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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-28
OFFICE OF THE SILVER VAULT

OFFICE OF THE SILVER VAULT
" TUNNEL AND MINING COMPANY, Room
No. % Hayward's Building. No. 419 California
street. San Francisco, California.-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Silver Vault
Tunnel and Mining Company will be held at the
office OF the company, in this city, on THURS
O'Clock P. m. of said day, for the purpose of
electing Trustees to serve for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction of any other business
that may properly come before the meeting.
Transfer books will be closed on July 5th, 9Th
and It'll. 1870.
je20-td JOS. L. KING. Secretary.
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rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN A. PAX.
Il TON ESQ, Agent Of the Bank Of California,
holds my power Of attorney and is authorized to
collect all debts due me In White Pine County.
Persons owing the house Of CHARLES KOHN,
Treasure City, are notified to make immediate
settlement. or legal proceedings will be CON-
menced TO obtain all claims,
CHAs. KOHE.
Treasure city, March 10. 1870. sprfs II
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Company Meetinss.

MONTE BELLO SILVER lining
Nl COMPANY. - Notice. - Public notice il
hereby given that there will be a general meet.
ing Of the stockholders of the said corporation
held at the Office of d. W. Perley on TUESDAY,
July 8, 1870, at 10 o'clock q. m, for the purpose
Of electing officers until the first Monday Of
May, 1871. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
je27-td CHARLES STEIN, Secretary.
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BEE. 10. Every person. Arm or association
having q place OF business 10 this city, engaged
In the business of banking. loaning money, buy
ing aud selling exchange. receiving on deposit
bullion or coin, shall pay monthly In advance,
tan 1901 dollars.
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SEC. ie. For carrying on the business Of
Keeping . livery stable, whore horses, mules, or
other animals, or vehicles are kept for sale OF
hire, per month in advance, two dollars and
atty cents [s2.5ol.
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Z II. For keeping n salosn, bar or booth.
or shed, or any place where malt or distilled ID.
quors or wine Of any kinds. or any LIQUID bey-
ssages are sold in smaller quantities than by the
quart bottle, each place, saloon or bar, per month
IN advance, two dollars and nifty cents f$2. sol.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

SIC. IT. Every person. nrm or association
engaged In the business of transporting letters
or other packages. forwarding and carving buI.
lion. coin or freight, from the town Of Treasure
City to any other place. and who have a place OF
business in the city, or an agency therein, shall
pay monthly In advance for q license to conduct
such business. two dollars and hfty cents
fs2.60l.
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SIC. 10. For carrying on the business Of sell,
ing. by retail or wholesale. except as otherwise
provided In this Ordinance, any wines, liquors,
groceries. jeweiry. books, stationery. drugs,
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SEC. Is. For carrying on the business VI sell.
ing real estate or personal property. by public
onfcry or vendae, whether 10 the highest or
lowest bidder. per month in advance. two dollars
and nifty cents f$2.6Ol.
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SEQ. Is. For each restaurant, clearinghouse,
chop-house, coffee, oyster or other refreshment
saloon. booth, shed. stand, or other place Of en-
tertainment, per month in advance, two dollsrs
and nifty cents IS2.50l. Provided. when wines,
malt or spirituous liquors are sold by the glass
or bottle, to be drank on the premises. in any
hotel. restaurant. eating house, coffee. oyster or
other r~efreshment saloon, booth. shed, stand or
other place of entertainment, or in any bocrding
or lodging-house, the owner or occupant shall
take out and pay for q separate license to sell
such wines. malt and spirituous liquors, per
l$2.50l.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-10
LYONS PORTABLE FURNACE,
Patented April IL, 1870.

TTANTED - MEN WHO WANT TO
w MAKE MONEY-Here is an oppor-
tunity for making money rarely pre-
scented in lifetime have got the best
and surest selling article ever invented,
that every bousekeeper buys on sight. 1t
is a sma Furnace, Weighing only six
pounds. that can be used with or without
3 stove. 1t will 1T in the holes of any
sized stove or range, and will do as much
work with one quart of fuei-charcoal
chips, coke, corncobs, wood, or soft coal
can be done On any stove with one-hElf
busheI 1t will boil three gallons of water
In ten minutes with less than one quart of
fuel. It will boil, hroiI, roast, toast, bake.
and stew. 1t is the best fiat-iTon heater In
the world. Its economy in saving fuel is
marvellous. You have no smoke, gas, or
heat in the room. 1t sells the year round.
Retail price only 81 IS. Thousands are
sold every week. Any man with q small
capital can clear from SO to $40 per day by
owning the right of any good county, and
q whole State rs of tncaIculable worth to a
man of enterprise. I will send q pie
Furnace to any part of the United states
on receipt of 81 rs. Address for circular
and full particulars,
CASPER NJ. JONES. Agent.
Office at JOHN SCAN1 LIN q cos
Stoves and House Furnishing Goods, oil
Main Street. opposite the Court House.
Evansville, Indians where the Furnace
is In operation.
p. ST. Will prosecute every man to the
fullest extent Of the law who offers for
sale one of my Patent Furnaces without
authority from me. MAIL I'm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-10
The committee on nominating off
GERS for the ensuing year, reported as
fnllnur.

The committee on nominating Off
GERS for the ensuing year, reported as
follows:
NOMINATION OF OFFICERS.
The Committee appointed to nominate
officers for the ensuing year, submit the
following report:
For President-Wm NJ. Cheever, D. D.,
Terre Haute.
For Corresponding Secretary-J. ii. v.
Smith. IL dianspalis.
.s.bor TreasUTer-William @. Smock, In.
dianapoIis.
For YTce- Presidents.
LIST Dlst.-John McMasters, d. D., Prince
ton.
I'd Dist.-George P. Huckeby, New AL
bany.
Sd Dist.-wiIIiam Guthrie. Madison.
4th Dist.-Aaron Sine. Rockville.
9Th Dist-A. b Morey, franklin.
9th Dist.-James b. MILKY, Esq, Bloom
nh Dist.-A. +. Wise, Charlottesville.
Sth DIST j. w. Bomgarner, Pend eton.
9th Dist.-A. S. Evans, Fort Wayne
10Th Dlst.-S. =. Morris. Warsaw.
18th Dist.-John Brownie d, South Bend.
ETec1EtiUe Committee.
LIST Dlst.-S. L. BiDkley. Mount Vernon.
I'd Dist Abel Hall. Jacksonville.
Sd Dist.-Wm. Smith, Moorefield
4th Dist.-Charles + Cofh q. Richmond.
9th Dtst.-John w. Ray, Indianapolis.
9th DtSf.-S III. Potter. Terre Haute.
9TH Dist.-Rev. D. B. Slime, Lafayette.
Sth Dist.-Asenath Nixon. Kokomo.
9th Dist w. Heaton, Knightstown.
| 10th DisL-Z. C. SchulZe, Kedelvflle.
1 18th D1st.-H. A. GllIett, Valparaiso.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-10
ENPUBIIOGN DISTRICT CONVENTION

A Mass Convention of Republicans Will
be held at
Princeton, on Thursday, June 16. 80,
At one O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
making Congressional and Judicial nomt-
nations, and transacting such other BUSH
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
Each county Will be entitled to cast its
vote in the Convention in proportion to its
Republican strength.
The Republicans in the various coun.
Ii'S OF the First Congressional District are
REQUESTED to send a full representation.
Fapefs friendly to the cause are re-
quested to copy. By order of the
Eek Com. 1sT CoNG. DIST.
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p A TENT rs

Inventors who wish to take out Letters
Patent are advised to counsel with MUM
g. CO.. editors of the Scientific American.
who have prosecuted claims before the
Patent Office for over Twenty Years.
Their American and European Patent
Agency is the most extensive In the
world. Charges less than any other Teli-
able agency. A pam Dhlet containing full
instructions to Inventors is sent gratis.
MUM & CO., 81 Park Row, N. I.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-10
THE STATE SABBATH SCHOOL con.
VENTION.
Proceedings Of Thursday.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
THURSDAY, June 9th, 1870.
The Convention met at 8 o'clock.
Devotional exercises of half an hour,
led " Or. Fisk. Of Green Castle, and
participated in by Revs. McCord,
Wiley, Parks. Carter and Mrs. Chas.
Coffin.
The Corresponding Secretary pre-
sented his AIRn.al Report as fol-
lows:
CORRESPONDING sEcRETARy'5 REPORT.
Number of reports received...........-.. asa
Number of Officers and Teachers en-.
Average atfendance OF Oficers and
Teaches S..~..D 80 .. - $40
Number of Scholars enroIled............ 62,49S
Average attendance of Scholars. 44,79O
Number of Scholars making profess
sion OF ,o20
Number of volumes in Library 81 ,5S3
Number of papers and pamphlets
Amt OF benevolent contributions. sl2,722
Respectfully submitted,
DIR. j. j. WRIGHT,
REV. ]. II. ". SMITH.
The Treasurer's Report was read:
TBEAsURER's REPORT.
TeIegraphfng from Richmond TO the
Iowa Convention. ...........-........ u o.
Postage, Stationery and AdvertE-
Deficit at last report...... 13s St
9na eth g.ln.-ns s minutes - ..s. 200 q
as Il
by mo Sadn rom uoaeos.om - ...~ s2s II
In.be treasury 81 q
I r OsGOOn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-10
A MODEL, HOUSE.

Beng cripple. have made house plan
ming a special study. One built last sea-
son has proved q model of convenience,
beauty, and economy. Descriptive circu-
lars of Plans, Views, etc, with general in
formation of value to all, sent free. Ad-
dress with stamp or script If convenient
GEO. j. COLBY, Architect, Waterbury,
Vermont.
GAI,RNAaRE Wansesa in paying bust
On UGCN VI DIV ness. 8. KENNEDY, Ala
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
TILE HUMAN MACHINE. = n w
tx BOOK. - Free for stamp. TAR
RANT & CO., New York.
"TELL-PLACED LOVE.-Essays for
w Young Men, free, in sealed enveI-
opes. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phil
adelphias Pa. mh4t
MOIlsTACHES forced 70 grow in
sent for 80 cts. Address b. RICHARDS
Box /, 1856, New York Post ONCE.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08

y WIFE IN DISTRESS.-'Pray tell
me, my dear what is the cause of
those tears ?
'Oh such a disgrace y
What is it, my dear. don't keep
me i'll suspense
oh have opened one of your
letters supposing it to be addressed
to myself. 1t certainly does look
more like Mrs. than Mr.
Is that all What harm can there
be in wife's opening her husbands
letters p
mo harm in the thing itself, but
the contents F.! Such disgracer
who has dared to write me q
letter unfit to be read by my wife !"
'Oh no; it is couched in the most
chaste and beautiful language. But
the contents the contents .
Here the wife buried her face in
her handkerchief, and commenced
Sobbing aloud, while the husband
eagerly caught up the letter and
commenced reading the epistle that
had nearly broken his wiic's heart.
1t was Il bill from the printer for
three years subscription for the
newspaper.
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tSc Bscnuc.~ Pnin t&iiIiug
MAGIC OIL.
1T works like u Charm. '

'hal9U hrldachc' Use Ecuue's Magic Ol
IIaEu routm,be Use Ecme- Magic oil
lIngF Fuuurpulgml Use Rcmue's Magic oil
I#HEou oulhrumatism' Use Rcnuc'- Magic Oll
Inv 10ll .orr throat l'-o ljcnne's Magic on
hN' sou ,rmticol Use Rcnnc's Magic ph
ll#t sou % bruised Use Rcmc'- Magic oil
H..efou rump-' t'sc Rruuc's Magic oil
Hatr}o. hol morbuz' Use Rcuues Magic OF
Hoe $40 mcucss' Use Rcuuc's Magic oil
IN'tu uu Best Family Remedy, to cure ull
"lH. ol puu, Nou ever uicd
It'..'rlu. safe aud delicious to use. aud II
|.taa. hilhuIly,it win do tou eood.
bHuUous uu oarh bottle. Buy il of the
N". or merchant Vh,r yon trade, IT
.'.' W'' mot eot ON baud they viii srnd
.H.i 1uut request aud -cll you Gcouiuc
"..r lWu Nllus Magic OD. ut the manu-.
''''Ihnr. lowest price Ut retail,
~ Sold ly Druggists, Merchant. and Gro
U.S. lIi. put upiu three sizes, aud called
'.IAIh size, Medium Size. aud Large Family
.' '"lllrs WIN. RENNE,
Sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer.
lirpruln MASS,
''.d 900 bradford by H. q. pny and Grolg,
'..HNd Willard l,ro'., utlud. kc,,. n
N.sbwN. Chase y baker ricrmon
''.. llh'., W,.t taulcc. luI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08

BONNER IN HARLEM LANE.-The
New York correspondent of the
Boston journal writes
| saw Bonner on the road the
other day. 1t is one of the sights of
New York. He comes late on the
road, but his coming is watched for
with great eagerness by all class
es. He is very systematic, and can
usually be seen turning into the
Eighth avenue about o'clock.
His pleasure never interferes with
business his days work is squarely
done before he leaves for his stables.
Dexter is the favOrite with the pub
lie, and they are usually gratified,
especially on a pleasant afternoon.
Other horses have had their brush
and have been led off foaming to the
shed. The paZzas of all the hotels
that line the road are crowded with
horsemen, and the windows with
friends. Spectators with their
teams draw up on the side of the
road to await the great event of the
day. Bonner makes his appearance
at a slow pace, apparently indifter.
cnt to the impression produced.
lie watches to see that the coast is
clear. BY common consent when
Bonner appears the road is cleared.
a Dacotah Indian might take les
sons OF Bonner in his yellS. AS
Dexter starts on his course, his driv.
er can be heard halt mile off.
The excited throng shout, "That's
Bonner and all come to their feet.
| The team rnshes by with the fleet
ness of the wind, and is out of sight
in an instant. The trotting of DeX-
ter cannot be described. He moves
as no other horse moves he is the
poetry OF motion. He does not
sprawl. th.ow his feet out, or fling
them around, but seems to slide out
of himself, giving the idea that any
amount of speed can be obtained.
He is never exhausted, there is no
eXertion, there is "a reserve of speed
that is peculiar. Go as fast as he
will, his hoots can be as distinctly
seen as when he is on slow trot.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08

\ c0untryman in u Detroit factO.
ry bet the engineer IA dollar that he
could sicze the ny.wheel, and hold
it. lie sliced it, and was picked up
on pile of bricks outside the build.
ing, with window sash for a neck.
tie.
Don't speak i'll words Of old maii is.
They are the true angels who have
refused to make men miserable by
marrying them.
General B. i. Butler is said to be
dramatized III the title role of "
French play called "rle Ficud of
New Orleans"
A grave.diggcr in Marysvillc, Cal.
ilornla, has gone crazy. Twice he
has escaped from his keepers, and
been found in the cemetery resur.
recting his former interments.
A witty exchange says that Brig.
ham Young, thongh no soldier, has
commanded considerable infantry
for u man of his age.
People of Wyoming don't know
whether to call their female judgea
.jmsticess of the peace or " justice Of
the peacess. r.a
Nilsson iscallcd the most generous
prima donna ia Europe. She has
lately built u church in her own
country, Sweden, and has given
each of six brothers and sisters -
farm.
JEFF Davis has been chosen q yes.
tryInan of the Church of St kiaa.
rus, at Memphis. The pector is the
Rcv. John y. Wheat, who lost two
sous in the Confederate service.
Mcfarland has gone TO Madison,
Wis.
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the quiet little cemetery. At mid

IIIt qtI1tC I1ttIt ceTnttery. AC WFI'
night, the carcass of the slain beast
was quietly buried on the lot where
was intended to be given the exhibi.
tiOn, but which was never accom-.
plished. There is a terrible respon
sihility resting upon some one. which
should be thoroughly investigated,
and the guilty parties be brought to
a speedy and quick punishment.
The lions are the same ones which
nearly cost Professor Charles White
his life two years ago, while travell-
ing with the Thayer & Noyes party,
and were known to be very dan.
gerous cage of animals.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08
PROBATE COU RYS.
bradford District. 1869. .I-7O.

bradford District. 1869, lao.
Dt.HAlE COURTS % hc holden within
HaA lnr Tine Dlatlirt ul Bradford. for the
t0I ensuing. a- tulluW-, viz:
AttBe IroitcI House in Bradford,
'#c second Iursday- of January, May,
dH't #d September, lSan.
Atthc Hotel in East torinth, ON
'. oul Juo.duN- OF February, june, Au.
-N' aHd Nu,cmbrr, 1870.
AJtHc Probate Oilicc in NcwburN,
second Tuesday of MareL, and Oc,o-
Is,U.
Atthr Probate Office, West Fair.
fbr second Tuesday, iu Dec Whrr. 1861
t". tH second Tuesday IN AprlI $50.
ALNAll BEAN, Register
N"tfalTlr VI. Dec /, lS09.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08

\ certain professor of college in
northern New England famous for
his readiness at repartee, was stay.
ing last autumn over night with II
ShlcWd old farmer of a caviling turn
of mind. when the conversation
turned upon the unusual ireShet
which had done so much damage.
The host drNly declared that his
minister prayed on the previous
sunday that the Lord would send
rain. And said he, 'hc was alto.
gcther too earnest, and So overlid
the business that the whole country
is Hooded and great damage has
been done 'Why, then instantly
replied the professor, don't you do
your own praying, and have things
ordered to your exact satisfaction
An Irish corporal, no now and
then INDUCED in a roggin of right
good potern, was thus accoStcd hy
his captain, whilst standing ut ease,
pat, what makes your nose 80 red 2
PHASE Yer honor, | always blush
when | spakcs to an officer
Mankind has been learning for six
thousand years, and yet how few
have learned that their fellow beings
are rs good as themselves.
A girl out West is studying law
and intends 20 practice. \ lawyer
after trying to trightrn her, at last
asked her if she was not afraid of
losing her reputation ? She instant.
ly asked him if lawyers had any
reputation to losc'
At Ottumwa, Iowa, u nice young
man put II sheet around him to scare
u Duichman. Some one asked the
Young man aitcrward what allied his
black eye, and he said he had re.
cciyed bad rews from Germany.
Indiana has u daughter named
Louisa Siratton, of Cass County
who challenges any man in the state
to plowingcmatch with her. The
conditions arc that each shall drive
a twohorsc team and hold the
plow.
All the Chicago editors want to
marry Lillian Edgarton, and are
getting divorces from their present
wives for that purpose. Some ol
them are going to be disappointed
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08
P0Fher's Pricdte Secretary.

El1ldlu winch Is DuI niue KNOW II,
and which you will not find in books,
but one which nevertheless had a
great effect on her dcStinicS,
About the beginning Of this cen
tury, while the Revolutionary wars
were raging communication in cl~
phcr was naturally very prevalent;
and ingenuity was taxed 10 the ut
most ON one hand to invent, and ON
/ the other to detect, the medium used
i'm secret correspondence. Asa rule,
the deciphcrer had beaten the ci-
pheT and no known method was Sc
/ cure of dctccti0n.-lf conventional
/ signs merely were used, the rccur-
renee of the different symbols gave
I a key easily followed out. Some
ingenious spirits correspond 10y ref.
crcuCe TO the pages and lines of
particular editions of hooks--mtth-
odS. although they might preserve
the secret, disclosed what was often
quite us dangerous, the fact of Il
secret, am about to tell YOU OF u
plan which tor a long time was not
only undctected but m>u>pcctcd.
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decent on England. The greatest
l'i''I", Ions were "oSciN'" Wy til'
En9''>h 29N'Ii''nc'II III I'G'lu 10
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08

On one occasion John Randolph
rcSOrtcd to Il curious and novel STRAIT
egCm to gain the attention of the
House. After midnight, when most
of the members had composed them.
selves 10 sleep as best they might,
Randolph begins to utter "A d,scon-
ncctcd fauaso Of long words, ap.
propos to nothing in the universe.
Gradually the house aWokc and
looked with wondering eyes upon
the orator, SuppC sing him mad.-
HIS purpose thus answered he turn
ed suddenly on an honest Dutch
member from New York, who never
Nenturrd anything more than a
Jealous Neaor may pointed his slow
unmoNng finger at him. and cried
in his shrill, deliberate tones: ".And
now. Mr, Speaker, the honorable
gentleman from New York denies
the truth OF what have been say.
ing " Good gracious e. sputtered
forth the mystiled Dutchman Nh
Speaker, have done nothing ol
the kind y The House, now thor
oughly aroused, shook with mex
haustible laughter.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08

the answers went to Fleet street, to
the charge of a very notorious for
eign agent. But if our friend had
not been fool enough to leave his
halfsheet in his desk, we might
have grOped in vain for the mystery.
Beaumont disappeared that night
and was never heard of again at
the Admiralty. 1t transpired after
wards that some accomrlice had
warned him of the experts visit to
the Admiralty, and his inquiries
in Jersey. He had made an attempt
to get admittance to his room, but
was scared by the sounds he heard,
and contrived to escape to France.
The lady who acted the sister, and
who visited the Admiralty, party to
put the authorities off their guard,
and probably also to interchange
the key to the cipher, was a Paris
ian celebrity who both before and
afterwards was renowned for her
daring in political intrigue.
Poor pUSSY.-A feline of the
masculine persuasion, who resides
at the West End when he is at home
! which is not very otten-has late.
y shown good deal of enterprise
and skill in conducting raids on a
ueighborng flock af chickens, hav-
4 ing acquired IA taste for game thrO'
eating up a rabbit and a pet canary
J at home. The owner of the deci-
mated chickens vowed vengeance
dire against poor Thomas; and hay
lng caught him in a trap, a day or
two since. he killed him, buried him
deep--deep down III manure heap
and performed triumphant war
dance on his grave. Toms bereav
ed friends, aware of his fate, were
/ discussing his life and character
while at supper on the evening oi
that sad day, and valnly endeavor
ing to think Of some redeeming
quality in the departed, 50 that they
could say something good OF him
when the door, already ajar, wa,
pushed open, and in walked Thomas
bringing conclusive evidence tha'
his spirit was not broken if his head
waS,--iu the shape of a nice ia
chicken. The poultry-owner, tho
grleVed, is not dlSheartened an,
says he viii Kill That cat every tin,
he comes into his yard Ports
mouth (N. H. Chronicle.