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, 1877-02-24
sro.s s,aao, s&e. i.sl7, export TO Great pr,tats,

sross aseos sslea t,sl7, export to Great nr,tats,
1,i71t coaatwtss, 4, ,2e4.
MoarLx, Feb. a. -Corrox-IrsRn!ar; nnsslG,A
nidaltoR lhcf stock. 90, .ss ha,ess weekly net ~
ceipEs, :. .1i3s saloa. I. 100, eohstwtsc. 2s0a.
CnAaLzArpx. Fob. 11.-CorTox-Ilult, niddltnf,
12sk3i24e, stock. 4Ts bales, weekly net reesEpts
B,tial aaea, c.4nn; to Great britain, s5s1t To sbs
channel, t,o57t cosMwise, t.eH.
SAVANNAH, Fer. 23.-CnT rox-pntl3 ustdd.fng, l74ot
stoct, ~ LIS bales. weekly net receipts 4a7s, Esosa
rcctpsa 4,7Cp. sales 3nso, to France. 51ls 10 tbs
channel, \, B10t cotstwiat, t,3t5.
Nxw OEtrANs. Feb. 11.-CorrpS-In fair denandt
sstrs. H0 bAtess 9oo ortnATy, I0<t, low mtdhllns
ilA2f1!{c. n!dilne. 1lskaii1fn Eoti mtddllnR. i2k
Qt1Kct m!ddng fair. i1'4&i1>iei fair, Iz5tkl15&c,
receipts. net ~ i7B bafcs grots 1o44t; expoEts 10
Liverpool n,ttn, 10 Csonstads. lsa41 stock. aot, 7
wesks aa'es II, ,U; receipt, nct ~ 540i Gfn&s ", 7
exports to Ltvsspool, A. O52, ~ cotk. up 10 layrc
o. 4 10 ftonen, 178, 10 lrtsatn. 1915 TO Cronstad
187ts 10 asceona. 4s0i 10 New York 162t by tIvel
ia.
DRY GOODS.
Nav TORE, Feb. 33.-lfu,insss contlnuea moderate
With package houses. Cotton Roods 10 HtcAdJ da.
iand and nrn Costonaes sts In fair request F1In,s
arc moving slowly. American rrfnts reduced Nc,
WOODEN goods quiet, The Datltsin s4Is that 7uo
pieces OF worsted coatlass viii b seid auction next
Tuesday.
PETROLEUM.
CLEVELAND. Feb. as.-PET3olrcx-atArkes duttt
standard white. ITO test, 9oc.
, 1877-02-24

k,21O lt%osl ~
On Tkundsy last Wa ntads tho hrsk direct ahfpnt
OF beef Cattle from Chicago 10 New Orleans. Mess
Gregory, Cooley Co. forwarding, In execution ct
grtler Of C. Hehta b Co.. OF tbs latter c!ty four
loads Of medium stecrs. The shipment "As Of an !
pertmental character, and results arc awaited Will
good deal of lntcrest.
cATTLE-The cattle trade opcned fairly aetfvs J
terday. and dmantainsd good degree of activity do
to tho close Of business hour, when survey OF
yrrdA developed the fact that very little stocs-f
none Of desirable qual!ty-rc'nh!ned IN thu yards
ep), Prices wcrc nrnef all around. md fof mott
acriptlons higher. tho improvement IN hutchcrs
aud IN fair to choice shipping stecrs amounting 70
loc psr luo ~. yory l'ttlo chotcs mock WI ofct
and tho highest reported sale rea 10 hsad. avct1R
i,l57 lbt At 81: 90: N1mMon 70 Eu2a dryvcs .SGtaS
tng1, and saea wern prncipaY q g. ao!4 ks sutc!
AtQ, This hIkfEGt closed dyrn.
QUOTATIONS..
Choice Deuyes-Ftne. fat, well:fortNcd 9.
year 70 s.Ycar-old steers, Weighing !. <too roa.
oood M Mpcsys:..Wsil: isttsnci iiccIs xcsa:
I'M ,1aj to 1.ffD Dms................ts. k.758'
fnx iD to l. 80 Observation-Disclosures. 1850
| uuteLiGra' 4 atock.Foor 70 eommnn sftsIt. and
ca,nupn 10 chnlcc cows FOR CITY tauxhses' ,,,a.
wsisnE ~ t. !; ~ rnttis 1oiadtoY @
PUT 70 i,t1j ~. als8.
st1s antt scninxa1 wv WI HELM ~ LIZA:
ycslY-Pct NE1 ~ tnAt1FGjl+.u.. ........,.. 2o01
, 1877-02-24

PETROLEUM.
CLEvzLANp Feb. 1s,-FkT4olrcx-atAfkes dutet
standard white, ITO test nc.
, 1877-02-24

uesots ftus OF Late.st. Inll s4Y sod Slxtepnth
H., and Ganai AMI Siztssnth-ata Ticket Ut]esa, ~
C1&fk.st.. Rno u GepoI2.
, 1877-02-24

0ALyxsroy. Fab. za.-COrtus-Quiats milling.
l3e; .,.sx, 7a217 lsles; Nssky sst pesclpA ssr'
, 1877-02-24

HlINEF-Thffe MAJ not ulach !11e y ta9 tfd3a yt4'
pors frm thu Eat unfsvorshle. saa s'ppsts !d
IL cen khxtn and The local must Of the fupr1{ was
shs0Ibsl during the AaY. hales taa2ea FROM Goo
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A Pleasant DUTY.

1t is always a pleasure to recommend
a good article, especially one that so
admirably sustains all recommendations
as does DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, being
perfectly reliable in every respect. A
severe cough or a neglected cold yields,
readily to its wonderful power: By it,
the worst cases of Asthma and Bron-
chitis are cured in the shortest time pos
sible. Consumption and Cough WORE.
patients will remember this remedy is
guaranteed to give immediate relief.
DR.. Kings New Discovery is pleasant
to the taste and perfectly harmless. As
you value your existence you can not af-
ford to be without it. Give it trial.
Trial bottles free. For sale by all
druggists.
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FAITH, HOPE,


fastened to two hooks on the inside of
the sofa, and corresponds at the point
where it leaves the window sill with
the width of the window, thereby doing
away with any possible danger of
breakage Or getting loose. The ladder,
from the point where it is firmly fas
tened to the sofa, narrows gradually to
about s inches, which is the width
from thence to the ground. The rounds
are Of tough hard wood, and are placed
about IS inches apart, and the fastening
of each is such that they can rot posi-
bly get loose. In fact, the whole thing
is perfect, and something that is des-
tined to come into universal use i'll our
large hotels. We examined it very
carefully and could not help but think
how easily we could make our way out
Of sixth story window with ladder
of that kind, no matter how large a fire
WAS on hand. TO make the. concern
still better, the materials of which it is
made are to be saturated with non.
combustible chemicals. Mr.. Warner
deserves a great deal of credit for his
invention, for the most obtuse person
can see at a glance that it is destined
| to save great many lives in future.
But as we have spun this letter out to
an intolerable length, we will close and
write you again some time in future.
OCCASIONAL.
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glass doors and painted in harmony
with the cases on the east side. The
show window on this side and the
place above the shelving is to be devoted
to display of pictures, Of which they
have superb collection.
In the middle Of this room is double
counter, holding eight large show cases
full of fancy articles in the silverware,
iewelry and stationery line. Messrs.
r. Il S. intend to fill up the space on
the front end of this with small show
case, and en- the floor under the front
they have {; splendid rejecting show
case, containing si!verware. The sale
mems place will be between these coun
ters, thus making it extremely conve-
nient for them to wait upon customers.
In the rear end of this room is the
counting room, with the large safe, desks,
&c.
The upper story, which is also a we'll
lighted, handsome room, is devoted to q
large display of toys, fancy goods, pic
ture frames, mouldings, etc. It is, also,
provided with counters and fitted up for
a sales-room for the lines of articles
mentioned as contained in it, and the
basement is arranged as a salesroom for
the classes of goods to.which it is ap-
propriated. The entrances to the base
ment and upper story are by means Of
wide and convenient stairways.
Messrs. R. e. S. have spread hand
some wide awning in front Of the build
ing and besides the fiat sign over the
door, they. have hung out an enormous
book from the second story, which is Il
distinguishing mark of the "gilt-edged''
store. May success crown their enter
prise.
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NO. a..

Paris green is just now the specific
for the potato enemy, but how to apply
it and not kill yourself is question:
One operator recommends a long pole
with a sitter at one end and yourself at
the other, taking care to keep on the,
windward side, lest you inhale the pois-
on. In this case, also, care is to be
taken lest any Of the dust fall upon
grass Or garden vegetables that are to
be consumed by man Or beast. Now
this looks Ike perilous business. Still
something must be done, aud we will
contribute few suggestions made by
neighbors' One says, very complacent-
]y, ~ have no trouble with my pota-
toes. Last year l planted hill Of
beans alongside Of each potato hill, and
the bugs took no notice Of either crop.''
Another put the beans into the hill with
the seed potato-and he regards his
crop as insured against the pest. An
other suggests a method Of applying the
Paris green which, if effective, is decid-
edly preferable to the long pole and
sitter. The poison is not soluble in
water, and he puts a small portion into
a common sprinkler, and after stirring
it sprinkles it on the plants. This
avoi is the dangers and the waste incl
dental to the application of the dry
powder when there is the least wind.-
Chatham Courier.
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, !

NIAIE OF MINNESOTA,
~ COUNTY OF GooDHUH IS.
In Probate Court, Special term July 7ih,
1877.
In the matter Of the estate of Frederick
Boatnsa1s, deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing, pur
porting to be the last will and testament of
Frederick B0atman, deceased, late of said
county, has been delivered to this Court,
And whereas, Frederick Horn has filed
Herewith his petition, representing among
other things that said Frederick Boatmaa
died in said county on the 25th day of May,
1877 testate, and that said petitioner i the
sole executor named in said last will and
testament, and praying that the said in
strument may be admitted to probate, and
that letters testamentary be to him issued
thereon,
It is ordered, That the proofs of said in
strument, and the said petition, be heard
before this Court, af the Probate Office in
said county, on the sixth day Of August, A.
D. 1877, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
when all concerned may appear and contest
the probate Of said instrument.
And it is further ordered. That public no.
tice of the time and place of said hearing be
given to all persons interested, by publica>
tion of these orders for three weeks success.
lively previous to said day of hearing, in the
Grange Advance, a newspaper printed and
published at Red Wing. in said county.
N. 0. WERNER
,: Judge of Probate.
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The Gilt Edged Store.

Messrs. Roseboom e. Sheldon, on
Third street west of Bush, deserve
more than a brief mention, for their
store is really credit to the city. The
building is substantial one, being a
brick veneered frame, on heavy stone
foundations. It's size is 24x5O and
three stories high; the lower story, how.
ever, is below the grade of the street
and on a level with the ground in the
rear. 1t is, however, well lighted with
two windows in the rear and two in
front, and connected with it, under the
sidewalk, is vault the ceiling of which
is arched. The front windows of this
story extend about two feet above the
sidewalk and are guarded by handsome
iron gratings, nicely finished, painted
black and STRIPED with gilt. The room
is finished off tastefully and is appro-
priated by Messrs. Roseboom & Sheldon
to their coarser varieties of stationery,
wallpaper, window curtains and hang
lngs and other heavy articles in the house
keeping line, also, baby carriages, sleds,
&c. The vault under the sidewalk is
used to store rags and waste paper and
for keeping fuel. i.
The second or main floor, which is
level with the street, has. two large
show windows in front, each composed
Of a single plate of best French plate
glass. The doors and the transom have,
also, single light of glass in each and
the front is painted dark color and Or
namented with gilt stripping. This story
has, also, two windows and door in
the rear end, and the room is thus made
very light and cheerful. The walls and
ceiling are finished with a perfectly
white "putty.coating'' of plaster, and
the floor is of the very best lumber and
made perfectly smooth and level. On
the east side of this room, Messrs. r.
& S. have placed two very handsome
cases for displaying silverware. These
are finished on the outside in imitation
of ebony and have gold stripes and are
lined inside with dark velvet. Each
case has three doors, formed of a single
pane of plate glass each. These raise
up to afford ingress to the case. In the
front on this side is Mr.. Chapman's
work bench, where jewelry, watches,
&C., are repaired, and between this
bench and the end of the front case
above mentioned is the clock which reg
ulates the time Of Red Wing. ... p =.
On the west side are the shelves for
books and stationery, all covered with
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We have just received Of Rand
NcNally & Co., Chicago, an ad'
vance copy Of their new war map.
1t shows Turkey and Russia with
all their bordering countries and in
order to be able to understand. the
war news, everybody should have
one. This is really the best we
have seen and can be obtained 70,
the small sum of twenty five cents,
postage prepaid.
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"HE STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN-
Il ty of Goodhue. IS. District. Court.
First judicial District.
John 4. Mckinzie. Plaintiff. J
against }Summons.
Charles F. Barnard. Defend't
The State Of Minnesota. to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the Complaint in the above entitled
action. which has been filed with the Clerk
of said Court in his office at the Court House
in the City Of Red Wing. in the county of
Goodhue and State Of Minnesota. and to
scrvea copy Of your answer to the said Conn
plant on the subscriber at his Office in said
City of Red Wing. within twenty days after
the service Of this summons upon you, exclu-
sive of the day Of such service. and if you
fail to answer the said Complaint within the
time aforesaid. the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in his said
Complaint. u t-8gg
Dated Red Wing. Minnesota. July 20th.
A. D. 1877. ~ F. W. HOYT.
42W6 '.~''' Plaintif'slAttorney.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name
of Philleo & Spragpe, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will hereafter be continued by Will
liam NJ. Philleo, who will settle all the
account of the late firm.
WILLIAM NJ. PHILLEo,
P. SPRAGUE.
Red Wing, MINI. June 18th, 1877
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Notice Of Dissolution of Co
.partnershIp.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned at Red Wing, Minneso-
ia, under the firm name of Reinhart &
Morrison is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent: All debts owing by the firm
will be paid by Charles Reinhart, and
all debts due the firm must be paid to
him alone. aaEse .5t. yt.' .s5ls
Dated at Red Wing. Minneeota, 10Th
day of July, AID. 1877. tlsi } .al; q
IL ,att8s il - A.. E. MORRISON, ri
nj 3wHH ~it III aCHAs. RE1NnART.56z;s
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'Q4AOWIH
j E Established A. p. 1922

Officers & Directors:
w. F. HEikEs. President.
S d. BEAR, Vice President.
W. II. GoNDERT, Secretary.
IRWIN c. SOUDERs, Director.
PETER BoHLANDER, Director.
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Occasional Correspondent.


Editor Grange lAacance: We will
give few items from this point, though
items like money are scarce. In visiting
this city one IS apt to overlook mcst Of
the Improvement that has been ma de
here within the past four or Eve years.
One does not see as many new buildings
as you do in Red Wing in walking the
same distance, but a careful Observa-
tion of the whole length and breadth Of
the city shows US that it has improved
and quite rapidly at that within the
past few years. Some years since the
ground just south of the public school
building was styled ":he prairie" Now
the same ground is covered with as fine
residences and as prettily laid out and
well cultivated grounds as can be found
in any city. In point Of beauty We
have bat one city On the upper Missis.
sippi that viii compare with Lake City
and that is Winona. There are several
points of difference, however, between
the two cities. Winona is considerably
given to manufactures Of various kinds
while Lake City is not troubled much
that way. There are several good ones
however among which may be mention
1 cd the foundry and machine shop Of
Mr.. Gillett. The wagon shop of Dough.
ty s. Neal as we'll as several more
that might be mentioned. The mer-
chants generally seem to be having
very good trade though it strikes US
that We did hear some of them say that
money was scarce. The large mill near
the R R depot is not running at present.
They intend to start Immediately after
harvest we were informed. We almost
forgot to mention one large Job of work
being done here this season and that is
the new Catholic church. The founda-
tion is completed and the corner stone
was laid on the 18th inst and constituted
the only 4th of July celebration we in
dulged in this year. The building
when completed will be a splendid
structure, we were informed that the
size Of it is 50 by 100 feet long and the
foundation certainly looks as though it
was put there to stay. In circulating
around town few days since we dis
cover fine piece Of work that was new
to us in the shape of Mr.. William Bal
lard's sail boat. It is a real beauty.
Mr.. Ballard was in the act of loading
her on to couple of drays preparatory
to launching her in the lake. Her d.
mensions as given by Mr.. B. are as fol-
lows: length of keel % feet, width of
beam feet 4 inches, depth of hold 2
feet 10 inches, strongly built of oak
from stem to stern, carries 81 yards of
canvas in main sail, and 80 yards in jib
and is staunch and steady enough to
cross the Atlantic, in the hands of
good sailor. Mr.. Ballard informed US,
in response to our inquiry, that the
craft is worth $50 dollars. Our atten-
tion was called to very ingenious fire
escape, for which the inventor, Mr..
Henry X. Warner, Of Lake City, has
received letters patent. It consists of
rope ladder so arranged that it can be
coiled in au ordinary lounge or, sofa,
(made for that purpose we mean, but
of the ordinary size) and by raising the
cover Of the lounge the, ladder, is ready
to be thrown out Of the window 1T ,is
"25la2 nso7gI EjH1
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Carleton College,
NORTHFIELD, MINI.

Fall Term Begins Wednesday, Septem
Der 18th, 1877.
All departments, both Preparatory and
Collegiate, are open to students Of either
sex. Four courses of study are offered,
AN ENGLISH COURSE Of four wears. md
SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, and CLAS-
SICAL Courses, each covering four years
in addition to preparatory work. Also,a
full course Of Musical Instruction. Expen-
ses are very low. For catalogue or circular
giving full particulars, address
4lw7 JAS. W. STRONG, Pres't.
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Three Horse EquaIizers.

| have now for sale at my Reaper yard
the celebrated Marvin Evener. It is
warranted to work we'll on any Reaper,
or Harvester : to equalize the draft of
three horses and will, also, take off the
side draft from the machine. axd
f. w. Brooks,
Red Wing, July Is.
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With our'nder can be independent hired help only the
most and least liable of o easily understood d
abe bind bundles and the bundles laid down
be hed however be attached
made will be
bands made anneed
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The New Mccormick Harvester

Is made on correct mechanical prin-
ciples. The gearings exceedingly SIM
pie, strong and compact. 2he machine
is light and constructed of the best ma.
terials, and arranged in such 4 manner
that there is no side draft, and its bal,
ance is perfect. Farmers who con-
template buying a machine will do
well to examine this one before pur-
chasing 20 &E ~t-ta ss Rs @s
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-03-08
How Is YourLIycr,

II you are troubled with headache,
dullness, Incapacity to keep the mind
on any subject, dizzy, sleepy or nerv,
Gus feelings, irritability of temper OF
bad taste In the mouth, palpitation,
unsteady appetite, pains in the side,
or any such symptoms of liver com.
plant and constipation of the bowels,
go to your druggists, Morley Bros,
aud get a bottle OF DR.. Sherman's
Prickly Ash Bittcrs. No spirit is used
in the manufacture of them, except q
pure article of Holland gin. They are
a thousand times easier to take than
pills, seidlItz powders, etc. Ladies in
particular will find them peculiarly
adapted to their wants and conditions
of life in all ages.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-03-08

THE STATESMAN is perhaps the best
understood paper in the State, and its
growth in circulation and influence is
the best of evidence that 1t is appre
ciated. While it is Democratic in pol
itics, it is not blindly partisan or OBJ
livious of the great industrial wants
of the country. 1t believes that the
people generally are more interested in
law and order, peace and quiet, thrift
and industry, immigration and de-
velopment, than they are in the selfish
ambition of politicians and chronic
ofiice-seekcrs. This being its belief,
the STATESMAN, always on the side of
decency, intelligence and justice,
makes a speciality of battling against
lawlessness. prejudice and ignorance,
and everything akin to them. 1t zeal
ously espouses local option because the
question beng called up it feels called
upon to take one side or the other,
and it could not, under any considera-
ton whatever, espouse the cause of
whisky, to the great injury of the whole
community. The STATESMAN is never
ambitious to get on the strong or win
ming side; it sspires TO be on the side
of right and truth, regardless of re-
suits or compensation, preferring de-
feat when uphcldipg the right to sue
cess in bad cause. When this paper
first championed local option it was
not believed that the law could be
adopted in half a dozen counties in
the State, but already over thirty coun-
ties have voted in its favor, and per-
haps as many viii yet decide to adopt it.
When it took up the cudgel in the
cause for this county it fully compre-
hended the power of whisky in this
city, and it shared in the prevalent
opinion that whisky would have . ms
iority of about 1000 in the county; for
it did not fully comprehend how ripe
the people were for reform and the
more rigid enforcement of law, peace
and quiet. Time has rolled along and
to-day We find that so great change
has been wrought in public sentiment
that already the race is generally con-
sidered neck and neck, and local OPP
ton hourly gaining. How much this
week and next will do for the cause
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-03-08

Rev. w. II. D. Darlington breaches
in Round Rock frequently.
Mr.. Koppel, of Round Rock, has
gone East to buy his spring stock.
w. K. Foster has been getting out
trade guides for Georgetown and Round
Rock.
The Record favors the building of a
new court house and theater in
Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stone, of Round
Rock, mourn the loss Of little seven
year-old daughter.
Rev. Otto M. Schultz and Miss Lucie
NJ. Anderson were married on the TWEEN
tieth at Georgetown.
NJ. d. Merrick has put up corn
mill, steam cotton gin and planning
mill at Refund Rock.
The Southern University at George
town has recently had its semi annual
examination for rise in classes.
Round Rock is to have brass band.
The cheapest way would be to get Nat
Henderson to furnish ''chin music. "
He can beat dozen bands blowing
his own horn"
Mr.. jeff. NJ. Webb and Miss Mary
L. Bunch, Georgetown, have made a
matrimonial bunch" of themselves,
and so have Mr.. w. E. Moore and Miss
Ida Kemp. Perhaps there will be
more Bunches up that way after
awhile.
Nat Henderson says that great
many of his accounts are falling due,
and he wants people to call and settle.
Nat, give them time to come down
here and buy up your paper. Editors
should always give their patrons an
opportunity to make Legitimate specu-
lations. Record please copy, quick.
The HealLight and the Bolton ReUi<,c
are pretty hot on the Lampasas Dis
patch for shooting off its mouth
about some papers adopting the ''pat-
ent outsides," and they have rather
got the better of the Dispatch. This
is supposed to be free country, and
every fellow is supposed to be free to
conduct his own business in his own
sweet way.