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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

Prot. Cadwelfs lecture on, aud exhibition
o. lhs power Of lnesmerism at Odd Fellows
Hall on Thursday night, was both instructive
and entertaining. The iiyolty Of the audi.
enee and the annoyance Of n secret order in
the upper story Of the hall detracied much
Iron the success OF the enlerlainmept, but
the latterpari of il was success. Three sub.
jeets were successfully mesmersed. One Of
them was little boy with whom the audience
was familiar. This subject was 50 much I'm
der the influence OF the Prof. as 10 be entire.
y subject to his control. Holding his hand
before him he could not turn his eyes away
from it, and he followed that hand around Che
stage and through the audience, not even the
laughter aud the calling Of his name BY his
little associates being sufficient to turn him
away. Taking him 10 the stage again, be re-
stored the subject to consciousness ia an in
slant, and in answer 10 inquiry, the boy de-
clared he had not been oil the stage. In
another instant the boy was led TO believe that
his nose was bleeding, just by the Professor
telling him SO, and he speedily got out his
handkerchief and eiasped it 10 his nose. The
Professor set chair close TO him and told
him there was basin Of water for him to
wash bis face, aud the boy went through al
the motions OF doing 50, wiping his face with
broom handle, when he was told was n
towel. Then pretending to discover blood on
his jacket, aud getting him an imaginery tub,
water and soap, the boy removed his jacket
and went, very naturally, through the motion
Of washing his jacket, using the rounds Of the
back for wash board. Stopping him for 0
moment, the Professor said he would put q
little hot water in the imaginery tub. He
pretended to do so, and told the boy to be
careful, that It was hot. The boy put his
hands down into the imaginery tub, and quick
ly withdrew them, and shook them, as thougl
the water had been scaldiHg hot. All ihii
/ and mere was particularly wonderful an6
Imaginable to the audience, and after having
the subject go through other motions, he said
To him that il was cold and showing, and tbs
boy Immediately shrugged up his shoulder
and put his hands in his pockets. Tellinl
him to hit boy sitting in window with
SNOWFALL, he reached down TO the floor an,
! grabbing up imaginery snow made them int
imaginery balls aud went through the motion
Of hurting them at the boy. He made ani
threw quite n number, and his motions wer
NIL lAughuble, especially when he was squoez
ing and hardening the balls between his Knees
When set to doing anything he never cease
until stopped by the Professor Mesmerisr
is generally regarded as a humbug, but ate
the exhibition on Thursday night many be
levers in it may be found among intelliger
and respected citizens Of Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29
Entcrgrisc and Industry Dog Fat aud
Rheumatism.

A Young man, scarcely twenty years Of nge,
from his appearance, entered our office at an
early hour On Saturday morning last, dusty
and travel soied, holding in one hand the leg
Of an old boot with the lower end sewed up,
in which he carried several bottles, filed, as
he alleged, with dog fat, and asked If We
wanted TO buy any. He was asked the use OF
il. lie said It was good for rheumatism, that
he had four bottles left and would like 10 sell
them to close out lot, at 25 cents each.
"Woht you buyf' he said, soliciionsly, and
seemed quite anxious to dispose Of his stock
in trade, We examined his bottles, which
we're cough syrup bottles They were filed
with something like lard, which he declared
was pure dog fat that he aud his father rem.
dered Il themselves, and that he could vouch
for il that il was genuine article. "Wont
yon lake the four bottles,n he said, again,
only quarter apiece. got ip this morn.
ing ut 6'eloek, he continued, 'and walked
ten miles, and would ike TO Sell OUT "lts
good for fheumatism," hd again repeated,
..Id like to sell Fem to yOl. Tdke one bottle
anyhow.n We said f'NO, We had no rheu-
nailsHr aud didn't know that We shaald ever
have any nsn for his Invaluable remedy. -
We asked him ifhe sold much Of it. He said
yes, he sold good deal Of il, about home,
and that II was considered an invaluable rem
edy for rheumatism. People used Il good
deal in bis neishborhood, aud up about Han.
over aud Littlestown, and throughout Adams
and York counties, in Pennsylvania. s.Bel-
ter take bottle" said be, holding up one
somewhat smaller in size than the rest,
heres one you may have for twenty cents.
''No, we said again, and MS he approached
the door he remarked "well, | should like TO
sell out, " aud wendell his way up the street 10
hunt customer for his dog fat That is
mere boy, we thought, but forty years hence
he will probably be rich man, counting his
wealth by the thousands, and boosting 10 his
grandchildren that he commenced lie By sci.
ling dog iaL.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

IrraIsn ler ne Denaeatis AasaeaI..

"a
Welcome the rain
To tho grass and the grain, a4
The cattle aud crops - W. q
And the tiny snow drops.
II sweetens the breeze
And refreshes the trees,
II settles the dast
4 And Strengthens our trust
In the bonntifal hand
That over the land
Drops softly adown
On country and t0wn
Its iatuess aud blessing
IL dronth so distressing.
Thea welcome the rain
10 the grass and the grain,
The cattle and crops,
And lhe tiny snos.drops.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29
Teachers Normal Class.

A Normal Glass for Teachers will be held
"A in Baltimore, in the vacation, consin-
uing four weeks, July 10Th 70 August 14fh,
inclusive, provided the members number not
less than ten. instruction will be given in
the branches required IN Baltimore county for
a first grade, frst class certificate, viz Or
biography, Grammar, Geography, u s. His
tory, Physiology, Geometry, Book Keeping,
Natural PHILOSOPHY, Algebra and Arithmetic.
Members will be allowed to select part or
allofthe branches. Those desiring 10 become
members will address US at once. We have
been engaged in this work several years, and
during the year have conducted Saturday
class at the Reisterstewn High School. Time,
TO 2 o'clock, Saturdays included. Terms,
$1,000 for the session.
EDWIN Z. lJAMS,
Principal High School,
mayl5.5t Reisierstown, Baltimore co. Nd
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Publishing newspapers for philanthropic
and not business motives Is costly business,
AZ the Methodist General Conference Is dis.
covering. The National depository has lost
$4,000 during the past four years, he South.
era Adeocafe $1,000, the Paeifc Cpas IA
roeate Sls, 900, the 81. Loa,s Adtoc6fe 81. 0sa1.
and the tFsisa hos9s several thousand more.
The lay delegates think that these llnprofsa.
re pgbhtstiops should " discontinued. but
" naalcfiiy II BE- hlihislegial deieaAisa think
he! sheald " kept pp, although II . loss.
Neyeer. ltartttt the ekieas Of The Losses IS
inoaihed BY The reflection that a good share
Of The expenditures went IN pay d ministerial
writers and editors, and lhas did great deal
Of good
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
vANDERFORD BROS.


TkkMs.-s2 per year In advance Single comics
cents Nos9tseripliond discontinued until an arrears
hVpii'isi - 1, .ri ioi' ~ tle pupl,her -
be Inserted times or less for ~ aud p cents Tor each
subsequent Insertion One square mos 81 Jl d
mos ~ y mos, - business Cards not exceeding
lines, - per year. When the number Of insertions
y notmarked advertisements Will be continued until
Forbid ana charged accordingly Yearly advertisers
mus must eo9nne advertisements 70 their own business
Rule and Figure Work double price business 10.
Gals 10 cents perline MarringcsAnd Deaths Inserted
cents per line,
hg-All eortespondliec with this once should be
addressed 10 TIM ADVOCATE"
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Second Class MaitsT
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May 22--bartially cloudy III the morning,
rain aud heavy showers from II A. NJ. until
p NJ. followed byclearing weather. May %
partially cloudy throughout the day aud nighi
with slight fall Of rain at noon; warm and
pleasant May 2f-cloudy in the morning,
and partially clondy throughout the day
quite warm in the afternoon. May 25-clear,
With occasional clouds, and warn, the ther,
momeier radgiug from 81 10 90 degrees.
Nay IN eleaT and warm, Thermometer e2'
siBs0 A. N. 00o ai T, ~; cloudy IN the
afternoon, clear again NJ 0 I. NJ, with Their
lnoineteftull VI g0s AiAy 97~-clear and hot,
fine breezs, mercury At 30 NJ o clock p. n.
cloudy at night May 2s--pastially cloudy
Ia the morning, with fine breeze, mercury al
90 Al u o'clocki indications Of rain.
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Paralyzed--M. SchaeiTer & Co., weslmin.
ster.
Demands New Notion Store.
Unclaimed Matter in the Posioilice.
Legal Notices.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

The English apAfrows ala not make their
appearance IN Priheess Aane, until hat
apring. ~
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NOTICE

NOTICE. Is hefehy fiye4 y ~ e<.zpas
AZ indebted Il ihe ftm 81 tti<<f ; 24t
ming ihat ne Netes. datxuer.s, A.. ass nd
arm, may b f0and - he iaie1 Hz|letzi
Bank q Wesiiaiass1f. F1tr1.aef an request
q q eel and make iuu,sa'A'e et.tisHeez.
All Indebtedness 90 raid prior y 1eHNaI { !.
1890, vii Es collected ~ p IL.
may il. lasa' 3ssHss
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at prices 10 suit everybody. We are fully
aofthom being perfectly satisfied. Our we'll
and we will see that i is fulfilled. We are
we promise every purchaser geauine bar
examine. Test goods and prices. Be per
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

keeping a sharp lookout for advantageous
we have been enabled to effect a complete
era Of low rates, much lower than heretofore
goods.
Bz5-No matter what the Material wanted,
Dt1-No matter whether for Boys,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29
We Have Clothin g Of Every Grade.

To ct everybody Of the most reliable quality
determined that no one shall leaue our store
established reputation is guarantee Of this,
determined not to be undersold by anyone,
gain. We ask trial. Come, see, compare,
fectly satisfied before buying. Also
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

Consisting of Musiins, Drilling, Ticking,
the advance in prices, we ask old figures,
Of goods. Cassimeres and Colionades.
Cassimeres and full stock Of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

Duck, Sheeting, cheyiots. Notwithstanding
owing to our heavy purchases in that line
A beautiful line Of both Boys and Mems
Coitouades at last years prices
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-07

EE u Is n WGEhII HENAIU.
owG DOLLAR A All.
TING rIa. us,ATIoN Or THIS POPULAR
Il NEW SPAi'yR ias more than tre6ed during the
past yeay II 'atans all the leading neHs Contained IN
me 6Av HsRo and is arranged in handy departments
FOREIGN NEWS
snbr scs. .pecs' DISPATCHES from all quarters Of the
globe. u,der the bead OF
AMERICaN NEWS
Ar. uven the traphic dispatches a the week from "
parts Of the Union. This feature alone makes the
"EEKLY HER>LD
To valuable chronicle in the world, a. II 10 the
cheapest Every week is given faithful report Of Pot
81 News emb acng complete and comprehensive dis
patches from Washington including full reports Of the
Of eminent politicians the questions Of To
FARM DEPARTMENT
W the wgsKSv HERALD gives the latest well the most
practical suggestions and discoveries relating TO the duties
Of the farmer hints for raising CATTLE poultry, grains,
sress vegetables etc. with sugge 'tions for keeping build
is and farming utensils in repair This is supplemented
head Of
Giving recipes Tor practical Dishes hints for making cloth
x and keeping up with the latest fashion at the low
ess prices Every item cooking economy suggested
this department practically tested BY before
pondens the very latest fashions Tho Home Depart
mont Of the WEEKLY HExALD will save the housewife more
than one hundred times tho price Of the paper Tbs in
SKILLED LABOR
Ars looked aer and everything relating to mechanics
and ab"r saving is carefully recorded There Is page
devoted to oil the latest phases Of the business markets.
erSps merchandise, etc valuable feature Il found In
the specially reported prices and conditions u the
rRnDUCE MARKET.
Sporting news 1t home and abroad. together with .
story evury week, . Sermon by some eminent divine
Literary. Musical, Dramatic, Personal and Sea Notes
neu. matter every week the WEEKLY HERALD, which i
cent, postage paid Tor One Dollar You subscsibe
sLy timo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-07

and death.
D1. MlNTIE will agree to forfeit Ftye Hundrsd
alive (nder his special advice and treatment) vii not
cure or for anything impure injurious found In It. D
treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. ConsuIta,ion f--e Thorough examina-
ton and advice including analysis Of urine IS co. Price
N vital Re storattve g 90 bottle, or four times
the Quantity SO any address upon receipt OK
price, G. O. D. secure from obssrxa1n and IN private
III Kcarney street, San Francisco. Cal.
R1c id ri cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
plants Gonorrhoa elect, Leucorrhcea For sale by r
Foster and Geo. Thaxer, Druggists, Carson CITY, Slo~
q bottle, six bottles for IS 90. .
DIR. dlNTIE'S DANDEL1ON FlLLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
in the market For sale BY E. F. Foster and George T.
Thaxter, druggists, Carson City. mhl''y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-07
the CHEAT ENgLI.H REMEDY

Is a never.failin9 cure for ner-
vous debility, exhausted vital
itY, seminal weakness, sper-
matorrhea, Los 4 MAN
HOBO, impotency, paralysis.
and all the terrible effects of
self abuse. youthful fol,ies and
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde. nocturnal emission, a.
version TO society, dimnees of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
J;e.>saa fhct Lad to iDaaHitv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-07
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

4 r A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF Nevada, held at Viz
gnia City February g. $780, the following solutions
| were unanimously adopted:
Rsoloed That the Republican State Central COMMITTEES
Of the State Of Nevada order that State Convention be
held at Austin Lander County in this State, TUESDAY
MAY ELEVENTH, 1880, at the hour of IL o'clock A. n
of said day. for the purpose Of electng six delegates
six stenate represent the Republican party Nevada
in the National Republican Convention to be held o.
Chica %, Illinois, June 2, 1880
Rsolved That the basis Of representation In said Con-
venton shall be vote for every 100 racion
OF so or over So cast at the last general con for the
Republican State tcke., to-wit:
Churchill. .............. liLincoIn 49, ,. 4
Douglas. ............. 81 Lyon. Observation-Disclosures. 4
fSiko. ............... 81 Nye..................
Esmerada 81 Orm,b Observation-Disclosures.
Eureka IL Storey. Observation-Disclosures 81
Humboldt. .............. s. Washee .,...,,..... 8
Lander. 81 White Pine ............
Resoteed That the following test be required of each
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-07

Resotced That the following test be required of each
and voter at the Primary Elections That he sup
ported the Republican State ticket at the last general
election. would have done had he voted and pledge
TO support the nominees Of the Chicago National Con-
vention.
l. L. REQUA. Chairman.
ALI. DorRx Secretary.
mAl7td
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
Rival Agents Fight II Out.

]. b. Summons and John Bentley are
engaged in selling patent bed-springs. and
have made SedaIia their headquarters
for number Of weeks past. They do not
sell the same make of goods. but each
party has something better than the other.
From the way they have advertised, it wss
plain that they cid not love ss brothers,
neither could they dwell together in unity.
Friday evening they met on the corner OF
Main and Ossge rtreete, and after q short
war Of words, vent At it in regular pugiIis-
tic style. Bentley. the largest Of the two,
had Summons on the sidewalk and was
putting it all over him when Officer Muir
ply came to the rescue and locked both of
them up. They we're soon released, how
ever, Thomas H. Ryan placing in Marshal
Smiths hand $500 bill for Bentley. ap-
pearance yesterday. while j. H. Pierce, Of
the Lindell hotel. vent ON .Sammons bond.
Yesterday morning they appeared before
Recorder Fraker, when Bentley was found
guilty of disturbing the peace, and vas
assessed fine Of S., while the charge
against Sammons was continued until
Monday.
Talk about the tug Of war" "when
Greek meets Greek" why, it amounts u
nothing compared to the meeting Of q
couple of irate bed-spring peddlers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

Dr. Conkvrisht spoke st some little
length IN favor ii the origina: motion.
The greet objection 10 the method pro.
posed BY Mr.. Williaoa wss its euuher.
sOmeness. Ii there we're only one Iiat Of
delegates 10 elect. il might do veil enough,
but there were four and it would take all
night TO get through. This talk Of Mr.
Downes' about thumb-crevs and gag Lao
ne believed to be nothing more than .
kind 81 cheap demsso9uery. He
Endorsed the claims of the country ae yell
- the CITY and did not believe they would
he neglected
The substitute was voted down, and the
original motion wac carried hy rising vote
Of 3. To L.
The chsir appointed .he following Gun
mitiee TO nominate delegates TO the Moherly
convention: ID. NJ Williams, Geo. r. &.
Jack on. 7. r. Houston. james Glass and
n. A Collier.
And the fo'iowing To nominate senatorial
delrgstr-: & G. ravlor. J. A. J. Downea,
Samuel Shsnks, ID. Donshue and s. Conway }.
And the following 10 nominate delegate
TO the civil Judicial convention: F.. "
Hosue, J X Gray, Eerj. Porter, George
Kemp and J. q Tsnnehiil,
Aud the following 10 nominate delegaies
to the criminal judicial convention J. r.
Barrett, John Bennett, X w. Ov~ntreet
A. n. Conk wright end { e. Jsckaon.
The committees retired and after short
interval made the following reports Of nom.
insiion-. which we're adopted By the eon.
vention, although there vas . strong effort
made by Mr.. Smith 10 have some Of the
nominations changed:
NOBERLY.
H. &. Sinnett, v. T. Chiffon, e. F
Scott, ST., ThomSs Quinn, J. A. ]. Dovuss
J. II. Hogue, John Bennett, Adam lttel
and John d. Fleming.
SENATORIAL
J. X Barrett, H. B. Scott, James W
Brown. Vincent Terry. A. H. Conkvrish,
and Benj. Porter.
CIVIL JUDICIAL.
Samuel Shsnks, w. II. Powell, w. n
Anderson, Geo p. B. Jackson, J. w. Pur
due aud J. s. Fleming.
CRIMINAL JUDICIAL
II. 4. Collier, W. L. Felix, Loess
Clark, 7. B. Price, F. F. Scott, Sr., and p
NJ. Harris.
Adjourned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
A Fine of Ten Dollars

The cass a the 6tafevs. Walker Wright,
csleeed, srssslsd a compliant of Joseph
Reliies. cbaseA vith sssal1e from him
four knives, one French harp and pair
of spectacle, -v.s heard before Squire
Fisher to-day, and resulted in finding the
psisoner guilty end i"e Of ten dOllan
Vas ssaesed. Lawyer Scott prosecuted,
vile Lawyer Fast, late Of Ohio, defended.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

Hor.e thieves have not operated in Pet
tis coan,y . an great extent of late, but
they drops svs in the neishborhcod Of
Loagwood, Andsy night, and didn't let
up until hey had walked OF With Eve ami
mals belonging 10 farmers residing in that
vicinity.
A farmer named Bellvood had pair of
mules taken another named Sellers lost a
.even-yeas-old mare, while two Others,
whose Names could not be asce.tained, lost
one animal esd. The loeers we're in the
city yesterday and made the fact known.
Postal cards we're printed. which will be
sent broadcast throughout the country, Of
fering . reward for the animals and thieves
There u no clue upoa which 70 york at
Prapsnl but the of6cer in sboee hands the
oaeaer hss ben piaced will do al in their
power 20 obtain one.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
A SUNDAY SERMON.

80 you went TO the picnic yesterday, did
YOU, son? You thought that you had been
pretty good all the week and that you
owed yourself little recreation. That IL
all right, son. Probably you did. II il
not meant that life should he toll unceas-
ing; that recreation should always give
way to work that youth should grow pre-
m.turely gray BY labor. That was never
intended, aud picnics we're devised by q
kind providence to enable young men and
women 70 have a good, hearty, social rolnp
together. You did we'll enough, son, to 60
and if you had done rs you ought, We
shouldn't have had a word to say to you
about il.
But here's the point. son. Your enjoy
meut was not innocent. Ion didn't con-
fine younself to the decencies Of the occa-
-ion. When you put that pint bottle d
sour mash in your pocket just before start
ing, didn't something say to you that il
order to be a gentleman, since there were
10 be scores Of ladies present, you should
put il back in the drawer? Oh, SOD, YOU
know it. Aud then when al ten minute in
tervals you got out Of sight with two OF
three OF the boys and took nip OF the for
hidden stuff, didn't you feel just it'll,
ashamed of yourself? o: course you did
or # you didn't, you ought to hav'
done no.
And then, in what a deplorable condition
you were before you went home last night
You got such fair start yesterday morn
ing that you we're running down hill un
I'll midnight. Oh, son, that was bad. L
was not the best Of windups 10 your weel
of good resolutions and good works. /
half undid what you thought go secured,
fastened. Nov you will have 10 start al
over again start a new week OF reform
brace up for another effort.
But don't be discouraged. There is ,
very good nucleus of good intentions il
your heart yet. aud although hell is pases
with them, they are much better than ba'
ones. There is always hope for the mai
Who will try. There can be none at all 70
the an who wont. Since you "swore of
the other day you have felt better, haven
you? Well. then, don't let thia little fal
carry Won back to the old rut Begin ono
more, and this time you may have tvs
weeks Of success instead OF one
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

In re. Aaiennese for benefit
o. F. Harris. ! Of e,sdisoss.
All creditors and oahsn whom il nay
coecsr.. arc hsrsSy notified that The UNDER
signed sssssnss a O +. Hsrria, vill On The
18th and 18Th days Of Nay, lsse, 1t The
Law Office Of Sessa 4 Wsskisa, in The city
Of Sedalis, Rsssis coussy. Missouri. proceed
70 Asas. adjust and allow all claims and
dsoasds aesinss ths sssass oi sasd aasienos.
3-lSs4s B. C. SHED, Assignee
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

A stranger who gave his name as Slater,
and claiming to reside near Nevada. Yer
non county, vas in the city yesterday and
visited Main street store, where he pur
chased goods to the amount of seventeen
dollsm. He rendered . twenty dollar bill
in payment and received three dollars in
change.
file ssked permission 70 leave the pack
age until be returned, after which be de-
parted. He had been absent only . few
minutes when the discovery was made that
the bill Vas counterfeit, ana a search was
made Tor the purchaser. He VA found in
q saloon, and on being informed that the
""te vas n. g., he Immediately produced the
required sum in good and lawful money,
and vas allowed to take his departure
without being molested. He said the bill
wae given him By neighbor, to whom be
intended returning il.