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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL,

There /. 40 material change 70 notice in hu>i
ness matter, during the past week. Trade con
tinucs rather quiet in all branches.
In money matter, the >i!unton /, about the
same. The supply Of funds i, fair and generally
sufficient to satisfy all legitimate demands. For
long time loans the market is over supplied. and
parties furnishing the right kind of security find
no difficulty in obtaining money at the usual
rate.
In Chicago the market is reported a, easy for
short time loans on first class paper. The de-
mand for money seems to grow little greater,
and by the time the fail trade opens loanablc
funds will probably be in demand as generally.
Gold has been steady during the week, and
the price advanced lite towards the close
The price has ranged from l09't to 10 and closes
in New York firm at 1925.
Government Bonds in sympathy with gold and
under strong demand by investors, have ap.
preciatcd little in price, and close firm a. a
small advance on the whole list.
Ravens, MacKmlay & Co. furnish the following
Ottawa uuOtatlOuS.
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From G.. M, Archer, Esq, Prince
ton, Ill.

To THE PUBLIC: As Dr. Mason has treat
ed me very successfully for bad case OF
chronic catarrh, can recommend his skill
full treatment to those who are afflicted with
this dangerous complaint. My catarrh at
flcted me for many years, and before DR..
Mason treated me my head used to stop up,
I used to have harraSsing headaches my
throat used to fill up. used to have repeat
ed miserable dizzy spells, and 10 fact suffered
most Of those somptoms peculiar to catarrh
in the head and throat | have been follow
ing Dr. Mason's treatment only three weeks,
and my head is now perfectly clear. have
no headache any more, my throat is now natu-
raj have not single dizzy spell, and the
loathsome disease is melting away like snow
in the sunshine. have seen Or Mason but
twice and he gave me the treatment to use at
home, and ithas not stopped me an hour from
work of any kind, and taking his treatment
altogether, think it blessing to those who
have catarrh in any form. As was born in
Princeton, and lived here all my life, hope
my statement may prove Of interest to the
afflicted and lead them 10 the same source OF
relief that has done so much for me.
GEORGE NJ. ARCHER.
Princeton. hpril %. 1874.
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For some years past DIR. Ralph Mason has
been in estigating the cause and effect OF
nasal catlrrh, and also studying diseases OF
the car, After many years OF patient study
and practice he has perfected IA remarkably
successful system OF treatment, that seems to
work so admirably that his c"r' rank among
the miracles of modern medical scicAcc, lie
has, during the last few months, effected so
many cures of catarrh and deafness in Au'
rora and the adjoining cities, that his name
has become 'hOuschold word,' and the
afflicted go to him tor relief, even from Chi
cago.
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From VIM. j. Hollister, Esq, o
Batavia, Ill.

II, Esg1sH: Believing that It will prove
tie laszIs y; leading the afflicted to obtain
rs--e', s.9 feeling deep sense of gratitude
t5Nz'ts D.. Mason tor his skill in my case,
~ 10y Al IL name 10 the long list of re-
ulIskl5.s c-re.. For years | was badly
Allied vita Chronic Catarrh, with all its
diszyrez5ls symptoms My breath was Of
fe1aiTe tad a. almost constant headache,
z,ld 81; a dull, heavy, stupid sensation that
nearly unified ne for business; in fact, for
year / suffered 70 such an extent that tried
anything to get rid Of my disease, but TO no
purpose. Only five weeks ago to-day | went
to DR. Mason, and from day TO day grew
better till now am ENTIRELY CURED OF TIN
LoATHsoME DISEASE. Though DR.. Mason i,
a stranger TO me cannot help recommend
ing his admirable skill TO those who suffer
WN. j. HoLLIsTEE,
Jan. Goth, 1874. Batavia, H.
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From Seneca.

SENECA, Aug. -, 1874
our little burg has been very quiet for the
past few weeks, nothing of importance oc.
curing The dry weather has rendered
trade OF every description very dun. Our
farmers are taking advantage of the current
price OF corn and arc bringing IN large
quantities Main street presents the appear
ance Of quite n city during The influx Of the
staple
Levi T. Olmstcad is opening Il new hard.
ware and stove store and proposes TO keep in
stock large supply of agricultural imple,
ments, all firstclass. Farmers will do well to
call on him.
4 gentleman from Ottawa has opened a
.rlit and candy store on Main street.
Several Morris bummers having but little
rear Of the law and no respect for the Sabbath
came into town ON Sunday last carrying
long their little brown jug" After getting
~, 'tty well mellowed they sought TO make a
+crn, 'erance address in front of Richardson
7rrr tore u DeCcer, but our efficient Mar
shal va. not caught mapping and attempted
q arrest :, &c rincleader. 4 lively scuffle en-
sued and At last the bird was caught and
aiurred.~ and left TO his own meditations dur
ina the night, an IN the morning brought be
fore ESQUIRE Bur we'll who administered a
wholesome rebuke. ONE good advice and pc.
litely invited the afore 'aid individual to de
2osit $500 and costs fo.~ the use OF the city.
Moral Morris boys, give Seneca wide
birth on Sunday.
Two Chicagoites sought 10 ptodlc IN our
city without license the other day, but were
sloriously mistaken. Burwcll fined them
fourteen dollars and siXty.fyc cents Where
upon one OF them, on taking his departure
or Ottawa, relieved himself thusly: "Mcin
GOODNESS, dey fochcd me aforc dat hungry
faced squire who looked as do he hat nuting
20 cat for the last year and fined me Sl4G5
or a o cent license Well, guess he need
10 money TO git Something's 10 eat, and make
some oder fellow in Ottawa what | cheats out
Of $146j.
The funeral of Mrs McCambrigc yesterday
was largely attended Some thirty or more
seams attended her body TO its last resting
place on the hill followed by many mourning
friends, relatives and neIghborS SCoTT.
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Statement of John Heaton, Esq,
Aurora.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; My son
Richard was quite deaf for number OF
years and WAS growing more deaf from year
to yeav-growing worse steadily all the time
1t intcrgcred with his schooling and with his
intercourse with his family circle We natu,
rally grew very solicitous about it, and feared
n cure of his case would never be effected
Last year, in the fall, we heard of Dr. Ma
sons great success, and took him to 1.-The doc
tor for treatment. He operated on my son
every other day for about three weeks, anu
in that time the deafness gradually melted
away, till he became ENTIRELY CURED. The
treatment was not in the least disagrecablo,
our boys HEARING REMAINS PERFECT to this
day, and so gratifying is it that | give DR..
Mason my name as refercncc-haying lived
here some thirty years,-and hope he will al
ways prosper as he deserves.
JOHS lIEATON
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Aurora, March 80, 1874.
From James M. Dollinger, Of Au-
rOrd.

For the good it may result in, earnestly
Recommend that the afflicted consult DR..
Mason. My wife was an invalid for ten
years, and during the last seven years has
never left her bed. Her suffering was more
than | need describe. Her case had been
treated and abandoned by the best medical
skill l could employ, and finally we grew
discouraged Hearing of DR.. Mason's great
skill we hired him, and now, thank God, my
wife is about the house, and thinks DR.. Ma.
son has worked miracle on her How
greatly | esteem this wonderful cure [ cannot
describe, but from my heart | really hope
others who suffer Will get the same amount
of benefit JAMES NJ. DoLLlNGEE'
Aurora, March 30, 1874.
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From MarseilIes.

MARsEILLEs, August ..
DIED.-In Fall River, on the 2ith n child
Of Mn. Brown, aged 10 months.
In Manius, Of consumption, Nj Eastman,
aged about 81 years.
BoRE-On the 2lst, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Charles Purcell
Geo. 4. Howard, former resident, is
IS spending few days with Us.
Mrs Baker has bought the millinery shop
so long and credltably carried On ~ Mis-
James
james H. McCalla has gone on q '.,.' a
Iowa.
Captain Prestons nephew West Ps.1t
cadet on furlough-is visiting here.
The rain of the 2lst and 22t was the oil
soaking rain since the first week in June.
Andrew +. Boud is quite sick with lug
disease and splitting blood
II is understood that an arrangement IL ~
ing made by Smith & Ryburn, owners Of ,h'
woodward" mandatory, with an Orsy'
party, whereby the excellent property viii y
put into use TO lis fullest capacity. II las a.
ways commanded large custom business
and the whole property is convenient in itself
ard well located. Furniture and burial case
will probably he the first manufactures.
Blacks mill will be rebuilt. Insurance
paid The Howell properly can be had o
the Bank, on favorable terms, By the RICH
party. The property has perpetual lease o
thirty horse power with privilege Of sixty, a
ten dollars per hOfsc power per annum, ant
has canal laHiins and good location il
all rfspccS j. can be put in shape for us
at 4 c1m9 r,iiyely small expense
Will E5 Fox and most other rivers hav
laptx.r ;nei- low all the season, the suppl
T. aea ui. sud rcgular-ihe head O
irving six inches This rel
-ar,s of.course from Lake VI
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HOME TESTIMONY.

For the express benefit Of those who arc
not already familiar with the remarkable
success that has attended DR., Mason's exten
siye practice, the following letters are pre-
sentcd They are chosen from! several hun
bred of a like tenor, and come, unsolicited
from prominent parties, well known by their
social standing in the community to which
they belong:
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From G. T. Taylor, Esq, Of La
Sale and Mendoza, Ill.

Having known DR.. Mason for long time,
and being familiar with his very large prac.
tice, take pleasure in directing the afflicted
to consult him | have been Informed OF
many cures he has effected, and am familiar
with his general reputation as responsible
gentleman and rs a successful physician, who
is worthy of every confidence.
C. T. TAYLOR
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 2Sth, 1871.
Chicago produce markets were irregular with
less dong Lake ircight3 easier with corn 20
as for Buffalo. Flour was duh and lower. Wheat
moderately active, closing at Sl.Ol@sl.05 cash
% cts.0s10O, seller September,and Sl13 for Min
nesota Corn steady and closing at G613c foi
No. . and GG3lc seller Sept. Oats active and
lower closing at 43c cash, and 4lc., seller Sept
Rye quiet and weak, at 7l@74c. Barley dull al
slQ3, seller Sept Hogs were in fair supply
sales at SG40a$6.S5 The cattle and sheep mar
kets we're unchanged at 5000 $500 for cattle
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From John E. Hemicks, Esq, Au
rOra.

Els Bedcoa: By your paperI notice some
more cures OF DR.. Mason, and some cures l
know of arc not mentioned | want to say
10 you that he has cured me was afflicted
for full twenty years and could not get cured
by any one until went to DR.. Mason. Twas
sent to him by some of my friends that he
had cured. Dr. Mason made me out only one
prescription, and used it only five days, and
now am entirely cured, and want you to
publish my thanks in your paper.
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Spefial CLOTHES.
DIR, II. OLIS.

o! Chicago, formerly OF This pa'c) vii! visit Ottawa, at
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday OF each month"; for treating
all diseases Of the Eye and Ear surgcay or otherwise
Operations for cataract arce. pupil inverted lids closure
of the car duct eye srasshyoma and the removal OF
tumors and morbid growtts of every description. Artificial
eyes and ear drums inserted Without pain or previous opera
ton, Granular eyel!ds he most eqeat disease in the 'reSt
,V,iic7Ay mt permanently cured
From lis long experience n treating diseases Of the Eye
and Ear he confident in stating that he can cure nearly
every Chronic diseases also tesed Consultation Tree
Largest stock of Artificial Eyes In the West.
December 10th tS.0.-u
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From w. A. Foster, Esq, Mendo
ia, III.

Seven years ago DR.. Mason virtually saw
cd nay life and restored me to project hearing,
after many other physicians had failed. |
remain entirely well to this day-thanks to
his wonderful skill
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One examination only IS necessary, as \
minute record Ct the case is made and the
patient Is furnished with all the necessary
remedies, which can be used at home with
out any interruption to diet or business, or
causing even the least inconvenience what
sOeycr
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From Mrs. G. Burr, Primo eton
Illinois.

Il feel encouraged about my hearing, for
had by testing my hearing with my watch,
a. you did, find quite an Improvement.
could No, hear it tick at all in my right car,
and aow l can hear it distinctly"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-29
China and Japan.

The latest accounts from the Celestial re-
aions on the Path, seemed to confirm the
gratifying report that the clouds of war be
tween these nations had been nearly dispelled.
An embass had lbecn sent to Picking,
and there was a general feeling that all mat
teEs between the government, would be am
icnhlv sctilrl
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Spain.

On the 94.h the Carlists had cxtinguished
the lights on the Spanish coast, between San
Sebastian ard Bilboa.
IN consequence Of the coniiscation OF prop
erty OF Carlis,s by the Spanish government
Prince Alfonso, brother of Don Carlos, mas
issued an order to his troops to retaliate'
The inhabitants of Madrid refuse to SUB
NIT to q fresh CONSUMPTION and disturbances
are threatened.
A vessel, the Colinia, made the passage
from San Francisco to Yokohama in II days
and 10 hours-thc quickest time ever made
between these ports.
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Special Notice.

Those desiring to secure DIR. Mason's treat.
mcnt should not delay, but by consulting him
1t once, secure all the benefits OF his stay in
Ottawa The visit cannot be prolonged, as
his large home practice demands his carly
return. He may be consulted at the CLIFF
TON HOTEL daily, from till G, until fur
thcr notice
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
reported BY l.. e RIALE& CO., Wholesale and Retail
GroCers, No. 10 La sale street.

\ stTVCt'
OATTw>, August 2Sth, ISL
Corn in good demand at G0c. small quantity
coming in. Oats in small supply at Csc. No
other change worthy Of note, except lower prices
on timothy seed. S2.25 being about the regular
price Lard and pork arc all on the rampage.
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India.

The latest and most accurate estimates IN
regard to the famine in India show that 5000,
O9oof natives are still dependent upon char
table relief, There have been i'm
Bnense rains in Japan and China, but more in
the interior of India where the famine pre-
walls.
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The following is an editorial extract from
the Bureau County Repujhcoa, published at
Princeton, III.
Without cxaggcration we can say that the
amount OF testimony presented to our citizens
by DR.. Mason is remarkable. In addition to
the large number that we have published
some four months past, we, to-day, give a
large number Of recent ones, fully endorsing
DR.. Masons remarkable skill. Many OF
our best citizens, who become his patients,
speak very highly of his ability and mode OF
treatment Among others we might mention
Jacob Kinnan, Esq, Ed. Harris, Esq, j. ;,
Buck, Esq, and Mrs. c. VI. Burr, while the
cases OF Miss Carpenter, Master Winshlp, OF
the sons Of Nj Tcbow, OF TiskIlwa, of MI
Martin IIittingcr, and several others who
were partially deaf, remain permanently cured
to this day, through Dr. Mason's skilliul
treatment Better than all, DR.. Mason, being
a regular graduate, has the confidence OF The
majority Of the regular medical profession
and has been called upon by DR.. Thompson
DR.. Latimcr, Dr. Taylor and seyera! others in
consultations rega riding cases made special
" by DR.. Mason.
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New YORK, Aug. p, 1874.
Flour-Activc and lower Western and state
S4.j00S5.25.
Whcat-Bctter. No. Chicago $l.2+6 s1.26;
Milwaukee, $500 $l"2; Minnesota, Sl.2s0 Sl.53
Corn-S3(dS4 Sic for western mixed.
Ryc-Sl lOdSl.l2.
Oats-MiXcd western, I3@S 5c.
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The following j, an extract from late
number Of the Klgin Gd=ene:
CDR Mason, the well known master OF
those fearful maladics, ca,arrh and deafness,
is now regular resident of Kane county, a
regular practitioner, and not travelling phys
ician. His remarkable success in Aurora
warrants Us in recommending him to all our
readers, as We personally know several of the
persons he has cured This is success, and
we feel be ha, q right to claim 1t as such, and
that We have n duty 10 perform in making
known his claims People afflicted with
caiarrh should get rid Of it at once, rs it is
not alone one OF The most loa,hsomc diseases
but also ono 81 the most dangerous"
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Miracles in Medical Science.

The following remarks are from the editor.
ial page of the Chicago Tine Of Sunday
morning, April IL, 1874.
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Foreign News.
England.

On the9Ah,i twas telegraphcd from London
that five hundred laborers belonging to the
English agricultural Union were leaving IN
d body Tor Canada.
A London report from Brussels says, that
the German delegate taken the lead in the de-
alterations Of the International Congress, and
that the representative of Great Britain is 81
lent most of the time
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Insurance Companies.
Banking.
EIKST NATIONAL BANIN
OF OTTAWA

Milton H. swift Lorenzo Leland.
W. Bushnell, Isaac Gage
Il. u. Lyman, j. +. Nash,
John Brundage.
Having organized under the National Banking Law and
succeeded TO the business OF Vim. H. W. Cushnan we are
open for the transaction of general banking business
Exchange on Chicago, New York, and all the prin
cipsl cities OF the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England Ireland Scotland and Con.
tinental Europe drawn In sums tc suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state & prompt
" RENTED for on day OF payment at current rate of
change.
United states, Illinois, and La Sale count
Bonds, Gold, Silver, &c. bought and sold
Revenue stamps of all denom.nations,-afn
supply constantly on hand
Our facilities such that offer Inducements TO
customers and shall endcavors give entire
satisfaction to those eRtrusng US with their business
Banking hours from ga. M to al NJ. marl6.12
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Ottawa quotations

= :
Exchange, ON New York, 4 premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest
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Is Prompt Reliable. Safe and Pleasant,
consequently the Greatest Remedy Of the
Age, for COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHI-
IT'S, PNEUMONIA, GROUP, WHOOP-
ING COUGH, and all Pulmonary Affec-
tons
Positively the most reliable remedy ia the market FOR
what II Is recommended.
The united voice of all that have usca II arc enough TO
prove its wonderful effects in arrestng all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs.
Consumptives should not rest until they buy DR. HE'D
GEES PULMONIC LIFE BALsAM primarily because in
the end It will secure to them health.
secondarily, because It will give TO them comfort and
freedom from coughing.
Every forerunner producer of Consumption, such as
Coughs Asthma Bronchitis. &c, speedily cured by
DIR. HEDGES PULMoNIC LIFE BALSAM.
There are ten reasons why every family should have Dr.
HEDGES PULMONiC BALSAM:
l. II Is the cheapest. Large Bottles for - cents.
,. II is much more pleasant TO take.
g. II s more etfectual.
l. Il "a simple, safe and certain cure.
s. II is adapted to both young and old.
g. II is warranted to give satisfaction.
= composed entirely OF herbal balssnic medicines
s. II Is the most popular medicine in the market.
| 9. Because physicians are prescriblnSit.
TO- Because every family that had It win not be with
outfit
| MANUFACTURED AT THE LABORATORY OF
w. n. HEDGES & co,
| Southeast corner OF Main and Center streets,
Springfield, o.
JOHN D. PARK, Agent,
/ Cincinnati, ..
For sale by FORBES Sc GEHRING,
! ,,,,ro1 OFT IVA, Ills.
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'DR, RALPH MASON,

Formerly Surgeon L. s Army, late Proies'
sor of Aural Surgery in Tenn, Medical Coz
lore author of "Lettcrs on Catarrh," and well
and tayorably known for fifteen years past
nv the remarkable and unparalleled success
attending his extensive practice in Chicago
and Aurora, may be consulted personally at
his parlors in the
Clifton Hotel, Ottawa,
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Still More Testimony.

Princeton, April 90, 1874.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-19

FIVE MINUTES In BRIDoRPoRT.-An
INTRLLIdENCRR reporter had occasion to
pass through 70 ancient villege Of Bridge.
port some time after early candle light
Saturday night. Virtuous citizens had re.
tired at 8 o'clock, and at 10 were snoring
peacefully and soundly while numbers Of
drunken rowoies made a pandemonlum Of
the streets. Such hooting and yelling,
obscene singing and disgusting profanity
We never before heard. This rowdyism
was not confined to one portion Of the
town, but was echoed on all sides. On
Junkins' corner two men were fighting
while othes stood by 10 see fair play
looking on with that wooden expression
of countenance worn extensively by pro.
lessional jurors. While our reporter was
passing the postoffice he heard several
pistols discharged in rapid succession
some distance away, but was unable tc
learn the cause. One would think thai
the men sworn to keep the peace on thai
side Of the river consider It part OF theil
duty not TO interfere with disorder 80 long
as the good people who are not upon the
streets at night are contented and COM
plain not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-19

POLICE CouRT.-There were Ave cases
before the police court Saturday morningl
viz:
James Brown, alias Andy Ferguson,
for drunkenness, was fined go and costs.
Nathan Coen was quietly drunk in the
Second Ward Market House, and his bill
was only 81 and costs.
David Burket was fined $5 and costs
for indulging in diSorderly drunk In the
Eighth Ward.
On Friday night John Hilton carried
disorder and terror 10 the very seat Of
govemmsut-the City Council | The
awful solemnity Of curb.stone discussions
was not TO be disturbed with impunity
and Hilton was fined IS and costs.
II was "only the clothes that she
wore" that did It Birdie Radcliffe wa
fined SEQ and costs for promeuading thC
streets in boys clothing,
In the afternoon these two:
Albert Price was with . Bird Of thu
same feather Friday night, and his atten-
ton TO Miss Radcliffe sent him 10 jail Il
default Of IS and costs.
His name Is Carney, and his wife il
tender moments calls him William. Th,
furniture was tossed about the house, tn
windows broken, ETC., and nelghbors en-
tertained an idea that some sort Of an IN
pleaaantuess existed in the domicile Of ih
Carneys, The Judge considered MI
Carney indebted to the city in the amour
Of $40.