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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-20

Gz- The steamer Michigan, Capt.
GANo, is making daily trips between here
and Grand Rapids. Capt. G. has reduc-
ed the fare to very low figure, and the
Michigan is both fast and commodious.
Surely there can be nothing in the way of
generous patronage on the part of the
public.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-20
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

THASKs.-MISER HEDors, Esq, Of
Lamont will please accept our thanks for
a dish of large, luscious Strawberries, re-
coived in prime order per steamer Aich-
igan last week.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-20

French, English and American, large assert
ment and entirely new styles, and an equal
ly as good assortment Of all goods kept
in the Dry Goods line. Also add
ed to our stock an assert
ment of
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-20

Ez- We are informed by the Secreta-
ny of the Ottawa Co. Ag. Society, Judge
TAYLOR, that Hon. TIMo. EASTMAN has
boon selected to deliver the address at
the next annual Fair, in September next.
This we deem good selection, and one
that will give satisfaction to all interested.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-20

Refreshments Mt Detroit 0wosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Co.'S Ferry steamer "Wind-
sor," on Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SARATOGA EM-
PIRE SPRING WATER 80 -.
The advertisements o the propretSrs Of Sns q hs %
S,nss at snrai osa addressed To SOUTHEhNEhS DIihk
o1. o9 CONGRESS WATER" is burdened very much about
Spurons Mineral Water being sold Congress ~ qn
rled rersons or counteheters The sdyertisemeIt In
tended a. ing the private character Of o. W. weston
Co Propre.ors of the Empire Spring at Saratoga ana ao a.
The weesrned popularity Of the Empire WsteS
Tor, do not nor they say open terms tnst the
Water counterfeit but still IN heh au
49, they convey that idea and would for their
own selfish gain have people believe It, We challenge com
parsop between the Congress and Empire W AeI ro
Phyans Druggists and Chemist and drinkers o oO'n ~so
for their decision. Al. v,x
spirz at Ssratogs In pint and quart bottles WIN
tne eS.ns S ~ ddysssed 10 O. w WESTON Coz SPRING"
ssSatoga Springs N. Y, or TO. their Depot. No 10
John'S@, No" ' o. w WESTON Co,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
For lit Of dealers who purchase Empire Water direct 1m
ma @ yafe Won 10 al the principal Druggists ano ho'es ID inc
city Of New:York, and throughout the United states kc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. RAHAM LIN COL N {,
(Autho ized edition.
Bound in CLOTH with Steel Portrait, sa pages Price si.
Postage prepaid. -,
An Abridged Edition, paper covers - cents
LrNcoLNs AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES in the gest
no Campaign Of 1885, royal octave 2S pages stitched %
eem,s s"'tV COPY $40 per 100 Postage 10 cents
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE-Fun History ,f the Case,
gs SgsTi 6 81 S afBS Postage aS' '
THE CASE OF DREo scoTT-A large pamphlet OF 40 10!
Psss,, PIss,S, ipD PSs.ss g'sass on' copy - ' '' ~
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1890 contain; Popus, Vote
na;h ia cents Ia copies, 81; 100 copies SO.
HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH 6
eompeneium) Price 20 cens'i SiS per i0' $iO' A'
THE KANSAS NARRAT,vE---By John Doy Of L,wTence
Price rs each; postage prepaid; express Sio per M
REPUBLICAN soNGsrER for iS0O fn'e III cen'' f''S
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN MUSIC, No. 2 Wen Con.
qner for yoces two tenos aud TWO oase rce
cent? 4 ceats by mail, postage prepaid
REPUBLICAN PoCKET-PIsToL- Price 5 cents Post
age paid. ..n.,ourp.cr
PLEASE PAY PARTICULAR the remarks on Pos
age on %s 9s'e
Roch aer Speech 1885, with Charles UCOnors unonMee
iaf spTTsSS9h pTSh DE pEM6cRATIC LEADERS FOR DIsUNIoN'
Speech Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts, In the Senate JAN
~ III TaE ADMISSION OF KANSAS Gov. Stewards peat
sPysohS Py S%FiSa N spss ffs e Speech of
of Illinois at the Cooper 1nute York, Fe' ~ iSoo
J,tn,s n Doolittl.'s vfndication Of Wisconsin .
v LAND FOR THE LANDLEss,o 3 ,osd The Hon GalnshA A.
Crows Speech in the House Feb. 29, 1860
Zach of the 10 printed fair type and good paper
forming large octave tract Of 6 pages They are sold qnan
tites OF for cRsT per copy and the
Thousand may made up from the t above gwen tne
buyer nav desire In smaller quantities. 81 70 per hundred y
css per dozen singly cents By mail postage prepaid
cents Der copy 30 per dozen, 81 60 per lo slS 30
per 600 -, ,rp,,.N
l. Stewards late Speech the Admission OF Kansas
ii Land for the Landless: The Hon Gausha A. Crows
Speech. . ,,,,o..
w. The Iuepressibe Conflict; Gov Stewards hocnes'ef
State Rights and Supreme Court The Hon. Jas Dootles
Speech. n... M IL. u.x,
VI The BsIbarsm of Slavery; The Hon. Owen Lovejoy's
Speech A.. IN
Pfice all these German Speeches cents single copy vi
per lOO per 1000 By mail postage prepaid cents each,
tO cents per dozen rs for 81 100 for 81 75 o for 81, 90
I'M BOT Republican friends aid us to circulate the docu
ents Now the time when thousands Of minds can be
i''N ~ ~ HORACE GREELEY Co.
Tribune Buildings New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
Parseus,s Exterminator.

THE BLSI IN THE WULLD' . ~ \.
hr upon Rat terror; they their holes 70 de
etnaly pn6os dwehsg loathsome Reaches All dealers
IN medicine have IT, Sold By ali Drugsists
lust eoIio1 serins rswbeui-s and ether fruits
Silver PIsted Dish With Coloreds.s VASE, which males
ns seIsssIe' by LUCIUs HART, SOs tsnds Buringslp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
Horses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE-The prettiest young HORSE in the
city, sx years old Mind and gentle, and smart In harness
and fne saddle Can be to-day and toorrow ~
at WILSON X PREMISES stables, No ITO West IstnT-
Price $500
ITO AMATEURS Of FINE HORsES.-for
SALE six beautiful weliusied. after Banches System
Virginia HORSES all accustomed 70 carry ladies on the 0sntI
immediately TO L. DOUGLAS corner Of 5olhs- and adsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
Il THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL p r

FROM COMMON COUNCIL
that the south aide Of ForJ second street from the
where already done the direction q the Street Com
missioner and that the accompanying ordinance therefor
Board Of Councilmen, May 3, 1860
On syes and adopted ri-
Board Of Aldermen, june Ia, 1850 sH
On ayes and noes adopted. rr-It. -E -
Resolution to confirm award Of resastins adIs
walks in Fourth svenue between One Hundred and Twenty
ninth and One Hundred and Thirty streets where not al
ready done, to William Baird.
Board Of Councilmen, June 5, la6e t"lfl
On ayes and noes adopted.
Board of Aldermen, June 49, 1850.
Re.aon h the Necessary =: receiving basin:
BOsid Mott street Ss.sssn Grand a1d Hester streets and
that the accompanying edinance ,Dsetor DC adopsed
ON ayes and noes adopted. -, IT Nlttft
Board Of Aldermen, June IL, iseo
On sys sna al Fifty ninth street. between Third and Pooh
b aud graded and curb and gutter ones set
%os and shat the accompanying ordinance therefor DO
sdSgsTdd dSSgSad of Councimen June 9, 1850. Olg
Bosrd Of Aldermen, May 81, 1880. 3f ~ tnn3
Rssola.ion that Forty street. between Ninth aud Tenth
~ es BY the snS he Sv ~ s
under the sso0H Of 9s c5S.os Department and
Board Of Councimen, May TO- iseo
Board Of Aldernsn, June 1a laso. t1
Resolution TIA. the Of two hundred and y dollars be
S Or. hs Sssye = the expense. ' funeral Of
Board Of ofCopncilmen. June II, is6o. ,,. o. saa
On ayes and noes sdcpted.
Board Of Aldermen June "a, 1850.
RsseuOn that seven thousand dollars be appropriated to de-
fny the expenses Of celebrating the ensuing sDnveuay Of
American Independence. l-lia = T7IfTTTS :"
Board Of councilmcn, juno l. lseo Af
On ayes and noes adopted.
Beard Of AIasrnen Jans Ia, 1880 r T..Fs % tsi-,
On syea and noes adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1861

nODWORTH's JOURNAL for BRASS
~ BANDs1 new number every month contains Music for
Bspda Psrs separAe H. B. Dodworth Astor place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
Billiard Gables.

DHELANs Ii.
Ff'------ COMBINATION CUSHIONA.
Protected b letter. Patent dated Fsb ls is;s Oct sss
Dec O. 1885, Jan L. 1855; Nov 15 1858 and March - los
FY The improvements In these tables make them N
surpassed I'm vod They are offered TO the ssnttas
Bsd players combining speed with truth never before -
tsined In any Billiard Tabls.
kssai.ssou, Nos Is, g., AID 90 crcsbysss xvnr,
81 fHELAN 4 CoLLENpEk
"... = 6ele hsnsfscWsrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE JAPANESE
IA MATINEE

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE JAPANESE
IA MATINEE.
THIS WEDNESDAY, June 20 at i.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 80
The Directors have the honor Of informing the pubic tnat
Dupont and the Committee OF Arrangements OF tue
NewYork Common Council well as the Japanese Embassy
have now definitely and irrevocably agreed on
TODAY, WEDNESDAY, June TO- ct ],
as the day when viii take place
The GRAND JAPANESE GALA MATINEE,
In honor Of their excellenoies, r.. ...
THE JAPANESE AMBASSADORS. - ,
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. NO RESEk.Ep SEATS
CORTESI and MUSIANl.
IL POLIUTO,
with splendid mise pocesons military BANDS &c
Characters by Madame C0RTESI the great tenor MUsi-
AMI ho has produced such sensation on s debut IN
the same opereJ, AMODIO, MANN, RUBIO &c. ,
In the of the Matinee win be performed Tor the nist
time :. ..- .,.,,,
on orgns japanese Melodies expressly composed Tor tins oc
casion by sig NUZIO, and dedicated
TO THE JAPANESE EMBASSY -
The Procenum Boxes the Front Boxes Of the hrs circle
win be appropriated TO the use Of the ,,> o,,,,rr
JAPANESE PRINCES AND SUITE,
thus efdng opportunity to every visitor TO have u view
of the display. ,, a,
DECORATED and ILLUMINATED. a.,
The number of tickets viii be strictly limited to the capacity
Of the Academy after the disposal Of which no more viii be
issued
The sale Of tickets this morning at the usual
Ma inee ticket Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES or

We invite the attention of friends Of the Republican cause 70
the followng hst of documents;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
Amusemente.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- Under the SfEisSi SssSn jsS. e g s
t GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
With Splendid Performance ct and " and the whole host
= Of novelties and carosities al all hours OF iU.
The new Ventilators Ice Fountains, &c make this
THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY ,.no,,
EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL OF NOVELTIES FROM
ECROPE, BY steamship Hsmmonis consisting ofa
Husband, Wife and Child, each with Pure White Skin,
= Silken White Hair. Pink Eyes, &c.
49, yANTILE MACK ID
- -" GIANT BABY - d
6EvEN YEARS OLD, and WEIGHING E1 POUNDS! t
ANGEL and other beautifully COLORED FISH,
nom s'sf sSEs i xasRis vsfs IL IN IN fHE wcRLp
81 TWO BEAUTIFUL LIVING SEALS!
JAPANESE COINS AUTOGRAPHS. LANTERNS &c.
Xxx THE LIVING WHAT is TIP
IS 1T MANI or MONKEY or BOTH
THE FAMOUS LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
DE- X. o. WICKWARE, the LIVING SKELETON,
d. NJ. v. b. BLY, the SEER and CLAIRvoYANT,
generally known the great Detective Medium produces In MS
private apartment all the various phenomena Of the r
sO-CALLED SPlRIfUAL MEDIUMS. .r. p
at eIta charge of Is cents HsI. : -
Reesssemen four day, longer q hs popular Comedian
who will appear every evening and Wednesday and Saturday
sfternoons. In his ninlitsble characters. - ,,,, .
THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock, and THIS EVENlse' at
:" wa OUR OLD HOUSE AT HOME, and
RosETTEi Or. THE MAID OF THE MoUNTaiNs.
BABY ANACONDAs, SERPENT FAMILY, HAPPY Fam
lily, GREAT VARIETY OF NEW WAX FIGURES:
Adniance everything IS cents Parque ID cents extra
Children under ten, l5c., and TO the Psrque, loc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

EIREWORKS.-A general assortment of plain
and colored Fewor and Of the best quality for sale BY
ar BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co,
No. 227 WashingtouA A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
Rem Civilizations.

1TyuF LINCOLN and DOUGLAS DEBATES
IN THE ILLINOIS CAMPAIGN oF 1853
One VOL royal ootsvO, $50 pages o0'n' " 0'"' r'p'
syths hundred copies s2s stitched and 30 eS1na
Single copies BY Os free q po'',se ,sgssTED ,Ss az Co.
No. ~ WslkeTFt New ork,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
knapp'ss st.s UsneeREIINaRo nMeeeRINa Roof BEER.

This extinct fSom which the healthy beverage known
KNAPPs ROOT BEER made put up ~ Seste, ~ d ~ %, S
Gallons Of the beer Geuer Depot No e62 Hudson'st so'
also by wholesale and retail Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
gtaiionerp anb fanrp GOODS.

ACCOUNT BOOKS of every style and pattern
IA kept on hand and made to order by .r.
DANIEL w. LEE Stsioner
No Naksa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
printing.

.M. EVERDELL & SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st
w --latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, EN-
TEL0PES. kc- Estsbpshed 1881 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

A Careful Selection of the NEWEST POPULAk
N MUSIC and the largest general assortment Of MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS Of all descriptions constantly on hand and Tor
sale At the Lowest CASH Prices Orders from al parts OF the
connr, promptly dispstc 1ed with without the Cash
MiLLETS MUSIC STORE, No s2e Broadway
CTEAM for the MILLION.-A popular treatise
- on STEAM, by Commander J. II. Wad U. B. Navy. Price
so cents DEXTER CO.. No. la Nassanst For sale by f.
O. w. BLUNT, No. l7s WAter-st N \.
A MOTHER NEW SONGSTER
"A THE BOBOLINK MINSTREL AND REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN SONOSIEk
Edited By O. w. Bungsy perfect side spler a. well as
rsSlsnl;tter Is nearly ready. HUTCHlNSONS REPUBL-
CAN SONGsTER edited BY w. Hutchinson, Is going like
,vilddye Price for either 10 cents by mail ,,
o HUTCHINSON, No. 272 0reenwich-st, Publisher
NTOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.-Th only Daily
IN Pepper Published at the Csnsdisn Seat Of Government =
most every family Quebec and circulsies largely In Eastern
on tbe yis OF the Prince Advertisers VIII md The
1pnNICIF an excellent medium. Daily Chronicle, 20 per
% a. sdysce; Weekly Chronicle, 81 do Terms for Ad'
verifying made known 90 Application
WALT. WHITMAN LEAVES OF GRASS,
w ths s,st American Poem, yO 4$ %ssnhesnily
pntsd beautifully bound, pnbli,ssa " hx " Evans
BRIDGE Boston, and for sale IN New'i VIA W ~ We
Co, Nc. e77 Broadway.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-13
THE MOHAWK INDIAN.
BE CLARA ELIZABETH.

Like leaves of the forest,
My kindred have flown,
And left me in sadness,
To wander alone,
Afar they are scattered,
Our fires burn low,
Pity the Indian,
Weep for his woe
Before the proud white man,
The wanderer fed;
Strangers are treading
The graves of our dead.
No more in yon forrest
His footsteps may roam,
But on the wild prairie,
lie reareth his home.
No more on those waters
His light canoe glides,
Mid the fower-fringed banks
Der bright ripping tides.
Our councils are ended,
Our fires burn low;
Pity the Indian
Weep for his woe
~
@! dark is the tempest,
And drear is that night.
For e'en the pale starlight
Has faded from sight.
Dark waves rise aronnd me,
And chill falls the dew,
Now crossing the stream in
My old bark canoe.
God reigneth and ruleth,"
The white man hath said j;
Yet strangers are treadiag
The graves of eur dead;
Our councils are ended,
Our fires burn low;
Great Spirit oh hear me,
And pity my woe.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-13
The Curse Of the Union.

Every country has its difficulty" |
which sticks in its sides, its throat, it
stomach; paralyzes its hands, and inns
pedes its executive action. Ireland is
the difficulty" Of Great Britain, and
Utah and the Mormons are the sdim-
culty' Of America. We can do any
thing that is possible for man to do, SO
far as eonquering savage lands, ma
king railroads, and constructing public
works, go; we can found more rapid
civilization than any other people ever
dreamed Of; and, in short, the mere
enumeration of our capabilities would
exhaust the space of any newspaper;
but among all our talents, we haven't
yet found the talent to deal with Utah
and the Mormons.
How is this? Why are these people
10 be an exception to the laws of our
government, to mock at the laws, and
set the government at defiance? Why
should they be permitted to publicly
violate all morals, all the decencies Of
civilized life, and to make religion a
talking horse to their vices and foul
obscehities? Utah is a territory of the
United States, and is as much subject
ito oHr laws and government as this In
telleetual and moral State of Massa-
Echusetts. Is it the distance which
sunders Utah from the great States of
| the Union that is the plea for its excep-
ton from our authority2 If so, it is a
very poor and insufficient plea, for the
arm of the President is long-reaehed
! enough to bring the Mormons into sub
iection, and punish them for their
!. boasted crimes, their murders, frauds
injustice, and other unspeakable wrong
doings, which cry aloud to heaven and
earth for vengeance. II the President
: and lis government at Washington
Q were in earnest about the graphing
with this difficulty" and the settle
) nlens of it, we should not be lon&
-shocked by the publication Of its i'm
5Emosalities and crimes.
N eotemporary speaking Of its gen
eral proaigacy, says of it, sthat instea(
of reproving, furnishing, preventing
crime, itopenly and audaciously perpe
trates it; and not only this, but i
! places its profaue- seal upon it. ]
S robs and steals without measure or con
! science. As thief it has no parable
q in history. We presume there is Nc
y 6 PEOPLE on the whole face of th
!, globe, making any preteusions to cisi
d ization, that is altogether 50 cerrup
Ihase, lieenti0us and knayish Meme /
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-13

PnIsG UP JOKES. Speaking OF
wags, what is more waggish than a
dogs tail when he is plesed7 Speak
ing of tails-we always like those that
end weu; Hogg's, for instance
Speaking Of hogs-we saw one ofthese
animals tho other day lying in the
gutter, and in the opposite one q well
dressed man; the first had ring in his
nose, the latter had one on his finger
Phe man was drunk-but the hog was
sober. "a hog is known by the COM
pany he keeps thought we; Sc
thought Mr.. Porker. and off he went,
Speaking Of going Of, puts US in minis
Of q gun we once owned. 1t vent 81
one night, and we have not seen i
since.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-13

IL A certain punctual wealthy
landlord, remarkable for his urbanity
Of manners, and willingness to oblige
every one who is up to the mark when
payday comes, has large number Of
tenants, and ever varies five minutes
from certain hour, on each quarter
day to call in person and RECEIVE bis
due. A few days since, very good
tenant asked little delay, as be was
then little short Of funds, and he had
a note to meet at the bank, and pleaded
in addition that he had always been
up to the time before, and only wished
little extension now. oh, certain
" 7 said the generous landlord, taking
out his watch it is now twelve o'clock
I'll call around at twoF
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-13
GEO HILLIlnSON.

ttorney at Lew. Shreveport, Tn.
~. Will continue the oFaetieein the
parishes of Bossier, Cadlo and DeSoto.
He will also attend TO a1f The business
of Landrum g. Williamson, in the above
parishes, zss.-es-. v1nl2&
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-13

ID
Do1Ne A DUN,-I have a small
bill against yop,' said the pertinacious
looking collector, as be entered the
shop of one who had acquired the
character Of a hard customer. Yes
sir, a very fine day, indeed was the
reply. I am not speaking of the
weather, but your bill,' replied the col
lector in a loud key. TT would be
better if we had little rain Con
found the rain, continued The collec-
tor; and raising his voice, Have you
any money to pay on the bill?' Beg
your pardon, Tn hard Of hearing. I
have made it a rule not to lend my
funds to strangers, and I really don't
recognize you.' Pm collector for the
Philadelphia Daily Extingnisher news,
papes, sir, and I have a bill against
you,' persisted the collector at the top
Of bis voice, producing the bill and
thrusting it into the face of his debtor.
I've determined to endorse bills for no
one; you may put that bill back into
your pocket book, | really can't en-
dorse it, 'Confoand your endorse
ment! VIII you pay its' You'll pay
it, no doubt, sir, but there's always q
risk about these matters, you know, so
| must decline it, The money must
be mine today o, yes, ninety days
but I would not endorse bill Tor yot
for week; 50 clear out Of my shop
1t is seldom I'm pressed upon for al
Reimbursement, even BY friend; on th'
part Of q stranger, sir, it is inexpliea
ble Do not force me to put you out
leave the premises The bill was re
turned 10 the Extinguisher Office, en-
Esdorsed $50 coafounded deaf that h
eoaldn't understand,