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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-06
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WAsHNaToN, April 4. The Postmas-
ter-General, having information from
the Secretary of War that troops were
stationed along the Louisville and Leg
lngtun Railroad, has restored the mail
under new route agent, the old one de-
clingiug to serve unless soldiers travelled
with him. ,75 nm
New YonK, April 4.-The Worlds
special, from. Versailles of the 81, saws.
oil day great hattie ragged between the
Government forces, under General Vinoy
and OO,OO0 Communists under Generai
Ber]ert. Everywhere the latter were de-
feated with terrible slaughter. Near
Mepdon, Berjert and FIourens, with
35.OO0 men, nre cut off and surrounded,
and must either surrender tonight or
be cut to pieces in tho morning. Manv
OF the Communists refused to fight and
are throwing down their arms and beg
ging for mercy.
HARTFORD, April T. 4-Returns in tho
otttce OF the Epening Post, this evening,
from the entire State, give English a
plurality OF forty.five votes. Should the
scattering vote exceed this number, the
election will Rbe by the Legislature.
Twenty scattering votes were deposited
in New Haven, and it is Eot unlikely
that enough were polled to defeat nm
election by the people. The Times
(Democrat) makes the plurality for Enu-
lish eight Should the election 20 to
the Legislature, there will be no doubt of
Jewell.s success, as the Legislature is
Republican in both branches.
ALBANY, April 5.-!The canal opens on
the Oath.
New YORK, April 5.-The steamship
Ashland arrived to-day, having in tow
the ship Hudson, hence for New Orleans.
which, April ], in gale, off Abercorn,
WIS thrown on her beam ends, and
obliged to ont away her main and mizzen
masts to save the vessel, and lost thom
beth, with oil her sails.
The Mutual Base Ball Club is gono 10
Savannah. t =" : . . eAo "
A World cable. from Versailles. says
that, Notwithstanding their defeat. tho
Communists have rallied oil their forces
in Paris, and desperate conflict will
take place before the Government troona
enter the capital. The Commune has
ordered aii citizens between seventeen
and thirty.fiye years Of age to onter The
ranks, ahd this decree is enforced with
great vigor. Assy, Blanqoeo and Gam
ben, Aayihg incurred the suspicion Of
their colleagues, have been arrested and
are I'D dd6ger; OF Execution. The Ptirca
do Joityille hns fed to London +
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FINANCIAL AND commEnoIAL. :.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 6.-Sales Of
cotton. yesterday, II bales-middIino
122i@13c.
o25;' hosnHo, Bonds Ag!ii Ss5 & y Noon c0nsols
LlvERpooL, April Noon.-Cotton
dull and unchanged.
LONDON, April 5-Evening. .-Consols
927a. Bonds 925a
L1vEnpooh. April 5-Evening.-Cot.
ton dull and unchanged -uplands 7AM
~; Orleans 75a(0724'; sales IL, 900
bales; export and speculation 8, 900.
NEW York, April 5-Noon. Flour
dull and dropping. Wheat and corn
quiet and heavy. Pork steady, at 20. SO
CJ20.75. Cotton dull and heayy-mid.
ding nplands 15@1516. Freights steady.
Governments strong but dull Stocks
strong and active State bonds dull and
steady. Money steady, ut 6. Gold
steady, at l0l@. Exchange long o56;
short 10l% ~
TIP. NJ. Money easier, at car; prime
discounts COZ. Exchange quiet, at 975
0l0. Gold 10l%. Governments fell Of
l10as; 62s 125l. States dull. Tennes-
sees steady. Virginias rather heavy.
Tenncssees 661G; new &C. Virginias 70:
new II. Louisianas 69; new 62: leyee
Is 72; IS IS. Alabama IS 1.O2lS; S, 60.
Georgia Ga 80; Is 90A. North Carolinas
46a.i; new "a. South Carolinas 72; new
Gll8. Cotton quiet; sales 1000 bales
uplands 1915. Southern flour quiet;
common to fair extra 6.9UG9750. Whis-
key 91l9oIll. Wheat 1c. lower. Corn
10D2c. lower-mixed Western 8208215.
Pork 20. 62(02O.75. Lard q shade firm
cr, at l2]a(@l2as. Freights firmer.
CINCINNATI, April 5. Pork dull and
nominally 1000. Lard in fair demand
mud higher, ut 11(0115n. Bacon quiet
md unchanged. Whiskey firm and in
fair demand, Mt 81.
LOUISVILLE, April Corn CS. Pro
visions sAade firmcr and unchanged.
Whiskcy quiet, ut 81.
BALTIMORE. April S. Cotton less active
and prices middling 14h(014a6:
receipts 525 bales; sales 45O; stock
10,O41.
Bosros. April 5.-Cotton qniet-mid-
ding 1875; receipts 146 bales; sales 400;
stock 1900
AUGUSTA. April 5.-Cotton quiet and
weak. at 13ia@l35s for mddling; sales
3l6 bales; receipts 40.
NonfoLK. April 5.ACotton dull-low
middling l3; receipts 1904 bales; sales
W. otoSh otoOC.
CHARLESTON, April 5.-Cotton dull
middling 1891; receipts 692 bales; sales
70; stock 22, 1O4.
v SAvANSAn, April 5-Cotton in mode
rate demand -middling 137e(014; re-
CENTS l,49l bales; sales 1900; stock
-lS,7S3.
WILMISdroS, April !. Cotton weak
1000.
MonILE. April 5.-Cotton qniet-mid-
ding II II; receipts 35o bales; sales 500;
stock 5S,S
New ORLEANS, April s. Flour-lowcr
grades scarce; super 6. %; double 6. rs;
treble 7.00QD7.25 Corn quiet. at 71@72
Pork dull, at 2i.25. Bacon dull, at SO
COLL ~; hams 15l.MlG Lard -tierco
l2M l3; keg l3;.G!3;2.. Sugar firm
prime l0Ml0i.i. cs-fermenting
350l5; plantation reboilcd 35Q45.
Whiskey-Western rcctitied S5(N95.
Coffee dull, at 14@152l. Cotton-mid-
ding l4ia0l4jo; receipts 3,949 bales;
sales $500; stock 227. .33l.
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An Ordinance Concerning Firearms

Section l.. BE ordained Iy he Mayor and
aldermen Of The city fI Columbia, in Council
0Ssrmt'td, That from and afcr tho passing of
this Ordinance, any person who shall tire or
discharge any gun, pistol, or otllcr small
arms, cracker, sky rocket, or explosive and
noisy substance or thing, calculated to iniure
persons, or property, or frightem horsep,
WITHIN me corporate limits OF the city of Co.
lumbia, shall he subject to q penalty not OK
rccding twenty dollars for each and every
1,iience; and any gun, pistol, or other arms 10
;Ilschhrgea ny any minor or disortlerly person,
having no ostensiblo property to nay the nc.
naity aforesaid, may DO seized by the Mayor
or any of the Aldermen or Policemen who
shall SEQ snch person Offending against this
Ordinance; and in case the person 30 Offend
in# shall not, within ton days after conyic.
ion, pay tho penalty imposed and tho costs
Of tno prosecution. such gun, pistol, or other
small arms shall be sold to discharge tho said
ncnaity and costs: Propided That nothing
herein contained shall extend to prohibit or
restrain military parsdes. patrol duty, or any
other duty ohjoined by law, the shooting OF any
mad dog OF other dangerous animal, or the
celebration Of tho Fourth or July, Christmas,
New Year. or other days of general rejoicing.
JOHN A JACKSON.
ArrI'6 Chief Of Poi"e.
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For Sale.

Ira !, THAT newly fnished and elegant
.ll:M lli:sM iANS1ON corner OF Richland and Gates
h;oh,n streets; The lot contains ons sore Of
naR,n m,gm,y Cultivated and ornamented ground
garee River aud valley. - - Ot ,2t
Also, Tor sale, four other large Fad welltm.
eresssd Geress ,om;y city ,a;'o L;'ors and FARM on dis
about 500 acres OF land, $50 Of which are low
ground. T. " pSRKHRo'" 81" ="
April " - +1,nn
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Desirable Yehiclea

NNBA WE have now on hand a fulI and
98fas9sS8E fine assortment of BRETTs, Rock
aways aud Duggies, which We offer 1t coat
ture, and we warrant them to be Of snnerior
workmanship. We are constantly add{np to
our stock and will Manufacture 10 order tany
Desired style of vehicle, from q email Pony
Phnton to large Carriage.
REPAIRING promptly attended to.
March % 1nao
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Natural Frozen Ice.

A S the summer season Ia now approachina. !,
N wish to inform my old customers, and
the public in general, that having secured a
good crop OF natural frozen lake ICE,, this
winter, wo are prepared to furnish It, in any
quantity. as low as any that can beprocured
here. that is, from one to ono and q half cunts
rer pound, according to quantity, aud hare
been selling at TINT pride aince the LIST of
January. j. fDi BATEMAN, Ag't, h 4
March l72mA Columbia Ice House;
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Seed Finders for Sale.

HAVE received, on consignment, lot OF
4 SEED PlNDERS-a new variety--superior
To- to any ever before offered In this market.
would at 25o. per pound An ordinary hand
viii gather fifteen bushels per day! Apply TO
March 20 ct VII. MoGUINNiHI b.
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IIME

THE GREAT FERTILlzER:
CAN furnish LIME at Depot at Wnll,al1s
i =. O., for 81 so per barrel Ad1ross. 80.
March 2G s' . S'
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lngton and Orangeburgs Counties. be.
and are hereby, fsquired TO prepare and
furnish to the Board of Jury Commits
s,oners OF Aiken County on or before
the fourth Monday of October, 1879.
separate lists OF persons liable to serve
as Jurors, and residing in the limits Of
the SAID Counties as altered by this Act.
From re the lists so furnished to the She
rif OF Aiken County shall be drawn, in
accordance with law, the petit md Grand
jurors and talesmen for the conrts fo he
holden in Aiken County, in conformitv
with the provisions of this ACT. and the
Jurors SO drawn are declared lnwfnI
jurors to all purposes and intents.
Approved March 10, 1871. .
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State la a,,9 Of +, South % Carolina, Laurens Co

State of South Carolina, Laurens Co.
IN TIE co URT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Ann Grassland, as Administrative. J. M
BOYD, VIM. Bolt, for another, John B. CleYe-
land. as Administrator, and b. F. Shaw and
l.. L. Davenport, as Executors, plaintiffs.
against j. W. Harrington as Administrator
Henrietta a. 1rby. James H. Irby, Jr., Iddir
". Harrington, James II. Irby, Jr, as Exc
cutor, Pearce B. Irby, Talulah Irby, ". 6.
1rby, John n; lrby, Lillian E. Irby. Tecoailf'
irby, Rosa Irby. Lucy Dickinaon, 80 Dick
inson and James II. Irby, Defend ante,
Copy Summons for Relief. :, i 80
10 the defendants, J. ". Harrington as Ad--
ministrntor, Henrietta Irby, James Il. Irby, :.
Jr., Lidia w. Harrington, James H. Irby. :
IL, az Executor, Pearce B. Irby, tTalulah
1r1y, ". O.. !rby, John III. Irby, Lillian II.
lroy, Tacoah !rby, Rosa Irby, Lucy Dickin-7
son, -- Dickinson and James H. frby. TuN Ne
VOU are hereby summoned and reauirea "a +,
Il answer tho complaint in this action.
which IL He'd in the Office of the Clerk OF Oom.
mon Pleas, for the said County, and to serve
copy OF your answer to the said compfhfnf
on the subscribers at the office OF Todd re-
iodu, Laurens Court House, s.. c., within.
twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive
OF tho day OF such service; and if you fail to
SAID, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded Ia the corn.
plnint. -'-'>-]'- - -. -.
Dated Laurens Court House, 8. C.. 1871.
January l4th. TODD & TODD & BALL:
Plaintiffs Attorneys n
10 re DJenddnts, john II. Irby ard James a.
Take notice that the summons. Of which the
above is copy, was filed in the Clerks Office.
Tor for Laurens County. on the 14th day of lMarch'l
1871. TODD & TODO = nATTt G' Gl'
March 1G tho plaintiff,s Attnrnove
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Every One Drinks seegers' Beer!
RCCAUSE it gives strength aud improves
II their health. II Il March ii :, !,
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AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE CIRCUIT JUDGES TO
HOLD COURTS IN OTHER CIRCUITS THAN
THEIR OWN.
Ne endcted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the State of South
Carolina. now met and sitting in Gen
eral Assembly, and by the authority of
the same, That Circuit Judge OF any
Circuit shall have power to hold any
stated or special term of the Circuit
Court IN any other Circuit, upon the
written request Of the Circuit Judge Of
that Circuit
A. D., 1871.
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Guano.

ON TONS puro PERUVIAN GUANO.
NV 90 tons Berger & Butze's Huperphos-
phate. for salo low to planters and dealers.
for cash, by WELLS 4 CALDWELL ! :,
Near q. & c. Il. r. Depot, Columbia, s. g.
March IC = T-T'-.-r' e@'tN' 4
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Administrators Notice.

"A LIZ persons having claims against the
"A Estate OF tho late JAMEs g. McMAuoy.
deceased. will present them immo odiately. pro..
periy attestcd, to tho undersigned. and ali
persons indebted to said Estate will make
Immediate payment and save costs,
JOHN AGNEW,
admir- Estate Jas. S. McMahon, decd.
March thslmc = - ="
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New and Desirable Varieties.

MOORE'S EARLY CORN, desirable gar
.HA den variety-worth having.
Large York Sweet Corn, ears very large,
Mammoth Sugar Corn. very fno sugary
long. -
Egyptian Beet, blood red very fine. turnip
rooted. 80 f
SkIllntan's Fine Melted Melon, a superior
breakfast melon for garden culture. '-e
new York Improved Egg Plant, extra fine
aud large, excellent flavor
March7 F.. n. HErNITSu
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OHAMPAGNES.
100 CASES Moct & Chandon's OHAM-
lOO PAGEES, just received and offered.
much reduced rates. For sale by = -
March % GEO. HYMMERa
Seegers Beer is Pure. '
TT don't contain Cococulus Indicua Fisi,
L BEL rica to mako sleepy or hosdachc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-13

YOUNG MAN WANTED-IN A GENTS FURNISH
n Ing store who understands the business and dres
windows Address, giving references and salary desired
C., station f.
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A SITUATION WANTED BY A PROTESTANT SINGLE
n coachman; best city reference from last EN-
Pioyer Call or address COACHMAN SO East l4th ST.
Loyyiens rsdtcry.
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A GIRL wANTEp--foR GENERAL HoUsEwoRR;
n FOOD washer and iron,r Apply at $40 East t7h
T. STEWART co. WANT SEVERAL FIRST
n. class saeswonen. Apply with references, Broadway
and Tenth street.
COMPETENT WAITRESS IN A PRIVATE FAMILY !;
~ must be neat and oblGing and have city reference
Apply nj ~ West 4hst
NEAT THOROUGH, FAMILY sEAMsTREss WANT.
cd Must understand whecer Wilson's machine Az.
rly ut 245 East 18th st., from 10 10 O'Clock.
A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS CAN OBTAIN A GOOD
situation nv applying at 40 u between eth and
ssn ste. city reference required
A CAPABLE WOMAN wANTED-To COOK, WASH
IA and iron IN a private fanny: wages sl2 Apply, with
at $50 Lexington av near fb 81, THIS day.
from 10 TO-
r STEWART 4 co. WANT 90 FIRST CLASS
n operators Wheeler Wilson's sewing machines pro-
PEELED ~ Also brst hand sewers on rch sik
dresees drcssnsscr. Apply, Win references, MINI
street entrance. Broadway and Tsnih ttfeef.
A PEW FIgsT CLASS DREssMAkERs WANTED
A Immediately those accustomed TO triipmiaf preferred
BRADBURY MOTHERS, SI2 and IA bowery.
GIRL wkNTED-TO DO GENERAL HOrSEWORk;
city reference required. Call at IL Rissc ct.
4 FEW SMART GIRLS wAHTED-1H LIGHT MANU-
A featuring business 10 pat tri.ning- must be neat
and capable and brns recommendations 80 Wooster ~ "'ss
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As COACHMAN.--A SITUATION WANTED BY
N young Englishman who is thoroughly competent and
give good city Call address l3s
100 West ~ ST.
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yIvANTED-A YOUNG MAN FROM ls TO 20 YEARS
w of age ACQUAINTED with the gents furnishing good bus!
and actye sa.ary year moderate Address
A. T., box Ill Herald office.
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CIrUATtON wANTED-BY A SINGLE YOUNG NAN
- as coAehman and groom sober honest and 9bliging
ployer Address A. r., boz ll9 Herald Uptown branch
onlce. l2f6 Broadway.
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4 YOUNG NAN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A coon
N posi- ion bartender; come wei recommended
Inquire at l6s Canal st of Elizabeth, after 2P NJ
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MAETED--A SITUATION, BY AN ARCHITECTURAL
w 6raughsman, with four years. experience in designing
and perspective drawing moderate terms. Address, of
three days, =. r., draughtsman, Herald once.
JHyANTED-DY A COMPETENT RECTlFYING DIS
w tier and conponnJer Of liquors. situation. Apply
factory reference given.
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A YOUNG MAN. AGED Il, WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
N situation In importing house entry shipping
clerk; understands something about the Custom House
Address G. A. H., Herald oice.
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V1yANTED--FoR A BOY OF GERMAN PARENTS, Is
w years OF age, Place III well managed wholesale gen.
tenen's furnishing house similar business. Address
TAILOR STORE, 1SS Clinton 81.
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yNANTED-BY YOUNG ENGLIsIIMAN SITCA-
w waiter private family; Ia trotestant
objection tho country Beat references Adircss for two
days ". J :, sSl 9Th av.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-13
Ihc SNarkrts.
Waterfowl Union Live Stock
Market,
For thc wccis ending sept. s.

AMOUNT ot' tnt sIo,k Al MAKhEr
Cattle. Sheep 4 LAMBS, Swim,
/ This week. lnSi lalai 3iS
Last week, M 6665 2g3
one year ago, 1919 lO,lai 1875
Prices of Market Recf-ENlm, $500 Ia
| $500; first quality, $500 To $3.50 Second
quality, 500 to 80; third quality, s5.jj
To S6i5
Prices of store Cattlc-W Working Oxen per
pair, @l2i sl5j $500 to Se25.
Miloh COWS aud calves, SO, 80, So, to $50.
Ncnrlings, e to sso two year, old, $50 to
$50; three years old, $40 to $50,
Western tat Swine, live ito ;lc; dressed
:. TOT .c,
Prices of Sheep aud Lnmbs--ln lots, $j75,
e., SG2j, to $3.50, each; extra, 500 to ss,55
or from u to Sc per b.
Spring Lambs, $500 to -
Veal Calves, A. To tl2
Prices of Hides, Tallow aud Skins-liidcs
lie per III, Tnllow, 5!c to De per No.. Pclts,
s.21 To sl7j each; Calf Skins Ii To l7cpcr 10
Prices Of Poultry-Extra, 49, to lie; prime.
IL to lG.c; good Is to ltc medium ljc to
H.. poor to medium lie to H.
~ 3. Bcci-ENta and first quality in.
eludes nothing hut the best, large, fat, oxen.
second and third quality includes oxen aud
two aud three years old Steers.
Sh,cp-Exlra includes Cos,ets and when
hose OF inferior quality are thrown out,
REMARKS
Cattlc-Wc cannot detect any improvement
in the demand of cattle. and prices remain I'M
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\TONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY OCT I3 1871

" We're are those Hooks and Lad,
dcrS, aud Carriage which the Filc
District instructed the Prudential
COMMITTEE to obtain, last spring.
/ Echo answers where p!
What if there had been a fire at
the TlOttpr House, instead of only
an alarm. 4 fine condition the Fire
Company would have been in to get
at the fire. Not u ladder has the
Fire Department that will reach on
TO the roof of an ordinary story aud
a half house, and but few ladders of
amy kind in the village. Perhaps
it is best To wait until one or two
more buildings are burned for wan
of Hooks aud Ladders, before we
have any, but it seems to us it wo'd
be wise to Ii I'VE them on hand when
We need them, and there is no tell
lug now soon that may De. Ana
one more thing-Our reservoirs are
and have not been for a year, filled
with water. If they are not to be
kept filled, better stop building new
ones. Ii seems to MS worse than
stupidity, to hesitate about incur.
ing the small expense Of laying wa.
ter pipes to keep our reservoirs full,
when we have laid out thousands of
dollars for engines, engine houses,
hose, cisterns, Sc, and the eXpendi
turc amounts tojuSt nothing if our
supply of water is not kept good
Any body can see this, and We can.
not see why those whose tbuSineSs
it is to see to it, do not attend to this
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For the Opinio,

WHOSE OK rs GOREp NOW !-ln
your lNSt issue noticed IN article
complaining OF great injustice done
to Joseph II, Peters OF Bradford, at
lho late Orange County Fair, bc.
cause the Committee on Alderncy
hcifcIs threw ont one owned by Mr..
Peters, because they believed her
TO he 3 years old instead of . years.
No doubt the Committee acted on
their best Judgment, Heu dl,c0ys
to (N but this is not exactly what !
wish to say. IL seems that Mr.. Pc
tcrS should be the last man 10 find
fault with such usage, when so ma.
ny people can distinctly remember
the curious action Of the Committee
on Stations last year at this same
Fair. This same Peters was one of
the Committee, and we really feel
like condoling with Peters in this
sad affair, but-Peters-''you know
how it is yoursel.'
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mat / no 0joai Fire BceStricLs.

ar, III, tier, This ura di-qusition onto the
runuin oy fire decstrlcl which want YOU Ia
prin, into yurc puprr.
sum foxes think tina no more about ruuip n
fire docstlick than Horns Grcly dos about
pharlnin, when tina don't M 10 more about it
than mule bnos how to do the rlcc,hun ben /,
aud tha think 1t ort To go hi WATER like a saw
mill
What no about fire docstrcks il the result
oy karcful ,~bscrvashun ov the hrudfud fire
decstnok for the past ia yeers, an base my
arguments onto their empty sisturns, an if y
hant got the broadcast base iur the heaviest
argument ever suug at u wocpin public then
what no about fire dccstricks ant wurth
notiein.
Water is good kommodity in it, plasc ap
when rctayled ~ 10 cts, glass IL brings n
good profit. but tLcm foxes who iusi.t on
haNin it intcrdoost into the fire dcestrck ar.
rangcmcnts ar the kind oy foxes who ar ahs
.loppin over on sumetdn Car fire dccs,rick
oiliscls don't slop over easy. an thar aint no
daugur ov them sloppiu over on watcr-not
much
Water is a dangcrus clymcut unlcs you
kan kontrowl it, an its agiu al president that
anything, pcshully water-kan Ice kon-
trowled at a fire in our doestriek The reason
i obvyus-tha don't hay amy 10 konttol, sud
hay too many boSsis to do it, II you TAX w..
ter TO biz fire an git il to hot il is lyable To
bust somcthin An il there amt much fire it
ma trcze, which makes it slippery to handle
1t is diAcrkut to rcgcrlatc properly, an well
rcgcrlatcd hlc dcostricks avoid it as much as
possible kept in small quantytis, dllooted with
re oose What a wei regcrlated fire destiick
needs is a engine lous and sisiuAs, ana tia
shood be hep dd-perlickerly the latur. 1t
is a good thing to hay a engine if you kan at-
ford it, kind oy looks like bizni,; but the
Maine thing i. siShUHS. That Was what allied
Chlkago-sho hadn't no ssturns. An look at
how the has uttemp 10 git up fire at the
IIour Ilous was irustrytod hi the foi este ov
our on.sors in layin that M sisturn Tody.
Nhca the ire got W SO 1t Good hook over onto |
the formydabul ARA oy the fire kumpany with /
thar onein AID that empty sistun, it iolt just |
as a good mcny foxes in our fire dec-trck do |
it got discouraged an gin out at onct The re /
port in sirculashuu that it was bucket oY |
water tia. put the fire ont j. q htee slaudcr .
onto the ohisms. no 1t was the uu -isiurn .
that saved he IIotir Ilou> and So do Tia, 1'.
tina az goin to bild sum NOR -i~tUrus an hay
fire extinguisler, put in en-, 20 peotcch. en-
trum fires.
An while spcekn ov ,-turns want 10 &C..
fcwt another Islander, to the caeok that Ho-
bart ha. bin u.n the sisturn ueer his hou,
fur pcrtatcr sulIcr. mo that ANT 80 eos