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The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
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the highest medical authorities Of Eur"pe
aud America have rerrntly decided thst n
large percentage Of cases Of insanity is caused
by the e1crutis'i"s pains Of Neuralgia Of the
head and fnce. If any member of your fami.
iy suffers this tormentor. induce them to try
Baliard's Snow Linis'snt. Oaa application
will afford immediate relief and you will .oon
be rid Of dangerous and tssmenting disa.ss.
BallarPs Snow Linimess IL the mnst I,ene.
trHtin2 Linin'ent known. II positively cures
Ri'eun,nti-m. lame Rack. Cs"sracted Nus.
cIrs, Old Sores, Corna. fsunion.. etc. II pen.
citrate" and opens up the pors~. dra wing all
P"is"nous matter to the surfsce. re.tnring and
pro,n"ting NATURAL circulation m the bl.s,d
through the diseased parts. Sold BY I. ".
McMarray.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

tits reported that cold weather has killed
the peach bulls In Indiana and the usual
rumors Of damage come from Delaware.
Last pear they were confirmed BY events, but
that wss something unusual. Our growers
eau hardly expect a monopoly Of the market
two successive years,
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
A HORSg-TAMBRS REMARK.
BRING ON YeUR sRexCaos

All parties having horres they want broke
to ride ors sdr've canl now be accommodated.
] am prepared to handle and break them to
suit the owner in every respect. Have cor.
rails aud stables constructed for the purpose,
aud being horsennan Of masyi year, e1per
ience. the worst horse Is not 100 bad. tame
with whip II desired or any method owner
may request. Cruel treatment Ia avoided.
Hsrses may he brought in or will come aud
get them. Let me handle one Of your colts
aud you will bring the Others. Price, In or.
di"ary cases $40 per head. Will feed then,
while in my ehrrge and return them when
broken. GENE BELL.
p. @. Address, DELTA, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
Notice fer Psblisasisa.
LAND OFFICE At MosrKpaE, CoLo.
March 7th. ieel.

hAIrh 1tu. ssSA.b
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his intention 70
make final proot IN suppnrt Of his claim and Y,
THAT said prosf will he made before George W.
Henry, .Ildgr and Ex-Oaicio Clerk II I.rinty
Colri. at Delta. Colo. gu Aptil 18th. 1881. viz
James H.. Sinclair. u. y. No. 61t Ute series for
tile Dek swI< ny seH Sec. %. nwA s~x bee. -.
twp. Is. y. .. W, W. 9 r. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land. VIZ: willian A. D. Roberts. Andrew
NJ. Barton. Wiliinm smith, Swan J. Alten. AL of
Aotchkiss. Delta County, Colorado.
W. IL. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
Nssse~ - Puhlieasssa.
LAND OytiCE AT M-srRosE. Csih.. [
March sth ls0i.

LAND UFFlUE At N"hIHfMH.veLD,
March 5th 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has died nOliee Il his Intention to
make nnal prHi In suP,n'vt II kis claim. and
that said psnd will be made bes,,.- q. w. Henry,
Judge and ex OfnciH clerk ri csninty c.airt ~
u. Roberts. u. 4 $50 Ute Series for the rH nwS<<
nw,<. nw.I. sec ss. swH swtz. sec .. tsp. ls ,.
H. 0S W. ar. N.
lie names the following witnesses to Prove hs
contin,i,us residence spon s'id cultivation Of.
said land, viz James n. Sinclnir andrew ~.
RaFt,si. William Smith. swan J. Aiten, al Of
Hotchki ISIS. Dets County. Colorado.
". H. STEELE. kegssses.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

Julius Golding, of Weissensee, near Berlin,
has made horseshoe out Of paper which is
claimed expands as much as the horny part
Of the hoof on which the horse treads. This
shoe does not get brittle during use, resis:s
the action OF water, and even manure, in
which the horse frequently stands. 1t does
not become smooth or slippery from constant
use, and can be glued with waterproof glue.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

American girls, . British medical review
gravely informs Its readers. "now carry a.
bout with them ornamental cut.glass bottles
containing quiniae pills, with which they
dose themselves from time to time. II 'fa-
tigued they take two pills; If chilly, one; if
hungry (as they generally seem to bs) four
or Eve. We believe that ten is the correct
dose for wet feet"
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

The Germans think they cannot afford to
he . great naval as well as military power.
It costs too much. Germany is not as rich
- France. The latter country seems;to be
taking advantage of that fact to play wait
ing game and tire Germany with the weight
Of her own armor.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

A son of Gen. Sherman has written to the
committee on the Statue Fund that the SUR
plus,,the proposed To give tile Sherman tam.
jly is not desired. The fas,ily can worry
along without lecoming objects Of, charity.
1t was beginning TO be = little too common
for the families Of dead men with u history
to prey on the pubic Us q. sort Of patriotic
duty
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
Animal Parasites Of sheep

Animal parasites of sheep is the SUBJ
ject Of bulletin that is sent out by the
Department of Agriculture. 1t gives
the diagnosis, treatment and history OF
the many parasites which affect sheep
and is q book that both the farmer and
scientist can use and comprehend The
parasites of the skin, head, lungs, in
testines, liver and other organs are all
treated in thorough manner and q
large number of illustrations Of all the
worms in their different stages of de-
vclopment are used. The nodular dis
ease of the intestincs, which is q COM
mon and widespread disease of the
Eastern and Southern States, is de-
scribcd for the first time. This Is ono
of the best bulletins that the depart
mcnt has published, as well Us one of
the best treatises on this subject. All
bulletins are sent free by writing to
Secretary ]. M. Rusk or DIR. d. f.. Sal
mon, chief of the bureau Of animal In
dustry, Washington, ID. C.
THE "SCRu3" FARMER.
Il rhsrs Any Redemption for Him and
Hia Methods7
At this time of the year In travelling
| through the country you con see the
scrub" farmer here aud there by look
ing over his fields, seeing in one n
binder, in another mowcr. and hnying
tool, nnd plows In fence corners where
used last, ready for spring work.
The rotation Of crops, the sowing Of
clover fer fertilizing, u almost nm
known TO him. lie farms ono field in
one kind of grain - long as Il will
! raise It, and then from sheer necessity
he CHANGES TO anothcr Acld to be
tsoo.Od y llso raaalaor, Lisowiso h.J
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

Miss Anna Dickinson, the famous. stump
speaker in 1898, has heoome insane and been
sent te an asylum. Politics has made lots of.
them that way but few have been put into the
Rsvlum
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
uosie~ ese PUbuAeasaOa.
LAND Oys1cE AT MorTaosK, roLo.

Feby 9Th. 1881.
Notlce isherrhy given that the following y AIMED
settler As nl~sl n,dic~ of his intention To nsah
final pr,sd In snp,~rt ~ hts rlNi. mud that said
prosf will be made before k~r,Sier or hoc~iy-
er at MuHif,~e. Calo.. on March u. lspi. viz:
Abram l.. Bone -. y. No rs uW Series for the
sW u, sec. q Twp II. IT. ~. ". 6p. IN.
He names the following witnesses u prove his
ct,utIsuutis residence uppn. and guilty Atiou ri
aaid land, VIZ Milton ssyrn. ia ne. ". Short,
honas isol i.soa. aries 4, Boxsonu. all u Pa
onia. Delta County, Colosado.
W. II. STkELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
Nssles fer Psslseassea.
LAND OFFICE AT Mos1nosx, ceLo.

LAND OFFICE AT MoHrRoak, Cato.
Teh. 18th. 1871.
Notice Is hrrrby given that the foi,owius-
named srtter has Med uotlcc II his Intention u
make nnal Jr,,of In snp,si1 ri his claim. and
tliNt saii prns'f Will b~ made b~for~ Georxs W.
Henry. County Judge 4 .SOfticiD Clerk of C..untv
Court at t,eita C,ior,,d'. on April 10, iaoi. viz :
Frank Piatt. u. y. M. hA Ute f<rt~A, M the
sbusheast v southwest q section u. nsstbeass
n. N. r. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses %
cultivation VI, s,id land. viz Milton \. w~,rh
of Delta. Cello. William Miller and Minor Yiee-
land VI Brown. Colo, Jules Fisher ~ il~lta Colo.
W. II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
Major wi..m.u b., punished "a. Kibo.h

Major Wissman has punished Ne Kibosh
tribe in Africa, and III doing so lie killed
POO, wounded 60 and captured 81 the
tribesmen. The German loss was men
killed aud 10 wounded. The Germans cap.
tured go, 900 head Of cattle and . quantity Of
ammunition and ivory. In fact. he 20: the
"Kibosh" on the tribe. and has busted them
mp in business. :
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
APPLE ROOT LOUISE.

How to Got Rid of This Psrnicious Little
Insect.
send you . specimen Of diseased apple tree
root. Please give cause of knots on roots. and
remedy. II any. Ny trees are dying und doing
no good.
The roots sent show every evidence Of
having been attacked by the apple root
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
FOR RoAO-MAKERs,

An Arrangement That Accomplishes
Great Saving of me.
No time is better than winter for
drawing gravel or broken stone for
roads or for haulinr out manure. Near
II onc-haf the teamster's time is spent
shovcling the load from a wagon or
sled. The arrangement illustrated is
is common use by city and village team
sters and accomplishes great saving
of time. 1t consists of sideboartls and
bottcm-pieces of two-inch plank, all
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

An eminent surgeon says that with four
cuts and u few stitcl}fs he can alter mans
face so his own motl would not knoy him,
That's nothing. Our daily newspapers do
that much with only one cut.-Fx.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

John n. Palmer has been eleoted U. 8.
6anator from Illinois to succeed Charles b.
Farwell. Both the democrats and the
farmers ALLIANCES clsin great victory. The
republicans don't.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
Asssss ~ P.slaeassse.
LAND oyvics At MosrnnsE. colo.. |

LAND Ov1icx AT MONTnnsE. Colo..l
March. 5th. issi
Nattce 70 hereby given that the following
named settler hAt hled notice II h.~ nt~nitnn 10
make fnd prilf In support of hts claim. md that
said prvof will be made b.fJrr George W. Henty.
Judge aud ex-ofilcIo Clerk of County Court nj
Delta. Colo. on April le b. isei. VIZ Jrnirs
Hravrin. u. y No. ieAo tis Scrics, for the nWe< Z
S--c. 2s twp tSaG 0w.ef. ".
lie names ti~ f0lsw Ing sitnessra tn prove his
continuous residence u,on and cultivation of.
said land. viz Clark bum. William J. Rarruw.
George H~avrin, t;essgc CossAut. all VI iiotci,-
kiss, Delta Co., Colo.
W. n. STEELE. Registes.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
Call Fer Cssnty Wsrssats.
TRRAsURRR's o1FICH.
DELTA. N

DELTA, March 10, 1891.
There are funds in the hands of the Coun.
ty Treasurer for payment Of the following
county warrants, viz:
No l114 Issued Dec 90 1885, Amt 5000
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

Notice is hereby given to the holders OF
said warrants that Interest will cease after
thirty days from date. A. r. HOWARD,
County Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

Friday iasSan Francisco Jake Kilrain and
George Godfrey had fight of forty -four
round. Kilrain licked. Now for = minute
of Sullivan-the original john l.. .
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17
Road Grading and Bundng
RANCHES I.EvEl.xn.

With our now mad machine and ditchsr vs
ars prepsresi 70 build roads aad dI,chea,
grade streets, level lands, etc., ste. Address
oBERT BROS.
DELTA, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-17

View camera in rod order for sale cheap.
u. =. En;-5, Jswslsr.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-09
Weak Women.

Tho more sensitive nature Of the female sex
renders wcmcn much more susceptible than
men to those numerous Ills which spring from
lack of harmony in the system. Nervousness.
sick headache and other ailments peculiar to
women cause great Suffering. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is admirably adapted for such cases
1t gives great nerve, mental, bodily and diges-
tive strength, cures headache, indigestion,
and creates an appetite.
For nine years was in state OF constant
Suffering. scaTcelN ahln al amy time IL WINK
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-09
Hoods
Sarsa pariIIa

about the house, and part of the time unable
TO be out Of bed. BY advice OF local pllysi-
clans | went t2 Philadelphia for treatment
which gave me relief for time. hut wis
soon worse again and gave TN hope of cyr
getting wel Tie physicians SAID had =,
hhroid tumor | began taking Hood, Sar.A-
rAriila and its good effect was soon apparent
began to improve in health, and continued
taking The medicine til now | feel perfectly
wen, and can walk six Or seven miles cil
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-09

Every Ingredient employed in producing
Hoods S4rSarI.It is strictly pure and is the
best of is llnd il is possible 10 luy An The
roots anna herhS Al carefully selected, Ter
SoAally examined ana only the hest retained
A.l"Ic glound id our own dIug-mill SO that
'ram the time Of purchase until the medicine
is rrel AIRED, everything is carefully watched
with VI W tn attaining the best result
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-09
hat Tired Feeling

You cannot always tell what may be its
cause. Possibly ii may I've due 10 change OF
season, climate, or life possibly to ovcrwork
or oyerStudy, to mental suffering, or ncIyous
ailments But there is no installing IT'S
effects. You know you fcel almost tired TO
death" without strength to do anything;
ambition seems to- l'e all gone. and in lis place
indiforoncn I. L.M thn M.rll Maus-an m
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-09
0UV yn.I1 OF Us AND SAVE MONEY.
Gui iExsl Al
mEulIsisGA CRY DRUG STORE
q CARD.

Nh. Charles T. small wishes to express his heart
fer thank to the citizens of Brooks who so kind
ly miAistcrei 10 the needs of his wife during her
many hours Of suffering, and to those who cared
for her in the hour Of death.
CHARLES 4. SMALL, Brooks Ne
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-09

IN seal to,c, March p, Mrs. Dpras, wtjow Of
4. IaIn Ge.r.c NurIhN. n4cl Ahnut ). yon..
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-05
A QUEER SHOWER.
Ground at Nashville Covered
With a Yellow Substance.
Believed to Be Pollen From the
Woods of North Carolina

Many superstitious Negroes Take It to BE
Birthstone Scattered by God, Pre-
paratory to Touching 1t or with Fire,
and Fervently Pray for Salvation.
What VIII It BE Next?
NASHVILLE, March 5.-Should the cit
izens of Nashville on awakening some
morning be greeted by downpour of
gold coin the knowing ones would not
express much surprise as the weather
man has been acting very curiously for
several months past
In January the city was deluged by a
shower of live fish, many of them as
large as ones finger, bat the senation
produced at the time was nothing COM
pared with that Tuesday morning when
after heavy rainfall, the ground was
covered with yellow substance resem-
bling pulverized sulphur. Many super
stitutious negroes, thinking that the end
of the world was at hand, and that the
phenomenon was simply the Almighty
scattering birthstone over the earth pre-
paratory to touching it off with fire,
dropped on their knees and prayed for
salvation, The only plausible theory
advanced by scientists is that the sub
stance was pollen, from the pine woods
of North Carolina. and had been carried
hundi eds of miles by the wind before be-
inp dTODDed
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-05

of the Kansas house, anent a motion
which failed Of the necessary two thirds
vote. But the house wouldn't have 1t so
and now the speaker likely wishes he
hadn't said it.
A st. Louis paper says that the New
York Biscuit company is preparing for a
| fight against the American Biscuit com
pany for the establishment Of $500, 900
cracker factory in St Louis.
The famous colt Gregory, by Macaroon,
dam Abundance, the property Of G. Sat
tier, of New York, is paralyzed In his
headquarters, and will have to be killed.
The colt was valued at $4,000
Ex-Chief Bushyhead, of the Cherokee
nation, has secured an injunction against
the troops removing himself OF employees
from the Cherokee strip, where the ex
chief is operating stone quarries.
George Hathaway, the man who shot
and killed ex-Alderman William Whalen
in saloon brawl at Chicago some weeks
ago, has been found guilty and his punish.
ment fixed at imprisonment for life.
A four-round glove contest between Bob
Fftzsimmons and Jack McAulitfe has
been arranged at San Francisco. The
conditions are that Fitzsimmons, to win,
will have to knock McAuliffe out in the
specified time II he stays the four
rounds he will be declared the winner and
will receive rs per cent. of the receipts.
Their hackers have each posted 81, 900 to
insure the appearance of the men in the
ring
Hans Peter Jacobson, 10 years old, and
his little sister not yet 5, were burned and
suffocated to death at Az West Huron
street, Chicago. Their parents put them
to bed and went to the theater. A lamp
exploded The mothers condition, at the
shock, is precarious.
The Indiana Legislature cut the worlds
fair appropriation down to $4,000. The
wise men probably think that II the
'blarsted furriners" want to see more of
the Hoosier state they can climb to the top
of the Chicago board Of trade building and
look over with spy glass.
Ernest Salinger 20, and j. f. Frauen-
thai, 81, two Hebrew students, at Cincin-
natl, suicided with the same revolver. It
is said that Salinger was a hypnotist and
that Prudential was his victim. Sal
ingers parents reside in Philadelphia and
Fraudenthal's in st. Louis.
The Nebraska house committees report
recommends the passage of the bill con
ierring upon women the right of munich
pal suffrage was adopted by vote OF IS to
49, twelve not voting The committee of
the whole recommended the passage of
memorial to congress asking for the enact
ment of laws to transfer railroad and tele-
graph lines to the general government.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-05
THE AGONY OVER.
The Fifty-First Congress Concludes Busi-
ness and Adiournes,

The Fifty-First Congress Concludes Busi-
ness and Adjournes.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-At 1l:40 o..
IN. the president through the committee
representing the two houses, notified
congress that he has no further com
munication to submit.
The senate adjourned at 1909 after
the clock had been turned back three
times, twenty-one minutes in all.
The house adjourned promptly at 10
O'Clock with a Wild hurrah on the floor
and in the gallaries. The Republican
members sang Marching Through
Georgia." the Democrats "Dixie, and
the occupants Of the reporters gallery
sang the long meter doxology.
In Session All Night
Both house and senate were in session
all night, but took a recess of an hour
or two in the morning.
The scenes of both houses during the
long hours of the night were unusually
devoid of excitement The crowds that
had thronged the galleries up to mid
night gradually thinned out, and at 3
O'Clock in the morning not more than
score Of spectators were witnesses to the
proceedings in the senate and hardly
hundred persons We're In the house gal
leries.
Busy Time for the President.
The president arrived at the Capitol
shortly after g. o'clock, and from that
time until noon he was kept almost con
stantly busy affixing his signature to
measures that had passed both houses.
Gathered in the presidents room i'll the
sena e lobby, where Mr.. Harrison went
through his monotonous task, were
Secretaries Blaine, Proctor and Rusk,
Attorney General Miller, Postmaster
General Wanamaker and Assistant Sec
retary Nettleton, and they We're joined
by number Of senators and several
prominent members of the house. As
fast as the president would approve a
batch of bills the executive secretary,
Mr.. Pruden, would take them to the
proper house, Two doorkeepers and Il
policeman kept the curious crowd out
side the presidents room from intrud-
ing,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-05
ADJOURNED.
Close of the Second Session of
the Fifty-First Congress.
The Total Appropriations VIII
Reach $5OO,OOO,OOO'

Considerably in Excess of That of the Pre-
yious Session, But the Needs of the
Country Are Always Increasing-So
of the Most Important Business of the
Last Days Session,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-05
MURDERER A SLEEPING BROTHER.
The Victims Head Blown to Fragments
by BOY but Twelve Wears Old.

The victims Head Blown to Fragments
by Boy but Twelve Wears Old.
CATLETTsBURG, KY, March 5.-One
night recently T. M. Wright, aged 81,
of Pikeville Ky, was shot and killed by
his younger brother, Joel, aged 12, who
was instigated by an older brother, Levi.
Mr.. Wright had recently returned from
the west, where he had been serving in
the army. Upon his return he discover
ed that the education of the boys was
being neglected and attempted to teach
them.
On the night of the killing he had
given Joel a lesson in spelling to be
learned before retiring He then lay
down on the bed, telling the boy to
awake him as soon as his lesson was
learned Levi suggested to Joel to Sc
cure a Winchester and kill him. Joel
secured the gun and approached the
bed upon which Mr.. Wright was sleep
ing The heavy rife was placed on the
bed, the muzzle within few inches of
the sleeping mans head, the weapon
discharged, the victim dying instantly.
Both of the boys were placed under ar
rest and are now in the Pike county
Jail.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-05

Call and see our new line Of Carpets
and Mating. E. CLICKS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-17
YALE, ST. Clair County Mich. FRIDAY. April. II, 1891
Items From Prospect Hill.

EDITORS: Cooper, Effrick and Darcy.
MoTTo: "Work TO Win"
Otto Dagg has the measles.
Lettie Etfrick, zone of the staff, y
has Ia grippe.
Mrs. Williams called At the school
house Monday ut noon.
Frank Baxter has left school. He i,
going to work on farm.
The High School room is to have one
dozen new singing books.
Mamie Cooper taught in Miss Burch's
room Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Cole is in school again. She
looks IS though the grippe" had used
her badly.
Selma Hoskin, Carrie Howay, Mate
Grinnell, and Charley Palmer were alb
sent this week.
Miss Grinnell is at her home in Eat
on Rapids AZ her mother Is dangerous
ly i'll. Mary McClymont is filling her
place during her absence.
QUOTATIONS..
Experience keeps dear school but
fools will learn in no other.-F'ranklin
Too low they build who build be-
meath the stars.-Ioung.
The doorstep to the temple of wis
dom is Il knowledge of our ignorance.
&C. IL. Spurgeon.
Words are things; and small drop OF ink,
Falling like dew upon thought.
Produces that which makes thousands, mill
ions, think.-ByrOn.
l dare do all that may become man;
Who dares do more is none.-Shakespeare.
Politeness is like an air-cushion;
There may be nothing in it, but it eases
the jolts of this world wonderfully
Anon.
QUESTIONS.
a. Who is superintendent of the State
Insurance Co.?
b. Who wrote "Pier's Plowman"
C. Why was England so named?
d. Who is the best story writer for
boys?
e. Who was VIM. Caxton?
+. Name three hard fought battles
in the late war in which neither army
was successful.
q. What missionaries labored among
the Indians?
II. What was the Mason and Dixon
line?
ANSWERS.
The Lady Elgin was lost on Lake
Erie. We have not been able to obtain
the exact date. If the person who ask
ed the question can give the answer we
would be pleased to get it.
q. A conglomerate is rock compos-
ed of pebbles.
b. In 1916 in New York by Barbara
Heck, Philip Embury and Captain
Webb.
C. 1t is rich, ornate, picturesque, but
in general, unclassical.
q. That they are obscure.
e. Keats.
f. Will answer next week.
q. lst. A person whose name l will
not give was there. End. Come into the
sitting-room. 3rd. He is an alumnus of
our college.