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Registers Notice.

The following accounts have been eramined
and passed by me and remain aed OF record in
creditors, and all others interested and will be
presented 10 the Orphans Court of Cambria
County for eontirnati9n and siiowaDee On We'd
No. l. First and final account of Jno. p Linton
and testament OF Christian Myers, late OF Adams
township. deceased.
No. 2; Sixth account Of John p. Linton and
Samuel Bheam- surviving executors of Geo.
Bheam. late Of Lower YOder township, deceased
No = First and nnal account of Emanuel Rit-
chey. administrator OF Jno. Ritchey, late OF
Johnstown borough, deceased.
No. First and rnaI account of Jno. +. Tibbctt
and Alvin Evans, two OF the administrators OF
Thcs. J Lloyd, late Of Ebensburg borough, de-
No 5. First and n nal account Of Eliza Sheehan.
administratrix of John Sheehan. late of White
Kelly, administrairiI of CHARLES Kelly. late OF
Conemaugh borough. deceased.
No 4 First and final account Of Eliza Jane
Durbin. administrative of James T.: Durbin late
Of Munster township. deceased
No. s. Second and anal account of George
Myers. guardian of Henry Mcclure son of Mark
Mciuire. late of Clearfield township, deceased.
No .. First and final account OF Eliza lane
Darbin. admiuIstratrix OF James t. DarbIn. who
was one Of the executors OF Augustine Dur5in,
late Of AGnster township. deceased
No 10. First and final account of Leo wess
executor OF Joseph Briekner, late OF CroyIe town
shiD. deceased.
No. II. First and nnaI account of Samuel Reed,
executor OF Ann Elizabeth BracSen, late OF
Blaeklck township. deceased.
niger and W. b. Lltzinyer administrators Of
Wm- Litzinger. deceased. who was administrator
of John MalOy, deceased
No Is. Final account Of John J. Good execu-
tor o fJonn steiner, deceased.
No. Il First and final account of Hiram Nc
CURE, admins istrator of VIM. J. Meg iuire. late
Of CIearfeld township, deceased.
No. IS First and partial account o: Hiram Nc
Guire, acting executor of Patrick McIfuire, late
Of Clearheld township. deceased.
No. 10. First and final sccount Of Joseph Lin
bacher and Martin HoTnick. executors of Martin
Hornick, late OF Kichland township. deceased
No Il. First 4 nd partial account of Irwin Hor-
rell. guardian OF Bertha Walls, minor child of
Francis walls. decca sed.
No. IS First and nnal account Of Thomas q.
Davis, executor Of the last will aud testament of
Mary Davis, late OF Blaeklick township, de-
ceased.
CELESTINE ]. BLAIR,
Esbe1sb urg, MAY 7th Isss. Register.
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UR Own Special Weave of Wool Henrietas @ apart
w the thread do for yard Genuine Bargains
Younterreiiers Arrested.

Assistant U. s. Marshal Ford received in
formation last week that a gang of counter
fafters were at work In the neiehborhood of
Coaiport Clearfield county, and on last
Friday morning accompanied by several de-
tectives he went to work to capture the
gang. Isaac Edmiston was the first ma1
captured and when taken was at work on
the dies and had several pieces Of spurious
coin on his person. E1ministon made n
clean breast of the business and Implicated
Daniel Garmsn and two others named Loaf
and Estsp who were captured on Saturday.
John Myers, postmaster at LloydsvIlle. was
also arrested for being in completely with
the gang and for tsmpering with the mails,
but at the hearing which took place at Hun
tingdon on Saturday evening, he was
discharged there being no evidence to sus-
tain the charge. The officers in making
the arrests found over So 600 in spuries coin
concealed by the prisoners. After the
hearing at Huntington on Saturday even
ing Edmiston, Garman, Loaf and EStep
were remanded to the Western Pentent;ary
at Pittsburg for trial at the next term OF the
Circuit Court.
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.3Vs! !s!!iAMa!I.g.

WHEREAs TIE HON. X; L. JOHNSTON.
w President JuC &c of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. CT the 9th Judicial District consist
inx OF the coGIty OF Cambria. las issued hts pre-
cspt bearing date the 18th day OF March, lsss. 20
me directed, for holding Special Court OF CON-
mon Pleas and a Court or Oyer and Iermin-
er and General jail Delivery. aud Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, IN Ebensourg Tor the
county OF Cambria. and TO commence on the
fourth Monday OF May, being the 2sth day oi
May lsss, ana 10 confiaue three weeks.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the Coroner.
Justices of the Peace. Aldermen and Constables.
OF said county OF Cambria. that they be then aud
there In their proper person, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon on the secSnd week. IL being the lsi
Monday OF -'uRe, and being the ith day Of June,
ls6s, with the records. lnquistiOus. examinations,
ant their own remembrance, 10 do those things
which 70 their Offices appertain 10 be done and
those who bound 70 recog enhances to prose-
cute against the pr.sJ that or shall be in
the JAN Of Cambria coaniy. tie then and there tc
prosecute against them as shall De just
GTvSS under my hand at Eoensburg, the lsI day
OF May in the year OF our Lord lsSS, and the
One Hundred and Twelfth Year OF the lnde-
Pendence OF the United States.
JOSEPH A. GRAZ, Sheriff.
Eteasburg, May lst, 1855.
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BuekIen's Arniea saIye.

Tire best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. ChflbIains,
CorDs and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
scure Piles or no pay required. II Is guar
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale
by Z. ames and w. w McAteer, Lore ito.
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For Three Weeks

l was suffering from severe cold In my
head. accompanied by pain In the temples.
tiled some OF the many catarrh remedies
without any relief. Ely's Cream Balm was
recommended TO me. After only six sppi-
cations of the Balm every trace OF my cold
was removed Henry q. Clark. 1st Division
New York Appraisers Ofice.
For several years L have been troubled
with catarrs- Eiy's Cream Balm has
proved to be the article desired. / believe
II the only cure--L- B. CoDurn. Merchant,
Towanda Pa.
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rrENTIoN sTocKKAI>kRs.

A TrENTION STOCKRAI~ ERS-
A High and Mighty " the first thorough
hr-d English stallion ever brought 20 Cambria
county will stand for service during the sea son
on Monday and Tuesday OF each week at the sta
bic OF John Topper, in Adams township, and the
rest OF the week the stable Of the owner. about
81 rods east OF Wiimore Station. High and
Mighty is an English. Shire borse, toaled in
1854 registered number 5ll5, imported N June
IssT by j =. Kunkle X Co., OF Irwin Station A.,
color black. weight 100 pounds and when fully
developed will weigh 1000 pounds ana recently
purchased by the undersigned for sl250. For
pedigree see posters. and TO he thoroughly con-
Vluced come to see horse. Terms $40 Tor iDsur-
ance payable when mare is known to be with
foal. Due care, but no responsibility fer acci-
dents lhA BLUM.
Owner and Keeper.
WImor e. Pa, April q, 1855.
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NrOTICE OF APPIICATION FOX CHARTER

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOX CHARTER
~ OF Incorporation. Notice is hereby given
that an application viii be made TO the Govern or
of Pennsylvania on May 18th, 1855. by Michael
Bracken. Joseph Bengele. Thomas Munroe,
Frederick Ehrenfeld and James w kilduf. un-
der the Act of Assembly approved April 18th.
1874, entitled IAN act provide for the incorpor
alton and regulation OF certain corporations.'' y
and the supplements thereto. for the charter OF an
Intended corpora tion 10 be called .The GallitZin
and TunneIhIll Water. Light and Heat company.
Limited" the charter and object OF which are TO
supply water, light ana heat in the boroughs CT
GaiIftzin and TunnelhiIl in the county St Gam
bria and State OF Pennsylvania, aud for these
purposes have, possess and ENJOY all the rig Its,
dement's and privileges of said Act of Assem- bly,
ard supplements thereto.
N. u KITTELL, Solicitor
Ebensburg, May, 4. lSsS.-3t-
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NOTICE
~ To the Heirs and Legal Representatives
Of Annie r. McCionigle. deceased. Take notice
that inquest viii be held at the late residence
Of Annie Is. NcCionigle. deceased. in the bOr-
cugh OF Iilly. in the County OF Cambria, on
Monday, May 2S:h. next. at % O'Clock, in the
forenoon OF that day. for the purpose Of making
partition the real estate OF said decccsnt to and
among her heirs and sgal representatives. if the
same he done without prejudice TO or spelling
OF the whole otherwise. to value and appraise
;he me according TO law, at which time and
place you are required 10 attend If you think
proper JOSEPH A GRAY. Sheriff
Sherif's Once, Ebensburg, April %, lsSs.-6t
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y To the Heirs and Legal Representatives
OF Ciyilla Myers, deceased Take notice that an
inquest will be held at the late residence of Civil
IA Myers. deceased. in the township of Summer
hill, tn the County Of Cambria. on Thursday.
May 2O;h. next at lO-3O O'Clock IN the forenoon
-of that day for the purpose of making partition
of the real estate Of said decedent 20 and among
his heirs ard legal representatives. If the sa me
can be done without prejudice to spelling O
tho whole 4; otherwise TO value and appIaise the
same accord ng Law, at which time and place YOU
are reqrested TO attend If you think proper
JOSEPH a GRAY, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, EOensburg, April 20 lSSs.-6t.
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A SSIGNEElS NOTICE.

4 SSIITNEE = NU1ICE-.
IA Notice is hereby given that Francis Ma
10y and wife OF Allegheny township have made a
voluntary assignment Of all the estate and effects
of the said Francis Maloy TO me in trust for the
beneht of his creditors All persons indebted 10
the said Francis Maloy hereby notified to
make payment to me without delay. and those
having claims against him viii present them
properly authenticated for settlement
NJ. j. KIPTELI..
Assignee q Francis saloy.
Ebe nsburg, April Is 1883 -6t
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. UuITOR'S NOTICE

n The undersigned sEdIt0T appointed by
the Orphans Court OF Cambria county 70 hear
and decide upon the exceptions filed 20 the fjrst
and nnal account Of o J. Westoyer. adm iniStra.
tor or John WestOver. deceased, and report dis
tribution of the balance In the hands Of said &C
couutsnt, hereby gives notice that he viii sit az
his oft"e in the borough OF EbeusburK, on FIJI
day. May 25th. lsss, at 10 O'Clock, A II , for the
purpose OF attending to the duties OF said ap-
pointmenf, at which time and place all persons
interested shall attend or he forever debarred
from coming in on said fnnd.
ALVIN FVENS. Auditor
Ebensburg, Nay 5th lssS.-st.
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l. The subscriber will FeII at private sale a
water power nul with frg-l one To nve acres
OF ground situated in Elder township, Cambria
county. Pa The mill has n !6 feet over shot
wheel, circular saw. is in good condition and is
located about e-haii mile from the new town OF
Hastings, the Bruhakcr railroad, and within
= quarter of a mile OF the railroad and n branch
OF the railroad is located running within fve rods
of the mill. The mill is surrounded with a hue
let OF timber. yet TO cut. For good Investment
this is rare opportunity Cali address
tho subscriber on the pretnis
SEBASTIAN HOLTZ.
Elder township, April q, isss.-3m.
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DMINISrRATOR'S NOTICE.
- Letters OF administration the es-
tate Of Elizabeth 'Hara, deceased, late Of Nuns
ter township. Cambria county, Pa. having been
granted TO the undersigned. notice is hereby
given 10 all persons indebted 10 said estate 10
make payment without delay. and those having
claims against the same VIII present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement 70.
JOHN O'HARA
Admir- # Elizabeth O'Hara, decd.
CressOn, Pa May Il. IsSs.-6t.
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A DMINIsTR aroRs- NOTICE.

"a tLetters OF admin istration on the estate
OF Patrick Dunn. deceased. Of Ash lille borou2 h
Cambria county. having been granted TO the nm
dersiRned. netice Is hereby PiYen TO all persons
Indebted 20 said estate. 10 make Vayment With
out delay. an1 those having claims against the
same viii present them properly authenticated
Tor settlement 10 MATTHEW DUNN,
Adm'r. Altoona. Pa.
or ?. A Shoemaker. atty Tor administrator. Eb-
ensburg. Pa
april Q. Isss.
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nor ASSEMBLY
j We are authorized to announce that John
s Rhey is 4 candidate for nomination for Assem-
bly, subject 10 the decision of the Democratic pri-
mary election
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DOR ASSEMBLY.
L hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Assembly subject TO the Democrats primary
election LEWIS STRAYER
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DOR ASSEMBLY.
Il We arc authorized to announce the name
of Daniel MCLAUGHLIN Of JOhnstown- a can
d:date for Assembly subject to the decision of the
Democratic primary election
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Trial List.
What Medical Hen Say.

What Medical Hen Say.
Superintendents of Hospitals and the Facrlty
in general have. over their own signatures en-
dorsed, Tor purify. age and quality, the now well
known stimulant,
kLEIS'S SILVER AGE,
The price is within the reach Of most anyone, be-
ing only 81 so for full quart You can also get
the following we'll known brands never less than
six years old Finch's. Gihson's or Guckenheim-
ers. Full quarts. 81 each. or six quarts Tor IS.
neatly packed and sent anywhere. Send the
money. that may snip 20 you direct and obiedent
to all laws Address
MAX KREIN,
Dealer In Rye Whiskies,
May II, IS, Tyr. Allegheny, Pa.
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Sherif's Sales.

Dyy virtue OF sundry writs of Fieri Fdcfas and
ID VendifIoni ErPonaS issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas of Cambria county, and to me
directed there will be exposed 70 public sale,
the Court House in Ebensburg.
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DOR POOR DIRECTOR
Il We are authorized to announce the name
oi Iohn r. Long. OF Cambria township as a can
tdate for Poor Director subject TO the decison of
the next Democratic primary election.
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Friday, JUNE q, 1888,
AT O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
the following real estate to wit:
All the right, title. and interest of Ed. L. Shat
fer OF. IN and to all that certain piece parcel
or land situated In Upper Yoder township. Cam
brta county, Pa, bounced and described fol-
lows, viz Beginning at a Spanish oak a. the
land OF Jacob W. Ream thence by same north 53
degrees east Sc and $40 perches 10 n post
ut the public road. thence by same north 81 de-
grees west u perches TO post north 20lZ degrees
west 70 perches north is degrees west 80 ana 3-lO
perches 10 a post corner OF land of William
Ream, thence by same south &C degrees west IS
and Gle perches TO post, thence by land of the
Cambria on Company south 30 degrees east So
perches to the place OF beginning, containing ~
acres and 81 perches. all cleared. Taken in exc
eution and 10 lie sold at the sait Of James o.
COnnor.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid when the property is
Knocked down and the remaining two-thirds on
the confirmation Of the deed.
JOSEPH \. GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg. May II, ISSs.
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Sheriff s Sale.

Dy virtue Of a wit Of F.eri Faeias issued out
ID of the Court OF Common Pleas of Cam
bra county, and TO me directed there will be eX-
posed 70 public sale. at the Mansion House in
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DOR POOR DIRECTOR.

We are authorized TO announce the name
OF James a. Wharton, Of Ciea-fsld township, q :
q candidate for the nomination Of Poor Director
subject to the decision OF the Democratic p-fra-
AIRY e'ection.
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POLITICAL
E0R SHERIFF.
TOR SHERIFF.

LUX SHERIFF.
Il We are authorized 10 announce
the mar OF W. d. Met LELAND. OF Johnstown. Is
candidate Tor Sheriff subject to the decision Of
the next Democratic primary election.
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Saturday. MY 26. ,S,
AT U'CLUtih. P NJ,
the folloyHfrs- descrfhed renl eStata VIZ


tn. following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots of ground situate in
the West Ward Of the oorou gh OF Ebensburg.
Cambria county Pa, fronting l32 feet on High
street the north and running back 2o4 feet
along Mary Ann street the ePst to LLOYD
street, along Lloyd street the south and ad
thereon erected a two story frame house, q frame
stable. a wagon shed aud all necessary ont5uild-
ings-
Also, all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate In the township OF Carroll In said county
of Cambria, bounded and described as follows
viz:
Beginning at a post the Ebensburg road.
thence by land OF heirs OF Jehn Bennett, north
ss1s degrees west ia perches TO post, thence by
land formerly OF Emspuei Dssbart, north IS de-
grees east $50 perches 10 a post OF the Ebens-
burg road. thence along said road. south Il de-
zrees. west ~ perches to po So. thence south IL
degrees west - perches 20 n post. thence south
degrees. west - perchcs to the place OF begin.
ming. containing 40 acres and az perches strict
measure, having thereon erected a two-story
This farm Is situte about three miles from Car.
Toiltown.
Ps-TERMS: Ten per cent of purchase mon
ey to be paid at the time OF the sale tie balance
. OF third at the oDfirmat ton OF the sale and
one-third in six months. the remainder in twelve
months from Confirmation OF the sale. Deferred
payments TO bear interest and TO be secured By
the judgment bond and mortgage Of the purcha IS
CT. JOHN A. BLAIR,
Assignee CT Joseph GUtWald.
Ebensburg, Aiay 5th, lSSS.-ot.
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Insportayet to eanUassers.

WANTED-Live CanvaSsers an every county
IN the United States TO sell FOX s PATENT RE-
VERSIBJE SAD IRON. which combines two
Sad Irons Poiisker, Fluter, Sc. one iro2 doing
the work OF an entire set OF ordinary irons Is
self-heating by gas or alcohol lamp. DOES
AWAY WITH HOT KITCHENS. Ik&
moderate. a large and lasting income inst
TO geod canvRsscrs. Address, ior circulars, sse.,
FDX SAD IRON Co. - Reade St, n. Y.
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TRIAL LIST

List of eases set down for trial on second week
OF June Term, commencing day, June llth,
lSss.
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ADJOURNED
Assignee'S Sale
Valuable Real Estate.

Dy virtue OF order of the Court of Common
I'D Pleas of Cambria county, Pa. to me df.
rected will expose to public sale at the Court
House in Ebensburg- Pa, On
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DVEETISERS by addressing Geo II
N R0weII - Co., 10 Spruce ST. New York
can learn the exact cost Of any proposed iire c
ADVERTISING inAnerican Newspapers. IOo
Page Pamphlet Ioc.
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fEN w. DICK. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw.
4 . Ebensburg, Pa. Once in building OF T
J Lloyd. decd. (hrst hoor,) Centre street. Al
manner OF legal business attended to satisfactory
ril and celleations speciality. 10-14--tLl
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- OR SAEE-SrEAM ENG INES. CLAY AM
: Ore Pans. Boiler and Sheet-lron Work.
Secondhand engines and boilers on hand. Hoist
ing engines and machinery a specialty.-THOM
as CARLIN. Allegheny, Pa tJan- 22-1y.)
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-06
VERY PROVOKING.

How they praised and they applauded.
And her every action lauded,
And declared shed be rewarded
Yea indeed. rewarded rchiy-in the land beyond
the sky
For quote they, "of the many
In our family not any
In usefulness patience can with her begin 70
We"
Then they turned them TO their pleasures,
And added 70 their treasures,
And took all sorts OF measures
To leave her alone TO battle with the troubles and
the cares
For she seemed SC well TO bear them
That they felt no call to share them,
Though. as oft as they remembered, she was men.
toned In their prayers
And it caused some Indignation.
And no very slight vexation,
When their overworked relation
Closed her tired eyes upon the earth and softly
sighed "Good-by"
And while a few tears given
CMoro than eer they gave her living,
They murmured, How provoking It's that she
shosid go and der
-Harper's Weekly.
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An Autocrat I'm social Lie.


Two ladies who live neighbors on Trumbull
avenue have never called on each other be-
cause, as they both moved there at the same
time, they could never decide which one was
to make the first call
For the same reason they have never spoken
to each other but have waited to be formally
introduced A few days ago there arose .
slight disturbance between the children of tho
two families, and the least ceremonious of the
two ladies took this occasion To step over to
her neighbours veranda and offer an olive
branch of peace
81 am sorry that my little girl should have
annoyed yours. She Acknowledges that she
was In the wrong. will see that is does not
happen again"
The other lady stared icily through her
gold eyeglasses, and, turning to the nurse
girl at her side. inquired in her most super
cilious tones:
us she speaking to mew
The girl repeated what had been said to her
mistress.
Tell her accept the apology" said that
lady haughtily, and, turning, she withdrew
to her house.
Could royalty have been more arrogant
Detroit Free Press.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-06
Laughing at Love Letters.

Why do people, old and young, and Of all
sorts and conditions, rush in crowds to the
courts and almost travel over each others
heads to hear love letters read, and then go
home and laugh at them as if they had found
something unique in the way of funi Why
do grave mon and sober women skip all the
sensible reading in newspaper if it happens
to contain a love letter. and, having read
that, laugh at it as if 1t were the latest and
best of Gubert's operate jokesi Ten to one
if all the old trunks in all the old garrets
were called to give up their treasures they
would convict these grave men of just such
Stiffness" if they please to call it so, as that
which excites their risibles. No man or
woman was ever thoroughly in love-and
not to have been there, we are informed, is to
have missed some happiness, at least-who
didn't say and do ''silly" things Why, then,
does everybody feel such an irresistible incli-
nation to deride the manuscript love making
of an unfortunate whose letters get into the
courts and paperst Why ridicule uni
versal trait2-Kansas City Journal