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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-11

Hon. O. B. Parsons, mayor Of Rochester, was
radically cured Of Bright's Disease ~ Crslg 8
Kidney Cure. Depot AZ University Pl, N. Y.
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A one.cent revenue stamp is about all the
value there is to the large packs OF horse and
cattle powders now sold. II you want q strictly
pure article get Sheridan's. They are I'M
mensely valuable.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-11

The Importance and value OF Johnsons Ano,
dyne Eminent to a family cannot be estimated
ia dollars aud cents. 1t is both for internal
and external use, and will prevent and cure
diphtheria and all dangerous throat and lung
{rorh1oo
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-11

Don't be old-fashioned enough to
speak of q verbose man 9 8 "a gas
house." Refer to him as an electric
ightgenerator."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-11

More than 80, 1000 Cabinet or Parlor Organs
are now sold in the United States yearly. The
best are those made by Mason & Hamlin, b
Lave taken highest honors at all w,rld's expo
sitions for twelve years, and are the only
American makers who have taken such at any.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco

To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten
the breath, use Browns Camphorated Sapona-
ceoug Dentifrice. Twenty-Five oens q Dotle
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"A SLIGHT Cold" CoUGHs.-Few are aware
Of the Importance Of checking a cough or
:" slight cold which would yield to a mild
remedy if neglected, often attacks the lungs.
browns Bronchial Troches," give sure and
! almost immediate relief.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-11

There is no excuse longer for leaky roofs.
II doubted, purchase a SOC. or 75c. can OF Van
derYoort's Flexible Cement and try 1t. Used
over thirteen years with perfect SUCCESS. Sold
BY hardware and paint supply stores. A child
can apply it. Send stamp to Vandervoort, 10th
street, Now York, for circular. Agents wanted,
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For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. WNSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children
with never-failing SUCCESS. It corrects acidlty
o; the stomach, relieves wind colo, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething ar other oausaH.
An old and well-tried remedy. rs cts. a bottle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-11

i sae s sSIs 81 TO ah s4 ssSSac oTEa l1s Ell I'll q S and s sEsa'' Eisssns pipS
.oned iinstruments than can be bought OF any other hc1ss:
instruments shipped on s to 8 days test trial, Mono.
no buyer. Warranted six years. More unsolicited testirao-
q ordering, atnte where you saw this advertseneat.
g e sost q P,ss1 s. and org orga assI fsse : b,I SssMsrces ?{1I..es- !.
ATTY, Warrington, New Jersey,U. SsA.
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No spcb offers as these were ever made before. but Know
,no Shnt their Introduction will repay me on future sales,
iSa Holiday. Order direct from. this advertisement.
which will not appear again, and no inriher reGu siiSiS
th q mast ~ Wear" YEAR and extended my sales over the world by an
extended tour through the Continent OF Europe, have re,
tmrned determined that ro town or village IN my hatiVe
country shall DO unrepresfntcd By my Il instruments {. and nd oil all
compush this object, hclco the above offers, that can nor
BE- made BY amy, other responsible house Nr IN An SnSor or ro sae
a fine two yet ofrccd $500 Organ, new md as good a:
Organs, eos, e1O5 and $3.50. Sub-Bass anu Ostave Soui
Pianos new and perfect. rosewood outside ga! and ! IN Z, usual ~ II
refun1ed and freight paid both waysi II unsatistactoryt 20
niaIa now on nIe than my ,manufIctrreT IN dns %9 O. !
ssEgsSppssjIS!Iee. ,%5fatoTTsaa ai sss0a e sGs iii 9i,' Ri
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Total estimated amount OF
coin and bullion in the coun-

coin and bullion in the coun-
try on June 80. 1878. ..... 1882, 44S. 947
or this amount, $244. 1853 800 was in gold
coin and bullion and $SS, 090, 557 in silver coin
and bullion. The increase for the fscal year
was $50, 5sS, OS9, OF which s5l. 633. 100 was in
gold coin and bullion and S37, 954. 929 in silver
coin and bullion. The director estimates the
amount of gold coin and bullion in tho country
on Sept 80, 1878, at about $3.50 1853, 800, and
OF silver coin and bullion at about S99, o9O,
557, making n total Of 1855, 443, 947. Tue
amount Of national bauknotes outstanding on
on November l, 1878, was 1919, $50, 12l. OF legal
tenders outstanding November l, 1878, $780,
681, O16 ; total 1856. 1888, 1877.
Theodore N. Vail, general superintendent OF
the railway mail service, has resigned.
Foreign kews.
Strikes and lockouts on account OF reduction
of wages are reported from England.
Commissioners OF the Spanish bank sue
ceeded in placing $15, 900, 600 Of Cuban bonds
on the Paris market.
Appalling distress exists among the work
people Of Sheffield, England, owing to the de:
preston of trade. Hundreds are selling all
their household goods to supply the bare
necessaries Of life. Public meetings have bean
held TO devise means OF aid.
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IREATTy ORGAN style No; 200. Magnificent
In; depth, 81 In; length, IS In. Three. Sets o fReede.
1TIhbI5Ittesse n q +, lSaEs sfEps' "a ml yaa aamana OK G Is eTsnci Sisp g;
Hautboy; C) Diapason: QO Dulcet; QD Grand Organ; 90
nsePsd Panel pSft ess g9 h hiEts; fa1 hisSss. e ssa y sssa aifafa ns sss
design. Upright Is.IG 2 SolldM sl-u y Case az s1sS
4 Organ Knee Swell. The mechanism, design andmns.c
in this Organ renders tt the most desirable ever before mar.
Retail Price askedby the Mrnopolsts abort 1875
! E,ls e; I'll III; ih,tiY%e1 To- s! 1sis $97
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How 10 ImNcsligntc.

IT the Investigations authorized under the
GLOVER resolution are to bc prosecuted IN
earnest and with vigor, Il H. Indispensable
the committees should have all the nccc,-
eary means for doing the work thoroughly.
For example, it is not practicable for ncm-
bcrs unskilcd in the bookkeeping uf tho
Treasury. or the complicated machinery Of
the Post Oncc Department, or the Gro Ikrd
ways of the Indian Buienu the Land Olir',
the Patent Office, aud the Pension Ogipc to
conduct any successful inquiry without the
aid Of experts or persons skilled In their
usagcs, and able to detect jphbcry IN CON
tracts and corruption In administration.
The most honest and hcai-intrntioncd men
might easily be- deceived AMI drMdod b. the
trained insiders. whose occupation ha, hr, II
to hide the Footprint. Of fraud and 80 cover
Nenality with the technical forms Of law, or,
rather. with departmental cDu-truction of
Jaw. Special knowledge is absolutely re-
CURED to follow the winding az the various
Rings in the department. Hence the COM
ndttces, to be- effective. should have TINS
sort Of aid, and then he held responsible 10y
the House for any failure OF dcrcliction of
duty.
lhry nfr entitled Ia select lnrlr own
agents for the work, and not have Imposed
upon them hang i~-un about the Capitol
and sccdy politicians who would hc worse
than useless in such positions. bccau'c they
could not be- trusted There are officer com
ncctcd with the House vii, seek tuappro-
pirate these important appointments. and
t. treat 'lciA AZ mere political patronage,
that de- hot pDs-cs, the ouliidnace Of very
many members on both sides. II invc-til,a-
tiuns are to be male with instruments
chosen by the Sergeant nt-Arm. or the
Doorkecucr, they had better he abandoned
IN advance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31

Why Many Thousands Of Dollars are Kept
on Deposit In Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Jan. 2G.-Whilc public attcn-
ton * being diverted TO insurance interests
ia the Legislature. as If the whole session were
tO be absorbed in legislation concerning life in
suranrc companies. the savings bank men are
taking advantage Of the diversion to have every
thing their own way. They have n committee
In their favor. and have submitted "a bin which
lowers the State tax ON thc deposits from five
cighths tuonc-fourth OF one per cent author
inS lOnns at six per cent. and coinpcls the bor-
rowcrs 10 pay both the State aud the United
States tax. There IL no lawful limit in Conncc-
tirut tO the amount which u dopostor may have
IN bank. The banks themselves may. and FREE
qucnily do. fix the amount II deposit for a sim
alc year. but do not restrict the aggregate
amour, which may be rolled up during II series
Of years. The effect is that men of wealth. to es-
cape taxation in fun. make deposits in differ
ent hunks. and in some eases have as high rs
twenty aud twenty-five thousand dollars in Il
single bank ~ the result OF nccumulutionSl
On THESE deposits interest IL drawn at five
ana SIX per cent not more than the money
would realize il otherwise invested. In the
cities and towns. where Their" is heavy in
d"ht"dn, - growing out OF lp'nl improvements,
these d'pp-iiors bear none of the burdens al
wNauon The burden upon the borrower
reaches in srVon-right- of the ,usos IT mort
gauges. the class ~ smnll property holders. vino
have little homes which they ARE struggling To-
pay tor The property IL these borrowers goes
into the tax lists Tor nearly all ii would bring at
forced sale To-day. and yet they must pay six
per cent ana the bank taxes. besides thoir own
taxes in the grand list. Here in Hartford the
state city. and town taxes average about TWEEN
ty-two mills. Add six and one-hnf per cent
paid to tn" bank. AMI the total INK Is brought up
To nearly tire" per cant ON property that goes
into the list for nearly what il u worth.
Their. has been such n depreciation in real
estate that in many cases the property mort
gagged would not be- worth. if sold, scarcely any
equity. und the burden Of taxation would compel
foreclosure. which. II forced generally. would
nts lntl .pH -
and ia the end would Ice disastrous. So both for
the weliar" OF tne borrower and the safety of the
banks. the L.. stature ought not L. allow itself
To- he captured. body ana soul. BY the men who
have taken the contract To- do 1t. At all events.
there ought To- bee light enough thrown upon the
the Insurance lupul
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most expensive nuisanccs TO the neighbor-
hoods Of their location. The discipline of
workhouscs is comparatively loose. Tramps
would be constantly escaping, and when
discharged at the end of ninety days con-
Gncmcnt, as many Of them would be, they
would not travel ten miles before they
would begin to steal again
Tru,ls convicted OF larceny and inipfis-
onod in state prison should hr Taught
some trade. and should he instructed intel
lcctually and morally. Ii released Mt the
end Of five years, after having enjoyed these
privileges, some Of them would become law
abiding, industrious citizens. Those who
do not should be sent hnck for longer
term. The community has right cllec-
tually to protect itself against crime.
The value Of land and the annual income
from farming in this state would be greatly
augmented If the dctcctivc force were 50
enlarged that petty but annoying dcpicda-
ti1ns upon property in the country could be-
traced ont with promptnass and certainty,
aud if the punishment were so increased as
tu give it the advantage both ol terror and
reform. Two or three kc"n-wittcd men. de-
voting all their time to the hu -inr3s Of de-
tcctng criminals. in Il rural county would
soon become SO thoroughly familiar with
the habits Of the people living in th" county
that in most cn4ca Whom SUCH u crime ~
larceny wns committed, They wuuld know
at once whcfc t. hook for the fr'idcr.
Woaic w'n aware of the intrinsic difficult
ties which pertain to thr prevention and
punishment uf crimr. The c,erllrnt per-
sous who are engaged IN this mrrltpous
effort 10 suppress yagraucy have orr high
oet respect AMI our most cordial sympathy,
The suggestions which We have madr are
thrown ori for their consideration and that
of the hcs.slutuir. 1t appears tn 90, that
the experiment ui now Wurkhnuses with
thcir cumbersome machinery their certain
increase OF tnNation. and doubtful general
results. may all br adsaniugrnusly avoided
by ~implc provisions OF las for !hc iictc,tion
and conviction of the thi,Ning trimps AMI
their lu,t and wholesome imprisonment ia
uur already established pruit,ntiarics.
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An Indictment ngnInst a Justice.

II was definitely ascertained yesterday that
the Grand jury OF knss county which closed its ahors
saturday last had found indictment against Jus
uce Of the Peace Ludwig s,Mler The complainant is
james Mycrs.a Myrtle avenue real estate agent ln'
charges 90 eNturtng eNughi.n fees and OF converting 10
private u, tie public money, were dismissed IN the
County Court lie made them aircsh before the Gcucral
Term of the Supreme court AMI asked Tor ,he removal
ui Justice sender aut Iu-trr Guck The ct.e AGAINST
Justice >cm.rr Ma, dismissed. hat that against Justice
tuhrl moose chui-rs. WAS hell 90 aNt} autr,
utllA rrftr,r rlul 'ltr testimony The testimony J.
NOW i,ui- tdAeu Nj M}tr- haslus talei ~ tie ol,tl
courts. tnuA Die Dunf l. Go fr sAui jury MNtrs was
the uulN wiur-, t-alu,t jusuce Stnlrl. uni Whuc
twelve utmhcrs voted ~ hNor ui ind uuvnt live
declined iu vote un The ground 90 Insufficient testimony
The resentment nt tr Iul fmrut against Justice sem
ltr Nil probably De made u Monday
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This aggregate gives the average Of
Sl.O5f.'o year, or more than the annual
Interest ON forty millions Of four per cent.
bonds. The calculation * exclusive Of the
large sum invested in bniidhE-. grounds.
machinery. types, presses, ard the Ike.
Tho reported cost az the Taper alone eX-
Goods an average Of half million year for
this period, and that Of the binding Is nearly
a. large. When the immense contracts and
the loose system Of accountability are con-
sidorcl. no surprise is excited that public
printers and their cunicdcratos have grown
suddenly rich, and that juhhers in Congress.
have found the Committees ON Printing to
bc profitable places.
In proportion t. the expenditure the Coy
ernment Printing Onico j. perhaps the most
rotten branch Of the public service. There
are 10 checks wOrthyoi the name to protect
the Treasury against fraud. The depart
mclt- order what printing binding, and en-
ginvin., they please, without amy positive
.inlt Appropriations are voted I'm bulk,
and rec.l'--ly rypou.lrd, because OF the all
-cnoc OF possibility.
liundrcls Of thousands OF documents are
ordered by Cungf,-, and tA,n bound, u
costly bindings and all. gu To- the junk
shops Ut Washington at three or four cont,
pound. others. more valuable and rare,
Of Unite editions. are sold to the dealers
IL book, In the great cities II is we'll known
that an immense trade il carried on in th'. 49,
| publications. Tor which the people are taxed
without the possibility Of amy hrAoiit
1t j. difficult To- eradicate a system which
| has taken darp root and become a habit,
| and il sustained byu combination 81 iuliu-
! cnce- in ami ont of Congress, irrespective OF
/ party. ihrrc wac, Il great deal t. condemn
/ IN the old system al clrctng a public prin-
/ ter, 10y which the office h'camra partisan
reward Tut the evils of that now in Wac-
ticc are II hundred fold greater, and grow
worse as they grow old.
There is mo- radical remedy for these glar-
INK ABUSES but t. abolish the whole con-
Germ, and require the Government 10 CON
tract In upeu market for ill.,, prlnt.g uuo
binding, rs it doc, for other supplies ano
Leeds. Then the department., would b,
forced to specify their wants, Congress
would bc restricted to lis actual necessities
and the accounts would have to be strictly
audited. 80 method can be devised t,
shut out fraud entirely, hut tia, chang,
would 20 far in curtaiins thcycry, and ii
establishing something like airdraliug.
Members uftunSre~s and other, who haY,
converted th- office intua PARTISAN machine
contractors vino have acquired wealth by
c0lu-iun, Il larg" booty Of oilicchullcrs uuC
snccurc-, and the old Ring VIII Of course
oppose any change which touches theil
| I,.i-.t. Ibnv will iuN.uf ifiruV r.n.ou.
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The Cost Of Public Printing in WASH
ingtOIi.

The annual report ct the Public Printer
furnishes som" astounding figure. which
claim serious attention ii there Is tulr any
honest reform in the public expenditures.
Investigation has followed invest cation
without any practical chan..c in the admin
i~iratiun of this Office. The sro..0 It abuses.
frauds, corruption, thic,cry, and collision
in contracts have been proved over amt
over again oven when tine committees
whitrwarhrd or tanpcitd with the to-ti-
niuny ahd -till there has brrn no real
progress, for the better. One man is driven
ont and another stnas into his place, but the
Is. stem remains.
The following statement shows the total
expenditures iur printing. paper, binding,
hihographins. mapping, &c.. during the lust
fifteen wears.
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DO they SiI,. me al iIomcf

Do the, mis-, nc al homes Do they miss me
lnu.t louh IN thr papers 10 sue
II there's nutut tia, moment some loved ole
MhuI, waiting and waichis Tor me,
IT, huow Il M, children are sut,ins
BECAUSE au mot 90 ne seen.
And hecau>.. although lost To their vision.
am not an invisible green
oh, yes. perceive that they miss me,
Il porter, ,uI swarm ~ the street
And that pc.ulrnt depot, shcuh
hWahn- h,re-ular beat
And here lu loo stNa citation.
lnpintr cun,pl,uuu, place.
Inform, me that suuu q commission
W.umcct to attend lomy case.
on yo.. ila.n that they miss me,
NJ, NcrA au,ruuni,e SONS,
AMI plalu that uir, hiudN consider
licig iatAer dularl and dance.
Name o. ia their duirou, OPINION.
Avery unfortunate hN,
Mihnl property ia my possession.
And my sell IA the clutches Vi Hicks
Butitwout be for long tia, they miss me,
Ana what a reAti ~ shclr pain,
When they shah confess thcir sad failure
Iopruye their old father insane.
II wun'the lor lon- that they miss me
ON saturday lwill bee there.
With plenty OF able ODD lawyers.
20 Amsle my hauis ~ their hair
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number of students exceeds 1900, only about
80 of them take the entire course Of five
years study. The reason IA obvious the
other 1,ljO cannot afford the time and cX-
pcnsc. Giving them tuition free does not
avail 60 pay their board and lodging,
and they abandon the institution TO 70 and
earn their living. 70 show that this class Of
students are the SONS Of poor people has
nothing to do with the matter in dispute.
Tho residences of the fity-onc students
who compose the present Senior Class of the
collage. and who are, therefore, likely to
graduate this summer are given in the
RpVietpr ns follows.
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GLOVER oi Missouri means we'll, We are
confident; but unfortunately. he is fool,

Notwithstanding the pathetic appeals Of
Kentucky and Ohio members representing dis
filling constituencies. the House fatty refused
yesterday 10 pity the sorroWs OF the poor wills
key men, and delivered its refusal with de-
gree of emphasis. What these men asked was
that Congress. by extending tn" time during
which they could leave their whiskcy IN bond.
would give them the chance to make the differ
cnce between the present tax. which they do
nounce us oppressive, and the reduced tax
which they hoped to secure by ludlcious lobby
ing at the present session. At tine lowest esti-
mato this difference would have been some
two millions of dollars in the pocket
Of the distillers and. Of course. out of
the pockets Of the Government. The tom
per with which the House net this
modest request seems to have been complete
surprise to the Ways and Means Committee 1t
was in vain that they pictured the distress and
danger Of tho whiskey interest. and hnplored
the House not " kill the goose that laid the
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whoCc,, the Bcnea, or,hc city College

Exception has been taken TO the assertion
made in 1nE Sun few days ago that the
boys who - through the entire course Of
the College of the city Of New York reside
in lu,alitirs which forbid the idea of their
parent, hoing poor people President WEBB
in his interviews ON the subject with the
MfWt reporter attempts 90 anawcrus with
statistics showing the various classes from
which the entire body of students come to
the college; and II little printed sheet has
been sent Us in which nm effort is made to
prove that only onc-lilth Of them reside in
the aristocratic quarters OF the city.
In support of our original assertion we
have only TO fall back on the last Annual
Register Of the college. That document
gives the names and residences Of / ,2G3 stu
dents, of which so7 are m the Introductory
Glass, 30 IN the Freshman Glass, l20 are
SuphomOres, 90 Juniors, aud 81 Seniors,
while the graduates Of 1877 number hut Il.
| II tAus appears that. although the whole
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.Iaye.'. pre,iou. Good nepu,a,lon.

To THE Enron OF THE sus-ST' There is
well auihcnu, uci case 30 the books col Judge who
clars,d iul, 900 .lc.e terms "Gcnilemcn. you have
mad 1t u'nut, t proved before Nuu that the Prisoner
az ttD harls la 10 specifies. equation 'ur hone y and
uf. AMY. amt fltif 20, l.t- stuiU Il hnt-e.'
liatr- uHN have lcru ana excellent christian AT some
ul, hut What U.H u. cot talking about that when lac
h.. ~tuIru tiv fr.lItuNNf q
NJ Yam.
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To THE EDITOR or TIRE SuN-NT: | have
read "a To-, srN reports oi uunlor of cast. ol hydro
i.uDi auI tao r,,lii. death each cast. have be- u
tempted nr wears tu give Go the public tru-h your
column, what ha, proved 90 Doe ,uic IN many eases
tom! hnuWlt-t 't-o, httcl s mat Ur rAu dos tnuk
tHn remedy .ul recovered IL j. ,lmpiN tulck Mfvi
Ate .ltH sii- tea ami tlusiO red lr, grntA at' Z
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The times are hard. Not cont should be
wrung from the people for wasteful purposes
Yet money from the city treasury is used to
carry on the Useless fraud known rs the fi'y
Haopri ana support half dozen political
tools in idlcncss as editors amt hookkcepers
A. there is not line of editorial in the sheet
and the Council Proceedings anl records are
mere dry compondums furnished hy clerks. Il
would he Interestingly TO know what there is to
edit Docs the $500 editor devote his brain To
the meteorological observations OF the Depart
nent of Public plrks;'
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Eight Dukes, tn Marqulses. twenty-eisht

liSht DUKES, ten MarpulseS, twonty-eisht
Earis and Il dozen Lords sat at dinner with
REAcONsrfELD on the evening before the open
INK ui Parliament Between the leader Of that
OCCASION. and the poor underuail jewish law
clerk oil MY years ago what tolls. aud what
triumph- Ia the annals OF literature and poll
tics there are few lives more peculiar than the
life Of the Asian Mystery who Is now Premier Of
the Government of England.
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HUNTzINGER. the President and his son. the
cashier They were indicted. convicted. SEN
fenced to two years in jail and at the age Of
thrcc-scorc-and-tcn JocoB IIuNTzrNGEg is in
prison cell. and his son is in another.