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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND ARMY. ATTENTION /!

TIVE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF SUMNER
4 Post No g. G A r., hereby ordered to
appear at Grand Armv Hall, THIS Tuesday,
AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock sharp. in full uniform,
to act to the President of the United states
upon his arrival. d KENT, Post Commander.
II. A. BURNETT. AdJutant SPLIT
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Fountain Mining Compapy.-principa
place of business, Sacramento city, California
Notice.-Ttere is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of Assessment No. 10,
several amounts set opposite the Names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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DR.. UNGaRs LIQUOR ANTIDUTE. carefully prepared
of the best Quill Bark by N. S. Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento. (The celebrated cure for drunkenness
HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BrTTERs touches Ii Q
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver com
plant.
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WhiIe the flelas Me.re roaming over.

Breathing ew-mOwd hay and Clover,
Wen think OF her as is QUO wont,
Whose teeth and breath are, every day,
White "a white clOver-sweet as hay,
And all from using SOZODoNT.
s1G.tThSTu
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TIE STREET CARS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
GENERAL NOTICES.

For the Cure OF gheEnatisas ana = In
dred affections satisfied that there is no
medicine or treatment equal To the use OF BRlS-
Tolls SARSAPaRfLLA AND FILLS. The cures
performed by those two remedils have astonished
u.s. with all knowledge Of their virtue,
venture nothing in saying that they are absolute
specifics in this class of diseases. s2l-lt
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAeRADA BIrTERs cures all
conn laints arising from obstructed state Of the
system.
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HAMMERS CLycsRoLs TAR. The most perfect
cough cure extant. Hundreds testify to its good
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MARRIED.
BORN.

September 5--By Rev. Father Nc
Sweeney, John Madden, Of San Francisco, tc
Mary Welsh, Of III city.
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Pin.

az Ladies' Tournament at the Park.
Valuable Prizes for this Tournament are now on
exhibition at the Pavilion.
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HAMMERS GLycxRoLK or TAR, for coughs and colds
Try it.
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Conference or the AIlies-Surrcnder Of
DuIrf-no 10 be Demanded.

GRAvosA, September 20th.-After conference of
the representatives Of the Powers aboard the British
rnan-of war Alexandria the 10th instant, an
English Captain left with in tructions 10 interview
the Prince Of Montenegro, and afterwards go to
Scutari and present to Ria Pasha, the Turkish
commander, demand for the surrender OF Dull
cisno within four DAYS. This probably was useless,
as the Albanans masters Of the situation. Many
Mohammetan Albaniaus Of the Dulcigno district,
who are anxious tor annexation to Montenegro,
operly advocate the deposition of The Sultan
Meanwhile nothing can be done until the consular
families are rei.io,ed to place Of safety.
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Northumberland Passengers.

OMAHA, September 20,h.-The following through
passengers were On to-day train. leaving at 1915
P, NJ, TO arrive in Sacramento September 2ith: A.
b. Dibble, wife snd SON. @ ass Valley, Cal = B.
Richardson and wife. Suisun, Cal: Mrs. $ D. Scott
and Miss G,ace Scott, pitsbutg, Pa; E. F. Child
and wife, San Francisco: c. $, Miller and Mrs. F.
7. Miller, Boston: Mrs. C. Schmidt and A. n. Shil.
Hngford, wife and child, San Francisco, ". II. Lane
and wife, Melbourne.
Ninety six through emigrants left on SATURDAY
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DIED

Sacramento, September 11-Wfe Of James II.
Graham, daughter,
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All serene Mt CabuI.

SIMLA September 2oth.-The news from Cabul is
generally favorable. Mahomed Jan has written a
letter, Offering his services unreservedly to the
Ameer, but he is still very i'll at Wariak His
brother, who has been with the Ameer at Cabul,
has been sent back with numerous presents The
Ameer has paid four months arrears of pay TO the
troop. in Cabu The army in Turkistan has &C.
n. LID, ti,aA Anne
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE,
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA,
SACRAMENTO Septe;nler Is 1881

HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE,
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA,
SAeRANESro, September Is, 1850.
ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. I6.l
l. The troops of tn Brigade located in the city OF
Sacramento will parade on WEDNESDAY, Septem.
Der q 1850 ana assist in the reception 10 his Excel
lency, President Hayes, Commander in Chief of the
Army OF the lnited States
ii. The staff OF the Brigadier- General command
ing will report, mounted and in full uniform 10 the
Assistant Adiutant-General, at the Golden Eagle
Hotel, at A. ". of that day.
By order of Prigadier. General JOHN F.
SIBERIAN p HARVEY.
SPLIT Major and A st Adit Gen
COMPANY A, FIRST ARTILLERY REGNESr,)
FOURTH BRIGADE, n G. c.
SAcsAxENTo, September 20, 1880
Your regular weekly meeting will be held at YOUR
| armory, THIS tuesday EVENING, at I o'clock
Every member will appear in full uniform. By
order. +. j. kEARNEY Captain
WIN. LOWELL, o. 5. lB. CT s2l-lt
ARNoRv Co. C, FIRST ARTILLERY REelxKSr,)
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. c.,
SACRAMENTO, September 20, 1880
The officers and members of the Company will
assemble at their Armory, September 22d, at A. NJ
sharp, in full uniform 10 act escort to the Com.
mander in Chief of the United States Army in COM
pliance with Hegimental Orders, No. 90
7. W. SHEEHAN Captain
RoBr o'RoRKE, First Sergeant [B.C.l s2I-1t
The officers and men bers OF 60. y, ~
First Artillery Regiment, G. c., will as <SNtA
semble at their armory, Eighth and X Ssrt<1
streets, To MORROW "wednesday, at $50 49,
A, NJ, in full dress uniform, to pay respect to the
Commander-in-Chief of the Army Of the United
states. The command will parade diSmounted BY
I order Of J. L. ATWOOD,
s2l-lt Captain Commanding Company
Atfention Veterans o 1.-THE Mexican war;
There will be special meeting of our Society THIS
Tuesday EVENING, at 1880 o'clock, at j. Domin.
Cos office, Seventh street, between J and K oppo-
site Pioneer Hail. upstairs.
J. DoMINGOS, President
J. SINS Secrsta H. Cl SPLIT
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ORDERS FOR GRAND JURY.

1t appearing the Court that the public interests
require that a Grand Jury be impaneed, it was or
dered that Grand Jury be drawn in the manner
prescribed by law, the drawing to take place on
TUESDAY, September q, $780, that the number OF
Grand Jurors shall be thirty, and that such jurors
be summoned to appear said Court on Tuesday,
October 5, 1880, at loan
The Court then took recess till next Monday.
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TWENTY SEVENTH
eoOoOo0OOOOO0OOO0OO0oOOOOO
ANNUAL FAIR +
OG0O0OOOO OOO0OOOOOOOOOoOOO
- SPECIAL FEATURES

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER aIst.
At Park, A.. NJ, Commencement OF wing-Shoot-
ing Tournament
At 9 A. n. Grand Stock Parade.
At / P. NJ, Trottins Races
ATS p NJ, PRESIDENT HAYES and Party ar
rive in Sacramento.
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Too Dangerous an Experiment.

CHICAGO, September 2lth- The local Democratic
manag Of Indiana have convinced Chairman Bar
rum OF the National Committee that his scheme to
imoort Plaisted AID other Maine FusiunIsts to
solidify the Greenbaek vote ia that State would be
a dangerous experiment. Nobody knows Just who
and what Greenbsckers this year but 1t is GER.
tain that they are rot the same who voted for
Cooper in 1876. Narrowing suspicion rests on the
average Democratic mind in Hoosierdom that most
Of the late-day converts to fiitism are Democrats
aud under these circumstances it Is not thought So
! to work up any spec,s. excitement Hmorg men OF
that class. Mr.. Barnuui, who the point has
hs.,
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NOTICE.

H NJ. LARUE, President.
T. " Hota Secretary Silt
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nERSoNAL--IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE
4 eve of MARK EDWARDS. who left Ducken-
field, Cheshire, England, for Australia, in about
1882 and when last heard rom was in Sacramento,
or any pc who could give any information of his
whereabouts, would communicate with his brother,
| EMANUEL EDWARDS, If Coal City, Grundy coun-
ty, Illinois, would bear something 10 his advantage
s0I-Iwt
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NHTANTED-CAsH BOYS AT MECHANICS
w STORE SILT
TOO TEAMS WANTED TO WORK ON LEvEE.
lOO Wages for twohorse teams, 81 % per day
and feed wages for driver. 81 % day and board
Apply at once to C. A. STRATTON & Co, Marys-
vile, or to the undersigned at the works ON Yuba
river. [s2l-lwI JOHN WEIGH.
ISoR SALE-A FAMILY CARRIAGE, NEARLY
l. new, at very low price Buggy. Harness
and Horse, at $3.50; Also Single Open Buggy, for
SIS. Inquire If CARL SrR0BEL, Commission
Agent, NJ. 32l } street. s2l.Iplw.
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ne.frurfiYe lIonds.

Loxpos. September 2oth-Destructive floods oc.
CURED on Saturday and sunday in the districts Of
Be,ford Bedwortn, Nation Newbury, Seatsn and
Sheffield causing great damage to crops and other
property
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BosroN, September 20th.-Governor- Davis tele.
| graphs from Augusta " shall be elected by SOC
| or 400 plurality without doubt"
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sixty Residences, Thirty Earns and ;

MILWAUKEE,, September 20th.-Tbe SesltineFS
Green Bay special says that Disastrous fire this az
ternoon aud evening destroyed sixty dwelling
houses thirty barns and the Presbyterian church
The residences burned were among the best in the
city. The fire is now under control. The fire de-
partments of OcontO and Depere responded to a cali
for aid The fire broke out III the Aston MILL spread
to Adams, jefferson and Madison streets jumped 20
Cherry, Pine, Main and Cedar streets, and the
flames were only stopped when they reached the
liver The loss is estimated at $4,000 to SITS Coz
insurance light.
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New YORK, Sep ember 20th.-A Washington spe
cial to the Commercial says General Weaver, VIII
is in town, says that the GTeenbackers will nomi
nate straight electoral ticket in Maine tomorrow
and support it at the polls.
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EXTREMELY CLOSE.

BosToN, September 20th.-Senator Blaineis in this
city, and telegTaphs to Chairman Jewell, of the Re
publican National Comuittee 4" Intelligence
reaches me here to-day Indicating that the tele
graphic report cf votes, published b. the Asso.
ciate Press, is in modified by the Clerks
returns they reach the office of the Secretary Of
State, where they open to the inspection of the
public. These notifications are of such a character
to render the contest between Davis aud Plasted
extremely close, possibly requiring the official re-
turns to determine which is elected. The official re-
turns cannot be counted or even opened until the
meetinn of The I.ao-islal IRE In Lanl1.lrv
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General Torberr. Remains.

NEW YORK, September GOTH General F. T. Dent,
commanding at St. Augustine, Fla, telegraphs ::
" General Torbort's remains are here. | take tn m
to Jacksonville and Will send them the steamer
Western Texas all right"
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Tur recert I.ot,,,,, - D.,

The recent lecture Of Rev.
Briggs on ''ipgersoll" at Calves
ton, is causing considerable
comment pro and con in the
newspapers. A religious dis
cussion in the secular press is
almost certain to accomplish no
good. Every man and woman
who think for themselves, have
settled CONVICTIONS on the sub
ject Of religion opinions are di-
yersifed. and while all can not
agree none should be so unchar-
liable as to condemn those on
tertaining contrary views, or to
sit en- judgment and condemn
them to perdition-this is IN
with tho aFerogatives
Of the Higher court. as'
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Gay HillLOeals.

Editors Banner.
A dearth of news, and a sur
plus of hard work, has prevent
cd me from writing for some
time, but l am still alive.
The prospect for a corn crop
was never better and those that
havo their cotton worked out
feel sure of a heavy yield, Mr..
J. H. Jones, has sold his farm,
and leaves in a few days for
Austin; he leaves warm friends
here whose good wishes follow
him to his new home, and hope
that his most sanguine hopes
may be realized.
There will be a communion
service at the Presbyterian
church on the third Sunday in
June.
DIR. Luther Of independence
breaches to US on next Sabbath.
Our Literary Society met at
the residence of MIR. F. Tam
pin last Saturday night. A
new departure was inaugHrated
in our society, which may lead
we'll no telling where-it
consists in the elpcfioa OF three
charming young ladies, to fill
offices of the said society Miss
Nettie Morris, president; Miss
Emma Miller, Viee president;
Miss Rosa Tamplin, Secretary.
To question the ruling of the
chair hereafter will be eoasid=
cred a violation of all parlimen-
tary laws-and who will dare
propose an amendment to the
minutes. ooh tempora, Oh
mores", what nextr Coming
events cast their shadow before;
if dared to, ! would say It was
a dangerous precedent.
ADDISON.
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Orange blossoms.


Married, Al the residence Of Col. II. IL.
Hons, the brides father, near Burton, on
Wednesday evening, Mr.. JAMES H.
HoIT to Miss NOBLE HoNS, Rev. WM.
CAREY CRANE, officiating.
A large concourse of friends
of the happy couple assembled
to witness the celebration Of the
nuptials and to extend to them
their kindest wishes and con-
gratulations. The ceremony
was conducted in DIR. Cranes
usual happy and impressive
Misunderstanding holy VOWS
between one of Washington
counties, noblest sons and one
of the iairest and sweetest flow
ers that ever bloomed in this
portion Of the moral VINEYARD.
''Oh happy pair, To every blessing born.
For you may licG'S calm stream unruflied
nun;
For you its rnscs bloom without thorn
And as bright rs morning its evenings
sun. -
After the ceremony the
guests were invited to partake
of an elegant supper. The eve
ming was spent in social CONVEX
sation interperscd with vocal
and Instrumental music Of
very superior excellence. The
cutting Of the brides cake was an
occasion of much pleasure and
amusement.
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THE ALBANY Evening Ie~,nai
says: The great mass of those
who are conscietiously opposed
to the third term" think as
highly OF Grant as those who
are most pronounced in their
advocacy Of, his nomination.
But they doubt the expediency
of placing him in the field for a
third term, and they say SO now
when it is proper to say so.
Whether those who are opposed
to his nomination for this reason
son can be persuaded to forego
their objection to him is an I'M
solved problem. We are afraid
the idea has taa strong a hold
upon q great many republicans
to be easily overcome, But
their opposition is TO the idea
and nor the man.
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The New Orleans Demec,qt
says the United States appears
to be the sole country where
there are only two greatparties.
for the greenbackers can scarce
ly be-eonsidered as party, and
are really possessed of no
strength except that lent them
by the democrats and republi
cans. In Europe it is entirely
different. Germany has as
many asa dozen parties. France
has as many as six distqs par
ties. In Spain and Italy it is
much the same.
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To Owners of Gins
AND =
Sewing Machines.

lhave n new process nj sharpening Gins
Il is tlune with two naathines, one 10 give the
teeth tho pvupsr length and the other to rOunh
them leaving them regular, 50 they will not
lTesak, cut or nap the cotton; gins fast, cleans
the seed aau makes 4 good sample. l MI
brushes AMI boxes, and make old ribs 10 a,
goOd work as When new l repair all Kinds
OF Sewing Machines and have new parts fer
dinereAt machines. put In such new parts
Is tAe plachine needs when I repair ono, ma
king oil machines do as good work as = new
ones Parties in the country wishing Gins or
Sewing Machines repaired win hiring them to
my oflee, or tlrop me = postal earl, and /
VIII call Qh them at their residence aud do
their work. Terms reasoRable and work
guaranteed.
( An kinds al Nlschtne needles, Attach
mems, Parts, Oh, Etc. for sale by the I'M
dersigne,l, Office at Singer Sewing Machine
Onica. Do not let eobhlers work on yoiir
Tins, or machine agents on your Sewing Ma
chimes, nor fool Yea out Of them, hui have
them repaired and save yonr mnnsv
NOTICE = am agent Tor Ihllis Manual Of
Social aud Business Forms, a Book of l;eIt-
eral Referanco for every Business, La'lies
and Gentlemen shaald have Il. Address "
call on &. W. DAVIS. Brenhaa. Texas.
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southern News.

The shipment ofmanufactur-
ed fertilizers for the crops Of
1881 has already begun at
Beaufort, S. &.
The Democrats OF Nation
county, w. Va, have appointed
a colored delegate TO the State
convention.
The Tennessee Historical
Society held its annual meeting
last week, and reelected all the
old officers.
The English people living in
Little Rock win celebrate
Queen V!ctoria's birthday on
the twenty-fourth instant.
Several cases of sickness have
occurred recently among chill
dren in Little Rock, caused by
eating sorrel or sour grass.
( A farmer in Montgomery
county Tenn, drove the bugs
from his tobacco plant beds BY
treating them to dose of rotten
eggs.
Fruit prospects in East Ten.
nessce are not near so bad as
was at first believed. 1t is
thought that half a crop of
peaches vii be made.
DIR. Sippi. the famous tenor
ofLondon the Little, claims to
be a Canadian; but we have it on
excellent authority that he is a
son of Mississippi.-[Toronto
Grip.
The mud negro" Ed French
from Obion county. Tenn, who
has teen on exhibition at the
Nashville centennial died of
pneumonia, from being too
much confined in mud in his
cage.
A Montana stage coach fell
into an abyss, making three
complete revolutions before
striking the bottom, and killing
the diver and four horses, but
the two passengers were not
dangerously hurt.
About ten cents worth Of
damage was done to a fence by
a boy witha knife, at Galens-
berg. Ill. The owner manned
the boy by kicking him, and has
had to pay $4,000.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR DlsrRicr JupeE.


To the voters Of the 25d Judicial District
composed of the counties OF Washington,
Lee and Burleson:
| have been of late often called upon
by persons in the district, both lawyers
and others, TO know whether intended to
be candidate for the office OF District
Judge in this district al the fall election.
I have also been told by persons Of all
political parties. that there was no intention
so far as they knew, 10 regard the office oil
District Judge as political Office at the
coming election. AT this determination
feel pleased, as l would not be wiling to
enter into a heated contest for the Office,
If the people Of the District should see
proper to elect me shall feel grati6ed al
the confidence in me thus expressed
A. s. BRoADDus.
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HIS ANTELoPEs.- A gentle
man living in the southern part
of the city is raising his first
garden. On Sunday last a
courthouse cuss happened out
in the neighborhood of where
the amateur gardener lives and
passing by the garden fence he
discovered the amateur garden
er down on all-fours nearly hid
den by the luxuriant grass in
the melon patch recognizing
the man in the grass as an ac-
quaintance the C. c. asked him
what he was doing. The a. g.
replied that he was humping
his "antelopes" to see if they
were ripe. The infantile ante
lopes we're hardly as. large as
one-pound oyster cans.
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Washington Locals.
May 10th, 1880.

may 2otn, 1850
Editors Banner.
Crops fine and growing fast,
though some farmers have con-
siderable grass, etc. They are
working hard to finish cleaning
their crops and if the weather
holds good this week most OF
of the farmers will have them in
fine condition, and all say they
will move their corn houses
from Kansas this fall. Many
have been using Kansas corn
for several months.
Our Sunday school is increas-
ing in popular favor under the
management of DR.. LeGrand,
and is now in a fiourishing con-
dition.
G. w. Brooks has given up
his day school and Mrs. l. B.
Brooks has taken charge of it.
We had a light sprinkle of
rain this morning, it is now
cloudy and clustering and some
predict another rain. Had a
heavy rain since writing the
above and still raining. S.
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AN UNGRATEFUL Cook. =
Wednesday night, about the
time grave yards yawn, officers
Buster and Lockett caught a
coon about IS years old lying
asleep in a lumber yard. They
busted up his sleep and march
ed him to the bastile where they
proposed to "lock-ett" him up.
The coon was very humble on
the road and begged and bel
loved like calf, by turns. He
promised that he would never,
never, hardly ever, be caught
out again. The officers after
unlocking the bastile gate let
the coon go and told him to get
home. He.struck out at a 2;I7
gait and when about twenty
yards off he sung out to the
policemen, GO to blank, : sug-
costing a warm climate. He
then let on additional steam, in
creasing his speed to about 2:Io
and like shot out Of shovel he
disappeared around a corner
and through an alley. While
in custody he begged piteously
and when at liberty he swore
as terribly as did the army in
Flanders.
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The Brennan reporter of the
Galveston Nefos tells how coun-
ty attorney Schutze escaped
from BRENNAN and was captur-
ed in Houston, etc., and winds
up by saying Mr.. Schultz
"bore his captivity like a philos-
pher." A BANNER man saw
Mr.. Schutze on the streets, but
instead Of his looking like a
philosopher he looked like a new
Unmarried man. Anewly-mar-
ried man and philosopher re-
semble, one another about as
much as cabbage resembles a
sunflower.