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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS: AND BLADDER

functions of the Kidneys, cannot estimate the I'm
portance of their Healthy Action.
Regular and sufficient action of the Kidneys il as
important nav, even more so, than regularity of
The bowels. The Kidneys remove from the Blood
those cffete matters which if permitted to remain.
would speedily destroy life. A total sUpension of
the urinary discharges will occasion death in from
thirty. six to forty eight hours.
When the Urine is voidcd in small quantities at
the time, or when there is disposition TO Urinate
frequently than natural, or when the Urine is
high cO0red scalding with weakness in the small
of the back, it should not be triled with delayed,
but Koskoo should be taken at to remedy the
difficulty before lesion of the organs takes place.
Most of the diseases of the Bladder originate from
those of the Kidnevs the Urine being imperfectly
srcrcted in the Kidneys, prove irritating to the
Bladder md Urinary passages. When we recollect
that medicine never reaches the Kidneys except
through the general circulation of the Blood,
how necessary it is to keep the Fountain OF Life
Fule.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15

fNOAL.-Tbe best Piedmont Lump, tor general
~ purposes, and Lykin's Valley Nut. for all Base
Burning Stoves Although these articles cell better
on Christmas than the 9Th OF July, yet they can
be had - all the year round" at
J. NJ. DECACLSE'S.
A Ii kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. without
"A exception. taken in exchange, and particularly
at the present time, fre-wood.
Dec 2I I'M. DECAULSE-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
WANTED!- TT !tis D5:

n L ~ w L1LN trlDu-e
Packages Of DIR. Stoneroad's GALVANIC OIL
AID CATHARTIC SYRUP!
w have purchased the right and title Of Manu-
featuring 4 Vending of the above named Prepare
tions, which have had very extensive local rcpu-
tation and now intend introd them to the pub
lie on a more tended scale. by somewhat ue~
but very popular plan, wig: PACKAGE SYSTEM.
We want Agents to Canvass Every City, iowa,
Village and County in this State, and deposit one
package of the abovu remedies with every family,
and collect the same when due.
Goods sold only TO and by Canvassing Agents.
Agents furnished with any amount of goods.
No capital required.
No pay required for goods until sold.
Also, Agents WASTED to sell the CREAM OF
LILIES-the most popular of all toilet articles
for Beautitying the CoMPLExIos, removing FREcX-
LES, SUNBURH, PIMPLEs, sc. 1t il Handsomely put
up. and is well adapted TO be sold by LaGy Can
vassers. Every young Lady will have 1t. Sold on
Iy by Canvsssing Agents.
Those out of, or wishing liz hit and profitable en-
ployment, Male or Female, should address STONE
ROAD & CO, 46 Liberty ST., Pittsburgh, Pa, for
particulars and Private Circular with Instructions
to Agents.
March l, lS7O-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
KosKOO!
ASA
LIVER INVIG OR!
STANDS UNRIvALLED.

that EFFICIENTLY stimulates and coRREcTs the hepGtc
secretons and functional DERAHGEMESTs OF the LIv-
Err WITHOUT DEBILrTATIrG the system While it
acts freely upon the Liver instead of Copious Purg
ing, it gradually changes the discharges to per-
fectly natural state.
SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint and of some
of those Diseases Produced by IL.
sallow or yellow color of the skin, or yellowieh-
brOwnfspots on the and other parts of the body;
dullness and drowsiness sometimes headache; bit
ter or bad taste the mouth. internal heat; in
many dry, teasing cough unsteady appe-
tite; som etmes sour stomach, with raising of the
food; bloated or full feeling about the stomach
breast and about the shoulders constipation of the
bowels; piles, aaulence, GOODNESS OF the extreme
ties, sc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
TAX NOTICE.

THE Tag Payers Of Averil TownshP srd Boil.
| var, are notified tiat the Taxes for 1919, must
he maid / will he att. W GraBthsm's Store IA
Middieway Y. on Thursday 2Tth Instant; and every
succeeding Thursday thereafter will meet hem
" The Tax Payerr Of Bolivar Township may call
AZ INV house in Harper'- Ferry. at any time. and
-, 4, Nrs EOnnce. who will r. ceiPt for she came
rTbsse TaIrs Tnust he paid as the same js
,avsto fy the Sheriff into the Tr~nsUry, under tho
pp.aaIty Of one per cent. per month on failure.
gro, KOONcE,
J,nuaTy rs. IS70-if Deputy Sheriff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
DENTAL Notice.

DR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlestown esSA
~ Professionally. every twomorths: On f6fFIfi5
9th, July llth. Septemher 18th, and November 18th,
and remain week each time,
March 8, 1S7O-tf.
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TAKE notice.!

LLursettlcd accounts due TO BENZ. F. Beall,
"a either for Job Work, Subscription or AdVcrtis-
ing previous to January .st, 1870, having been as
signed to the undersigned Trustee, mott is here
Wy given to all parties knowing themselves go in
debtcd, that immediate settlement must be made,
aud the business closed up h" the LIST of February
GEO. W.HAINES,
January IS. 1910. Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
COFFEE IEPARTMKNT,
PAINTs OF Al nESCRIpTIONs-

7 Evils and other Brands of Lead, Oils and Var
IL nsEss, from the smallest to the rgcst quantity,
to which may be added Window Glass Of pretty
much all sizcs. There Il few articles in
the store that might be mentioned, such Ihs.
that lad the other, bot for the time being will
ray more about il. any wanting to find out what
ID not enumerated. will come aud see Tor himself.
y. + The suhzcribcr has no connection VITA ever
with all those concerns tina sell goods ior
less. but acts the principle OF "a living profit and
more J. 81. OECAULSE.
December 81, ISs9-3m.
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TAX NOTICE.

I WILL be in MiddlewsY. on THURSDAY OF
/ EVERY WEEK, for the purpose Of collecting
State and County TE1es,:and expect those who have
paid to forward If they wish 70 save tou-
GEORGE KooNCE, DIS.
Nnvcrnh.r o. Is6a-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
PUBLIC SALE.


WILL sell at my residence the sold Fur
nace,' in Jefferson county, on
MONDAY, 28th day of MARCH, 1870,
the following Valuable PTor crty, to- wit -
Six head of good Work Horses,
Two Colts, two years old this spring,
Four Mich Cows, two OF them fresh,
Two Wagons, Two Hay Carriages.
Two Bnrshear PlOughs-Pagcs make:
Three Double and Two Single Shovel Plou CHS,
Two Harrows and Two Corn Covercrs,
Six sett Wagon auo Plough Gears,
A sett of BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
One TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS,
Household 4 Kitchen Furniture,
and variety OF other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.-Six Months credit, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, for all
sums of $ 10 and over; under that amount CASH
No property be removed until terms OF sale arc
complied with.
o. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
WILLIAM A. CHfSWELL.
March S. 1870.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF the Stockholders of the shcnan
"A doah Bridge Company, at Harpcr's Ferry, vii
he hcIu at the Store Room of s V. Yants. In sait
pIere on Friday March Is, 1870, ct o'clock, P. NJ
4 full attendance is desired
S.v. YANTIS, President.
Isaac FOUKE. Secretary.
1IaTch ., 1870. F, p.
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K 0 S K 0 0 /!

Is a remedy of Wonderful Efficacy in the cure of
diseases of the KIDNEYS and BLADDER. In these Az
fections it is as near Specific any remedy
lie. 1t docs it's work Kindly, Silently and Surely.
The which it AFFORDS is both Certain and Per-
Ceptible.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY,
AT WHEELING, w. va.
DIRECTORS

CAPITAL, els5. 600,
With PriyiisgeOfiaereasing the same to $4,000.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15

Term Eol" lSZo
CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15

VIM. Bailey. AlonzO Ioring, WIN. J. Bates, A.
ii. Adams, A. ]. PAnnell. las. r. Barnes, Henry
Siamm, Thos Hughes. jos. II. Woodward.
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~ READ THIs AND HAND IT TO YOUR FRIENDS "a
CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN

ASSETS SEPTEMBER Is, 1869, OYER s1,5oo,oOot
SAME PERIOD, ON PREMIUMS, OYER
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-03
Stale Hens.

In Evansville hay sells at $4,000,
per ton.
Sugar making has commenced in
Southern Indiana.
A Parke county official advertiscs
for cOlored school teacher.
The game law, governing the lives of
quails, expires February.
Crawford county farmers are jubilant
over the indications of :. splendid wheat
crop.
W. L. Gibson & Co, of Aurora, ship
ped to Pittsburg, last week, 10000
coal oil barrels.
The Baptist congregation of Bloom
field will erect IA fine house of worship
the coming spring.
jamestown is t. have three new
churches and a new school house during
the coming summer
The congregation of Grace church,
Lafayette, will build a church edilice
this season at a. cost of $4,000.
A foundry and machine shop is being
erected in Rushville, and will be ready
for operation in March
A lady leaves Danvillc, quitting the
employment Of teacher, and goes to
Richmond as clerk in an assurance
Office.
David Evans, Of Boone county, died
from bleeding Of tho gums, caused, as
supposed, from indiscreet use mercury.
The Lafayette Journal says: Work
will be begun upon the Agricultural
College grounds, identifying them, next
Esrring.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-03
Gar States Prisons.

The annual reports of the working o
the northern and southern state prison
for the past year. and CO their presen
condition, hsve recently been published
form which the fo,'llnTing statistics enc
items of ;nfol mationa are 6h:ained:
BY combining s;.e statements of Tho
TWO prisons, north and suth, some
Fery Interesting statements which re-
fer to the criminals Of The state are
obtained TIE number IN the prisons
at the close Of the fiscal year was 72l
OF whom 392 we're in the southern and
so in TIC northern pison. The largest
number Of prisoners sent from any one
9dD-.fy is ia. CT Marion, whish ioots a
fot:.l o. o. The counties Of Allen,
Benton. Fulton, lake. Tnlassi, Starke,
and Stca5cn lave no ooHvicts ia either
prison. Floyd county has 9 in the
Southern prison.
The following is a statement of the
grimes OF the eonyicts inearterated in
the two prisons: Arson, 10; assault
aid battery With intent to Kill 80; as
sault and battery with intent to rape, 6;
assault and battery. ,; assault With in
tent TO raD. 2: aiding and ehcttinc an
escape, /; hiSamy, l; burglary, A.;
burglary and larceny. -; counterfeit
inc, /; conspiracy, 3, embczzlcment, l;
felony. 1; forgery, 10; grand larceny.
AZ; grand larceny end robbery, !:
highway robbery, ,: incest, /: murder,
IS; nIans!augiter. 70; marrying white
woman, /; obtaining money under false
pretences, ID; obtaining goods under
false pre,enccs, /; perjury .; petit
larceny, -; possessing ccuaterfeitnotes,
I; robbery. -; robbery .nd burglary, /;
robhiaG L. s mails i; rape. 1G
The terms OF sentence are as follows
Life, IL; y years. 10; % years, l.; 20
l; IS year,, 1; /! years, 2. 1G years, /;
10 year, l; L years, .; - yoais, :; II
years, /; 10 years, 20; 8 years, 4; g
years 81 years, %; 6 years, y; )
years, II; II years, >; 4! years. l;
Yeas, is; g years. :: } lars. 120; %
years, 2; yeare 2S3; year, 80.
The social relations OF the convicts IS
-hown by the tabular steter,ent of the
report, arc: Married, 216; single, 419;
widowers, q; widows >; divorced, 4;
and their habits Of lifc, previous to con-
viction: Incorporate, 2S3; moderate,
30; temperate, 81.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-03
News KtcfNS.

y general strike of the piano makers
of New York City is imminent.
The shoemakers of Albany, belong.
Ing to the St. Crispan society, are on a
strike.
The Terra Gotta works Of D. S.
Brown, at Gloucester, New jersey,
burned on Jan. 80. Loss, $4,000.
The reported rich gold discoveries in
lower California caused comfortable ex-
element at Santiago.
The Chickasaw jockey club of Mem
phis, will hold spring meeting, COM
mencing April 10, continuing four days.
Gutierrez Vega, ex-governor of
Havana, has been banished from the
island of Cuba by order of Marshal Ser
ranO.
Orders were received at the Charles
ton Navy Yard for the discharge. Of / :
800 men in the naval construction de-
partment.
William II. Keith, prominent in coal
interests. and president of the Pittsburg
Gas and Coal company, died at Pitts
burg on the 80.
j. j. Ramsey, well known citizen.
was murdered near Cherokee, Mississip-
pi, Oh the 18th. by negro, who cut his
throat. The assassin escaped.
A little boy four years old, named
William Scabbist, who had been left
alone in bed chamber at Louisville.
caught fire fIom the stove and burned
to death.
4 little boy. son Of Rev Mr.. David,
of the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Nashville. was mortally burt this morn
ing by falling off a scaifold on Broad
street
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c. l.. Morris, Alva Minard, w. e.
Hess, S. C. Jewell, and others too nu-
merous to mention. The population has
been kept up by newcomers, so that it
remains about the same.
Pope Plus, jr., says ''the number of
scholars in attendance this winter is
over 500 in the several Department." of
our schools. Inasmuch as our popula
ton does not reach 900, people at a
distance will understand from the num-
Der of scholars in attendance this win
ter that our people have not been neg
Letting the divine injunction to multi
ply and replenish the earth
The spirit nall which adorned the
north side of tho railroad and served
the company az a passenger depot for a
number Of years has been removed. 1t
stands in the middle Of the street in
front of the residence of d. Mcdonald
It is round. and resembles wooden
cistern made to hold about 100 barrels
of water. IF those spirits who amuse
themselves tipping over our tables and
chairs, and playing the mischief gener-
ally. happen to come this way, they
would greatly cblige US by moving their
meeting house out Of the street to
more retired place.
VIM. Sears has gone to New York.
When he returns. look out for scheap
clothing
Omar Da,.;s, formerly of this place,
now of Battle Creek, Michigan, was in
town this week. He says chewing gum
Is much cheaper in Battle Creek than 1t
is here.
Beeears, impostors, dead beats and
of various kinds are becoming
quite numerous, and few places along
the railroad escapea visit from some of
.hese specimens Of fallen humanity.
We have been especially favored with
hem for some time past. Scarcely a
week passes that we are not called upon
% give something to relieve an object
IF charity Experience has taught Us
hat about half whoa..pply are impostors
confidence men; and that those who are
-eally worthy may not be turned away
without something to relieve them tenn
fellows who tell very improba-
DE stories IS to how they became dead
broke should be subjected to a rigid ex-
animation. and if their stories fail to |
lang together, they shouldbe dismissed
It the point of a sharp-toed boot. In
he language of Mrs. Partincton "if
here is anybody under the canister of
heaven that | have in utter excrescence"
t is these dead beats, impostors, etc,
coing about the country imposing upon
lonest folks.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-03
LEGAL ANEERT'S.
TEVRCSTEE'S SALE.

FENRUSTEE' SALE.
In the matter Of the assignment of Hugh
b. Dickson.
JohnP Hawkins, Trustee
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, trustee of the creditors of Hugh 3.
Dickson, will offer fer sale at pu5lic auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on
7HURSDIT, the 3rd day Of FEBRC1RY,
1870,
at the late hardware store Of said Hugh T..
! Dickson in Brownlce's brick building u
! Plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana, al
the property, both real ana personal. tex
cept the notes and accounts. ASST gncd by
said Dickson to TIE said trustee for the ben
eft of creditors Said real estate being
particularly described as follows: Lots
number twelve (l2), fourteen "a, thirty
six (36), eighiy-one ISL lightweight lSS),
eighty-nine (S9). ninety (90), ninety-si1
(96), and one hundred and seven (l01).
with all the tenements and improvements
thereon, all in Wheelers addition to the
town of Plymouth Also, lots two (2).
seventeen 90, and eighteen TlSl. IN the
continuation OF Brownlee's addition 10
Plymouth, with all the tenements and i'm
prOvemcnts thereon, all in Marshall COUNT.
Indiana.
And personal property rs follows:
TIE ENTIRE H1RD WARE STOCK
And EST-i ENLISTMENT
kno1n as ii. Is. DIckson's hardware store.
with large and valuable stock of iron.
stoves and shelf goods, together with tnc
safe, furniture. and store fixtures, all in
Hrcwnice's brick building in Plymouth
Also the goods, wares, tools, timer tosIa
and merchandise, in the tn shop belonging
to said establishment.
Also, lot of cooper stuff, iuclets,
slaves, &C.
Also, fixtures. stock and furniture of the
photograph gallery lately used by NJ. N.
Faulkner.
Also, one horse, buggy, and two sets liar-
ness, and other articles of personal prop
erty too numerous to mention. Said sale
will commence at 10 o'clock n. m, and
will be continued from day to day if neces-
sary. until completed.
Said property will be kept open fer i'll
spection and examination at all reasonable
times hereafter until tho day of sale
TERMS
Sums of fifty dollars and under. cash Il
hand; all sums over fifty dollars. a
credit of one, FIVE. and nine months will be
given, the purchasers to give notes, with
surety to be approved by the trustee draw
ing interest. and payable without relief
from valuation laws.
JOHN 2. HAWKINS,
dec3G-l7td Trustee.
The above sale is postponud until
TWERSD1I, The :rd day Of March, 1870,
AT the same hour and place.
JOHN p. HAWKINS.
jan27:21td Trustee.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-03
Bourbon Eies,,s.
BOURBON, Jan. 81, 1870.
EDS. DEMOCRAT

BOURBON, Jan. 81, 1870.
EDS. DEMOCRAT:
The quiet of our village was sudden
ly disturbed Thursday by the running
away of Acker & Slough's team Ct hor-
ses. After they had spent their fury,
they came to stop near the planning
mill in the north part Of town, one of
them head over heels ayains. the fence.
No serious damage was done.
There was dog fight in town the
other dav, but it was OF so short dura-
ton that not over half;hc people arrived
III time to see it.
One Of the stoves in the school house
smokes 50 badly that the scholars in
th,t department are frequently obliged
to leave the room before school is dis
missed. At other times the fire is taken
cut and the room becomes SO cold that
the little ones suffer The director
should see that it is fixed at once, no
matter what the cost may be; with the
exception the school is said to be doing
finely.
We were pleased to meet our old
friend Thomas Banks on the street the
other day Not long ago he came near
shutting off his mortal coil from the eff
fects OF injuries received by beng un-
tremendously thrown from wagon to
which was attached a runaway team.
He was badly bruised M, but has SO
FAR recovered as t., be able tobc around,
although unable to perform any kind of
labor.
Corn is so scarce in this part of the
country that farmers and others have
been forced to supply themselves from
the Chicago market
Matt Erwin and George Moore have
gone to the Ear west-Kansas, Nebraska,
&c. If they like the way the land lays
they think of buying all the vacant
land in that region.
The :bcautiful snow" has fallen to a
sufficient depth to make sleighing ex-
cellent. A big sleighride is on the taps
for tonight. plymouth, believe, is the
objective point.
| Jingle. Jingle iIng. let the sleighbells ring,
| As rncrrily we glide along.
Our hearts keep time to the merry chime
| While our voices swell the song. swell the song
Milt. Galentine owns farm neal
Goshen. He was over to see it las;
week, and was so highly pleased that he
decided to build a railroad through it
lie is going to build a town in the cen
ter of it, and is going over again this
week to lay it out. He has promised
us a corner lot on fifth avenue and So,
900 to build a house with as soon as h,
is elected joint representative from st
Joseph and Marshall ! "Shoo fly. don
boddcr mel"
During the past year quite number
of our people have gone off without any
provocation whatever. Among then
are Caleb Davis, w. j. Ball, Danie
Shively, Thomas Copeland, VIM. Mcr
rill, Henry Dillon, j. Il. Clarke, d. i
Beck, David COPY, Omar Davis, sly
Beals, j. z. Houghton, j. w. Thomas
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-03
The New Railroad j..

An election has been called to vote
on the question of appropriation
by Center and West town
ships, towards building the new railroad
west through those townships. We
hope the law on that subject will be
fully understood, and that the people of
thos townships will carefully weigh
the subject before deciding against the
appropriation.
Complaint is made that the expense
of the new court house will SO add to
our taxation as to make our taxes bur
densome That is an error. Every
year our taxable property increases,
and that makes the percentage of taxes
less. Oar taxes this year are five per
cent. less than they were last year.
A levy Of taxes to aid in completing
a railroad can not be lest, bat will be
gain. Let US see:
We cannot be compelled to pay any
tax until 1872 and 1873. The money
,ocs into the county treasury Not
over one per cent can be levied in each
year, and only two per cent altogether.
No part of the money can be paid cut
over one-half, and not that until the
railroad company has first expended an
| equal amount on the road. Next, no
more can be paid than one half until the
road is SO far completed that a
train Of cars passes over the whole line
through the county. Last, the road, to
the amount of money put into it, will
be owned by the county in trust for the
townships taxed, and make so much
more taxable property to aid in paying
taxes and reducing the percentage of
taxation, SO no one will lose anything
by the appropriation. Again, times
are hard, and prices low; and there is
not much market for anything, and
many men are out of employment The
building of the road will set many men
to work in those townships; will create
a demand for our produce; will for
time increase our market and stimulate
our business; and as the road will cost
many thousand dollars moro than the
appropriation, it will throw in circula-
ton right among us, very considerable
sums of money which we now need.
Again, by this appropriation each man
contributes in proportion to his taxable
property towards building up great
thoroughfare to aid in increasing the
taxable property Of the county, as all are
benefited alike, and the more avenues
OF outlet We have the more we cheaper
what we have to buy and bring in, and
the more market we build up for what
we have to sell and send off; and the
more lines of transportation we have the
more competition there is in freights
and the hi her prices we get because it
costs the buyer less to take it away.
Again, the increase OF taxation can
not be felt, because it is so small i'm
proportion to the whole sum that it will
not be noticed If we build the road,
(and we will if the people say SOY at
least 100000 will be expended among
us. IF we tax ourselves $4,000 we
shall pay out among ourselves that same
$40, 900, and SO, 900 of other peoples
money, and add that much to our circu-
la;ion. The people will have paid out
altogether $4,000, and will have