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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
A SAFE BUSINESS.

\ young nan from the country,
who had recently came into possession
of IL few thousand dollars. visited an
uncle in the city. an old merchant, to
get his advice about investing his
capital in business.
Go back to the country young
man. said the merchant, - and in
vest your money in land. Buy Il
farm, settle down on it and do a safe
business. L have been in business
here nearly forty years, and have ac-
cumulatcd a fortune, but it has been
done by Il fearful risk, heavy respon-
Sibilitics, constant toll and Worrying
anXietieS. \ dozen times | have been
on the verge Of bankruptcy, and twice
have | been sorcly tempted to take
my own life. OF ten men who COM
menced business when | did. ouly one
besides myself succeeded. The rest
all failed. one after another, some
dragging their families down to poverty
and disgrace. Take my advice. Keep
away from the city and dclusivc bust
ness avenues. Quiet contemtmcnt on
u moderate competency in the country
is the best fortune | could wish
You"
This advice, from one who had
made trade Il success. ought to have
wcighty influence Oh young men who
contemplate abandoning the farm for
4 business life in the town. 1t ought
to have greater influence than similar
advice from one who had failed of
success, for obvious reasons. The
old merchants conclusions are cor
rOhoratcd by the experience al thou
sands, and by facts obtained by in
vcstigation. \ recent statement in
all eastern paper says that out ~ofcvcry
one thousand traders. only seven sue
coed. OF one thousand one hundred
and twelve bankrupts who took adj
vantage Of the bankrupt law OF Mas
sachusetls, only fourteen were farmers F.:
and out of two thousand five hundred
and fifty in New lYk, only forty-six
were farmers. That is less than two
per cent. ofall bankrupts were farmers,
and over n~inety-eight were traders.
The difference is largely increased
when the large excesS OF the farming
population over that of the trade is
considered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
AN INJURED TRAVELLER.

A man dressed in good clothes, an
eye-glass and q gold mounted cane,
and possessing q rather clerical APP
pearance, hailed a passing street-car.
There was nothing unusual or particu-
larry noticeable in this, except the air
of lofty dignity with which he COM
manded a halt, and the desperate eff
fort which he maintained his centre
of gravity as he passed to the car, and
revealed the fact that he was slightly
inebrlated. Arriving at the door he
solemnly raised his right foot to enter,
but not raising it quite high enough,
he fell headlong on the floor of the
carr Raising himself up with some
din he cast a severe reproving
look at the old gentleman sitting near
the door. aa
-ssSir, what d. you lift this car for
Just as / was goin' to getin?"
my dear sir, L didn't lift the
car" replied the old gentleman,
meekly. -
"Wen perhaps yos didn't. 1 won't
tempt to argue with a man in your
condition. by amiable friend. it's
my calm and deliberate 'pinion,yoy've
been looking upon the wine when it
is red. Very sorry to see it in a mar
of your age. What d. s'pose your
mother would say il she. would see
YOU intossicated? My friend, Eve
shed many bitter tears over such
cases as yours. Yes" continued he,
in a faltering voice, and pulling out
his handkerchief, sand Pm id i'll
amt weeping now, as you'll readily
Observe"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

er has been most favorable for its ger
mination and growth. A very con-
siderable quantity of land is now
ready for corn, and every team and
every ploughman is busy preparing
for the crop. 1t is half made when
first cultivated. for the weeds once
destroyed, while corn is vet young,
it is not q difficult matter thereafter
to keep ahead, and hold the soilingood
filth. Here is where the reading farmer
gets the advantage of non-reading
ones. They appreciate the impor-
lance of this early culture, knowing
that if a rainy spell ensucs, the crop
is in the best condition for standing
wet weather, and when dry weather
comes their crop is not SO swamped
with weeds as to prevent the use OF
corn plows. 1.-The probability now
is the West will, this year, cultivate
the greatest breadth Of corn that was
ever before raised. A little extra
labor i'll driving work may make the
yield one of the largest ever known
per acre. 1t twill all be wanted. With
our present facilities for transporta-
ton and our export demand, all that
cannot be fed on the farm, ought to
bring fair prices. A little fore
thought and extra driving will bring
it about. Russia usually exports
about 30, 900, 900 bushels of grain
yearly to England and other European
countries andTurkey about 7,000,O 900
bushels. This extra ~, 900, 900
bushels must during the war come
from the United States. We already
export 500, 000,O 900 worth annually.
With a good a it will not he
hard to increase tins fifty per cent.
This surplus must come from the
West. 1t will be easy to meet this
extra demand if our farmers drive
ahead, and have Il season to match
their energy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

WHAT TIE SUERMANs Co>r.-Thc
Sherman family is well taken
care Of at the public expense, but II
has never occurred tc any member of
that interesting group that it might
he well to let others have a chance at
the national crib. The most conspic-
uou examples are:
w. L. Sherman, General of the
army, pay and emoluments about
$4,000 a year.
John Sherman (brother), Secretary
of the Treasury, $4,000 per annum,
and the largest opportunities to make
a fortune without risking any capital.
John Sherman Studied finance under
Jay Cooke & Co.
John E. Sherman (nephew), L. S.
Marshal, New Mexico, fees net to ex-
coed $4,000 by law, but not limited
without law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
OII,GEORGE. WHAT A DAMSEL.

She was young and fair, and II tear
glistened in her eye as she laid her
head cruly upon his shoulder and cx-
claimed, "Oh, George, | think if |
found you did, not love me | should
die" my darling" lie answered,
passing his hand gently round her
dinpled chin. II will always love
you. DO you think | would marry
you if | did not feel sure of it. In a
few days, OF the altar | shall vow to
love you all my life, and L will keep
my VOW" A lovely kind of beatitic
happiness played for Il moment like
sunshine on her lips, aud then she
whispered, ''Oh, George, | like to
hear you talk like that, you have been
SO good to me. You have given Inc
a diamond locket and II gold watch
and chain, and rings that an angel
might wear outside iIer gloves and
not be ashamed, and if | thought that
one day you'd be sorry you'd given
Inc all these nice things and want
them back again i should break my
heart" He held her gently against
his manly breast, and answered with
a q~uavering voice, ''Oh, my own dar-
ling, there is nothing on earth that
could happen that would make me
repent giving you a few tokens of my
love, or make me want them back
again." She sprang from his arms
like u joyous deer, she shook back
her sunny curls, and with a whole
poem in her hazel eyes, exclaimed,
''Oh, George, you have taken a load
from my heart. I've come to say |
can't marry you after all, because I've
seer somebody ! like better, and l
thought you'd want your presents
back again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS,
Letter from NJ Postmaster.

!I4ctleE IIplu IA OStIidSLcF.
"ANTIoCH, Ill, Dec. l., 1874.
'.Mrssrs. J. Is. Rose 81 Co:
"Mv wife has, Tor II long time, been Il
terrible sufferer from Rheumatism. She
has t led many physicians and many RENE.
dies. The only thing which has given her
reliof 1s Centaur I.iniment. | am rejoiced
to say this has cured her. l am doing
what | can to extend its sale. a
w. II. RING.
This is a sample of many thousand testi-
m0nials received, Of wonderful cures
effected by the Centaur Liniment. The
ingredients of this article are published
around each bottle. 1t contains Witch
Hazel. Me&tha, Arnica, Rock Oil, Car
bolic. and ingredients hitherto little
known 1t Is an i~ndisputsble fact that the
centaur Liniment 10 performing more
cures of Swellings, Stiff Joints, EruptiOns.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sciatisa, Caked
Breasts, Iock-iaw, &c, than all other Lin
i%nients, ErnbrocA.ions, Extracts, Salves,
Ointments. and P%lastsrs nov IL uso.
For Toothacie, Earache Weak Back,
tch aud Cutnneons Eruptions it is Nj.
mirable. 1t cures burns and scalds with
out a scar. Extracts poison from bite.
and stings, and heals frost bites and chill.
blaIrs. in Il short time. No family can
afford to be without the CeHtaur Lini
ment, white wrapper. =
The Centaur Liniment. yellow
is adapted TO the tough skin, mu.cles and
flesh of the anim1l creation. Its effects
upon severe eases OF SPAWN. Sw sny.
Wind Gall, Big Head and Poll Evil, are
little less than mary llous.
Messrs. J. McClare u Co.. Druggists
corner Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati
o., say:
an our neighhorhood II number OF
teamsters are using the Centaur Liniment,
They pronounce it superior to anything
they nave ever used. We sell ns high "a
four to five dozen bottles per month to
these teamsterS."
We have thousands of similar testimO-
mails.
For Wounds, Calls, Scratches, Ring
bone. &c, and for Screw Worm in Sheep
1t has no rival. Farmers, Iivery-men,
and Stock-raisers, nave in Il this Imminent a
remedy which is worth a hundred times
its cost.
Laboratory OF j. B. IL ost s. Co.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
BALKY HORSES.

Several Of our correspondents are
discussing the question with various
results seventeen plans have been
proposed, some of them practicable,
but often involving too much trouble
and labor. Some claim that baking
is the result of improper education,
but no one who will carefully inyes-
tigate the trouble will fail to believe
that the disposition of the animal has
much TO 10 with it. liza horse balks
once and is whipped for it, the chances
are that he will balk again, and if
this remedy, repeatedly triep the bad
habit is coniiermed. In nine cases
out of ten the entire absence of any
thing like Il whip, or ros language,
and the presence of anything which
will give the animal a new idea OF
take his attention from the trouble,
will usually cause him to start prompt
". In some cases simply raising IL
fore-foot up until the horse starts
will answer the purpose i'll others, a
string tied tightly around II a
will produce the same effect Il rag or
bunch of cotton stuffed in one ear, a
string tied tightly around the fore
leg. Il small rope tied around the root
or the tail and PASSED in front be-
tween the fore-lego and drawn tight
all seem to have II and the same
effect of taking the horses atten-
ton and diverting it from the baking.
In many cases the trouble is caused
by q NERVOUSNESS on the part of the
driver which is easily communicated
to the animal, and can he be reminded
by allowing the animal to stand quiet
until the trouble is forgotten. In any
case the whip is the worst remedy that
eau be tried, its improper use is prob
ably the most prolific eause Of the diff
fiulty.-EX.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
Laboratory OF j. ID. IL Ost s. Co.,
46 DEY STREET. New YORK.
PITCHERS
CASTORIA,

Mothers may have rest and their babies
may have health, if they will use Csstoria
Tor Wind Cnlic, Worms, Feverishness
Sore Mouth. Group. or Stomach Com.
plants. 1t is entirely a vegetable prepar-
alton, and contains neither mineral, NOR
phine, nor alcohol. 1t is ss pleasant to
sake as honey. and neither gags nor gripes.
DIR. K. DimocE of Dupont, o.. Says;
IL am using Castoris in my practice
with the most signal benefits ana happy
result"
This is what everyone says. Most
nurses in New York City use the Castoria.
1t is prepared bv Messrs. j. B. RosE i
Co.. as Dew street, New York, successors
Samuel Pitcher. N. d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Why don't some enterprising per-
son get Moody and Sankey here for
the summer? We don't recommend
Beecher, but Moody and Sankey
might do. 1t would be a large thing
for the railroads to have at the Lake
End.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

!!S;)();; ; ;T;;ns !
TO $50 PEE WEEK =
= SO 90 Machine for $40 on. mountea :
& upon fine polished OF oiled olack =
= walnut top table and treadie. All =
=. complete, $50. with "a FULL SET of =
= ust.nt.d attachments Is pieces for =
- AL WORK. FREE: with each maCbiIe;
70 Inducements neqer offered by any
ott. er machine at any prlce. 2
- The most solid, re liable and salts =
= factory machine ever invented Tor All y
- kinds of family work. An scknowl- >
= edged uneGuivocal mechanical sue <
) cess, thoroughly tested, and used IN -
x thousands OF homes. An efficient, ST. =
lent. rapid. reliable and ever-ready u
- heiper tn the weary wife or cam .
: stress. that will do the work OF a 3
= amily for a lifetime, and costing p
= less than half the price Of machines :,
- OF Ii like quality. II makes the smut =
= tie, doubit-thread lock stitch (the =
T. SAME bI W. ltt7 vi S'S 'D'NfJ
= which received the highest award ut
- the Centennial. The strongest, finest =
: and most lasting stitch ever produced, 9
= II does rnore W rk at less cost: ope- Il
= rates more s.sily. smoothly and fast :
; er and WI b IS labor than any other =
< machine ~ any prIce. 1t Is billt FOR =
strength and constant bard work; -
will run for years without repairs. 1t -
: is easy to learn, easy to manage and :
: always ready, IL Il moment 20 do r
r every description OF strong o tine -
4 fancy wort than any other machine, s
! = AT any price, ever did or can do, and =
with less trouble. Il will sew any :"
4Thing a needle can pierce, from lace
- or cambria to heavy cloth or hairless :
: with any lad Of thread, and run Oft :
twenty yards per minute; uses a Z
| = strong straight needle, and never =
Z breaks them. 1t can not miss or =
; drop a stitch. rsvel or break the =
:, thread. The money tb-erfullv re- -
funded if it will not outwork aud
outlast any machins at double the <
. price. |! you have any other Laa- r
: chine, buy this and have q better =
- one. The ease and rapsdity of Its :
Z motion aud quality of lis WORK is its =
4 best Recommendation, and 1t Is thor.
= oughlv warranted IN every respect,
. ~ W " iNE n
- merited reputation as n constant, =
- ready and nVer-faithtul worker in n =
, family Tor five wears. 1t will heir, n
; fell. tack. braid, cord, bind, g,th"r, =
= 4nilt, rutie, plent. rold sctllop.snrrr, -
: roll. haste, emhrnider. run up ,
Il hretiths, etc, with elegance, ease q
and qui"kness. 1t requires no learn =
=. iug: any one can use 1t in a =
- ard it will earn from - Ia - per 3
- day for any one who "lshes to sew =
:: fora living, the best Hnd lowest :
= priced machine ever invented. For 7
= trstilnoniaIs see descriptive books.
+ mailed Tree with samples of work.
- Agents wanted throughout the =
= c"uutrv for this, the cheapest and :
= most rapid selling machine in the 4
: world. For liberal terms, address :
< A. EATELf Il CO.. :
: Cor. Broadway and klshth streets, =
L New York. n42.ly =
- LISaM 81 AKONOOH 'HLIS9 A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
DR.. C.
LIVER PILLS,

These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for "all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
As a simple purgative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INITATIONs.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has u red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIX.
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
Of G. M"LANE and FLEMING BRos.
Sold by all respectable druggists
aud country storekeepers generally
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

A Wall street man wants to know
the difference between the day-rate of
gold and the nitrate of silver.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
SYMPTOMS OF JPN

THE c~ouHtenance is pale and
lea1en-qDlored, with occasional
bushes, or 4 cirCumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the dilate ; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eys-lid;
the nose is irritated, swell5, and some
times bieeds a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraciouS, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone /; feeting pains
in the stomach occasional nause
and vomiting violent pains through
out the abdomen bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
snfrequentiy tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
BID; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimeSd ryand conclusive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net mbH6A Of Aofngh the Snsht-
est injury to tie m0St teHaer infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MlFUGE bears the signatures of G.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Grant appears to be having a rather
festive time in England. Unless his
right hand has forgotten its cunning,
he ought to make some very respecta-
BILE winnings at II national game of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

1t has recently been ascertained
that most of the linen rags from which
postal cards are made are imported
from Egypt, and are obtained by
stripping mummies. Many tons of
those mummy wrappings are pur-
chased by American paper manufac-
turers every year. Don't chew them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Dogs are faithful they will stick to
a bone after everybody else has de-
serted it.-Josh Billings.
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DiNkER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Strange Termination Of mn Active Financial
aud Political Career.

CHICAGO, Nov. l4-AJout o'clpk this
morning Mr.. W. +. ,oolhaugh President II the
National Bank II this city. was found dead at
the cnitancc tp the roigias monument. cor
ncrof Lake AMI Douglas avenues. \ revolver
WITS found n ar the body viii h bore the name
Of SIR Cuolbaugh. Thro' G.. thc cAnlnNcrs CON
tain"d empty cartridge shells. The fatal shot
tool. cif"ct Just over the rii;ii, ear
Mr.. Coolbaugh icft his home yesterday in APP
ra!cnily sound II ind and good health. lie was
not seen AZ his bank until in the evening,
when lac dropped in for n few minutes. and then
fastened out. He did not return home. and his
lrogl' az a late hour. becoming ANXIOUS insti-
tgt Il q search for him. The first in,imaiion Of
hi- Whereabouts was communicated tu his fam
liz by the police ihi- morning. Nothing could
b. found OIL hi- boly 10 exIllin The cause u
the d"nd.
Mr.. Coolhaugh's son-iL-law states that the de-
ceased had been somewhat broken in health for
several years. and subject at times To il's Of de-
preston; that he had bcen in rNccllcn, spirits
up 10 Monday. but undoubtedly became de-
pressed. and in a sudden mental alteration
committed IA rash decd.
Oder persons say that Mr. Coolbangh and
other momb"rs Ot his family had been addict
"d 10 in,oX!'ai.n.; liquors Tor years and that
troubles arising from the same had led To- the
tf9godv.
II Wa surmisod. when the news became
known about the city that the Union National
Bank was in trouble, and that financial cntan-
clements had caused Mr.. Coolbaugh to take his
liic. Bank Examiner Watson said this an r.
noon that he did not lrlirvr the suicide could
have grown cat II the banks affairs. for h. hnd
conpl tod nn examination ul the bank y,stcr-
day. and found II IN c.nrll"nt condition. Its
assets were IN excess OF liabilities. and were all
good and sufficient.
tn" oNi'rrS OF the bnnk have issued the fol-
lowing cir uiar to their correspondents:
" T. Couhnu.i H. late President uf ic Tulon National
Esnh. committed iii' To-. unfiHul The act Huf
,Hu-,d iN financial troubles either u his own this
h.uk Tie bans not only solvent but specially sru.
anil sound AMI H. business Will not hc interrupted by
tai, al event.
Mr.. Coolhaugh was nntivc ~ Pike county.
Pa. lie sottoi In Burlington. Iowa. IN lsi2.
and engaged in nanhin.. and bccamc proini-
rHti iuuucIau. II" was n Douglas Demo rat.
unl 20 most int mata personal friend Of S"ndi IT
DnU-la-. Mr Collhnu..h WIS a number Of the
lnWu STATE ; nate. aud camc near icin,. nj 10
the Un.tri States senate.
II .ureer since n" cane t. Chicago. In 1862.
has hoen honorable amt active llc has h"ld
vay, 'g- positions - trust H. VAS an 81 tor
on 20" D"'n' ratio Pr -ld"utinl 'kct last vrnr.
II = second wiie wss u daughter OF Mr. {. L. V.
Nr"Nc oi NrWhurgh. y. \.
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EiNNING DOUN 4 1HTEI.


On Tuc.day afternoon Mrs. Charles Strong
Of Jamaica South. Long Island. on returning
home met u man mt the gate with a gun on his
shoulder and a lar.:r bundl' IN his hand. Sic
demand 4 who hc WIS. and h" lry,llrd the lun
at b 'r ana threatened 10 shoot lcr il she mnic
noi-e il'r husband wa4 at wlrk in nr.l
nrut hy. and she ser nm.l \ trir; % thicf -
T.ruNn r'1 rni Nl S'rHus pur,u' u'd him.
tptu"iin- NuuirfNH'r. -''tu. IN" 'hn~', l.Nt
his dou,.e-harlrird spn nmi ioincl IN H.
ln'h"rSf : t'rA'e4 iurit'r QursL"le. arnrd
Ntn % gi hi"r. 7, t.irl ,rnl,'d hi- luu-
~" nui Hii 'r Irmin. two mil"~ plunged intrn.
a. rH't Nr. NauleNrrr tn'n hrHt"i Eiu OF
amI am KIT i'..' ~ |th gun "nlii ',2ns
II had ia h.- l". 70 lhr.e go Is .l ~,nAs CON
tn..n- nenfA si1l. - sil',gM", IA, and sla4r
5in'h,.
lr-t ,dll tae prisoner was arresn ! hrtor,
JH't"" Belts li jau" f'. II rnd t,a, ni- n.un.
eo.i, i'.cl..,.. o.. r.la'r,. a.l nad iiu, i.'
W,s dty h,' ti.r nIu'ltU.s of hn. .W.ir
iil ',I .ilf'I. Nil' 20 .rN. - ll j. fW lnre.
H. wua romal,,oI iurthf C..u.djury.
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STORMY TINES IN FRANCE.
TIRBtLENT DEB Tres ~ 7HE sHiU-
IIR or DI.Pt rms IEsTfRD.!i.


VERSAILLES, Nov. II III the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day debate was resumed on Or yy's
motion for the appointment oi committee &C.
inquire into election arus"s. D. four,ou. Min
ist"r Of the Interior. dcicndcd the principle Of
Government Intervention in elections 10y his
torir precedent. llo called to mind the de-
spatchc- ~ Gamb,ita ordering the projects to
So Interfere. anil su': n eyer int"rycntion.ol
the Government was necessary IL wes undcr the
Government Of Marshal MarMehln. II was
nrr,ssary to have official candidates and t.
avoid false official candidates. Besides whom
the prc-- and Assemblies are free. when an OPP
position systematically orgnnizcd. attacks and
oilcnds the Government. should the Govern
ment sustain all assaults without being
able TO rcpu-c amy Of tnrm II WAS
too much forgotten that the Consttu-
tion was the result Of compromise.
Ono portion Of the Conservative party admit
the principle oi u Republic but reserves to -
self the clause Of its revision. The guardian-
ship of the Constitution was eonldcd To the
Marshal. He had called to power men who
gave themselves out as H. puulcans. hu, who
yielding To the pr"ssur, of the majority Of the
Chamber. misunderstood Conservative iu;.r-
csis. Tho Marshal has the right to recall he
terms of the Constitution. and maze an appeal
10 candidates of al parties Fourtou justified
Tn" q tuNpfAns MT cltA. .tOrul action \ y niAi4us
to the nrtivity of the Socialist rropa..gnln.
Gai.htttd insiuuut"l that th' Socialist mani
'si9 ISSUED during the elections Wa concOtttt
fouiiuu cited lhr language Tor which Duver-
dier was Imprisoned. He Incidentally remark
ed that thu smanl flr hi- rclrnse w..- in., n
crivahlc In twenty drunrttnnnts tho mob had
cn"cr"d for the Commune and X" IN Of Terror.
- ward OF thus danger President VI. Nuh,n
hal .uw,n acI .NNt' 'd members OF TIE light.
Tho Ministry could count On them rs they could
on H.. Th" GoN"rnm"nt was dcsirous that ligh,