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LOCAL NEWS.
Am easements, dc.

DAILY EXCURSIONS to GlymOnt on the steamer
e. p. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow TO
Mount Vernon.
snIrH's ART GALLEY, 2D street.
MARKRrruR's Art GALLEY, 48e Ith street.
BARLov,s AR GALLERY, 20 Pa. avenue.
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627 ESTABLISHED ,.n. IS
~i PADDLE MI OWN oAsoI."N
No. -, HOT 81, SIGN and DECORATIVE PAIN
Lkk-doine, 70 abort, AL that any painting estsb
nshment can DO. and Aactas 20 dt~sds Ass
goAts-chaileneee any fair and honorable comDeu-
ton. AZ IN old Citizen OF Washington Of ffty yeasu,
sanding, carrying business on Louieians avenue.
between sixth and seventh streets, for thirty years,
he 10 thankful for past fsvors, and solicit. ocssns
ance OF the saDs. ~. T. PARKER,
fel-H No. SGT Louisians avssae.
PAINTING, Eee.
petveen lSh and 18th streets. n prepared C exccuss
~ tne sery best style 81 reasonable rstes. and
VhAIiNk PAINTING, GLAZING, eto.
Isar1ndS1ssar attention paid 10 INTERIOR DDeye
speAssr Blaine, senator BuckinghAm. Reprrsents-
other, ioF Vsop i =. ~ wosd erSss ks .sa
Acter. mh NV
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PAINTING, &c.

923 PAINTING. 923
ID STREET IN SrRvEr
MACNICHOL'S
PAINTING ESTABLIsfMEST
- GINNING and WALL PAINTING, GiLu-
q. GRAINING and MARBLLNG, SIGN a1d
sECoAATlNk PAINTING.
Pure material, good rork and moderate prices.
Punetuality and attention 90 business.
q. MACNICHOI,
ps-im s23 street. bet. s,h and 10Th.
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CHARLEs HERzBER9s LOAN OFFICE,
~ tEsTABLIsHEp 1882
Ysl q STREET MOTH,

Ssi STREET NORTH,
Between ~ and 9Th streets, immediately IN rear Of
National potelD
Money loaned In all sums ON Watches, Diamcnos,
ewelry, silyerware, Wearing Apparel, FUR ~
niture and Merchandise Of every description. XOx
The most liberal terms guaranteed. For fasrO -
dealing and Just treatment refer 20 any redent o.
this city not connected with any similar establish
uent In the city. New number. lf2. jals-em
NATIoHAL LOAF OHYlOI. Gin On csEs.s
SER 90. eAysnce meney on Douds, stocks, sn1
5 Ss1 fsso "a al %s,eh DRY Co. &
y. B.-The highest cash price paid for the same
0pen svesy eay except ernaAys frs0 Q .. q. %
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the store Of Mr.. Bernard Fitzpatrick, corner Of
Rhode Island avenue and 18th street, and picked
up one ham and shoulder OF bacon and started
SSnsm, and they finding he was gaining ON them,
srvsso their bacon and escaped without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-16

Messrs- Jay Cooke s. Co., First National
bank Of Washington, and II. N. Sweeny, ESQ.,,
President OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Oh SeSreetovn, have been appointed agents to
open oooks and receive Subscriptions TO the
1870. Sf~-s~
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BOARD OF ALDKRMRN.-There was no BUSH
ness transacted in this Board last evening, for
want Of quorum.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
Buffers Colored Cadet.

wyoming may now follow with her
woman, aud Arizona with her Indian
cadet, without danger Of creating any
great sensational plash In the heretofore
placid waters of West Point, since pre-
eedest has been SO utterly ignored by
Ben Dntfer's late appointment. The
1ppointee, Charles Sumner Wilson, Of
t9Atesn, Massachusetts,, is a mulatto Of
seventeen, whose father was killed
while member of the 55th regiment of
Mass. Infantry. He has graduated from
the Salem High School ut the head of
his class, and will enter upon his cadet
ship with fair start for the race before
him.
How the journals, that for years have
pesa wont to iterate "spoon thief" upon
oil occasions when Ben. Buffers name
hsstbeen brought Into prominence will
refteraSe that dignified aud convincing
argument upon this one. Let them
squirn;, the world moves
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
The Coming Soldiers Reunion.

49, ~~~AAso ~~A~AO ASS~AA~As
We notice by the Register, that the
Executive Committee, appointed in be-
half Of the projected Soldiers Reunion,
held u meeting In Des Moines Saturday
evening, and took the initiatory steps
toward s,rch an event. A meeting of
the General Committee Is appointed for
next "Wednesday evening, after which
we will know more definitely concern.
ing the programme.
Once more let US suggest that the nec-
essary 1irst steps be soon taken towards
county organization looking
TO attendance upon this Reunion, If in.
deed, such an organization Is desirable;
and that 1t Is seems to be the unani.
NOUS opinion OF all who have been ad
dressed upon the subject. A common
rendezvous, and general facilities for
reaching the railroad. together with the
feeling that such movement would pro-
duce, would no doubt incite many to
attendance at the Reunion who would
otherwise be absent.
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OriGin0l Notice.

anne" f ssnins. A'n''" county, Iowa, April Term,
Martha ]. Pickering and 1870.
William Pickering. Defendants.
To Martha J. Pickering and William Pickering De-
fendants You hereby notified that there Is now
file in the ONCE of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in
and for the county Cedar in the state OF Iowa.
titOn Of James Phelps, plaintiff claiming of the
sum Of eight hundred and thirteen 54lOO dollars. to-
gether with interest thereon eight per
mum two promissory notes, dated September ID.
1857, given BY Martha J. Pickering. and payable to
this plaintiff the for sA 49, with credit endorsed
&c., and the other for 06 g. and secured by mort
gage executed by you both on the I'd Of September,
1857, covering east n of the southeast section 81
township ~, range west of the 5th M, in Cedar
county, Iowa, and asking the foreclosure of said
mortgage against both said defendants.
Now unless You appear 70 said petition and defend
thereto before the second day Of the next
of said Court to be begun and held at Upton in
said county on the 11th day Of April, 1870 default
will be entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon accordance with the prayer Of said petition
4wT WOLF & LANDT, Attorneys for Plf
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pied the rest of the day, and not reach
ing vote, was made special order for
the oath inst, to be then continued un-
til disposed Of.
The House passed bills as follows: To
provide for the information Of the blind;
to enforce school house sites; and one Of
local import. The bill for taxing rail-
roads again came up and its considera.
ton occupied the greater portion of the
day, resulting only in its continuance as
special order for tomorrow.
SENATE, March 1s-A bill was intro
duced making appropriations for the
several Soldiers Orphans Homes; and
the following bills were passed: IA
Bill for All Act to encourage immigra-
ton to the State Of Iowa." "a Bill for
an Act to abolish the Medical Depart
ment Of the State University" "A Bill
for an Act for the submission OF the
question Of calling Constitutional Con-
vention to the qualified electors of
Iowa" The bills regulating freights
and tariffs on railroads, and for the tax
alton Of rail- Dad property, received their
usual share Of attention, and without
coming to vote, the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
HOUSE. Bills were introduced for
the improvement of the Penitentiary;
and for the protection of birds. The
bill providing for the taxation of rail.
roads upor their gross earnings was ut
length passed by vote Of so to IL. A
joint Convention was held for the pur
pose Of electing State Printer, State
Binder, and Penitentiary Warden, re.
sulting in the election Of q. w. Ed
wards, J. J. Smart, and Martin Kelsey
to those offices in the order given, these
being the nominees of the Republican
caucus held early in the session.
HOUSE, March l9.-Bills were intro
duced to prohibit the lash as u means OF
discipline in the Penitentiary; for the
government of the University; to re-
quire all insurance companies TO have II
paid up capital of 100000; to amend
Sec. 1924 aud 1925 of the Revision; aud
to amend Chapter AZ of the Revision, in
relation to roads and highways. Bills
passed as follows: To prohibit the lash
in the Penitentiary; to exempt the
property Of Turner Societies from taxa
ton; to amend article 3, Chapter 81, OF
the Revision; in relation to the ac-
l. lad. a - a.
aud to authorize tax sale of town lots in
certain cases for less amount than the
tax, interest and costs thereon. A joint
resolution was unanimously adopted
memoriaIizing Congress for the relief Of
VIM. b. Critchfield and Henry G. An
derson, privates OF Company &c" 18th
Iowa Infantry.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

The Winterset Mudisoaiun prints the
following as an infaIlibie cure for hog
cholera II pound sal soda, 6 ounces
mandrake root, ground, 6 ounces garget
root, ground, i ounces saltpetre, Gounces
copperas, ounces ginger, 6 ounces sui
phur, ounces assaintida, pound of
fresh lime. Stake and dissolve the line
in u sufficient amount of winter to dis
solve all the lime, Mix Il portion of the
above ingredients in bran, pour OH hot
not no, ling water and make slop,
, h.s, add a.. equal proportion Of the lime
water. The above ingredients vii! cure
20 hogs"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
GOOD farm l0l TSlII !

TINE FINEST IMPROVED FARM In CeS.,
i county, for sale. Is situated IL miles wsst
Of Tipton and consists of eighty acres: ali m.
der fence ,one hundred r DIS Of which ID hedssl
and divided into four fields. s''
On the farm II o never.failinx spring ana
two wells-one at the house and the other ~
the barn. An orchard Of 100 bearing annie
trees o. the mos. choioe varieties also pllms
gooseberries, and grapes Fifteen acres Of tn
land contain q splendid growth OF young tim.
contains six rooms. pantry. closets, and prss,,
SEES; under which Is q good dry cellar, imperyi.
Gus to frost. new bank barn, size 52xa8 feet
ling for IS head Of horsee. Also, all neceessrv
outhuildings. such as. sheds, sites. woodhouse.
smokehouseA, &C. Also q new picket fence
garden. A public road passes the buiidinrs. !" :,
! For price and terms enquire Of the sutScrt
Der, living on the farm. -
Sept. lst, 1868. CHAS. 3. FUNK
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TIE MEANEsT MAN.-The meanest
man is parsonage about whose identity
there is much dispute. In Iowa, the
question has been decided. A Notary
Public in Ioka, Keokuk county, was
yesterday deprived Of his official posi-
ton by Governor Merrill. Against this
man were preferred charges of forgery
and ENLIGHTENMENT. He forged the
name of soldiers widow to receipt
for bounty money. He collected the
amount, o,-,e@a0led it. forged receipt
for it, and then persistently denied that
the money ever came into his hands.
OF this sum lie deprived this poor
widow for two years, until public at
tention was given to the case, and he
was forced to disgorse. Name Of wit
nesses were also forged to the receipt.
When the subject was brought to notice
of the Executive, the Notary's commits
sion was revok ed.-Sldte Register.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
LADY JAMES WICK"
VALUABLE
" Farm for Sale,

rs situated six miles east Of Upton, near
i Methodist Church, and one mile from
Presbyterian Church, containing 100 acres, all
under good cultivation. One hundred and
forty rods of Usage hedge, two years old, in
hedge.
On the farm are fifty varieties Of young apple
trees. some afteen hundred in number; Cherry,
currants, gooseberries, raspberries, grapes,
strawberries, &C., In great numbers and in
fine condition.
Some 5000 forest trees in grove, three years
old, and various other shade and ornamen,a al
trees and shru bbery. Also. some 1900 ever
mon varieties. Price moderate and terms
easy. For particulars, apply to f. H. POUND,
Tipton or to the subscriber on the premises.
l2tf c. A. POUND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

PKoGREss OF Iowa. ohn c. Breck-
enridge, ouce a citizen of l,'wa, made
the following remarkable staten. eht
Have we the railroads we want:
Why, Mr.. Chairman, we have about
ST. miles of railroad in the State Of
Kentucky. / was forty nine years old
the other day, and yet since have been
Il mau have chased the elk and the
buffalo on the site Of the present capital
of the State OF Iowa, which State, then q
Territory, has now three times the num-
Der of miles that we have in the State of
Kentucky. This about the years ls43
or Al.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Gen. Sigel was rendered the Mission to
Portugal but declined it.
The report is confirmed that the Pope
of Rome is seriously i'll.
Sam Lynch, ringleader of the steamer
Dubuque rioters. at Rock Island, ILL.,,
has been captured in ARKANSAS.
The Ohio Senate has passed bill to
prevent and punish frauds committed at
primary elections of political parties.
The Senate confirmed General Dan iel
+. Sickles as Minister to Spain. The
vote stood-yeas, 45; nays,l3.
\ stream of Immigration is pouring
into Kansas which is without precedent
The Kansas Pacific road runs trains of
nine passenger coaches daily, filled with
immigrants.
Congress has undisposed business
! enough before it to keep it in session
until the LIST of July. 1t is probable that
no recess will be taken before that date.
! \ false report was teiegraphed from
! Liverpool that the missing steamshi p
, City of Boston had arrived at Queens
town. A subsequent dispatch from
Londoo pronounced the report hoax.
The Ea,.. had great snow storm
Weduesda OF last week surl assng ours
of MONDAY and Tuesday. In Central
New York the snow was reported to be
four feet deep-at ALBANY two leet-In
Massachusetts eighteen inches.
Mr.. Cohkhng, from the Committee
on Judiciary, to whom Was reItrIe,. the
Credentials OF Gen. Ames, reported the
same back with a lesolulioe. that the
gentleman is not eligible to L seat ia the
Senate al the United States FROM Miss
ssippi.
The President and Secretary of War,
after conference about the condition of
things in Tennessee, have issued orders
10 send four companies of troops into
the State, 10 assist the revenue officers
in the enforcement Of the laws, and in
the execution OF processes Of the United
States Courts.
The decrease In the ratio of beef cattle
to population iii this COUNTRY during the
last ten years is said to he 70 per cent,
the increase in population being 80 per
cent. In 1860, with L population of 81
All ,33l, We had 25,6lO,337 cattle in the
country; while now, with population
Of more than Az, ,o00 we have only
Il ,633, oG9.
Judge Bradley of New Jersey, was
Monday confirmed by the Senate for
Associate Justice of the United States
Supreme Court.
business of all kinds is dull in New
York. Two significant facts are noted:
LIST. That numerous stores in good
localities in the best business streets are
for rent. I'd. That over 100, 900 working
men are out Of employment in that city
The contest between the two rival
Mayors Of Richmond, Va, and their
police, continues. Ellison, the Mayor
appointed by Governor Walkers Com
mon Council, appears to be virtually in
possession of the city. His policemen
and the colored police under Cahoon,
the Mayor under General Canby's
military appointment, had a desperate
street fight Sunday night, resulting in
the killing Of three negroes, and in
wounding several others. 1t is proba
BILE that either the authorities at Wash
ington, or the courts, will have to inter-
fere before this conflict between rival
city authorities can be btought to an
end.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

More than forty years have elapsed
since Johnson's Anodyne Lininent was
first invented, during which time hun
dreds of thousands have been benefited
by its use. Probably no article ever be-
came so universally popular with all
classes as yohnson's Anodyne Lininsent.
Pills which contain anthony, qui-
nine, and calomel should be avoided, as
severe gripping pains would be their only
result. The safest, and surest, and best
pills are Parsons Purgative or Anti
Bilious Pills.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue of general execution to me direc4sA
ID issued from the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, In and for the county of Cedar and State q
Iowa, in favor of Alma Parr and sylvia Parr and
Horn. have levied upon the following property q
the property Of the said Wm Parr Leonard Parr and
James VanHorn, TO wit: ..
The southeast quarter 90 Of the northeast quarter
90 of section No. ten (lO) and the northeast quarter
"a of the southeast quarter 90 of section three ~ all
in township No eighty. one SD range No. one U west
Of the 5th r. NJ containing eighty situated In
Cedar county Iowa. - q I'll tftf5
And shall offer the for sale, the Court house
door in the town OF Upton In said county, Satur
day the I'd day of April A. ID. 1870. at O'Clock r.
NJ ofsaid day to satisfy sain execution and cess that
may accrue thereon
Dated this I'd day Of March. A. D. 1870
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
3wl0 Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

The hard times now pinching Cali
fornia are creating bitter feeling
against the Chinese laborers, and evil
consequences are feared. 1t is asserted
that riot may be precipitated in San
Francisco any moment. Young men
are sometimes heard to say, 1.-The only
way to get rid Of these Cinnamon is to
kill them, and l for one am ready to
take hand at it any time.' The old
Vigilance Committee days would not
equal i'm horror single hour Of the
murderous work of q California mob
against these poor wretches.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
IOWA ITEMS.

In Iowa City a school ticket was run
in opposition to the regular nominees,
composed exclusively of women: but 1t
was defeated by 22O majority In q poll of
$50 votes. So says the Tribune.
Equine Remedies for horses and cat
tie.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the affairs Of the Davenport Iowa)
National Fire Insurance Company, late
~ gone into liquidation, report that the
stock will probably pay about seventy.
five cents on the dollar.
Equine Remedies Sure and Effectual.
The Muscatine Journal says that Mr..
F. b. Mayiii, u prominent person in the
Good Temp'ars' body in our State, will
soon start weekly temperance paper,
at Muscatine or some other good point.
A great success, Equine Remedies.
A debating Society at Lyons has been
for some time engaged in the discussion
of the question, off you had to have a
bile where would you have it ?" and
its members have finally decided, ION
another fellow"
Wonderful effects from Equine Rene
dies.
We notice an item travelling over the
country to the effect that a young lady
in Burlington dislocated her hip by
turning a somersault into bed. An
other reason why women shouldn't vote.
How would dignified voter look going
to bed in that way? Bless us, what
would become Of the State II people pos
spssed Of the ballot should act so"-
Register.
A never falling cure, Equine Rene
dies.
A Muscatine doctor has captured from
one Joseph Barrick atape worm sixty
feet long.
One Gilmore, OF Muscatine, has sold
his patent for improvement on a pillow
| for SIX thousand dollars.
In Pella, Marion County, the follow
ing drop letter" was picked up on the
side walk:
Dearest C:-Your boots are inside the
garden fence, at the southeast corner,
under piece of old carpet. Don't come
any more for Heavens sake! The old
old man swears he'll blow the top of
your head off. Your affectienate B.
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How's this for marriage no.
tice :-''Young-Martin and 9TH
ers.-In Salt Lake City, on the
10th ultimo, in the presence of
the Saints, Brigham Young to
Mrs. J. r. Martin, Miss L. NJ.
Pendergrest, Mrs. r. NJ. Jenick-
son, Miss Susie p. Cleveland,
Miss Emily P. Martin, all of the
county of Berks, England"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

A good anecdote is told of Mr.. Reveis,
the new Senator from Mississippi who
lately sat by and heard himself and his
race assailed by the Democrats in the
Senate before he was admitted to his
seat. A Republican Senator asked him
it he was disturbed by the abuse Of the
leaders Of the "white mans party"
"Oh! no. said Mr.. Revels, II like it
very much IT wW shOW the cOiOred
people Of America who are their riends."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

A CONFLICT OF JURIsDICTION.-J
Cole, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, on Saturday decided a habeas
corpus case which involved a jurisdic-
ton between Federal and State authori-
ty. The United States Court of North
Carolina directed the arrest of S. II.
Loring and w. Il. Bennett, bankers of
the city Of Atlantic. Before this court
these men were charged with conspiring
to Cypress distilIers. Mr.. Bennett was
a Supervisor Of the Internal Revenue
Department, located at Raleigh, n. c.,
and the allegation was that he improp-
erly employed his position to extort
subsidies from the distillers. The
charges against Mr.. LorinS was that as
an outsider, he assisted this extor-
ton.
L. $. Marshal Clark arrested the ac-
cused at Atlantic. They requested a
few hours time 70 arrange their bust
hess, and Gen. Clark returned to Des
Moines, leaving Capt. Clark in charge
of the prisoners. They telegraphed to
an attorney who applied to Judge Cole
for writ of hobeas corpus in the case.
That Justice directed the Marshal to
produce the prisoners, but he declined
to obey the writ. Judge Cole then in
structed the sheriff to do that duty, and
sheritf's posse took custody of the
prisoners when the train reached this
city and brought them before Judge
Cole. They were released on bail, S15,-
600 security being entered for each
party.-Des Moincs Register, l4h.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

The female jury in Wyoming sat four
days and nights before rendering YER
diet on the Cowie murder case. Finally
it came-murder in the first degree. a
dispatch says the women looked sick
and fatigued, rs they brought their yer
dict in. There was general complaint
among the husbands Of the juroresses.
OF course. Who wants to sleep alone
four nights in March, and his wife four
days from home cooking nothing but q
verdict for murderer p Register.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
OATS, OATS.

NEW VARIETIES OF OATS.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having raised upon his
i farm the past season quantity OF oats
known as the
WHITE SWEDISH AND BLACK NEW
BRUNSWICK VARIETIES,
offers them for sale at prices within the range
Of all. Agencies established ct L. Bacon's,
Reichert Brothers, Upton, where they can be
seen and purchased, or at my farm in Fairfield
give the farmer as much profit per acre as the
above named varieties They are, and have
proven to be the best that have been expert
mented with.
Send for circular giving price and description
of oats. G. A. POUND.
Upton, Feb. 5th, 1870. 2m8
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The new trick Of forgery that has re-
Gently been developed in New York, is
occaiOning great uneasiness among
bankers and business men. 1t appears
that by means of the new chemical
solution used by the forgers, writing
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nav he M comnleielv and cleanly erased

may be 90 completely and cleanly erased
from notes, checks, bonds or other com.
merciai paper, that they can be altered
at will, to deceive the most skillful ex-
perts. Brokers, bankers and Others feel
that this new and alarming trick of the
forgers renders them liable to imposi-
ton and loss at any moment, and they
are at their wits ends TO know what to
do