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ENOR SALE-LAND--5U 80 acres prairie land;
H. good. spring on same; in thfck,y settled
neighborhood. in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat Or will trade. Address "W,"
this Office. jy14-tf
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" "ANTED-sIU ATION--By a young man
Wy to take charge Of goods atCentennial Ex-
hlbition. Address j. *. OULAHAN, GA A
street, 5. p. Washington, DC. mhas-3t
VXT ANTED D-SITUATION-To take charge
w Of q grocery by one who is acquainted
with the business, in city or country: refer
ences given. Address GROCER, this office
mh29-6t+
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wANTED-.-M1scHLLANEoUs.

"ANTED-OLD ,GOLD-Cash paid for
w watches, diamonds, old gold and silver
A. A. EYSTER, $40 w. Fifth. mh303t
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NOTICE OF ASSESS
MENT.
sHxBA SILVER MINING COMPASS.


y oCATIoN of principal place Of business.
n 1San Francisco, California. Location Of
wor.Gs, Star District, Humboldt county,
Nevada.
NOTICE IL hereby given. that at a meeting
Of the Board OF Directors, held on the fifth
day Of October, 1876. an assessment no. 81 Of
Five Cents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin. to the Sec
rotary. at the Office of the company, No. 3l2
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 4th dayof Novem-
Der, 1876. will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction; and unless pay
ment ia made before will be sold on Thurs
day. shs 30th day Of November, 1876 to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. BY
order Of the Board Of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
oGice-3l3 Montgomery sttoet. San Fran,
cisco, California.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SAN Francisco SvAPHUR COMPANY.

SAN FRANCISCO SvAPHUR COMPANY.
II OCATION Of principal place Of business,
h/San Francisco, California - Location Of
works. Humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given. that at a meeting
Of the Board OF Directors, held ON the 10Th
day Of September, 1875, an assessment mo.
II of Ten Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of said cor pOration, payable i'm
mediasely. i'll United States geld coin. to the
Secretary, at the Office Of the company, Room
IS Safe Deposit Building. No. 1913 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Monday, the thirtieth
day Of October. 1876. will be deemed delin-
quent, and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before.
will be sold on Tuesday. the 2ist day of + q.
yember, 1876, to pay tho delinquent assess.
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses ofsale,
"a JOS. R0RERTS, in, Secretary.
,0ffce-Roonl No. 18 safe Deposit Building
No. 1913 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California.
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n OTtC e TO TAX =
PAYERS.

NYOrICR Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ State and County Taxes for the fiscal
year 1875, are now due and payable ut the
o(face Of the Comfy Treasurer, and the laws
in regard to the same will be strictly enforced.
On ali Taxes unpaid at tho close Of business
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER Goth. 1875, ten
per cent will be added. Taxes are to be paid
in Coin. If sent By Express, charges must DO
prepaid. A. J. SHEPARD.
County Treasurer.
WinnesapccA. New !. October 10. 1914. .oe,s
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fVhe may be Suffering FROM the effect OF
korthful folliss or indiscretion. will do
fwcll to avail themselves OF tlais, the great
at boon eyenlaid Ut the altar OF suffering
humanity. DAf. SPISNET Wal g,iaran.
ee to forfeit 300 for every arse Of seminal
fSeakncss, or private disease Of any kind or
T'haracter yhlsh he undartakes and fails
cure. He would therefore say TO tho un.
fortunate sufferer who mas read. his notice,
hat you are trssdins on slan;,cu US t.round
when YOU longer delay 10 seeking the pro-
er remedy for your conplaati You may y,
ia the hrst stage: reme=afer yen nre Ap-
lroaching the last. IL yOu sss bordering
Upon the last. and are sRfIs riny snine or All
{'f its III effects. remember that IL you per.
list in procrastln alton, the time asust come
When the mast skiIlful physician can rem.
Ter YOU no assistance; when the door OF
npe Will Ne closed against you;. when no
l NIGEL of mercy can bring you reiiaf' In no
ave has the Doctor acknowledgements. Then
ct not despair work upon your imagination,
'ut avail ourseh 81 the beneficial results
his treatment before your case b beyond
he reach Of medical skin, or bafSre grim
leath hurrirG you to a.prcmat9se grave
| Nuli course of treatment SIS. Se1d money
|oy Post Office order or Express with full
description Of care.
Call, or address.
DTt. A. II. SPINvEY.
No. II KsaSnsy street, san FfNaciseo.
u-ty
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
Hurricane Mining Com paay

" ocATIoN Of principal place OF business,
II lSAn Francisco. California.
Location of works, Trinity LArabla J
Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE. - There is delinquent xpon the
following described stock. on account OF AS
sessment No. one 81 levied ON tbs nth day Of
September. 1876. the several am pats get oppo-
site the names Of the respective shar. holders
as follows:
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ARTESIAN WELLS.

YHNHH UNDERSIGNED gEGs LEAVE
il tor inform the public that he is now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to fink Afesian Wells i'll any part OF the state
on the shortest notice.
All orderN or communications on the sub
ject address to Cahoon IL Palmer Battle
Mountain, will receive prompt attention.
CAHO0N Il PALMER.
Battle Mountain. October Q, 1876. II
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Cleanse the Initiated Blood

whenever you Ind It's Impurities burst
ing through the skin in Pinples, Erup--
tions, or Sores cleanse it when you
find it obstr,eted and sluggish in the
veins cleanse it when it is foul your
feelings will tell You when. Keep the
blood pure. and The health of tia sys-
tenn will follow.
II. III. MCDONALD g. co..,
Druggists Gen. Agts.. San Francisco, CaliAua
MIA. 4 cor. ofWhasington x Charlton Sta. N. =
SOLD 6D 0lI Drug0ists aud D~0f~res
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------------>- ----.--------a-
SUM III cMS.

In THE DISTRICT CoURT OF TIE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DlsrR1Ur OF TIE STATE
OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF
= HUMBOLDT.
r. c. Hanson. plaintiff, VS.. I. 8. Bowman,
defendant.
An action brought III the District Court Of the
- Fourth Judicial District of the State OF
Nevada III anu FOR the County If Funlb ldt,
and the plant filed III the Office Of the
Clerk of said District Curt on the Ilsh day
of November, A. ID. 1876.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to
l. 4 Bowman. defendant;
You are hereby required to appear in an
asction brought against you BIZ the above
named plaintiff, T. G. Hanson, the District
0Ourt OF the Fourth judicial Disteiet of the
state of Nevada, in and for the county Of
Eamboldt, and to an -wer the Complaint filed
therein with tue Clerk Of said Court within
ssn days exclusive of the day Of seFvice)
after the service on you of this SuInInous--if
served within this county; or, II servea cut of
this county bat in this Judicial District.
Within tw MY days; otaerw Use, Within forty
dsys-or Judgment by fault VIII be taken
against You according to the lrayer of said
complaint.
Said action is brought to recover the sum
Of eight hundred dollars on certain PROM
ia3ry note executed and delivert d by you to
pfaintih with two PER cent Interest per
monih from 25ti. day If August, 1916, and for
force iosure of Z ain morlg gage, executed ana
delivered by you TO plaintiff 'on lot three
Block ,. in Winnenlucca, Nevada. ami the
buildings situate thereon; said plaintiff also
sekk for decree OF sale nf said properly by he
sheriff of said county for Z. :. gold cciu.
that the proceeds Of said sale be applied to
tie payment of the charges and exp nses of
saiI sale the costs of this suit the sand pri cipal
sum and interest as aforesaid, ana ten ter
cent. of the amount as attoi ney fees of paint
~ Ia this slt. and hat defendant and All
PERSONS claiming undsr Ia III he for yer ba red
and forecosed If all equity cf rede Inptio on.
claim or interest III said property aud every
pa I thee
All OF which will more fully appear by ref
srence to said Com piaint, certified eoIy OF
which accompanies this -uInmons.-
An! you are hereby notified that n yon fail
te appear aud answer tile said Complaint
shove r duired, said Plaintiff vii tage said
Hidgmenr and apply to the Court TO. the re
hef prayed f. III the id complaint.
Given under my han and tn" seal
- of the Diotrict Court OF the fourih
(s., Judicial District # the State A.ya-
da. in AMI for the county OF Bufn-
49, bodt, this nth day Of november
1916.
]. II. JOB, Clerk.
NJ. 8. B1NSIrIELp, Attorney for PLAINTIFF
nov24 90
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF ]
HAYDoCK, as agent fer the United states sur.
rounds each box 81 Pills and ointment A
hands me reward Will toe liyep TO any one
rendering sueh information SIS may lead to the
detection Of ANY parry r parties counterfeit.
i,g the medicines or vending the same, know
ing theiu to be spurious.
~.*Sold at the maiufactory of Professor
HOLLOWAY Il Co. new York and by III ~
spec able druggists and dealers IN n.edicille
throughout the CIVILIZED world in boxes at rs
cc1ns, 81 cents and 81 each.
rS-rher. is considerable saved by taking
the larger sins.
M - Dircc ions for the guidance Of
patients In every disorder are affixed t. each
box.
Office. Ia Liberty Street, New York.
dsel3-.s7s-1y.
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You are, and eaeh ~ you, hereby required
10 appear ia an sc,iUn bCunght GgA n.t you Us
the all NO named pla nt.fs, y. Levy 4 Co.. IN
the District Court of tic Fourth judicial
District OF the y; ,e of Nevada, IN and fsr the
county Of iun bVldt, aud to answer tho com
pi iDt filed therein with the Clerk ~ ssid
q nrt vat in ten days Exclusive 81 the d.,
Of serffceJ after the service on yua " tiis
Summs nsu served within thiy county. or II
served Uut of this county lat in this Judicial
District, within twenty days q thcrviSe. " iii.
in rty days ar b'cgp4ent b, d'fault will b.
taken against ou accoidius to the prayer ~
said &C plant
Sid action In br night to recover a indr
ment against i. ulrich ana Il. Helm, defend.
ants, t'T the sum Of Sl.3lD prsncip&. aud IN.
teFeht due on note and mortgage, haai-din
cOnipRiut and sum II ti3 taxa named Nh
conpisint, lhd Si53 ~, attorney fees, named
IN mortgage. and $500 for iisus. bAu,d fn
complaint, WI h two per cent in ere.i per
month on sad sums from date Of filing com.
plant till psid. and costs II sui'g all IN " n
gold c in, that the usual decree may Ice made
Tor sale ofpreniikes NAMED In mortgage xhibit
Il, Of mi laibt, that the proceeds a said sale
bt applied payment Of costs If said saIe
costs of suit. and the Sud several sums and
Int ~ n aforesaid. that defendants and I'll
Of thefl, and all persons claiming un,i..t them
or any ~ them subsequent to execution cf
said mortgage upon said premises ether a.
may b. barred aid furecl, sed Of all rlyht'
claim or efuiiy III redemption ia the sald
Promises and every part thereof, ANA for gen
tral relief
I'll OF which will me re fully appear by refer
ence 10 eald complaint, certified copy Of
which aeccmpanits his Summons
And YOU ate hereby nOtih d that IL Won fail
70 al ar aud answer the sid com ,iaint a.
above required said plaintiff, will take Judge
hleht for sdl several snnls aud nteres. AZ
Aforesaid and will apply 10 tie Court fJr he
rhti and deciee prayed for In sail com
plant. - -
49, f'0iven under 10y hand and the seal of
ssN. the District Coairt II the Fourth
judicial District Of the state Of
&-~tS Nevada, 1i aisd for the County 81
Humboldt, this a day Of oetober,
~ A. ID. 1876. I.53 .lt. ~
- j. n. JoR, Clerk.
n. q. Benninsid, ett1b,y fur plaiutifYs. d.
n0v25 3udy
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YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from the effect oil
yorthmi follirs or indiscretion. will dol
Hs.l to avail themselves II this. the grest.
II boon ever laid ri the altar OF suffering
humanity. Dh. ST'iSNEr will guaran.
&c to forfeit Si00 fur every ease OF seminar
tw.akn.ts, OF private disease 81 ny kind or
character which I've undertakes and fairs
10 eurs He would Therefore say TO the un'
lortuast" sufferer who may read this noucr,
hat yon are troading ON danger Us grouud
when you longer della, In seeking the pre-
per remedy for tour complaint. You may oe
In the first stage. remember yol are aF'
tproNching the last. II you ere bordering
sdpon the last. and are sanering some or III
III its Ill Effects remember that II you per-
DIST hi pfoerastination, the tin c nnSi CONF
vwhen the most skillful physician can rsh,
q er Won no assistance. when the door 81
pc will be closed against wont; when ne
nscl OF mercy can br.ns yon relief. ~ ny
l 1.re has the Doctor failed OF success 1heh
/ - not despair work upon your lmaginsion
L mt avail y0urself Of the benthcia tesnit'
4 bis treatment before our cas-" IA Ryoha
ue reach AZ medical skill, or before GRIM
.eath hurrie,, yel to prtlinatuis gfs's
Ifull course OF treatment $40 send nioile,
5by Post ONCE order or Express with feii
description OF east.
4 GALL or address.
i DIR. A. Ii. SPlNNEy.
No. IL Kearnoy Street, San Frsns'sse'
Il .sz@
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GURMONS.
TuR rIsrHIcr COURT or THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DfsTRiCT ~ THE ETArE tr ts
kAsABA. COUNTY oF
HUMBOLDT.

N. levy NJ. gel. oo-pa tners. and doing
bu-iness under the firm name Of ~ Levy
Co., PLAINTIFF, ~. T.. Ul'ich Il.
Helm. " c. Record and Henry Walters Il
Charles s. teichciiuers. c0-rartners
and ding business uSder the firm
Esm~ Of Walters u Feicav.n.ers. defend.
ants.
Action brought in the District Court Of
the Fourth Judicial Dbtrlct OF The State Of
Nevada, in aud for the conn.y Of iiumb iilt.
snd The complaint Eied IN The ofi,e OF the
CleIk Of the District Court On this Il day u
October, NJ -. 1910.
The state u Nevada sends greeting to- The
above named defendants and each
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For Stomachs Out O,
OsGoY.

the toge II the stomrch as these Pills: they
remove all acidity occasiUned iiher by H.
temperance ar IN proper diet. They reach the
liver ard reduce II 10 Il healthy action; they
are wonderfully effieicions III cases OF spasm
lin t~ct they never fail in curing all disoI deis
~ the liver and stomaaal,
ROLIOWAY'S pills arc the best known
in the ", rid for the following diseases: Agae,
Asthma. B,liou, Complaints, Blptches on the
skin, Bowels. Consumption, u, biliiy, Drops, :.
Dysentary. Erysipelas, Female Irn gularitle.
Fever Of all kiuds, FITS, Govt, Head ache. In
digestion Iuf mnIa;ion. Jsundice Liver Com
paints Lnnbago, Piles, khumatism, Eeten.
ton II urine, Sccrpla or Kings Evil, sore
TLroais, stone and Gravel. 1is-Douloureux
FUN r., Ulcers, Worms Of all kinds, weak-
he hs from any cause. etc.
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An Example.

\ special session of the Police
jury WAS called on Monday last
to consider the petition of i. mum
Der of planters on The lower part
OF the bayou i'll regard to levyinr
y tax TO be applied to improving
the drainage OF that section. The
idea l. ta CONTINUE the canal cat
under a late crdinace to the low
er line of NJ. R!lome through il
70 Lake Fields aud thence to tide
water taking advantage of all
bayouS, lakes etc, aifordiug natu
raj outlets. Tue first intention
Was to "rge the imposition OF a
TAX OF five dollars per acre front,
Dat the difference in value of the
lands effect q made the injustice
of THIS course apparent, and with
a spirit OF fairness which does
them honor. all the petitioners
coEcnrred III asking that the tax
beleNltu by percentage according
to the last assessment. The earn.
estneS> and determination of the
gentlemen wLo have taken this
matter i'll hand may be- inferred
from the fact that they unite in
requesting that thai the tax be
as large as the law will permit.
Here at last is a proof that the
vague talk OF improvement and
progress long current among lis
has led to definite results. and
the singular spectacle of proper
ty OWNERS requesting to be taxed
TO the utmost limit OF the law |
shows that these citizens have
taken TO heart the truth that
"Ihe gods help those who help
Themselves Let us hope that
this movement is but the begin
nng OF "a common interest in
home improvements, and that
we shall soon e the ADVANTAGES
which nature has shOwereG on
this far section improved to the
utmost.
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Dragging Out Existence.

The nervous, weakly invalid does not en-
JOY life. but merely 'drags out existence"
as the phrase is. Untitled for the active pur
suits OF life, and incapable of partaking of
its pleasures, to which health alone can
give a zest disinclined to social intercourse
and a prey to melancholy, the v%aletudinari
an is indeed an object of pity. Yet there is
nothing IN all this hat canuot be remedied
by that genial Alternative tonic and nervine,
Hostetters stomach Bitters, which supplies
deficient stamina, braces the nervous system.
and overcomes those bodily irregularities
to which nervous weakness is most freunent-
" attributable. Diseases of the kidney and
bladder, imperfect digestion and uterine
troubles are fertile sources Of debility. Their
eradication however, becomes a matter of
certainty when HOstctter's Stomach Bitters
are Systematically used for that purpose.
The Bitters likewise annihilate and prevent
lever and aSne AID other d%ebilitating febrile
complaints OF a NAL rial nature.
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The Remedy

In these days OF platforms, con
ventlOiIs, addresses etc. the UNI
Initiated stranger to our peculiar
institutions would be puzzled if
asked to decide between the
merits OF the contending parties
he would observe that the points
OF differ ence i'll the principles of
each are slight, and gnlGed by
the declarations, would certainly
conclud that it matted but little
to the country which of two par
ties trium phed, since the sole OBJ
ject OF each was avowehlv to con
fer the greatest possible good
with the MOST sublime disregard
ot.prlvate ambitions audinterests:
he would be puzzled on when to
confer the palm, staggered by
the excess of patriotism and virtue
on eitherside.A careful comparison
OF promise and performance after
the election would doubtless modi
fy his views, and if the position
of arb!ter were again conferred,
his decision would mosc probably
he guided 10y the amount of per
sonal Interest of each party in
fulfilling any part of their prom
Uses. And lust here is the guar
antee of tue Conservative party.
including DIS it does. with rare
exceptions the material Interests
OF the State, it has the strongest
possible motive for inaugurating
reform and economy IN the gov
ernment, while the great body of
the Republican party consists of
ignorant or Inscriptions men.
the latter counting confidently
on the blind obedience of the for
mer and using positions of trust
aud honor to verify the saying
The less there is Of yours, the
more there is OF mine"
Principles are two apt to be re
gar'led in politics as distractions
to be praised and exhibited at
certain times, and the safest and
>,rest remedy for our evils Is to
be guided i'll selections to. candi
dates solely hy character and re
cord. Let us lose no time in bick
over distractions, but look
solely to to honor, honesty and
integrity in candidates, amt We
he confident OF actions spring
ing from such impulses.
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A MURDER DISCLOSED IN A
DREAM.-Isaac Randolph, the ne
gro who murdered his wife at
New Haven in the spring Of 1886,
gives notice that he will apply to
the next Legislature for Il release
from State prison, to which he
was sentenced for life. The mur-
Ger created great sensation, and
the story Of it is very interesting.
He killed the woman with Il wash
board dnringa quarrel. and prOba
bly, did not intend to strike a fatal
blow. Aftertile murder, Randolph
cut the body up and buried it in
his garden, planting corn and
beans over the spot. Several Gays
after, Robert Coe, the father of
the missing woman, related with
great impressiveness, the particu-
lars Of a dream which he had on
three successive nights. He said
that Mary Ann came to bin
crawling on her hands, and that
when asked her why she did not
walk, she replied that she could
not, for her legs had been cut off.
Each night, she appeared to him
on the borders of small brook
which then ran at the foot of the
garden. At last the garden was
examined, and the body was
found.
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the pay of the poor shop girls
and statesmen. His only weakness
and l say it to his credit, WAS for
women, and the affection and mo-
ney he Is alleged to have lavish
ed upon the RushtOD and Demar
women, and the affectiOnate care
he took of his illegitimate child
rem, were traits well worthy of
notice, but they have been pas
sed over in silence. His only legi-
innate children, a son and daugh
ter, died Years ago, and he show
ed the affection he owed them to
this irregular offspring. The illegi
innate daughters are now in
Dresden, where they were edu
Gated at his expense, and a ia
vorite illeglmate son holds a good
position in the branch house at
Paris. 1t was mis- regard for these
children, and his attentions to
their mother, and to the mothers
OF other and less known lone Oft
spring that were the main cause
of the constant disagreementS be-
tween him and his wife, which
were notorious. 1t is we'll known
that for long time MIR. and Mrs.
SteWrt held no converse except
in public, and Mr.. Stewart did
not even dine in his own house.
leaving it every day at nine, and
spending nine hours at his store,
and taking his meals at belmont
co.'s. Mr.. Stewart was not only
unhappy in his family matters,
but he was unfortunate IN the
choice OF his confidants. The man
who had charge of his hotel pro-
perry, and the man attended to
his zeal estate. both made more
money ont of their labors than
their employer !; and it is noto-
rlouS that his real estate sDecula
tons weresuch as would have bank
rnpted any other NAH III the city.
Here, then. iSa little truth with
which to leauen the mass of full,
some praise and Fictitious glory
which have been lavished upon
the great shop keeper.
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The ineficiency Of the New
Orleans Police is such that Sc
:ious talk of taking protection in
to their own hands is INDUCED in
by a considerable element in New
Orleans. We TRUST it will end in
talk tor we believe that the vioi
lance committees always grow IN
TO greater evils than those they
are Organized to suppress, Ali the
sound however it is difficult to
see what end Providence, which
i said to create nothing in vain,
had in view when creating TIE
Met:opolitan policeman ; as a
conservator Of public welfare he
is a tailuye, as a soldier he was
q forcn bqt to give the devil due
be succeeded admirably in one
role asa target on. tue 18th
Sept ke was a success.