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Election orOmcers

Election Of Officers Untp-ovislon
Of the Incorporation law, the ems of this
village held an election on Thuy (yester-
day) and the following nam,entlemen
were elected as Beard Of Townimission-
er,. Wesley Bowie, Samuel Cigett, G..
r. Wade, Il. Heber Boswell amomas T.
owen. Their term Of office We for two
wears. The incorporation law nended is
much more explicit and stringemd rs ore
half the amount Of taxes which heretofore
been paid to the county will go he corpo-
ration, Improvements long ne, will be
made. Tie Town Commissioneould i'm
mediately in their official capaclall upon
the Board Of County Commissioned urge
upon them the necessity for imme repairs
to the Court House fence. as thdition is
any thing but creiiuble to otuuty.-
When strangers SEE or delapn Court
4 House and broken down enclos, the i'm
preston is Immediately formed I've are q
Lazy AMI shiftless people This1ld MOI
continue, us our county is amply, to pa,
for this work, sul none but the etc grum-
bier will complain Of such an expture.
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Horse InInred. Nh. N.

Horse Injured. Mr. Marshall Chapman
found one Of his horses a valuable young
mare, on Friday last suffering from a serious
injury caused by a stab in the breast. a
piichrork was left lying down or vas not
placed properly where It could do 10 harm
and the animal IN some way came in contact
with it with such force as to penetrate the
breast to a great depth, but fortunately not
touching vital part It was removed with
great difficulty, from the suffering creature.
The animal is doing well and will recover
This is another lesson to careless farm en-
ployces, that farming implements, such as
scythes, pltchforks, &C. should not be allow
ei to remain where live stock can possibly be
injured or killed by their negligence.
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Immigration Bili.-Tbe Immigration

Immigration Bill.-The Immigration
Sin introduced in The House q Delegates, by
Mr. Cox, was amended IN the Senate, 60 as 10
appropriate lesser sum to be used under the
direction Of the Secretary Of State to advertise
the lands Of Maryland When the bin was
returned to the House where it originated,
Sir. Cox moved Its recommiital TO the immi-
grafton Committee thus causing its de'esi.
Ills reason fsf SO doing was that tie bin Is
amended, would not accomplish the desired
result ard would be the means only Of bene'
fitting few newspapers in the North and
West. II would also increase the salary Of
The Secretary Of State FIVE hundred dollars per
anuum, for doing scarcely nothing -
Since State aid cannot be gotten our
next effort should be- made towards form.
ing Land Improvement Associations, which
can accomplish great good if properly man.
aged.
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Auction Sale. -That printers ink "a

Auction Sale That printers ink pays
when iudiciousy used in advertising, Is
proven by tile large crowds which assembled
at La Plata on Saturday Monday ana
Tuesday last, in consequence OF reading The
advertisement Of the sale OF goods in the store
of Mr.. T. II. Farrall which appeared ia sev
.ral issues Of the iSpsrESpENr. the eA5 r
,bropg when convinced tia: goods cea'd u,
bought at the low figures placed upon then.
hv MIR. FarrAll did not care To have them
cred of by the auctioucer Out bougbt
mad for them As fast as tour clerks could at
tend to their wants. Mr. FarraiI informs Us
that positively ms auction sales will take
PLACE every Saturday evening, commencing a.
O'Clock tomorrow evening, and Nil con
niue until the first of May. All who Wis.
10 make bargains should not fail to be pres
INT on the days OF sale
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piverslilcation. We Ia frequently
through tie columns Of the DEPENDENT
URGED npon our farmers the uecty fo- Iii
y,r.igcaiion OF crops. That its uicidal
poIl.y 10 continue ongera totsi,uce upon
env single product as mos rop. Our
views on tins question arr una lie and We
shall again at this time, for uo'the proper
time 10 alter or to form plans future ae.
ion urge upon our farmers thttter which
10 ~. appear, ofmore than usmportance
m IN exchange recently We an item
which contained the statement the coun-
ty Of Whythe in yirginit, akshipret to
market 500 600 worth Of clbI and At
the farmers in that county, ST removed
+ from large cities, were prospcr' Cabbage
: culture requires no greater exFture of la
hor than does tobacco nor dthe f'rmeI
have TO wait so long for his ros There
Is no question that if given thesHmounto
4 attention which is necessary tore success
e in any undertaking that those engage il
Z their culture will be amply rep Concen
Il traron, better culture and CsiGcatlI 1
e will beyond doubt lead to greaults.
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The Spring Bonnet. :

The Spring BOnnet.-An exchange gives
the following description of the spring bon
net: Some Of the bonnets are made entirely
oflace-uot the staid variety in black 50 long
in favor, but fancy lace in deep rich colors'
and also in gold or silver. The bonnets arc
s,ringess in most cases, and in front are
bristlag bows Of short ribbon, into which
are thrust two or three long quilts Con-
cealed wire is used in the composition o.
these bows, to keep them at their proper attl.
tude, and to guard them against collapslng
The distinguished feature Of these lace bon
nets is the omission ofall flowers or plumes
and the employment of lace alone, gracefully
arranged
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
L0cdL BpcUitteSs

The B.stardy bill was finally defeated in
the House of Delegates, on Moni4y last for
want Of q constitutional majority.
Mr. Marcellus Thompson surveyed the lot
attached TO the Hamilton building in this
village, on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Leslie Owens, formerly of this village,
hut now a resident Of Washington, p. G,
was for few days this week on Il visit to
friends in the county.
Nr. Frank Freem,a, late ToAac Inspector,
WHO has BEEN gate sick in Baltimore, has
been, We ate pleased to announce, fully re-
stored to his USUAL robust health.
John Maloney, young man raised by Cap
tain Richard Wade, has gone 70 Ne" Jersey
on ylsi, to relations. Iii probable that he
/ viii remain uu;i lite in the year, as an o'fel
has heen made nI'u whereby he can secure
rood wages so loug as he chooses to remain
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Asking an lniunction.-Mr.

IL.
Grain. a native Of this county, as count ~ "
the Standard Cab Company Of Baltim7
Saturday last 6lcd a bill ofinjunction a = ~
y. p. Nichols & Co., Of Boston, to 49, ~.
them from pdtting in use in Baltimore mn,
selves, or selling to any persons other "a ~
plaintiff for use 10 that city, any Of thef ~
emit cabs. The plaintiff claims the e2l r.
right TO run and use these cabs under -
ten contract with the defendant. Tho w.
passed an order requiring the deien9
show cause why a preliminary INF ~.
should not be issued The reason for -
ton Is due to the fact that this conn.,
which our esteemed tcllow-eountain -
dent, have been doing such prohtat -.
ness at cheap rates in Baltimore, whe
erly charges were exorbitaut that thei ,.,,
be many competitors in the field II Il ~.
tees Of the vehicles were permitted to ~,
cabs Unfortunately President G.
;ieed cab without number which ''"
and was driven tc The police station, Il, ~
vas developed that the cabm1n was ~.
licensed aud had purchased the w.
ton for IN injunction was then ta'o
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

An Invitation Our thanks are rendered
T.. Gardiner Edeleu, for an invitation 70 at
tend match game OF base ball to be played
tomorrow on the Rock Hill College grounds
We regret our inability to be present, but
wish for our young friend, who is son OF
President Edeler Of the commissioners court
as much success in his college games, as he IS
sure to attain in his future efforts, after
graduation
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

Death.-Mrs Rebecca Wheeler, wife Of
Thomas S. Wheeler, died at the residence o.
her father, VIM II Clagett, in romonkey
on Wednesday night Of last week. Her re-
mains were inferred in the family hu.yinG
ground on this premises Of her father on Fri
day last.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

Lucky iSSS.-perhaps it has never oc'
CURED to you, that years with three Fights ia
them are lucky years They come only once
in thousand years, but it is lucky person
who lives to see one Of them. There is an old
Chadeau superstition that year with three
Fights is one Of unlimited blessings None
but lucky stars are in the ascendency, fields
blossom with abundant hlrvests, the cattle
are lowing on thousand hills, shepherd lead
their aocks through green pastures aud by
still waters, all business enterprises prospe-,
everything you touch turns to gold, want and
famine sku!k into hiding places until these
days ofuuivers4l prosperity are over pts't'ence
seals his Fps aud foul breaths do not poison
the atmosphere, mirth holds high carnival
and for twelve months sorrow and signing
flee away
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
PART, nj Tubmnn's Hail.

Party at lubman $ HaII.-Au hH8I1I
larty was given hy the Young men Of tht
eigbborhooi at rubman's Hall in Pomo3-
KEY, on Monday evening last As IS usually
the case with entertainments given at that
llace. II was a social success and greatly en-.
loved by the many Invited guests present. 4
sumptuous supper was served by Mr. Lambcr'
who 50 thoroughly understands the prepare
ton of foods which tickle the paiates OF tnos'
whose appeutes have been sharpcned oy the 'n-
vlgorallng dAuce
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

In Jail. Wash Brown, colo
placed in jail on Saturday last 81, IS "',
Smoot, charged with illegal votf a T, -
E7''' - '''l' 49, ,.',.,... ,ar.o,, mong the
the House Of Correction for IVY = '''' y,
disqualified from voting. Ta~
t,lHing one, he hlyin! been indiete
Z ed for the larceny ola lag whicI '''
some traing articles There was -.
bic doubt AS to his guilt, however 49,, .an
,ictcd aud has voted each year 81
learn has voted the Democratic ,s,., MI,
last year when he voted to Repnt ,;oto,
II was after that vote that a pr oo,
teman not having the moral e, ,co 70 act
openly, slipped "A piece Of paper 10 tie hand
of the foreman Of the Grand Iu, ast,ifn
the facts. Ana now after hasil vo,sd sev-
eral Iears ,he Democratic iieksta- ont moles-
mtion he finds himselfin jail. {his piomi-
ncnt gentleman had injected oto him hi,
lust deserts for violations Of Election laws
he too would be coy1panior old WASH,
hut 10 'the mills Of the god7ind slswly
. but exceedingly fine his tiunaY speedi-
Iy come
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

Sale of Fine Horses Mr.. John W.
Owens Jr, sold few days ago his finely
matched and valuable grey horses, to Mr..
Lamar, a horse dealer from the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland We are not informed as 10 the
price received, but learn that good figure
was given paws as well to raise animals
of good stock 10 Charles county, as elsewhere.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

Kentucky Ncssrs Wills and Milton
advertisement Of tber splendid jack, Ken
lucky, appears in to-day issue ofthe lNoF-
Pendent. Mules of good size gentle and
doclle nre always in demand, ami usually
bring arst-clAss price The four large
mules recently purchased by the county com
mi.sioners we're sired by Kentucky Cur
farmers should avail themselves of the opror
tuui,y presented by these enterprising sentIe
men
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

An Abundance FOR AIl.-Rock, perch .
mud herring are plentiful in this section AT
lu.seut. Money may be at times scarce, our
population small, and our resources iew, hut
for cheap and .,buu liant supplies OF the finest
.,--',-'-- n '---. r--. T-rr mn N
necessities b, which poor man can lifg
,heapl,, our county is unn4laied n the Uni
ted States. Lea those who doubt this asser'
ito come aud investigate for themselves.
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wonderful Cures.

W n aovt & Co., wholesale and retail
druggists OF Rome, ,i'., sly; We have been
selling Dr. Kings \ ~ Discovery, Eiegifl'
Bitters and BuCklen 5 Aralca otlNe iot '"u'
years. Have never handled remedies 'ni' Sc.
as well, or give such universal s"'lsl'euoh +
There have been some wonderful cures eaet'eu
Nv these medicines IN this CITY oeSer4I t'se.
Of pronounced Consumption nave o t' f emu
IL cured by use Of a ieS bottles o n Nlus
New Discovery, taken IN cohAect''n VIZ
Electric BitteIs. We guarantee 'ue'H "'"'! >
Sold by ". " Padseit.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

Increased Pay For IeAtherN.-.Ihs
bii to pay teachers Of public schools in this
county, Introduced in tie House of Delegates
by Mr. Posey, passed the Senate on Monday
last and will become law. The me sn'e,
We arc pleased to state, receives the approval
OF all classes of our people our teachers as a
rule are Industrious and paiusttkinS, aud
should be literally compensated.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

have before US the report Of Col J. Thomas
Scharf, Commissioner of the Land Office Of
Maryland The report consists If a series Of
carefully prepared articles on Marylahd's re-
sources, and contains a description Of every
county in the State AS this report viii re-
ceivc a large circulation its publication NAV
be of benefit to our section.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

The best salve IN the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, salt, rheum, fever sores, letter
chapp,i hands, chilblalns, eofns aGl al sAtA
eruptious and posiuvely cures pi'ss' OF no
nav reo,i-cl Ii is guaranteed % give per
t,5 ..aisf.rii,n. OF money refunded Price
s5.e1.. ~ Jo,. Fer selr hs W. ~ ltas"tt
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The mnn4lerfnt Henlinn PFC

The WOndeFfHi Heating proper.
ties Of Darbys Propbylacuc Fluid in case OF
accidents, for burns, scalds, cuts, wounds,
etc. It's prompt use will invaria5le relieve
main. promote healing and prevent Erysipelas,
ranrrene, or proud flesh Owing to the
Cleansing and purifying qualities of the fluid
the most obstinate ulcers bois, carbuncles,
and running sores are rendered pure and
healthy and speedily cured, no other appiica-
ton being necessary.
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YEARLY RATES.

New Ad See the new al 10 to-days lS
DEPENDENT Of Kings Palace, sl4 7th Street
Washington, D. c. Itisa magnificent house
Call in when you visit the city.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

JNHE Board Of School Commissioners will
meet at theft Office in Port Tobacco,
On TUESDAY, April 18th, 1885.
for the purpose Of receiving Te tchers Reports.
Teachers of colored schools will be paid on
Thursday, April 18th
Teachers Of white schools viii b. paid on
Friday, April goth.
Teachers Association, Waite, Mon lay,
Teachers Association, Col red, Thu lay.
April l9th
No reports received unless made out en-
blanks prepared for the purp 1se issued hy
the State Board Every report must he
sworn, or certified to, befort Justice OF the
Peace, Jr Commissioner
Teachers can be supplied with Blank Term
Reports by calling on, or seI ling to MeSsrs.
Roberts 4 Wens.
Teachers must charge them elves in their
Reports with the full amount Of Books pad,
chased by them from the Book Depository.
f. J. MADDOX,
ap G-bt SecretaIy.
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nTINTOLEO

OUINTOLEO.- great Malaria, Fever
snS Ague Re. ledv ReiiaOle, SAFE a Efficient
Price 20 cents per bottle. For sale oy a.
Druggists. SEP 4f'W
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.3otaI mN 4rsmal.

- .fz1~ ne 06ics or The lNDEPasnESr has go
frmorsd 70 The first floor Of NE Masonic nay
ir.,nediatsly oyposVs n, Episeopat church
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ALBIN PRICE & co.,
9O9 La. 1Ue. ami 30 G st, n. "
Washington, D. C.
GENERAL
COMMISSION ne }CaaNTS
Fer the Sale Ct

7 OF TIC ohIt q
Horses. Caitle, Sheep, Lambs Veal, Grain
Iiiy' Cord Wood, oysters, P.iliyy, Eggs,
Ro0t Err, flutes, &c;
Return thanks for the liberal rafroaa se u
have received and hope to con inle 70 All
the sama. len N-"tu
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Wanted Local and Travelling
Salesman,

To sell our choice varieties Of nursery stock
either on salary or commission. Permanent
employment to the right men, no room Tor
lazy ones, upright and honest are the ones We
are looking for. address with references
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
NH 23-bt Ro chester. y. y.
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Terms Of advertising: For plain matter
FL 90 per square ~ hnes) tor the first inser-
ton z5 CENTS for each subsequent insertion.
Rule aud figure matter double the above rates.
Obituary notices half rates
mr.
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Prohibition Meeting.

The friends Of Prohibition are requested t.
meet in Por; Tobacco on
TUESDAY, Apra 1914 l885,
to elect eight Delegates OF the county 10 Lax "a
State Convention TO assemble IN h1i'imooe "
Tuesday. April 18th, and at'enu " 49, ~ n
matters which may come up hIe""s ~ O'
called at o clock ?. n.
By order. C..,oPv Cam
ap Get
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,

ESTABLISHED ~ 1874.
Published every Friday morning
The young mans advocate,
The poor man friend.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-03-23

corner Of tho room. Sunlight came in the
window and -nado the dusky diamonds
glisten. :Gvulcts Of tears were running down
tho widows cheeks when Mr.. Finn arrived
with q chicken, which caused very lively
dispute among the O'Houlahan children as
to who should have the wish bono. At short
intervals during the day, cabbages, potatoes,
coal, pieces Of corned beef and various other
contributions wero poured in upon the widow
III such numbers and in such variety that her
room resembled a well supplied grocery
store when evening came. The stove glowed
with unwonted heat. The vicious March
wind found its way in the crack under the
door, but there was only enough Of it to give
the room q healthy temperature. Comment
ing on the events of the day to Mrs. Murphy,
tho widow said:
"Fai1, Mrs, Murphy, it's lucky st. Pat
rick's day wasn't twicet as long, or me frinds
'ud bury me under TIL potatys an coali
Here was I this blessed mornin' widout th'
bit or tn sup in tn house-barrin' d little
goats milk-whin TIL good st. Patrick tile.
graphed down from above, WHARF he is in
glory, to tn bys. Sec he in tn dispatch, seq he
'An av yez make SHY little trip around t.
tn Wildly O'Houlahan,' an by th' same
token, they KEN wild lashins o good things.
Here, Patsey, lave down that bundle O sugar,
shure yell rot yer teeth wild th' swate sthutf!
Now, LUX a that by playin' wild th coall
Musha, but ye're blacker nor chimney
swape!"
When Mrs. Murphy had gone home tho
widows tears began to flow afresh. Going
into the little bedroom she dropped upon her
knees beside the humble bed. There she tele-
graphed message to st. Patrick, which,
though poorly worded and surcharged
throughout with tears, was reverently filed
in the Office Of the universe, against the day
when tho records Of all the St Patrick's days
she'll be examined.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-03-23
sr. PArR1cK,s DAY WEATHER.


The old feud Of Colt and Saxon, and the
somewhat newer but more bitter feud of
Orange and Ribbonmen, are, heaven be
praised, fast losing their ancient virulence,
for "Londonderry's ours, my boysr' Ia polit-
tcal cry, referring to the fact that London
derry. tho old Orange stronghold, has elected
home rule and tenant right Parnellites). But
there are still plenty of minor feuds-ittle
ones for a penny-feuds between families
that only date back GOO or eco ycars-quite
modern, in fact. Mono of these can compare,
of course, with the old fouds like that of the
O'Hoggartys and McSwynes, for instance,
which began about 1900 Q. c., on the occasion
of the landing OF the Gedalians III Ireland,
when the ancestor Of tho O'Hoggartys SO far
forgot himself as to pull the nose Of the an-
cestor OF tho McSwynes.
In the United States, OF coursc, tho great
event Of the day is the procession, and next
TO that the speeches. A celebration with
out procession or speech would be startling
novelty in America and no other people fall
into tho national custom so readily as tho
Irish, who have natural gifts for marching
and oratory. At the date of tho last census
the United States contained 6,OOo,0 900 people
of pure Irish blood, and about s, ,000, 900 with
dash of the samc-a total Of $4,000, 900 who
have native or hereditary rights to celebrate
st. Patrick; and since the day the Irish
laborers in Boston joined in that little pro-
cession to Bunker Hill they have been in no
wise backward, especially where slap could
be given to England. James Anthony Froude
says that one-half Of the troops who fought
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WHAT MEANS THIS DISGRACEFUL ROW3n
Before tho official could resume, however,
MIR. Quinlan arose and pointing to Patsey
said:
'"Thare's tn blaggard sittin' In TIL cornerr'
Patsey sprang to his feet, saying as he
did SO:
eyer ltarl I'm not here, yeranner. And
II I am, I'm not wild yezT
"Wid whos' said the president. Wild th'
purcession or wild th' banquit7n
"Nayther Fiat wants t. know is. how
many O. you min IL sthand by Phclim Darcy
fur tax collectorF'
"Musha, LUX a. that nowln cried Coogan.
"Ye can bet TIL soles Oh yer fate that hc',,.
not get my vote. hav' mo own i,lecs is
that chap. Faith, he's OWN INC since las.:t
Novimber fur weeny pig wild black sphots
on his back nn' q curly tail, so ho is. I'll
brake his head in wild mo flsht TIL MKT tonne
mate him i'll th' strute!"
Cries Of "Order!" "Sit down, Cooganln
eyer right, Coogan; giv' 1t to him, he's no
good, !" arose, and the house divided itself for
and against the candidate for tax collector,
A heated argument between Quinlun and
Farrell resulted in blows, and Quinlan was
knocked beneath tho scat. A general nelcc
had just begun, whca the door suddenly
opened, and Father c'Connell, the parish
priest, entered
"What means this disgraccful row?" said
his reverence, plunging into tue crowd and
separating the mon with his powerful arms.
''Do you want to disgrace the parish2 In
tho name Of the church, call on you to
stop"
s'Faith, I'm not t. blame, yer rivirence, .
said Coogan, struggling to his feet from tie
floor, where ho had bean laid by the stick of
tho schoolmaster, and holding his wrecked
accordion i'll his hllid. The priest took the
chair vacated by the chairman, who shame
facedly acknowledged his feult and explained
the situation to tho priest, and tho object OF
tho meeting. After order had been restored
the priest said
"Now, gentlemen, have proposition tc
make to you. Ii my rounds today among
tho poor Of tho parish, I called on the
Widow O'Houlnhan. You all remember
that her husband died last week and left bel
with four little children to take caro- of, one
of whom is a baby weeks old.n
"God be good t. th' wildly" said Mr. Finn
"He will, my man; but He wants YOU