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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

for the day. Northern Securities moved
up AZ points closing at elm2st me eE1ess,
tlohsiy. and pnlted copper SlthSaS 69,os y
rsSsdSd s9m sSvs5e. i oY4 of p5int
4 good many people have ben g gt5LIsa
recently over the disparity e1lStiht ost e',.t
Inc price Of the new japanese 50 per cent.
bond lssgs Is quoted on ths stock EEehanse
me 20 about per cent, IL accounted for by
the fact that on the ExohAnes ne bonds ,I are
paws the seller, in addition 10 the price OF
the bonds, the interest aeoruins on then
cnlated al between \ and 4 Of per cent.
A certain amount or arbitTaEing y said 70
take place between the two quotations, put
when Commissions and other expenses are
included In the operation can reeolly
be seen that the margin left for pront y not
excessive. The actual bonds have, not yes
been delivered and are not expected 20 come
10 hand for some weeks yet Inc are repre-
ssnted on the Stock Exchange by eeruneatee
OF Kuhn, Loeb a Co, and on the curb oy
The transactions In the market to-day were
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bass oonpsRS o . o G q Great ss Rs;n SaS SO;
70 the Continent,
Futures In New Orleans Were A follows
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BANK STATEMENT.
Further Decrease In Loans.

The weekly statement Of the Clearing
House banks made public yesterday was
pretty much as Wall Street expected II would
be The renewed heavy stock LIQUID alton
du ring the week foreshadowsd q substantial
reduction In the loan account. aDu the es-
Inmates made on Friday OF the known move
ments Of money indicated an increase In cash
holdings but little below that actually shown.
The decrease In deposits, being considerably
in cash, did not balance satisfactorily. As
q result Of the various changes the surplus
reserves OF the banks enlarged In the sum
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
Associated Banks Of the City OF New York
and that OF the corresponding week one year
ago: ~ -
Loans 81. Og7 l7l 200 NOg79 02100 N,Ol 600
Circulation. i4.SS7.OOo UIIs.2Oo S,TLOOo
Specie ...... sax. sos 100 S7l7n5IOo t7so.dosoo
Legal ten'S A,+OO.soo S.6s2.SOo 1904, 500
Total rsv tSO4 900 sso1 2s7 400 tsOS $50 go
RS'v r'q'... 7s597i475 2so,632,iS0 7s2.s2e.4UO
surplus. tis77a.nS tiGoeS.aso 'za,74.2OO
Ratio OF re-
serve TO
deposits. 1ao 3ht no
The changes for the week arc a. follow:
Loans ......................... Dec $500
Deposits .............'s.'-.'''..Dee EoS9'.W
Circulauon' '........'.s..'...'~...s.- 'ee'"'
specie 0SS ~
Total reserve. Inc. N,to'0
surplus svottl'
The amount Of United ststess deposits shown n
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Futures here advanced 70 8 points. but reacted
and closed unch anged 70 points lower, with the
tone steady and the estimated sales 5000 bLes.
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LIGHT AND POWER COMPANIES.
One Incorporated 20 Operate I'm Nearly
Every CITY Except New York

ALBANY, May S.-The Hanover Light and
Power Company Of Albany was incorporated
to-day with a capital Of s.. OOO. 900 to furnish
gas and electricity In the several cities OF
the State. Nearly every city except New
York Is mentioned in the certificate
The directors are Edmund q. Dumazuel
Frederick X. Morris, Frank B. Pierce,
Francis A. Huck, John D. earhAke, Charles
A Voetsoh, Wesley harrington, Arnold l..
Davis and William c, Janney Of New York
city and William L. Bromer and Maurice
s. Decker Of Fast Orange, n. j.
The Interinsular Heat, Light and Power
Company Of New York city was incorporated
with a capital Of $500 900 TO furnish gas and
electricity in the boroughs Of Richmond
and Queens and in Nassau and Suffolk
counties. The directors are John Echle-
hart Of New YORK. city. Egbert d. Mclean
of Yonkers and Edward A. krocke Of Brook
Ign.
The Brazilian Diamond and Gold Explora-
ton Company Of Wawarsing, Ulster countys
was Incorporated with a capital Of 81 900 900
The directors are Henry c. Hemming, Will
ian r. Mitchell, James Simmons and Others
OF New York city.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON May O-The statement Of the ~
ceipts and expenditures OF the Treasury Show
Ths d1y. Tha m1afA Ftstal w5'
Receipts CO.. 81 .5al 211 - StS Me t5l CO. ~.
Expenditures. i7t10Jo 10000 t9C oe3 10
D.noit ...... titsoai siSu.i5i tS5 o31-0'
TIE receipts from customs to-day were t7ttft
t7Lts9 National bank notes received for reden0
ton. tsSqiS
T6s cash statement Of The United states Treasurer
for Nay O. show:
BNaIHvE FUSD. ..
Gold coin and bullion ........,. ti5o ooo m
Trust FUND.
To redeem outstanding certificates. 500 Nv
oEEERAL FUND. ...
Cold coin and bullion ..,......,,.......-. Ns9ot ~
Glli eetlllcAtet .'.-''.''''.''.s''s ~ - =,
StAndard silver dolarA,.....,s......,....s laa35 -
SILVER &c rtlheAtet.... .,.,..,,..,,........ 49,
ellNcI 20
united slAtet hotas., lo.+4r .
NATIONAL bank not l4tot -
Subsidiary silver and minor ooin......... laS''''
Totsi 1l2s $751; lul
!hhAuonal Den -. '.s's'''' - ~
Awaiting reimbufucment..,.,...,..... WV
Total tz742fql.s
Llahllhea's-..s's.. ss.s.-...s.'.s.sss's WIS.,
Cosh haAnoe---.-..
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Business on the outside market fell 20 n
low ebb to-day, even for a saturday half hIli-
day Hardly a score Of stocks were dealt
IN and Of these the most active contributed
an amount Of transactions far below their
usual quota. The market vas very firm, how
ever, and II Il had been a broader one would
have been termed strong. As twas, nearly
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In Liverpool spot cotton advanced 8 points.
Kidding, t.1od., against 1904. last year. sales
1000 bales imports, 1900. Futures opened 70
points higher, but lost part closing unchanged 70
] up. Prices Aa iollowb:
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Co1ee WGs quiet, with narrow changes In Prices
some months advanced slightly on Unexpectedly
stronE osblet smaller receipts, nGht offerings and
buying by local traders.
NAVAL SToREg. -Sprits Of turpouene, oOe. Com
mon 70 rood strained rosin, as.
Provisions Lard was dun; pine c, Western, q %;
tAtc. Dressed hoCs, 7AasJ4e. Butter-Creamsry,
nrsts. 7es. Eggs-westsrn, nrstsi lee. Chicago,
SuaAH--Raw was dat AZ Nsc. asked for centrif-
uFAi 90 test aud gfo, for muscovadot 80 test Re-
aned uas duh: grAnulated, k,o5c.
CurrAaO Nav h-These were to.dayfa uffcea.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton psIi. WIth ,siiSht changes IN Prices
-Lyerp0ol Difapp0inting-ReOoipts
Larse-WeathtF UufaVOrable-Crain
JoWeF-Woather and Crop News Favor
able-COhee steady.
SATURDAY, May 5.-CoTToN Spot cotton
was unchanged. MlddlinE. 1880. against
i8SOo. last year; New Orleans and Gulf. S.7Oo..
aEainst AOSo Most Of the Southern spot
markets were unchanged Galveston and
Memphis. ii-iec.: New Orleans. 71fo.; Mo-
bile. 7 cleo; Savannah, 7-iso. Sales. CAL
weston, 77i bales: New Orleans. i.25O; Mobile.
80: Savannah, bSi: Memphis. 900 The receipts
to-day we're Is follows:
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IL was a small market, advancing early 10 the day
dssippi Valley. room covering and some support
by the bull leader Wall street houses bought 70
some extent and leading southern operators are
however. quite . number OF selling orders were
encountered and the Liverpool news being disap.
Indifferent, The thhlng advance was soon lost.
Spot Interests bought 70 some extent: some Of
the leading bulls are said TO have sold. although
this was Questioned by some However this may
be. there wes no great change In prices, j. was
remarked. however, that New Orleans showed
here, and The ending there was barely steady, with
Dick Bros. Co said: with each day IL becomes
more and more evident that great change for the
better IN weather conditions Is really necessary for
the crop. Our recent private advices from various
That the situation at present Ia decidedly unfayOr
able and these sdvices are only In line with those
received and published elsewhere. With the re-.
ductions 10 acreage the lAteness OF the crop and
the unfAvorAble conditions al the beginning Of May
the outlook Is certainly not for bumper production
this year We look for further rise In the market
and IL will not be surprising 70 see rather sharp
ditlons are bad
NesSn Dick. McFGdden and Price were buyers
AesstS. Bache, Hentz. Ferne and Miller sold
Miller 4 %. said: Believers In higher pricee
have more 70 hope from the bureaus estimate Of
decreased acreage than from the probable con
dition. for the reason that although last years
crop vas a monster one, the June condition, S'
Ss1 Should. however. the present unfavorGbe con
dition continue aud the June condition fail be-
low o. VIII SssTss SST S s19s zee N ,I 10
tremely active bull movement. The old surplus
would be disreEarded In . twinkling. and wild
scare n shorts would be the nIHt move on The pro
GRAIN .-whest-spot was dun No sales No.
Z red winter In elevator. &c. over New York July:
~ last week and 100 last year Chicago. s cars
against 80 last week and Is last year Futures
closed As. 70 he. lower. Sales. 10000 bush
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General business over the country a. Wit
messed In bank clearings, railroad earnings
and the ike remains, II Il needless TO say,
IN an excellent state.
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IL was a weather market In wheat IN the main,
and as weather conditions were favorable prices
gave way. There was no disposition 10 sell az
gressively. however, and the decline was not i'm
portAnt. A factor which tended 70 prevent any
marked depression was the strong French demand
for cArgOes reported by BroomhAl. But good
rains were reported IN the winter wheat belt where
they were needed. especially In Kansas, and the
crop news continued very favorable as a rule.
The Kentucky state report makes the condition Of
wheat "a per cent, against % last month and 90
last year. General rain was reported throughout
the winter wheat states heaviest In the Ohio Valley;
Temperatures winter wheat States, 50 70 r. North
West light showers: temperatures. 80 70 A.. Mani
toba, light showers: temperatures, 50 70 ~. Cotton
weather, light scattered showers temperatures,
s. 10 To- Liverpool was unchanged 70 Nd lower:
Berlin advanced 4 mix. and Budapest 80 kT.;
Paris was unchanged % eentimes lower. The
worlds shipments for the week are estimated al
100000 bush. Com and oats were dull and nTmer.
Commission houses a. the West were buying May
corn. supposedly TO cover, on the wet weather and
fears Of light receipts good cash demand for
oats was reported AZ Chicago.
FIoUR.-Qulet and steady. Salea 5000 bbls.
Receipts SIM bbls. exports 1911 bbiS. Winter
in bbls: Clears 81 20GA 80; stralghts, AG0e3t7S.
Spring In bbls! Clears N.5OafSQS: patents S5.25
Rf50 Rye h1ur 3.iOaA.65
CoYFHF.-Rio on the spot WAS nrm az ec. for No. 7.
SAlea. 1000 BAGS Santos No At Q 100. and 900
Santos No. 70 arrive At $50. Futures closed
UNCHANGED. HAvre and Hamburg advanced vi
Rio advanced rs reis: receipts. 4 900 hare stock
7Ss 900. Santos advanced 100 reb; rec6 pts. 1000
bags. stock ISL 900. Prices here As follow:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
Florida State Fair,

There is considerable interest now
among fruit growers notwithstanding
state fair. Liberal appropriations
have been made by the legislature
for premiums.
The citrus fruit and vegetable in
dustries are. to receives recognition
and premium of $500 is offered to
the county making the largest and
best display of citrus fruit, Sand for
the best display of3vegetablesSS$1OO.
An individual premium of 500 is Of
fered for the best collective exhibit
from a farm of citruss fruit! agricul-
tural products, horticulture and veg
etables. The largest andEbest indi-
vidual exhibit of vegetables gets $25.
On citrus and tropical fruits $50 is
offered for the best individual of the
largest number of varieties and the
best quality of fruit. A premium of
five dollars is offered, for the best box
of oranges, lemons, grapefruit, lines,
tangerines, guavas E and mangoes.
For pineapples premium: of seventy
five dollars is offered for the largest
and best display of shedded:fruit.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29

Reports from the country show a
steady Improvement in the situation In
almost every direction. the fever mani
testify being on the wane at all the
points where it has been severe There
were only three deaths throughout the
state in the past "a hours
Surgeon Won Esdorf has practically
finished his work at Tallulah, bu: pes
pie there want him to remain during
the rest Of the week
DR.. Devron, who has spent several
weeks at Leesville, has returned, the
fever there being under control.
There has been no spread of the fe.
yer at Kentwood In st. Tammany Par.
ish, though several cases from New
Orleans have developed there from
time to time, there has not been a sin
gle case of secondary infection.
The plans arranged for the presi-
dents entertainment, II he comes
here on Oct. "a, have been arranged
with a view to his protection, and he
will not be taken into any Of the in
fected districts. He is to have a mil
itary and civic reception, to be escort
ed from his train to the city hall,
where he Is to make an address to the
citizens, then taken to his hotel, where
there is to be banquet at night and
the following morning he is to have
ride through the harbor on an ocean
steamer before he boards his special
train on his departure.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
PSORIASIS
AND ECZEMA
Milk Crust, letter, Ringworm, and
Scaled Head, and Every Form Of
Torturing, Disfguring Humors
from Infancy to Age.
CURED BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

The agonizing itching and burning
of the skin, as in eczema the fright
full scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss
of hair and crusting of the scalp. az
in SCALED head the facial disfipure-
ment, as in pimples and ringworm;
the awful suffering of infants, and
anxiety OF WORKOUT parents, as in
milk crust, letter, and salt rheum
all demand remedy of almost super
human virtues to successfully cope
with them. That Cuticura SOAP.
Ointment, and Pills are such stands
proven beyond all doubt. No state
ment is made regarding them that Is
not justified by the strongest evidence.
The purity and sweetness, the power
to afford immediate relief, the Ger.
tainty of speedy and permanent cure,
the absolute safety and great economv
have made them the standard skin
cures and humour remedies of the
civilized world.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
Mr.. eist asa Worker.

Mr.. w. M. Gist, of Mcintosh, Ma
rion county's Tampa fairicommission-
er, is doing some excellent work in
that capacity. From notice else
where in this paper it will be seen
that he is Offering prize of ten dol
lars for the best two dozen ears of
Marion county grown corn; and in
another notice he appeals to the peo-
pie of the county for various exhibits.
In all this work:: MIR. 3Gist is meeting
with hearty cooperation from the
people all over the county. And
justly he should./ He is an untiring
worker and fully competent to do
credit to his responsible position.
Marion's exhibit at Tampa is going
to be, indeed, a creditable display.
But it is important that every citizen
lend the commissioner an aiding
hand that our county may maintain
its higa standard of recognition here
tofore won in similar exhibits. Read
the notices and correspond with Mr..
C;ct
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
Editor Setter Of the Horaet.

ST have just had vivaciOus inter-
view with the editor of the Hornet, a
tall, spare gentleman with perpen-
dicular hair on the top of his head,
la Andrew Jackson, whom he very
much resembles. Mr.. Schrift Setter
does his editorial work standing
up, so as to be en- rapport with
lofty ideas. We have looked at
all the horoscopes carefully, using
the field glass judiciously so as not to
lose the cork and waste any of it's
contents. Mr.. Setter is chemically
in want of & good job printer, as those
who come fall victims to the High
Springs beverages.
'sThere was a time when the mer-
chants here did not do the fair thing
by the Hornet and give it proper sup
port, but now they have got overthat.
| Mr.. Setter is always busy man, ex-
cept while he is resting, and then he
does the job work.
"Mr. Setter says there is more here
| to do than there is labor to do it in
all lines. "-High Springs Cor. in
| Times-UniOn.
j., Mr.. Setter, editor of the High
Springs Hornet has the reputation OF
| being the most original editor In
Florida, and he is we'll and popularity
| known all over the state. The above
personal description of him will be
read with interest.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
c., s,ov. .od tn. lamp. Fsir.

We take pleasure in announcing 10
the public that Col. Thos. j. L. Brown'
president of the State Fair Assocla-
ton at Tampa, has reconsidered and
withdrawn his resignation from that
position, and is now determined 70
work harder than ever for the success
of the great State Fair to be held
November 18th to 3Oth.
Col. Brown has successfully man
aged the Tampa Bay Hotel for sew
eral wears, and although his bid was
higher, the property was recently
leased by the board of public works
of Tampa to other parties, making 1t
necessary for Col. Brown to take up
other business propositions in New
York However, in view of the great
amount of money already spent III
promoting the fair, and in view OF the
further fact that hundreds of friends
throughout the state have asked MIN
to remain, Col. Brown will do So ana
respectfully requests the entire state
to give hearty support to the move
ment. Everybody should feel an in
terest in and work for the success OF
the fair.
TAMPA FAIR ASSOCIATION.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
As They See Us.

The Manhattan Mercury kansas
has the following truths to say of
Florida: ''The people of Florida
God bless them-are the most hospi-
table on earth. They are not only
hospitable, but intelligent; and
strange as it may appear to preju-
diced, ignorant and hide-bound north
ern haters of southern manhood and
womanhood, they are patriotic. The
Fourth of July in Florida receives
more heartfelt, patriotic. private and
public respect than Kansas, whose
ippy profession of patriotism stulti-
fies true honor by esteeming support
of the republican ticket a guarantee
of loyalty to the flag.
Who ever in Kansas saw a process
sion headed by the flag of the union,
the streets lined with thousands of
people, and, as Old Glory moved by,
witnessed the entire people lift their
hats and stand uncovered until the
flag had passed? This occurred in
Tampa on last Fourth of July. The
soil, the climate, the commerce, the
people. the productions, the princi-
pies, the patriotism and the hospi-
tally of Florida rank with any other
state in the union. Spend a winter
or SUMNER in Florida and the ig-
norence of life time will be elimi-
nated.;'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
Tragedy in Nashville. Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 2S.-Shortly
after noon today Cnas Denton, a well
known real estate man, was shot and
almost instantly killed by E. R. Horn,
a wood fnisher. Horn fired three times,
one bullet striking Denton just above
the heart and another penetrating the
left lung. Horn stated he shot Den
ton in self-defense 1t is understood
that the trouble grew out of Denton,s
treatment OF Horns siser Horn said
tina twhile talking over the matter with
that while talking over the matter to
draw a pistol. but no pistol was found
on Demon after his death.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
q SO Prize.

will pay ten dollars in cash for
the best two dozen ears of Marion
county grown corn to be delivered at
Ocala Seed Store, on or before Nov.
LIST. All corn offered in this contest
will become the property of Marion
county's state fair committee and
will be a part of the exhibit at Tampa.
For information address,
w. NJ. GIST,
Fair Com nittee, Nc Intosh, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
Nothing New in the Fever Sit
uation at New Orleans.
GOOD REPORTS FROM COUNTRY
Arrangements for the Visit OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt Are Being Completed
Superintendent of Public Schools Re
turns and Is Preparing for Opening
New Orleans, Sept. 28.-Up to noon
today there were 8 cases OF ye'io"
fever and 4 deaths reported.

New Orleans, Sept. 2S.-Rain COZ
tinued TO fall during most OF the d2E.
Many sections of the city were under
water owing to the interruption TO
drainage from the extensive eXcava-
tions for public improvements that are
in progress. In former years excava-
tons were restricted in the summer
time for fear of spreading yellow fever
and other diseases, but science is re-
Sponsible for the changed conditions.
There was little new in the fever sit
uatfon, the weather conditions inter
fering generally with outdoor work:
The detention camps through which
laborers are going to the sugar planta-
lions are now practically ready for
the Increased demands that will be
made upon them. The heavy move
ment will begin next week.
Superintendent Easton has returned
from Chicago for the opening of the
public schools.
He expects q large enrolment in
spite Of the fever situation, which has
kept many pupils out of town.
Hs.vy Rainstorm Visits City.
The heaviest rainstorm that New
Orleans has had for many weeks be-
gan today just before daylight. 1t
rained steadily for more than two
hours, completely flushing the cutters.
How much damage was done to els
tern screens it Is difficult to say,
but all the oil and good deal of the
salt in the cutters was washed away.
Nevertheless, the fever fight is now
considered to be so well In hand that
even the creation of fresh breeding
places for mosquitoes causes little un-
eaSiness.
Unless there is an unexpected
change, the present week promises to
show plainly the results of the cam
paign against the fever with q materi-
al reduction in the number OF cases,
both new and under treatment In this
connection statistics Of the deaths and
cases by weeks since the fever began
are Interesting THEW arc as fO11nvS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
CAPT. GRAHAM'S CIJRE
OF Distressing Humour.

Captain w. S. Graham, 1921 Eoff
ST., Wheeling, w. Va, writing under
date of June ID, 'o4, says: 81 am so
grateful I want to thank God that a
friend recommended Cuticura Soap
and Ointment to me. / suffered for a
long time with sores on my face and
back. Some doctors said I had blood
poison, and others that had BARRIERS
itch. None of them did me any good.
but they all took my money. NV
friends tell me my skin now looks az
clear as a baby's, and 1 tell them
Cuticura Soap and Ointment did il.
CuticuIa Soap. Ointment and Pills throughout
the world Potter Drug Oh iss-p Po<or, Sole p -.
e. Send frr . How - Cure Ave. .'.aIuorn-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-29
To 0S. J. q. Porter.

DEAR SIR:
In the Banner of week before last,
you made some wild and erroneous
statements concerning me, to which
it would be childish in me to stoOp to
reply.
As you were kind enough to dis
close your name, l will say that. be-
ing bartender for Mr.. Carmichael.
and fearful of losing your job, your
opinions in favor of the saloon have
no weight and deserve no notice.
The printer made me say Indecent
people" instead of decent people"
as l wrote it. You are welcome TO
the temporary advantage it gave you
If you will attend our school at
Reddick this year. you might pick up
some points that would cleanse and
otherwise improve your style, and
enable you to write to some purpose
For examples; what do you mean
by desiring a closer intimation of the
people of God''? Better stick to your
own line of work brother, you are
better versed in it's phraseoIogy.
And don't you think your figure of
speech, in which you describe your
self as ''having all your feet up and
toe-nails dragging, etc." rather de-
tracts from your dignity as a two
footed animal?
Commencing you TO Davy Crocket's
advice to ''Be sure you are right and
then go ahead" / remain,
Very truly,
w. F. KING,
(Teacher.b