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New-York tribune., 1872-06-07


~ CIBEOY IN TIKI SINKING FUND, UEDkR sbOfioh
THREE ARTICLE OF TIKI CONSTITUTION: IL, =,
Commissioners Pus by virtue OF Act
ctto Provide the Government passed p H
Of Article Of t7 Cos
stuon hereby notice sealed proposals. VIII he received he
18th "
that daI for loan Of 0NB MILLION FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
TWO THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS for which tanea
bic certificates Of stock PRINCIPAL AND lsrksEr PsIABLs IN op
either registered option the purchaser viii be Issued IN The
c the People the state Of Hewfo on the credit Of ihe sink
Fund section three c OF the Constitution bearing
interest at the rate OF six per cent per nnum payable a on
the f days Of January and July In each and the principal REIN
burb the fret day OF July thousand eight hundred aud eighty
sew
il TO be understood
accent proposals their
opinion 10 the interest Of the State
The proposals may for The whole part Of said loan not lees
An proposals. to up norsed loan for the Sinking
Fund envelope directed to the Auditor Of the Canal
Department Albany, n, Y
HE money viii required paid current funds hve cent
on acceptance tie proposal and the balance the ~ dag Of
June
PAYMENTS 10 be deposng the 70 the credit on the
"Tesurr Of the State NewYork Of the Canal fund
In the Manhattan Company NewlO or 10 the NNlo
State National Bank in the City Of Albany. 1t,
Interest on the the h day Of Juy next and be
payab smaBnuay the h da Of January ard July at The BANK
of the Manhattan Company. In the City Of New-lOrk
Dated Canal Department. Albany. NAV 2g, 1872.
ALLEN G.. BEACH Lieut. Governor.
NELSON X. HOPKINS. Comptroller.
g. HILTON SCRIBNER. Secretary Of State.
THOMAS RAlNES. Treasurer
We a ID u 4 frNFg
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Havana 6-EIchsnge-On United so days sight in
uorta l4st teyeuin
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Rva lsar state Pennsvlvaua 651 -,
plenty, shade and faJ active sales oi SO oOs
con Me Jersey g. IS as3 Corr MeaLwestw So 50 90 90
Corr Meal etern 81 o Corn Meal. Brre.. sl a. W
Flour quiet; Club Extras heavy sales al 80 22a S
FRFIGrIhe has been only light business Gone IN t.e uh OF
Berth ehts charters there continued
r r vessels foil but very little done 10 oer
lue. engagements TO Liverpool by sal o oes
a. for Gram by em were bd6td 10 Lon
AZ. 3D., by sail To Glasgow ~ nns oi
Dc To Antwerp, luV tcs Lard az za % 10
Br M Do BUSH last 81 90 The charters were
aus. bark hence for Oers with $500 6rn az 's
al sni Italian bng, hence 20 Penarih hoss
lnieI, s.th lti lrec
shp Belfast direct With 15V q Gram az - ttui
Nor~esu hence Cork for orders With 2 Qs 90 81 % ~
p 2o register from Ne"Oieaus 70 l'4' 4I i''
with a Tobacco AZ sos 40 .,, =.
FEED asy bot dull; quoted b shorts $3.50 s28 100 n no
E. 424Q 25; 4Jto 30 D. SlOd 80 on per lun heteeu
Rlta , D. r-r sales 20 TONS 40 b AZ 80 90 , ,-,,
GRAIN-- hmcI but not higher shppers nol
bses T but quet miers hold or the a are
" bush No Chicago Spring. uns0undi - 20
for no / Milwaukee. store; 81 - tlr hed "es
ru. - IB for Amber do: Sl 80 for Red state, ana
bu. 40 Milwaukee $l r. af0a Barley luu aul nominal
steady; sales Of 4rD bul az ~ - I
Canadian s. Oats lower unsettled and quiet ne
the present upphed The sales ere oo9o ous
Ohio M.tr 5t and 5lnZc ah0at Whlte a. O
Back 81 sdoat Western Mixed at 5lt d52c shoat and SG 5
s,-- White 5e afoa; State az c for Mixed on tscA aIu
vino n. o trk Rye and dull; The sales we're 1908 bush
W-tsrp al 10 sfoa and l. 500 bush Cansdsn IN boDa az S
Com 1ute demand general chiefly Tor export ln
s bush Damp and Ulfound At b4 1otc esleIu
flW-lc 90 White ie0w 81 jci Souilen ieuV"
a. Tlle Round Yellow AZ Sk065 . .,
aT.ErvR STOCK oY GRAIN BROOKLYS WABB
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
SAFE AND RELIABLE.

REGISTERED SEVEN PER CENT COUNTY BONDS Of the
LtADYG COUNTIES IN KANSAS Registered by State Auditor
Interest and principal paid by State Treasurer.
legality Of these bonds permanently established and holders
are fully protected by the certificate accompanies each
bond bonds received by otherwise
prices exchange these bonds without expense the
Pamphlets sod full information will be furnished application
SAMUEL A. GAYLORD Co..
stock and Bond Brokers'
yV.I.st Eev.york nd Iouig NJ
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Gituations Uantco--9emdles.

A GERMAN Lady, with the best testimonials
"a from German Pruce cf7, desire, engagement
GOVERNESS pryae family school thorough musician
Address D. T.. 80 East rhifty-frst-st, Neg-iork
ANANTED-To FURNISH parties in need of
HOUSE SERVANTS short notice
and reasonable terms Satisfaction guaranteed Address
g. d. PEARMAN. No. 89 THent fifth st. Richmond, Va
WANTS a SITUATION--As NURSE and
w SEAMSTRESS b. A competent and reliable Protestant
Ina, taken the entire care infants; willing short distance into
be countrv reference 2O4 W Twenty
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THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY. June 6. 1872.
receipts TO-DAY a. packages The demand ir fSs
~ sy moderate sni prices are unchanged " - '@ 70 %
srri dull sni nomnaL .o.i,o
A. .er rates sales 2l7 bales l last evening" ncQdug M o
snnlr spec4hton Forward deliveries deeunel aou
% r follows 80 ou basis OF Low Mddlug: sales last evening
arer p June l0O AZ 20 lltc no notice before hi IW AZ |
A. lt 80 2ftc JUL 40 al &C.. 200 at q Sltc, Vl 81
a gc Anf 20 7l6c 80e a Pic, 800 at 2ic, @ az ~ oe
spa Alll6c, yl az $50 I'S a. L'i~'- '-oO ~ Az
q 44fs~ tide: 500 a ~ llbc., tVV
li- lOi at N ltlGc; Nov 100 at % ol56c goo At 2c ZU
"a, De- 2U0 ft % Site. 100 20c Total 1850 bales
Sal. tosy up p mJone 200 at % 76e 400 at sc 'S 9 AZ
gse sf b hlc 1900 july $40 al Ici l2tS Al l'
$40 t p i6c ao AZ lb 9l6c 400 st 26c 900 at Z6'c
lc. August 600 81 27ic 60 at PC 100 a. lic iT az
800 AZ 2itc, 100 al -
7'l a - @ o az 2}. 100 a. 2tic 20 81 2 200 at &c @ @ az al
50 2ic. llOO st 24c 400 81 p ll0c, so al sic w AZ
6c 2fc. 100 AZ - llic leo at 2c October D az
tl 90 AZ 2ic November 100 at 20c December IvD az an
"a, exchange Ice paid 90 exchange 100 June or O
bales Grand total 2690O bales We quote
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based Cotton running IN qua NOT more H
half cleHt Shove below the grade quoted -. ....
tOfFi-BIaf continue sctve and tn Al ne advance ne
4l9 do Jylnd 10 ar
and Hampton Roads 2 bags Rio o. NJ Humei otnef de-
irc yer trl but Q4ct - -,
FLOUR MEAL-T1e inquiry or Flour IL more gnera sua o.
The West inde' PANTY greles az ~ @ i
ten.nf At ihe close doing in the Sow ana meun
sies ui steader feeling; aes Of 300 bbls We quote; -
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

NILSSON X. HOPKINS. Comptroller.
G.. HILTON SCRIBNER. Secretary Of state.
THOMAS RAlNKS. Treasurer
FRANCIS G. BARLOW. Attomey-Genefal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-20
An Indignant Editor.

1t seems impossible to get the name "Bing-
hanton, New York." into an Ohio newspaper
We have laboriously printed it, in the manu-.
script, aud the compositor always thinks the p
must have been left out by accident, and he puts
it "Binghsmpton." Then we have tried writing
it with an, and afterwards strike out the p in
the most obtrusive manner possible,-but the
Intelligent compositor thinks this is the result of
q fit of emotional insanity, and the word appears
regularly as before, "Biughampton." Then we
have corrected it in the proof, with a vigorous
dele, which 10 the sign in all languages for the
proof-resder's stake out" and it comes up like
Banquos ghost (only the other end frst,> as
"Binghamdon." 1t is of no use. You can't con.
vince any printer that the name of the respect.
able old party the town was called for WAS Bing.
ham, and net Binghamp, any more than you can
convince him there 10 no such word rs ;rrial, and
that instead Of being dipthong, the first two
novels are syllsbels, thus-s.eri.nl. We give it
up. Put it erial and:eroasut, and contemporary,
and reportoral, and newspsporial, and Idiotic
Asylum, and Biughampton, and Bedamtoyou
But il we had our way we would hang the first
reportial contemporary that say. erial new rpupor.
tally, or sead him to Binkhampton in u balloon,
without An eronsut to steer the machine No
body but nstursl.born fool would say news.
paporiai" any way. Such ~"rdIought to burst
the gullet Of any man who uses it.-Ohio Sate
Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-20

"A VERY VALUABLE NUMBER OF Hearth and
Home for April 90 is before us. Besides several
fne engravings, and the usual good assortment
OF excellent reading for all departments of the
household, supplement- in this number gives an
account of four years libel suit brought against
the publishers for exposing humbuRs, in which
the important rulings of Judge Brady. of the n.
\. Supreme Court, and the testimony of leading
physicians, take advanced ground in regard to
the responsibility of manufacturers and dealers
in patent medicines. This will be specially in.
teresting, net only to lawyers, physicians and
druggists. but to all who buy and use IN, dicines.
and to all those who have been swindled by hum.
bugs. A prominent feature, however, Of this
number of Hearth and Home is the new story BY
DR.. Eggles'sn, author of the "Hoosier School.
master" The new story Is entitled THE End
OF tho World" illustrating life and scenes in the
west thirty years ago. It's confidently believed
that this will be one of the most attractive snd
useful American stories yet brought out. Get
this number especially, either OF your newsmsn,
or send dime and get postpaid copy from the
Publishers, ORANGE, JUDD l. Co.. 245 Broad
way, N. Y.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions receiv.
cd by Osman & Hapeman, Ottawa. Ills.
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Western scnoolhouses.

From 1iton's Golden Are
1t seems pity that 80 many of the fine school
houses in tho west. where land is plenty and
cheap should be built to the towering height of
five or six stories, compelling young girls to do
great deal of unwholesome running up and
down stairs. injurious to their physical consti.
tuition, and oftentmcs resulting in the chronic
disorders peculiar to the sex. We have seen
many of these institutions which look like y
Webster's Dictionary standing on end. Why
not instead, build them after the model of the
dictionary lying hat3 The building committee
should broaden their foundations and decapitate
their towers Two flights Of stairs, a first and
second story, is all that ever should be seen in
school house-particularly school house fire.
quented by girls. But there seems to have been
All ambition in the west to make the school
house sort of town monument-visible for a
dozen miles across the praires of Illinois or
Minnesota, The western school houses are in
most respects far superior to any others in the
country. Their defect is their undue height.
This objection is serious. We know, from per.
sonal inspection, that the fault of which we
speak is beginning to show itself in the weari.
ness of the scholars and teachers-not the males,
but the females. Other new houses are to be
erected in various parts of the western states.
Our suggestion, we think, is worthy of grave
consideration.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-20

"If you tell that old harry, will never hear
the last of it." ssid Edge. in desperation.
very probably" was the provoking reply of
his wife.
"Now. look here, my darling" said Mr.. Edge,
coaxingly, 'you won't say anything, will you |?
A fellow don't want to be laughed at by all the
world. say, Marie, you shall have the prett:est,
most exquisite furs in New York il you only
keep auiet-yoa shall, upon my honor"
The terms were satisfactory, and Marie cspit-
ulated-who wouldn't? And that is the way
she got those splendid furs that filled the hearts
OF all her female friends with deepest envy.
And perhaps it was what made Mr.. Edge such
courteous husband ever since
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Annie on Grant.

And now comes Annie Dickinson to enter an
eloquent protest against perpetuating stupidity
and indecency in the Presidential chair. where
now, il ever, skilled and upright Statesman is
nc aed- Annie. whose Republication has been
tested BY years of devotion to the party and in
defatigable service on the stump, lectured at
Pittsburg Wednesday night, and planted her.
self square against the reelection programme.
A Pittsburg correspondent thus reports her ex.
perience on the OCCASION:
The lecture of Annie Dickinson before tho
Mercantile Library Association was AZ uuoom.
mon one, end made great stir with tho audi
enoe. The subject, I'VE the People," was dis
cussed for about half an hour, when Annie
came right down to her work. and stated with
great del.bssssion and emphasis her opinion of
the Liberal kspublisan movement. Sumner,
Schurz and Greeley, she said, were the brains
of the Republican party. At this juncture
some Kissed the speaker, but she was not to be
disturbed. The nerve and brain of the party
are dead cot against Grant and his mess and
propose to stem the tide Of corruption which
flows out from Washington. The assertion that
Grant saved tho country IA 90 stupid as untrue,
aud is q slender on the hundreds of thousands
Of dead blue'oosts who had given their lives that
the republic might live. These dead, nameless
heroes were the real saviors of our country: She
spoke Us non-voting, impartial citizen desir.
ing to end tho evils of the present state of things
Only the other day, in Kentucky. they held a
convention in which there were e federal Of.
fee holders. misses. 1t is said that republics
are ungrateful, and the best evidence of its
truth is the attempt of political bummers to
read out Of the party sach men o. Sumner, Gree.
ley, Crate Brown and Schurz. Great sensa-
ton The argument that Grant is the only
man that can save the country is an outrage
on every honest voter in the land. The lecturer
concluded her discourse amid much confusion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-20

Wall papers to suit every customer. at Osmsn
4 Hapeman's.
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The Juveniles are Joyous with the advent Of
May, for, like the seasons, spsrts and amuss.
ments change; nevertheless there are spare and
stormy times for indoor recreation, for which
there is nothing better than the perusal of some
periodical. The one to fill this want IL DEMO.
RESTS YOUNG AMERICA, suited to each month,
its treasures are extraordinary. No child should
want . magazine when 1t can be had for one
dollar year. Published at S38 Broadway,
n. Y.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions 70.
ceived by Osman & Hspeman, Ottsws. HE.
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A dead set-A corset.
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Joaquin Miller says of Queen Victoria; I'm
Whitehall fret saw tho Queen of Rnglsnd, .
sad aud silent woman, whose virtues, charities
and simplicity have challenged the sdniration Of
the world; a woman who has turned from the
sllurements of courts to educate her own chill.
dren; u woman always clad in incorporating
black. She never wore hoops. nor waterfalls,
nor false hair. think she deserves . crown for
this, if nothing more"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-20

A Detroit man, who Lad contributed bundle
Of his csst-o6 clothing for the relief of the VIC.
tims of the Minnesota FIRE. received from ono of
the sufferers tho following note:
THE committy man Civ me, amongst other
things, wat he called pair ov pants, and twould
make me pant some to wear 'em. found your
name 81 ~hsre ysu live on ono Of the pokits, my
wrh i.fled 30 when showed 'em to her that I
tho, she would have conipshun it, She wants
I" kpo~ II there lives aud brethes man who has
lee, NO bigger than That. She sed if there was
he or,er be takiA up fur vagrinsy for havin no
visible ,nesna Of support. colden't get them on
m! "d--t boy, 40 used 'em for gun ca.es. II
YOU have saother pare to spare, my vito wood
like :" get EN- to hang up by the side Of the fire
pl.-e TO keep the tongs iH."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-27

NEGLECTED OpronTuNiTiEs.-With al
the characteristic energy Of the people OF
this country, it is u remarkable and la-
mentable fact that the children OF those
who have raised themselves to social
portion and influence by their personal
efforts, almost invariably waste what
their parents accumulated. With supe-
rior advantages and a bright prospect
before them to occupy higher place
than their prudent, persevering fathers,
they fall by vice and dissipation into
neglect und absolute nothingness. Neg
lected opportunities is the sin Of those
who imagine Themselves something when
at the end ofa useless life, they discover
themselves to be nobodies. 1t is natural
for parents to hope, pray, and labor for
theinchildren, with M ambition to leave
them useful and prominent among men.
But necessity alone develops power, and
honest devotion in tho steady pursuit OF
reputation above reproach, secures
what those who wuste their opportuni.
ties never obtain-a good name.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-27

SUFFERING OFPICIAI.-The Chicago
Post remembers good story Of the pri-
vate secretary Of n former Governor OF
New York, badly given to suffering.
Some innocent agriCulturist had man
agSd to pass some local measure to the
advantage of Squashvillc Center or Lit
tie Bungtown through the Legislature,
and the act only awaited the gubcrna-
torial signature to become INV. Time
passed but tho Governor "made no
sign." The rural member called upon
the secretary and represented his case,
called agnin and yet a9ain. On the oc-
casion OF his third visit, at the conclu.
sion Of the interview, the secretary ar.
marked: "S.ss.say, do you know W.
w.w.what was the name Of the little &C,
c.cuss in the TIT ter.tos.testament that
got up into the p-p-p palm.tree ?" "Zac.
cheus," promptly replied the member
"Y.y.yes, Ziccheus, th.th-thaps The
m.man, " answered the secretary "ani
w-what ws.wa-wns 1t th-they said to him?'
"Oh, he said to him, 'Zaccleus, CONF
down" "Th.th.that's it." said the
secretary with every afrectition Of de
light. "c.c.c.comc down-yes - good
day" The member saw the point o
the delicate satire, and "camc down,
and an hour afterwards his bill was law
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-27
Thf Aemotrat,'
Fncl. md FnncIes.

/
It is estimated that tho actual cost OF
producing wool in California is less than
ten cents pound.
The highest Office in the gift OF the
untion is srid to be that of surveyor on
Mount Washington.
Most persons hlvc heard of dead
wall, but n correspondent writes to say
that he has actually got living room in
his house.
A hotel thief got about 800 in the
Sherman House, indianapolis, the other
night, and left behind, in his room, jew
elry worth Sl2j.
What is the difference between the en-
trance to barn and n loafer in print
ing Office? One is barn door and the
other is n darn bore.
az can speak seven different languages"
snid convict as he entered the penten-
tinry. "No matter" said the keeper
We have hut one here, and very little
of that"
A bride in Indiana, after the conclu-
sion Of tho marriage ceremony, stepped
gracefully forward and requested the
clergyman to give out the hymn, "ThiS
is the way I long have sought"
Josh Billings says: "There is one
thing about hen that looks like wisdum
they don't knckle much until after they
have hid their egg. Sum pholks aro
alwus Dragging and n kaclIling what
| they are going tcw do beforehand,
There are in Chicago 10000 carpon.
tcrs, 5000 bricklnycrs, 1900 plasterers,
1000 painters, 5000 stone-cutters, and
other trades in proportion. The carpen.
tiers are getting an average Of 1925, and
bnclilaycrs nm average Of So day.
A young lady, seeking situation, was
Interested in an advertisement for some
one to do light housekeeping. So she
wrote to the advertiser asking where tho
lighthouse wa, and il there was any
way Of getting to shore on Sundays.
Smoking out may he very effective
way OF getting rid Of rabbits, but it ap-
pears to be expensive sometimes. A
Missouri farmer tried it short time
ngo. HO cught the rabbit, but burnt
up half mile Of fence and over hun
dred apple trees i'll the process.
A nice young man whose fine manners
and clothes had created decidedly II.
vorahle impression on the marriagcablo
women Of mn Iowa town, was shameiully
neglected when it became known that
he had received n despatch "to come
home Immediately, as the baby was very
sick"
The fashion of throwing on old slip.
per after the carriage Of n newly.married
couple is supposed to mean that the
chances Of mntrimony nre very slippery.
The newest style of boquct for o bride
to carry on her wedding.day, is very
small and round, composed OF buds aud
small flowers.
Fuller, in his description OF good
wife, says "Shc commandcth her hus-
band in equal matters by constantly
obeying him. She never crossetll her
husband in the spring.tiio Of his anger,
but stays till It he ebhing water. Her
clothes nro rather comely than costly,
and abe makes plain cloth to be velvet
by her husbands wearing it. In her
husbands sickness she feels more grief
than she shows" "
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-27

A HoRRTDLE MAssACRE.-A few days
since, says the San Antonio Herald, while
encamped ut the Howard Springs, on the
FL Paso road, train Of wagons and
about fifteen persons were attacked by
sixty redskins, six or eight dcserters,
negro soldiers and seven MGxicans. II
was about u NJ. Some Of the men were
cooking, some lolling in the pleasant
shade, others attending to the various
duties, and nll in n state Of lazy careless.
ness, when like thundcrbolt the liend.
ish yell of the snvNges deadened every
heart with terror Before tho panic.
stricken teamsters could collect their
scattered thoughts md arms, the Indians
had ridden amongst them and secured
all but two. After having thus secured
the now despairing tGamsters they pro-
ceeded to pillage the contents Of the
wagons. They, to their great delight,
found quantity of United States arms
and ammunition, which they appropria
ted to their use. They took n few arti.
cles Of merchandise, with which the wag.
ons were principally loaded, for the use
Of their recruits and Mcxicans. They
then rolled the wagons together, careful.
" tied their victims under the wagons,
piled wood around and set fire to the pile.
They remained with diabolical stolidity
till the death thrOes Of the tortured
teamsters ceased to greet their ears, then
they deliberately collected their mules
and spoils with the dignihcd air Of con-
querors."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-27

NOVEL SUIT FoR DAStAoEs.-We I'm
dcrstand that most singular case is
about to be instituted by one of our
well.kuown citizens against a merchant,
for causing the death Of his wife, and
setting damages at $1,000. 1t appears
that the merchant, who is dealer in
drugs, was in the habit Of selling to the
wife Of the citizen referred TO lau1anum
for personal use, in clandestine man
ner that the wife on one occasion, took
a doe Of sail laudnnum, which was the
immediate cante OF death. Previous to
the woman's becoming addicted to tho
use of the drug, she was o healthy, intel
ligent and industrious helpmate. Tho
husband claims TINT, through the influ.
ence of the drug, his wife lost her health,
she became depressed in spirits, and
death followed, causing desolation to his
home and sorrow in his heart. Believ-
ing that all this was produced through
the sale Of the drug. he claims damages
from the seller, on the ground that he
knowingly sold the poisonous article.
fully aware of its disastrous effects upon
the woman in question.