy lthe broad gauge Hunstabls
ahOe.
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Merchants oaii IN At the Hsnstabls FAC
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-13

Mexican Female Remedy
Which all ladies should know. See our
Circular hi YOU, druggist.
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Horrors of IMMORAL poiaonlng.

Dealer In window and plate Rlaso, wnil
sper, window ahades. etc. H33 Elm street
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Ths Terrell Times sxyg The spectacular
en' rrsssnme given By Mrs Charles Ben
hons .Dsiiss. and Ia which over 800 children
plaved their psrts With such animated pre-.
src1So- - . ereas long 70 ~ reuemoersd
az taos ebo asd lie pleasure Of witness
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-13

Under . triple head, neatly displayed,
xhe Louisville Hea light publishes the
formal proceedings Of the Press convention,
and edds: An address ofweicome was de-
Nvered by General Oabell In hrs usual ffee,
Vhole-souled, off.hand style. After ses-
lion Of three days, In which much impor.
fant work was d me, there being about lO0
moubers OF The press present, oil OF whom
shared the liberal kindness, hospitaiitiee
md courtesies Of the generous people Of
DALAI, clos,ng with q grand banquet, made
momorsble By many beautiful speeches
the assooiation departed tor Houston 70
witness the grand Inter -state drill, the par
tiouIars Of which will be given next week
Rsverting TO Dallas, vc should mol
Soreet 10 say that she Is the bosom O.
Z common state and national pride; tht
Sountaip Of wisdom and charity. and thu
Grest Texas engine OF energy aud progress
LONG dep and wide may her prosperity
orevail and her people be blessed TIT
+ sIeesut poem titled The Massacre Ii
Pnrissimar delivered for the Texas Pres
essccisiion By Mics A. X Painter, Of esl
Antonio, will be given In the he.dlieh
nexf week. TIE pr lduction Is sdiudge'
or,found ss we'll ss hesutifui, snd was ois
dpotly rendered, with diction, grace an
ssSs. Mis- Painter is truly the diamond
the literary wreath and the ideal OF tn
Texas press
The Terrell Times Gays The specfaculs
en'rrsssnme Z given By Mrs Cheries Ben
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There ia a uecret ABOUT

goods"
There Ia uecret about
Mexican Female Remedy
Which all ladies should know. See our
Circular hf yoar, druggist.
IL. wii,om.
Has s3d drags in Dallas longer tina ca
other mdn. He will not be left III the reo
Go and sac him
Cow Popfcs for sale A..
| Fifty hood COW ponies for sale by the
Texas & Msxican Land 4 Investment COM
pany, 723 Main street.
| GROUP, Whooping Cough, and even As,n-
ma m{nediately relieved BY Acsers IN,
gliah Remedy. Sold by ". h p@tte rsoh
To to wholesale trade We offer extra 10:
duoemApts. Address, X. Bauman, Io Sim
street. psllas TeI
shiloSs Cough and Consumption Cure 10
sold bylus on a guarantee. Il oures COZ
unptio5. Bold bvJ aonxe nailes
Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure. eoio
by J. N. HOWE Dallas
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group. yhooping cough and hronchitis'
Bold by J. M House, DaIlse.
For lame bach, side OF cnest use shiioh'i
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold oy
J. NJ. House Dsllas.
Farmers buy lthe broad gauge Hunstabi'
shoe.
Shiloh's Cure vii immediately relieve
Group, vhoopinsj cough snd bronchitis
snid'Sv " Hofs
Main Street Hntrianco
: To the Clear Ltk- saloon 10 through Ed
Martins livery stable.
Merchants, csil In Il me Hsnstabls fac
J, tory.
4 she said "Dob't, bli IL you must, che
'epring.' That's she best"
a rse Hunssscls 500. frssor. 10 rusas
with orders.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-04-25
What the SITTER stole.

President Arthur's honesty is greatly in his
favor. He is the only candidate who admits
his willingness to accept Presidential NOM
nation. All the other fellows "don't want
it." and back and fill like mule in fly time.
Doctor-Have you got the better of the
ague yet2
Patient-No, SCR. Me and me wife is as
bad as ever, sor.
Doctor-Did you get that whiskey and
quinine prescribed?
Patient-Yis, SCR; but it did no good at
all, at all.
Doctor-That is strange! You took it ac-
cording to directions, l suppose?
Patient-Yis, sor; We know man and his
wife are one.
Doctor-What has that to do do with it?
Patient-Well, We see, sor, bein' as we are
one flesh, TUX the whiskey and gave Biddy
the quinine.
"Isee you are shipping good deal Of
prime butter to the city," said Il gentleman t.,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-04-25

For the last four weeks we have re-
ceived. almost daily. letters from sub
s;antial and prominent citizens in this
section of Vermont, commenting the
independent and outspoken course of
the SITTER.
In the same time subscriptions have
come to us from all quarters. 1t is
needless to say that this is extremely
gratifying, and nerves us to the work
before us. One writer says, clay on
McDutf;" another says, 81 have receiv-
ed full value for my subscription al
ready" and sends us a dollar for his
neighbor. Another prays that we ''may
not tire in the good work." and so on
through Il long list.
TO all of whom we answer as we
have from the beginning, the London
derry SITTER is thoroughly independ.
eat sheet, that emo politician was in al
the birth, no politician nurses it in in.
fancy, and no politician shall control il
at maturity" To all who would like
to see such paper established in Wind.
ham county, we say lend lis your aid
by sending us your and your neigh.
bors subscription.
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The Office Seeking hummer.
How You May Know Him.

He wears a perpetual smile, and his
whole being, if you let him tell it, is
bound up with the interests of his con-
stituents. He loves them with undying
ardor, is everlastingly devoted to them.
The poor fellow would actually whim-
per over disaster to his town or cOun-
ty, if it was going to lessen the number
of his votes. He never has any inter-
ests of his own to urge, it is always for
somebody else; in fact, he is the most
unselfish creature in existence. He
rides on "pass" given by a great
railroad corporation, because they, like
him, love the people SO that they want
the peoples representative to ride for
nothing. OF course they never expect
him to do anything for them in return.
Sometimes he has telegraph pass,
given upon the same general principals,
tlat is for the love they bear him and
the dear people. He neglects his
friends whom he thinks are ''fixed,"
and labors assiduously to conciliate his
enemies.
He is "all things to all men," and
"nothing to nobody"
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Prosperity Reineth i'm the House
Oflhc SITTER.

With great pleasure we announce to
the friends and readers of the SITTER
that with its next issue it will be en-
larged to an column paper. This,
with the additional increase in length,
will make 6 columns of additional
space. of which will be used for adj
vertising, the remaining 4 columns to
reading matter.
This we promised in the outset when
ever our subscription list would justify
it. That time has arrived, much sooner
than anticipated. No increase of price
will be made, except in single wrappers
outside of Windham Co., to meet the
increased postage. Hereafter the price
in single wrappers outside of Windham
county. will be for one year, one dol
lar and l6 cents; for 6 months, GO cts.
In all other cases the price remains at
the uniform rate of one dollar year.
invariably in advance.
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NEWS,
The War in Egypt.

Carlo, April 20.-A large number of
refugees, owing to the shortness of
provisions, left Shendy rev days ago
in a steamer for Berber. The steamer
ran aground on a sand-bar near Ell
Baaia and was surrounded by swarms
of rebels who attacked the steamer on
all sides and massacred everybody on
boardr The fugitives numbered $50,
including portion of the Shendy gar
rison, and many women and children
ATCHIsoN, Kan, April 19.-An I'M
precedented rain storm last night caused
the stream running through the city to
rise rapidly, and several houses were
swept away, but no loss of life is re-
ported. Several houses were fired by
lightning. The loss by the food is
heavy.
PARIS, April 2l.-The Figaro's cor
respondent at Cairo sends details of the
recent Shendy massacres. Three hun
dred Egyptian troupes and 600 nom
combatants prefering to make the haz-
asdous attempt to march to Berber to
starving inside Shendy set out from
the latter place on the 10. A part of
the number went slowly by steamer
down the river, while the others march
ed alomd the river bank. When two
hours distant from Shendy they were
attacked by Arabs and after short
fight all the troops excepting few
were massacred. The Arabs afterward
captured Shendy. The Egyptian troops
there had discarded their arms and uni
forms with the hope of being spared.
But few, however, escaped the general
massacre. Two thousand men, women
and children were slaughtered. Many
of them were refugees from Khartoum.
A severe earthquake shock was felt
in the eastern counties of England
Tuesday. Chimneys, church spires and
lofty structures were RACED to the
ground, and several persons killed.
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Rutland Correspondent ROstOn
Herald.

The political pot in the Green Moun-
tain State rarely begins to bubble until
Ex-Gov. John Gregory Smith of st.
Adams builds the fire and tells his men
to get the bellows in running order and
blow for all they are worth. Then the
political mess is soon cooked, and the
people usually eat it without murmer.
That the Central Vermont railroad
party has long controlled the legislature
of Vermont every one knows. 1t
would be hard for an outsider to appre-
c;ate the influence of free passes in the
State, which, literally, yet discretely,
distributed, buy the allegiance of coun-
try papers and persuade the average
honorable member that corporation
of such surprising generosity surely
deserves to be let alone or to have
whatever it wants, as the case may be.
However, during the past two or three
years signs that the political power of
the Vermont Central machine is waning
has multiplied. Judge Royce, now
chief justice of the supreme court, bare
ly escaped defeat, though powerful
lobby worked necessarily for his re-
election to the bench; here and there a
newspaper astonished the brethren by
breaking loose and expressing opinions
of its own; voices of discomfort were
heard at intervals among the hills and
mountains, and when, about two
months ago, people and papers all over
the State began to propose the maine of
Friedrich Billings for governor, it be-
came very evident that the ring, trust
ing too much to it's former work, had
not been sufficiently active of late, OF
that the people were determined to
smash the machine.
Gov. Smith and Mr.. Billings do not
like each other. This fact may be
counted on even if they show no open
enmity. SO il happsned that the rail
road chief and his friends thought it
was time to be up and doing. How
could Billings best be got out of the
way? The people clearly wanted him,
and it would not be polite to fight him
openly. Just here, says Vermont
politician, some one had happy
thought, which was to set Hiram At
kins and his Montpelier Argus on to
the coming man. Hiram, who skillfully
leads the Democratic hosts of Vermont
to sure defeat year after year, was
willin';" and the cry of ''tax dodger'
was raised forthwith by the weekly pa
per under the shadows of the State cap
itol. Mr.. Billings was abused and vii
flied increasingly, and the campaign be-
came so dirty before it was fairly be-
gun that the candidate whom the voters
wanted declined over his own name to
accept nomination.
This is what the ring wanted. For
many years, it is said, Gov. Smith,
realizing that Billings might some day
come to the front, had held Secretary
of State George Nichols back, so that
he might be used to head Billings off,
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and when the word was passed around,
the ring organs here and there called
with surprising humanity for the nom-
nation of Hon. George Nichols of
Mortified. The latter gentleman has
been
CONNECTED WITH THE MACHINE.
from time immemorial, and the saying,
+" When Smith sneezes in st. Adams
Nichols coughs in Northfeld," is often
heard in political circles. The State
convention is expected to nominate the
secretary without fight, but something
may happen to discomfort and terrify
the Jehus who have so long driven the
political wagon and held the reins.
Thoughtful men in various parts Of
the state are tired of it, and are not dis
posed to give up beaten just yet.
Though the convention has been called
at an early date, there is time to do
some quiet work, and it is possible
that the friends of Lieut-Gov. Pingree
and Mr.. Billings may appear at the con-
yention in sufficient force to prevent
nomination on the first ballot. Col.
Pingree does not want the nomination,
and has said as much, though it has
been the custom since Hon. Redtield
Proctor Of Rutland established the pre-
cedent, to put the acknowledgement
in training for the next higher office.
Without being great, Col. Pingree is an
able man, and many Republicans pre-
fer him to Secretary Nichols, whose
ability is chiefly of the clericcl sort.
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farmer living in the vicinity of New York.
"Yes." he replied, 9" | am doing very well
this year.
"How many cows do you keep"
Cows said the farmer, Il don't keep
any cows"
GLOW do you make butter without cows ?"
was the astonished query,
81 guess you don't know much about the
dairy besiness," replied the farmer, some
what amused. 81 am the proprietor of that
bone boiling establishment over there"
An eminent Presbyterian divine, in con-
versation with Chronicle reporter this
morning, remarked that the Boy Preach
er's" work reminded him of story Of the
great Whitfield, who, when passing along a
road, was accosted by drunken Indian with
the exclamation:
"Ugh! don't you know me?"
"No," answered Whitfield, ''who are you2'
"Why, was converted by YOU"
81 guess So" replied Whitfield. at looks
like my bungling work, for II the Lord had
anything to do with it You would not be
lying there."-St. Louis Chronicle.
The trout season is now open. You can
catch more of 'em with quart bottle and a
two dollar bill than you can with hook and
Philadelphia Call. Before going for
them, however, think what serious thing it
is to trust yourself with quart bottle and a
two dollar bill, even in a local option town.
Ohio is an October State, but its chief city
seems to be in devil of a state. ~
De bes' work whut man does is allus
slow. De con sprout doan rush its way
through the clod.
A lady reader writes to say she has been
loosing her hair recently, and wants to know
what she shall do to prevent it. Either keep
your bureau drawer locked or else discharge
the hired girl and get another of a complex
ion differing from your own.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-04-25
OBITUARY..

The stiffness of last Sabbath morning
was broken by the desth tolling tones
of the church bell, speaking out that
some one had been called upon to take
their place in that brighter land, from
"whose bourne no traveller returns"
and doubtless all who were familiar
with the case decided at once whose
death il was intended to announce, and
when the age of IS was struck, it set
all doubt but that it was her who was
but few short weeks since one of our
liveliest and fairest daughters that had
been called upon to step over that little
stream and take her place beside those
bright and shining ones who have gone
on before. And so in the death of
Alice Sheldon we loose one of our most
esteemed young ladies, whose life bid
fair as the fairest, and whom loving
and doting parents looked upon with
pride. But of this they are reminded
"'Tis the wink of an eye, It's the
draught of the breath; from the bloom
of health to the paleness of death. Mr..
and Mrs. Sheldon have the sympathy
Of all their neighbors.
The funeral was attended by a large
number of sympathizing friends and
relatives, who listened to very feel
ing and eloquent discourse by Rev. Mr..
Whitney, of Brattleboro, which carried
comfort and consolation to every ach-
ing heart.
NORA FAULKNER.
And before the tones of the bell had
hardly died away, we hear of the death
of another of our fair ones, Nora
Faulkner, whose life passed away on
that Sabbath morn as sweetly and
pleasantly as summer dream, and we
doubt not that the two will be sweet
company for each other in that bright
land of dreams.
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That il will not be necessary to ''stick
a pin in hcrc"-this will hold without
any pin.
That q, W. Hooker is a genial, jolly
good fellow, but brass buttons on his
coat would not be becoming.
That it win take something more
than ''hale fellow well met" to "knock
out" Uncle Luke.
That Brattleboro can have all the
waiting politicians if she wants them.
That it is good plan to know wheth-
er YOU can SIX" things before giving
in your list.
That if You can't, you can emigrate.