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was thing Of beauty, II not joy
forever. The happy couple spent
few hours among their friends
feasting and merry-making, and followed
by host OF good wishes left on the 800
o'clock pm. train for their new home in
Vicksburg. Among the guests from dis
lance were Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Larkin, OF
Jackson, Tenn. A list Of the wedding
presents is MS follows Mr.. Frances, silver
water pitcher; Mrs. Harrington, china tea
set Mr. Thomas Herman, handsome
hanging lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. Doefer,
Springfield, ILL.,, black marble clock; Emma
| Doefler, silver butter knife; Katie DoeileT,
handsome, gold lined sugar spoon; Mr..
| Edward Sheehan, silver pickle castor and
| fork; Mr.. Mike Shcehan, set OF silver
| knives and forks; Miss Mary Sheehan, set
OF beautiful table linen; Mr.. Sheehan
Gather Of the groom, an individual castor
with peachblow cruets; Mr.. Sullivan, n
handsome clock; Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin,
silver pickle stand; Mrs. i. j. Myers sill
yer waiter and crucis; Mrs. Henry Wat
kins of Greenfield, Tenn, lovely album,
with s.; Mrs. John T. Hines, handsome set
OF jewolry; Mrs. g. A. Rittlemycr, toilet set;
Mrs. John Lngomarsino, ebony wall pocket
| hand painted; Mrs. Charles Rother, pair
Of vases; Mrs. Joe Sheets, plush handkor-
chief caso Miss Mollie Harrington, silver
water SGT; Miss Dena lagomarsino, silver
fruit stand; Miss Jennie Mcllugh, vases;
Miss Mamie Doyle, silver butter dish;
Mrs. NJ. Doyle, sett silver teaspoons Miss
Mary Shcchan, sctt silver teaspoons; Miss
Emma Rittlemyer, sett painted cups and
sauccrs; Miss Kate Stewart, set cnbrOid-
cred handkerchieis and Father Abbott
sent the bride and groom each a handsome
prayer'book. May their voyage through
life be happy and prosperous.
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THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
LILLIAN LEWIS AND THE STREETS
OF NEW YORK" DEPART.
This Week Come Effie Ellsler and "Natu-
raj Cas-" Emotional Drama and Farrell
cal Comedy-What the Stage People
Are Doing-Personal Notes.

During the past week emotional drama
and melodrama ruled the boards OF the
theater; the first part Of the week was
taken by Miss Lillian Lewis, who appeared
as Cora in "Article AZ, in "As In Look
ing Glass;" "An Unequal Match" and
"Dona SOL" Miss Lewis is quite good
actress, but suffers no little from indifier-
ent support. Mr.. Lawrance Marston,
her husband and manager, will insist on
playing leading part, that of the lover, a
role which does not fit his style OF acting.
He should secure q strong leading man
and a good company for Miss Lewis, and
keep off the stage himself lie is good
manager, but very bad actor.
The remaining half OF the week was
filled out by the Frank Kilday "Sireets OF
New York" Company. 1t is good old
fashioned melodrama which captures the
galleries, il being lurid, blood-and-thun-
der piece from the pen OF Dion Boucicault.
1t drew good houses and closed the en-
gagement last night.
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Enie EiIsler.

Miss Ellsler, an old-time favorite in
Memphis, will commence I'm engagement
at the theater tomorrow monday even
ing in Egypt" which will be reproduced
at the Wednesday matinee. Tuesday and
Wednesday nights she will appear in her
new play Judge Not" in which her role
is that of an actress, Katherine Glare, who
had married in n moment OF impulse the
artist Phillip Vane, and endured for a
time all the bitterness of wiie's wrongs
and marital estrangement. The play is
strong in dialogue and situations, and
among the scenes is one OF great merit, in
which the wronged wife, whose personality
was unknown 10 the company, recalled,
under the guise of dramatic plot, the
story OF her wrongs. The story is a simple
one, and the characters people you meet
every day. Thorough naturalness per-
vades the piece, and it is most cleverly
constructed. The dialogue is delightfully."-
written, and possesses the charming novelty
OF coming 10 an end before there is n
chance OF its growing wearisome. OF
Egypt 1t is unnecessary TO speak II Is
familiar TO the theater-going public Of
Memphis.
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Roland Reed coniemplates appearing in
''Ihc Toodles."
Sweet Lavender" may possibly run for
two years at the Lyceum Iheator.
Mr.. Charles Wyndham and Mr.. Wilson
will probably be seen again In this coun-
try next season.
Stuart Robson will star alone next sea-
son in "1he Henrietta" and In new play
by Steele Mackayc.
Fashionable people In New York no
longer consider II good form 10 occupy
boxes at the thcaior.
The IIanlons's "Lo Voyage en- Suisse"
Company ar, making an unusually sIc-
cvssiul tour Oi the large cities Of the West.
Miss Fannie Davenport played "La
Tosca" eight times last week In Philadcl-
phia, aud the receipts reached the largo
figure Of 81, 202.
Shenandoah" Mr.. Bronson Towards
new play, was given nj the Elephant and
Castle, London, on last week, Thursday,
for purposes Of copyright
Nothing appears 10 disturb ''Tho Yco-
man Of the Guards" career nj the Casino,
and Il record SURPRISES al previous sue
ccssiul productions at this iayorito house.
Lillian Russell has been engaged by
Rudolph Aronson aud may possibly 10
seen at the Casino in "Ihc Ncoman u -
Guard before that opera Is Withdrawn
from the stage Of that popular place Of
amusement
Camille D'Arvillo's now opera Is 10 DO
brought ont ai the Star Thoatcrlatcr In the
season under the management Of J. q.
Dun. II h an adaptation, or rather n
| Translation, from recent French success,
aud h said 10 b. peculiarly suited 10 Miss
DAUillc's talents.
"Nadjy" Is being given NJ the Avenue
Theater, In London, with success almost
MS pronounced as II obtained at the Ca.ino
ln New York. In England thcyfpCll u with
a K instead Of J. viz "Nadgy' An
American girl VI fragrant memory, Mics
/ Marie Nan0ni, sings the title role In tho
London production.
In Toronto Mliss Rose Coghlan charmed
the medical students with "Jocclyn" and
Masks and Faces As Peg Wellington
Miss Coghlan danced an Irish IT, and 10
the conclusion Of the piece rccitcd Tho
Charge Of The Light Brigade In a mastery
style aud manner. aud also made a lar5-
well speech 10 the audience.
| lalHN MNth ~ AAllAuflIilliA lNNNlN NAN-
/ tel appeared for the nut time ~ Louis and
Fabian del lmnchi In The Conican
| rr1thcu," and made the success expected.
The famous old play was given a spcclacu.
| lar production with now aud magnificent
scenery and accessories, and an auxiliary
/ force oil over loo men and women.
Charles I. Ellis, the young German
comedian. Is a handsome man and one Of
/ the sweetest singers among the character
actorl lie Is graceful dancer and n
good actor. and has a voice superior 10 J.
X. Emmett. lie was formerly In tho
vaudcyiIlcs, and was one OF the old and
| popular German team known M Watson
and Ellis.
The race course scene, which Il 20 be In
PRODUCED In Neil Burgess now play, The
Country Fair" viii be decidedly novel
and realistic. II win show n race track,
homes, jockeys and al hU excitement Of a
genuine running race, and will require
seven tons Of machinery and fiiccn.horso
power engine 10 run the scene, which 10
likely " create sensation.
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brilliant farce, which is to be given at the
next entertainment OF the Athletic Club.
Miss Mary Mallory leaves on Thursday
next for Augusta, Ga, where she will visit
Miss Rebie Nason.
The Chickasaws will give their regular
monthly entertainment on Thursday even
ing December ID.
Miss Helen Moore, noted beauty Of
Mobile, Ala, will be the guest OF Miss
Sclden after Tuesday next.
Miss Annie Reese a lovely belle Of Biz
mingham, Ala, will be the guest Of Miss
Ole Clapp after Tuesday next
Miss Annie Patterson goes to Nashville
shortly 10 be the guest OF Mrs w. ii.
Moon, recently Mrs. Logwood.
Miss Whittimore, II Little Rock belle,
will be the guest of MH. q, W. Schultz
during the latter part OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs; J. f. Fargason will intro
duce their daughter, Miss Mamie, at a
large entertainment on the l2th inst.
On Thursday next Miss Margaret Rogers
will entertain the Leisure Hour Book Club
at her residence, No. 10 Vance street.
One Of the fascinating debutantes Of the
season Is Miss Kate Carnes, daughter Of
Capt win Carnes, recently removed from
Macon, Ga.
The next largo social event Of unusual
interest will BIO the handsome entertain.
mcnt ut the residence OF Mr.. Nolan Fon-
tame, on Adams street.
DR.. Il. Miles Wilct and bride are the
guests Of Mr. Saunders Garland. OF Wash.
ington, d. q. Mr.. Garland is the son Of
Attorney. General Garland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Frazier will open
their house in short while in honor Of
their daughter, Miss Phoebe Frazier, one
OF the prcttiest Of this years debutanics.
Miss Annie Wheeler, daughter of Con.
gresham Wheeler, OF Alabama, reached
| this city last evening, and Is visiting Mrs
j. w. Fulmer, ut No. 30 Madison street.
On December IL Mr.. and Mrs J. i,
Peters will give a childron's fancy drcss
| party at the residence OF Judge T. j.
Latham. Floy Latham will entertain q
number Of friends ut a later hour.
Rumor states that double wedding
will shortly be celebrated, the actors in
which are two wcll-known young men o
tender years, and the ladies two sister
of pronounced beauty and popularity.
A prospective entertainment, which Il
20 occur in the near future, will be hand
some party rendered 90 Miss Edith Brooks
aud Miss Pearl Nicely, on December ~, by
Mr.. and Mrs $. IL. Brooks at their resi-
donco on Jefferson street extended.
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A. Jackson. Tom.

Mrs. G. II. Terrell, Of Humboldt, is in
the city the guest Of her sister, Mrs
d. J. Pearcy. Mrs. ID. p. Davis, Of
Columbus, Miss, left for home this week
after a pleasant visit TO relatives here......
Miss LUCILLE Wisdom, Of Fort Smith, Ark,
spent last Saturday here, visiting relatives
and friends of her childhood. .... Capt. A.
ii. Ellington, trainmaster on the Illinois
Central road, returned Thursday from his
Georgia trip......Alex b. Marks, a nephew
OF our Episcopal rector, and most excel
lent gentleman, has accepted position IN
the Illinois Central freight Office az this
place. DR.. j. w. Leonard, an eminent
physician, formerly Of this city, now re.
siding near Austin, Tex, was summoned
here by telegram this week 10 attend the
bedside OF Mrs. Moore, tho wife Of Buck
Moore, one Of Madison County wealthiest
iamilies...... Mrs Fannie Stewart, OF Bruins
wick, Shelby county, Tenn, is visiting
homo folks at Medon, this county,.
Miss Eunie Tomlin, the accomplished
daughter OF Judge John l.. ii. Tomlin, ar
rived home this week, after 4 protracted
visit to relatives in st. Louis and Ken
tucky... Miss Rosa Baum arrived here
last Sunday direct from Germany, and is
now the guest OF her uncle, IL. Baum, Sr.
......T The Rev. Sam Jones, the great Geor-
gia evangelist. will deliver two lectures in
this city on the nights OF December IA and
10, the proceeds to 60 TO the benefit OF the
Southwestern Baptist University ...". Ross
Wltherspoon, Of Memphis, spent last sun
day here with homo ioIks.."..Jackson now
has what she has long been in need OLA
| ilrst-clns5 opcra-housc
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onnnn,IiIn- Wis.,.

Social nows and items are very scarce
and far between at present, rs the 'men
folks" are all very busy with the fall trade.
Occasional sociablcs can DO heard Of
through the country. but, ~ general
thing. amuscmonts will not commence for
several weeks yet. la the rural districts
~ much cotton sill remains in the fields
as 10 keep the farmers in rush until
ChrisimnB io get II out. That being the
clsr, u course they are dcbarrcd from in
dulging In corn shuckngs etc, until after
the holidays The oldest inhabitani WIS
interviewed the other day, and, In the
course. Of conversation. said. "Noycr
since can remember have ~ many mar
ringc5 occurred In any two months a. took
place in this county during November.
have noticed Ia various papers that mar.
riagc Is on the decline, aud wish you tp
SAY that Il b. certainly not the ease here.
Why. Ia some paris Oi lalohnsha u u 20
ir from u that yuunggcntlcmen and ladies
think they are old maids and old bachelors
unless wcddcd Ia their toms. This seems
~ be- especially 10 in the county known
~ the Fork. 1.-The Rev. II. r. Gaines
who has been pastor Of the Mrtho-
dist Churrh here Tor tho past con-
| ference wear, left for the homo Of his
| father last Tuesday. lie has becn held Ia
the highest esteem, not only hy the NOM
Der, of his own church, hut 10y the entire
cnmmuniy...C u. Filrrccn, one ol
Calhoun county's cnlcrprising farmers,
spent Tucsday In CoilCcvillo,....S T.
Han, Of Louisiana, Who was for many
/ vcars q citirn oi this county. u whiting
his brother T. NJ. Han. Of Nclmn......l.
lrcwcs aud Miss Marnwiio nUnly were
married hy the Rev. }. 4. 1mWy, at the
! residence II tho brides father IN the
/ Fork" lat Sunday. pr. H. H. Naylc.
q talented physician from Coles Greek,
/ WIS In the city ON last Tuesday ....A. J..
/ Ice, thufuugh-g1ing aud ontypr.sing
] farmer ui Bonner WIS he town Nclnus.
] day.. Nm Clara Williams % Memphis,
/ D. visiting her parents In this place. Ur
| npfruiir. ul Kansas, Who once resided iu
! Calhoun County, b. Waiting relatives aud
| friends near HERE'S = McImy, u
genial aud Jolly druiscn ~ Air Mount
was iu town Tuesday ....,A. a. lienninr
ton, NJ near Bonner wis visitor to Cot.
| fcCvllc this work The Thanksgiving
sermon delivered by the Ryv. J. a. Ear
sh NJ thc Baptist Church. last Thursday,
WINS "a mastery effort, and we'll myr.iCI
| thc praise fo universally accorded o. Tut
! Arrrtt correspondent greatly WFrcs that
De- cannot produce Il in iu'l. ng Il would
provo very Interesting matter coed. n
| Roberts, ui ImyHuri, was Toe town Tues
dly.u..l. N. simpson. ui the Fork, VI
| wHH hero one dny this week.
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A. TupelO. Miss.

Miss Bculah Lilly and Clay McGanghey
were married at the home OF the brides
father in Chcstcryille, Miss, last Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. They will
make Tupelo their home ......M Mrs. Kells,
Of Meridian, Miss, addressed the Women's
Christian Temperance Union Of this place
at the Methodist Church last Monday
aitcnoon,..Miss Beulah Wilt, of Shan
non, Is visiting relatives in Mrs.
VIII Thompson, OF Paducah, KY, visited
the family Of j. A. Thompson last week.
..... Gen. Finley is in Jackson, Tenn,
looking after railroad contract. ..... Miss
Eugcnia Blair is visiting relatives in
Abcrdcon....proi. Mckay visited Stark
willie friends last week ...... The spell
ing bee ut the opcra-houso last
Friday night furnished amusement for
a large audience. II WIS given by the
Presbyterian ladies Tor the benefit Of their
church 1.-THE Thanksgiving exercises nj
the school last Friday were very interest
ing.... DR.. Iloyle and family are visiting
relatives in Tppah County. ......M Mai. l.. G.
| Finley has returned 10 school mt Oxford,
aud contemplates completing the cole
giate course next year..... Charles Clayton,
who has been attending the Lebanon
| Tenn. school, returned home last Satur.
day Tor the holidays ...... Charles ID.
Clarke made business trip 10 Okolona
last week. ...... Tho Young Mems Christian
Association OF this place met ut the Cum
brrland Presbyterian Church last Monday
night and rcorganpd ~ follows Prosi.
dent, ID, 4. Mckay; yice-prusidents, NJ. G.
Pcgucs. %. l.. Stubling, q. n. Mcneil
W. T.. rcgucs aud W. 4. Sltger !. q
Robins, secretary, and u. H. Fitzpatrick,
| IrDn.nrur
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A. IInrtisan. ui.s.

Mira lgluc sherman has returned TO
her home ui GUnaln......M Misses Jessie
Haywood. Addic Hamilton and Ben
Draper attended preaching NJ Spring ilil
lHst sunday ...Alis ComcIn Dyer. from
near ua,u,illc, is visiting thc family ct
d. lAmliii..... nr, ]. r. ilroad,trcct las
been absent during the week. hence the
sadness Of Mis- ---.... Miss sue Cesar.
Of Charleston, b. on visit 90 Mis- Matte
pnpgru,.,R " Diaper and vile. ct
Pope, WIS in town Friday .,... supcdutJud.
,ul of Public Education }. J. McCofklc
sgoms 90 br very much interested in the
school 10 this place, ~ ho was here urB.u
this week GOOD. W. Buckley, Deputy
United States Marshal. was in town Tues.
DAY coco. Tho event oi thc week was so.
CIah.e 10 the huspiahlr residence II Mn.
NJ J.. Draper Friday evening when quito
a crowd of young people gathered aud en-.
iuyCd themselves until late hour.
Elegant Investments Ncw served, which
added greatly 30 The enjoyment II ALL.
George g. Ward and vito and their two
interesting children, Of Fort Worth. Tex,
np sojourning with relatives al and near
this place, who c1ioni 10 thom q hearty
welcome, wishing their visit 10 be iraught
With much plcasuro....Tho llauiion lap.
tat Church has again chosen the hcv. N.
w. Rocket0 aS bishop ior another year.
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aNnturaI Gas-

Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
next and Saturday matinee, the popular
comedians, Donnelly and Girard, with
their new company, will present their
laughablc success OF last season, Natural
Gas" Mr.. Donnelly as Christopher
Bluff and Mr.. Girard as ORourke.
There isn't any prctense Of sense
in the play. The managers request
the auditors 10 regard il as nom
sense. There are a number OF clever peo-
pie in the cast, each with such distinct Pc
culiarties that it would seem invidious to
name any one. II has apparently been
the aim OF the manager 10 get together as
many musical aud acrobatic performers as
he could find and let them go as they
nlpngo
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Saunders, OF the Industrial Institute and
College, frightened our little city by their
charming presence Sunday. .....A. J. Hal
bert, substantial planter Of Choctaw
Agency, was in town Tuesday ......L Leo
Chandler, OF Osborn, was in the city Thurs
day ".... Chancellor L. A. Critz, Of West
Point, has been in the city attending Cir
chit Court this wnnk
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The Farmer Concert.

At tie Hebrew Association Hall tomor-
row evening a piano recital and concert
will be giten by Master A. l.. Farmer,
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer, parents
Of the youthful yirtuoso, Miss Emma
Peako. Miss Mary Mhoon, Mr.. +. Y. An
derson. and Prof. Emile Levy, who viii
act as musical director. An attractive pro.
gam has been prepared for the occasion.
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Mcrr. Tndcll anil N1rns two rcpro.
sonlaliyos of ihc iafm.rs interest Of South
Carolina, have been in our city Tor the
past week, gathering information ~ 10 ihc
succca, benefits and mode Of operation Of
our Agricultural and Mechanical College,
with Wow Of IMPORTING TO o special
committee OF South Carol.nians who are
cagor for the establishment Of a similar
institution In their own Silic....Dr. q. l..
Barron, a rising young physician Of s,ur.
gis, Was in the city visiting the modest
fair Sunday....Capt J. A. Wigs and
bis accomplished LADY, from near SeSums.
vile, wore In town Monday .... Thanks.
giving services vOc held by the Rev.
Thomas Cannon 10 the Baptist Church.
"..,MssCs Minnie Walker and Gonoyieys
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Al CnInmhm.. Miss.

A. b. Meek spent last Sunday with his
fathers iamily"....J. u. Morgan left few
days ago on n business trip TO Texas.
DR.. IL. Osborne spent last Sunday in West
Point...... The Rev. G.. 4. Stainback, OF
McMinnville, Tenn, occupied the pulpit
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
last Sunday Capt W. q. Sykes, Of ABB
erdcen, Internal Revenue Collector for
this district, was In The city this week. .....
o. T.. Maer was out ON the streets Sunday,
after protracied spell Of fever....E ID.
Dean, OF Memphis, special agent OF the
GermanAmerican Insurance Company,
WIS registered at the Gimor last Sunday.
.....Aliss Julia Ilirshman has returned
from n visit TO friends In Aberdcen....T The
many friends Of Capt II. w. Banks
will be glad TO know he is much
better and is now considered out OF dan
ger aud in fair way Ia recovery Miss
Annie Sykes il visiting friends in West
Point While there she will assist in a con
cert the ladies OF thai place are arranging
MIR. G. +. Rodcnburg and wife, from
Bellevue, o., have decided 10 make their
home for the future IN Columbus......1he
ladies OF the Baptist Church are makingar-
fragments for u concert for the benefit OF
their church. The 1th OF December hes
been selected as the date on which II will
be giycn...... The young lalies are arranging
for grand leap year bail, 10 be- given soon,
that will certainly prove q most enjoyable
affair The young gentlemen whom asked
II they are going, invariably reply that
they "hayo not decided yet. ......Mrs. J..
NJ. Irwin, OF Muldrow, is visiting her
uncle, DIR. j. DroNnrgg....Thanksgiv
ing Day WAS pretIygcucrslly observed yes
tcrday by our people, though hestorcs were
not closed. The Methodist, Baptist and
Presbyterian congregations held union
services nc the Methodist Church, the Rev.
Mr. Roscboro, OF the Presbyterian Church,
occupying the pulpit Services were hold
az the Episcopal Church by the pastor......
IA Hardy and Ms Dixie Allison were
mnrriud quietly at the home Of the bride a
| few days ago, with unly "A lew friends pres
| emit Dir. Hardy Ia one Of the most ener
eclic aud progressive Young farmers of tai.
county. The bride Is one OF the loyclicst
and most popular young ladies In ia,
Slaio....J. Is. Cox, % popular young bust.
ness man OF Columbus. and Miss Katie
onoib OF this county, we're married Thun.
day night at kilgoc Chapel, near here,
and came Immediately 90 Columbus, whcr,
they will reside In iulurc...... Mis-, Laura
Sturhmnt, oi TuEca'0Usl, Ala, Is visiting
MrA VIM. Barry, near Columbus.
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This is noted with much pleasure. ..... On
Thursday Miss Emily Collins, who was
about fifty years old, and who lived in the
Sandy Hook vicinage, few miles west OF
this place, died OF cancer. She was held
in the highest esteem.
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Events in Memphis and Roundabout.
Movements Of People In Various
Places Of the Neighborhood.
Interesting Memoranda About Well
Known Society Lights.
Everybody at Home and Ready for
the Social Campaign.
The Social World Whirling on It's Orbit
Very Much rs Usual--An Insight
Into tho Events Shortly to
Engage Attention.

HE startling ru-
NOR that pre-
vailed in society
last week that
one Of the lead
ing bellies would
soon take the
veil would have
proven n vorit-
able nine days
wonder except
for the utter alb
surdity aud i'm
probability OF
such atlling TAX
ing place.