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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-13
Saturday Might"
IMMENSELY POPULAR
gi1 Leading FAIRLY FspsF'in United States
Toa Tn. Of Par.F EVlgy Week 10 Erin. Il

That is over 10000 pounds. and ten times TWEEN
~ thousand persons anXiOusiy wall les weekly
coming.
1ne advarcs agent 81 one If the t,.t uatraniz-d
travelling SHOWS In Am, rica iu sI.eak ius OF me
wlar-sIr-ad popularity si thls fauli, piper, sand
that her'tcF he fouHi three tres -Ionins there
NJ fJuld ATUKDAT NiG}T."
lie ineHt e. say That nl tne p"p'Is. I'll ovcr the
laug. iu every toNrH and ever. yiil".r iaVr cir
lave itH p1pfT, ANA that their d. 81 f.r Il wys
ac p-ro"Ieei sud Fasuan. ui, not superficial ana
t"mp"r1ry, changing as the Seasons ,1a..-e, -iij
dying win the year.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
MISSING LINKS.

Aphos, Cal, boasts OF man who. M ia
the time OF General Grants death, had never
heard OF the silent chieftan.
The latest dude agony is TO shave the
moustacne down to narrow fringe, one-eigbt
OF an inch, along the curve OF the upper lin.
Rabbits are such pest in Buena Vista
Nalley, New. that farmers are providing the
Indians with powder ami shot in order 10 Mn
them of
Statsticisns state that out Of six hundred
graduates OF a wr!l-kaown ladies college.
scarcely one-third have entered the holy
state OF matrimony.
Inc Lancet says the pain of neuralgic
hesdache experienced by women ia caused by
halrpins. The nerves Of the scalp are irri
tated by the hair being drawn tightly back,
and put on the strain.
Drinking water, says hygicnic writer
may be tested in this simple way. "Frll
pint bottle three-quarters iull OF the Va,e.
Dissolve IN II one-half teaspoonful OF the best
white sugar. Set it away in warm PLACE
io' forty-eight hours. fthe water Ia, ONES
cloudy II Is untt to drink"
John o. Snider, OF Hartford Cry, Ind,
year or more ago became imbued with de-
sire to become n pedestrian Accordingly he
lnd out circular track near his hoase,
around which he walks many times tvery
day. Since beginning the exercise he est
mates that he has covered lG, 200 miles.
Tie familiar poem, sold Oaken Bucket"
was written by Samuel Wood soth in 1919. |
Just after he had drank water + ON bucket
at "A well in Cromwell Conn, which was on
the PREMISE Of the late Ciptsin James Riley. |
The poet was IN teaching district school |
on Prospect Hill, in tbst towu.-Hartford |
Courant.
The decline Of psuprTism in London il re-
markable when it is remembered how RAPIDLY |
the city is growing year by year. Thus in |
the second week in July the total number OF |
indoor aud outdoor paupers relieved in the |
metropolis was 1859 sgsinst 81, ,2Os ia the
corresponding week las: year, 81, G53 10 the
corresponding week OF the year before, and
as many ~ &c. 40S in the CORE pondiug week
Of 1889. The extremely low prices Of food
may account tor this.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
NEW CARI.I.I.E.

NEW CARLISLE, Aug l7.-Miss Pearl Ne
Arthur has been taken into th" Icstpific' MS
assistant postmistress. This ia very satis'tc-
tory to the citizens Of this community. Mr.
Metanda cannot be conSdered Al ultra parli.
san, or he would ha>e appointed some one
from democratic fsnuy.
Mr. wiseuan, or Springfield, ani Nr. Chss.
Sayler, of this place, have boIght GU, Messrs.
| Carver Taylor and intend running first
! class grocery and provision store. The firm
name will be Wisemsn Il Saylcr.
The Superior Machine Go. is going al n2
regularly and on eight h.nIrs' time.
Their orders are coming in as 'sst as they can
i'll them. This may now be considered a
fine institution.
TIE enumeration of school youths will
reach over 400 here this school year
For good job wok in The printing line the
Sun Office does as WEI as any.
The work on ,bfschool house is prrgress-
ing slowly.
We are herstO remark that if one Of the
numer US Sst-clas5 dry goods stores Of
| Sprir gield Eas to come to New Carlt,la thsr
| would ge,.he entire trade Of this town ana
| community. People go to other place, TO
buy d. goods. not from habit, rs is stated
but tecause there is not a suitable lie of
gcis TO selec, from here. No one tbnks,f
Ding away from here to buy drug, hard
ware or groceries because the stoek is here
to select rom and just as ch, ap astlsew here
A committee Of German Bap,iss was here
yesterday os,ensibly to lOca'e thsir conf renee
ior mex year, but the f ct Of the matter is
the committee had located it hfore they came
here, and only came in accorJtnce with their
revered theory OF keeping uyC u ward appear
ances and make believe nat they had not
located, in order, that to D<t ride 10 the fine
carriage Of Mr.. |. K. Fnderburg aud to see
how many railroad poses might be offered
them, etc.
Mr.. j. Z. Slizel, EDITOR of the Sun. will
soon ocupy his net aud coy dwelling on
Scott street l. yos don't believe that run
ming paper in Carlile pays, you will be un-
deceived by hearing that the presen, editor
and his p edecessoIboth built new houses
this summer.
Mr.. D. J. Nyswan,er, former president cf
Of the Superior Manufacturing Company, hut
now manufacturing ind selling the "Monior"
pump at Troy, o., pbced one cf his pun . 1t
the school house, witch not ouly raises the
water out rf Il well 80 fet deep but slso
Jrces II up grade 80 feet. Mr. \ swander
says that there is no place OF the many that
he visited this summ,r that seems 10 do more
business in proportion than New Carlisle.
Tbs OF course in dueto tn" ready Ca;h # the
Superior Nacbiue Company ANA that of
kindred enterprises.
Mr. K. i. Chathn, te principe, of the High
school, has moved hGe with his ftmily and
is getting ready fDr bis winter work
Mr.. g. Black has sccbed up The grocery
formerly owned by hrt sck The business
I... A.. -
ager, and first dass line Of groceries
handled
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
IBOUT WFLL-k 'OTN PEOPLE.

TIE greater por ion f Colonel Mapleson's s
operate year will be spent in the Western
cities, in which he last year made considerable
money.
Whittier, who lives at Amrshury Mass
writes but little poetry now. Most Of his
time is consumed writing letters to CORE
spondents.
1t is probably little known that one Of the
Cars most intimate and conf ientisl advisers
in all relating to England is Mr.. Heath, The
English tutor OF the Cesarewitch
Matthew Thornton, one of the New Hamp-
shire patriots who signed the declaration Of
independence, is 10 lave $1,000 monument
over his hitherto unmarked grave at Merri-
mack.
Leo Taxis, the nfidel writer, recently con-
verted to Catholicism, has been soemnly re-
levcd from accommodation by the Pops's
Nnnca at Paris Hi- nii.- stiil rarn-ins mn
DR.. Clark Whittier brother Of the poet,
has bought 10000 acres Of land in North
Carolina and proposes TO divide it into 600
farms OF sixty acres each, on which be hopes
to settle 900 families.
Some idea OF the extent Of Queen Victor
Ia private correspondence may be gathered
from the f,ct that the account for kilograms
despatched on her private affairs alone during
her say at AK 10 Darms,adr, last spring,
amounted to just 1855.
81 don't believe any Of Duwiu's theory.
unless you inNert IT," said Sam Jones at Crn-
cinnan the other day. "Invert it and my
Judgment is, it's fact. We came from the
blessed hand Of God perfect But I look
about me and think the world is running
to monkeys
The death Of John W. Marshall, the discov-
erer 'i gold in CalitIruia, in poverty and
neglect recalls The fact that Colonel Drake
VINO was the pioneer in the petroleum booi,
would have died psnper but for the hy-
ment 81 pension voted 10 him by PeAsyl-
vans The discoveries Of these men rought
m'illons 10 Others, but only nissrtune 10
Themselves
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
Bun 40 LOuTior.


Buffalo man who recently made rip
to New York tells the following story on him
self He entered the smoking car OF New
York Central sleeper standing 10 the depot,
and there found n stranger Of Celtic exr rae
uon indulging in pull at his pipe. The car
reeked with the perfume, aud the Buffalo
man found that bis two-for -a-quarter cigar
did not stand the slightest chance. II made
h'm mad that such a stencil should be per-
mitted, and when the conductor came 10 he
made complaint.
81 have no more right to stop him smoking
a pipe thin ! have to stop you smoking a
cigar said the ticket-puGcher.
swell, hand hun a cigar, then" ssid the
Buffalo man, and he pulled out one of the
same brand he held in his mouth. The con-
ductor approached the man OF the pipe, when
the following took place:
COnductor-"The gentleman presents biz
compliments and a.ks you to accept cigar"
Man With the Pipe--"True tor the gentle
man, he ia a scholar; but, as have my pipe
lighted, III kape the cigar and Sun Ike 1t OF
next sunday"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
7HE WIRRFAG SAINTS.
The Mormon p,i,sthood Demand Ob,di.
sncc, In spite OF the Laws

The Mormon Priesthood Demand Ob.di-
snce, IN spite OF tho Laws.
SALT LAKE Cry, Aug. l7.-Tbrouyhout
this city there Is n feeling Of unrest aud ap.
prehensiOn There are dily conferences OF
Mormon leaders in oil the various wards:
there are other gatherings weekly, in which
the results Of the ward meetings are dis
Cussed No ,iiOrt is spared to reach a con-
clusion to which the whole Mormon force can
lie held IN unbroken line.
When Orson Arnold last spring went into
Judge H,ne's court, plead guilty, promised
obedience to the laws and was dismissed with
uiiling hne there were scores Ci pOlygamis,s
who openly or privately decided TO { How his
example. know that Bish p Hendricks, +
Richmond, said he would do 81, and | ave
reason to believe that Bishop Sharp, Of salt
Lake reached this decision. There can ne no
question that Mr.. Dinwoody and several 9th
era returned from their voluntary exile deter
mined to plead guilty and to promise to obey
the laws Had this course been l.f, un-
checked it would have been hard to fad an
avowed polygamist at ths close Of this cur
rent year.
Arnold was denounced, not "a renegade
| or spostate, but as a weak, { olish and mis-
| guided man. The church was too great ard
| too msgnsnmous to punish an act tf thought
lessness; but such thing must not happen
again. Four weeks later Il shop Hendrck,
stood trial, and went to the Idaho peuiten-
| tiary; others went to the Utah prison, and
Bishop Sharp, Henry Diuwoody and o b RS
have pleaded not guilty, and know that II
trial st the fall term means the inevitable
six months among telons.
| II is feared that Henry Dnwoody vii
finch He is a wholesale far itnre 4 aicr IN
this city, aud is worth $50 600 He is a
lover Of ease and comfort a'd has arrived at
au sge when men begin to thosoughly crjp
the results Of success fIl and labOr,ous busi-
ness f.. He is said to be dsgustCi with
Rud C.awson, his sUn-in-aw, who l. serving
long term f r polygtmy, and whose legal
| Sift has secured divorce, and il will add
much to the horror OF prison lii' TO he shut
up for six months with his daughters dis
carted husband. Yet, If Mr. D,nwoody sub
mits to the law there will be an army { men
to tread in his footsteps, and this must be
prevented.
II is easy TO see, therefore, tat the Mormon
councils have enough to discuss. Tue power
| behind these councils is enormous. There
are doubtless l5 900 men who are carol ed in
what is known as the Order. Of the Mel
| ch 2eieCk Priesthood. la the Fad lwment
house at Salt Lake City, or in one t the
| Utah temples, through solemn ceremOnnls
aud in the presence rf men they fear, all
th So men bave taken VOWS of obedience
which they bold higher than the obligations
of human law.
II there is any one thing preached to the
Mo mons with greater persistence than au-
| hos ,s IL =, -.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17


Mr.. David Claypool, formerly Sergeant
at-Arms ofthe New Jersey Senate, and now
Notary Public at Cedarville, Cumberland
Co, n. j. makes The following startling
statement: "My father, mother, and three
sisters all died with consumption, and my
lungs were so weak raised blood. Nobody
thought ] could live. My work (ship-
smthingl was very straining on me with my
weak constitution, and | was rapidly going
to the grave. While in this condition |
commenced using Mishler's Herb Bitter
and it saved my life. Because it was |
difficult to get it in this little place, ani,
had improved SO much, | stopped takiTh
for a time, and the result is that I'VE
commenced going rapidly down hill am.
Somehow Mishlers Herb BittepsiVes
appetite and strengthcnsona builJhe up |
as nothing else does, and | must'a'e
dozen bottles at once. Use this omhiu-
nication asyou please, and if any 10 wants |
to he convinced Of its truth, let em write
me and | will make affidavit. 1t, Tor
owe my life to Mishler's HerPitters.,. ,
Theseerct of the almost inriaDle reiHi
and cure of consumption, dyntery, dlar,
rhna, dyspepsia, indigestit kidney ana
liver complaints, when hshiers Herb
Bitters is used, is that it 6ntains simple, |
harmless, and yet powenl ingredients,
that act on the blood, Ilneys, and liver,
an" through them strephens ana ihVieor-
ates the whole system Purely vegetable
in It's composition; p'pnred by a regular
physician; a standa,t medicinal prepara-
lion; enGorsed by ,hysicians and drug
Gists. These are f0t strong points in favor
of Mishler's Herb itters. Mishler's Herb
Bitters issold by . druggists. Price $l0O
per large bottle. 9 bottles for $500.
Ask your driypis,ur MrsHrR's HsRB RIrTrRs
II he dos not knep' Do not take anything elise but
-oud postal CariO MIsHI.FR iiERB BITTEKs Co.,
f25 Commerce fire. Philadelphia.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17

The partisan prohibitionists are likely to
have trouble with Geo. Calderwood who, but
recently, was one of the leading conscientious
temperance workers in this state but has be-
come disguised with tine fragrant bargain OF
annexation to the democratic party. He en-
ters his protest as prohbitionist and says:
! am coming to Ohio. shall sght the
devil with weapons as strong as bis own. |
sm right. have the facts. / hold the
DC cpments conclusive. The prohibition com.
mittse did sell out The democratic commits
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
IL" should he Brought Up Standing.

General Black, the pension commissioner,
Is engaged IN the reOrga -iLation OF the pen.
sion examining boards on a psrtisan basis.
Heretofore appointments were made without
reference to politics. In many cases eX Xperi-
enced eX-army surgeons have been removed
10 gave places TO Democratic haig liugs. The
partisan efforts OF General Back have caused
great ioss, delay and injustice. It'll expected
'hnt ne VIII oe called TO account by congress
-Rochester Democrat ard Chronicle.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
\ sugge,tsa s~a shor. Bu.tls.

have made an in'ention that is JUS goir z
to be a boon to my Sex at the seasho,e. /
call my device the camp chair hustle. II con-
sisls Of an ordinary msle OF wires and tapes,
to be worn in the usual manner under he
rear draperies Of a xoman's skirt. Twin
serve all the purposes Of distenEion and
shapsliness requisite n the fashionable hustle.
Within this structure place a speedily coa-
trved camp-chair, light, but sufficenrly
strong, and so arranged that it will automali-
cally shut up fiat when the wearer stands,
and open 10 receive her when she sits. have
experimental with a model and suffered some
nara kerchugi before the apparatus was per-
iected, but the thing is now worthy Of the
confidence OF the nist sensitive girl for it
positively will not be'ray her conf ience.
when she lounges on the sand OF the beach
snd d' sires TO be seated for while, all she
has TO do is to gracefully drop into the inyis-
bic chair. The astonshed observer may con-
clude that she has fosr legs Of her own, but
1t isn't any Of his business anyhow.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
snrPrised the Cruel Pgrtnt

rev ! lUTk sun.
Mr.. A. b. Frost, who i one Of the best
known aud most popular rtists on the staff
OF Harper 4 Brothers, tlarried II few years
ago one OF the daughers OF the late Moro
Phillips, of philadelphia. Mr. Frost was
yCuag snd strugglin, artist, and Mr. Phillips
bad no amhiliUu 10 that sort OF Il s)n-in.law
aud wholly daapproved his daughters
choice He pr,9.d severe aud implacable
parent, but a'Out II year since relented and
sent his s,n-ir-'aw a check for a large
amount, presenting the arrears Of his
daughters allowance, which he had stopped
1t was fe'urned 10 him by the next mail
with degree OF resentful reputation and
en- Eetic Indignation that filed him with
Apartment, and wrought complete revul.
son in his feelings toward the plucky aud
lGd pendent artist who had married his
dnughtpr. Nr. Phillips made generous sesar
alton of his earlier judgment, ard there is
sad 10 be no danger that Mr.. A. b. F.or's
LeT "a an artist or his ambition for emiuence
~ bic profession will be clouded by the $40
600 year which will fall to his share from
ms Ia alher-ln-laH estate
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
MEDICAL.
CANCER Of TONGUE !
a Case aeembl!ag That Of General Grant.

Some tn years ago / had a scrofulous sore on
my righ' h'hand which gave me great trouble and
under tie old-time treatment was healed up, and
| suppced was we'll. | found, however, II had
only teen driven into the system by the use Of
IOtasf and mercury, and in March, i5s', 1t broke
out II my throat and concentrated IN what some
OF ttN doctors denOmiDaied cancer. was placed
unJr treatment for this dis ase. Some six or
sewn OF the best physicians in the country had
~ at d Ne rent tim,s under their hsrge, among
Item three specialists in is line, but one after
mother would exhaust their sail ant drop me ,
Lor ! grew worse continually. The cancer had
eaten through my cheek, destroying the palate
and under lip entirely and half my tongue, ling
out 10 the top Of my left cheek bone and up TO the
lTit eye from hearty robust woman of $50
pounds, was reduced to mere frame Of skin aud
bph's, almost unable TO turn myself in bed. I
could not eat any sol 10 but subsis'ed on
llGIds ana my tongue was 50 far gone | could not
,alS, The anguth II mind and the horrible su'-
lerinEs OF body which | experienced can never
be revealed Given up 10y hysiCians 10 DE with
no hope of recovery On the part Of friends who
SAT around my be side, expecting every moment
10 D" III! last; IN fact, my husband would place
MS hand upon me every now aud then TO soe
whether | was alive or not and at one time all
decided that life was extinct and my death was
reported all over the cOuntry,
snch was my helpless and wretched condition
lhe hIst OF last October OsSD, when my friends
commenced giving me rwi.ts SPECIFIC. In les,
man month the eat ing places opped and heal.
ing commenced, and the fearful aperture in IN
check has hern closed and firmly knitted together.
process Ot new under lip is progressing finely
and the tongue which w4s almost DESTROYED is le-
ing recovered, and 1t seems that nature Is SUPPLY
lhg rev tongue ! can talk so that my friends
can readily understand me, snd can eat solid food
agsih. am able TO walk wherever please with
out the assistance Of any one, and have gai, ell
MY pounds In flesh. All this under the blessing
1i a mcrciIul Heavenly Father, is due TO sxin's
specific Rm wonder and a marvel to all my
friends, hundreds OF whom have known my in
tense slltefings, and have visited me in my sfl C.
hpn. While am not entirely well, yet my grati-
tn ie Is none the less dcyout and / am con Ident
that perfect recovery is now In sight II any
doubt these facts, would refer them TO T. on
John ii. 1Taylor, state senator OF this district,
who is NY neighbor, DR.. I. s. Brsdield, of La
Grange Ga, or 10 any other persons living in ths
southern part Of Troupe county Gs.
MRS. MARY l.. CONFER.
LaGrange, Ga, May "a, 1855.
sold by all druggists.
Treatise on skin and Blood Diseases mailed
free.
Cali on our physician, No 1877 W. 28d st., y. Y.
Consultation free, THE SWIFT sIECIFI, CO..
Drawer 3 Atlanta ia.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
Died from Over Fxeriion at Her Wedding.
New York Sun

Mary OBrieu aud Edward Sind were mar
ried al N. Jaseph's church, in Iioboken, on
Monday night Afer the wedding a Iecep-
ton was given at the house tf he brides
parents, at which the bride was one Of the
leading spirits. On Wednesday mo ming she
complsined Of being sick. Yesterday she
dleh OF hemorrbage Of the lungs brought on
by over exertion ut the wedding.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
oi,th.

English illustrated Magazine,
OI, strange iuCouseIuouce of youth,
Whea days were lived from hand I, mouth,
And thoug ght ran round an empty RUG
In ulish sweet imagining,
We handled love in childish fashion
The name alone and not the passion
The world aHd life we're things so small
oar little wit cnCunpasscl all
We took our being as our faith
For grant 4 drew our ctsN breath
Aud rarely stayed to wonder why
We were set here tu live and die.
Vague dreams We had. agrander Fate
our lives would mold and dominate,
lill we should stand some Tar OIL day
More goiltkc than oi mortal clay.
strong Fate we meet thee but to find
4 soul AMI ell tn Il lies behind
We lose Youths pETadisc and gain
\ world Of nuiy aud Of Hhl.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17

Undertaken Merritt estimates his services Mt
the Grant funeral at paltry $4,000 Like
he windy Dr.. Bliss who attended poor Gar
ned, Mr. Merritt has au altogether different
view Li his value from that held by the
country. Bat if he r. ally earned $50. 900 he
VIII doubtless be pa!d.-Pn.ladelphi Bull
letin.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
CiUGHrO> rus FLY.

knt, alds. ltniWu tfptNutl
Just two yards at corset string.
- Boston saturday Evening Gazette.
Ny son, il anybody smok IS the filthy weed
don't cheS.-Ch!cago Sun.
1t is only natural that young ladies should
pine Tor "A spruce young msn.-Boston Trsr-
script.
G tbb county young man goes to see his
girl - often that her fathers dog has quit
home aud taken up with him.-Macon Telc-
graph.
A cook in Brooklyn died the other day,
worth 500 600, aud the papers say she LETT
no her-, Have they looked in the butter
Burlington Free Press.
The transformations OF nature are ven Ter
ful. Put a herring in "A ,in-boX with some
cot,on-secd oil and it Immediately turns into
a sardinc.- Philadelphia Gail.
A little girl has described nervousness as
''iust being in a hurry all over" The same
description wonld upply to the average office
ecker - Baltimore American.
We are told in song that Every Day
VIII Be Sunday BY and By When that
time comes our rivers will soon be depleted OF
their fiuny tribe Burlington Hawkeye.
One cause of the throat and lung trouble IN
this country is the fact that sll OF us sing So
much and so sweetly. Neither the throat
nor The lungs were intended TO stand such
strains. Detroit Free Press.
It is said that barbed wire fences conduct
lightning. A man who has ever sat down
Unexpectedly upon one Of those nusances
vii be convinced that they keep lightning
on draught all the Burlington Free
Press.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17

full time and the running Of others on
double turn are to be taken us any inics
ton, the return Of better tines is in the not
very distant fglure.-Iron Trade Review
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17

Under the Scott law CarrolltOn had three
places only, where whisky, beer and ale were
sold over the counter by the drink Now
there are eight places where it can be had us
easily as bovine milk. Then 5000 went into
the treasury, today not a cent-Carroll Free
Press
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17

Mr. Aqullla Jones, recently appointed post
master OF Indianapolis, first attracted general
newspaper attention principally on account
OF his name, then for painting the Office red,
and now Mr.. Jones, p. NJ needs good coat
ing Of white-wash more than anything else
he can think Of as desirable.