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Arcrroy SALES.--FUTURE DlYs.
~ ~ - 49, y "" u ps'' -
nOwNMAN & GREEN. AuctIonccrs

lDNNMAN & GREEN, AuctiOnccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL FSThTE on EAST SIDE OF THiR-
TEENTH STREET, BETWEEN Y MD g
oF,hTHnEsssLoRY, PAVEMENT AND MAN.
BY virtue q deed q trust dated October IS 4: D
s, Of the land records for the District OF COunl.
ba, and by direction Of the PARTY secured thereby,
will sell nj public auction ~ irurn Of the promises. 70
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, May 10, A. D.
1851, ut o'clock D. M all that certain piece or parcel
~ ground situate In the city Of Wnshlnlton, IN said
District. and known upon tile pilin grounl plan OF
plat ofqld city, rs 10, nunberei trtytwo. 81 in tho
subdivision Of parts Of lots No. and ~ Ia square
numbered two hundred and eighty -ninc 90, Us re
corded IN Lber II. ID. CuO<c. fUl iGI one Of the rec
ur In the surveyors Office OF said city, together with
the improvements thereon. Elegant chance for in
vc-,ment.
Terms or sale One third ca-h. Of which ssD r,uSt br
paid at time Of sale, and the balance Ia ak, twelve and
eighteen months, In equal payments to be secured by
purchasers notes. bearing Interest frui day Of sale vi
the rate OF spcr cent per annum until paid Interest
sold. Cunvpynncng and rcCor'llng ut purchaser
cst, the terms Uf sale not complied with In sly
days amer ,ln the Trustee The right TO resell
ut risk and cUst OF purchaser In default.
WIN. =. HOllZNAN, Trustee,
myisdsds No. mi + street northwest.
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BILLIARDS.

COLLENDER billiard TABl.ES
Best in Balls C2oth, CnuS
aud everything ATg.srtAininE 70
ID A r u billiards Al lowest price- Rsv-
ing the largest sio1E aud hbsA
hsSalities for manufacturing,
BILLIARD ld-rs can he pFdnJ.tly hIled. Good
lsecoDd-hAni tables cheap vSs
"a Billiard Que ninstrzieA
TABLES newspaper, sent IRE On aIlpllcAr
ton. II. ". CDILENDfk- ~
apla-am lI,rnsdwsy \. v.
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The E.D.~lBr Hf- Suylas Hrs ssliHs rIc-- Is
f0vrrurlcrn sssurifi--G
Securities EIrIr SsuIus
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r T. COLDwELI. Real Estate Auctronccr.
IL No. 9IS street northwest.

T. COLDwELt. Real Estate AurtIonccr.
~ No. gIs street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE Of NEAT TwO+SrORS
FRAME DWELLING. No. III NINTH STREFr,
RErwEEN g AID STREETS SoRrHE.tsT,
WITH SIDE LOT
nv virtue ~ a deed o. trust dated June ", 4. y.
is.. duly r-Opsl In Iiber No S5 folio iOA one OF the
land rs,uls for the District of Columbia and ut tho
request OF tho party secured thereby, will sell ut
pnhc auction In front OF the premises on FRIDAY,
MAY ~ ~. at rn ociock p M, ~ that plece and
trtt of Columbia. and known .s lots numbered eight
and nine ~. According TO Moss keiys recyrdal
Subdivision of square numberpsi nine hundrsi and
thrtyfuT tslI. together with the improvements, &c.
Terms one third cash, and the balance Mt six,
twelve and eighteen months, whh interest al seven
pr crnt per annuni, secured by deed Of trust on the
property solI deposit OF 500 required al the time
~ silD, anil all cbnvsyancinx nj purchasers cust.
Terms To b. compiled wit in seven DAYS
II II. WARNER, rrusts,.
j. Ia CLARl. iiN
myi1.Is 1T COLDWE:LI., Auctioneer.
eS-THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, June I, tssi, same hour and place.
ID H. WARNER r,,s,...
J. u. CI.ARY, i'"N'Nr'
myIss5Sici ]. r. COLUwELi. AuctIonccr.
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VIII. i, if0LrINNS, Trustee,
ristlNds M It.i i street northwest


s5-BY CONSENT or PNRTIES IN INTEREST
the above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY. May ~
-, wM. p. HOFFMAN,
myigSTuThteds Trustee.
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liHs.rHE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. June =. 1871, Sanlr hour and place
u. II. WARMER, -r.,,,,o.
]. u. CLARS. ''"'''N'
hytaehSIei J. T. CDLDwEI.I. Aurtinnpcr.

nyiseEsIci J. r. C0LDwEII. huciIonecr.
CIIhNCERH SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ~.
~ TATE IN TIE CITY or WASH SG1DN
AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Cunrt or the
D!srici Of Columbia, passed ~ equity cause No rss,
1.-THE FrcrlnAn's Saynga and Trust Company IT al
Va samuel Jackson g ~; q" undersgleL rs tr,lt
tee, will sell, on TlltltSDAl. tho twenty fourth
!ihhl day Of May. A. p NJ, at o'clock T. m, nt pub
lie auction In front Of the premises, nil that piece
parcel Of rcu citntp lying and being In the city Of
Washington and District OF Columbia and known nnh
distinguished on the plat Of said city part Of SQUARE
thrce hundred and nine iBD.l commencing Ut point
on Eleventh street west forty t1l feet south Of the
northeast corner Of Ud square, md running thence
south the line of Eleventh street twenty 81 fcct,
thence west sixty-cght feet tirce inches s3 thence
north twenty -. feet thence east siSty-pixht feet
TIRES inches G11 to the place Of beginning together
with the improvements and appurcnhnces thereto be-
longing.
Terms of sale IS follows: One third Of pur.
chase money IN cash TO b" paid within seven days
amer the day Of ae except SOD which Is 10 10 paid
adepo.it AT the time Of sale. aud the bnlnnce0f the
purchase money In two equal nstampniS in s!t and
Twelve months from the day OF sale, for which pay
ments the purchase purchasers Shnll deliver To-
aid trustee his, her their prnmiIlry notes dated
OH the day OF sale and bearing Interest III tho rata of
six per Centtin ppr nnnum, the terms may he all
cash at the option Of the purchaser purchasers.
| FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee,
| Columbi Law Building.
| myl1Nf CHARLES W, HANDY, AItsttOnear,
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The f,Iirsr are sgvtiir mt t1stile Hie- 20
ttr nf1lvr srSrka fflrfiaise n N Tls,aF b. n
o.. ffuni the SsN NOHt SzsCt ErcaImicr
.sin-s- NFs.uffftr EhssuIitf
.sal Fu'irsS F-4ss-
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I. COLDWELI Real Estate AuCtiOnc1r
~ No. DIG = street northwest

bMHt1.iNd' NJ 81 Is NISffif srHHEI, III
TWEEN g AID II STREETS NORTHEAST,
WITH SIDE LOT.
BY virtue Of decd Of trust, dated July 49, A. p $50,
duly recorded In Iiber No SB fnlio IN, ono Of the
Land records for the District Of Columbia AMI nj the
request Of the parry secured thereby. we Will sell ~
public auction, In front Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
May ls iF1 at O'Clock y. M all that piece nlll par.
Gel Of ground lying In the city Of Washington District
Of columbia, and known ~ lots numbered fourteen
40 and hnCcn, u.s. according tO Moses kelly's re.
corded subdivision Of spunra numbered min" hundred
md tlItriy.fbur tpl,D together with the improve
ments &c.
Terms Onp Third cash and the balance M six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest ut seven
pr cent per nnum, secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold. 4 dcpn~it Of SIN required at time oi
sale and NIL cpnyeynncing ut purchasers cost. Terms
TO he complied with In seven days
n. II. WARNER, Tr,.,oo.
J. u. CLARY, ''"S'e'"
myinis J. I. tOLDwELL. huct
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PUBLIC on PRIVATE SALE.
ACTION SILEs-FI.Tt'RE DAYS.


nUNCANSON BROa.. Auctiunccrs.
.rRrSTEtss SADIE !9E .yALrApLE THREE,
SruRl BRItk DWELLING on u SrREEr
BETMEtN fOrKrlI AID FIFTH STREETS
NORrHwESr. At AUCTION.
by Virtue ~ dcci Of trust to the StScrtbPrS dated
August :. ls.L an recorded in Iiber No IA foiio 20
vr one of tho land rcCurts Of Washington rOunty, ID
e. anil At the request Of the parties secured thereby
we VIII -l by piiblir auction, TO the h chest bidder
pn THU i~DAN, the 9Th day Ut June, lFT In ifnnt o
N. premises. at O'Clock ~ M part of lot nunrrfs
htp-~n. tlbi IN ~lurTe numbered live hIinsfrtsl niF
seventeen. iiI7.i and dr~cribci follows; Bsinnins
fr tho the southeastern of aid lot snt
running lhrnrc wr-t on thu H.. Of sreet hfteci
iSl aeti theucs north thrtytwU trl fct; hencr IVES
one ~ foo'; thcncr north sixty eight tl fct 10 ~
syi t-ncr s,ytecn u.s. Nrt tn the eastern nn'
NJ asil t amt thei-e Aputl one hunirud iuO met u
The point Of beginning. in the city OF washington an,
District of tolumbia with the improvements ihcrcon
Terms of sale: Oc third ctsh the b,lnnce in esii
payments Of SIT, twelve and eighteen months Nte
iLic. for whirh the notes Of the purchaser VIII p
taken nj rght Ir cent. per annrn, with Interest III
pail sail to h. <rcrrrd by decd u trust on TN
prrperiy soii \ drpspit Of IN required nj tim
pG sale. tOnNeyancns, Sr.. ut purchasers Gust. Ih
trustees the right rpsel the property aftH
iiN-diys' npt'r at purrhrsr's cost " the terms ar
| not complied with
FRED, W: JONES. Tru,,ec-.
! mytoSrurhtetis Il. X. ELLIOTT, J
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,oOHN IDR KENE.

ROOMS BDE RENT
ENHZ RENT-N UNNp-DNtELN FURNISHED
Il r,r.usss s,iii'l tp,r " private horso.
WITH Rifsi.u ifi,l dining ds-sirpsE M
gAiiii.t M E--' y rprt the corner at rhtr
a,vnrn ,rrs-.r uyers
LsJE EENT-pE1 EstrTTuL ROOMS IN \ PRI-
Il NArF hmiiy. with Nithpui EnTi. To- IN ele-
rinh h5tns atrrI,nh-f by bcaIiifii ;rnmhS Sr-. In
tAa ep.lL tssrbi. aud healthy parts Ot
uAs- 'iss- N,Btr,sss ~ v Bos IH%- with mann. aud
nhhsss uyrttf
ENTR UNFINISHED RtbONS WILL BE
Il rsps-l with AsIri GIs light st'F-rkrrPn. in a
Br+is. hstii. phspsnfly b,rzitr'l Siiie. Navy
ind Uir pspnrtnisihs Five usbls. halrd'rS wonid
sAsH ". rsypiVsf vrrT nosi-rsts tsSui< Apply at
Tn . strlst northwest niyls-a
zoe SrRFrr-FOR RENT ONE DtcSIRA-
1c.bp hbf siIt. Ut rootns ala. other r.s,uI- all
sAs.slnniN hirnhshf-t nyiGH
AZ u STREET NORTuw EsT-FDR RENT,
- two furnished r'ions. with Ut without '-,artt
nNtB-1s
S23 AND S25 SkEHG fTn. sStT Sos, or
handsomely Htrui-h.i suite cd UoonnS alsOs single
r.IulE III 10 rsIf,-t WITH b.sirf spI+u
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COR. rorr,nrd 4, half -,rr,t .lri rn.yri-i, -r---.
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IRVING HORSEPOWER OF EIrWIE Avn
- per moalh. ulz-a
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WNiNJS, TENTS NSp FLAGS
n ! O.. IL b.AN Manufacturer
NJ IL MIEagE -purW, between Seventh uHl III n
sFg.GI Enrth vest. lgtr
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RailrOad Aid Bonds.
Chicago Tribune.


AT the risk OF shocking the nerves of
the New ork Nation and the New York
Times we have TO announce that the
supreme court of Illinois has decided
that certain bonds issued by the town OF
Lacon, in this state, Is a subscription to
the capital stock OF a railroad company
some years ago, were illegally issued
and are therefore void. The facts OF the
case, briefly stated, are: On Dec. y,
lSGS, an election was held in the town OF
Lacon, Marshall county, at which
a majority OF the votes cast were
in favor OF subscription by the
town OF $4,000 to tho capital
stock OF the Hamilton, Lae0n 81 Eastern
railroad company. At the time the cleo
ton was called and held, no law was in
force which authorized the election or
conferred power upon the town to vote
upon the question, or III any manner to
become stakeholder in tho railroad cou,-
pany. On March 8, 1869 the legislature
passed an act which declared this election
merely legalized and made binding and
valid, Notwithstanding there was no law
existing at the time said election was
held authorizing said township to vote
for subscription TO the capital stock of
said company" This act further proyid.
ed that the supervisor make valid and
binding subscription, and issue bonds.
etc. The supervisor accordingly issued
$50, 600 and in due time-March, ISL
the supervisor and clerk issued and de.
livered the sixty bonds, each for 81 900
bearing ~ per cent. interest. The
court held as 1t had held in previous
cases. that the legislature had no power
under the constitution to pass law
rendering the election and subscription
valid. as the effect would be to compel a
municipal corporation to incur debt
Tor purely local municipal purpose;
ana that the legislature could not auth.
oil1e supervisor and town clerk to
crea corporate debt without The con.
sent OF The people expressed at the polls,
as the powerto impose taxes or create
a corporate debt Is not incident to their
powers. The bonds in this case
recltec on their face that thew
were Issued under the election q,
december, 1865, and therefore there
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The labors of Christian missionaries in
China have brought but comparatively
few Of the celestlals TO the knowledge of
the "tone faith" although zealously ex.
pended in that direction for a period Of
more than halfa century. They have not
however, been entirely iruitless. The,
have given the celestial knowledr,
OF the system oil Christian propaganda,
and thousands OF tongues are busy now
disseminating the teachings of Buddhs
and Confucus. Budd list and Confuclar
societies have been organized and
we nesd not be surprised, if, IN return
for our Christian courtesies, Buddhist
and Coniucian missionaries are sent ia
America. Should they come they should
be received with open arms to a hosplt.
able welcome. Surely we are not toe
wise or too righteous to search TOR good,
even in the teaching OF Buddha and Con.
tucius.
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TIE MVsCOvITE AND THE TIUK,

1t Is evident that in the Subiugaton Of
the Turk, the Muscovite has bigger Job
on his hands tlan he bargancd for. In
every conflict, above the dignity Of u
skirmlsh, the Russians have been de-
featcd; but il does not follow from this
tact that they will be forced TO recross
the Danube. Tho effect will be to pro-
long the war, and render ii moro dcsper-
ately bloody. With the breasts OF the
contestants, inspired by the accumulated
hatred Ola hundred years, the struggle
will be fierce and protractcd. But only
one termination seems to be possible.
The financial condition of Russia is bad
enough, in all conscience; but that of
Turkey is UNNECESSARILY worse. With
no credit abroad the Sultan is already
driven to the extremity of forced loans
from his subjects Furthermore, Iur-
keys fighting strength is already in the
field, while the draft upon Russia's Mill
tary strength is scarcely missed from the
millions that can be brought into service.
Military critics have found but little 10
commend in the ability or strategy Of
the leaders on either side. Indeed, Russia
has hurried from blunder TO blunder;
but since the contest must turn
upon the question as to which power can
maintain the most men in the field, tie
crescent must inevitably 90 down,
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BLATHERsKITEs like Blanton Duncan,
in Louisville, and Ogilvie Byron Young,
OF st. Louis, are rampant, just now, for
the formation ola workingman' party
Neither one of these men ever performed
an honest days work in his lite, and vet
they seek to be the organizers and lead.
ers of the new party. The laboring men
OF the country are sufficiently numerous
and sufficiently intelligent to form the
controlling party of the country; but the
very moment they absorb such men as
Young and Duncan, that moment they
poison their OF Sanization with the germs
Of inevitable destruction. But there is
no necessity for workiDgman's party.
The Democratic party is, TO all intents
and purposes, poor mans party; and
the moment that party obtains control,
the country will enter upon n more pros
porous era. The means are within their
reach. Let them join the Democratic
party In sufficient numbers to give il
undisputed control of the general gov.
eminent.
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The Republicans of Maine have placed

The Republicans of Maine have placed
themselves on record as the most I'M
concionable political liars Of the age. In
venomous, but cowardly attack upon
President Hayes, they declare that the
Republicans of the south are being muir.
dered. plundored, socially ostracsed and
drawn from the country for the sole and
only reason that they revere the flag and
love the Union. The falsity OF this dec.
laration is simply atrocious. At NO
time slncs the war has the south been
more quiet and orderly. White mer
and black are fratcrnizing, and the ma
terial and moral well-being OF the
country is advancing rapidly. The black
men In Louisiana, South Carolina and
Mississippi commend the fairness and
justice Of Democratic rule, and damn.
as well they may, the carpet.bag dom.
ination that brought upon them the
suffering, bloodsbed and destitu,lop
which, happily for them, are now bat
things OF hateful memory.
SINCE the suppression of the strike
the Republican papers OF the country are
industriously circulating the bare.iaced
falsehood that the Democratic house Of
congress refused TO make approprla.
tons for the support Of the army. There
Is not an intelligent Republican In the
land who does not know that such an
assertion Ii absolutely and slanderously
false. The house passed the army ap.
preparation bill, against the opposition
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CEN'rAUR
LINEMEN'I'S

One thing is now thoroughly established Never
since man suffered and human agencies alIcvlatrd
PAIN has there been anything which went so tar a :
pam annhlator and curative agent AS the tentaur
llhemehS' these iAnements have within the past
year cured more cases Of Rheumatism, NEURALGIA,
Sun joints, Cased Breasts, Sweilings, Poisonous
Bites, Lame Animals etc than all Othes remedies
combined, AS the name Of Ccnaur implies half
horse and mailman, thehe name the Ieniaur Line
lnens are for man and beast. Hut not the same
Eminent. The White linmcnt Is for man the
yellow for horses and animals Herein this
Lniment, differs from other remedies, although
some oi the ingredients are alike in each They
contain the welI-known witch hazel, arnita, carhul
&c, rock oil mcntha and other powerful ingredients
VIM, " HickoN, rector OF St Johns church.
Wakefield, Clay county, Kansas, wr,s: "Manv
years have been suffering from weak back, caused
from a sprlin more than ~ years ago. | have not
found anything to relieve me until commenced the
use of Centaur linement. | feel ii my christian
duty to inform you that by its wonderful effects am
entirely relieved of pain. January I'D 1877.
Messsrs. !. Mcclure 4 Co., druggists, Cincin-
nSti, O. says
"Ieamsters pronounce the Yellow Ccntlur l.ini.
,ment superior to any thing .ihcy have ever used
We sell several dozen bottles every month and tho
sale is steadily increasing.
These are Only samples Of thousands upon tho,is-
andN Oi similar testimonials reaching Us every
month, M the extracts, embrOcalions, saves
and olnlnens IN existence are not doing ono tenth
the good which is done by these admirable Cen
taM liniments. For frost bites, Slngs, cuts, itch,
saI, rhcun, ETC., nothing is like the Ccn,aur ln-
ment, white wrapper For SPAWN, ring bone,
Swccny, wind gals, poll evil, scratches, etc on
horses the yellow Ien,aur Linimcnt Is equally
good. They are certain in their effects, they are
pleasant to USE they arc handy and they are cheap.
No family should I've without Cen,a,lr I.iniinents.
They are worth one hundred times their cost.
j. Il. ROSE& co, 10 Dey street, New York.
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THE DAYS OF WAR" AND THEIR
ATROCITIES.

We are neither a turk nor Musco-
wife a Cossack no" Bashi.Bazouk; but
teel constrained to say that the efforts OF
the Turks to smirch the Muscoyites
with the ''atroci,y tar that blaCkens
their own character, VIII not do. The
| Turkish inhumanities in Servia, Bull
garia and Roumanld, less than year
ago, shocked and Mortified all enlightened
humanity. These, at first, were de-
MED by the Turk and then belittled; but
the bloody record stood to damn that
people Tor their heartless sayagery.
Feeling the weight of the curses
thus incurred, the Porte sought to trans
Ter a part of the load OF iniamy to the
soldiers of the Russians. Hence the re-
cent stories of Russian cruelties. Old
Turkish soldiers, wounded in battle, and
nurscd in Russian hospitals, were parad-
ed before the corps OF newspaper CORE.
spondents at Shumla, as victims OF Rus
sian cruelty and the tales these in
CRATES told were perfectly blood-curdling.
But, within the we past, the rascally
lies OF these fellows were exposed.
Colonel Wellesley, of England, who
was on the spot, has borne testimony
to the humanity OF the Russians that
cannot be Gisregarded. Upon the estab.
lishment OF the Russian headquarters at
Biela, the residents of that place and
> neighboring villages fled Ia dismay,
:, abandoning their shops, their crops, and
even the sick and decrepid who could
, not bear removal. All these fugitive.
were gathered in by The Russians, and
are now pursuing their various
avocationS uudisturbcd. And BieM,
accor ing TO Turkish accounts, was one
Of the scenes Of cruelty. The situation
south OF the Balkans is, however, most
deplorable. The marauding Circas.
SLAMS burned the villages OF
the Bulgarans. destroyed Their
crops, and left in their wake, the com.
pletest desoatiOn. 1t was but natural,
therefore, that the Bulgarians, driven to
desperation, sought revenge by destroy
Ing the crops and burning the habita-
tons of Their Mussulman neighbors,
This Is civil war in its most appalling
form and unless its progress is arrested
by the early appearance of Russian
force upon the scene, all property will be
destroyed, and the country given over
to desolation and ruin. The Russians
are 10 more responsible for this con-
diton, however, there was the govern
ment OF the United States for the suffer
ings of southern union men during the
progress of the late rebellion and no
reasonable man will charge it to their
account in the ledger OF Turco. Russian
atrocities.
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was due notice 10 the purchaser. These
bonds were not yoidabe but void. nMs
decision applies not merely to this case
but to a large class ot bonds Issued under
similar laws passed by the legislature
curative of previously notorious ile-
galllies. Though there can hardly be 4
doubt as TO the correctness Of the de-
clslon OF the court, there will probably
be the Old howl about reputation. 1t is
claimed that anything bearing the SIM
lhtndo OF n bond, whether legal, forged,
or contemplated, must be paid, under -
penalty of failure to do so being pre-
nOunced a reputation.
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Burlington llawke!c,
Oi lVrNly.three young men who only
last u'hu stepped across the threshold
OF HE irom an eastern college, and went
louh upon the trackicsS ocean OF Life TO
battle with RELENTLESS fate and win rcuown
or Il glorious death in the arena, eleYen
are cIerkin% in auction stores a. fourteen
dollars month, one Is running fish
boat two are learning the house painting
trade, one starved TO death before he had
been out OF college week, one is driving
il team on street contract, two are
trampS, and the others are living with
widowed mothers, who are their only
support. Fact is, brethren, when old
lite grapples it hooks into a mans collar.
il shakes all the arena and ocean and
battle business out OF him so quick that
in SIX weeks, if he is alive, he knows
more ina minute about the price of pork
and flour than he can tell you about
Greek root in six months,
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The suggestion that a National Bureau
of Industry be established ia meeting
with considerable favor. But holding In
memory the villainies committed in the
management Of the Frecdmen's Bureau
there is a widespread inclination to hold
off until the U. 5. Senate passes into the
control OF honest men. We want no llo
wards at the head of the Industrial
Bureau.