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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 2s,- In the Council General of
the Seine yesterday Deputy Raspail ruriousIy
attacked NJ Andrinnx accusing him OF know
ingIy Keeping IN the police force notorious
evidence caused mon to be shot nnl trans
ported. NJ. Andrieux refused to enter into
an explanation. and treated NJ. Raapalls ae-
c1lsmtions M calnmnies Subsequently, vote
of censure was passed by 80 to I on Nj. An
drieux. who, however, will get the vote an-
nnled as being political and beyond the pow
era OF the council.
LATER -prestent Greyy has signed the de-
cree annuIling the resolution Of the Council
General Of The Seine condemnlng M. An
drienx.
LONDON. Nov. 2B-The Dnills Nc,ns' Paris
Dispatch says tho Chamber Of Deputies has
adjourned until Saturday. and the Senate
sat which only few minutes, uatil Monday
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+. A short sermon.

A little shoe-back called ut the residence OF
Clergyman and collected u piees of bread
and some water. The servant was directed
TO give tho child bread from the erumb-
basket, and as the little fellow was walking
slowly away md shifting the gift between
his fingers for piece lnrge enough To chew,
the minister called him back aud asked hlm
if he had ever Learned to pray On receiving
q negative answer hs directed him I'd say,
"our Father" but he could not understand
the familiarity.
''Is 1t our father-your father-my father"
'Wby certainly"
The boy looked at him awhile and com
msnced crying, TIT the same tims holfing up
his crust of bread. and exclaiming between
HIS Hobs
"Yol any that your father ID my father
aren't yon ashamed to give your little brother
such stuff to eat. when you have got SO many
good things for yourself r.
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from tho Lomars Sentinel

Tho North, the old free States, alone repre-
Gent the national WILL and alone have right
to dictate the national policy. Tho twice
conquered slave States have no moro right to
voice IN their local affairs OF In national
affairs than have the oonvlcts In the penlten-
tary To control their prisons OF the States In
which they arc located. Let 1t never be for
gotten that rebeldom is conquered territory.
and that ita Inhabitants are prisoners Of war
on parole. This is the doctrine Of the stall
warts, Ms boldly proclaimed by tho glorlied
zach Chandler, as held by Grant. and as I'M
ilnchingly promulgated by the. Sentinel.
Trmmera timeservers and dough faces may
not like this open. undiagused proclamation
OF these ultimate md naked truths. but they
are true all the same, and the only logical
outcome Of the present political stuation.
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The Report Of tho secretary Of the Navy.

WASHINGTON. Nov IL Secretary Thomp-
son, In his annual report Tor the year ending
June no, 1875 says. THE condition ot the
navy has greatly improved There ara now
In commission forty-tive vessels, consisting
of cruisers, monitors and torpedo b,ats or the
different classes Sixteen can be put In con-
dition for sea service In few months. and
twenty could he made ready In an emergen-
oy. With this done the fighting force Of the
navy, which might be available Ill 4 very
short time. would consist of eiShty-one y,.e-
sells OF all classes. Ii To this number be added
the four monitors Puritan, Terror. Aphorite
and Monadnock and eight powerful tugs,
which eau be fitted for either cruisers or tor
pedo boats. our whole effective fighting force
would consist of ninety three vessels. The
Secretary's estimate OF expenses Tor the lis
cal year ending June 30, 1881, Il Sl4. 1864 600
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
W0Odf0rds IN Pursuit of knowledge.
WnshipptOn TAOHtI

Stewart l., Woodford. district attorney for
New York, has gone to Louisiana 'to INFORM
himself thoroughly as to the political meth
ods In vogue among Southern politicians" !"
That Ia the way Woodford puts 1t. Mr..
Woodford needs information on many points.
He has good deal OF the polish OF the
SCHOOLS, but lacks common sense and an ac-
onaintanre with facts. He may properly be
termed an educated asa. Mr.. Woodford will
find no impeachment To his pursuit OF knowl'
edge Iii Louisiana, and be will discover moth
Ing more Infamous thar has already beeD
shown up to the country .in the methods VI
vogue among Southern politicians" oil ali
own party. Meantime he illustrates the per
sonal and official integrity OF o high -tonet
Radical by regularly drawing hia pay fo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s-Arrived: Stavarthen.
Arrived out. Hohenznlern, Meath, Cochan-
dim, Jamaican. Homeward: Blandinap and
Timor for New Orleans. Warrior for Pensa-
cola.
BosroN, Nov. 2s-Cleared: Schooner Liz
zie Major for Wilmington, N. e.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Arrived: Hatteras
from West Point. Va, Old Dominion from
Richmond, Colorado from Galveston j. u.
Russell from Jacksonville, Z. g. Schultz from
Savannah, Five Brothers from Wilmington,
Gate City from Savannah. Arrived out:
Mikado. Honeward: From Belfast, bark
Fassund Doboy.
NEw YoRK Nov. 2s.-Arrived out: Gallia.
Manitoba. Victoria
LONDON Nov IS Steamer Effective. from
Galveston for Reval. has arrived Mt Falmouth.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
The Republican Meeting ut Amite City
An Audience of Democrats, Women
and Children.
AMIrE Cry. Novnmhnr 20. 1870.

AMtrE Cry. November 90, 1879.
The usual quiet Of our rural city has been
disturbed to-day by two mass meetings one
70 listen to the fiery and suasive tongue Of
Beattis and his troupe. another gathering
around hand organiat and hi# monkey. i
may be mistaken In supposing thom separate
affairs / counted tho former crowd, and
fhere we're almost l5D persons crowded IN the
not over spacious court house 10 hear the
noxt Governor Of Louisiana ON. II female
suffrage had been extended, and gen
eral proclamation of emancipation freed the
youths present from the burden of our non
are tho representation of our parish voters
nil the meeting would have been respectable
In point OF numbers. Some or tho mutltudin-
Qua assembly wern sterling Democrats. De-
mnrraey was denounced In rounded sentences
and tire.eatiDg phillipcs. Count Oh this littln
parish for glorious victory.
Non RESIDENT.
,dnuB MEETING IN WARD NO. /. UArAHoULA
PARISH.
AT d MEETING of the members nf the Demo
cratic Club Of Ward No. |, called blythe prcei-
dent, November H. 1870. the following pro-
peeHinga were had
Dir. j. p Usher offered tho following
I. RsaoteeR. That thia club unanimously
andorses the State ticket Az made at Baton
Rouge, and Pledges our best efforts IN its
behalf
a. Rraoinfd. That the parish Ticket nOml-
mated At Trinity iB entitled To and shall re-
8uelsa our hearty support.
Unanimously adopted.
The club then went Into executive session
and adjourned.
SAINT 4. BOWMAN,
President First Ward Club.
w. H. HARn1NGroN Secretary pro tenn.
CAMPAIGN NOTES
Judge Aleck Eoartnan Ia ~ candidate far
district Judge, Mr.. John Weaton Tor clerk aud
Jap Rayburn for shertr. Ia Caddo, oil Inde-
penderta.
The Greanbackers OF Boasier have npmi-
mated u. VI Novel; for sheriff and q. w. Dur
den for clerk. Tho Republicans have npni-
mated II. 4. Oneal for sheriff and Charles A.
DeveraRux for clerk
In his speech here lsaatte diRnvowad any
sympathy with or tolarntion for the X tdloa
party, which hankrupted Louisiana. This IA
the verieet clap-rap Tho came men--tha
Warmotha, the kslloggs md the Madison
Weilsss- who ran tho party then Will rnn IL
again should II ever unfortunately, regain
control ol the State There is no salvation
for the taxpayers tut In tlrm aud earnest
adherence to the Democratic pnrty--sternly
ignoring nll areanbaok or independent
movements whatsoever. Shreveport Times.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
Flnna for Improving tlle sanitary Com
dltiOu OC Mem Dhfs

MEMPHIS. Nov 2S. AT noon to-day DR.. j.
S Billings, uf the National Board of Henlth
Committee submitted to the LOCAL authorities
and the cltiznns' committee Of fifteen the re-
port of tho Board of Sanitary Experts rela-
tive to the sanitary needs Of Memphis. The
most important recommendation IL Col War
in9's aystem OF sewerage, TO cost about $685.
900 The board also made recommendations
III a general character about the infected ar
ticlca, dealing with the bayou. etc. No oppo-
sitlon was made to the report.
Tonight banquet is ID progress at the
Peabody Hotel, tendereI by the city author
tiles to the sanitary experts. Doctors Bill
ings and Folsom leave tomorrow for New
Orleans. Col. Waring departs tonight for
MiiMankee.
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Prefers King TO "A ssctianaI isemagNgue
ns President.

From u Letter Written by Senator Ben Hil
repeat, we Of the South accept the results
Of tho war In good faith. We will soon re-
cover from all the LOSSES of the war II Espub-
liean rogues and slanderers will permit us to
do SO. We arc strongly In fhvor Of presery-
Ing and perpetuatinB 10 our children our con-
stitutional system Of Fedeial and State gov
ernments. We do not believe O better system
can ever be devised for this country. But sec
tlonal deepotisin accomplished by sectional
ISLANDERS and administered in sectional hate
is the very worst form IF oil possible despot-
lam. We are opposed to any more civil wars
for any purpose, even to mnintnin liberty.
RI seetietial aespOtism maintained through
sectional mallgnity cannot be otherwise
avoided we will respond to mn honest propo-
sal TO change our system from free to q
strong government. peaceably and regularly.
IL will be better-inexpresslhly better for
tho Southern people to be- governed by Wise,
nba and just man as emperor and Hing thHn
by nm ipfuriated sectional mob under the lead
Of narrow, sensational. sectional Genagogne
aa president.
VIII Intelligence save or will monopoly
destroy our constitutional system Of govern
ment2 @~y
This is the question. The North ~ ust an
swer and the South abide the answer, he 1t
what It toay. Insisting only that the peace be
uEp6gTVed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
GERM AN Y.

LONDON, Nov. 2a.-A dispatch 60 the Daitv
Netps from Berlin reports that the Bunder
rath has accepted the proposal OF the Prus-
sian government to continue the state OF siege
In Berlin another year.
LONDON, Nov. as.--A dispatch from Berlin
to the Post says the German Postmaster
General is preparing n bill 10 be presented 10
the Rechstag, ander which the postofice de-
partment will have charge Of the entire
freight traffic Of the German railways, ard
become general carrier for the public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
THE INDIANS.
The Investigation Of The Ute Com
mission Suspended by tho
Absence or tho Indians.
The Mormons Brighten the White
River Utes Away by Telling Them
that the United j States
Troops Are Advancing,
on Them.

WAaHMdroN, Nov. 2R. Secretary Hchurz
to-day received n telegram from Gen. Hatch.
dated Los PinoH. November 20. saying that tho
Investigations of the commission had boen
temporarily stopped by tho withdrawal OF
the White river utss. upon tho receipt of the
report that tho troops we're advancing on tho
Uintah agency. Gen Hatch assured them
-that the report waa false. and 0nray thinks
it la all invention Of the Mormons. who are
doing ali III their power to create trouble.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29

Tho English ordnance officials at Wool
wlch, England, are trying hard to burst the
twin thirty eight ton gun. u q order f g ilnd
came To explode Tho experiment 10 TO take
place, not In the open. but in great chamber
or earth and stone, which is being construct
ed for the purpose. The theory is, that the
cannon burst because It was double loaded,
and the chief end of the Forthcoming trials Ii
to ascertain whether other cannon are liable
to the same accident under the same condi-
ttons, or whether this gun was simply q
weaker brother which could not stand the ex-
ira pressure It seems like practical Joke,
for II the second gun bursts there will he no
proof that Its explosion was due to the same
cause as that which operated ID the case Of
the first; and IL Ii does not burst, the fact
that the other one did will remain unaltered.
The experiment Is likely to cost the British
Government $4,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
SPORTING NEWS.
st. Julian's Attempt to Beat His Best Time.

st. JuiianB Attempt TO Boat Hls Best Tine,
San FRANCISCO, Nov 2s. rho attempt of
St. Julian to beat his own time 212a4. IL In
definitely postponed.
nASE EALt
BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ~ Tho knclser-
becker Baaa Ball Club yesterday defeated the
tUhicaRoR-H TO 4,
FOOTBALL PRINCETON va. YALE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-SlS thousand Hpccta-
tors witnessed tho football game between tho
Princeton and Yale teams MT ST. Georges
grounds, Hohnken, yesterday. After nspirited
contest the game WAS declared a draw.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA Nov. 2ss~The LIBERAL Club last
night passed motion favoring the reduction
OF the army In time of peace to 2500o men.
subsequently 1t passed. n taption fav0ring the
Limitation OF the operation OF the army law to
three years, but In fnvor Of maintaining the
army a. its present. strength. Both these
motions being contrary to the terms OF the
governments army bid, tho latter eannot
present forfs, as It will safl to obtain tho
necessary two thirds majority.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29

The State Depnr tment officials say that the
department had no knowledge as to any pur-
pose of Col Mosby TO return to the Unitnd
States II was intimated ut the same time
that the department. would not be- aurprlscd
IL Col Mosby did come. A friend Of Col.
Moshy, who is apt To know, says he will GER
tainly DO In Washington In short time, and
will lay before members Of Congress all the
Information which he has gathered ID refer
ence to the corruptions Of the United States
II known TINT Cen Grant, who saw Col.
Mosby when in China, says very positively
that Mostly is right In the charges which he
has made
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
The New Yark lock market.

New YORK. Nov. 2s-The stock market to-
day opened huoyant, aud amid great excite
ment prices advanced 60 10 per cent as com
pared with Wednesdays clnstng figures.
Vanderbilt shares and Wabash stocks were
most conspicuous In the Improvement. but
coal shares also advanced sharply. Subse-
Quently prices reached N to 9 ier cent de-
cline, being attributed 81 reaiizatious toward
the close of the day. Erie shares became ac-
tive, and advanced to per cent under pur-
ehaSes of immense blocks. This strengthened
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
ITALY.

LONDON. Nov. IN -Signor Tripehera made
fierce attack Ia the Italian Chamber Of Dep-
uttes yesterday upon the new Cabinet and
used language 80 violent that he was repeat
e,ily called to order. Among other things he
said that the new Ministry was m insult to
the Chamber and to- tho country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29

From the wealth Of siaub's mine o. news and
literature we have received the latest Northern
and Western journals: also, App''eton's MaRa-
ziae for December-a most inter esting humber
Harpers' Weekly and Puck. staub's mine is at
Goidthwate's corner Of Canal street and Elk
change Alley. and don't you forget It,"
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GMf .Fsyt,aa
tWashin ett,n poat /.

me Aar ana n1n X guard Redpath being
men no taliy alsaplshA MS legitimate successor,
10 tae psfsoh oR ODE ~ ward arrolI, has been
n,spatehad 10 Aahiis mna by the New York
campaign ani its a. nont tine Democrats. rav
Rardlsss of fact Or d sn.nev Carroll III doing
h.s dirty wosil well
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w o dfssra
[kiianta CnnatN :,

Atlanta Conssf ntion.I
Mr. stewart IT, Woodfon i, OF New York, one
OF taA most engaging prs fessonal Republic
cahs Of the period, has 80 ne to Lotislana to
take part in the caLnpalM In that State. We
soraetimes get confusedlt a to naraee I,tItianit
this the same MT. w ,odf0rd who vent To
iazpo apd cleared the iemper county mlIr~
dersrsf Baeanse II no the man, hs will do
Rpod work In LousLaN for The DaInocrata. ).
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
the Recent Purchase Of New York Gem
trail stark.

New YoRK, Nov. 2s-Two hundred thou
sand shares of tho New York Central stock
recently purchased by a syndicate Of bank
ars from w II. Vanderbilt, ut 100. Ia to be paid
for through Drexel, Morgan u 90, as follows:
Five million dollars November 20. sb, 600
January ]. $B,0OO.D0o February |. $4,000 ,00D
March /, and sA,ooO,oo0 March 81, 1880.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
TURK EY.

GonsTANrrNepbE Nov. 2s.-fEhe Council Of
Ministers has decided 10 do ts utmost to-
bring about % direct understanding with
Greece. and avoid m appeal to the powers.
GETrtNaIE, Nov. 2s.-News has reached
here that Aehmed Mukhar Pasha, the well.
known Turkish general, has besn killed by
Atnauts at Cuisine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29

'Twaa In Arab a's unny land
de woosd hi. bonny bride
His nrnbsr Ella. rain or shine,
Was ever By his sidas
But now be does not Kaffir her.
No love tale does h1 teH her
He'd fain Bedouin something else--
Alas poor Arab Ella.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29

All, lips OF woman rosy, ripe.
The amber mouthpiece on my pipe
To me la twice as charming.
When one arrives 1T t1fty odd.
The arrows Of the archer god
Have lost their power OF harmlng.
"A wounded heart will ache. no doubt
But then one flnd5 a twinRe Of gout
a tritis more alarming.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29

the death Iii that city VI Mrs. Or. y. Mnckey
Holiday. mother Of Coy, Holiday, aged
eighty.On The Governor was IN Winches-
tsr at the time of his mothers death, having
been summoned thlther q few days ago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-29
THE ARIZONA REPAIRED.

Sr. JOHNS, N. H., Nov. 2s The injuries to
the steamship Arizona having been repaired,
she will sail for Liverpool to-day Or early to-
morrow.
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AFGHANIsTAN.

LONDON, Nov. 28.-The Daily Ne,es dis
patch from Cabul saws that Gen. Raker's
cavalry came into conflict with force OF ns-
tives near Matdan, daring which geveral Of
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A New Orleans newspaper receives depos-
It's, pays interest at the rate OF cent, and eg
ercises all the functions OF a savings bank e2-
cept that OF bursting. It will do that In tsme,
however.-lChicago Tribune.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. GA mass meeting OF
Irishmen has been called In this city fur De-
oemher to raise funds for the relief OF aesti-
tute people In Ireland.
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preventive Of N alarims Dise eases 0piniOm
OF Eminent Or. n. K. walton, Of Ans
uapnkEa #@

Colden's Lieb' tg'a Liquid Extract Of Beef Is d
most exseler t preparation. Il Ia par excel
fence Snps .lor to cod liver Oil OF anything I
have ever u Bei Ia wasted or impaired eonstftu-
tions. and extremely beneficial as a preventive
OF maatt al dlseases. Sold by leading druggists
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srnitarian,sm ana Juda lam.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-Dr Bellows, we'll
known Unitarian clergyman, yesterday de-
liveref a THANKSGIVING sermon III the Jewish
Hebrews.
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BRoN cH1rIs-Thfs BsAse ID often fatal and
alwag's exseedingly troublesome and stubborn
: pa tIenarly II 1t bas become chronic. La
Hlhf g,'s Indian Tnrnip Psetoral Balm almost
In yariabIy cures IL in w days. I
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the natives were killed. Gen Baker was to
attack the natives In force on the twenty
seventh instant.
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MARITIME r..
The Ship Kurrachee Discovered Oh Fire in
Mid Ocean.

BALTtMoRE. Nov. 2s The steamship Con-
satt. which arrived here to-day, reports pass
Ing the ship kurrachee on tire, November 23.
In latitude 80 q, longitude GA' west. She
sailed around her. bat could find no boats or
RiEns nf survivors.
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Directors Gf tho New York Central Haut~
road gsOgnpnny.

NEW YouK. Nov. 2H.-Tbe New York Con
tral Railroad directors to-day elected j,
Plerrepont Morgan and Cyrus w. Field To Ill
the vacancies In tho hoard caused by tho resig-
nation Of Msssts. Burrfll and Harker
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tho whole let. but especially coal stocks,
Lake Shore and SOME Of tha Southwestern
shares. The transactions aggregated 50s.o00
sharcR.
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Death of Cav. aolliaay's Mother.

RICHMOND, Nov. 2s.-A telegram received
here to-day from Winchester, Va, announces
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snrrncATEn nY nEN1INE.

PErRoL1A, Out, Nov, 2s A white man who
was employed IN cleaning the car tank here
with hpn5lna to-day, became overpowerei
with the gas, and would have perished had he
not been rescued by George Cook, foreman OF
the works. Tho latter, however, was In turn
sutiucated and died before he could be gotten
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NEWnURa, N. VI, Nov. 2s.-HenrY Hn[tH
aged twenty-five. respected resident o.
blooming Grove. Orange county, shot him
self In u fit Ut melancholy on Thanksgiving
day during Il family reunion at the old home
afpnd
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-24
A Base Proposition.

A Detroiter who has the reputation of
being hard pay was waited on the other
day by a man who began:
'Mr. Blank, I hold your note for SIC.
It is long past due, and 1 wanted to see
what you would do about it.
My note? All yes, yes, this is my
note. For value received l promise to
pay, and SO forth. Have you been to the
note -shavers with this 2
i have, but none OF them would have
it,
Wouldn't ehP And you tried the
banks?'
yes, sir; they wouldn't look at it,
Wouldn't Ell And 1 suppose you
went to n justice TO see about suing
itY'
4 did, but he said a judgment wouldn't
be worth a dollar
Did, eh2 And now what proposition
do you wish to make 2
This is your note fer $50. Give me
So and you can have it.
Five dollars No, sir No, sir l
have no money to throw away, sirr
But il is your own note
True, sir, very true, but I'm not such
an idiot as to throw away money on
worthless securities, no matter who
signs them. / deal only in first. class
paper, sir, and when that note has a ne
gotiable value / will be pleased to dis
count it. Good day, sir-looks like set.
tled weather.