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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20

MASONIC REGALIAI MASONIC REGALIAi
--,S, large and varied assortment OF Master Ma
sOns' Royal Arch, knight Tempars Regulia
lust received consignment and for sale cheap,
ttht Watch and JeWsry store OF G. P;,sE9MNs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20
RennOVal,

TNIE subscriber takes pleasure in informing the public
In general and his customers and ftendain particular,
that he inteAds TO REMOVE his heavy and
FnshIonnble Stock Of ClOIhIng
To the spaelous room No Main street. Centre Wheeling,
lately ocnped bV A. Pollock and doors below Roemer
Brothers Dry which place Invite all
lrIends In OF Clothing call on me after the hrst
NnTn nhiSl JACOB STEINFELD.
lgeDe' RibOOns' iqIs SBsPSq srF.p,xerN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20

Books, Stationery GO.
TAs C. ORR No III Main street, would invite u'e at
81 tentiou OF the reading community and 10 the
Trade new, large and Etp selected stock 81 Boost
Stationery Wa!l Paper Il hIs Intention 70 keep on
hand full supply articles usually kept in his line Give
him call and Sou wiz fail 70 b. satisfied with both
large invoice Of Wan Paper the way, which VIII be
ready for inspection In ieN days iybo
..,<6.- PLANO FORTES & TlOl.lNS.
aS1zS$A Just received, addition TO our stock Of
Y Piano Fortes from CHIoKERlN6 4 SONS
Mandatory which complete, and which oeE
AZ the lowest prices, and warrant them not only
for s. hat ~ eAls required Also fresh lot OF vons
ana Fne GIuiars with good stuck Of Variety Goods and
Notions, At no. 20 Union St lmySl J. MELLoR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20
MEI,ODEOMS !
Wheeling Savings Institution,
ORElGE. 100 lLALN ST.

OFFICE opua from o'clpcka H., untl p. m. Discount
" day-Thursday, 10 o'clock, a. m.
eBMoney received transient 6ePoste. Interest paid
special deposites
JCRUNBAoKER ALEX. ReaERs, ALEx. PAxTos, A. n. JoHx
sos, DAEEL STEESEoD Jas B. MARSH ADAM FTcHNERAx H.
x LIsT-DtREC0Rs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20

iSSift'nE.-...........-.-..@I
Cali, . dog. $s'Ea .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20
BallLn1oro, and ohio RaiIrond TeIegroph.

THE office The Western Telegraph Co. has been moved
to the B. o. r. R. Depot: The public will please bear
mind that this Is only direct Rots baltimore anG
Washington City, Dispatches received for an points East
81 ). cARAiAN' PF Pres.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20


The great popularity of tlsdeShtf Aroma has inuced
many MS, which public should guard aEaiTt
purchasing Ue buy anything else unit sou
have given BosEhave's Hoa3d BcTs afalrTisl One boz
tie Will conYl you how rAnely superior tits aIheS
limitations.
WHAT IT IS DOING FOR THE sIOK.
WIN. SchuclmRu, ESQ, the wellkEown lithog says
II frequently used BOerhaYc's Holland Bitters,
Ind tt Invariably relieves indigestion and debility
Samuel BAhcock says 81 found speSiul relief from
Its for severe headache, with which had long sur
tercd."
j. w. MCDOWELL, ESQ.,, says: al have used BoerhAves
Holland Filters myself and recommend II to Others know
ing It to be just what ii is represented"
Aid. Jonathan Nicely, Lower st. Clair, 81 have
derived great benefit from its for weakness OF the ston
,ch and Indigestion.
james 81 Murphy says: ''Aner several physicians had
lailed Boerhaye's Holland Bers removed the pain
my heart and side, ar!siag from indigeston.'
Tic editor of the Rarn1E Free PSe$s After
hysclans ia the place had failed, BoerHvc's
Holland Btters cured Of the Of dyspepsia"
Felix only manufacturer of the orgiual Extract
# Coffee" ~ know that your Holland Btters Is
the best medicines in the world fer disordsrcd stomach
Or liver" is-as stes .g-Cg a
Dr. Lud Wig editor the Packed Baltimore pronounctS
medicine deserving the confidence 9f the public.
Dr. Eherhart the leading German physician of Penna.,
7as prescribed frequently during the with
aarked in dGbiatsd states OF the digestive
ans, or Of the system generally
The manager Of the bnilous Factory used
myself therefore Induced to try its effect upon
wife, (roube with the debility common to all OF
consumpYc hahit,l really Is doing good
nan anything she has taken"
NOTICEWIoeverc expects and In this beverage will
lisappointed; the sick, and low Spirited
i'll prove grateful aromatic cordial, possessed OF stnep
1r remedial prOpertics 81
Sold al 9fperbot.lc, crsix bottles for S. by the SOLE
roprletoes,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20

PREPARED. BY DR. SANFORD. Is A GREAT scIENTI.
fc Medical Discovery and Is daily working almost
too great 10 believe II II my magic, ere AeFr
lose girig be: and sriiom than bottle Is
quri to Kind ~ Lfrsr Complaint rom ire wort
Jaundlee or DysePsn TO hsaaaehe an Of which
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20

Pig, 9 Observation-Disclosures
BAT.....-..-.-..... -.e4
Shot, p bag. ....2l2i
LEATHER.
Spanish Hem. = b...2nEG3$
Harness. ...... 800 rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-20

For allEinds. 1890. fE9i0
WlIISKEY.
iMcnougahela in hbls 2
| gal................tS94!01
tCCnImon ......--. ...OS
ZINC.
lSheet...............lOt6f9ll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
will be held on Monday, August 81, 1857,
in each and every Township OF Scott County,
at their usual places Of holding elections, for
the purpose Of electing thefollowing officers,
and for other purposes hereinafter mentioned
to scit County Judge, Recorder and Treas
urer. Sheriff, County Surveyor and Coroner.
At the same time and place for the adop-
ton or rejection Of the New Constitution of
the State Of Iowa. Those in favor of the
New Constitution Yes and those opposed
to the New Constitution MOL; also sepe-
rate ballot shall be had for the adoption or
rejection Of q proposition to amend the Con-
stitution by striking out the word +" White"
from the Article on the Right Of Suffrage !"
A ssperats ballot may be given by every
person having a right to vote at said cleo
ton to be deposited in seperate box.
Those given for the adoption shall have the
words, Shall the word White be stricken
out Of Article on Right Of Suffrage ?
Yes" and those given against the PROPOSE
tion shall have the words. Shall the word
White be stricken out Of Article on Right
Of SuffrageY No."
And also at the same time and place fer
the adoption or rejection Of the following
proposition: Whereas proposition has been
made by the Council Of Davenport to Join
the County of Scott in the erection Of "a
Court House and City Hall in connection
With Zach other, the City agreeing to furnish
Thirtys1ive Thousand dollars, and that the
County provide . tax for an equal amount
in two equal instalnents, said Court House
and City Hall TO be built by parties from
both COuutv and CITY, the Court House and
City Hall 70 be under the control Of said
County and City, according to such agree
ment and ,sliPulations as they may agree
upon for the construction and future man.
agemsnt Of sAid building. Those tickets
gwen in favor Of the above proposition,
shall have on them the words, "For the
Tax" and those against the proposition
shall have on them the words, Against
the Tax" ~
,1svsapost July a0th, 1851. ,s
'yslysldsw = 40 County Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
The long wiahed for rain came dow

1he long wlshed for rain came down
in copious abundance on Sunday afternoon
and evening, giving dame nature very po-
sitive jog. The storm in its fury occasioned
considerable damages to the corn6clds, and
undoubtedly wet a large quantity Of newly
cot hay and grain which WIS lei unpro-
tected- The streets leading to the bluff
were filled with torrents of water, which in
rushing down caused some damage, but
nothing very serious. A house on Harrison
street had . portion Of its foundations
washed from underneath it, and several
cellars were filed to overlooking with mud
and water. The culvert on Harrison street
burst out and let loose considerable water
when it was not exactly wanted. AZ .
whole, the rain Storm viii be Of great ad-
vantage to the district over which it
reached.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
Proooodhnes Of the Uasy Council.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
Council Chamber. July ~, 1857.

-r PRESENT.
His Hon. the Mayor, Gro. B. SARGENT:
! lst Ward. Cannon, Jennings-2d Ward,
Smailaeld. Ramming-sd Ward, Bowling,
-4th Ward, Forrest, Washburn-
Sth Ward. LIE Claire, O'Brien-sth Ward.
Guy. sasaf Sc
Minutes Of last meeting read, and on or
sdsring Aid Forrest and Jennings to be
paid in full (s5o) per quarter salary
ard inserting after Aid. Jsnnines' Reso
lsAiaa 10 remove. buildings by opening
sscoad street. an amendment to insert
he lst q October instead Of September.
and further BY inserting after AID. Forrest.
and Jsnaiags Resolntiopa to remove build.
ings the words " carried" and also to in.
~ Ah Rahnines n,st;ou to dsssr passing
bills for Aldermens salary till after.the con.
tractors were paid, were approved.
Committee on the grade of Main street
reposts ~ lOllovs: af
TO Hn Hos. mn MAYos AID AlDraxrs on
THE Cur QI DAyuro.r,
! Your 0s1iiissss appoiiisd q ex.mip.
he reported osads l6e l1aia street, r,eo~.
mod v tutahlioA ~ gvA1s q Min street
49, SfsaA assa = tAs ssn&h - q Il,
a11ya4 9sflt 4 IN Uual4s $780, =
+! ~ w. 611oa = ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

RloKErTY 6aDE-WALxs.-In conse-
quence Of tearing away the outer founda-
tion Of the side vslks to make room for cur
bing, they are LEFT in the most unsafe and
impossible condition. ~ almost every man.
woman and child in town can attest from
actual experience in the mates. II nay a.
cite he laughter of some individuals fsss-
tiousy disposed, to see = person tripfed
down BY these unsafe rattle traps, but we
have been assured by those who have gone
through the operation Of being s"eapsissd.s
that It h not at oil pleasing to the senses
nor dos It geaerate calm and christian
frame Of mind We cannot think n does !;
and fur Ne bstasr preserving ofsossd bones
for the maintainancs Il the highly moral
ohAraetT. FL. which our city has been %
generally -aatsd-sad lae he good Of the
human raes. We sarasslly hsps tAessplanks
~ - os'stssusrsass 49, ~ slfy
~ = qG1gthesne1i - = : - aelsli
~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
A RELIcT.-Jacob Weaver. Jr.

A RELIcT.-Jacob Weaver, Jr., pre-
sented TO the consideration Of the City Coun-
Gil, while In session yesterday hard Gus
toner in the form Of . pound cannon ball,
recently dug up in grading Perry street
The ball was supposed to have been one
which was thrown from Fort Armstrong
during the Blackhawk war It was re-
ceived by the Council, as is very unusual in
the reception Of this class Of missiles, with
thanks. 1t is to he preserved among the
archives Of the city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28


INEFFABLE MEANxEss.-The Gazette
Of yesterday has low, scurrillous article,
written by foolish knave, in which it takes
exception to our article in reply 70 the Ne~s,
defensive Of the City Council The Gazette
does not quote the language Of our article.
to which 1t excerpts, but says that It u
utterly wanting Of dignity. truth and rea-
son." and can ouly be replied TO by .
descent to level which they hope never
toreaeh. This whole outpouring ofbillinga-
gate is false and mendaeioua There Is
nothing in our article to which any offence
can be taken, unlen il be its facts We
hope the Gazstte readers will read our arti-
Gle, SO severely esnsursd, and they will at
once see. that al the Gs.stse's affected scorn
IS only an adroit but dastardly method Of
covering IT. retreat from bad dilemma.
The language Of the Gszstte is worse than
any we have or win publish on any subject,
for We have . greater regard for deceney
and truth than to permit such stun to ap-
psarina the columns # our papsr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
4 ATES r NEW S.


Wasnaegto0, July -.
The report that the military ordered
to Utah had been postponed 10 unbound.
ed Orders had been Issued for the
recall Of Col. Summers command Of
the lst Cavelry, I'd Dragoons and eth
Infantry together with the company Of
Light Artillery, now q Fort Smelling.
They will repair Immediately TO Fort
Leavenworth or Laramie, prepar atory
to their march to the great Salt Lake
City.
New York, July IS.
At meeting last evening at Tam.
many Hall, Of the reform democrats,
the proposition from the Wilson Small
or Mayor Wood committee for the un.
ion of the parties, was voted down.
st. Paul, July %, va Dubuque 90.
The doublc-headcd Constitutional
Convention Is stu in session; the Re
publican in Convention Hail, A. d.,
Balcombe, Prest Democrats in Coun.
Gil Chamber, presided over by II. A.
Sibley. The Republicans number So
MEMBERS al At whom have presented
credentials, which have been brcsented
and members qualified. Democratic
numbered to-day only 80, several hav.
ing become disaffccted and returned
home. The credentials of members
remaining, have not been reported up.
on. No permanent organization yet
The Republican convention organized
and standing committees appointed
Committee on preamble and bill Of
rights has submitted report.
The Democrats were in private eau.
Gus Yesterday p. NJ, advising with
Hon. H. NJ. Rice and Gov. Medary.-
The course resolved upon not yet ap.
parent. 1t seems probable now that
both bodies will continue to insist that
it is the constitutional convention, and
both will form and adopt constitution
to be submitted to the people.
St. Louis, July oath.
The Republican learns that all is
quiet in Kansas.
Walker is still at Lawrence with four
hundred dragons waiting further &C.
ton Of the people before using decisive
measures. He would attempt collect.
ing taxes in few days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

FrREMRN's ExcuRsIos AND PIc.N,c
AT AZ early bour yesterday morning ths
good people Of our city wee aroassd from
tAeir PlesssPt elumhsrs. BY the ringing o.
bsals IN vasisus qsassssA whish was the sig
nal for those interested in the expsctant ex
cursion Of the Independent Fire Engine and
Hose Company TO be cup and dressed for
the occasion. Next was the hurrying to
and fro of Parker 4 Spearing's Omnibusses
which were engaged in the delightful oecu
patton Of Transporting young ladies from
their rsstdenees 70 the spacious cabins of
the ever popular steamer Ben. Campbell.
And then was the tramping about Of some
seventy five firemen-splendid looking fell
lows-dressed out in red shirts. dark pan
falcons and brick proof hats and along
with them were muatering the members of
the Independent Brass Band in their s.owy
uniforms each bearing in his hand a brass
instrument or drum. So the day appeared
when we became visible. After this there
seemed to be . concentration Of ideas be-
tween the firemen and musicians, the focus
Of which might have been noticed at the
corner Of Third and Brady streets. Thither
came the lusty fireman with his bright uni
form, the musician with his instrument, and
the torch boys with their torches, and
numerous company was made up. They
soon proceeded, double file, to the engine
house, and took therefrom the beautiful
hose carriage Rover and proceeded to the
boat. It was not deemed necessary to the
occasion to take out the engines After all
had assembled-the firemen and their la.
dies, together with many who were not fire.
men or firemen's ladies, an appropriate
speech was delivered by J. B. Buchanan,
Esq, which was responded to by Prest.
Lttler, after which Capt Dodge gave the
bell the last tap" and away went the good
boat. with her precious freight Of
Pair vomsn and brave men.
tAoussnd hearts bent happily and when
Music arose with rs voluptuous swell,
Ah-au declared they never felt 30 well
byron mixed.)
We saw no more Of them until evening,
when they returned to this city to have
dance, but We have every reason to believe
that they were well received in Muscatine,
and would have had a good time at Capt.
Dodge's Grove, but for the dampness of
the day. The dinner furnished by Capt
Dodge for the occasion was Of the most
sumptuous character, and did honor to both
host and guests The ball at the German
Theatre was an excellent affair The music
was furnished by Milo Whites Cotillion
Band, which is q sufficient guarantee for its
excellence. OF this ball and some other par.
ticulars we may speak more in future.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
MHDICAL.=Am meeting nf the Scol

MEDIcAL.-A meeting Of the Scott
County Medical Society will be held at the
Council Chamber this afternoon. We trust
the attendance will be general The object
for which this body strives is to elevate the
standard Of the profession in this city, not
only by useful consultation, but by adopting
means by which shameless quackery may
more generally discountenanced. For the
safety Of the public health, for the honor Of
the city and this our glorification, we sim
cerely trust they may be eminently success
full.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

Ger YoUR- TIcKxTs. - We shall
keep constantly on hand in our Count
ing Room Tickets ior the Election Of
Monday next Call early and secure
the proper documents for extensive cir.
culation. Remember. that the day Of
election is next Monday, (Angast 3d. and
moreover, this is much depending upon hav-
ing the Democratic tickets thoroughly dis
tributed in every town, village and neigh
borhOod in the county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

ANTI FRICrIcX.-A mechanic Of
this city has been fur some time engaged in
getting up an anti friction wagon, more par
ticulsriy intended for heavy baggage wa
CONS Mr. J. T. lIogsne is engaged in
draughting it, preparatory to obtaining o
patent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
EDUCATION.


Ancient and Mo1eFn LaaRuoKeG.
Dkvi teuH0AkB. d, Protestant Giersy.
~ - nsvias tesen ~ his rs~Ldsace IN Davrn-
port, vsll give iastractisn in Aacient And yui.rn
auguascs-German. Preach. spankh md Italian,
He e prepared TO teach LATIN, Greek, ard tAr An.
csnt Or. NAL Languages, Hebrew Syriac. ChaldNlc
psivsie hossss % Ia BIZ resiosacs, western ~
1sewssu fhlsd ana Fourth stsesls, psas ~ nnsSX
nsese; end he Wishes ayo 10 - employed 10 one u
the Inoessusaoas o. this CIV. hs terms Are ncdssate
and vii be made known BY applying 10 him. h 4.
abe 10 produce good recommendation fron .evrrI
lnsttutions " the Hast.
July7dn e-#Tsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

Men for the harvest field are getting
in good demand. Offers as high as 1915
and $500 are being made for able bodied
workmen TO 60 into the field and aid in
harvesting the crops.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

The number Of men lately occupied
on the streets has been Diminished. A
large number have gone to the harvest
fields, where they can for season obtain
higher wages
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

A KARE CHAxcE.-During the next
thirty days the psblic can purchase at the
store Of D. B. Carleton. ell kinds Of Boots
and Shoes st lower rates than ever before
offered " the public. The stock Is excel
lent and made especially for this trade
We recommend the public TO purchase
while the prices are low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
Tux AIHAuRp.-We .ro ,ooro.

/ THE ALHAxBRA.-Wc are request
ed by her excellent commander, Capt. NJ.
Webb, to say that on Sunday mornings
there will always be one Of the Minnesota
packets at the mouth Of Galena River, on
which all viii be able to take passage for
st Paul, and all freight Immediately tran
shipped. and thus avoid the delay Of going
to Gslena and returning to the mouth Of
the river. The public can rely upon this
arnasement - made by the packet Com
panv.. II sa liuly25-d0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
~ q - e 81
COMMERCIAL C0LlEoE'

CoVs8kAet CORNER WAsuruofon AVHuuE = y0InD ~
1r LOUIS, NO,
Incorporated BY the General Assembly, jana
ary twenty fourth, 1919, with fall authority
ITO grant diplomas, award degrees, confer hn00eU.
and exercise all and singular the PRIVILEGES @0sns
To Commercial colleges, authorized By law IN other
States."-[ Charter, Sec. ,.
full course Of instruction, In this institution.
embraces Double Entry, Book KEEPING, Commcrcini
calculations, Commercial Law, and Pcnnanship.
0enueDen can enter for the course separately.
and Ut any Time Instruction 10 ndividu.
ally. and not In classes and each 4 indie.
pendent, and under control Of its respective Suos.
or, who alone is responsible for the progress q h
pupils.
~ young Gentlemen wishing to prepare JAan-
selves for business pursuits, respectfully invttd
70 call during business hours, and examine the mode
ofimpartins Instruction., the progress OF the pupils
and ahe superior facilities extended to those dosroue
o. qualifying themselves Or the practical duties Of
the counting house. Personal reference uyeo n
shove two hundred and nfty CsS0 practical ossosn.
tants, nov IN charge OF books In this city In OF
whom have completed their business cducaaion h
thh InstttutiOn.
n. ,. por circulars, containing information In
regard TO terms the course % instruction, and III
business conncoted with the above, can cali q The
Saoth- East corner Of Washington avenue end Yoash
JONATHAN JONES. a. Iou,,. Ma
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

YWD Reverend Geo. @ Stseet, Rector Of Bsllvve
= jackson County lows, win receive Into hi fam
" very Iisnttcd number OF young gentlcmen, 70
board and educate with his own Sons
Music, with the use Of Piano, French and Draw
ing are included IN Ne Course OF Instruction,
Deiivus y hsaithily situsssd, sud, being On the
river ID easily accessible from all parts kotk Of low
and Illinois. -
TERMS MODERATE
Reference, (by special permissionl
ms Right Rev, Bishop Lee, Davenport
Bev. Alfred Iouderback,
Ebenezsr Cook, Esq,
Hen. J. p. Cook, ~
Col. Jno. u. Evans,
Joseph q. Simpson Esq,
April 10 1855 dig.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

The occupants Of several cellsrs
about town were compelled to evaeusts in
consequence Of the late rain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

A Rsc,Ps.-Whso tho stopper OF :
glass deoa0tsr 10 too tiebt-a cloth vet
with bot water and applied to the neck.
will Cause the glass to sxpsnd and the
stopper may be rsmovsd-EsehI ngs.
ANorHHR.-Wheu the contents OF Q
decsnter are "aprlied to the neck in
wardly, and the owner Of sid neck BE-
como "too tight" . bucket-full Of
water poured over bis corporosity will
cause the eight" TO disappear, and the
police will be saved the trouble OF re-
moving him to the watch house.