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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
THE FATHER.
! From the Norwegi.n. n !

- EeA ~ - ~ S sk
Thord was the mightiest man in the parish.
He stood one day ID the parsons study, tall,
and grave. 81 have a son. be said, "and
wish him christened. =
ssWhat shall be his name ?''
ssFinn, after my father
s.And the godfathers?"
Therd told their names, and they were the
best men III the parish, and wonneneof his.
own kin.
ssIs there any more?n asked the parson;
he looked up.
Thord stood a moment. Il would Ike to.
have him babtized alone, 7 said he.
ssrhat is to say, on week day?n
saturday next, At twelve O'Clock"
'sIs there anything moreYs
"No, that Ii ALL
Thord filmbled with his cap; he was about
to leave. Then the parson stood up, went
straight to him, and grasped his hand. God
give said ;hA king intoSlis eyes ~ that
tfsis child may be d blessing unto thee. 81
Sixteen years after that day Thord stood
once more in the parsons study. "Ihou
keepst on quite we'll, Therd," said the par
son: he could See NO change il1 him.
.sFor have no grief" answered Thord.
To this the parson said nothing, but after
awhile he asked: What is the errand to-
nigllbgs
s.This night have come for my son. He
lis to be confirmed tomorrow
ssHe is good boy
| II would not pay the parson until knew
what place he was to have among the other
boys" i La A&x
s.He is number one.
81 hear so, and these ten dollars are foi
you.n
/ lis there any thing more ? asked the par
son: he looked at Ihord. sE Ysa
s.No! that is,all." And Thord left.
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This is the kind of i man worth something
in the world. We went 4 great many more
such men than we have now. Will you not
sstFfge to- Be sslch 4 man sSssfa - 's3s -
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III il MAKEs THE Man hat Is it that
makes man2 Can you tellg we can ell
You what ylpessnok Good lotlies do not; a
handsome face does not; learning does not.
I on mt,sti tiavespnae hingelse to make man
Of. we have seena good description Of 9
man. III iiich reads ffhus sal saesI SIs
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The Temple of Health.

MORE good and reiiab BILE rem edics can b,
IvI- had at HEINIrSH'S Drug and Chemi
ca store than from any Other place in thu
with disease, WHO ever bought bottle of
Heinitsh's medicine. but returned and CAV.
thanks, aud bought another bottle. just set
what has been done:
80 600 bottles Of the QUEENS DELIGHT.
for the blood.
25 600 bottles stanley's COUGH SYRUP,
for coughs, &c.
10000 Blood and Liver PILLS. for diseases
Of the Liver.
10000 bottles Tar and Wild Cherry COUGH
CURE.
10 900 bottles Heinitsh's CHILL CURE.
rheumatism,
Still the cry is. comel Como ono, come all.
to the Temple Of Health, and be healed at
little cost. full stock OF good medicines al
ways on hand, at moderate prices, wholesale
and retail, by E. H. HEINIrSH,
NOV 70 Proprietor and Dealer.
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Lime.
C0D BARRELS Of LIME. for sale low by
GOO JOHN AGNEW Il SON
Wood! Wood: Wood

I'M undersigned begs leave t, notify til.
l. citizens ot Columbia that ho has. tbl:
day, established WOOD YARD. at III,
Charlotte Depot. just below, or back OF Mr.
HamberS's etore, where he has, and will en-
dcavor to keep ON hand, an inexhaustibI
supply Of choice Oak, Dry Pine and Light
wood. which he will seli, and deliver an,
where within the city limits, st the reRuia,
market prices. For convenience. 1 hav,
made arrangements to have orders left at tn.
store OF MIR Agnew's, in front Of the stat,
House, and ut tn store Of J. A. Hendrix
Parties leaving orders will please state tn
quality aud quantity wanted. with their ai
uress and pace Of residence. Prompt atten
tion and goot measure guaranteed.
In ordor that BUYERS may know that tho,
arc receiving good measure, have all NJ.
Wood Corded, sn that all parties can inspec,
for themselves; and I would prefer hayiu.
them do 40 before purchasing
VIII also, as soon as possible, have Oh
hand good suppl, OF the different qualities
OF Coal. Brick, drani O. Line: Lumber, Laths
shingles. Post, Sash and Blinds. Doors, DC
Parties having Lumber, Wood. Shingles
Post, &c, 80 desiring. can ship and hny,
them sold on co omission at libel al rate.
Contractors, mechanics and buildera gene.
rally would do we'll to call. before making
their q rangements elsewhere.
Nov 24 NJ A. PENN
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merely &c the dead heroes Of the ysnse.
Tor each one of these has. for himself,
Won tha wreath Of fame,
And wrote on memory's scroll q DEATH es
nsme;"
but to the cause itself; and, as their
brothers and friends showed their devo
tion to the right, by giving their livea
IN Its defence. so they, the women of
south Carolina, through persevereno nee,
tdi! aud self-delial, would attest their
undying fidelity to the principles of the
Pss', by raising, in our capital city, u
monument OF granite, cut from the
bosom OF our mother State, which shall
Dc frm as her ancient virtue aud lastipg
az her past renown.
1as- Papers throughout the State vii!
CONFER great obligation on the associa-
ton by copying the above report.
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villages. commencing with section g8
relating to tho town OF Wriphtsyfli.
elsos bill enthorizing and empowerine
w. y. Garet2 aud others TO establish anS
build wharf ct Martins Point. Wadma
law Island. ~ '"'"
Mr. hsyhe introduced bill to make
appropriation for the payment of mile
age and per diem Of the members of The
teneral Assembly and the salaries of the
subordinate officers and other expenses
incidental thereto.
mr.. Elliott introduced bill to incor.
porate the Mishaw Guards, OF Charles.
Ton; also. to license pawn brokers in the
oity OF Charleston.
Mr. O'Oonnell offered the following
resolutions. which were laid over:
whereas. In the present condition OF
the nnanoes OF the State. it is not only
expedient. but highly necessary, that
every safeguard should be thrown
around the pubic funds; therefore, be u
Resoloed, by the Senate and Houte 9 Of
Representatives, of the State. now me,
and sitting in General Assembly, That all
County Treasurers shall obtain reoeiuts
Tor the same, and place such repeipts in
the hands of the Treasurer of the State.
Whereas. by the recent annual messap 9
OF Gov. Scott, we are informed that the
ioiiowlng bonds and stocks are still in
the hands OF the State Treasurer, to wit:
Bonds for the conversion of State secu.
rites, $47, 1850, 900; bonds for the relief
OF the Treasury, $101, 900; bonds for
payment of the interest on public debt.
550. 600; bonds for redemption State
bills, 1881, 900; stock lfor conversion of
State securities. So. III, 900; and in order
to secure the better satisfaction of the
people OF this State:
Resotued, That the said bonds and
stocks be placed in some institution of
safe-keeping.. to be chosen by the Finance
COMMITTEE OF the Senate and the Com
mittee OF Ways and Means of the Honse.
subject to the future action of this Gene.
rel Assembly; and until such time as
thorough Investigation can be had into
the present financial condition of the
State; and the president or agent of the
said institution is hereby required to i'm
mediately notify this General Assembly
OF the time when said bonds and stocks
were reosived; and the said president or
agent shall not pay out any MONEYS.
unless by order of this General Assem-,
bly,.
Be II further resolued, That the Comp
troiier- General is hereby required to
serve all County Treasurers with an off,
cial copy of this resolution.
The consideration of Message No. Q
OF Gov. Scott was postponed.
At 81 O'Clock, the House adjourned to
meet Tomorrow, at IL NJ.
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AN ANNEXATION MovEMENr.-The
BRITISH ooionists resident in New York
heid meeting on 23d ult., for the pur
pose OF organizing colonial annexation
movement Representatives of Cauadp,
New BrnnHwick. Nova Scotia, Prince Ed
"ard Island and Newfoundland, united
IN pledge to sustain tho project of q
union OF all these colonies with the
United States. and measures wero taken
to secure the corporation of their
brethren In Chicago. st. Louis, Buffalo
aud other places. The speakers at th
meeting dwelt upon the project Of an
nexation with great carnestness. con
tending that it is as sure OF consnmma.
ton as it is certain that England ia
losing faith in tue colonial system, and.
therefore, that the question should be
considered calmly with reference con.
tingenoies not remote. As the .ou,7,ol
OF Commerce remarks, these gel lemep
mean we'll, but they will fail to get up
any enthusiasm over annexation at this
time. The advance of the Alabama
claims towards settlement has stonned
the annexationists in the United State.
from asking for Canada as an Offset TO
shoae claims. And, on the other hand.
y community that went into moral fits
over defalcation of a paitry thousand
and odd dollars by the clerk of Toronto
public office, may well stand aghast ut
the frightfnl disclosures OF official
lnlquity in New York and Washineton.
and precipitately beg to be excused from
joining their rustic fortunes with anv
such depraved crew.
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Mrs. Sarah Norton thinks q woman
with the right of suffrage would be as
miserable as man liable to bear ohii-
drep. She also believes that all the n en-
VINO advocate 'woman's rights have
tailed IN finding womsn's place in life.
Harmless mirth is the best cordial
against the consumption of the spirits; !;
wherefore jesting is not unlawful il it
trespasseth not in quantity, quality, or
ssason.-.Fuiler,
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rHIsHle%RlAPHIC
= ,FSsssSE AEslfs.
IssNOON DESPAgCHES.

- ~ ;ESss;SE AEslfss
sieseisaNOON DESPATOHES.ysa :,
AMADEUS 10 Taxa THE RxELD--THhE0RAPE
ooNamRRsHs mH 30 --lPAnyIouhARs ] OF THE s4Rou
TtON OF STUDNNTs, 40. III. iySai
q MADRID, December 2-Amadeus wa,
present ut yesterday q Cabinet meeting.
He showed deep concern for the cbndi.
:, tion OF the Cuban people, and expressed
q desire to proceed to Havana thinseli
andidirect measures for qualifications
=, ROM, December Y 8, ,+-AH congress Of
Representatives OF .EnfopeaH telegraph
companies convened here Yesterday.
.1LoaDoa, sDeoembertA vSThe, Prince, vf
Wales. 9o1GditioA is unchanged: No
abatemant ,.6f the fever: The Prince
paced sa!nday Quietly; The symptoms
continua favorable The ;erisi: will bs
reachsd this ltmorhsnB which, IL Esafely
Paaseds the PfineeiWin ba 'oonsidersd
opt OF danger. Tue Queen continues in
attendance. The, Princess Alexandris
has wholly recovered. efsai
~ ~ LATER. The Prince of Wales passed
RESTLESS. night. . The, symptoms this
morning 7ahow, an ameioration of the
A fire at War wick Castle, last night,
did irrepafable damage to the great hall; !;
the dining and other rooms being also,
gutted. 1.-THE destruction of anoient
armors, pictures and ouriosities was very
great. '',"i y.' ''lAi.l i.5t.il
A Havana letter says the only desecra.
tion OF Castenonis.'s grave consisted in
breaking glass vase, covering niche
and removing immortelles and substi.
tuting wreaths Of garlic. For this,
eight students were shos, eleven sen-
tenoed for six years to the chain uan6
nineteen for four years to the chain
gang, and four to six months imprison-
ment. At the college, it is asserted, that
it was mere frolio; but tho volunteers
ruled the hour, who raided the streets all
day, shooting eight; Cubans. The c.n-
demned students we're not allowed an
hours respite to see their friends.
Those executed were mere boys. Their
parents offered large sumu to save them
the father of one Offering q, 600 600:
but all in vain. Valmaseda was absent
at the time. but fully sanctioned the exc
cution upon his return. =
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Sale Spartanburg and Union Raiiroed 4

the State OF South Carolina. plaintin, against
the espartanburg and Union Railroad Com.
psny and others, creditors. defendsnts.
I n obedience to an order dated 18th dsv oe
i November, 1871, passed by the Hon James
w. hut!and. Judge Of the 4th Circuit. of the
state OF South Carolina, the undersioned will
soil, on the FIRST MONDAY in Janusry, 1879.
it Unionviile, In the County of Union in the
state OF South Carolina, before the Oonrt
touse door, between the hours Of IL O'clock
IN the forenoon and o'clock In the afternoon.
~ PUBIC outory. to the highest biddtr r, the
ssa wnole OF the SPARrANBUkG AND UNION
m mmAlL6OAD, Including the Road-bed, Right of
Wey. Grading. Bridges, Masonry and Super-
structure, lying and situate in the Oountie.
VI Fairfield. Union and Spartanburo: All tha
ttock subscribed for in the Spartapburr and
Union hsiroad Company; the areered rights
sno privileges thereof; the railroad spikes.
'nsire and equipments, and ali the property
wneo oy said company, as incident or neoes-
'afy ior 10 business. on the following terms.
70 WIT: Twenty-Five thousand ($25 OOO) dol
iars cash, and the balance in three sounl
semi annual instalments, with interest on
each inetalment from the day of eale. TO he
,ecnred by the bond Of the purchaser, Nth a
mortgage OF the entire property sold The
ouiohaser viii also be required to pay for all
stamps and papers.
II the highest bidder should fail to pay .t
once the twenty-five thousand 1895, 600, dol
,ars aforesaid in cash, the property hereinbe-
'ore advertised will immediately be offered
AZ AZ the time and place above mentioned, upon
the terms already stated, for re-eale.
JAMES M. BAXTER
49, THOMAS B. JETER
NOVEMBER 10, 1871. Rsfsrses
S0The Unionville Times, Fairfield Herald
Cdrohno Spartan and Columbia Unto,: will
::opy until day Of sale aud send bills to Re-
.orreN. Nov %
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EXecutor's Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late James
"A Brown, either by note or book account.
tre requested to call and settle at once with
my agent, Fred. j., Brown, or they win be
Ilaced In the hands of an attorney for col
ection. Those having claims viii present
ment. SEIINx RROWN
Nox 20 413 Executrix.
state Of South Carolina..Fairfeld Co.
The State OF South Carolina, plaintiff, us. the
spartanburg and Union Railroad COMPANY.
and others; creditors. Order for Saie. do.
RY virtue OF decretal order in the above
~ stated case, all the creditors Of the
spsrtan6urg ta raa,.3g aud Union Railroad Company
mands against the said Company, before us.
~ Specia! Referees. ut the law Office OF James
26th, 27th. 7sth, 10th aud sOsh days OF Decem-
her, A. D: 1871. and on the 23d, oath, 25th.
?6th. 27th and 2Sth days Of Jauuary' A. D.
1872. JAMES NJ RAYTER
~ THOMAS B. JETER,
NOV 10 special Referees
a5- The Fairfield Herald, the Unionyille
Times, the Carolina Spartan and the Colum-
ma a Union will publish till 1st Of February,
lSi2, and send bills to the Clerk OF the Court.
VinnRbOro
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I'rightful Prophecy,

TT you neglact cough or a cold. however
l. slight, consumption. that great destroyer,
will be suro to follow. The inscription upon
the tombstone will bo in the following start
ling words:
.DIED FROM NEGLECTED Couan"
Stanley's celebrated COUGH SYRUP will
cure coughs, colds, asthma, throat affections,
when no other pr paration will. Try bot
tle. Prepared only by
Now 25t E. II. HEINITSH, Druggist.
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IRWIN'S HALL:

4n w I'm HALL
Honn8cr, JOHN TEHPLETON
First appearance in Columbia OF the
Greatest Attractions Ever Presented
TUESDAY EVENING. DE. EmBER s,
A PPEARANOk of the combined STARS OF
"A The SOU RI. t18 great srtistes,) in thu
1randest and most select performances. Also.
The worlds greatest sensational artistes,
LEON BROTHERS,
In their great acts. Tho wonderful
MA r THE-FAY
ALICE ZANE,
AND GRAND COMPANY
Tuesday evening, December s, the great
and celebrated Ladies Play,
EAST LYNNE; or. the ELOPEMENT.
NEW SENSA TIONSi
Admission 81; Children half prioe. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
Doors open at quarter before z. Curtain
rises at 8 o'clock Dec
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New Stationery House
r.. r. STOKE ES

III AS just opened. in the now and handsome
IL building Immediately opposite the Pa0-
NIX ONCE on Main street, complete stock of
STA TIONERF,
Comprising Letter, Cap and Note Paper. of
II sizes, qualities and Of every description:
lat Papers OF Cap, DENY, Double Cau. Me-
ilum, Royal, Super. Royal, and Imperial sizes,
Shioh Wall be sold IN any quantity, or manu-
.aotured- into Blank Books OF any sixe, and
uied to any pattern, and bound in apy stvie
st short notice
ENVELOPES
IN endless variety all sizes, colors and ouali-
ties.
BLANK BOOKS
H every variety. Memorandum and Pass
looks, Pocket Books. Invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Ko"ks
AhOHIrECTS and DKAUHHTSMEN will
ind complete stock OF mater ala for their
hse. Drawing Paper, in .hes,s and rolls.
Sristol Boards, Postal Paper aid Boards, Oil
''aper. Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes and
boxes. Brushes. Crayons, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL I'AIIONERY
of fevery description;a great vrriety Of conve-
iient and useful articles for both Teachers and
Pupils.
Photograph Albums, Writing Desks. Port
solios, Uabss, with boxes. and . countless
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, most elegant stock OF Gold Pens and
PENCIL Cases, superbly mounted Rubber
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and Carmine, Indelible
and Copying; Mnoilage: Chers and BAckgam-
mon Men nd Boards; Visiting and Wedding
Cards. and everything usually Kept in
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True Brotherhood Lodge No. "a. AIM.
"A The Regular Communication OF
x&True Brotherhood Lodge, No. e4 viii
~\be held in Masonic Hall, TEsE Cues
day EVENING, at Z O'Clock. By order OF tho
WIN. G. M. WALKER. Reo'v'
Dec5
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FIRST CLASS STATIONERY HOUSE

Which the Proprietor intends this shall be.
He will still conduct his BINDERY and
BLANK BOOK MANUFAOTORY and PAPER.
MUL1NG ESTABLISHMENT, which has been
IN successful operation for over thirty years In
this State. and to which he will continue to
devote his own personal attention His stock
will be kept mp full and mplete, and his
PsiGes SnDs viii be found always reasonable. and
E. r. STOKES, Main street,
Nov Opposite PHHNlx Office
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Boarding.

Boarding.
MISS CORDELIA MOKDECAI announces
Ix1 that her establishment South. west cor
ner OF Sumter and Lady streets, is prepared
to accommodate BOARDERS, permanent and
transient, whore tho tastes and comforts OF
the nost fastidions will be guaranteed.
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Gas-iight Bills for Month of November.
CONSUMERS will please sttend to the pay
~ ment OF their bills without delay. This
closing tile years' business, the Secretary ha.
20 make out his yearly report. and prom ptness
Will assist me in making an early return.
JACOB LEVIN,
Secretary Columbia Gas Company.
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Palmetto Fire Engine COMPANY.
To the Public.

10 tn0 PUBIC.
TESHE STATE CAPITAL RESTAURANT will
L be kopt open all night after MONDAY,
December 1. for the accommodation OF the
travelling public. and meaIs'will be served al
all hours OF the dav and night Dec6
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Pickles, Fruits and Vegetables.

Pickles. Fruits and Vegetables.
1Sn DOZEN, in glass and cans, of tn.
lcO choicest kinds, as follows: EnglirL
Plccalili and Chow Chow; California Apricot.
and Bartlett Pears; Pine Apples. fresh Peach.
es, Plums, Strawberries, tomatoes, Gree1
Corn, Asparagus, Spanish Olives, CApers
Worcester Sauce, French and English MuH.
tard Dessicated Cocoanut, Chocolate Paste
Essence Coffee, &c; all fresh and for sale low
for cash. r. HOPE
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Cast iron sinks, all sizss," is the le.
gend Hartford p!auher ;nscrihed .son
his outer wall" "Well, who (hicl said
it didntp was the inquiry OF an inebri.
ated man Of sin to the plumber aforesaid
who read it over three or four times
and gave yell Of delight whsa be
thought he saw the point.
Who pays the highest price for a
home? The woman who marries for
one. rH1 lfiI :. -
Regard not dreams since they are the
images OF our hopes and fears.
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The Last of the Season.
s)n0 BUSHELS Pure Rust. proof SEED
GONI OATS, Tor sale for cash only
NOV ~ f. HOPE
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Horses, Mules, Hogs. WAGONS, Harness. and
Agricultural Implements Of all ktnds.
ByD. G. PEIXOTTO & sON. .Auctionear.
oN THURSDAY MORNING next. Deoemb.r
rs.ss T. a. ~ O'clock, We viii sell. without any
miles from Columbia % on the NC Mont;os,1o inlso
R0sd, the following:
fine YOUNG MUEES.
2 No. Horses,
Several fine young Chester Pigs,
!Iwo-hurse Wagon,
One-horse Wagon,
sets substantial Wagon Harness.
Corn Shelter,
Feed Cutter,
Cotton Planter,
Cotton Gin,
Wheat Fan,
Flows. Harrows. Oultivators, and numerous
'ther Agricultural Implements.
Sale positive. Conditions oash Dact
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ibis AoRN1NG, at my store, at 10 O'Clock,
,., will cell.
6AOON. Groceries, Furniture, DO. DeoD
f'"e Carpesfng. Bedsteads. arm Chairs. 90.
BY .. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS tTucsdsy) MORNING. December &. 10
oElock; we Will sell. at our Auction Store.
ho3a Inc !oIowing well-kept household articles.
S9oasekeePing: Fine Mahogany Arm OBI sirs,
Te,a: To!as: HSeasteads, Hair -Seat Parlor Ohsirs.
-Four large elegant English Brussels Oar.
pets, perfectly new single and double NAT
tresses. Cooking Stoves aud UtensiIs. PsriSr
iSssoves, Su, and Urge assortment and variety of
%o yards Of three-ply Csrpeting. to be sold
IN lots TO suit purchasers. '~
Oondltions cash. Sale positive. Deo s
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The speculation mania. whioh mas long
peen epidemic at Washington, is begin
ming to spread throughout ell the de-
Partments OF the Grant administration.
II was not enough that it should be oon.
nned to the home department; it has
crossed the waters and seized upon our
foreign Ministers. Our Minister to
England, Sohenck, could not wait until
MS return. but must need prostitute his
e4aited oftice in siiver-mine speouiations
But with gift-taker in the White House,
ana convicted bribe-takers in many
otner ofhcial stations, whet could be ex-
pected of onr Minister'S abroad2