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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
GEN. GRANTS CONDITION.
a Favorable Night and the General
Still Expressing Hope.

NKw YORK, March 2--(ien. Grant this
morning Was somewhat better. He passed a
favorable night, and partook more nourish-
ment than usual. A very large mail was re-
eeIved this morning containing expressions
Of sympathy with the sufferer in his illness,
and a large number of persons called at the
house 10 express sympathy. Only a few
were permitted To visit his room. One who
saw the General said he was suffering se-
yerely, but kept a cheerful spirit and ex-
pressed the hope that he would recover. As
Grant Il within a few days of 63 years old
the prospect is not regarded BY his friends
IN the same light The Generals Sons de-
elined to express any opinion to-day as TO
their father illness
DIR. Douglas said: There is no doubt of
the fact that the General i very sick man.
DO not wish 20 speculate further "a TO the
future of the ailment with which he Is
troubled"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
GONE ON a .'wlLo GOOSE. CHASE
Messrs- Blair and kelss, SAID to Have
Lett Their Competitors.

ASts tfStf Aofl7tcttofa-
Several Democrats aho have been hope
fally awaiting the adNtnt Of the new admin
islratlon Wele nore than a httle surprised
yesterday Is ieAruing that James BLAIR. Of
tais oits, and Msjor A. 4. KELSEY, Of lolia.
had departed Tor Washington, eaoh accom-
panied by credentials frosn Congressman
elect Consiock and other powers that be -
wlsleh shah insure 10 the former the position
of iosiinasteF Of this city, and 10 the latter
the United States Msrehaiship FOR the Die
trict OF Western Michigan. h Vas amusing.
10 Republicans al least. 10 watch the the ex-
preston Of ths faces snd hear The remarks
made by other candidates for ths
places named when told that
they we're left by Blair and Kelsey.
Ii was generally considered by the Office
seekers that the gentlemen have gone on
wild goose chase. They are too pre-.
vious, said one. "Mhy don't they know. "
said another. that they eant get within
gan-shot OF headquarters for month yet -
They will ind the Capital full OF just such
men" said third, "and II they stay until
they set the appointments they viii hase 10
send for money 10 pay their bosrd-bills."
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

LONDON. March 2.-Dispatches from Mas
sowah state that messenger. who Just
arrived from Kassals. says that previous to
his departure, the beleagured garrison made
another sortie. and were repuIsed with fear
ful loss, losing twenty eight officers and 6ss2
men. Little hope = now entertained for the
relief Of the city. where 10000 inhabitants
have for some time been on short ratious-
The city has been resisting a siege ri Nah
dis forces for over a year. and must soon
fall unless relieved BY a large body of trOOps
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
The Baum extradit,on Case.

CHATHAM. Ont, March, 2--Francis Baum's
case was continued to-day. He was dis
charged on the cases of false pretenses, "a
in the Ashburton treaty. He was remanded
until Monday next on the forgery case. at the
request of the prosecution, to enable further
evidence 10 be brought from Texas. IL will
probably fall through, "a the Texas Courts
hold it 10 be only svindling. IL ia consid-
cred doubtful II Baum will be held on any
other charge than that Of arson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

jackson Citizens Raising a Purse for
Further Detective Work.


The following appears ia the Detroit sses
Press of yesterday. Several citizens of J ack
son were IA the city Saturday on an eirrand
connected with ihe Croach case. There is
quite feeling OF dissatisfaction on fhe part
of good share of the jackson comnlunit,
that all has not yet been done that can toe
done 10 bring 10 punishment the guilty par
ties. There y still open for anyone's taking
reward of $1,000 offered by the
county. aud 5000, offered by DIR.
White, for the apprehension OF the murderer.
The State will probably increase tins reward
quite an amount. But this reward is not at
present being actively worked for by any
one. The gentlemen who were here came 10
secure detective talent to peer INTO certain
features of the case, some of which have
been ventilated boy the press. bat which
failed of sufficient recognition on the part
of the officers Ia charge. They have
raised a purse of money Of considerable
size. and say they will raire az much more a.
ls needed 10 pay for the work required
They wall let the lightning strike where II
may. The gentlemen who came 90 Detroii
10 employ Detectives were seen AT the Gris-
void House talking with Pat O'Neil, and II
II whispered that lac Is 10 have charge of the
case.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
An Aggressive Attitude Assumed by
the British Lion.

LONDON, March 2.-Earl Granville sent
telegraphic instructions to the British Minis
ter at St Petersburg to-day, which amount
almost to an ultimation TO the Russian
government respecting the latter's attitude
on the Afghanistan frontier. The despatch
Is firmly worded, and plainly intimates that
England is resolved at all hazards to protect
her strategic positions in Afghanistan In op-
position which might. in the Russians hands.
be "A menace TO England's interests in India.
The Minister Is instructed To TO inform Giers
that under no circumstances will England
entertain Russia's deman for cession of
territory by England's ally, Ameer. Ii is
now known that Sir Peter Lumsden, British
representative on thesjoint committee to set
tie the frontier question, recently resigned
that position, giving as his reason his pro-
nounced views concerning the firm attitude
which England ought to take in
the matter. He was at once assured
by Granville, that the government would
support him to the utmost in his resistance
to Russian aggression. On receiving this
reply, Sir Peter withdrew his resignation and
proceeded on his journey. He is expected at
Herat within a few days. AS further evil
dence of England's determination. il may
be stated that Earl Dufferin, viceroy of
India, was recently instructed specifically TO
assure Ameer of Englands support.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
The Saranac Charter Election.

Special Dispatch to TUE TEIEoRAM.
SARASAC, March 2.-The charter election
was held here to-day. with two tickets in the
field, Citizens and Peoples. The entire
Citizens ticket was elected, with the excep-
ton of President, as follows: President. IL.
Frace; Clerk, +. +. Paine: Assessor, Mar
shall 5. Lord; Treasurer, J. L. Packet:
Trustees, J. G. Barker. l.. G. Hunter and c.
W. Anderson.
The brick work on the new rink com
menced this morning
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
BURKE AND GREENFIELD
Batter Each Other Slightly in a Bat
terY's Headquarters.

CHICAGO, March 2.-The headquarters of
Battery was filled tonight with an audi
ence of nearly seven thousand people, the
occasion being the Burke Greenfield glove
fight Although the doors were opened at
6:30 p. m, the house filled so rapidly that by
O'Clock standing room was at a premium.
All the tickets were sold and around the bat
terry door anywhere from five TO ten dollars
was offered for single seats. Both men ap-
peared IN fine condition and were greeted
with rounds of applause. The men were
very evenly matched and very few heavy
blows were given, Burke seemed to have
slightly the best of IT. At the end of the
fifth round neither was very much punished
and the referee decided Burke TO be the win
ner.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Ff0r-a-(laiet- Fri~et vss.k snr,erfine esrfs
s. 80 - - sra4nd heaf Die - Vfts - efeasr.
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nra- aHd cteinT akaFf sfesss31 iff.auf rfn*s.rsi
csisaes in = e.s Afssf iffs sitrsa.i tsrIift ssld
stesdy. @uot sHie< 8fIg-sd = Writer red ~ d
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WRITER - Wee. unefn'iea wtife T.r. ~. . se-9
rffft ~ slisr 70 fee oirfef. Narrh. e7ffs7sk skc.
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ifra@uisr. cioeinR tFH 2 sc i.igfIrf af,af i<se
acif- ard tru cifFirF 81 fil0,Ief. Hflrf sie< -
nrlrrafil fssixe ~ $50 Sc. arpi ssarfner uglra
fFsnf1ikr 80. z u.ixsri Nerth 81 4slr. D.
April g. p ~ fe d. Aeg feo teze
oars -fsrtir,sIe wefe aeiet zid fsriees ~ifisesrs
r0af-risi risnee 81 tir~inr frrl kFrs lass frssy.
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sse -. re.Esvi Asset. ske. - Apri REe.
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BfRFF7- hefarfr.si
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
Rockford's Officers.

Special Dispatch TO The TEIEeRkx.
RocKFoKD, March AT the election Of
village officers to-day two tickets we're in the
field. Citizens and Prohibition. The Citi-
zens' elected their entire ticket, With the
exception of Recorder and one Trustee.
President. g. G. Mcdaniel: Treasurer. G.
+. Sears; Trustees. Neal Mcmillan, Chas.
Ives. Leander Finley; Assessor. A. L. Pickett.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
a TIDAL wAys
SWEEPING SVERsTHIss
WAY.

Buying all our goods e
and availing ourselves O.
tion sales and of inaay
offered through agents
mission men, mannfaci
importers and bankrnp
Germs IN the eastern ma
we are enabled 20 Il
merchandise of all kinds
low pf1ces prevailing 4
establishment. The reds
IN the price of eTerythii
our store is perfectly W
fnl and staggers all oppo..
The success attending
Great Sale is like a Tidal !
sweeping everything IN
way.
Thousands upon thou.
of customers who each
visit our establishment
who avail themselves III I,
at the Marvellous Low +
attest in the strongest Il
age possible 10 the fact
forth in every line of oui
vertisement.
SPRING a CoxpA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
TRADE AND FINANCE.

OFFICE OF =. V. TAILOR Sweets Hosnl
0RASp RArgDs. March 2 1886.
Gables quoted wheat and corn dull and derress-
81.
Chicago receipts to-day included rs carr wheat,
Ss' cars corn, 2S2 cars oats. and 1900 hoes.
The market wac entirely without any decided
feature. and AZ the close gives little or no indic-
tion of the probabilities for tomorrow. Receipts
Of wheat seem on the increase and foreign demand
dces not improve but the price is lower than
wheat can be proinced for either here Or In any
other country. and time only can tell what the
future VII b.. ia other words am on the fence
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

PONTIAC. Mich. March "A man. sup
posed to be VIM. Sioat. was found dead in a
ing. with his throat coat. On his person
were found $50, a silver watch. O. A. r.
badge. several trinkets. and diary. in which
wa found written the following: Please
place nae in = coffin and send 10 Shepsrds-
VILE" He registered the name OF Smith AZ
the hotel and came here Saturday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Nsw YoRk. March 7-The attendance At
the roller-sksting tournament to-nizht vas
larger than at any tine before SINCE the
start. but il has not yst come up to the ex-
ctatlons II the manag - The score n
he zsl-a-- -you-please raee. ~ the fist i've
counretftors. wss. az I O'Clock Tuesday
morning. Boyce. 2-}5 miles. Maidock. ~.
alton. "a. Dov0van. ISl. Sh,,cE- 212.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

NtHnS0rox March The Secretary Of
the NaFy has ordered a Naval Court Of In
qaify % meet az the Department on Monday
next, Rear Admiral simpson presiding, for
the TRIAL ~ OK Slfgeon General Wales for
90 ..ect II iltY, ihas rendering possible the
iri, ais Committed "a connection with vOach-
ers au4 accounts Ia the Bursaa Of Medicine
ald Surgery and under hls administration
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

NEW Yosx. March 2.-Nesrly ?. loo men,
bers Of the Tammany Han organization left
Jersey City shortly before noon to-day for
Wassin gtou. to participate in the inaugural
ceremonies. Their departure was witnessed
by large crowd Of friends and tie train
nov out amidst the plaudIts Of the crowd
John Kelly wss not ~ the party
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

NV YoKK. Marth z
Wall street CLOSING! mosley els-s.d EASY ~
u Ter cent EfchsnRs closed dull. r,,ete,I
raies. sfslG4s7ks actusl rstes. sssza
fnand
t3oTefnrnsr5ts elosed frm; crrrenc, 90 ~
bid. 81 eoupens l22ss I'D. 49, d. III bid
pscihc railrfsd hauas ris-evs ~ f,sllovs. rpion
frvts. lizis 20 ll2's Isand Grsnfs ios f.id. siDk
inc funds ftsa bsd. fetfrals. IIfk6s12
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

WAsErSeraS. March In the Senste 10
night tie amendment Increasing the sppro-
rri1tien f1r ire Nav tirleans Exhibition 70
<tNot' wss adopted At a m The Horse
eni - nate are sfiil "a session hll5huetering.
ffe Hauee on fhe Legislative aprropri- tsrn
til tud tne Ssnste on the Sanlrv Civil bin
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

WssTTxor'S. March a. The S'nsts sppro-
rristious csnsraittee has inserted in the sun-
dry civil BAH efsuse arprnpristinx $3a5o 70
rtfnhnrse ex-frasfsIfnf Hayes for the am
euut ra5a for expenses II the commission
eppeinfe3 ts - 81 Is1siaiauns in April. ls17.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

~ f1tiSeroV. March 3-Rumor has it 20
iisfht lh1t Ni8ian e Whitney hss leased a
hsnse neer tlte British Tegstioo. The in
fsfe1ce iavr frotn the report r. tsat it con
1rs- ae su's.nlnr-rsent thaf ae has been IN
rtfe iate fiere.sa.i's Cabinet.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
a Small FIRE at Big RAPIDS.

Special Dispatch to The TELEGAN.
Bro RAPIDS, March 2.-This afternoon a
small hre occurred IN the house Of Peter
Comstock, in the Third Ward. occupied by
two families. The furniture was all re-
moved and the damage was slight
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

WkHIzoFos March 2.-The Senate Com
m'ttee on Commerce to-day adopted an
alnsnimeut increasing the House substitute
for the River sad Harbor bill from five 20
tss million dollars and wili report il 10 the
N.ual. ID The nr-i nuIurtunItl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

PksIs. March a. dispatch from Shanz-
hai states that the French feet bombsried
Chinz-hse. near Svstow. infictiBz great
dsFnssx - property and sileas,fng the Chinese
hsftnrfea
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

ALrESA. Mich. March 2-The Albion
House. Nsrioch Mcdonald. proprietor,
bnrned AZ O'Clock this morning. Baildinu
aa8 contFuts are = totai loss- Valued at
<iaepL The building Ess insured for 81
CO.. furniture S2.sso. and hqaor stuck S6GL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Turkey Red Table DfA
from 2Sc to SOC per yard, II
goods are nearly half Il
usual value.
We are selling Cd
Blankets al half their for
price. SPRING q CoMpAN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

TKssTvrzE. Hg, Nsrch z-The Hoar min
sere bcrned tais naorn51x Is9ss - 0oo.
fatty In~arsd TIE mia xss o~ne6 snS
epersted Sy tie Yaezer mlii1s company -
ST Loais-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

MADRID. March g-A severe earthslzeke ke
shock uas felt yesterday ~ Alhams. Ora
nada and ore or fw0 snaEer critics q So8th-
En- SFeln. Several bslldiogs were destroyed.
No reports ~ loss 81 life have been received
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
Below Zert

The Temperature has
lowed the downward tende
of other things Clothing
instance. Prices of Cloth
are below zero. As low.
lower, we hope, than they
ever be again.
II your Overcoat viii
last through another Win
better buy a new one: a
dollars cannot be better
vested than IN some Of
heavy 0vercoats we are .
selling, Winter Suits on
Bargain Tables at half
former prices.
Trousers, such as g
must have wer
-. -. D..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

FL ANNELs of all deseript
are markee down at the j
wonderful low prices Sc,
l2ac, l5c, lie, poe. 25c. Do
a business experience of
ward of tlir7s-iige year
haue never known such va
for the money as now pn
in each department of
store. No matter what
wants may be in the Dry G
line, you will find every an
marked correspondingly ,
the great scarcity of ns
A bushel of wheat Will
chase more goods from
establishment than it
would since the foundation
the world.
SPRING q CoNPAN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
Anarchist Documents Seized.

GENKvA. March 2.-Ihe Swiss police have
seized the Anarchist paper Reroife and cap
tured many important documents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

PsErs. March 2--Ex- Eanprees Eagenis Vss
e. ose frosn her esFraze thls afternoon SID
severed sfers ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

=. PETEazsrse. Marc > --Forsy Y hiiists
we're r-eently arrested u wessnbsrs. Est
houia-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-23

The following civil appointments have been
made during the past week
Geo. S. Durrance, to be Justice of the Peace
in and for Polk county.
George F. Bates, TO be Justice OF the Peace in
and for Marion county.
w. B. Hardee to be Justice of the Peace In
and for Nassau county.
Lewis j. Camley, to be Justice of the Peace in
and for Holmes county.
Joseph Siinson, to he Justice of the Peace in
and for Santa Rosa county.
James T. Whitaker, to be Justice of the Peace
in and for Jackson county
Henry r. Olmstead, to be Justice Of the Peace
in and for Brevard county
Samuel II. Ray, to be County Treasurer in
and for Brevard county.
John V. Brown, to be County Commissioner
in and for Columbia county.
John W. Sawyer to be County Commissioner
IN and for Monroe county
Augustine Var and G.. L. Creighton, to be
Inspectors Of Timber and Lumber in aud tor
Escamba county
w. II. Ingram, L. o. Garrett, Alfred Brost and
J. w. Tucker, 10 be Noaries Public in and for
the State at large.
Joseph Y Porter, to be- Member Board of
Health in nd for Monroe county
Jacob Goodwin, to be Justice of the Peace in
and for fernando county.
D. Hughes to be Auctioneer in and for Polk
county.
VIM Beasley, to be Justice of the Peace in and
for Jefferson county.
b. F. Wilmer, to he County Commissioner in
and for Orange county.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-23

The Newport Sulphur Springs are having
quite boom this week. The following persons
have gone there from this city: Mrs. BENZ.
Chaires Miss Fannie Chaires. Miss Maggie
Pearce, Mrs. C. c. Pearce, Miss Bessie Pearce
Charles Crawford, Joel Crawford, F. Henry,
George Beard.
From Bainbridge Georgia, is State Senator,
Gurley and family We are informed that quite
a number of prominent men at BainbridGe con-
template visiting the Springs with their families
during the next two months. Newport now
bids fair to become quite fashionable watering
place. The steamer in the river and the hotel
soon to be opened will revive the once grand
little city and make 1t one OF the most desirable
places in the State for both winter and summer
rpAOFt
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-23
GLASS HOUSES.
ss They Who Live IN GLASS Houses
should NAlnd How They Cast
RaOnesss

The wicked teeth when pursueth-'
1t is amusing 10 see how tender-toOied GER
tain blood remedy proprieters have become OF
late. They make much ado about apes and
imitat0rs" when none are in sight
The proprietors OF B. B. B. would say most
emphatically that their remedy stands upon its
own merit. Should we attempt TO initiate, it
would not be those who do not understand the
modus operandi of that which they offer. Our
own long experience in the profession precludes
such an idea. The field for blood remedies is
large and broad, affording ample room for all
present aspirants. We do not desire to close
the door against Others neither shall il be closed
against US. B. B. B. is the quickest remedy,
does not contain mineral or vegetable poison,
does not initiate and is in the field "a an honor
able competitor for public favor and Its success
is without parallel. For sale by w. A. Rawls
and M. Lively. July 2-1m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-23

take my pen In hand to-day,
To write In words Of praise
or those who sit upon the len,
And feed the roaring blaze
OF every engine In the Land,
Which o'er the sarth doth glide
Cts time that writer's turned their peus
Toward the left-hand side")
There's not day that passes by,
But some brave word II said
OF him who sits upon the right
Deserving every word;
But aught of him IL seldom said
Who shares his every peril,
While doing duty on the left,
AZ DER the rails they whiri.
You say It's time to write In praise,
When filed with hope and pride,
He steps upon the right-foot board
In future there 10 ride.
Perchance that day may never come,
For death doth often blight
The man who sits upon the left,
AS well as on the right
There are many little maidens,
Who watch with loving eyes
For those who sit upon the LEFT
To make the pointer rise.
there are many mourning widows,
Whose every hope has died,
Wrecked with the forms that lifeless lay
upon the leIt-nanQ oI0c.
Our modern civilization
Had just as soon stanl STILL
If those who sit upon the left
Should their duty not fulfil.
The man who pulls the throttle valve,
To death no sooner rides,
Than he who pulls the brazen bell
Upon the 81 eft hand side"
Now should like to ask Of those,
Who often do relate
Brave stories of tie driver,
70 not forget the mate
The man who grOoms the iron horse,
And helps to win the race,
viii some day throw the wood aside,
And take the drivers place.
-MRs. A. ID. ADAMS.
June 16, 1885.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-23

S0c to eOc. and scooters o. ball toagues,"
and turn plows, an sises and pvicsa.
We are also SCENTS In THE section for
Meikle's BLUE roNY and "bLUH 0aAn
SuLKY PLows," the hest anA lightane run
ming plows IN the market Our farmer
friends have been told that they eosaId Aof
Ssaks . cvug except With TIE Daxis Boy"
bat the Blue Pony" has "won every
heat" and run the Dixie Boy from every
Geld It ever entered Price o. TIE DteiS
Boy COST o.
We are also ageats for HAZARDS
GUNPOwDER. and have Q large consien-
ment slowed In the City AagAzine ready
for delivery. We can furnish Il Of any
grade and in any quantity at New York
pTiees-
We also have full stock Of sportsmen's
goods. Shot, paper and metal AAellr, wads.
hunting suits. leggingr and the new Wood
Powder. all at New York quotations.
In short, we have = very large and CON-
piete stock Of goods In the handsomest
and best arranged
STORE IN TALLAHASSEE,
and we intend to sell seyy cheap. either for
cGsA o. for COUNTRY PRODUCE.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-23

Piles are frequently preceded by . sense OF
weight in the back, lons and lower part Of the
abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has
cans. Al times, symptoms Of indigestion are
present, nasulency, uneasiness Of the stomsch,
etc. A moisture, like perspiration, producing .
very disagreeabIe itching, AFTER getting warm,
is a common attendant Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the application Of
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
manenf cure Price 80 cents. Address The
DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua. O.. Sold by
Mr.. Lively. Oily
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-23
ICOmmunicated.l
ere'D Nothing In % Name.


We Hope that when the good people of the
State C0nover The constitution submitted for
their ratification they will find that the Miller,
Cook and Baker have not given them a Stone
10 lieu OF Goodbread, or they will kick up
Rowe, give them Goss with Bl"nnt Speer and
Wall for many Weeks To come, and that the new
Bush Broome will sweep away all Petty homes
OF contention. May the Taylor and Chandler
clo,he the people with garment flight" so
that they may Earle see the Wylly net OF the
Fowler and get on the Carr of the Carter when
the Bell rings. May the Yonge ideas" be
taught to Hatch nothing that will offend the
Parsons. May the Parkhill ever remain Green
that the Parker may Turnbull TO run beyond
his Tetder, that he may be Scott free, and find
dead-loads of meal" to supply them with Good
bread. We trust the Hausman will not Walker
way with our Sheats or we will be apt to Swear
ingen by Zippererp'
EUROR SCRIRENDI