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A Pastor Made Happy.

:! have been greatly troubled with MY
kidneys and liver over twenty years, and
during that entire time was never free from
pain. My medical bills were enormous, and
l visited both the Hot and White Springs,
for the curative qualities of the water. am
happy to say l am now well man. and
entirely as the result Of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure With such glorious results I
am only too glad to testify regarding the
remedy which has made me so happy.
Rev P. F. HARKLEE, Coal Run Crossing,
Arkansas. II. g. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacrs-
mento
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MhRRIsn

Angels, January 16 Henry NJ Thorpe to Melinda
H. Carlow
Will VS. January 1l-Gibbeoa Alexander to Geneva
hillips.
Near Gilroy, January Charlie, Hanback, to Julia
F. Martin.
Shasta, January 17-Stephen C.nroy to Belle Fox.
Shasta, January Ed. y. Dodron to Mrs. Ellen
Dodson.
Shas a, January e0-TLomas Larkn to Mrs. Eliza.
beth webb
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
A TUE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER
~ 81 1850:
L,ARELlIirs.
VIM. BECKMAE, President.
WA y NTnON N.sI;o.

State OF California county Of Sacramento-ss.
William Beckman and William =. Huntoon, being
each separately sworn each for hin self says That
said William Beckma is President, ard William f.
Huntoon is Cashier Of the ? oples Savings Bank
The corpo alton aforementioned, and that the fore.
going statement is tru- to the best OF their knOwl-
edge and belief WAi. HICKMAN,
II. +. HUNTOON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2Ist day
of JANUARY A. T.. 1881.
fsEAL.l A. LEONARD, Notary Public
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A Word TO aur Readers.

When you read of remedy that will cure
al diseases, beware of it; but when you read
of . pure. vegetable compound which claims
to cure only certain parts of body, and
furnishes high proof that it does this, You can
safely try it and with the assurance that it
will help you. This is just what Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure does. 1t curos
all troubles of the lower portion OF the body
and none others. It will not help the tooth
ache, ear-ache nor consumption, but it will
put your body in a vigorous and healthy state
where You can enjoy life and appreciate its
good things. Try is. II. C. Kirk and Co.,
agents. Sacramento.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed January 22d.

A. Hamburger to D. A MISUNDERSTANDING 10,
1881 grant the east half of lot No. I, between l.
and NJ Fourth and Fifth Streets Sacramento.
Lewis Clark to Howell Clark-January 20, 1881
for 500 all the land owned by grantor and situate
in the State of California except certain parcel Of
about 80 acres situate in Sacramento county.
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RaRN.

Sacramento, January 22-wife of B. Kicruan, a
son.
Gilroy, January 16-wife Of Joseph B,iuan, a SON
Woodland, January 21-Wife of 5. Harris, a daugh-
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FOREIGN NEWS,
The Irish Question.


LONDON, January 23d.-It is said that the
bill for the protection of person and property
in Ireland will much resemble the Westmeath
Act of 1871. 1t will empower the Viceroy,
with the advice of the Irish Pfivy Council, to
designate districts in which the Act is to be
enforced, and subsequent clause will sus.
pend the writ of habeas corpus by empower.
ing the Viceroy, upon capable suspicion, to
arrest any person deemed an offender within
the terms of the Act. 1t will also provide
that the persons so arrested cannot be re-
leased, tried or bailed without an order of
the Privy Council or Viceroy. Another
clause will, in certain cases, substitute trial
before two Judges for a trial by jury It is
possible that the suspension Of the habeas
corpus will continue till the LIST of August.
Parnell starts for Dublin tonight, and re-
turns Tuesday, when he will move in the
House of Commons against GladstOne's pro-
posal to give precedence to the coercion bill,
on the ground that it would involve an inter
ference with the rights of private members.
The Crisis Near.
New York, January 23d.-The Tribunc's
London special says: The crisis is likely to
coercion bills Monday, and Gladstone will
move Tuesday that these bills shall have pre-
cedenee Of other business. The Irirh men,
bers publicly announce their Intention to OBJ
struct these measures at every stage, and at
firm that they have reason to expect the
assistance of the Radicals, many Of whom
VIGOROUSLY dislike any interference with
the rights of minorities, but any
judicious measure will secure the
support of great majority of the House.
Sir Stafford Northcote's offer of assistance
was followed by negotiations with the Govern
ment, which resulted in a general good un-
derstanding leaving open all questions as to
the character of the measures to be proposed.
Most of the Liberal opponents of coercion are
yielding. The Spectator declares that the
House Is resolute and the country still more
resolute. 1t is convinced itself that the APP
prehensions of danger to liberty are un-
founded.
Turkey and Greece.
LONDON, January 23d.-A Constantinople
dispatch says: The Porte il ready to concede
in lhesssly mora than was awarded Greece
ct the Berlin Conference, provided that in
Epirus the line proposed by the Porte's Octo-
Der circular is accepted. In the mean time,
in consequence OF the warlike attitude of
Greece the Porte continues to prepare for
war.
CalIao Surrendered to the Chlleans.
LONDON, January 23i.-A private telegram
received at Liverpool Gays that Cal.ao has
been surrendered TO tho Chileans as well as
Lima.
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NEW ADVhRI'Is E TENTS.

knights OF Honor.-CaIifornfa Iodgo,
No l,5S0, knights of Honor will meet in their ball.
corner Ninth and streets, THIS (Nonday) EVEN
INC, at T;30 o'clock. Work in the First Degree.
MeHbers OF Sister Lodges and visiting Brothers
cordially invited to attend.
Z. II. EMERY, Dictator.
2. l.. HICKMAN, Reporter. tB. CT ja24It
Ancient Order ForesterS Court Capitol
of California will meet THIS (Monday) EVENING,
at 1880 DEL ok sharp. Every member of the Court
Is requested TO be pr, sent as busn Of importance
will be presented. sojourning FoIesters are cordaly
invited ii LONGTON, C. X.
Q N CRoEKrrE, R. S. tB.Cl j52l 1t
NTANTED-A GOOD, RELIABLE MAN, TO
w Sell Sewing Machines. tor further par
ticulars, inquire at flee. No 825 street The
Singer Manufacturing Company, h. B PALMER,
Manager. js24-u
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STATEMENT

OF the capital stock of the Peoples Savings Bank
corporation doing busp, - at Sacramento city
ate Of California b ECt NIB Il 81, lssC:
Capital stock paid up in god coin. . $23l 7GI II
Reserve fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1876 81
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ARxoRY c. c., FIssr ARTILLERY REGINHST,l
FoURrH BRIGADE. n g. q,
!, 4 .-rn Lamar. u lSnl

ARxoRY c. G., FIssr ARTILLERY REGINEST,l
| FOURTH BRIGADE. \ g. Z,
SAC AAtNTo, January q, 1851
All members Of the Company are h,reby ordered
to return to the QArterJaster Sergeant at the new
Armory, sire t, between Fifth and sixth, or or
before MONDAY Evening, JANUARY oath, al
State and Company property in tteir possession
By order Of T. w. SHEEHANi Captain.
RoBT. o'RoURKE First Sergeant. III c ja2i-2t
CAPITAL Colon sRde. 1911 Tenth ST.. bet.
] and X Choicest Wines. Liquors and Cigars always
On hand. Private Rooms john HECTIC (. dl6 I'm
Fer Oysters Ceehsd To Perfection. In
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster Psrlors tCiunie Block), ighth
and K streets All Liquors warranted pure. die Inn
News strangers In sacrsments will
find their home papers at No. $50 Stree, opposite
the Masonic Temple. jall-lm
EN-. stevens. $50 j street, near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc; also the best
cigars in the city. d2S-lm
Cakes, Pie. and al. kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERsoN'S. d2-1m
All who Have Tried w. r. Peferson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tsrts and hince Pies, say they
are tho best ever bought. Try them. d2-lm
Go 10 Tie Lafayette for Hot Drinks
Speciaties Tom aud Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc.
K ST.. Third and Fourth. J. o. HECTOR. d1-spim
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TEE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
nr~uou Trflro

bh'SON JuuSe.
MONDAY, January 22d
Albert Semanza Mary Semanza-C Continued
until Tuesday, January 18th.
Albert Semanza Mary Semanza-same order
Lorenda Washburn VS.. 7. $. Wilkinson Case
tried ami submitted.
Ethan Lodge, No. 81, o. B. B. vs. P Herzog-
Default OF defendant entered and judgment ordered
prayed tor in complaint.
CLARK, Judge.
L. c. Chandler vs. Peoples Ba,k-Cause argued
and taken under advisement with leave to parties
within one week to file additional authorities
John Hundestmark a native OF Germany, upon
testimony Of G. L. simmons and H. c. Nav, was
admitted 20 citizenship
Court adjourned.
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CLARK, Judge.


The People vs.. George WIllitms-For sentence.
j. C. Tubbs ys. The Pacific Mutual Life Insuranc
Coppany-For argument.
Law day calendar.
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EAMNERs CLycsRoLE TAR The most perfect
cough cure extant. Hundreds can testify to It's COED
effects
Clothes line thieves are raiding Truckee.
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HAAGxRs CAscARA sAGRApA brITERs If al
com7laints arising from INSTRUCTED state OF the
system,
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DE- USeAR's LIQUOR AsrIDoIK, carefully prepared
Of the best Quill Bark by N. 8. Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento. fThs e~lshrafed oire for drunkenness.
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HAMMERS OAsoARA SAeRADA BITrERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver com
plaint.
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FeB THE COUGHS AND CouDs now prevail.
ing, Hammers Glycerole of Tar Is "a specific.
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RAmR's CAscARA sAsRapA BrrrKEs for habitus
aanstipatop
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ASK YeuR DRuGoHf for Hammers ely
cerole OF al T.. cADsns and colds, and taxi
no other.
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All who Have Tried w. r. Peferson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tsrts and hince Pies, say they
are tho best ever bought. Try them. d2-lm
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

LAST NIGHTS USPAi CHES
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNIoNl
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
A "Let- Up" on the Wild Hunt for
Offices at the Capital.
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES.
Daring Robbery of Railroad Station In
Nebraska.
DISASTROUS FIRE IN A NEW YORK HOTEL.
Further Particulars Of the Oyster War In
Virginia.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS
callao as Well as Lima Surrendered to
the Chileans
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MANI p rents and physicians certify that
in attack. Of Group. children have beea saved
by Dr. Ransom'e Hive Syrup and Tolu.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

o. 4. S.-siated Meeting Of Naomi Chap
ter No, 81, at Masonic Temple, THIS Cionday)
EVENING, at o'clock All members and visiting
members are invited to attend. By order.
MRS. r. o. CRAYENS, W. VI.
HETTY A PALMRR, Secretary. ia24.lt
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Cakes. Pie. and al, kinds of Fancy Cardy
at W. F. PETERsoN'S. d21m
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ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REooRD.usros.l
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
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r.. NJ. Stevens, $50 j street, near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc; also the best
CHARS in the city. d2S-lrn
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Go 10 Tie Lafayette for Hot Drinks
Speciaties Tom aud Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc.
K st., Third and Fourth. J. o. HECTOR. d1-3plm
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MATTERS AT WASHINGTON

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD -uNIoN.l
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News :Istrangers In sacraments Will
find their home papers at No. $40 s-ree, opposite
the Masonic Temple. tal1-lm
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Walking for the O'Leary
Belt.

New York, January 24th-A MA large
crowd of sporting men and Others assembled
at the American Institute building to witness
the start in the pedestrian contest for the
O'Leary international bels The prizes in
the present contest can only be wen by those
covering 4S0 miles. The Ia5es are graded &C.
cording to the number of men covering that
distance. Should four be successful in the
contest, the man covering the greatest num-
Der of miles will receive forty per cent. of the
sweepstakes and gate money; the next, thirty
per cent; the next, twenty per cent; and
the next, ten per cent. Every man covering
$50 miles will receive back his entrance fee
of 500. Thirty contestants started at II
o'clock
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LONDON, January 23i.-A private telegram
received at Liverpool Gays that Cal.ao has
been surrendered TO thu Chileans as well as
Lima.
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Cs.;tai CoIonsRdr, 1911 Tenth ST., bet.
and K Choicest Wines. Liquors and Cigars always
on hand. Private Rooms john HECToe d16 I'm
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN A NEW YORK HoTEi
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS
callao as Well as Lima Surrendered t,
the Ch1leans
DOMESTIC NEWS.
An ImprobaDle Rcpnrt.

CHICAGO, January 23d-The 7ribune's
New York special says: The report that
Auditor French proposes to order cancella-
ton of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany's dividend is regarded on Wall street as
very improbable. The Post says, concerning
this matter: 1t is said at the branch
office OF the company here that nothing is
known of such notice as French is said to
have given, nor have the financial agents of
the company any knowledge eff such notice
What seems odd to US about the matter is
that if it is true that the Central Pacific did
not earn its dividends for the six months next
preceding the last dividend, that it was not
stopped then, instead of waiting for the ex-
piration of the six months during which the
cnmnanv did earn its Dividend
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GRAND MILITARY BALL
CO. G (sARSFiEI Ds),
WILL TAXI PLACE At

Turner Eall, Thursday Evening, Jan. %.
TR ia24-1t
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A "Let. Up" on the Wild Hunt for
Offices at the Capital.
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES

Daring Robbery Of Railroad Station In
Nebraska.
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Westward.Bound Passengers.

OMAHA, January 231-The following
through passengers were ON to-day's train,
leaving at 1910 P. NJ. to arrive in Sac
ramento January 9th: Captain Allen, New
York; j. B. Metcalf, San Francisco R. P.
Wieland, Philadelphia; j. L. Maclean, Lon.
st. Louis II. H. jerks, Cincinnati; Henry
w. Cory, Buffalo.
Eighteen through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train. to arrive in Sacra-
mento January 30th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-03
iBoston Transcript

Mrs. Homespun threw down the pa
per and pulled off her spectacles with a
Jerk.
ITS perfectly scand'lous.' she ex-
claimed. For my part, l can't see how
any respectable woman could wear such
a thing as that. When | was a gal we
used to wear low necks and short sleeves;
but mercy!'-and here she cast a with
ering glance at the paper in her lap be-
fore tiinging it upon the floor,
"Why, what is the matter. aunt?"
asked Cicely, picking up the paper.
Matter! matter enough, | should
say!" cried the old lady; Just look at
that fashion plate there, if you are not
ashamed to look at it. 1t is perfectly
scandlous, | say"
"Why, aunt" said Cicely, brim-
ming with fun, that is only a liver pad
picture?'
Il don't care what kind of a new-fan-
gled name they give to it," persisted her
aunt; cts scand'lous and disgraceful,
and no that's got a spark of
modesty about her would ever be seen
in one of them"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-03
tEmery's peorlan.)

A young gentleman of our acquaint~
ance was invited to take tea on Sunday
afternoon with a family on north Madi-
son street, in which there are several
young ladies, and an irrepressible boy of
eight autumns, who had, strange to re-
late, heard Pinafore, in all its various
forms. When they were seated at the
table, the precocious boy announced that
ne had made a new verse to Pinafore,
out of his owa head and started out
my name it M Charle-e
I'm a hustler. as you see,
slid down the cellar door and tore my pants,
And so did my sisters. and"
NSilence!" yelled the head of the
hoase in a stern voice, and Charlie was
led out, while the young man blushed
and the ladies giggled. 1t was some time,
however, before the young poet could be
made to understand just why his effusion
wa 80 odiOus to his audience, but he
promised never to do it again." though
it is quite likely that he will be kept in
the background at future tea parties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-03
Premiums awarded Yesterday.
FOURIER DAY.

Harness HoRsE-.-teneral Sweepstakes.
Fest harness stallion, mare or geldtnS ....-S2O %
W y Graitilam. Montgomery
HoG<.-Swtepstakes.
Best boar, any age or breed --@f0 10
co Morris. AIdrain
do SOW. any age or breed ..-..----- .-- III w
GO Morris, Attlralil
IioGS.-Itegular RING.
Best BERKSHIRE W
co Morris, -Allrtili
do BERKSHIRE SOW --..-.-..---.-- -.'.- " w
{ Morris. Aut!rlii
Edo Poland CHINA . M
Clias Freeman. Pin"
do Poland China SOW > ~
y VI tuirFtS, Auhr'tn
do SOW, with uoi less than >lN pIg>....-... ) %
\ T. Surhtr, Ahdratli
DRAFT HoIi~ES.-ltegular Ring.
Best draft stallion years and oYPr.......@l0 %
& L Hume \ Go, Galloway
do DRAFT stallion, ) years and under i...... = 90
! + Holt. AudTlln
do draft stallion, years and Ui1ler5...... 6 20
Ituht NoUdSon, atiaWaX
CATTLE Regular Ring.
Best bull, three years AMI over --... ......@l1 %
l. Palmer, pu,sdiIi
do huII. IVY" Years and und"r tlrec...... 10 "a
j II IsrneT. Boon"
do bull, one year aII under t~h.... 81. ) -
l. Parker, AIdFlih
HAR>E<s STATIONS. Regular Ring.
Best harness stallion, ) years and oycr....>i5 M
l. Il Morris. Audrstin
do do do iSeaIs and under D.. 1t 90
NIB Smart, galloway
do de- do wears and undei =. 5 ~
Hubble y t.uaric>. Boone
MuIE~.-itesular Ring.
R.-r mule, four Years and oycr...........>IO U
W Ha tbs, Galloway
do mite, three years md under iour.... : oO
T :, tuE"r~Uti. t1i.IWaH
do mule. IVY" Years and under three. t 10
j Il Wright, En"Ae
do mite under one 1r-.....--.-...... ; %
IL Wright. Atuitain
Best roadster horse. mar" or Geidiug.
Speed. form. ~t}Ir ana durability cuil-
<ld"Trd. and VIII award ~" premium Iur
speed alone. First premium 80, >r,.-
nId $40. lurS" .......- .... ......... 10 M
W \ Graham. first j IL Howard. CaIlaWay. SCI
urd.
Fastest trottitg horse. mare uT gelding.
two years ana uHdri three. FIRST prem
linn so. >rc"ud SO. ltrSc...--.-..... 80 M
L v Harrison
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
Got Her Money

Mrs. j. j. Findley residing on Apple
street, while shopping on Saturday
evening, stepped into the millinery
store of Mrs. II. II. Ball, on King street
to make some purchases. She did not
notice when she left that she had
dropped a roll of notes of $50 in value,
neither was it until some time after
wards that Mrs. Findley left, that
the package was discovered, and pick
ed up, 50 that nobody had any idea as
to who dropped the money. An adver-
tisement put in the REPUBLICAN yes
terday by Mrs. Ball soon reached the
eyes of Mrs. Findley who had given the
money up as lost, and this morning she
had the pleasure of proving her proper
ty paying the cost of advertising and
going home $50 better off than she was
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
American Hogs all Right.

A dispatch from Washington says:
The result of Secretary Blaine'S study
of the American hog product, through
the head Of the Bureau of Statistics, is
announced as follows
American swine are of the best
breed and fed on corn as are no others.
The published reports of hog diseases
here are press eXaggerations. The
death percentage in hogs from disease
is no greater here than in Europe. 1t
is impossible that hogs dying of disease
can pass either the curer, the lard-mak-
er or the inspector, and neither the
meat nor the lard can be made mer-
chantable The lard from them is plain
ly marked as such. Its color and odor
give it away.
The greatest care is exercised in the
handling of all product, insuring clean
illness. The percentage of hogs affected
by trichinT is less here than in Europe
by reason of the superior breed and
food. The few deaths from trichinosis
in the great pork centre Of this country
prove the freedom of pork from this.
Chicago in ten years has had but two
deaths and Cincinnati none. The quail
ity ofpOrk sent aborad is as good as that
used at home Death from trichinosis
only follows the eating Of raw meat.
Cooking destroys the parasite. Lastly,
the word pig in Europe means all hogs,
while here it only applies to young ami
mails, hence Europeans inquiring into
the death rate of American pigs get the
upon the animals below six
which is an unfair standard by
which to Judge the condition of the
general porcine family"