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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

inal Weakness. Iinpotsncy. night Losses BY
dreams. pimples on the face. and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and Afflicted
should no: fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has Travelled extensively In Europe, and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there obtaining
great deal Of valuable information. which he
Is competent to impart to those in need OF his
services. DR.. 0IBBON will make no charge
unless he eject cure. Persons st . distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com.
muntcstions strictly confidential. You SEQ no
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doe
tor will please sss.e the name Of the paper they
see this advertisement: In. Charges reasonable.
Call or write. Address DR.. ]. +, 0IBBON, Box
1851. San Francisco. oI9-dAvlv
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DO not stare around the room.
Do not take dog or small child.
DO no, linger at the dinner hour.
Do not lay aside the bonnet at .
formal call.
Do not fidget with your cane, hat or
parasol.
DO not make call Of ceremony on .
wet day.
Do not turn your back to one seated
near you.
DO not touch the piano unless invited
to do so.
DO not handle ornaments or furniture
in the room.
Do not make display Of consulting
your watch.
DO not go to the ro"nl of an invalid,
unless invited.
Do not remove tho gloves when
making formal call.
DO not continue the call longer when
conversation begins to lag.
DO not remain when you find the
lady upon the point Of going out.
DO not make the first call If you are
newcomer it tho neighborhood.
Do not open or shut doors 0: win
dows or alter the arrangement Of the
room.
Do not enter room without first
knocking and receiving an invitation
to come in.
DO not resume your seat after having
risen to 60. unless for important rea-
sons.
Do not walk around the room exam.
ming pictures while waiting fo- the
hostess.
DO not introduce politics. religion or
weighty topics for conversation when
making calls.
DO not prolong the call il the room
is crowded. 1t is better to call day
or two afterwards.
Do not call upon person in reduced
circumstances with display of wealth.
dress and equipnge.
Do not tattle. Do not speak i'll Of
your neighbors. Do not carry gossip
from one family 70 another.
Do not. if gentleman, scat yourself
upon the sofa beside the hostess, or in
near proximity. unless invited to do so.
DO not. if lady, call upon gen.
tleman. except officially or professions
ally, unless be may be confirmed
invalid.
DO not take strange gentleman
with you. unless positively certain that
his introduction will be received with
favor.
Do not. if n gentleman. leave the hat
in tho hall when making merely a for
NAL call. 1.-THE call 10 extended into Z
visit, i, may then be set aside. Whether
sitting or standing the Ia. may b,
gracefully held in the hsnd.-From
HITS Mdngdl If Social and Bushes,
Forms.
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400 ACRES TIDE MARSH LAND At THE
HfOO mouth Of 6siiagus 0tsh River. Witt
- eprly - DAVID EULO00,
ooo1tie.
An00De II. Ie3a. Aoo11sv0
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Some curious prosecutions arc re.
ported from the courts in various parts
OF Germany. \ wealthy aud respected
shoemaker of Lautenburg. in Yves.
Prussis, suspeeting servant girl Of
stealing $25. and finding that she would
not admit 1t. hit upon the curious de-
vice OF putting steaming hot egg un-
der each OF her armpits and tying her
arms down over them until tine torture
made her confess the theft. Then he
had htr arrested Ia prison the girl
begged for something to relieve the
pain of the burns. and in that way tho
method by which her confession had
been extortcd was revealed. The shoe-
maker was prosecuted and sentenced to
two years Imprisonment He appealed
aud the appellate court made his SEN
tcnce three years. In Sinzig there WAS
case analogous tn that Of Caleb Cush
ing. who. in Washington. applied to
the courts for relief against the bark
ing OF dog that in tho night disturbed
his studies. In this case il was young
hcifor that beloved a. night when i,
was hungry. aud seems to have been
hungry very often. A gentleman In
the neighborhood made complaint. and
the'Cour, adludged the owner Of tn,
animal To be III fault and sentenced
him to pay tiue and stop the below.
ing. He denies however, that thi. il
correct German law. aud has appealed
In Berlin. . medical univer.itv craiu
ate was arraigned for putting up a
sign as practitioner withou. having
passed the supplementary examination
prescribed by the State. In Germsuy
this is made criminal offence. quack,
not being allowed - impose upon tho
public there The offender Was con
yicted, notwithstanding an ingeniou.
defence. In Pe,,h. Hungary, Chic
Rabbi Stern. in 1878. divorced jew
ish married couple according to the
Mosaic law. but the sanction Of The
civil authorities was no. obtained
The parties having remarked. they
were prosecuted for bigamy. sud the
rabbi was arrai.uei with them, at frs,
as an accessory. but aftsrward only on
charge of abusing the powers Of hi,
rabblnical office. After various vicis-
situdes, convictions. appeals. aud rever,
sails. the eour. Of last resort has al
judged tho charge of bigamy no
proven. but fined eli tho defendants FOL
violating the s,ata,es. This cas-,
awakened much interest. and provokes
controversy that has not yet sub
aided.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that by virtue OF an execution issued out
OF the District Court for the Third Judicial
District Of Washington Territory. holding
terms at Seattle, and TO me directed. in favor
Of Kane. Oieary l. Co. and against Edward
Clayson. have levied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder. for cash, at public auction. a,
the door OF the county buIlding in Port Msdi
son, kitsap County. Washington Territory. on
Thursday. November 18Th. A. ID. 1879, at the
hour OF III O'clock A. ". OF said day the follow.
ing real property to-wit: South half Of North
west quarter OF Section %. and Northwest or
OF Northwest Or OF Section -, containing 100
acres, and that part Of Lot I OF Section 10 in
Township . North. of Range West that
lays East Of certain cedar tree. commencing
| at the Southeast corner Of said lot and running
north ihirty-one rods 10 the beach thence fol-
lowing the meAnder OF said beach 10 the North
line Of said lot, thence about six rods on said
line 10 point agreed upon by parties. thence
south 80 reds. thence East 81 rods - the point
OF beginning. containing aboG, l33 25-l0O
aer~s. All OF said land ID in Township Is
North, Of Range West, in kitsAp County,
Washington Territory and the hotel and all
the improvements on said lands, or 50 much
thereof will satisfy said execution with
costs and incie sed costs
Dated October sih. 1879.
JOSEPH C0MSfOCk
Sheriff Of kit-Ap County. ". T.
NoNAUsHr Bios.
Attorneys for Pi.inils oil-w5,
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TO AG NTS.

For the benefit Of parties visiting to act as Agents
Tor the above goods. we make the following spec al
ofer:
On receipt OF a SIS 90 order for our Jewelry, As
Pc above ofcr, wewill send the goods ordered and
make the party getting up the cub present Of any
one Of the following Watches:
| Pure Ably ssnian Gald Hunting Case Geneva Wa.cb
l O.en Pace Geneva Watch.
Stem Winjer.
Pure Abyssi, Ian Gold Sem Winding Watch, II.
Illuminated Dial, by which you can tell the time
/ the dArkest night.
lPuIeAys'iniau Silver Hunting Case Geneva Watch
Any oil these Four Watches viii BE- sent alone for
70 %. or the Watch and either = Gents Heavy Alb
Solid Abyssioan Gold Long Opera or Opera Guard
Chain. Tor $500
Agents Who cannot send the full $500 al once
can send small orders as they procure them, and
WHEN said oders shall have amounted 70 $50 90
We will send the watch vRsE OF vuRruRR cuARoa
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Read What the Chics go Press Say OF u
And Mend In Y0ur lrdar.

The sentiGel, Of Cuic,go, Sept. o. saws: We call
the attention OF our readers TO the
OF 'he Inventors Agency, No. ZIG Z. Washing on
SIR ct. Chicago. Wha, the Inventory Arspcv
agrees TO do. they will d." The S.ntinel has sdver
'ised for the concern since its rst publication And
We have yet TO bear OF the ayss complain, agains;
It,"
The Chicago Express. Sept. 81, sAys: the a,,sn-
ton II our readers Is called 10 the Advertisement Of
The layen,cIs' AgcBey. olice and roems iocsi ed
al ilt Washington s.. Cmeags. From person al
inquiry and on res mendztion ef the civ nre<s
We thiak our flisnds can do better when ant log
goods IN that lice. Give them q trial"
The American Siocknan. sept ltth, saws, I'VE
believe this institution perfectly sound aud respou.
sinit, and consequently pc s,ns nerd have DO nesi.
ta.ien about SEEDING Tor What they desire"
sto our responsibility Ne also refer you to Il e
follostng firms:
Borg ca Bios, l62 1 i6& so. Clark ST., Chcaro.
Iliino,s.
Miller. Wagner Umaisnseek IIs So Clark s..
C2ieage. III
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DisrRIcr LAM OYYrcEl
Olympia. Washington Terrtoov.
NOTICE IL EEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the Act
OF congress approved June g.. 1873, entitled An
Act for the sale Of Timber Lands in TIRE 8; stss OF
california. Oregon. NsvsAs aud Washington
terrL DRY. John Burns. Of King county, Washing.
s"h Territory. has this day d cd in this once ha
Swh OF Section No 5, in Township No. % North.
Range NO. East " he Willamette Merriam
Any ssd al persons Claiming adversely the
seIu oescHoeo lana. or any pnrtion shereof. are
hereby required nie taeir claims in thi, once
withie si1iy f60) days from dat hereof
Given under IN hand ct my Office, In Olyn pia
VT, this the Soth day Of S~p,emb. r. A. d. i-79
j.. BROWN
oN-vlVW Register Of he Land ONCE
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N Office.

OvvIcR OF Crrr rEKAsuKsr1
SEATTLE. Aug. y. 1879. I
= 10, the year 1879 II Now In my hands and
61s All ta1es not paid on or before De~smH".
1es. IsS .il b rstaRnsd dslinQusn, s.d 4 -.
eaotage addsd thereto.
~ JOIN y. BLANCHARD.
sS" C1ty 9sUao1sSe.
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House Raising and Moving
Apparatus

On Puget Sound belonging 10 the late Isaac vii.
ten. Am prepared g. do sny work in that line on
the shortss, notice and IN the moss complete
manner. VIII 50 o. any place oa the sound. The
b<~s OF references gtveG.
All orse-s lsft At the Hsri~srn Stare q =. ".
wtsrHoff. on Frost street. Will b psom ptlv
sts<nisd to.
Aiso Jack saevs and osh<r apparatus caa b
had Of him % sypaieatics - rsaseoabis ssAaaA
sl1AU ~. 0ORReYY.
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before Ordering Read the Follewlm1s
Ail sams OF money TO tie amount Of q % or ever
ssead be sen' nv Registered L.tter Money Order or
p,at on Mes Yak Or ChteagN. We viii bold our.
selves psrsansiiy responsible for zuy m. ,Sp, a,
above dlt e,ed All orders under tI0O strictly
cash oa ORDERS of sit.o or over IS 90 mus,
accompany The order, aud bzlsnce. shen desired.
1Hi ee Collected oa delivery. but 90 goods will be
seat c. o u. 70 greate~ distance ta.n so miles
Ahs money received TOT tnsse goods after The stock
i exhaus'ei VIII be Immediately returned Postage
-ssnps ~ll bc taken tte a. ea,h in sny
su'sso' iess thaa sl.oO
j on rcce o. % good. yea are not perfectly .a,i.
hea, rstGr9 taeE / mfdls.sly IL good ordrr. aaa
~e wiil tsfapt yosF uear
HAS fated Ga aldSae & Wstxhes, Jesriry No
spnlicator
AGENTS WANTED. Address PLAINLY
THE INVENTORS AGENCY.
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FOR SALE.

SkvLkAL THOUSAND POUNDS OF TYPE
- Metal. OF coMposition almost similar 10
bsooitt metal. and used for the bearings Of jouf.
nsI.: VII De sold q barpsin IN large quantities
Tor farther Particular address
1HE INrELLI0ENCER COMPANY.
o3"I 6eatt1e, " t.
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mail free on receipt 1850
All of this Jewery is OF good quality, but, Of
course the qualify depends greatly on the prise for
instance the ~ 80 articles OF much ,er ausli,y
and aisb besides being heavier. than the Sc ones
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I. Give your name and post Once sddress
county and State. aad your nsa<est express on, CO
2. Your ase and SEE,
). OccuIationf
I. Married or single,
S. Hight. weight nos and 10 HEALTHY
9. How long have you been sickl
Z. Your complexion. color of hair and syes7
>. Have you . soditng or erect gsitp
3. Relate without reservation all ron know
about your case. ELeiose one dollar q consults.
ten fee. Your letter will then receive our 49,
ton. and 20 viii give you tbs nature Of vo.,
disease and cur candid opinion coz Zee, ming
cure.
Compsten, Ply aicisas attend to correspondence.
AZ letters should be addressed 70 Disp>usary.
i2i' Filbert street. PiiladeIphis. Pa.
II. T. HELMBOLD.
Druggist and Chemist,
Philadelphia. Pa.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
jeSdsv1y
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AGENTS WANTED. Aidrv.. plainly
THE 'rve sIISss ACE AGENCY.
ice. Washington st. Chicago, OIL
els GAseno
NOTICE.

H.virg purchased the moe, eo.rrls,e o., Of
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OVER THE STATE.
Ottawa cast 575 votes.
Olathe wants water works.

Ottawa cast 575 votes.
Olathe wants water works.
Independence cast $40 votes
Abilene is to have democratic news
paper.
An Episcopal church IS being erected
at oswego,
o'Bricn's railroad show is 10 winter
at Lawrence.
Monticello has great religious rcyi-
val going on.
Almost every county in the state went
Republican.
Major Downs proposes to run his Cen
trail brancl. to salina.
Hon. Thos. Cayanaugh talks of start
ing a daily paper in Salina.
Passenger trains are now running to
BeIoit on the Solomon railroad.
The Kansas Pacific railway company
are operating 976 miles of road.
A Douglas county farmer was torn to
pieces last Wednesday by a boar
The Fort Scott Methodist church is to
be enlarged and greatly improved.
An Ottawa county farmer has ahen
fifteen years old that still lays eggs.
One of the stones in the west wing Of
the state house at Topeka weighs ten
tons.
Hon. T. c. Henry, of Abilene has been
elected president of the state fair associ-
alton.
A Linn county manufacturer has turn
ed ont this season 5000 gallons OF mo
lasses.
The survey of the Central branch rail
road has reached Atwood, Rawlins
county.
wa-Keeney has fire company and
has likewise subscribed 800 toward a
free library
The Carbondale brancl, of the Kansas
Pacific win be ready for operation in
about ten days.
A bridge has just been completed across
the Arkansas river at Garfield, Pawnee
county, at a cost of $4,000.
Owing to the continued rain the horse
fair at Parkerville, Kansas, has been post
poned until the 18th and 18th insts.
The Democrats and Greenbackers car
ried all the officers in Franklin county
except one, ami brother Sharpe feels
awful
Mrs. Mary B. Becker. aged 20 years,
was burned to death al Cofeyville, on
the 24th ult-, by her clothes taking fire
willie ironing.
Dickinson county has 5.012 school
between the age of and 81
years. There are about 100 good school
houses in the county.
Eureka township, Greenwood county,
has voted So. 900 in bonds for the st.
Louis, Kansas s Arizona railroad We
this means an extension of the
Missouri Pacific.
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A VERY EyIDENT FRAUD.
On the fourth page of the WEEKLY
NEWS will be found an advertisement,
the very palpable humbug of which is


On the fourth page Of the WEEKLY
NEWS will be found an advertisement,
the very palpable humbug Of which is
explained by the following telegram:
CHECKING A FRAUD.
Denver, Col, Nov. S.-Sidney A
Grant. late of Cincinnati, arrested to-day
for conducting fraudulent schemes
through the mails, under the name of
the Denver Land Company, was taken
before the L. S. Commissioner. He
waived an examination, and was com
mitted, bonds not being given. He will
probably 90 to jail. The scheme was
planned TO circulate stereotyped plates
prepared, and already had been inserted
in large number of firstclass newspa-
pers and periodicals in the eastern and
middle states. Grant came to Denver to
secure land for the purpose, and bought
nearly 1000 acres in the sand hills, forty
miles north of Denver, in another cOun-
ty, which was plated out and recorded as
North Denver. Although known here
but eight days, perfect avalanche of
mail came for Grant and the Denve Land
Company. The fraud was denounced
by local newspapers aud bitterly con-
demned by citizens. The postmaster re-
ported to the department, and last night
received orders to deliver no registered
letters and pay no money orders to Grant.
The same advertisement we notice in
the New York Weekly Tribune, under
the head: 1--WE insert no advertisements
known to be of swindling natures
We are publishing the advertisement
to fulfil contract made with an eastern
advertising agency, which sent us
proposition for so much space for
month and also Gent the money TO pay
for it. We accepted the proposition and
the money, without knowing what the
advertisement was, and have of course
TO publish it u month to fulfil the con-
tract. If with this warning, any of our
readers send Grant & Co. their dollars
we will not feel responsible.
The advertisement and the telegram
together are instructive They show
how eager people are TO be humbugged.
They evidently enjoy being swindled,
that is, they enjoy the idea of getting
something for nothing so much that they
are willing TO bite at any bait that
promises them this advantage. Such adj
vertisements swindle only those who are
governed by cupidity and greed. People
who do not expect something for moth
ing-peoplc who are willing to pay for
whatever they get, do not try TO get val
liable lots or mines, or anything else, for
nothing, and therefore they are not
swindled by such culpable humbugs as
the advertisement referred to-
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ter. They came from Florida noun
tains by Gosmas Lake to Condelair.
Mexico, when the party after them was
ambashed by the Indians behind rocks
The fight lasted all day.
A Liberal Emperor.
Berlin, Nov. 1O.-The Emperor sent
5000 to the sufferers by the floods In
SIurcia, Spain.
Leayenworth Coal Miners Strike.
LEAVENwoRTH, Nov. 1.-THE coal
miners strike continues. The miners
had meeting this afternoon, and a for
NAL demand was made ON the proprietors
for the advance asked for. They ask FIVE
cents per bushel, and that they be paid
every two weeks. They say that they
work at a great risk, as they have no es-
capement shaft, and their cages are not
provided with the proper protection
against accident. The officers of the
company say if they consent to the de-
mands OF the men, the consumers of coal
will have to stand il, as they will be COM
PEELED to advance the price of coal.
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'EPT I'UBIIC INSTRUCTION,
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 3, 1879

TICE FOR THE REMAINDER OF No
yEMBER.-The 18th and 18th, clear or
fair; 18th or 14th,- meteoric showers;
14th to 18th, cloudy, threatening wealth
or, with heavy rain and snow storms in
places; 18th TO 18th, clear or fair and
cold; 10Th TO 22d, cloudy, with rain or
snow in places; 22d to 23d, clear or fair;
23d to 2Sth, cloudy, threatening weather,
with heavy and severe storms in places /;
2Sth TO Both, clear or fair. The compare
lively warmer days Will be about the
18th, 20th and Goth. The colder davs
will be about the 18th, 21st and 2Sth.
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A CRUNB OF CoMFoRT.-The Demo-
Gratis in Washington find crumb of
comfort in the election of Waldo Hutch
ins to fill the vacancy which existed in
the Westchester congressional district.
This increases their majority to three
over the combined Republicans, Green
hackers and Independents in the pres
ent house. They also anticipate that the
recent practical destruction of the Green
back party will result IN a dissolution
of the Greenbaek organization, as such,
in which event the Democrats are conf
dent that their working majority will be
increased TO about eleven, as by far the
greater proportion of the Greenbackers
have Democratic antccedents and afiilia
lions.
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SCoFIELD. - Mr.. Cyrus ]. Scofeld.
formerly United States district attorney
for Kansas, was yesterday discharged by
the criminal court, after a long custody
IN the Jail of this city ON charge of
forgery. The accusation was the forgery
of two notes-one for 5000 and another
for $450.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Scofeld lived in this city for some
years. and was elected to the legislature,
from the fourth district, in 1871. He was
a man of considerable culture and rather
more than ordinary ability. He wrote
well and talked well, and ought, with his
opportunities, to have made "A success in
life. But he appears TO be utterly desti-
iute of moral principle or convictions.
His downfall was sudden and complete.
-AtehiSon Champion.
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The New York Graphic says: 'sThe
state of New York appears hopelessly
lost to the Democracy in 1880. If Til
den is beaten in the national convention
he will knife the ticket as he did the
state ticket in 1878. If, on the other
hand, Filden is successful, Kelly will
bolt his nomination as he did that of
Robinson this year. in either event the
ticket is doomed TO defeat Indeed, with
the canal patronage in the hands OF die
Republicans, il would be very difficult to
defeat them. The Democracy of the ma
ton may well say to Kelly and Ti1den:
"A plague ON both your houses"
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Prof. Tice predicts the occurrence, on
the night of November 18th, of the most
remarkable and brilliant metcoric shower
that has been seen since 1888, when the
whole country was amazed by the mass
es of fire which fell from the sky as thick
as hail. The mcteoric display will, if
Prof. Tice'is correct in his calculations,
take place after o'clock at night
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The funeral services of the late Senator
Chandler took place at Detroit Wednes-
day, being attended by vast concourse
of people from all parts of the country,
who assembled to take part in the last
solemn rites. The coincidence was noted
that on the same day two years ago oc-
CURED the funeral of the other great
stalwart, Senator Morton.
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The coming thanksgiving will have
more joy and real heartfelt praise
crowded into it than before for years.
Health, peace, plenty and patriotism
abound. Out of great depths, and dis
tress and depression, the country has
emerged into grand sunlight, where it
is natural to sing songs of rejoicing as
for the birds to MARBLE in the spring.
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George William Curtis objects to be,
ing called a scratches" because he would
not vote for Cornell, and suggests that
"dissenter" would be more appropri-
ate term. The Virginia word ''readjust-
err however, would fit all shades of po-
litical and financial heresies, and let us
call George William readjuster.
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Belgium, according to the cable dis
patches, is preparing for the purchase
and operation of all the railways in the
kingdom, as a government enterprise,
upon substantially the plan being carri-
ed forward in Germany.