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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

A1TiDah az he B1tss House dur a0 hs wesE
ending Monday Morning, No0. 10
c. B. Martin Coyingt'r; Isreal Swebart De
Soto Robert Roe do Jsrimiah Young dos
j ?. Smith, do Eight Omahs Indians, Jno.
Howard Cass Co. Mrs. L. IL Clark. Fl Cal
houu Juo' TsHe, Omndi. W. NJ. L. Joy
Sioux CRY Z. @ L%ampson Omodi Gen
Bowen, Omaha James Hamburger, Miss, o.
Bosa 81 Johns; john S%tranny, Covington; W.
Smith, do; jas. teotou DO VIM. Rsrp, d
r. R Kirkpatrick DO J c. Liuipger, Sioux
city Jsmes 3 Colt Omaha
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
NOTICE.

IL hereby given 70 al peFsons LA,nnfSv does
Nich oil Koder late 81 DAKOTA cput'' .tBr .
hsy are required 20 fls the same p5elas
vouchers thereof, IN the office 81 tLe DO .
cid co1nty, 10 the Territory OF N''i
hs hTst day u January leu .r
Given under ny hard 90 90.
I'd ooBnty III this thlcv) ill-
.. ltsp. ,..e
Eythrts yrdr aI
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

Bay- Daily Is engaged hunting fraud, but
Booge & Co OF Sioux city arr engaged hunting
corn to take to the Yancton R,,-r,auoD. for
Thiel. they pay ca-h Those having any TO
sell know where 20 20.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
L1cAI
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IrrfUutH.
Fouihern and TustarU Mals-Nu0sdHy. .lnfsda7-
and Saturday. 8. ~.
Northetn-Mondsy WedneFisv. tpd Friday - y
Ninhrarah. fMonthiyl-L Leaves ltt ofeach mcuth. NJ
A. Arrive 9TH. e. days nfLer, l0P VI
Niobrarah, CWeeklyEIeayes Monday. 3 A NJ A.
rives saturday, 10 Y. N.
Htprs B.BATES, >. 81.
Dakota CITY, July o, $50.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

BE. We triuml hauly announce 10 the
world that this institution raked down 70
So 90 during the past week. Nevertheless,
We shall recognize old acquaintance, thesame
AS usual
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

G9g Iowa has just completed sta'c cen
Gus, showing n populatioa Of 688,249. She
had 1872 2l4in 1850, and 43,llI in 1910 o.
She has 'hns more than trchled her populn
ton In the last nine years AID inoreaso3 it
about fifteen fold in nineteen year,.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
U. s Psut Jnrors
Admitted TO Practice.

A. he Iots eeseien 90 hA ~~rrt raf
tho Third Judicial district, the following
named persons were admitted 70 practice law
in all the courts in the Territory;
Horace c, Bacon, Patrick Roth, John Cur
ritr, Daniel McLaugbiiu, Wilbur f., Stone.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
COLD FENS~ REP1IRED.

y Toe 90 cents Eao'ose pen in a letter
/ With cash or postage stamps. aud by re-
iurn Of mail you sin receive the pen IS good
az new.
Addrs.s +. EIlio'. Syracuse, n. Y.
AnT person giving The above three inser-
f'e5 a.a ending me a UaTked copy, shall
eoalTg g4e OF rs best pens by mail. 81
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
Ktt oar.on.

This celebrated Indian Il -hter died lately at
Taos, New Mexico He was superintendent
of he Indians 10 that vicinity and ~cxer;is-
ca great iuAu,nce over tLem. We learn that
hostiliues sgaiu-t the wines Our infsrm-
ants are passengers from VI. Kearney.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

ct. r.
A RnAyg MAN.-James Scaton and John
sirapRy having been indicted Tor offences
known to the law, and having refused or neg
lec.el 10 give bail for their forthcoming at
tie next sd. sion Of the District Court, were
Obliged 90 take o vide down to Omaha. One
Of their keeper. IouI-mouthed bloat, from
Wsssic.on county, who annoyed every body
that came within talking distance Of him, e1-
A.a.te. % degree Of desperate and dangerous
tcuriessuess handling chained lnen, hat sur
prisea as WEI, as ~disgustod the SANDERS by.
The prisoners being securely Bound, and IN
accustomed 10 such disagreeabie trsppugs,
natural y, telt uneasy. When they complained
the uforeepid blaaj, would lush up ike a
| brute, collar the -arely secured prisoners,
aud with Wild fury cleaning trom tao would
be furious apd cadaverous eyes, jerk them
s~ayazely around, aud sltb a. much apparent
euse asst hauduug ,wo suravs, and cEclail
In toaes that would senl a thrill Of terror anC
3.-may through the heart Of q stone: "Iy'
got hold Of you now
It is the opinion o. come people herenoeuts
that bad either Of the prisoner been loose
this brave bloat would have went cousidera
bly, slower" aud that a counter glare from
either of them, would deposit bis brave hear
in the seat Of his bleoches.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
Pro,ns railroad

L,t % spm up nov spystha Sew Y2.k ri
Juns. anl see what elements %. .urr-rt.f .r
such a reiiroai may be rr-sumsi 90 s'rsedy
J. Tny fhrusard peFsensers from the Mis
suuri B. Cahiurnis, aud thirty ih.Hsaui
the Uther Wy, bali fru alts atSlgA au1
the te.i1ua EfrruI.clnss At ~. ench
Total passage money filn11oN
G. Fuv miiff0rs 10 Eud hrouEht tom
California, ROE paying lli Per cent
freight unJ frsarsncs, " charFrd pef
,snt Or eouveyaucs over uD railroad
vou'd pay. 10000
s freight h11 mcrchauei-s sent overland
G Caioruia-+av fIU011UI0 WORTH
passing at least t3.00U 90 freight of
uhioh the Paciat Road could not receive
lrss thHn OLA. "NO0sp2V
4 Iuuvcyauca ~ troops, With fr'lcht on
arms. munitions sud provisions fer
wardei O. rarious military pcstsbetWesn
che Missouri End California t,uQJ,oGo
II. Couvsynucr ofda1v mail egrh way n
teu days bctrepu the Missouri aud Cab
inruia, 10 least loa4oo0
G.. FREIGHT and passsge fer ths &oTmons $4,000
g. n. Tor Ransas and Etcky N0untNiu
cold Region 100000
total yearly earnings ofthe Road Si7,O 1000
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
Capt. Page.

We had the pleasure of beooHing acquaint
ed with this gentleman, during the late term
Of the o9ur' and found him to be social, agree
able and courteous, as "a msn aud prompt,
decisive rad efficient. as an officer.
We instance the following, as cLaracteristo
of TIE manner in which be discharged his
duties here. Ga Tuesday night last about
II s'clock, warrants were placed in his hands
FOR tho arrest Of four peraons, about five
miles distant AT two O'Clock the following
morning, he had them oil arrested and 10 TIL,
city. Such officers do credit to the positions
they hold
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

EJ-The Congressional Delegation Of Nary
land stands as follows;
let District. J. A Stewart "a Dist, 4. H..
Webster 81 Diet J. NJ Hnrris An Dist -,
H. Winter Dawes 9TH Dist j ". Kunkls (:
On Dist, c. w. i%IOgde,; 3 American ami 3
Democrats, the s'ug a. ia re last Con
Rress.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

~ The Grand Jury 70 und several True Bills
against different parties at its sitting. Lock out 70
liEItRtiou.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
NOTICE.

~ ~ IDA
CitE and o,acrs:
Th'ro have teen several esgns,,
ir'u Time to tine, 90 defisy The e1rs,tm
the company a large proportion Of wticL ~
nor been taid and 10 cass the same
paid the resolutions Of the compsnv vOl ~
enforced against all who hsve NOT o. ny
NOT comply Immediately. The books 80
company hsve been Kept in such A man
thnt vouchers will have 10 be presented q,
these who have paid that their shares r.y
he properly credited
One asrsssmont was made. October e
1856. for 50 90. one October 7tb. lR5e
IS, 90, one June 9Th 1867, for Sl5 O0 ''
July 9th, 1857. for 81, 90, one Septsm ny
sth 1857, $1,000, one June 18th Is5s ~.
50, 90. Total, $1,000. "'
The whole amount Of assessment m ,,.t
share Of stock Of the Dakota CITY Cor.
and the shareholders will remember
the articles Of incorporation, all the .,,,.,-
property Of the Stockholders is bouus for ny
assessments made against the share register
ed in his name, or that be mag hold.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
N0TIGF-

NUiItI.
s hereby Given % ailtax puyors in Dakota
county n q, tbstI will De az Dakota City
90 SAturd Nov 25rh, and every Saturday
thereafter until farther notice, 20 receive their
taxes, viicu are now due AT are therefore
respected 20 cali and yettle forthwith Omoe
hours from Q A. NJ. ty4P. NJ
NJ PINKERTON
County Treasurcr.
Dtlo,s city " T.. Nov, 10Th ls59-S2v
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

We uhderstaEd thst the river vas frrrrl
over o. this paint on Monday lsst and Nat
parties sreHta % AGd frs 5att
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

At a meeting Of the Dakota City Conpory
held June 18Th. 1853, there was a r-esola,ioSS
passed ordering The President to give motto,
TO all the Shareholders to Tay The amount
due within sixty days, or in default of pay.
ueut all the stock on which the assessment,
were not paid in sixty days, from the date
thereof should De- snld TO the highest bidder
and hrs-ses,m mont ratd snd the o]verplus II
any 10 be -u'j ct 10 the order of the Share
holders
On She ODD day Of Auguut 1859, there wa
another resolution passed, giving the Presi.
dent power to do what was most eGpeiieut hn
his judgment with the property md asset. ,f
the Company, to meet the liabilities o. the
same.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

NEC 0RLEAys, Eoy z, p B--lhe ste'm-.
ship Aritouis, with Brownsville dates 90 j4r
81, has arrived.
The election passed IN p~eiristiy qgiet In
the Fourth District, the Biuucr,ts elected
enc legislator, one justice aud Que State tax
collector In The balance OF the city the reg
ular American ticket is elected Dy large
majority.
C%artinas, was sul in tie neiRhborhood of
Brownsville. a pert feet panic excited and tAe
town was harricadcd. Trenches were dug,
and an attack Wa, hourly zpsotod. Il was
reported that after taking B-swn-sJle, Csr-
tinss Will attack BreI's. rae Mayor o.
BroEnsville appeals O. New Orleans for 10.
men, as the citizens we're torf out, aud tav
rangers had not arrived.
NEw YeRK. Nov q D. u-ile l5ysrr o.
Post Of Tie 2ith. gives M rs.qor o., tug Us
Of the steamship Royal Charter. lot She pre-
Flops day near Bangor, vale, VIII 90. l,es
aad halt 5 million pounds st,r.iag from A..-
traiis
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

~ oTdrr 81 me fft5iatH{, I. ELHyCD
CLARK, IRE gtrs Notice,
That il the above is not complied with in siI
ty days, tho resolutions Of the company will
be enforced, and all the stock Of the comps
ny thatthe assessment are not paid on, will
be sold TO pay the liabilities Of the COMPANY:
as all the property of the oitf within the
bounds, 10 wit: from Elm Stfeet to Vine
Street and from and from 9th street to 2Oh
street, has been entered by the Mayor, AID
all outside that by Trustees aud tie time
for prcuriug W%arrautee deeds CT these psyau
closes within six months from tho date Of
their entry and sl the property not dsai,i
will be forfeited. SHAREHOLDERS AND
CREDITORS will tuke warning that on 90
9Th day Of January, 4. D 1860, all the siass
with slt;he property not hen covered by tea
in Dakota Ctty, will be soid to the highst
bidder, and the debt Of the company settle.
up, il only q dividend is declared
n b. We would further say that tbos
who have not obtained deeds to the lots drt''
on their sharos. can obtain the same h. cal.
ing upon the Secretary auI paying tbsA
sessment due
W. Il g gUGHE5
j D. II CRoCEwELL, S%eerc.a.
Agent
Dakota City, n. 7 Nov. 9lh 1858
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
That EIE Hunt.

A brace Of modern Ninrods have been max
in g extensive preparations, for an Elk hunt
The sport would be exhilaratiug, no doubt,
but we opihe it is too late 10 the season To
get caught out on the prairies in a \ ebroska
snow storm, would take The romance cot of
the adventure, aud reduce il 20 a cold, stern
reality. TIE vigors Of the chase would be
changed for rigors, and their ardor eighty
chilled. We advise a Postponemont OF the
hunt, pntil . more oYportune time Then We
may &ine"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

"Tho ] d NJ CroSkwell Hydraulic Man
ufacturing Company [" IL the hieh-souudiug
and some what euphopious name of a oompsay
recently organized in Dakota City, having for
it, object the tapping Of the Mlssouri river NJ
or near Logon, hoping thereby 60 diver. be
river from its present ohaanel ani leave Sioux
! Oty an inland town As the osumula ton u
the design Of this company would be ruiuous
to our best Interests, il boheoves our cit.zens
to enquire into the matter We viii Rave more
- cay upoa this subject hsreatter .-souz city
Register,
Il WILDE seen by che above. cur Sioux City
contemporary ia deiioately s0aysd The dan
ger OF having ice town cut OF and leh q tolor.
ably. good rizeG inland village annoys it con
siierlbly Well Mr.. Register. 'high-souniing
and somewhat euphonious the name may be,
but tho contamination of the deaigu would
leave ycu aud your interests higher, dryer
aad possibly, mere euphonious
" our citizens " have snquired into To,
7 uattar, and discoyered that Toe ''design" wi.
euaaBce their best interests
Q we will have more 70 say upon this sub.
! ljaethereafter."
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
AND now.

BIZ order of me Prt5iSsat, T. ELVOOD
CLARK, IRE yirs Notice,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
D. ucLluluLiy Eliot

saturday ne 1859.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
Jnhss DorgIns

yearly aarnlag' ofths Road s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-26
NATURALIZATION LAWS.

There are some persons who have not ia
ken pains to understand the present condition
of the laws in regard to naturalization. We
have heard more than one talk in favor of the
Two Years Amendment on the assumption
that foreign born persons can be naturalized
Immediately on their arrival here can ''pass
to the polls from the deck ola emigrant ship"
1t surprises and disturbs such persons to be
shown that they are mistaken.
The present state of the law is as follows
The immigrant mnst reside in the United
States at least three years before he can even
apply for naturalization. At the end of three
years he may go before the Court and declare
his intention to become citizen of the United
States, and take the oath of fidelity to our
Constitution. He must then remain two years
more on probation, when, on the oath of two
citizens of the United States that he has for
ire years borne good moral character, and
his full oath of remuneration of all allegiance
to other governments, he becomes a naturally
ed citizen.
Thus it appears that instead of being able to
"pass from the emigrant ships to the polls" the
immigrant cannot take the first step towards
naturalization until he has lived in the country
three years. and also that this first step,
when he becomes authorized to take it, con-
sists chiefly giving two years notice of his in
tention to be naturalizd, When all this has been
done, and the requisite time has passed, he
must add one thing more; that is to say, he
A. l.
throughout the whole term of five years.
fall this is not sufficient; if something more
is required to secure the business of naturaliz-
alton against abuses, let it be provided by spe-
cial enactments of the Legislature. Amending
the Constitution to meet the case is the last
thing that should be proposed or thought Of
Let us have faithful execution of the law az
it now stands. Execute the laws we now have
and nothing more will be deemed necessary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-26
POLITICAL PROPHECY.

1t would have astonished the holy seers to
have known how easy an art prophecy was oes-
tined to become, and how common place and
Improbable that prerogative of glorifed hui
manity would come to be in the distant years
of light There are a multitude of us, whom
fortune has placed in the vicinity of the pub
lie ear, who assume the mantle of Elijah for
any emergency, and extemporize the gift of
prophecy on all occasions. Seated upon their
little tripods, and excited by little inspira-
ton, they decide with equal fiuency questions
of policy and questions of fact, and cherish the
vain imagination that in their hollow tones are
heard the voice of millions yet to be.
1t is doubtless very amiable recreation to
anticipate the possibilities of the future in
trihing, speculative way, to turn them over
and over again, to command improvements,
and predict failures. The complacency which
often attends this imaginary power over events
yet to transpire, and for which the world is in
no sense prepared physicians say, adds little
to the length of some lives. So that it is not
wholly loss to them, whatever it may be to
the world To all these petty prophecies,
whether in ethics or politics, there is but one
reply: Sufficient unto the day is the evil there
Of
Many of our friends, of good sense and
sound Judgment in other respects, have been
for the past six months nominating Presidents,
all the way from Massachusetts, to Missouri
The same journals have designated men Of the
most opposite antecedents and tendencies, al
ternately censuring the doves and soaring the
crows, damning this one with faint praise and
that one with excessive and untimely ap-
pause. Some of their speculations are mark
ed with shrewdness and ingenuity, but they
are wasted in wholly worthless cause. The
precise issue which will be presented a year
from this time, the manner in which our army
is to be consolidated and the enemy attacked,
has not yet been established The crude and
diverse character of the specuations of Repub-
lican journals throughout the country, some of
them holding their principles as if they were
afraid of being bitten, others avoiding them al
together, shows how far we are from that sol
idarity of opinion and purpose which would
be indispensable in the event of success.
Accepting the Republican platform as the
basis of reorganization-an no other is now
seriously thought of-the only prophecy which
can be made with entire safety, is, that, no
candidate can be successful who has not sig
nalized himself by consistent and out-spoken
devotion to its principles, by voluntary and
undertaking service, and with that ability
and sincerity which will command respect
where it does not enforce conviction. There
is scarcely free state in the Union that could
not furnish one such representative man. And
when the States assemble to decide their
choice, they will not do their duty if they fail
to unite upon that statesman who at that time
stands before the country and the world as
the best representative of the policy they mean
to establish and the humanity they intend to
make victorious.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-26
PERSONAL.

Hon. Francis NJ. Dimond, for several years
.. S. Consul at Vera Cruz and more recently
Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island, to
which office he was elected by the Democrats,
and at one time acting Governor, died at his
residence in Bristol, on Saturday morning
last, in the 9th year of his age.
The celebrated Schroeder Devrient, who
charmed the London public in Beethoven's
"Fidelio," nearly thirty years ago, still excites
the enthusiasm of her cOuntrymen. AT Hano-
yer, the other day, she appeared at greatcon-
cert for public charity, and threw the audi
ence into transports by singing several German
lieder and a Scotch air "Her singing" says
a critic of the concert, possesses all the tri
umphant force Of that potent nature which en-
tranced our fathers half century ago"
The Rev. DR. Beresford of England, who is
related to a noble marquis, and who, with a
living of fl000 year, committed forgery to
an enormous extent, is now employed in
sweeping the wards in the prison at the convict
station in Fremantie, in Western Australia,
whence he was transported for his crime.
England metes out justice without respect to
persons.
Rossni, it is rumored in Paris, is going to
shake off his letharglc inaction, and is about
to write an opera, in five acts, for the Grand
Opera of Paris.
Ira Aldridge, the colored tragedian, while
on a continental tour, received a whole muse
UNI of testimonials, among which are silver
laurel crown, with two hundred golden lmpe-
rails, a massive gold bracelet, with compli-
mentary inscription, antiqueshaped drinking
cups and spoon, platina and gold, together
with set of twenty lone medallions in relieve,
invented and executed by the Count de Tolot-
20, commemorative and illustrative of the war
in Russia from 1872 to 1915, being all portraits
of the principal personages of that eventful pc
Rod
AT the latest accounts, Bishop Doanes dis
ease had changed for the worse, and little hope
was entertained of his recovery.
The Rev, DIR. Howard of Chicago, who has
been detected in preaching sermon written
by the Rev. DR.. Guthrie OF Scotland, says that
he obtained it by exchange of manuscripts
with New York clergyman, and did not know
Dr. Guthrie to be the author
DR.. Lindner, Professor of Theology at the
University of Leipsic, has been arrested for
the abstraction of valuable Bible, and of 9TH
err costly books from the University library.
His arrest has caused not little excitement
in the academical world of Leipsic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-26

CARLYLE's STYLE.-Come now, o my
Thomas thou doubtful doubter of doubts
thou flounderer on the fat, miry and bigly, of
tideless Toryism. have somewhat to show
thee. Look what seest with those staring
eyes of thine those eyes so big and bullet
like, globed in such spheretic speculation 1t
shall be told thee that thou seest car, four
wheeled and many -sized and springless. No
two Of the wheels are of the same size-in or
der prescript and irrecoverable. 1t goeth
forth backwardy, hind-quarterly, and stern.
foremostly, and joineth in many directions at
once, and therefore hath no locomoton. Time
and half a times it is half topsy-turvy, and
otherwise the sconceless traveller therein en-.
sconced, knoweth not whether he is sitting
on his head, kneeling on his heels, or standing
on his elbows. Loud-rumbleth and rough
tumbleth this mystic and portentious car ;
and yet it strayeth where it listeth, and where
mat is no man knoweth, nor even its inventor.
And what sort of CIR is that Hol no -
Peter and PAUL lla ha Mrs. Grundy and
Dame Darlington Why, man, dost thou ig-
more this car Why, man, it is Thysef-it
Is Car lyle But is it himself or is it his
lingual Goblin id"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-26

MODEL BUTCHER EsTABLIsHMENT.-T The
correspondent of the London Daily News gives
the following account of new butchers es-
adjustment in Paris. Upward of thirty me-
tres in length it is entirely filled up with
white marble on supports of porphyry. The
counter is also of white marble on silver cary
atides. A fountain of water, six feet in diam
eter, plays in the center of the shop, and vases
OF flowers and shrubs are disposed about with
certain degree of taste. Thirty-nine persons
are employed in the establishment, which of.
fers each morning for sale 80 oxen, 20 calves,
and 60 sheep. The great novel feature of this
establishment is that while protesting to sell
cheaper than any other shop in Paris, it deliv-
ers with each parcel of meat ticket which
entities the buyer to share in the profits at
the end Of the month. 1t is reported that thir-
ty fathers of families are now forcing their
appetites to eat enormous quantities of meat in
the idea that they are thereby laying up por-
tons for their daughters. have not suffi-
GENTLY verified the calculations upon which
the new system is based to be able to say
whether large customers will pay nothing and
get something to boot-but this result is ex-
pected."