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N@NEwsPAPER bTATEMENTS.
oH0w THE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH.

This is not an age when people believe on trust
whatever they see in the public journals. Fifty or
sixty years ago when the accuracy Of q statement
that had occurred in Of the gazettes or " News
Letters Of the day, questioned, it consid-
be 80, for read it in the newspaper" 1t is not
now. Newspaper assertions must be verified before
they taken for granted and this Is especially the
regards statements setting forth the remedial
properties of proprietary medicines. For example:
IL was not until the tonic and alternative properties OF
Hostetters Stomach Bitters had been deliberately
and thoroughly tested by thousands, and found TO
be In perfect accord with the printed claims put
forth in its behalf, that il was accepted by the
public at large Standard Remedy. But
when multitudes WHO had resorted to IL as o
safeguard against malarious fevers, cure for in
digestion and biiousness, q means Of strengthening
the frame, cheering the spirits and imparting const
tutiona vigor came forward and testified that its
beneficial effects had exceeded their most sangHine
expectations, Of course the world believed To resist
such proofs was impossible. Great care has been
taken from the beginning not to the merits
OF the Bitters. Exageeration and bombast have
been the death OF many preparations that might
otherwise have survived. They were weighed in
the balance and found wanting" Hostetter' 3 Bit
tiers, on the contrary, have never been announced
in grandiloquent language for every bodily
ILL., but simply q pure harmless vegetable specific
possessing remarkable invigorating, regulating,
anti bilious and antiseptic properties. This is
exactly what the public know the medicine to be,
and its enormous sales is an argument in its
favor. p4eo3t&w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

The same Is Is the case with all the modern
books. but the mode Of In 'truction varies SON,
what.
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VALVABLE LOTS fOR sALE.-I hase for sale
LOT ., SQUARE e64.-This lot containa 75so
square feet fronts 6 feet the north aide OF North
Cstreet between sixth and Seventh streets eest on
high ground, 9TH ,co%WsnAins view, and quite
100 feet for the other 20 fest. --'-
LOT 10, SQUARE 447...This lot fronts % feet
east side Of Seventh street west, between ana d
streets north, and lls feet dssH, Pa.e1 alley in
pert Of the city This let will be sold N three par.
cells Of % feet front each, II desired. -
LOT / SUB. OF SQUARE 223.-This Il east half
Of original Lot fronts g feet inches ON street
north, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
west, with depth !averaeelof 81 feet inches, and
y feet inches New York avenue, with depth Of
s. feet by average, making tvo very hne eligible los
They about midway d the sauars on each front,
apd each front Il improved. Fro1 the contiguity to
the Treasury and other public oflces and banking
io FL 3
street, between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth sts.,
and has depth Of l6S feet for a feet ont and 10
feet fer the remaining 20 fest. Occupied BY the Uni.
ted States, Who Ray regular rental for the same.
The titles to these lots pesJecf and the terms
will be made easy. FRED. ". JOINTS,
barboure Law Building,
tmnb-ou 4SO Louisiana avenue.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
Neutrality-suspicious. ROOMS, with without
unfurnished. Apply at No 354 Penn avenue and
"a street, south side. al-3t'
L ARGE FRONT PARLORS AND BEDROOMS
IL for rent on reasonable terms. BOARD for two,
with large Rooms, $40, at No. 315 Pa. av., bet. Sd
and IA SITS. Single Rooms and Board, 925. alt
DLEASANT ROOMssWITH BOARD; REASON
Il able terms; at 230e street, between 23i and
t2ffh streets. IN 29-6tr
THE BEST BOARD In the city can be had at
l. OVERS HOTEL at boarding house prices. As
this house has been newly furnished throughout and
is kept in every respect as first hotel, beard
ers will find ii desirable place. No liquor sold.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PHEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms, to be had ON reasonable terms
at 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street
Goos location and accessible. mh231y
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WOOD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR SRADING AND GRAVEL
I. MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL
WAsniNeToS, ID. c., April l. 1870.
until Y o'clock ,n., FRIDAY, April is. $50 I for
GkADlNG aad CRAWLING the following ma .aed
FIRST WARD.
Twenty sixth street west, from T. to x street
north.
twenty thi I'd street west, from Canal to G street
north
r street north. from Boundary to sixteenth street
SECOND WARD.
street north from Twelfth TO Fourteenth stpeet
L street north, from Twelfth to Fifteenth street
Ninth street west, from II to N street north. and
from p 10 Boundary. - -
THIRD WARD
New Jersey avenue, from New York assnne to
\ FOURTH WARD.
Shth street east, from II to street north.
Second street west, from d to street north.
SIXTH WARD.
Twelfth street east, from I to street south.
street south, from Fifth 70 Seventh street east
SEVENTH WARD
y street south, from New jersey avenue 10 Third
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
ing; the grading to be paid Tor only ons way either
as cutting or hlling-thatN which measures most
Zach street must be bid for separately.
Al surplus earth to be deposited where the Com
Improvements are to be may direct. 'S
The right to reject any or al bids Ii reserved
1ach pid must be accompanied By written guar
sp3lot s. j. BOWEN Hsvor
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A'Uk bALE-A TKACT OF LAND, Continuing
1H acres, consisting of iDtervale and upland
situated four miles from Centre Market, across the
Eastern Dr. anch, the New Cut read leading from
the Race Track across Oxen Run.
This tract lies In Prince George county, bordering
John III Wheeler. - w.
adapted 70 the growth Of early vegetables portion
Is well adapted to celery growing. More than enc
half the tract In arabic, and the soil Ia rood ard
ready Tor Immediate cultivation. -
~ There are two upfailing springs Of water on the
place, ana Q nne building ute. COMMANDING An az
tensive view Of the river and surroundina eouotr1
There 10 Q small cabin upon the place. - -
/ mn Du.. - .-El.tss No. S19 7th street. !,
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PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE.

o@sses Sssr'nssndsni o~a Isssscto, Of S,rers Car
Halt WashtnEios, -. C., MareA 81. no So ny
Sealed RroPosals will be received al the Mayors
constructing q Wooden Bridge acrosa the Canal ~
its intersection with Sixth street west accorinr ~
plans and specifications to be seen at the One ~ ee
Superintendent and Inspector Of Sewers, &C. ~
The right b reserved By the Mayor TO reject anv
'api-st supsrintesdsnt af ssxssS,
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G,REAT RRDUCrIONI

GREAT REDU0TIosl
Good New GUITARS. % SO; ACooRproNs
- and ~ so; vIOLKNS, with how 80
~ so PIANOS and everything else ssyR5E
q. L. WILD BRO -
mhSl-St.l No. $50 llth g., BET. Pa av and K M
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y tSining All modern improvements, on = street,
Pet ND snd LIN Il ia9urs Of Hrs ROBERT
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HOE RkETzTwo new, three stories, back build
brick fronts, with marble window heads and sils
brown stene base and steps, marble mantels gas:
and cold water In bath room and ktrhAs. II rooms.
situated on Rhode Island avenue, bet 18th and i6tb
streets Inquire at ..1svS 18th street
One s. above dwellings, has recently been let 10
..ie Hon; Jas. w. Marshall, First Assistant Post
master General. nos-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

From the publishers, for sale in this city by
Mohun & Bestor, we have the following: Ha-
The Annual of Scientific Discovery; or Year
Book in Science and Art for 1870. Edited by
Prof. Trowbridge, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. Boston: Gould & Lincoln. This
admirable year book has become an indispen-
sable to those who wish to keep the run Of the
progress made in science and art and the Inn
portant discoveries and improvements Of the
year, and have not the requisite time to obtain
such knowledge through laborious research.
The volume for 1870 shows no falling of from
its useful predecessors; indeed In SOME speciali-
ment Is the best We have seen.
From the publishers, for sale in this city BY
VIM. Ballantyne, We have the following:
An Old-Fashioned Girl BY Louisa NJ. Alcott
Boston: Roberts Brothers. This IL capital OF
course the "Old Fashioned Girl" is very different
from the Girl Of the Period, but she ID q charm
s se9 Of &. hs = h.
the liveliest best-told stories We have come
across In dozen years reading. Mh~Alc0tt's
excellent, but this 10 delightfully good al the
way through. -fl.lEF'g 90 100 -
From Parker & RusseI's We have: -< =
Mans Rights; or How would you Like It |?
Comprising Dreams. By Annie Denton Cridge
Boston william Denton. An amusing and
pointed brochure upon the prominent question
Of the day, by lady Of this city. a
INC Puoiioucfb, Sale III tuLS CITY Dy
Joseph Shillington, We have the following; h
Why Did He Marry Her. By Miss Eliza A.
Dupuy. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson q Bros.
Miss Dupuy is favorits writer for the Nev York
Ledger, and this story will have undoubtedly Q
large circle Of readers and admirers- 80 -
Lost Sir Nassineherd. Romance Of Reel
Life. BY the suthor ofssCarlyons Year J" % One
Of the Family" &c. Phiiadeiphia: T. B.
Peterson s. Bros. ,,,....,,
Hans Breitmann In Church, with other new
ballads. BY Charles g. Leland. Philadelphia
Il. b. Peterson s. Bros 49,. =. ~ = % 81
The Base BAH Player. BY Henry Chadwick
New York: Beadle & Co. This n the ninth
annual edition OF this publication, with 8. ne
rules and averages" III =
From the publishers we have % - - 2
The Guide to Williams & Packard's system
Of Penmanship, for Teachers and Adopts. New
York: Slote, Woodman Co.
From @. Bohn, Of this city, We have: "a
Thompson's Improved System or Practical
Business Pepmanship. New York: Doran &
FogTaty. The modern system Of instruction
in penmanship, with its definite rules, founded
on philosophic principles, 10 nearly Is great an
Improvement upon the old system, as pho
biography Is upon the old system Of stenography.
The two series above mentioned are both good,
the formation Of the letters being generally much
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-April ID, between the War Department
IL and 18th street, SILVER GALYANIZED
WATCH, for which suitable reward will be paid /,
IL delivered at the Quartermaster Gen1s Once 1t
I OST-Last night, at the Calvary Baptist Church,
IL MINK FUR COLLAR. The finder will please
leave il with the sexton, Mr.. Frank, or at 11O4
street. ap4-2tr
DEWARD 32O-Strayed stolen from 2lst st :,
IL bet. and Z, black MICH cow star in
forehead; thick horns, turned up. Also, BUfFA-
10 HEIFER; red and white; ears clipped. PAT'K
SULLIVAN, 2lst ST., bet. B and o. ap43ts
q IN REwARD-Lost, this morning, coming
- u from the Navy Yard, I and two new E
CENT NOTES. The finder will receive the above
reward and thanks Of the owner by leaving il at
No. 419 L street, between IA and 9th streets,
Island. ap2-2t@
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books, but the mode OF In 'uuction varies SON
what.
N%MEMBERs, TICKETS FOR WASHING
u3 TON CITY BOATING CLUB ready at Office
OEecretsry, Sl9 9TH street, OF posite Post Once.
~ ~ THOS. Z. WAG9AMAN. Secretary.
rs cH1sS.-Al! persons inter sd in thus noole
uS geDe sre cordially invited to attend meet
M for the organisation Of club, 20 be held THIS
EyEHtn9, atI ,; m, at No. 932 street bstyeen
sh and 10Th streets. COMMITTEE.
0rFIHE RKPUBLIUAN CLUB or THE
u3 SECOND WARD will hold the first of GO
r1ea OF weekly meetings on WEDNESDAY. ct Ia
o'clock p N. at Liberty Hall. 10th street, near B..
By order Of President O. ii PETERS.
ap4ar ISAIAH A. ROSS, Sec.
M INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN, RE
US FORM ASsOClATlON=Am meeting OF thi!
association will be held ct Union League Hall
TUESDAY EVENING, April 5th, at o'clock.
Able speakers will address the meeting.
WILLIAM DIXON, President
p BENZ. NJ. MCCOY, Secretary. api It
~ PENNsYLVANIA REPUBLICAN, AS
US sOCIATiON.--An important business meet
hG of the Pepnsyva anita Republican Association will
be held At Liberty Hall corner Of 7th and street:
the members are requested to S ss HTssssnt ;.,.
r. A. McMCRRAY, Sec. 1t
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The Census Bureau,

We reproduce the following special to the
Cieago Tribune:
a WAsurNGTox, November 21.-It would
1nem that the stories in regard to the re-
( <notion of the force in the Census Bureau
nWo NO foundation whatever. The labor
- that department has but just begun when
SGl1nxns Of the census-takers are all in. The
u array Of statistics has to be overhauled,
E6neralized and classified, which, in itself,
= fho welk of years. General Walker has
- ct work four hundred clerks, whose
1rvices win be indispensable for months to
@onne. Tho Superintendent is of opinion
- the census is not as complete or as ac-
nxznte as it should be, nor can correct one
4pw be taken until the laws are made bet
although the present system is much
eeter than the old one. Thus it is stated
1nnt one of the ways in which
opviOus counts have been taken
- for the United States Marshal, or
10Dn1istant, to station himself in a promi-
! pesitiOn in q county town, on election
Or at some other general gathering of
- people, and call on those present to
enc up, give their names and names of
HIonbers Of their own and their neighbors'
families as well. In this way some local.
A1sg were enumerated three or four times
sDUHe. This practice especially prevails in
AAGouthern States. This department is in
seesiOn of several advertisements, cut
/, - newspapers, where marshals have re-
I'd people to como to his Office, Or the
boes Of his subordinates, and give such in
&mation of themselves and families as might
1exequired by this potent officer Of the gov
eminent. The practice has been most effectu-
ally broken up, and numbers of other
equally outrageous abuses reformed. Gen
"a Walker is Of opinion that if the people
Nnnt good census they should instruct
nir representatives to enact better laws.
4hat Il whore the whole difficulty lies
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Burns NJ. Walker vs.. Lnvinia Walker

Burns NJ. Walker W. Lavinia Walker
Tavinia Craig, wife of Robert R. Walker)-
Fourth District Court for the Parish OF
Orleans-Eo. A,4l0.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhonse
streets in the Second District Of this city, on
SATURDAY the twenty fourth Of December, 1870;
at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
prapetC:EER II LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements there
on, aud an rights and P,iyiileses thereto to
this City in the square bounded BY St;
Charles flate Eayades), Terpsichore, Prytania and
Euterpe streets, and measuring in American
measuring fifty five feet front on said st. Charles
(late Eayades} street, by . depth of one hundred
and Eve feet font on Terpsichore street, Of which
plan number ffty:ave, in the office Of s. Magner,
notary public In this city. Being the same proper
ty ACQUIRED by the defendant by purchase from
Michael Aspil per act of sale thereof passed be-
fore r c. Cuveller, notary public n this city, on
the twentieth Of September, 1866
Seized IN the shove suit.
Terms-Cash on tho sRot .,,v
noe3 del a Sheriff ef 10 Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

ARGYLE LANDTNG-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
3246 bales cotton 70 sks cotton seed and sundries
1891 SKIS corn 50 bbls pork 30 bxs candles aud
dry produce
BAYOU SARA-Steamer W Pike---5s bales cot.
ton 95 hhds sugar 3l8 bbls molasses and s,indrles
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS La Belle-ll3 hhds
sugar bbls sugar 3l5 bills molasses and sundries
LOBDELLS STORE-Steamer Bart Able-2 bales
cotton 1876 hhds sugar 5 bbls molasses 80 half bills
molasses and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Belle of Alton-43l bales
cotton 10 hhds sugar 10 bbs mOlasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Stesmer Rose Franks-l63 bbls
mOlasses SO hhds sugar POT bbls rice and sundres
By THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, November A--897 bales cotton
and sundry produce
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
November 2-30 bales cotton Is. bbls mOlasses 108
bids sugar Is half bbls mOlasses 40 SKIS seed cotton
and sundrieS
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Monetary--Co Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICK OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
TuURspAf EVENING, November "a, 1870.

4 N.
THURSDAY EvKSING. November "a. 1870 !
Tba money market is still very stringent,
but not more SO than has been the case for
some weeks past. In fact, on the street, oc-
casi0nal transactions are made on frst-class
collaterals at figures q shade easier than
quotations. At banks the demand for
Accommodations is very good, amounting to
fully if not more than their available means.
The street rates are lG1A per cent per
month for AL notes secured by unquestion-
able cOllaterals; IL for good do, and l " a
for AL business paper without cOllaterals.
Gold Opened.at IllA a liz, with no tele-
grams from New York, the day being OBJ
served there as holiday, and closed at
11lA a. The market was weaker in con-
sequence Of the anticipation of better sup
ply of cash gold within the next day or
two through the treasury sale of 100000
tomorrow and the receipt of shipments
at 1ll34; $500. $1,000, $500, $4,000 and
$4,000 at 112; $4,000 at Ill y q lI2, and
$1,000 and $500 at 1925. In silver we no
tice sales of a small amount in American
halves at I09ls and $1,000 at 100.
The movement in foreign exchange was
of moderately fair extent, the sales Of ster-
ling embracing about $1,000, of which
$1,000 bill of lading at 1873 a 40, f450O at
12O. - bill of lading and clear at l2O0
I~U7Ss LIcVV, ISuVV Nutl AHVuV VII VI AftuluS
at 1904, $4,000 clear at 1908, Ell 600 bill of
lading at 100 a 100, $4,000 at 1904 a 1908,
$4,000 and $4,000 at zoos. and ESQ bank
flor remittance) at 1919.
Domestic exchange was quiet and weak.
The banks drew on New York at Va a g v
cent discount, mostly the latter, and the
sales included $4,000 commercial sight on
New York at ZIG " discount, SO, 900, $l3,-
900 and $4,000 COMMERCIAL and $4,000 and
$4,000 private bankers at Il, $4,000 one
days sight at GIG, and $4,000 sight on
Philadelphia at ".
We still quote "a per cent discount for
bank gold checks on New York.
A small number Of Sugar Shed shares
sold al the advanced rate OF 1913, and Bar
barin Gas Light Company lat auction) at
$205. 1t was afterward offered at $3.50,
and we heard as low as $3.50, but no further
sales came within our notice.
Seven hundred dollars new city seven per
cent bonds were reported at 1884, and $500
at 74ss.
We note sale of $500 Fiscal Agency GER
tificates July l6l at 1914. Dealers bought
these at 81 8als, according to date; asked
S2aS3
In warrants. $1,000 new State sold at y,
and $1,000 new Metropolitan Police Gate last
night at 81. $1,000 State certificates of in
debtedness changed hands at 81, and $1,000
at 64A
Dealers rates for city treasury notes were
% per cent discount buying. and 20 selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-25

6OOA REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN, ON
0ZVV Thursday nigh, twenty seventh Zoe
t0ber q small POCKET BOOK, containing five
prOmissory notes etc, viz:
one note of +. C. Morehead l. Co.. per pro John
Chaffe in favor of E. NJ. Ivens Co., Endorsed, and
dated August H. 1870, at six months, for $l4D
One note of j. 0. Landry Co.. in their favor, in
dorsed and dated October ~, 1870 at thirty days,
for 1921 IS.
One mortgage note of James z. Campbell in his
favor Endorsed. and dated February Is, 1857, for
$3.50, extended, and reduced by credits to s 1000.
Two mortgage notes of james Cloney, in his ia
yor ndorsed and dated July II, 1866 for 1908 80
each and reduced by $500 paid on one. and both
extended and past due.
One due bill Of J. o. Landry 4 Co. INSCRIBED on
the reverse of their business card in favor OF s.
II, Davis Jr for $50, and which has been paid in
full.
Also. tribe in money currency.
The above reward w be paid on delivery of the
promssory notes at the Office of the New Orleans
Picayune and no questions asked. The loss was
' s. H. DAVIS, JR.,
no2o2421 155 st. Charles street.
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

N. j. and p. G. Bigley VI. Steamboat
Bossier, her tackles, ETC., and property on board
I'm THR UNITED STATES DIS TRICT COURT
i District of Louisiana, No. 9629.-Ih obedience to
admiralty warrant, to me directed in the ABOVE
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pos
session
The steamer BOSsIER. her tackle, ETC.. and prop
erty on board, now ibeled by N. J. and p G. Big
ley, for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending in the District Court Of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
having pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trct Court United States for the District afore
said to be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
before the third Monday of December, 1870 TO show
cause. If any they have or can, why the said steamer
and property should not be condemned and b
sold agroeabty to the prayer Of hbelants.
United States MarshaPs Once, New Orleans.
B. PACKARD.
no1e - - - VniteA 6te&ea NaeohAl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-25
south Carolina is ono of the States

8outh Carolina is one of the States to
ut . United States Senator. Senator
s6ertsons term expires in next March,
: - ~ is candidate for reelection. The
A1rnsy General Of the State, Mr.. Cham
n1ain, is candidate. Mr.. Neagle, the
4nptEoller General, wants to 60 the Sen
- ana Mr.. Cardozo, the Secretary of
= colored man, is also reported to de-
- A election. The Republicans have a
80 majority in the Legislature, and are
- 70 elect whoever they agree upon in
enubm. It has been reported that ex-
lsnGressman Whittemore would try to go
9enate, but his nauo is scarcely NEIL
- now.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-25

To illustrate the necessity for GOODNESS
aWing action, an anecdote is related of a
Uto6 officer who produced an excellent
eGect upon whole column of men under
60 by carrying an order quietly through a
- bOmbardmentw with cigar between his
- And similar story is told of an Off
Z insone OF the battles before Metz. His
$500 steady them till he saw soldier
n1kfn9. He was struck by the effect pro-
1nood on his own mind, and was wise
agh 70 walk mp to the man and ask him
r Is would give him light for his cigar.
Chura6e IL as infectious as fear.