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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
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RELINQUISHNENTS.

RELINQCISHNEHTS-
The first section provides That when
> presumption, Homestead or timber
culture claimant shall file q written
relinquishment Of his claim In the To-
cal land Office. the land covered by
such claim shall be held n open to
settlement and entry without further
action by the commissioner fthe gen.
eral land Office.
This will be held to apply only to
ACCOMPLISHMENTS which are filed su6ee-
quent to date Of said act, viz: May II,
1850.
You are directed not to accept or act
upon any REIMBURSEMENT, unless made
before you, which has not been duly
subscribed by the claimant ON the hack
Of his duplicate receipt, acknowledged,
witnessed and executed In . manner
which under the laws Of the State or
Territory in which the land IL situa-
ted would be sufficient a. valid trans
fer Of real estate. In case Of the lose
Of duplicate receipt or declaratOry
statement. an affidavit Of such loss
must accompany the written relin-
quishment.
When the REIMBURSEMENT shall have
been received and noted as above. you
will hold the land embraced in the ne
linquishe,l entry as subject to settle
ment or entry by the first legal claim
ant, the intent Of said section, as un-
derstood by me. being only to prevent
the delay resulting heretofore from
awaiting action on such relinquish-
ment by this Office.
Section two Is designed to secure to
the contestant therein named for the
period Of thirty days from notice Of
the cancellation of prior entry of the
character specified, preference right
to initiate his claim to the same land.
1t is rot intended to grant such con-
testant the unconditional right Of final
entry, and / cOnstrue the section as
precluding settlement or entry bv any
other party during the period named.
Z. w. HOLCOMB,
Acting Commissioners. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
TINE BARGE LIME.
From the Kansas City Times

run Tue hhusss Wy Aimes
Ifthe people of Kansas CITY have any
desire to establish barge line. now Is
the accepted time. the committee ap-
pointed to obtain subscriptions are now
ut work, and if the citizens will act
with their accustomed promptitude
and liberality, the project will soon bs
contaminated. There hasseldOm been
an enterprise of greater moment TO the
material interests of the community.
During the past two yerrs. according
to the statistics Of our Board of Trade.
the state of Kansas alone has produced
81, St;6, 2294 bushels of wheat. and lSs..
O29, 8SS bushels of corn. the rate east
from Missouri River points has been
seven cents per bushel on wheat and
five cents per bushel ON corn higher
than the rates charged by barpcs i'm ISIS.
This has reduced the value of those
crops to the producers, by that amount
per bushel, which makes the enormous
sum Of SlI ,692, l35. 4s lost on corn and
wheat in two years. Like losses have
been sustained on oats, rye, harley. flax
castor beans, pork product. and
many Otherarticles produced in the Mis-
souri, Valley, while like additional bur
charges on merchandise brought into
the country. The establishment of y
ami COMMERCIAL ;nterests ~ iris 70,
gion comnaratiyeiv inienendent ofth.
raiiroad cnrnorat;4ns In III mater NJ
freigIts. and thus exchange The value
of Mi nroducts and male the noI;cv n,
low tarifron TRANSFORMATION permanent
II would do more 10 hn;I.i nm .nJ In
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

TIC. THURsroN, who shot and kill
ed w. W. Embry, in Leavenworth, on
the first day of January last, and af-
ter being tried and acquitted on the
ground Of self-defense, met Col. ID. II.
Anthony, editor of the Leavenworth
Times, on the street last week Wednes-
day, drew pistol and shot twice at
Anthony, missing him, but shooting
Lucien Baker, the attorney who de-
Tended him i'm the former case. Baker
was several hundred yards distant
from Thurston when the shooting took
place. The other shot hit and slightly
wounded the book-keeper ofthe Times
Office. Thurston gave himself up, was
taken to Atkinson and placed in Jail
there, 10 prevent his being lynched.
Mr.. Baker, though very severely
wounded, is recovering. Thurston is
bosom friend of the present manager
Of the Salina Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

THE town Of Savery, Fannin coun-
ty, Texas, was almost totally destroy
ed by cyclone last Friday. Not q
single business house remained. Four
teen persons were killed outright. and
about 80 wOunded-some Of them Sc
ri0usly. Indiana has had little cy-
clone experience, too. One passed
through the country six or seven miles
northwest of Evansville, last Saturday,
blowing down barnes and other build
ngs. One person was killed and two
Others seriously wounded.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
cVWNeNT EVENTS.

The hill agreed upon by committee
granting an extension q six yeaIs 10
the Northern Pacific Railroad, from
the 9TH Of July, lSsD, allows actual st
tlers 10 purchase half section Of land
from the company instead Of . quarter
section, ~ originally provided.
The Superior Count sustained the
general demurrer Of kalloch against
Impeachment proceedings by the
Board Of Supervisors, aud disnsissesi
the case.
The Writingpaper Nakers' Aeoci-
alton voted 20 6rnaly maintain the
pre>ent schedule. No importation Of
1breign paper being made, manulAe-
turen anticipate an advance In dnWes-
tie stock on this acrUunt. The Aao-
citation also voted 10 shut down The
mills for three weeks, commencing
Jane 81, and al.O three weeks In
Augus4.
The Kansas R1ci1e nilFuaA DEPOT,
q Deloit, Kan, was hgoksa into fyi-
DIV night, end sa1s thsssia robbed
of66.60o.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Edwin Booth. like most Of his pro-
fessionai brethren, suffers frequently
from severe inflammation Of the throat,
which prevents him occasionally from
appearing on the stage. This thestri-
cal sore throat is sometimes 80 serious
that 1t actually drives an actor into pri-
vate life. Booth. however, promptly
stops the first symptoms with Giles
Imminent I0dide Ammonia
Giles Pills cures Chills aud Fever
Sold by w. w. Mccain. Send for
pamphlet. Trial size p cents.
Dr. GILES,
sss TO Wet Broadway, y. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The wheat crop i'm northwestern
Kansas, on the line of the Union Pa
cilic railroad, is an entire failure, and
the earth is without drop of moisture
i'm IL, no rain having fallen since the
18th of last er.-IndidadpOiis
Price Current and Lipe SfOck RerieW.
Which is the worst kind of misrep-
resentation, and We hope 10 see that
paper correct it. The wheat crop is not
an entire failure anywhere in Kansas,
unless it is in the extreme western
portion of the State, and for the last
few weeks there have been drenching
rains all over the State. In Central
Kansas the wheat crop will average
from IL to Il bushels to the acre.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

AT the late Democratic Convention
the great and good Isaac Eaton
known far and wide as tbegreat Dem
ocratic war horse of Kansas
ed to speak, but was frowned down on
the ground that he was not a delegate,
and consequently had no Voice in the
Convention. Eaton claimed that il
was the first time in his illustriOus ca
reer that he had been denied the priv
ilege of speaking his piece i'm Demo-
cratic Convention. No doubt he is a
victim Of the young Democracy"
He will probably not be nominated
for Vice-President, will do some aw-
full kicking, and Use his power and in
fiuence to keep Kansas from being
carried by the Democrats.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

IT is reported that the bill for the
relief of settlers upon the public lands
in Kansas. which provides one years
additional time i'm which to make final
proof, has been so amended rs to in
clude the counties of Ottawa, McPher-
son and Saline in its provisions. The
bill has passed and is ready for the
signature of the President,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

THE LeavenwOrth Times says it is
rumored that the Democrats of Kan
sas intend to nominate Gov. Robinson
as their candidate for Governor, on an
anti-prohibitiOn platform.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

THE Kansas delegation to Chicago
agreed upon the following appoint
ments i'm the National Convention
Chairman of delegation, Senator P. b.
Plumb; Secretary, w. A. Thompson ;
Credentials, Zen. +. Simpson ResO-
lutiOns, h. w. Perkins; Permanent
Organization, S. S. Benedict; Vice
President i'm Convention, s. MOtz /;
Rules, Geo. H. Case; Secretary in Con-
vention, Perry Hutchinson Member
of National Committee, John A. Mar
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Col. SNODDY, one Of the Presiden-
tial electors, and the person of whom
it was asserted that he had stated that
he would not vote for Grant, If nomi-
mated, in a recent published letter to
A. J. HOisington, Of Great Bend. said
that he tcouId vote for Grant if he was
nominated
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

st. John II striving to make himself
and the amendment identical and in
separable. We believe that 20 far all
the candidates for the nomination are
temperance men, and We know Of NO
reason why Gov. st. John should not
stand upon his own merits as well NJ
the balance of them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

CANDIDATES for Attorney General
are becoming numerous. Among the
later additions to the list of candidates
are Col. J. T. Bradley, of Council
Grove, and w. G. Webb, of Topeka.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

THERE is to be meeting Of the Re
publican Central Committee of the
18th Judicial District, at the Court
House, in Ellsworth, on the 10th day
of this month, at which the question
of holding q convention will be dis
cussed and decided.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

COMMENCING on the sd day of Au-
gust, 1880, examinations of can
didates for State certificates and diplO-
mas will he held by the State Board of
Education, as follows: Topeka, in the
State Capitol Building; Lawrence, in
the University Builning; Manhattan,
in the Agricultural College Building /;
EmpOria, in the Normal School Build
ing. Additional information may be
obtained from the County Superintend-
ant
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

THE Commonwealth says that Judge
w. c. Webb Is preparing work on
Pleadings and Practice i'm the Courts
Of Kansas. He has been requested by
q large number Of the attorneys of
Kansas to prepare such work.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

We control but one vote, which il
cast every election day against politi-
cal sbysters. and chronic office-hold-
ers and OfIice-seekers-HeraId.
Control your own vote ? Thin
You never voted yet without you con-
suited your masters. And you simple,
witless fellow, have copied Hanna's
style of calling all those who do not
agree with you in politics, "shysters."
"chronic odice-holders," office seek
ers," and etc. Get off something
original.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

WILL somebody tell us whether
Morrill, is, or is not. a candidate for
Congress in the First District. Moth
ing has appeared yet in print to settle
the question finally.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
NothinQ Like q.

Jackson's Common Sense Linz
nent-goOd for man or beast not
burn or blister. Requires no rubbing.
cooling, soothing, Strengthening. A
positive cure for all ailments requiring
an outside application. For sale by
Oscar Seitz, Druggist. Wholesale
agents-McPike 4 Fox, AtchisOn,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The successful combination of the
six oils composing Thomas Electric
Oil, II . genuine triumph Of chenlis-
try. Whether applied externally for
the Velief Of pain or to allay inflanaa-
ton, OF taken internally to remedy .
cough, il IL speedily and entirely e.
fective. Read the advertisement.
Note-Eclectric, selected and electri-
xed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The Central Branch Railroad Com
pany has but 81, OOO acres OF land left.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
RICHARD d. CONNOLLY, q Tweed
ring fugitive, died at Marseilles,
France, last Sunday.

THE Empress Eugenie arrived May
18th at Itayrzi, Zululand, near the
spot where the Prince Imperial was
killed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
KANSAS POLITICAL POINTS.

pany has but s., OOO acres OF land left
KANSAS POLITICAL POINTS.
From the Leavenvorth Press.
ID. b. Lsng. George Huycke, q. w.
NimOcks, H. L. Pestana, w. S. Waite,
Col. Eggers, are each willing to be
Senator.
From the Lesvenvorth Press
Hon. T. G. Henry, who Is . candi-
date for Governor, Is making an ener-
getic canvass. He is q thOrOugh-gOing
business man In everything he under
takes.
From the Leavenvorth Press.
1t ~ stated that there will be no less
than four candidates for Congressman
in the Second District Republican Con-
ventiOn. Mr.. Haskell, the present
able member, is q candidate for third
term. Judge Thacher, from the same
city, Judge Il. w. Perkins, of OswegO,
and h. J. Waters, Of Fort Scott, are
all candidates for the nomination.
Congressman Anderson has made
the next fourteen months the rural
press of his district, will be filled with
nothing but these speeches and an
apology for the space they occupy. The
speeches are good enough but every
body doesn't like to read speeches,
and those who do can get one from the
NJ. G. himself, free of eharge.-Mdn-
hdtten Enterprise.
From the ConcOrida Expositor
We have heard Sol. Miller's name
mentioned in connection with the
Office Of Governor. Why wouldn't
Sol. make a good officer? He IL I'M
doubleday we'll fitted for almost any
position in the gift Of the people, has
identified himself with every enter
prise of public interest for over twen-
ty years and il entitled to something.
From the Clifton Review
Our member Of congress, John A.
Anderson, has secured the passage Of
abill. organizing the northwestern pOr-
ton Of Kansas intOanew land district
While this arrangement, doubtless,
will he Of some service to many set
tiers, and save them long journeys
.hia c...t thaf thru ar.. so,,,a Conarass-
men no l,.. oronn;zed this fall
From the kir.in Chief
We h.v. road conor.ssm.n Anaar.
son'. last sneech Will Interest nc n
Was mon n subject of great imnnrt.
ance 10 the nennie of Kansas-the tav-
inc of lands owned Inv Railroad com.
NAMES n Mr. Andsrson w"mId .n,.
hoIv h;s snaach into a lii, and GOT -
;nc:rnora,..d into . I.x a x,o,,I5 10 .
c,athar In h;s can Of s",,,, ,naam;,,,d.
W. do not thint that h. rosiiv ax.
necte,l to got his .nendn,ent att.chad
70 Tho nostai annrnnr;ot;on Iii 81
".:.!!, .
Vance L;s Interest," th;s tall. h,,t r.
Mr A will intro,ince hi, ,na.snrs "a
. I'M !; MI, n."ra ~. a;,ns;.w o ~
rive hin, ON n,,,,nrtun;,,, of axh;I,;t;n..
Ria remarknhle energy and tenac;ons.
noss M,nIn,,,n E.s,e,,,r;s.
siPo,is;caI hnnco,nhe.U deScr;bas tho
-oant at,a-ts XnJa.so,, ,noSa % ~"
holt Of S;s .onSt;tnants AnSars"n
DON'T want tho rn;ir.sd land te~.a
and !, is "ne"t,onaI,,a n II Guild ~
s.xad unSar . 10 v anac,aa hw 60
@ress ali of which ths ~rsst ,si ,,n;.
narv rnnws INT A"dsrs"n ,,.nands
mon the ignor.nca of tho naonfa hs
ranrasen,s AMI Ina j. c.ed;na th.n nn
,,.!,'S az. i,as~-. ~ .r,a... ~ .,n,,;
"a,; nv 9 anS .n,"a". NJ isr;S.,S !, ."an,.
!" ..Sa = ~, .,... W. anSa.s,.n see,,'s
10 th;nr ,ha, no n,.st male S"sschas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
From the Lesvenuorth Press.

From the LeavenuoTth Press
Hon. T. G. Henry, who Is q candi-
date for Governor, Is making an ener-
getic canvass. He is q thOrOugh-gOing
business man in everything he under
takes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Prom the Leavenworh Press.
ID. b. Lsng. George Huycke, q. w.
NimOcks, H. L. Pestana, W. S. Waite,
Col. Eggers, are each willing to be
Senator.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

From the Leavenworth Press.
1t IL stated that there will be no less
than four candidates for Congressman
in the Second District Republican Con-
ventiOn. Mr.. Haskell, the present
able member, is candidate for third
term. Judge Thacher, from the same
city, Judge Il. w. Perkins, of Oswego,
and b. J. Waters, Of Fort Scott. are
all candidates for the nomination.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.
We transact . general banking business, buy
and sell exchange all prominent cities of Amer
Of rsilrosd lads, debss, notes, coupons and wort
CAGES
We receive accouuts from uaerchznis manufsc.
tarers and Others, and allow interest daily bal
aDees.
We allow interest on deposits from FarHers and
othsr. subiees to check II night
We allow interest," On deposits 10, . specified
time.
We collect coupon and registered Interest, from
the United states. and for other coupons. diSi-
d~nds. notes. debts, claims. etc
No collection charges made to persons having
accounts With
ssrrlEnExrs made for HoIDEss Of DEFArrrsD
SECURITIES.
Certificates Of Deposit issued pa able on demand.
and available ~ all points in America
Bosd. q school. town. siiy, township, eoaniy:
state Acknowledgment and sold also, serip OF all
kinds, aud securities gene rally.
We discount good coame rci4i paper, ard extend
TO customers all the accommodations eonsistent
wiih safe banking.
Advances made on Warehouse Receipts
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is INVITED To OUR
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Conducted on the plan Of Saving. Banks at the
East Depsgits Of one dollar and ups ard received
and SAVINGS BANK BOO y GIVEN. Interest
at the rate u SIX PER CENT and compounded
every sig months, and an extra dividend Of one
per cent. given all sums remaining year,
making IL equal 10 SEVEN PER CENT and CON-
POUND INTEREST IL left year Money
To draw interest from the frsi Of each
month
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is INVITED TO OUR
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

Ssr cent. given On ali sum. Iensiniss one year
mnkins II eousl 10 SEYEN PR CENT and CON.
mouth 60 ~ '''' '''''''' HUN ''s "''' VI A
BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT.
EFINp BUYERS FOR:
SCHOOL BONDS Us n"S"-.
BRIDGE BONDS. srArE BONDS,
COUNTY .osD.. RAILROAD xoSp.
-
-
States, but in fns.ni aud Fr.ncr than iha, oT any
S sDs. Of .rsa1iasrs are ,Ssas,.s a s &C. ss.
-" S''' ''A"> y" INC "'>' 'A'''A''s 'e''''
execute orders Tor The purchase oil securities
LAND, SHEEP Runs.
FARMS. CATTLE RANCHES,
CITY PROPERTY. MINING PROPERTY.
I NATTER TERM WHERE S L"caTrp
HOHrGA0E LOAXy
". n~roai.te loan. ON RAJ Estate Of every char
sct-r. In any amount. oa any lime required. and
B.sps. PApxss and VAlrAaiE. ef every de.-
prof and barxl.r- proof ssfs,. koaa. received at
IL ." per s'c'', or is'' 10 r'''A'.'sd '.l"r-
We write Gully In the following fih'ftLAss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Congressman Anderson has made
two speeches in Congress, and now for
the next fourteen months the rural
press of his district, will be filed with
nothing but these speeches and an
apology for tire space they occupy. The
body doesn't like to read speeches,
NJ. &. himself, free Of eharge.-Mdn-
hdtfen Enterprise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

We transact . general banking business, buy
and sell exchange all prominent cities Of Amer
ica And Europe and make relniitznces in payment
Of raiirosd lads, debss notes. coupons and MORT
CAGES
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BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT.
WE FIND BUYERS FOR:

aud negotiate Loans ior School Boards, Tow n,hip
Trustees, Countir>. Towns. Cities. Corporsi,ons
Our clisntxse h larger, not only In the nitet
StAts>, hut in England aud frAncr than thai cd
other WkSrEkS HOUSE DEALING Ia the above
class Ut securities. We therefore abs ~ noat
all good loanS the most favorable I-Tui..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Iisssls ~ psAnR - sssss1 sAs1s pse
Nu9nul aaaD - - ~ ~. -
- 49, - - - 0ay - = - -
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-17
Charity that Wins Heaven at Last.
 EErnrn the Detroit Erea Prass

A year ago there was quiet funeral on Wilkins street, and when it was over an old man called " Uncle William" was left without home or friends, and with no means to help himself. Strangers said he would have to go to the poor-house, but when the trembling and half blind old man wiped tears from his eyes, @ neighbor said 'I will take him into my home and care for him for month any, how" "And then I will take him." added another. "And then my roof shall shelter him." said a third. So the old man found friends. One took him and then another and he was well used. They were far from being rich. Their tables were lean and their beds cold, and sometimes the little that Uncle William ate was missed by the hungry children. but no one ever spoke unkindly to him nor hinted that he was a burden. One night last week, after the old man had sought his bed and the children were asleep, @ husband and wife sat down to say to each other that work was scarce, the rent behind, the fuel nearly gone, and -. Here they looked at each other in a shy way, as if ashamed of their thoughts The cold wind whistled around the cottage as If hunger ing to nip little toes, and the wife shivered and said, stHe is so old and feeble-let us wait few days longer" q haven't dollar left, unused the man, as he glanced at the cupboard. ssBut he eats only a very IittIe," protested the wife. They look ed at each other 8 long time without speaking. vision of poor old man bat tuuB "AIa Ono AoAoo WAuSoH BaLo caLuo to eltuer and stood between them with hands crossed in supplication. "He shall stay!" they whis- pered together, as they rose up and made ready for the night, and the gale banged at the doors as if cheated of it's prey. Morning came with its meagre breakfast. There was not enough for four, but it must do for seven, and the father forced smile to his face as he opened the old mans door and called, "Come, Uncle William! !" There was no response, and when they bent over the old man they found that no man would ever again find him a burden. ''See," said the wife, Che may have heard our whispers, for there is tear on his cheek" 'sBut he knew the resolve of our hearts, for he died with smile on his face," added the husband.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-17
PF0VidenCe.

s'I believe in Providence" said Victor Hugo to company gathered around him in his red salon in the Rue de Clichy, 'sbecause am Providence myself" Some one asked for an explanation of this curious riddle. The venerable poet replied: ''We caught a mouse yesterday evening. Its death sentence was already pronounced, when my little grand daughter, Jeanne, with eyes glistening with tears, begged for the life of the gray prison CT. Her mother hesitated whether to listen to the dear little advocate or not, and in her doubt said, Grandfather shall decide So they came to me. For moment held the power of life and death over the diminutive creature, and I thought the Heavenly Provi- dence may find itself in my situation when the fate of a being of higher order is to be determined. Naturally set the mouse free, for when g man undertakes the role of Provi- dence on 8 small scale he should at least imi- tate it's generosity"