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FEEp. W JONES. .--ls.aa.
octE- eoSts LaTIMER CLEARY, A1c.s.
rs~THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPJ

rs-THE ABOVE SALE Is FCBTHER POST
EUSED uE'i FRIDAY, December IL, ISIS, same
hour and place. BY order of the Trustee.
tsC6-tS1s LATIMER a CLEARLY, Aucts
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Board OF Public Works of the District of Columbia.
Washington, ID. O.. December 9Th, 1873. dec5-td
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets

u NO. IUUI, northWe5t cOrner IVth and ID streets
SALE OF A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF FyNE
BENTING CASE WAfCHEs, OF AMER.
ICAS, swiss, AND ENGLISH MAEUFAO-
TUBE; PLATED TEA sET: DIAMOND
RlNGs; SOLID GOLD CHAINS; SOLID
GOLD RINGS; GOLD LoOKETs; GOLD
YER PLATED wAKE, consisting OF spoons,
Csstors, f0Iks, and other useful articles
BUTTONS; seLID GOLD BRAOELET5 OF
LIVERY DESCRLPTIoN,, WITH OTHER
FIRST Glass EST BLISHMENr
n On WEDNESDAY, ID scember 10, 1873, we
ETsf-hall at the store Of Mr., NJ. Judd, No. Ala
GLsx7th street northwest, the aforementioned
gO- ds, and continuing every morning and evening
until all is dis posed Of commencing at 10 O'Clock
a and p. m. 1t offers rare indu cements to
those in " ant Of h, lday presents.
does GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
q, By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated July 9th,
~ D.. lS72, and duly recorded in Liber No. 69l,
Of Columbia, and by direction Of the parties secured
thereby we will sell at public auction, the prem
lses, on MONDAY, December sth, 1873, at O'Clock
m, all that tract Of land situate in the former
limits Of the county Of Washington, then called,
Boundary street OF the city Of Washington and north
q Geo5setoTn and being Dortons Ct four a tracts
barton, "BsalIs Lot" and the awidow's i Mite,
the same comprising siaty-fve acres and twenty
nine perches, and delineated upon a plat thereof,
is immadi on Rock Gree K, adjoining ao-
rama on the west, GeOIgetswn on the north, and
and the Potomac river. 1t can be laid off advantage
ous,y in building lots, for cemetery national
District fhe passage Of the street cars renders sit
accessible and brings it in close coDtiguity to
Washington. This property has on Il a large Man
sion, containing eighteen rooms, with all modern
Improvements and conveniences; grounds well laid
out, with choice fruits, flowers ever green's &C. and
having smoke house, house, carriage house, sta
bling, &C., makes 1t in every respect frst-ciass
order, with the best and most Improved machinery
and capacity Of 40 barrels flour per day, with the
valuable stone quarry, which has been, and can
again be, worked to advantage. This entire prop
Terms: sa with interest at IL per cent. n.r
anEum from July 9th, 1874 and psnses OF sale in
cash; balance n6, II and Is months, with interest
10 per cent per annum, to be secured by q deed Of
as Deposit will be reaSiPsa
with In ten days from day OF sale, the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the properly the risk and
vertisement in some one or more newspapers pub.
lished in the city Of Washin gton, D. q.
novl.soad, i t2ds W. " sAftt6SR3SsRRf Trustees
By virtue of certain writing, signed by all par.
al alara . r..
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DY DUEOANsON, BOWLING CO., Auc.s
ID Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JEWELLERY.
On the 10Th OF DECEMBER, at our auction
rooms. DUNCANs0N, BOWLING q Co,
dec9-St AuctiOheers.
pY b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. T29 Seventh street.
- BY virtue OF Q deed of trust to me dated April
~ Is, 1873, of record in Liber No. 7l6, fOlios IA,
!. &C, one of the land records for the county Of
wsshin gton, ID. g., shall sell at public sale, in
ct O'Clock Lot sub. IS, IN square S6s, with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of q three
story French roof and basement Brick House
Terms cash, subject TO a deed Of trust note for
1873.
All the cost Of convey ancipg and recording at the
TALLMADGE A. Lambert, Trustee.
decs-d B.H. WARNER, Anct.
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STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
S amt LAY TgksqRAH Recs%esT 1873, hour
, GEORGE W srIGRNEY Trustees
deo6-s,tth J. T. OOLDWELL, Salesman
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DY LATIMEB q CLEARY ,
TIT SALE oEhN ENTIgE SQUARE OF

ID AUctioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania and llth street,
Star Once Buildings.
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10y S. sAMSTAG & co, Auctioneers,
- No. 701 Market Space.
a Particular attention is called to the large
and extensive sale of TOYS, which we will
M sell at Auction, commencing DECEMBER 10,
TX. at % o'c ock, at the stand former ly occur pied
by Il. Lenzberg Co., 7O7 Market Space.
We enumerate in part
5000 Wax Dolls, all sizes.
1000 Talking Dolls,
5000 assorted Tea Sets,
1900 lots Wax Candles,
500 Work Boxes,
500 Motto Cups,
Hobby Horses, Farmers Wagons Carts, W heel.
Barrows, ar many other articles too numerous to
mehtion. In conjunction with the above w uld
respectfully call the attention of the public to our
large assortment of Ladies and Gents Initial Hdkfs
marseilles Bed Spreads, Fans, Reicules and Ladies'
Companions. Don't forget to save your money and
call at s. SAMSTAG a cos, 707 Market Space,
before yoE buy your Christmas Presents.
dec4dF 8. SAMSrAG h co, Aucts
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Board If Public Works Of the u strict Of G ,lumbia
Washington, ID. o., Dec. Sth, 1873 dsc5-dEs
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ID AuCtiOuecis and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Peunsy llauia avenue and llth st
Star Office Building.
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nOvl-eoSds GEO. W. sfTICRSEf, Trustees.

By virtue Of q certain writing, signed by all par
ties concerned dated November 5, 1873, the terms of
changed to one-third cash, and the balance in one
and tive years. with interest at per cent per an
GEORGE ". sFIUKNEY, Trustees.
noyl3 Goods j. OOLDWELL, Salesman.
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RYwM. L. WALL q CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
No. goo and 902 Pennsyivsuis a,-uue, cor 9th st
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10y LATIMER CLEARLY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsy ania avenue and ilth n
Star Once Buildings
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10 virtue Of writ Of heri facias on Judgment of
condemnation issued ont Of the Clerks ONCE Of the
supreme Court Of the District of Ooumbia aad to me
directed, wi sell at public auction for Cash, the
anction store OF Duncanson, Bowling Co., cor
ner q vi and d streets northwest, on TUESDAY,
the loth day OF December, 1873, at O'Clock q. m ,
one superior Rosewood Piano and Stool, seized and
levied upon as the goods and chattels Of Wm. Il.
Boys, and will be sold to satisfy execution No.
ll.Q6d, In favor OF Levin NJ. Powell,
ALEX. SHARP. o. 8. Marshal D. O.
Per DUNCAEsoN, BOWLING CO.,
oeco-ts Auctioneers.
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- I . q. v = Ky 2 rs
a. Real Estate Broker AMI Auctioneer,
Ne. 729 7th street, between q aud y sss.
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Board Of Public WORKS Oftsc District Of Columbia
washing ton, ID. c., Dec. S,h, 1873. deC5-td
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Rl Il. Ii. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. I29 7th street, between @ and ii SIS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

~ IN. -ESen98 Slnieh -n1puened amer n
birth Of the child-who. in the opinion Of it,
mother. was given her only A. . hostage for thu
HESITATION which no might have still felt.
When we reflect that i'll addition Il
these incentives to abandon thankless
throne, the old nobility Of Spain turned
up their noses against q King whom they
scornfully styled "a foreign adventurer, u
and that the Duchess de Ia Tore &C.
tually refused to present this infant at
the b,ptisnal ceremony. and that the
King had been shot at no less than four
times and had been nearly poisoned
once, it seems altogether natural that he
should want to get back to his native
Italy where only Crown Prince who is
past recovery with nameless disease,
and an infant son of said Prince are
the only barriers to his successorship to
the Crown Of Italy when poor old. de-
bauched Victor Emanuel dies. Who
wouldn't abdicate under such discour-
aging and promising circumstances
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18
NEW BOOKS.

The Pilot: A tale OF the Sea. By ]. Fenni
more Cooper. illustrated from drawings by F,
o c. barley. New lorb, d. Appleton 4 Com
pany. Price 10 cents.
This is one in the series of the New
Illustrated edition of Cooper's Novels
now issuing from the press Of the APP
pletons Like The Spy" already men,
toned in these columns as forming one
of this handsome series, The Pilot
is beautifully printed and illustrated in
Darley's best style.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

As remarkable instance of newspa-
per energy and enterprise We would
mention that the Carson APPEAL reaches
US regularly only two days after it is
issued and Carson is almost twenty
miles away, too.-EnteIprise.
Yes, We have almost as much trouble
in getting the APPEAL to the Enterprise
Office now that the epizootic has inter-
rupted stage travel, as the Enterprise did
in getting to the APPEAL Office when the
railway tunnel was impassable-only
with this difference We try to supply
the Enterprise, spite of the prevailing
difficulties, while, on the other hand,
the mailing creature of that paper just
kept up his old lick of sending by the
the conductors during the many weeks
that the tunnel was out of repair until
the files of old Enterprises on the line of
the railway got to be a nuisance and q
dangerous obstruction.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

WHEN King Amadeus Tor Amadeo'
signified his desire to abdicate the Span
ish throne, we .ventured to say that il
Was Mrs. A who was at the bottom OF
the business-her queenly self having
lately been in delicate state of health
peculiar to married ladies and therefore
not in her normal condition of strength
and resolution, and are prepared, there
fore, for the statement, herewith ex-
plicitly made by the London CORES
pondent of the New York World, cor
roborating our Interpretation of the mat
ter. Under date of February 18th this
correspondent says:
An extraordinary story concerning the ab1i-
cation of King Amadeo comes to me from so
high source that am constrained to believe
it. 1t is to this effect: The Queen, as every
one viii remember, was the Princess Mary the
daughter Of Prince Charles Emmanuel dial Poz-
"a ss.a CisterIa she lis only twenty-five years
Of d y she is \ very devout Catholic and she
is the mother of three children, the youngest of
whom, the Prince, was born at Madrid only
few days ago. Immediately before the birth of
this child, the young Queen was in great dis
tress of mind and in very alarming physical
pain and in her agony of mind and body she
made VOW to the Blessed Virgin that if
through the mercy Of God, she was brought
safely through the perils that then environed
her, she wonld beg her husband on her knees TO
resign the throne Of Spain and to hasten back to
Italy. Her husband was present when-per-
haps in delirium-she made this vow, and he
uttered no remonstrance against it. There is
no doubt that he has been grOwiA4 more and
more wesuy Of Spain for several 1oef1hs and
the distress and anguish Of his young wife, to
whom he is tenderly attached. probably
strengthened lis desire TO get rid OF his thsnf-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

THE Minnesota Legislature came very
near removing the capital of the State
from st. Paul in retaliation for the mean
treatment visited upon Fred Douglass by
the landlords of the principal hotels
there. Douglass had come to ST. Paul on
invitation of the legislature to lecture
before its members, and the said land
lords got the white of their eyes up and
would mt let Douglass have entertainment
at their heightened back-woods hotels.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

The perils of female jury doings are
thus-wise illustrated in Wyoming Mr..
Jones was the defendant in an action for
the better observance of the rules of
ownership as pertaining to horse. In
found to have sustained a damaging de-
feat. In setting about him for the
grounds OF plea in arrest of judgment
and prayer for new trial, it was dis
covered that there were thirteen persons
present in the jury room-the thirteenth
being Mrs. Robinson's unweaned baby
Mrs. r. being a "juress so to
speak. Hence the eloquent demand of
counsel for new trial
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

GONE OF THE REASONS FOR TELE-
GRAPHIC reform" "A pamphlet, on the
cover of which appears the above line
and in the body Of which the power and
tyranny of the Associated Press is set
forth, and the character of Smonton, its
manager, is clearly reviewed, has reached
us by mail. We shall endeavor to skim
the cream from the surface of it and
give the same to our readers, seasoned
with the sauce of comment, in day or
two.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Trustees made on the first day OF
February, 1873. so many shares of esrh parcel
Of such stock rs may be necessary will be sold
at public auction st the Office Of the company,
Carson City, New,
Tuesday, the first day OF April, 1873,
at II O'Clock N. of said day to pay said delin-
Quent assessment thereon together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
CEAS. HARRIS,
Secretary.
Carson City, March Is, 1873. mh1S-td
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BLENDING HIsToRY.-.'. arrived, the
American schooner Eden. Christ COM
mander, from Fisk's mill, with lumber. P"
There is q remarkable and suggestive
blending of historic and modern names,
dates and places in this simple entry on
the books of the Msfchnnt's Exchange.
Mach Is. s. ..ir
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

Sugar, the State Treasurer of Min
nesota has been impeached for misap-
propriatins money under his custody.
The Senate of that State will set as a
High court of impeachment in May.
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BLOOD WILL TELL +!

WILL BE AT RENO :. TRUCKEE
w Stables en- Friday snd saturday, alst
and 22d instant. Twenty-Five heads Of yonng
Bulls and Heifers-.short horn" Durham
These were bred by some of the most famous
breeders of the Blue Grass Counties CT
Kentucky and are all full bloods. Pedigrees
registered in the American Herd Book" This
Young stock will be offered at reasonably low
prices and on accommodating terms. Prices
LOWER than at auction in Kentucky.
In San Francisco corner of I'D and Mission
stree is We have on sale ''short horn, cattle
aud Merino sheep.
PETER SAKE q son.
Reno, March Is 1873. mills
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DIED.

nlaine, son OF Thercile and Desire Dumxine,
aged four years one month and fifteen days.
THE funeral will take place from the Ire
mont House tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
All friends and acquaintances of the family ar
respectfully invited to attend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

HASH Wednesday is the latest piece Of
irreserent cussedness in abiding to
the first day of Lent.
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NEW TODAY.
MAXIM GAS COMPANY
o F c A r S o n +.

NOTICE.-THERE Is DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock. on
account of assessment (No. onei levied on the
first day of February, 1873, the several amounts
set opposite tina names of the respective share
holders as follows:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-27
Let Your Wife Know.

tits custom too common with the
men of the world to keep their families
in utter ignorance of the situation of
their business. The wife knows moth
ing, has not even an idea of the amount
of her husbands fortune, whether it is
to be counted by the hundreds or the
thousands. What can a woman kept in
such ignorance learn? She spends, as
q matter of course, all he gives her to
spend, with the full confidence that
when 1t is gone, and she asks for i: he
will give her more.
If an unmarried man works, he may
60 with bold, unblushing face,and de-
mand his wages; but ifa wife can de-
mand nothing her claim is only for bare
necessity ;and generous men on that ac-
count are too often indulgent, too fear
full of letting a wife know the exact
state of their finances. IT'S all very
wrong.
I Husbands and wife have a mutual in
terest; every woman sh ould know the
exact state of her husbands finances,
understood his plans and aid him if pos
sible, with her councils, and then those
terrible catastrophes wsuld not 80 Of
ten happen. Many wife who is plung-
ing her husband deeper and deeper into
debt through ignorance would, it she
knew his embarrassments, be the first
to save, and with true womanly sympa-
thy and generosity, help to reinstate the
fallen fortunes.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-27
A Midnight Adventure in Lou
...... isiana.

At Pattersonville some weeks since,
while Captain N. Keyes, was in bee, ,suf-
fering from the effects of violent
sprain, his wife reached behind trunk
in the room to get cloth for bandage
when she was bitten by something
which she declared was a snake. Sick
as he was, this brought Captain Keyes
to his feet, and sure enough,by the light
of the lamp he discovered an immense
mocasin eoiled up behind the trunk
With lamp in hand, he picked up some
thing and endeavored to kill the reptile.
His exertions overcame him.
When Captain Keyes fell to the floor
the lamp went out, and the snake was
thus left alive in the midst OF the terror
stieken family, who had been called to
the scene by the shrieks of the wife and
mother. .z.- r ,,7.rsf.
She felt the poison penetrating her arm
and said she knew it would kill her,
Fearing the physician could not arrive
in time to save her, Captain Keyes beg
ged his wife to hold the finger tight to
prevent the posion from entering her
system and run as fast as she could to
the residence of DIR. Roach. Although
it was in the middle of the night, she
started off alone, as no one else was at
that moment dressed to accompany her.
After she had gone, Captain Keyes heard
her shrieking in the street, and fearing
that she had perhaps been overcome by
the posion and fallen down in the road !,
he started after her sick as he was. He
had not gone far, however, until his
strength was exhausted, and he fell
down in the street, but was sson picked
up and carried to the house by Mr.. Vic
tor Haydel. f-I it i
Upon reaching the residence of Cap
tain Keyes,a light was procured and the
snake killed, and, in the meantime Mrs.
Keyes had reached the physician, who
Immediately administered antidotes.-
The unfortunate lady's arm was terri
bly, swollen and she came very near dy-I
ing. For long time the arm was para
lyzed, but we are glad to hear that she
is rapidly recovering its use, under the
treatment of DR.. L. T. Tarlton, who un-
dertook the case when DIR. Roach left
the place. .1 f 5aF ----7
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-27
THE WOMAN DOCTOR.
She Gets into Trouble at Har-
risburg.

The eceentricities of a prepossessing
and fashionably dressed woman, who
claimed to be thoroughly versed in the
medical art, and who, among other ad-
ventures, was reported to have "victim-
ed" certain official in East Liberty,
has turned up in Harrisburg, but has
not had very smooth sailing. She put
up at the City Hotel, but through some
unforeseen misfortune she was reduced
to impecuniosity,a fact which the land
lord soon discovered. Not being able
to meet her liabilities, her trunk, con-
tanning the most costly apparel, was
seized. In her extremity she applied to
Mayor Boas for assistance. She asked
for no money, but requested him to send
her to New York. She repeated her
call twice, and peremptorily demanded
of the Mayor such aid as would see her
landed safely at her destination. Be-
coming very insolent and obstinate, q
for five days in prison was
made ont. The woman gave her name
as Mary Brown, and insists that she is
the daughter of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Although dressed in costly garments,sh
says she experiences sense of shame at
being so poorly clothed, when she thinks
Of her 81 500 dresses to which she is de-
barred access. The female is evidently
insane, and it is supposed she escaped
from her friends or from some lunatic
hospital.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-27
Gard from A loafer.

From the Burlington Qowa) Daily.l
Our remarks about the blockade of
the streets on Sunday has drawn forth
the following indignant and scholarly
response from one of the hit birds:
"EDIroR DAILY-In yer paper of Mum
day you make the following nansenci-
Gull remarks"
"Loafers, as usual, infested the streets
yesterday, to the annoyance of ladies
and gentlemen going to church. When
is this nuisance going to be stopped
We'd like to know
sit seems to me you mite as we'll have
sed ladies and gentlemen, as usual, in
tested the streets yesterday, to the an
noyance ofloafers enjoying the sunshine
This is free country, and 1 have just
the saim right to stand in the street as
you have to 60 to church. If l like to
stand on the lee side of corner and
watch the deer critters going to church
in their moo hats and pretty things on
their backs, it's none Of yer business,nor
any mans. You no the story of the man
which sed to boy in the street, Why
do you alwes laugh when l go by? and
the boy sed, Why do you alwes go by
when laugh. You are a mortal chap
with vengeance you are, expecting me
to stay to home (if so be as l have one
wurth staying in) while you want the
street all to yourself to go to church.
You had better stow yer CAB, even If
am what you call !
A LoAFER."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-27
A Trick of the Trade.

~ would not have bought it, only
could buy on credit" This is the ex-
cuse for extravaganza which many peo-
pie make. They seem to forget that a
day of reckoning comes, and pay, TOO.
And they know it is tough to pay for
worn out rlumage. hs i5df. --
If you pay for a thing when you buy
it, you do not feel the expense so much
because you pay for one thing at a time,
and the bill does not run up SO alarm
ingly. And then the article is new and
novel, and you have the good of it when
you first lay out your money.
By running in debt you open thou
sand ways for discomfort and trouble.
Perhaps you feel cheated. The calico
faded, and the silk spotted or the shoes
did not wear well, and it is a grief to
pay for things which did SO little ser
vice.
Besides all that there is little trick
of the trade which many merchants do
not hesitate to practice, and that Is to
charge credit customers more than those
who pay cash. 4o4e-a a,. e. o.. -
i He comforts his conscience with the
argument that in this way he gets back
the interest on his money, and in the
long run makes up for losses of bad
debts. 'H'a ft-f te l1g
Are you willing to help pay the bills
of those who live beyond their means,
and never pay their debtsGo If not,
then do a cash business with your mer-
chant, tailor and grocer. afa