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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

AEORTGA1E SAI1E.-Default having been
WI male in the conditions ct accrtain inden-
ture Of mortgage, bearing date the eth day of
agnes Flanniean, OF Oheboygan county, state Of
Michigan. TO John Mckay OF the same place, to
secure the payment OF one Thousand dollars;
which sad mortgage is recorded lnthe office of
the Register of Deeds for said county of Che
boygau, in Iber t.B'' OF mortgages, on pages
409 and 40, which said MORTGAGE was, the 18Th
day OF April A. D..lss5, duly assigned BY the
said John Nc 4 ay to Porter " Lathrop; and SAID
assignment was xuly recorded in the ONCE of the
Register OF Dced5 for said county, ON the eth
cages on pag q 1872 and 49s, and said mortgage
was, on the 10Th day of July, A. ~, 1876, duly
assigned by the sad Porter ~. l4athr p, to VIII
liam Phelps and William I'll. Brace, Of the city
corded in the Office of the Kegisttr of Deeds for
sad county, ON the 3 til day OF July, A. d. 1873,
in Llber ''Bn of mortgages, on page 500; and
ACCORDING to the provisions therein contained,
the sum of one thousand dollars, and interest on
the same since september 1tn, A. ~, 1874, st the
rate of ten per cent per anrum, together with
an attorney fee of fifty dollars, provided for In
said mortgage eho' Ill any proceedings be taken
TO forecloee The same; and no proceeding having
been taken, either in law or in equity, TO recover
said mori gage, debt or any part thereof: Now,
therefore, by virtue of the power OF sale in sa d
mortgage contained, ami by vi,tue OF the statute
in such case, made and PROV del; Notice is
here-,y given that, on MONDAY, THE FIF.
TENTH DAY OF MAP, a. ID 1875. at iwo
O'Clock in the afternoon. at the front door OF the
Court House, in the village of Cteboygau, Che
poygan comfy, Michigan. that being the place
for holding the Circuit Court for SAID county,
there will be sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder, the premises described in said mortgage,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to satis-
fy the amouHt due on said mortgage, for princi-
pal and interest, together with the Costs and ex-
penses Of sale, and The attorney fec provided for
IN said mortgage; salt premises being described
as follows. to-wt: Lot number one ~, of block
number one tii. OF Il. Patterson's second addition
10 ChebOygan village, in the county OF Cheboy-
gan, and tate OF MichisaD.
Dated February IL, 1875
MILAN PHELPS
WILLIAM III. B1ACE, Asngnees.
w. S. HUMPHREY, Atty. Tor Assignees.
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c,TATE OF MICH1eA.-Eleventh J judicial Ci r

CTATE OF MICHIGA.-Eleve judicial I'll r
= cult. in chancery.
William Freshett, complainant. VS.. Edward Bois-
vert and Margret b syert, defendant.
Suit pending in The Circuit Court. for the county
of Chippewa. in chaneery. at Sault Ste. Marie, on
the = day of -. A, d /. 49,. 1t satisfactorily
appearing by affidavit, that process has been duly
issued against the defendants. Edward Boi-vert
and Margret Bosvert. and that they could not be
served by reas of their absence from tho country
and residence in Canada. q foreign country. On
motion of Geo w. Brown. solic tor for complain
ant. 1t is oriered that said defendants, Edward
Boisvert and Margret Bes4ert. appear in said cause
and answer the biz filed fefein within ihree months
from the date hereof and it is further ordered that
this order be published within twenty days after
this date in a newspaper printed in Cheboygan,
and circulata d in said county of thippewa-there
being NJ newspaper printed in said cou ty of Chip
pewa and the NoRrRERN TRIBUNE being the near
est printed paper to said county OF Chippewa. that
this order be inserted in said paper once in each
week tor six succes eive weeks; unless q copy of
this order be served personally on said lefendaut's
Edward Boisvert AID Margret 1svert. mt least
~ days before the time prescribed In this order for
their appearance
tSigned). EDWARD ASH Ma,
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for sand county
of Chippewa
GEo W. Brown, Compliments Solicitor.
"A true copy:)
GUY H.CARLEToN. Register.
sault Ste. Marie. December 81, 1875. Tno27-7t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

Parrots that have learned to talk seem
to have aepice of old Adam in them, and
to find pleasure in bothering people and
in saying wrong or wicked things. But
they sometimes oiitwit, by the mere force
of training, without design.
They tell a story in Newgate street,
London. of a parrot-or two parrots
rather, a gray and green one-belong-
ing TO Morley "a tradesman III the old
Bailey, just opposite the prison, which is
vOuched for as true in the strictest sense.
The man had wonderful bird sense"
and his power of training birds became
famous throughout the metropolis. He
had taught his green parrot to speak
whenever knock was heard at the street
door; but when the bell of the same
door was rung be had taught the gray
parrot 10 answer. The house, still stand
| ing, hasso one of those projecting porches
that prevents the second story from be-
ing seen from the pavement. One day e
person knocked.
I" Whois there ~ asked the green par
rot.
"The man with the leather was the
reply - No
''All right the bird answered, and
then became silent.
| After waiting some time, and not find
ing the door opened, the man again
knocked. sH
"Whos there?" again asked the parrot.
ssWho's there 20 cried the porter, out
side. s.It's 1.-The man with the leather.
Why don't you open the deor?s
''All right" repeated the parrot. which
so enraged the man that he furiously rang
the bell.
$50 to the gate," shouted a new voice.
which proceeded from the gray parrot.
40 the gate?" repeated the man seeing
no gate-"What gate?"
"Newgatc! Newgate y responded the
gray parrot.
The porter was enraged; but stepping
across the street, the better to answer
what he supposed to be the insolence of
the housemaids, he saw that he had been
.twitted aud teased by couple Of parrots.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

L NJ OhTGAGEs -SALE.-Defauit having been
1YI made IN the conditions OF a certain linden
ture of fmOrtgage bearing date the 9th day Of
May, 4. H.. 49,. made and executed by Argus
Mckay, Of the county Of Cheboygan. and stite
OF Michigan- 70 School District unnper one, in
the township of Duncan, Cheboygan comfy.
Michigan, to secure the payment OF FIVE hundred
aud fifty dollars, which said mortgage is recorded
in tie ollie OF the Register OF deeds for said
county, in Liber ''one'' OF :nortgse. On pages
SIC, on. and els, OF which mortgage there Is now
eas ana nnR hs oar nrs asa
the same since August 18th, a. ID, 1874, at the
rate of ten ilO per cent. per annnm, together
with an attorney fee oi twenty five dollars, pro-
yided for IN said mortgage should any proceed
ings be taken to foreclOse the same: and TO pro-
ceedings having been taken either i'm law or
equity TO recover said mortgage, debt, or any
part thereof: Now. therefore, by yir ne of he
power OF sale In said mortgage contained, and by
virtue of the statnie in such case, made and
yided: Novice rs hereby given that on MON
DAY,TuE SIXTH GAY OF MARCH, A. d,
1916. at two O'clock in the AFTERNOON OF saia day,
aJ the front dOor of the Court House in the VII
lage OF ChebOygan. Cheboygan county, Michi-
gan, that being the place for holding the Crcnit
Court for said countyl there will be cold at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, the premises
F,iescfibetlin ssii mortgage. SD much thereof
as may be- necessary TO satisfy the amount due
upon sad mortgage for print pal and interest.
together with the costs and expenses Of sale. and
the attorney lee provided for in said mortgage;
said premises being deserts Ell as follows, tO-WiL:
All that cert in piece Parcel OF lard ieinCtind
living in the vi lage of Chehoygan, township of
Benton, county OF CneDoygae. anu STATE OF
Michigan, known and described as follows. to-.
wit: Commencing alta point four rods from the
southeast corner of OF nrmrer forty-twO az.
southwesterly on the west boundary of Main
street. according to Jacob Sammons' recorded
plat of the village of Cheboygan; thence running
southweste riy GA the line Of aaid street twenty-
four GA feet; thence northwesterly at right-an-
giles with said street six 6l rods; thence north
easterly at right-angles two 2 feet; thence north
westerly Of right angles six i6l rods thence
notheasterly at rignt-augles twenty-five ,22) feet;
thence so,.ths astersy at right angles twelve ~
r dis 10 the place OF beginning; and also all the
right, title aud iHterest OF the party of the first
part In lot nulnber torty-oDe al, in sait village,
according to Jacob Sammons' recorded plat
thereof, including one twO--toTy building used as
a store, situate on the northeast corner OF said
lot number forty-one AL.
school District No. one Of the township of Dun
can, Nor gage.
& WAITE S. HUMPHREY, Atty for Mortgage.
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Notice.
u. LAND OFFICE

US LAND OFFICE.
Traverse CITY, MICH Fob. 81, 1875
Compliant having been entered at this Office by
abandoning his Homestead entry. No. 6,46s, dated
February 10, 1875, upon the w X. section IL,
township 81 North, range West, In Cheboygan
county, Michigan, with view to the cane. la
ton of said entry; the said parties are hereby
SUNNI oned to appear at this Office on the let day
of November, 1916 at O'Clock y. m. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
apanS onment.
- SETH @. MOrFATT, Register
PERRY HANNAH. Receiver. [no3l CIV
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

Bad luck is simply man with hi.
hands IN h's pockets and his pipe inIhis
mouth, looking on to see how it will
come out. Good luck is man of pluck.
WITH bis sleeves rolled up and working to
make it come out right. = ITO
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

cAENo1snasER.exs = -
- -
~ sreosErF se1Asp. s.
From the Lansing Republican.
Broad awake am l. and vet tia vn;5pirhtf
Hours have tossed upon nv wakefui couch,
s spH lset ~ n Ss g. 2; y2s she drowsyE
Al enotts vain. AS tolls the restless sea
10 xeach some quiet zone SO toll now.
ass sSsS pais sS n5SRfT need Of rest ,.
.Tnat both may Better take the dnt,es Of
The morrow on, and work them out Alright.
The boer envy on his humble couch.
For he can sleep whilst sleep from me- has oad.
III % -, 3ss.ss f.
lis said that those who wander IN dean crimes.
And steep themselves in every sort of vice,
Are sometimes by aynameless Goblin haunrei
cropping Their ey es.wi(e opes7 with b anx fear.
Inever murdered any That Know.
1es al Inc gooIns OF TIE night a-e here.
w.
lnover wronged my eighbor of a groat, r
YETI have measured with agolden rule = = 2
Ihea ~ q crowd pastrne on the road TO wealth,
And found farming shortage IN their mould.
II had been knaye Tor all my days - =
could not find roueher sea than this a - ;
What busy fancies fit them through my braini !,
What business schemes and plots TOR daily breadf
What dreams of honors that nay never comet
And m,st of all, what a desire for rect "a. +.
There blows the whistle of the lightning train,
And am Ike it, rushing TO my late
81 I'D I'D / II
- -
TO lump beneath its grinding wheels aud dieI +.
.Fortffat would bring nfe--u hat hsve NOT now,
And have n. { had for month<-- quiet Slept
Such Thoughts bus i'll become man, and
1Willcast them from me AS unhoiy waits. i.sx
:. vry.sss stcis I. botsl
IRIS towards only that do fear to live
Not those who win their hattles all atone,
And work. and toll and even dare to sraud :. =
Where coward souls would never care TO walk.
And have faith and courage vet to strive
And fight the whole world. If ny cause IS just,
,ris now tomorrow vet do not sleep;
There are no ghosts within the distant past
1 would not welcome in this witching hour
N0vain regrets Or forty years of tic;
For have been no idier, and each day
Has IN It's time yielded to me my own.
The present oh, that Is always herel
Il is our time of action and of life
All that is wrought must erSt be finished a. p
Within the hours of ever present NOW
Tomorrow never comes, and all the past
Il but q barqle cast some desert shore. u
Y.
The tuture-no man shall dare unlock it. ia
II he could, for that belongs alone TO
Him who was, AMI ever shall be
And SO to man the future never comes.
hen friends have laia MN N his last fow bed,
Then e MAJ know that which is hidden now.
.-.s~ss aiTi - s4s-sJ
-. xr.
II ghosts would haunt me, tits now past theil
time. z-
For it "a two hours past the noon OF night.
Restless and wakeful. Can only thinF,
And plan, and dream; ard then think again =
Tharlt wouid sdt score Of years lie
HI could eesse TO think Icaaast sleep. ~
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

TIE annual reunion of the the army of
Inc Potomac will be held in Philadelphia
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

Broad AWAKE am l. and yet tits mi5nightl
strIy,n& IN vaanto vas she drowsv
ara secx myself 10 hia SCORE embrace, >
r., ,aa s VAIN, AS tolls the restless sea
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

in addition to manufacturing everything that is
s. usually made in first class foundries,
= - r. especial attention is paid to
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Cheboygan Foundry.
THE CHEBOYGAN
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP
II. A. BLAKE, PROPRIETOR.

Ia now better prepared than ever before to GO
all work in his line promptly and In a
manner that cannot be surpassed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04
VIII.

'Tis now tomorrow, yet do not sleep;
There are no ghosts within the distant past
/ would not welcome in this witching hour
No vain regrets Tor forty years of Site;
For have been no idier, and each day
Has IN It's time yielded TO me my own.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

1he Dolly ILL., as proper need of rest, ,,.. :,
~Tnar both max Better take the duties of
IN, The m , sa on, and work them out Alright.
For he can sleep whilst sleep from me has ned.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

II ghosts would haunt me, tits now past their
time. zw
For it - two hours past the noon of night.
Restless and wakefui. Can only thinF,
Ana plan, anil dream; ard then think again
Tharlt wouif -dd a score Of years toliie
III could eeaxe TO think.f I ca,aet s.esp. ~.
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Mo RTeAeE sALE.-Derault having been

W. S. HUMPHREY, Atty. for Assignee.
uO27-i3t E1ts SIX SO as - /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-04
COMMUNICATED.
The Montpelier.

4 word 10 "a Voter, who writes 10 your
issue Of the Ist instant: | do not appear as
the apologist OF Capt. Fpwlc. a greater out
rage was enacted Oh the 3Oth Of September
last, greater ia IN punt, involving more per-
sous, and more s.lljus 10 its consequences and
results than anything Capt. +. has done.
While the reputation OF the citiz;Gs OF Alex
audria lis iuscparably counecEcd with that OF
Capt. Fowe," so the reputation Of all Virgin
iaus is inseparaby connected with the name
and fam. OF Alexandria. Has ool "a Voter
by his silence siucc the 30 II OF last September
submitted to a greater disgrace than that en-
tailed upon his constituents by Capt tUwle.
Has "A Voter" made any N we siucc the as
sembliDg OF the Legislature to have the char
ters of the misuamcd Montpelier Humane As
ISOLATION repealed? Has single petition bean
seut up asking that tits entire concern should
BE- wiped OUT the only reperatou that could
have been made for the signal abuse OF the
terms Of the charter and the dcclCtentdt loss OF
It's capital. Alexandra Senator aud delegate
made no move to do this, neuce the cltlZeDs Vi
Alexandria are esIoppad frum complaint Ut
Capt. Fuwie, and must share with Whatever OF
sbamc or disgrace, IL any, cntalled upou them
by events subsequent to th" 5U.l OF last Sep
TENDER. She (tne city clamored for Sena-
tor and reprcst utatves 10 the mauor Doru, VINO
W.uld 10 the letter represent ncr peculiar lu-
teress. She got both, who are doubtless will
lug 10 be luslructcd by their people. Ii tue
people diu not ask tina; this Humane Assocla-
ION Should De ltgislated out OF eXlSiance per-
haLs they are eXcuSabe tor not doing 81 before
tits greater disgrace (iu The eye OF \ Voter
was brought upon the CITY by one OF her sons.
W nile | 10 not know Capt. Fowle and cannot
ucieud his acts, eau at least say temptation
might have been kept from hum AMI he cot
suffered to drLk the last druss Of cup made
bitter and poisonous By those who preceded
him, older aud wiser than be.
February >, 1876. \ FlRGINIAN. J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-04
gEs1ssi..i We.

In tic Vieinia Senate, yesterday, there
! were reported, from comtulttee, Seuatc bills In
rc!crcucc to homestcads, with amendments;
bill to uihorIz2 the payment OF two hundred
dollars to Dr. Hicks; to incorporate the Rich
monI Female Institute; authorizing the voters
Of Chesterfield county TO vote upon the qucs,
ton Of the removal of the courthouse oil said
county; AID to incorporate tie West Polnt
Commercial Company.
Bill 10 Increase the salary 1t the Hustiugs
Comt Jug Of Portsmouth, agreed to.
\ resolution was presented and agreed to re-
questiug the Auditor to furnish a detailed
statement ofthc executive expenditures for the
last fiscal Year.
An act cxcmp,iDs she property of husband
or wife from aoii.uuptial detts, was passed.
Bills passed : Senate bill directing the sale
of the Safes interest 10 the Thornton Gap
Turnpike Company.
House bill prescribing the time for holding
courts in the tenth and twelfth judicial cir
cults
House bill TO amend the 18th section Of the
charter OF the city OF Richmond.
House bill to amend an act to incorporate
the Richmond Educational Assoca ion.
III the House OF Delegates The bill creating
special Court Of Appeals was postponed until
"Wednesday next.
The House refused to dismiss the bill for
the relief OF tn lat, Sheriff and ether collect
ing Uficers OF the Cumm ouwea!!h.
Among the bills ordered IT, their engrossment
was the oac requiring releases OF trust deeds
and other oGligailons to be noted 90 the
same, &c.
Tbs icport OF the Ccmnitee on Counties,
Cities auu Towns, in relation to the manner Vi
orleriog the county levy, VAS passed By; tie
motion to rccar>iicr the vote by which the
| Committee on Privileges and Elections 10 the
| contested election case Of Friend against Gid
| digs, was also passed ~.
| The Committee on Militia ard Police, re-
ported Senate bill 10 relation to providing Tor
the organization aud government OF toe vouu
teer militia ii lie State, aud repeating existing
laws concerpiJ. the r,ne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-04
CONGRESS-.

The following proceedings of Congress yes
terday are additional to those published in
the Gazette of that date:
In the Senate the hi irict Committee was
instructed TO report proper torn of govern
ment for the District OF Columbia, a bill for
aid to the Southern Maryland Railroad was re-
terred 10 the Coz mi.tec on Railroads. The
bill to repeal certain estrlcions on the disposal
Of; the public lands in Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, ARKANSAS and Florida was taken up
aud debated without any acJlon being reached.
The House resolution authorizing the District
Commissioners to pay the interest due on the
3, 65 bonds was resumed, and became the SUBJ
iact of ioug dlscussiGu. Amcncm ;uts were
adouteli tprGiddug any further Issue OF such
bocd5. aud providing that there shall be no
increase IL the present AMOUNT OF the lndebt-
pduess OF the District; also, maklDg 1t penal
offence for officials 10 c0auIve al further issues
aud abol!shihg the Boald OF Audit. With
these amendments the resolution was passed,
aud will Dow be letuivcd 10 tee House Tor ac-
zion on them. Mr.. Morton succeeded IN haV.
ing resolution passed Tor the consideration 0i
Pinchback3 CASE, but before it Vas brought
u, the Synat; wcut inc Tx cutlve session and
thea adjourned.
La tho House resolution was referred d.
rccting the Attorney Genera! TO furnish copies
OF letters asking for the removal OF Judge Bel
ford, of Colorado Territory, aud the appoint
mcut OF judge Stone. The resolution asserted
| that the change vas made Tor corrupt purpo-
ses in relation 10 certain interests now 10 ltlga-
ton. Il resolution was adopted requesting the
President to appoint military officer to pro-
cecd to rhc Red Cloud Agency aud ascertain
the causes Of the deficiency in the appropria-
| ton for the Sioux Iliians Mr.. kasson pre-
sentcd bill 10 allow American Reg listers 10
orrig3 built steamers, OF 1000 tons &'u then,
| if four h. are owned by Am ylcan c'Nzcni
The House then toak up the Executive, Con
su'ar aud DipIolnatic appropriation ell, which
gave ris t. debate upoo tn" proprcty OF the
| rciucti ,0s made i'll it. NJ. Singleton, u Mis-
sissippl, id ;!lal iii ,laI salaries bai grOwO
oui # all proportion. When Edward Everett
was Minister II j. rudnn tic .aary va, $4,000
per year, aud III those days there Was 40 ne
cessity for Ministers w!ilug essays on poker
or dealing in Emma Mine stock 70 add t. their
means. Without acl0p tie committee rose.
a message iron the PRESIDENT returned with
on! III, signature, bi! transferring the custo-
nv OF c-Italn trust funds irOoI III, Interior TO
the Treasury Department.
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1875.

AT the late Congressional Democratic eau
Gus, the chairman announced the Congressional
Campaign Committee, heretofore ordered, as
follows: Clymer, of Pennsylvania, Chairman !;
Chaplin, OF Massachusetts; Tbrockmorton, Of
Texas Hooker, of Mississippi; Hewlett, of
New York Robbins, of North Carolina; and
Saylor, of Ohio. w. w. Corcorau, j. E. Har-
vey, and Judge Mason are members 90 the part
of the District of Columbia. The chairman of
the caucus also announced the Committee on
Consultation as follows: Representatives Cox,
of New Y ork Whitthorne, of Tennessee Ran
dali, Of Pennsylvania; Goode, of Virginia !;
Buckuer, of Missouri; Wigginton, OF Calltor-
MIA; Hartridge, Of Georgia; Blackburn, OF
Kentucky; Tarbox, Of Massachusetts; Lynde,
OF Wisconsin Eden. Of Illinois; Payne, OF
Ohio, and Caldwell, Of Alabama. The an
pouncemcpt of Senators Whyte, Wallace aud
Gordon on the Resident Democratic Commit
tee was unauthorized because 40 SUCH commit,
tee has been appointed by Democratic Senators
in caucus. The committee when appointed will
consist of five, and not three, one OF whom will
be Senator Stevenson, Of Kentucky. Ii is
doubtful whether Senator Whytc will care to
rye. The names OF the Senate Committee
will be made known next Tuesday 10 the House
caucus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-04

A bill recently introduced IN the Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature for the suppression of vagracy
drfued as Migrants : all persons who shall un-
lawfully return into any district from which
they have been legally removed without bring
Ing with them proper certificate; persons
who, being destitute of means for the support
of themselves or their families, refuse to work
for the wages usual and common 10 the place
where such refusal occurs; all destitute persons
who shall refuse to perform labors prescribed
by The overseers OF the poor; all persons wan
dcring abroad aud begging, or placing them
selves in streets, highways or other wards TO
beg; all persons coming from other common
wealths into the State who have no visible
means Of support, follow 20 trade or occupa'
ton, and who fail or refuse to give reason
able account Of themselves or their prospective
business. If such law were in operation IN
Virginia what wailins and guashiDg Of teeth
would there be among the many who would
be included in the prescribed category