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EYES. EYES:
49,
DR.. &. H. PARDEE,
OCCULIST AND AURISTi

A FTER protracted blindness Of more than five
~ years, DR.. Pardee has made himself thoroughly
and scientifically acquainted with all diseases of
the Eye, and is now practising with success not
surpassed in the United States
All operations performed such as strabismus, or
cross eye, Caterac by linear extraction, Depression
or Absorption, Pterygum, or feshy membrane
growing over the eye, Reduction of Staphyloma, or
bulging out of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistula
Lachrymalis closing of the tear passage, and al
deformities of the Lids, etc. etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain.
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy OF
the real eye. A large assortment constantly or
hand for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctors
Eye bath for the treatment and Of all nervous
disorders is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent him
cases for operations, and hopes that his universal
success will warrant continuance of their conf
dence. His celebrity operator is o-extensive
with his success as patients presenting th' m
selves for treatment and operations from New Y"rk
and Boston almost month";.
Many patients can be at the Doctors ofhcs
daily, IN different stages of recovery.
Office: 737 CLAY STREET, oppt si the Plaza,
San Francisco. py15
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GllBERI'S SHASTA & RED BLUFF
s. EXPRESS.

GILBERTS SHASTA AND
6 RED BLUFF EXPRESS, VIA.
Horsetown, Piety Hill. Eagle Creek. GAINESVILLE,
Roaring River, &C., will rim as follows
Arrive at Shasta Monday, leave Tuesday ;
arrive at Red Bluff on Thursday and leave ON
Friday.
prompt stteution. Collections on the route
promptly attended to. - eksanaE - Z.
Feb. 18th, ,ls7l a, ~ ~
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6. A Michigan editor has just given up the
sauetum for the pulpit. He! thinss it is cas-
Ter TO fight the'one devil at which a minister
aims his arrows. than the thousands which
an editor is OBLIGED to contend with.
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WILLIAM MAGEE,
u. :. Deputy SURVEYOR,

Also having been appointed MINERAL SUR
VEYoR for Shasta County, BY J r. Hardenbergh
L. ;. Surveyor General for California, is now pre-
pared to execute all Government Surveys, and
Surveys of Mineral Lsnds for parties who wish TO
apply for Patents. Office st Shasta.
April sth, ISL
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Looking Glasses. Picture Frames,
Oil Cloth. Hair Cloth.
and large assortment of Fancy Trimmings; also
Moss Pulu, Excelsior and Eureka.
A large assortment of DOORS and WINDOW
BLINDS, always on hand.
| am agent for the CRANDALL PATENT
SPRING BED, which combines Cleanliness with
Elasticity, and is confidently believed superior
to any other Spring Bed ever offered to the Public
1t is Light, and can be moved by single person
with ease.
1t is Elastic, yet Firm where Firmness IS re,
quired which quality is obtained by additlohai
siren gtbenings in the center
The Coils are in Coupleis and SeltSupporIng'
thus dispensing with Twine, Cords, ETC., ana from
their peculiar construction, cannot Cripple ao"n
or get out of order
As these Spring Beds are Aired at pleasure no
Dust. Bugs or Vermn can find harborags IN them.
am also Agent for the UllIED STATES
SPRING BED. This bed is made entirely OF Iron
cannot oct out of order-will last for generations
w;tbout expense-is light, clean and easily hand
led and Is yermin proof. 1t is perfectly elastic
all over adjusting itself to the form ot the sleeper
go thai the whole body is supported equally, and
reouires but one thin mattress, which Is really
better than heavy one. They require no prepara-
tiou. only to lay them the Stats of any ordinary
bedstead and puton the mattress. Where feathers
are used. a very thin under bed of cheap materi-
al reauired Persons visiting Red Hu1 are
quested to give me a call.
y C. ". FICKERT,
BED BlsGs Psb, 1os 1871.
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BLACKSMITHING DONE TO ORDER

If you want your ithwork done tiptop,
Please give us a call at TIFFIN'S SHOP
Where we are always ready, and never tarry,
To work for Tom. Dick or Harry.
All who comes and gives us a job,
VIII find our motto not to rob,
But de our work up very nice
At reasonable aud low price.
Shop in Shasta on west side If Main Street,
Above c. C. Bush one hundred feet
j. E. TIFFIN.
Shasta, June 1st, 1871.
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TIN s H 0 P.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING LOCATED
Il at the town Of Millville, Shasta county, and
opened a shop for the manufacture and sale of all
kinds of Tinware and such other articles as are
usually to be found in such establishments, respect
fully requests the support and liberal patronage of
the people of the surrounding country, and begs
leave to assure all, that his prices will be most
reasonable
Repairing done on short notice.
Stoves and Stove Pipe supplied on demand.
Old Pewter, Rrass, Copper and Greenbacks
taken in trade. Highest price paid for Wool.
BENJAMIN SNOW
Millville, June !, 1871.
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THE 0iEa. :, Sc v-.E,
TER77IJ - CLJ3S.

G-OAf-) = vi JoS.
THE DcLI.AI. yVEEnLY sCN.
Five copies, o2c ycl:, ss:.s.-,.;a.y a dressed.
Fear Dollars.
Ten copic,, enc wear, eHtrctev 4 ldrcszed (a.d
al extra cnpS to the ste: s.) 1tciuDD.
Eight DCil1r1.
Ts-3nty cores ono ye.r. ea1 rltelr addressed
(l..d an ex IA cJiy - t..a ct; mp of cub.
fifteen Gc!.:.z1.
Fifty COPIES. one u enc q dress tand the
Sslnl-N eek y one e-- , cetter up ii club.
TEirty-three l. oiiars.
Flft7 copies. one vea-. separately addressed (lrd
tA, Semi " eekly year cetrer III. OF cItin),
TnIr!y-ivc Dollars.
One hundred cories, one wear to one address
tand the Daily for one year to the getter ~ OF
cluo). Fifty Dollars
One hundred copies, one var. seaaratcly ad-
dressed lan,' the Daily .or year ne Getter
up OF club, sixty Dollars.
THE SElIE- WEEKLY Sun.
Five copies. orc yea:, separately addressed.
Eigh. Dollars.
Ten co'ies, one ye?r. separat civ addressed (and
az extra copy to Getter II Of cl'h).
sixtccr Dollars
SEND YoC.z HONEY
in Post Oflre ~ -e-s c,en-5 or daft. on Ncv
York. wherever c l1ve-irgt: ii .,.t then register
the letters coltanhE 40. -. .d:eSs
l. ". ENGLANH. T'rt i.lIe-.
Sun Office NeI -o1i City.
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N Notice! +!

r1ANy. .BoTToMED CHAIRS RESTORED By
" the undersigned; work 70 belief at MI. 'e'de's
Furniture Shop in Shasta. rnourg 81
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Not Exposed
ACCID ENTs!

gEvHE IMPRESSION OBTAINS AMONG many
II persons that the value of Accident Insurance
be appreciated only by travellers, or those
whose avocations necessarily of hazardous
nature. Still statistics show that one in every
tel of the entire population meets with an
Accident every year. Every prudent and careful
will act with reference to future contingencies.
Bodily injury by accident is of the most fire.
qucnt of distress Of distress to mans family
If fatal to Lin and to himself also, if only dis
ablng him from business,
In either case this mode of insurance comes to
you with certain relief
Eoery is liable to accident, " Good Luck"
cannot always be deperded upon.
The question to be settled precisely the same
in fire insurance. Is it not c4eaper to let a
responsible company take the risk than it is to
carry it yourself? Is not the protection offered
,oorth more than it costs.
What Accidents Have to be Paid For.
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The record of an English Accident Co., giving
list of indemnity losses paid in April, May and
June of last year, makes the following exhibit {:
horse accidents, IS; business accidents. so home
accidents, Al street accidents, 81 carriage acci-
DENTS 81; rail road accidents, only IA. Persons
who " don't travel much" please take notice.
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FURNITURE STORE,
ONE DOOR BELOW THE POST OFFICE,
Main street ................Red Bluff.
zz..e

~ w. FICKERT TAKES THIS METH
~. cd to inform the people of Tehama, and
Shasta counties that he keeps constantly on hand
a large and well selected stock of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

LIABhTTY OF BANKS FoR CERTIFIED
CnEcKs.-The Supreme Court of the
United States announced very import.
ant decision, involving the power and II.
ability Of banks for the certificate OF
good" marked on aChcCk by II cashier.
Tho case was that Of the Merchants Ma.
tional Bank Of Boston against the State
National Bank Of Boston. The transac.
ton upon which the suit was founded
was the sale Of 100000 in coin and coin
certificates, which were paid for In cCrli.
fed checks Of the firm Of MCllen, Ward
& Go. Tho firm having failed, the pay.
mcnt Of the checks wns refused. Tic
court below instructed the Jury to find
for the defendants, on tho ground that
there was no inherent power In the office
of o cashier, nor Is the exercise Of such d
power within tic ordinary scope ofhis
duties, TO enable him To bind tho bank by
the act Of certifying that tho check was
good. Mr.. Justice Swaync, of tho sn.
premo Court Of the United States, delv.
cred the opinion oi tho court, only one
Justice (ClliTorD dissenting, reversing tic
opinion OF the court below,
The theory in some influential and
well informed money circles prevails that
the largo sums deposited in London last
summer from the continent will now be
wanted at homo for tho purposes OF buSi'
ness rs well MS Investment, and that this
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. Feb

CINCINNATI, Febrnary =.
CorroN-Firm; middling uplands 14lc.
FG.oUn-Dull; family Offered at 50 9ja
$50.
GRAlN-Wheat dull; red 81 35. Corn
firm at 53a55c. Rye scarce and firm at
81 03a1 05. Oats scarce and firm; No. .
4Sa50c. Barley firm.
GRoCERIEs-Steady.
0n.s-Steady.
EGds-Heavy receipts depress the mar
ket at 23c.
BUTTER-Dull al 25a30c.
CuEEsE-Stcady.
SEEDs-Firm.
PRovIsloNs-Pork held at $22 90 and
dull. Lard 12al2Ac. Bulk meats Sal0ta
104c. Bacon 0sal0Ea1lAc.
.HoGs-Unchanged at $O75a7 80; re.
ceipts | 400 head,
WHrsKY-At SOC.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

A fire at Decora, Iowa, yesterday morn
ing, burned Godderd s. Hcnry's dry goods
store, SmOat's hardware store, and Mrs.
Adams millinery. Loss 100000.
A new weekly paper, to be called The
Golden Agc, and edited by Theodore Til
ton, is to be started in New York.
The Sutro Tunnel, after penetrating
1900 feet, has tapped u large body Of
water.
Judge Thomas Bolton, heretofore n
prominent Cleveland politician, died in
that city Wednesday night.
DIR. Galcntine, who was convicted Of
manslaughter, at Cleveland, for shooting
Jones, for tue alleged seduction Of his
vile, was, yesterday evening, sentenced
to the pcnitentiary for ten years.
"A movement is TO be started by sew.
eral wealthy citizens Of Boston to raise
$4,000, to purchase provisions and load
u ship, which Is to be sent Tor the relief OF
the French. Providing the Government
will furnish United States vessel TO carry
the provisions.
Tho New York Chamber of Com,
merce meeting yesterday adopted rcSo.
luton to send aid to relieve the distress
now In France. A committee was ap.
pointed to carry out the resolution, and
that Congress be asked for avcssel TO take
the cargo to France. The chamber re-
solved 10 erect n new building, and q sub.
committee was appointed to select q site
and report ny
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Allegheny Cattle Market.
ALLEdHENY, JanuarY 3l

ALLEGHENY, January 30,
CATTLE-In addition to the 81 loads u
western cattle, there were about . loads
Of country stock, making in all 30 cars, or
about $50 head while this, comparatively
speaking, was NOT large supply, 1t was
nevertheless fully up TO the demand
which was almost entirely local, there be.
ing but very few outside buyers in ut
tendance. II is true, the market was
fairly active, which is evident from the
fact that the majority Of the drovers had
sold out beior eleven o'clock, but so far Us
we could learn there was no advance in
prices, rs compared with last week,
Butchers continue 10 complain of hard
meat markets, while drovers still allege
that they are not doing much good, In
consequence Of stock being higher rela.
lively west than 1t Is here. Nor Is this
all. Stock growers arc also complaining
about the low prices they are Obliged to
accept for their cattle. Indeed, 1t seems
rs II every class Of men who are engaged
In the stock business, producers, dealers
butchers and consumers, arc disposed u
growl, and yet, after all, it is not little
remarkable how, in the lace of oil this
they stick to it-still keep pegging away,
and We arc forced 10 the conclusion that
notwithstanding all these bitter com.
plants, they must be making little
money, occasionally, Ut least
As will be seen by reference TO the re.
port of sales, prime TO extra butchers
stock sold ut 7a7tc; fair to good nj Ga6tc,
and common at 5a5tc. The great bulk
of the sales were within the range Of 8
a6c.
SnEEp-The supply of sheep was com.
paratively light-about 800 against near.
ly twice the number last week; the de.
mand, however, was light in consequence
of many butchers having bought two
weeks supply last week, and this being
the case the market was slow, though
there was but very few left over unsold.
Scalawags may be quoted nj 81 50a2 so
per head, anil fair to extra at 5a7c per
nOunl
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Elections Ordered by the Bordeaux
Government.
.. BoRDEAux, February 1.


Ha. BORDEAUX, February L.
The government ut Bordeaux has issued
a decree ordering elections for national
assembly to be held on the 9Th inst. 1t
disquAlities for elections for the national
assembly to be held on the Sth inst. 1t
disqualities for election to theu assembly
members ofiamilies relgning over France
since 1850; all persons who hive acted as
imperial official candidatcsin the past elec.
tions, or held office as ministers, senator's
or counscllors Of the State under the EN-
pire, and projects who have accepted
office between tho I'd of December,
1851, and tho 4th of September,
1870. Jules Simon has arrived here.
ManteufleI Pushes the French Forces
Into Switzerland.
'tEE BoRDEGux, February l.
It is reported that MauteulIel has refls-
ed TO recognize the armistlcc, and, disrG-
gardlng the protests Of the French Com
mander, has continued the hostilities, by
which he has forced the French army
east 10 surrender or retreat into Switzer-
land. Gen. ClenChart, the commander Of
the army east, has concluded the Conven.
tion with the Swiss authorities, and cross
es into Switzerland with his whole army
to-day. Gen. Blllst covers the retreat.
LoNnoN Fohruorv
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AG Tnlciht ulsp1sSn HS aon announces tnas
SuItuaH,s S.i,a"uS apy, ogyVo @ g s.r1ng; entered
Hma'Eerahu i,iSa so,uay In hne reaerai au'nop-
,ss ,s.cs ,ayc su.h,,oneu '"o 0"n'ol's " pre-
p-s,s, r'S 80
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oos,"IsaI ,so Ss. SeIEtGo nI1 oe.n ~
IToSr" md nianno @ ;oh na,,S soiSs'es :"
~ comm,,nio"tipu " % .i,' n EunIond UrI ny HTm Tno
T.onnI, - ,,e ~. ,.;a, "l'n ,n.a,,.nns, .,.as ans
pariS rt W ,Ts %sH ctn hao hss
and nv oxnon,ion S ;i III ho oUe a w ,
l"tiaU @ AZ ,Tot " "Ect " h;oi H u boa sI hodS
made by the German authorities
Donor;os poo.,,on =. -. - a..
"epo''eu NeaH.va W.. IN H"'o' VI '"e
Emp'te'
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WASHINGTON.
Fight in Executive Session Over the
Land Commissioner.
" WASHINGTON, Februa


WASHINGTON, February2.
The discussion In the executive session
o! the Senate yesterday over the confr.
nation ofthe appointees for Commissioner
of the General Land Office, was quite ami.
mated, and at one period rather exciting,
Tuesdays session was chiefly spent in at.
tempting to procure the postponement Of
action in order, as was pleaded, to give
Joseph Wilson time to arrange his papers,
and yesterday this attempt was renewed,
by Mr.. Nye moving to postpone the action
until the I'd Of March. Senator Harlem
opposed this quite strenously intimating
that Mr. Nye's motion was not made in
good faith. This charge brought Nye
to his feet with sharp reply, which was
followed by Mr.. Casserly in eulogy Of
Mr.. Wilson's administration of the Gen.
eral Land Office. Mr.. Conkling made u
speech in favor Of the immediate. confir-
nation OF Mr.. Drummond. A vote was
taken soon aIler Mr., Conkling finished,
and resulted in Mr.. Drummond's confir.
nation by almost strictly party vote.
THE INCOME TAX.
A Times Washington special says that
the Ways and Means Committee are still
In statue quo on the subject OF the income
tax on account oil the absence OF Messrs.
Brooks and Mccarthy, who are favorable
to its repeal. Nothing was done at the
meeting yesterday. Mr.. Hooper, chair.
man OF the conference committee on the
part of the House, signifies his desire TO
further examine precedents In the case,
before meeting the conferees from the Sen.
ate, meantime members OF the Senate
have been canvasSed upon the subject and
almostall the leading lawyers and parlia-
mentarians in that body, including Ham.
lin, Sherman and the Vice President are
Of opinion that the Senate has right TO
propose repeal.
REORGANIZATION OF THE CABINET.
The Worlds Washington. correspondent
telegraphs that 1t Is understood In WASH
ington that q thorough reorganization oi
the Presidents Cabinet will be made
March A. Senator Morton Is 10 be Secre-
tary of State and Governor Morgan will
probably have seat. All the present
members except Delano will retire.
AN UNCoNFIRMED DRoTHER.IN.LAw,
The nomination Of Mr.. Craner as Minis.
ter TO Denmark was not confirmed by the
Senate yesterday. Mr.. Sumner objected,
saying the Committee on Foreign Rela.
tions have been for two months inquirlng
into this nomination, and all that they
can find Is that this nominee Is brother
in.law OF the President and wholly unfit
for the position. ny.
OBJECT OF ovERIlAULGNG CABINET,
Other Washington correspondents re.
vive the rumor Of ministerial changes, and
assert positively that the whole Cabinet
win be reconstructed on the 4th Of March
with the object Of securing increased po.
litical strength and influence. ltseems to
be conceded that Mr.. Morton will take
chargc Of the State Department.
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FINANCIAL.
new 7!3O GOLD LOAN.
SAFE PRoFI1ABLEl PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & co.
ofer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co

These bonds arc secured, .Rryi, by q First
Mortgage on the Railroad itself Its rOlllng.stOrk,
and all equipments; SscOHd, by n First Mortgage
on Its entire Land Grant, being moro than Tween.
ty!TwO Thousand Acres OF Land To each mile OF
Road.
Tho Bonds are free from United Statcs Tax
tho Principal and Interest are payable In Cold
the PrinciL at tho end Of Thirty years, and tue
Interest Semi'annnally, at the rate Of sEyENA AND
TnREE!TEkTus PER CENT. per nnnum.
They arc issued In determinations Of $le0, $500,
Si,0 %, n, 900 aud $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs,
Jay Cooke, OF Philadelphia, and j, Edgar Thorn.
son; President Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
Thesr Northern Pacific $50 Bonds will At all
times before maturity, bD receivable AT Ten Pea
CBNT. PREMIUM Tor l,lO), In exchange for the
COmpanys lands at their lowest cash price.
1naddition to their absolnte safety, hesc Bonds
yield IN income larger We believe, than any other
trst.class security. Persons holding United
States 20s can, by converting them into North
ern Pacihcs, increase their yearly income one,
hlrd, and still have perfectly reliable lhvost-
ment
How TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount, and Of any needed denomination. Per-
sons wishing 70 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do 80 with any OF our Agents. who
will allow the highest current price for ALL MAR
KETABLE SECURITIEs. ..s.
Those living In localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly 10 US
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa
ciac Bonds ut our own risk, and without cost to
the investor, For further information, plmph.
lets, maps etc. call on or address tho uhderslgn.
cd. or auyOf the Banks or Bankers employed to
sell this Loan.
After careful investigation have accepted tho
General Agency for West Virginia and the Ad.
Joining counties OF Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale or these bonds, and confidently recon.
mend them to my customers and investors gen.
orally. R,rCRANCLE,
Janl7eOd President Cit Bank.
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How the San Domingoites "Yearn"
TO be Annexed. .l
NEw Y0RK, February 3.

A San Domingo correspondent writes
On the 11th, that The annexation OF that
island is met with violent opposition by
the opponents Of Baez. That Cabral and
his adherents arc very active; that he has
four armies In the field ready TO act against
him; that all tho principal cities are op.
posed to annexation and that they are full.
ly determined 10 test the protectorate Of
the United States to the Baez government,
and declare themselves prepared TO try
conclusions with the United States gun.
boats at once, rather than submit or wait
any longer, and that II Is not improbable
they win commit some overt net and en-.
deGvOr TO bring matters to an end.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In Chaneery. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio
Comfy, West Virginia. . .".I
Walter Marshall
... rs. ...
William Armstrong, Administrator of the estate
OF Robert Marshall, deed, William Marshall
and others.
by virtue Of a tlccrge rendered In tho above
will on the
18th Day Of February, A. d. 1871,
at my onlcc on tho y. T.. corner Of Fourth and
I0HID streets, In the city Of Wheeling, State Of
West VIrglhlR, proceed 10 take and state the nC.
count OF Indebtedness OF sald estate Of RObc't
Marshall, ucc'd, the condition Of the same and
tho amount due to each creditor, and also ascCr.
tain and report the estate real and personal, that
the said Robert Marshall died POSSESSED Of
GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
Commissioner In Chancery OF said Court
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Let the Truth be Told and Justice be
Done.


The Chicago Post commenting on the
CnourENNING swindlc, whereby through
tllGapparent'c nt'cOnnivance Of parties whose
duty it was to protect the governments
the treasury, narrowly escaped being
robbed of half u million, says:
Ifthls alleged condition of things shall
be confirmed by further Investigations
and Mr.. Cessna's singular conduct In de-
clining to explain is ominous,-wc trust
that every person involved, from Crcss.
well to Earle, will be made TO feel the full
weight of the law. The Republican party
Is able to prcserveits own integrity, to ex'
pei md punish It's thieves, and generally
10 do police duty for all our national poll.
tics. Instead OF fearing exposure, 1t seeks
and welcomes It, for purity Is essential to
its life. We hope that, il these stories arc
unduly exaggerated, We shall soon know
It, ind that, II they are not, Mr.. Lawyer
Earle, John Cessna, and Postmaster Gen'l
Cresswell will Straightway be brought to
the bnr. ~
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kO COILS BEST QUALITY JUTE
w RoPR. Justroc0iyed and for tAlG By
deCi5 CHAS, II, BERRY.
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AT one Of his lectures George Francis
Train shouted, Nov, then, anybody can
ask mo questions!" And crazy Nancy
got up and said, "Mr, Train, | wonld like
TO know what makes pot leg always
burn in two in the middleG" The great
American traveller was nonplusscd. He
was not familiar with the phenomenon.