March l., 1897
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Mr.. Billy Larkn Why are you barking at me, !,
We never had the change of AN unpleasant word.
1 know ofno cause Of your slanderously abusing
me, excepting my refusing you to put my shoul-
der, as you termed it, to shove your improper
paper, which you called your accompt current,
without day or date, truth, or even resemblance
OF truth. / showed it to Mr.. Wales, who is ono
OF the four law agents employed against you.-
DO you state there is no suit against YOU but
you will find that you must get better security
than yourself. You forget the night that the
Rev. MIR. Keenan, spent the evening with me in
December last, when you intrudcd yourself in
to my house, without an invitation. You then
heard Mr.. keenan, say he wished | would
come to Lancaster and live; and you also know
that Mr.. Keenan, is parish priest in Lancaster
and that he told you never lived in Lancaster
so see that telling lies is as necessary for your
support as meat and drink You forget when
you committed your falsehoods and defamations
to be published, that your attack on me must
be founded on envy and talsehood; as the public
know that advertise i'll this Borough in tive
newspapers to let every one in the Unitod
States know who am, what am, and where |
am, so that you are, to make the most of you,
| a bad minded man. The principle cause, be-
lievc, OF your behaviour, is my sending you back
pound OF spcrmaceti candles, which wanted a
quarter OF apound of the weight. done so to
prevent your doing 50 again-you, in an insolent
manner, told the woman that your weights were
as honest as mine. But this would not do, your
son mad to give hera pouIiI of candles, as she
| PAD you tor them, This is one ofthe causes of
your savage lying, and ,indictive malice.


February %, 1897 oI-A.,