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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-21


If you want anything in the way of
custom made clothing just 90 to Bailey &
Flynn's. Go there any way and let
Barney show you his goods and talk prices
TO you He will convince you that you
need suit. If. you don't want one for
yourself have your son or brother measur-
ed for Christmas. He will find use for
it and be duly thankful. You can procure
any thing you want at Bailey s. Flynn's at
bottom prices.
This will be year when sensible gifts
will take the precedence and in that line
nothing stands higher than sewing ma
chine. With this in our mind We are LED
| to drop into the rooms OF
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.,
| 81 Merchants row, where we are cordially
received by the gentlemanly manager, Johr
| l.. Brady, and are at once confirmed in Oul
original thoughts as to the sensibility o.
making wife, mother or sister q usefu
and handsome present in such gift. A
full line of these machines are displayed
ranging from sixty to over an hundred dol
lars. One in particular, a cabinet case, witt
extension folding table, the machine
part proper being inlaid with pearl, will
pearl, with casters, and all complete tor n
even hundred dollars. The purchaser..of thi
will carry happiness into the household, a
it will tighten many 4 weary hour. Fo
those that can't quite afford one so elegan
we find one for $40, which has drop-lea
cover and drawer, and is the style that
most sought after. This machine can b
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14

Re epubl. vetsina pro guvernera
obnasela die zprav doslJch do /. hod. s
poledne mest6 okolnich nasemu
county nalezicich mesteckach, vyiimaie
tfi, 1852 hi. Zlskaia strana tedy $3.50
hlas6.
e str Q d u s. hod. vecer. De
mokraticky statni vybor Columbus pr
pouSti, ze republikane zyitezli vetsinou
patnacti tisic HAST. = Republikansky
statni vybor tvrdi, re senat snemovna
poslancd budou republikansk6. Dem
vybor pfipousti to.
Cincinnati, 13 ri. ve6er Y 76
okrscich (precinktech) IS Hamilton
Co. obdrzel Hayes 9S7 bl. v9tsiny. -
Ioungoya rep. v6tsina IS okr5cich OBJ
nasela pres 1000 hi.
Dem. kandidat mistoguvern6rstvi Cary
pochodil vsude re vsech kandidati neihIf.
Tol e d 0, Lucas Co., 13 ri ve6er. Ze
vbech ward a taunsipd az ma eden dosly
zpravy; die Mich obnasi Hayesova v6t5i-
ma asi 1877 bl.
Iowa, kteraz byla cd iakziva kovant
republikanska, vykazuje 35 tisic rep. vet
siny.
n bra ska, stat rovntz slime rep.
vykazuje 10000 rep. vetsiny.
Republikane zvit6zii t6z phi volb6 V
meste Newarku, state New Jersey, zyo-
livse rep. mayora j. Yatese, v6tSinoa
1000 hl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14

Vych0dn5 otdsha. Srbska skupstina
prohlasila Sc velikou v6tsinou proti valce
ValeCn6 ministerstyo ustoupio mirumi
l0vn6mu. Srbska IA turecka vlada doro-
zum6ly Sc, odvolati voisko Cd pomezi srb
skGho. = Tim obmezeno hnuti Herce-
govc1 ma Herzegovina Il Bosnia. Made
e ma koneCn6 rozfeseni otazky vychodni
rozplynuly Sc nivec.
,GoIos' 0 pocstdnt. Casopisy ruske
chovaly Sc dosud vdci povstani vice TRIP
ne, obmezujice se77vetsinou Da podavani
zprav, kter6zto okolnosti ovsem listy tn.
recke vsemozn6 umely vyuzitkovat. =
Dnes m6zeme zaznamenati rozhodny
hlas ruskeho ,Golosu. Piset tento mezi
jinym:
,,Povstani kfestan6 hercegovskych sta
10 Sc 2 mistni otazky turecke otazkou me
zinarodui, evropskou. V pozadi eho Wy
stupuie Sc vsi svou hrjizou otazka vychod
nj. Povstani herccgovsk6 bylo by nepa-
trnym urazem, vsaI Turecko nema tolik
silly, ably jej vyhojilo, tax iako j podob-
nych pfipadech nemiva. Porota pfiiala
prostfednictvi evropskych vlad k rozfese
nj sporu hercegovskeho tia liz dopusti-
la, ably diplomacie zakrocila jeiich witt
mich zalezitostech, t. ]. pfiznala, ze ez
pomoci zahranicn6 nemize byti panem
We SVEN vastnim dome. Porte ysemu
ostatnimu svetu jest patrno, ze 81 nynei
Sim okamziku til tax zvane ,severni' vel
moci nepfeii, ably Sc urychlil pad panstvi
musulmanskeho ma poloostrove balkan
skem, pon6vadz jeste nedospel plan pro
omen statni utvar, .jimz by Sc bez nebez-
peel mohlo zm6niti tureck6 panstyi E
vrope Diplomacie pax "a takovych po
m6rd nem6ze miti iiny ukol, nezli poku-
sit sc zjednani takoveho pofadku We
zbourenych krajich Turecku. ably bylo
obyvatelstvo spokoieno vlada turecka
by niceho neztratila. Budeli vsak diplo
macie S to, ably rozresila dlohu svou die
sveho zamGru. Hercegovske povstani tr
va liz pres mesic dosud nezasadili Turci
povstalc1m smrtici ranu. u Hercegovi-
ny Sc povstani rozsifilo do Bosny Stare
no Srbska, take Bulhafi Sc sbiraii Getty.
Cernohorsky knize Mikulas jiz ohlasil
ruskemu konsulovi Dnbrovnice, ze ne
maze dele rutiti "a rozvoj veci ma Cerne
Hore, ze narod zizni po valce S Turky
CHM pronikav6ji 81 pfeie narod valky, tim
trudneisi je postaveni ieho vlady. Hnuti
narodnimu Srbsku ustoupilo jiz mini
sterstvo konservativni, dnes isou cele
vlady lide, jako Gruit, jiz blouznili o
nVelikem Srbsku'. | kdyby snad meme
Ii nyneisi okamzik "a pfihodny k boji
proti Turecku, nedovedou ma dlouho cd
dolati snaham naroda. Diplomacie mi-
ze tedy ma cas- zadrzeti chod udalosti, ale
zm6nti je nemdze! Turecke panstvi
mad kfesfanskym obyvatelstvem jest
ziev, jenz Sc nesrovnava potfebami Ca
su. Dvacetilete pokusy tureckych oprav
dokazaly, ze vlada musulmanska nemhze
ziedati donna takovy pofadek, jenz by
nejskromnejsim pozadavkim kfestanske
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14

VGerei e k byl pro dem. dnem ky
selych dlouhych ksitG Mimo to "a.
chovavali vazne mlceni, iako rodiua po
tnnuse byl-li ktery Mich tazan ,,how
You feel to day" odpoved6l sladkobol-
nym 1smevem.
Demokrat6 zvit6zili ien jedink6
ward6 sice s. Ny jim to pfejeme cd
srdce, iinak by vcerejsi Plain Dealer me-
byl mel pfilezitost pot6sti zarmoucene
Gtenafe sve ami jedinkym kohoutem. We
velkem nest6sti sebe mensi dtecha pisob
blahodeine. Sc stanoviska lidskosti jsme
S. warde vd6cni "a to ze hlasovala dem,
poskytlat Plain Dealeru demokratdm
kohouti ntechu.
II. ward dala rep. kandidatu gu.
vernerstvi 319 hlasd vetsiny; drzela Sc
tedy vzdor zimnicn6 agitaci tameisiho
radniho a ieho adjutant6 stateGn6.
Kladivo 14.wardy bude pry v6nova
no Naprstkovemu museu. Ny Gmysl
ten schvalujeme. Kladivo to nabylo ta-
kove proslulosti, re zasluhuie, ably ma wee
nou pamatku ulozeno bylo vedle palcatu
Zizkova. komu Gest tomu cest a tudiz
zaslouzi6mu kladiyu.
Plni III e velmi bolestnou povinnost
oznamujice ctenarstvu, ze obecne milova-
ny nRudynek" re Ia wardy Sc ihned pc
uterni volbe zarmutkem mad nevdekem
toho ceskeho lidu, kteryz ST pry jak Sc pa
til velkych muz6 pravych zastancI
svych vaziti nedoyede, roznemohl. Dee
kavame plni tlzkosti dalsi zpravy pr6b(
hu povazlive nemoci jeho. Rylo by sko.
da. toho dobreho, sprymos neho ,,Rudyn
ka," zaiiste be skoda.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14
DEMOKRATICKE GASOPISY sva

DEMOh IL a HUME OASOflS1 SYa
di porazku sve strany ma republikanske
penize. Ze by tim vinni byli infacionis-
te papezenci, to pfiznati Sc stydi. Ze
Sc bez penezitych prostfedku zadna vol
ba prov6sti nonecha, Jest v6ci kazd6mu
znanou do oti bijici. Tfeba platiti ice
Milky, pofadati volebni shromazd6ni s
hudbou a d6lostfelbou, tfeba plakat6, ii
cket, kotarG, roznaseGd ticket - to
vsecko stoji penize hodn6 pen6z. o.
vsem re ia strana jest We vyhode, ktera
ma vice pen6zitych prostfedkd. Avsak
pfi teto volb6 nesetfila ami edna ami dru-
ha strana penez = a proto jest sm6sne
nell d6tin8k6 svad6ti porazku ma pln6is
mesec republikansky Dcmokraty pora-
Ella inface spolcena pdpezenstvim, de-
porazil zdravy smysl osvice-
most volici tohoto statu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14

mu vesmirem, II n6ho vladne We vsem ko
mani vsem d6jstvu nezm6nitelny a.
k on pfiro dy (Brunova inteligencel,
neodvratna n ut tn o s t, kteraz neodola-
telnou, neochabnjici We vsech sm6rech
vecech Sc jevici energii (1silim) pofadi
nutnych hnuti q d6jI, coz zivotem zove-
me, plodi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14
aiSEO 80.

no obyvatelstva vyhovtl, nerndze uGiniti
kfestana stein6 opravn6neho musnlma
mem = proto neni jz Europe mista
pro vladu. tureckou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14

Sedm let pc dmrti Mikolase Kopernika
vydal Giordono Bruno, kteryz SO Mole
" Neapolitansku narodil spis obhajovaci
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

A TERRIBLE SEA DISASTER
of those terrible disasters at sea occurred
on Friday night, 7th inst, off the Scilly
Islands near the entrance of the English
Channel. The wrecked vessel was the
steamship Schiller, from New York for
Hamburg. About 400 persons were on
board, over 300 of whom were drowned.
A dense fog prevented the lights on shore
from being seen by the ships people,
although the Captain and several men were
on the watch. The tide was running very
high at the time of the disaster, and the
waves broke over the vessel. The lost
vessel was first-class iron steamship of
5000 tuns burthen, and was nearly new.
She had on board $500, 900 in gold
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

cB-Tbe Wilmington Commercial which
always keeps an outlook on the political
horizon, condenses the following:
The Republican situation in New Hamp-
shire has materially improved. Represent
alive men of the party are thoroughly
aroused and determined on maintaining
their rights. Astounding revelations OF
Democratic frauds in Manchester. Ports
mouth and Dover have been made and more
are coming.
Certain Democratic officials at Lockport,
N. Y, have been arrested for alleged com
plicity in bold and extensive system of
fraud. The Canal Superintendent, his
clerk and foreman, have already been in
dicted for cheating, and another foreman
has been indicted for perjury. This is the
first practical step yet taken in the direc-
ton of genuine canal reform.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

ORCHARD CULTURE.-We publish in our
farm department this week very interest
ing and instructing essay on the care of an
apple orchard, which we recommend to all
farmers who have orchards that have been
neglected or trusted to the hogs to cult,
vate. There is no theory about this essay
on the orchard but a strictly truthful mar
rative of practical man, whom we per-
sonally know to be thoroughly reliable in
every statement he makes. The balance
of the article will be published next week.
Mr.. Balderston resides near Colora, in this
county, and is one of our most intelligent
farmers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

A RARE VoLUME.-7ne Centennial Gazet.
tesr Of the United States, by A. Won STEIN
WEIR, A. NJ, author of "The Eclectic
Series of School Biographies" "Topo-
graphical Map of the U. S." ETC., is a
volume which commends itself to all wish
ing information concerning our country
1t presents in readily accessible shape the
results of the late census, and whatever is
Of value from hundreds of geographical,
statistical and descriptive works. it rep.
resents the labor of years on the part of
the author and a large corps of assistants,
and an expenditure of nearly $50, 0OO.-
The country at large, each State, city, town
and township, the principal rivers and
mountains, are treated in separate articles,
in their alphabetical places, and so fully as
to bring to every reader the most desirable
facts respecting each, and shows the gigan-
tic results of THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED
YEARS OF THE GREATEST REPUBLIC THE
WORLD EVER SAW. The Work is a Ma
tional Standard, and will prove as indis-
pensable to every class as Webster's or
Worcester's Dictionary. Published by ].
G. McCURDY & Co., Philadelphia, Pa:
Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago, H.; and St.
Louis, Mo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15
FOREIGN NURSERIES.

We have received the descriptive cata-
logue of r. G. Chase & Co., of Geneva,
New York, who, by glance through their
elaborate catalogue, appear to be very ex-
tensive nursery men. In an article CON-
menting on the manner our farmers are
often victimized by tree peddlers, published
few weeks since, we quoted, among 9th
ers, the form of contract used by the agents
of this firm, which by accident fell into
our hands, and strongly urged farmers not
to place themselves in the power of any
firm vending trees or other things, by sign
ing these nicely worded contracts. In JUS
tice to this firm, we must say their contract
was far less Objectionable than the other
one quoted, but it contains ample proyi-
sion, if the firm were disposed to take
advantage of it, to place the buyer CON-
pletely in their power, if he signs it,
Messrs. r. G. Chase & Co. doubtless have
very fine stock in their extensive nursery,
but it is no assurance that the same fruits
transplanted in our climate will produce
any thing like the original raised in the
latitude of Geneva. We find among their
list of Winter apples the Fallawater and
Baldwin, which varieties are well known
to every lover of fine apples, they being
the best apples imported from the New
England and New York States; but when
Fall apple. And the rule must hold good
through the whole list of fruits propagated
in a more northern and colder latitude,
where the Summers are shorter and cooler.
The Catawba grape grows in the greatest
abundance and of the finest flavor on the
lake shores in New York and Ohio, but
it is utterly worthless here.
These extensive New York nursery firms
may be all right as dealers 1--WE know moth
ing to the contrary, and have the best of
fruit for their locality, but they cannot
temper the climate of Maryland to that of
Yew York, and the form of contracts
Which we formerly quoted are such as no
farmer can safely put his name to; it mat
tiers not who the other contracting parties
are. And another patent fact is that tree
peddlers have been to a great extent the
cause of the decline in our apple orchards.
The farmers have been cheated by them
most egregiously. Our farmers have dou,
BILE interest in patronizing the nurseries in
our own State and latitude. 1st, that thew
may be supplied with acclimated stock and
have the parties who furnish it within
reach. End, that the nursery business may
be fostered and built up at home where all
young stock to produce our future fruit
| crops may be adapted to the soil and eli
mate. This wise policy has been practiced
in the State of New York and some of the
older Western States, and has resulted in
the establishment of those magnificent nur-
series which now send agents through all
parts of the country to sell trees and plants,
which draw large revenues to them and
their neighborhood, from every point of the
| compass.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15
Professor Spencer F. Baird, U. S. Fish

Professor Spencer F. Baird, U. S. Fish
Commissioner, has placed shad Matching
establishment at Point Pleasant, on the
Potomac river, about 80 miles from Wash
ington, for the purpose of stocking the
rivers of the Mississippi Valley. 1t is ex-
pected that six or eight millions of young
shad will be Matched by the middle of next
month, when they will be sent West as
fast as possible. Another establishment
will be located on the Delaware in a week
or two, for the purpose of restocking that
river,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

A VALUABLE BooE.-Ihe Political, Per-
sonal and Property Rights Of Citizen Of
the United States-Ho,o to exercise and hou
to prsssrps them; By TAeophdus Parsons,
Ii d. Jones Brothers g. Co., Publishers,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-A careful perusal of
this work will convey an adequate under
standing Of all legal questions arising in
public or private life, for it gives a clear
explanation of those universally recognized
principles, on which are based all existing
laws enacted to secure us in the enjoyment
of our rights and privileges.
That every one should be well informed
concerning the rights and duties of the
citizen, is of the greatest importance in
this country where he participates so freely
and so directly in the affairs of government
This volume will prove of great value to
the statesman and to lawyers. and cannot
but be eminently useful to the citizen of
every class and calling.
The ability, accuracy and long experience
of the author as a law writer and teacher,
are sufficient guaranty that the work is
one of merit and usefulness. The language
of the author is simple, he eliminates from
it those abstruse phrases SO common in
most law books and brings his subjects
within the comprehension of those unlearn-
ed in the law.
Ills explanation OF the causes which led
to the framing and adoption of the Consti-
tuition of the United States, and its princi-
pies and purposes, is alone well worth the
cost of the volume to every one who aspires
to the full enjoyment of the privileges guar
anteed him by the Supreme Law of the
land. The vast amount of useful knowl-
edge, the excellent FORMS the rules for the
organization, and procedure of deliberate
bodies and the glossary of law terms in
common use make this work one of great
popular value.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

PRETTY MUsIC.-We have received from
F. W. HELMIcK, Music Dealer and Pub,
Usher, 27s West 9th street, Cincinnati,
Ohio, two pieces of pretty music arranged
for the Piano: GAS Pretty as Little
Butterfly" a fashionable song and dance,
and the "Riding Gallo Schottisch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15
Removed to Media.

swithin C. Shortidge Boarding School for young men
and boys is now open at Media, Pa IL miles from Pha-
dephia is of the finest school buildings in the State
heated in all stories. and lighted with gas building 100
by 90 feet porch all around, IS lodging rooms large
school room with five class rooms, ample bath and
closet accommodations 10 trains daily from Philadelphia
thorough Instruction home good table
LIDGE. Harvard A. NJ Media Penna
Feb Q, ls7s-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The Cecil National Bank.

AT PORT DEPOSIT, THE STATE OF MARYLAND
at the close of business the LIST day of May 1875
RESOITRCES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

-Ex-Senator Pratt will enter on his
duties as Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

At n special meeting Of the Stockholders Of TIL L
NUT VI BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF CECIL
COUNTY. held April 9th ult, the time of holding the
stated Monthly Meetings changed from the last
Saturday Of TIE month 10 the LAST MONDAY. The
time OF the Eoxt mee,tn; will lie Monday, May 3Ist
IN. at o'clock p. NJ t" which time tho special stock
holders meeting adjourned to consider further
changes i'll the iiy-.twS r. G. REESE,
Elkton. May l." iN,5-3w Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank of ElktOn
AT ELKTON IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND
at the close of business, May LIST, 1875
RESOURCES

State Of Maryland, County Of Cecil! ST.
|, RICHARD MCFARLAND, Cashier of the above
named Bank, DO solcmny that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
II. MCFARLAND. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th day of
May, 1873. X. f. LAMAR
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
DAVID SCOTT,
IL. II. BRADY Directors
REUBEN HAINES,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

State Of Maryland, County Of Cecil, S.:
l, r. C. HOPKINS, Cashier of The Cecil National
Bank, at Port Deposit, Nd do soemny swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. R. G. HOPKINS, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this eleventh day
OF May, 1879. GEO. ". VANDIyER.
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
J. TOME,
ANDREW LYON, Directors.
JOS b. PUGH,
May IL, 1s7s-1w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15
OUR IMPORTS.

According to the value of our imports
for the fiscal year ending June, 1874, we
have purchased from foreign countries
merchandise of all kinds amounting to one
half of our national debt, which, if added
to what is spent abroad by American tour
lists, and foreign goods smuggled through
our ports free OF duty, and the interest
paid on the public debt held in Europe, the
sum total will not be far from fifteen hun
dred millions. A few years more of such
policy and we will be as badly off as the
tenantry of poor Ireland, the products of
whose labor are wasted by the prohigacy of
English owners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15

More troubles are reported on the Mexi-
can border by the forays Of Mexican ban
ditti. These outrages, it is feared, will
yet lead to serious complications between
the Mexican Government and our own,
and while we do not want, just now at least,
any more of her territory, and much less
her people, and as she is too poor to pay
any indemnity for losses, it is hard to tell
what remedy is best to use. The game is
too small for war; and yet it is hard to
put up with her annoyance.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-26

CIRCULATION appears to have been one
sf the chief occupations OF the Beecher-
ilton-Moulton clique. When they were
Joyous they kissed each other; when
they were on the verge OF despair they
pressed lip to lip. The men kissed the
women, the women kissed the men, the
men kissed each other. But there is no
record that in all those years of mingled
rapture and agony the women ever i'm
planted kisses on each others brows, or
suby-tinted lips. This would be remarka-
bic only that these people in all things
Beem to have acted contraryto the prevail.
ing customs of the rest of the world. One
writer has noted as a popularity OF the
clique that all the men wear long hair
and all the women short hair. Doubt
Ieas the same physiological and mental
defect that would conceive it glory for
q man to wear flowing locks and wo-
man to be shorn, would account for the
anomalous osculation. Such a promis-
euous amount of soldering is sickening
TO the average mind even when viewed
from afar, and we can only look with
pity upon such a proof Of the lamentably
weak things of which great minds are
capable when they are not we'll bal
nHced
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-26

the income tax more demoralizing than
a whisky tax, or tax on moneys and
credits? Gould it possibly be more SO
than the tariff? Does not the income
tax concern our "fnest gentlemen" and
are they the greatest rascals in all coun-
tries?
Mr.. Dawes could easily find an income
tax far less demoralizing than tariff
taxes were he not interested against the
assessment of incomes. The law can be
made effective in getting honest returns.
Assessors should have small districts,
and the man best acquainted in each
district should be appointed.
There are many men in every limited
section of the country, who have some
idea OF the increases Of all the richest
citizens. Let any one who may be sus-
pected of fraud be called upon to show
his books and purge himself; and ii he
fail to appear, double the returns he has
made. Make 1t for the interest of every
one to be honest in this. Let it be known
that every suspected person will be wor-
ried until he is fairly taxed. Let incomes
be published at once, so that the assessor
may get information on which to bring
the rascals to account. Indeed, this tax
can be managed as easily as any other
except the land fax.