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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09

New York Herald: Immigrants land
ing in this city bring with them money
averaging about twenty dollars each. If
natives who emigrate fsomthe city were
To do half as well the rural districts
would be grateful, but the class that
ought to go elsewhere is the very one
that will stick to New York until fear
of starvation drives Il away.
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brother Mitchell is indicated The
trial took place at Vandalia, Ill. This is
rs we anticipated. That old coon is cum
ming. He can now 20 ON and do all the
mischief he pleases in the South Kansas
conference. His Influence hiss been in
furious for years, but IL seems he can't
Ike "snuffed out" We will see in few
months what the quality of the berte-
br1 Of the South Kansas conference is
AGAIN
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WHAT SCAREs \ WoMAN.-Notice a
woman when she receives ii telegram.
How it does scare her She trembles like
a dish of jelly, and imagines all sorts of
things. Her husband has fallen down the
hatchway at his warehouse. Her Johnny
has gone out sailing and is drowned.
Her sister Mary has been scalded to
death. Nothing short of a fatal
accident quite fills the bill of her imag
ination. When she finally summons
courage to tear open the envelope, she
finds message from her husband, warn
home to dinner, and she Immediately
calls her children together and instructs
them not to ask twice for raspberries
as there's just enough to go around, and
give the visitor q few extra.-PUCK.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09

Eastern Exchange; If the prnfessed
followers OF Tom Paine were TO live up
TO the sentiments inscribed on the mon
ument which some of them re-erected
yesterday, churches and preachers would
not find any fault with them. Liberal
principles ARE not the cause of religious
suspicion of liberal thought; symptoms
of q desire to get away from moral prin-
ciples of every sort are what the world
has learned TO look for.
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SELECT MISCELLANY.
A TOAST.

A TOAST.
BY HIVE NON.
wouId'st have toast. give it thee;
Kansas, our state, shall y ct be Tree.
Free from tie blight OF age and time.
The darkest curse OF every cline,
The chain that binds both low and great
The rock that wrecks the ship Of state,
The mighty death,
The fatal breath,
The poisonous air,
Found everywhere.
Wide spreading deadly Upas tree,
Author of woe and misery.
Free from the pain that rum doth bring
The serpenL's coil, the Adder'S sting,
1he cause OF tyranny and tears.
OF woman's woes ami children's fears,
And brightest mind
How OF doth ind
It's transient joy,
A fatal coy,
To lure him on to prison cell
Freei In faint CLEAN Of breaking day
Far in the East. we see the ray.
The dark and dTeaFy gloom o! night,
Is waning, changing into light
oh we come day,
The better way
Let roses bloom
Above the tomb.
And this my toast give TO thee.
Onr own loved state will soon be free
Larncd, Kan.
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las Not Resigned.

WAsnTNGToN. D. c., June 4-The
statement is published here to-day that
Ex-senator Spencer has been appointed
first assistant postmaster general, but is
not true. Soon after Garfield was inaugu-
rated Tyner notified him that his
resignation was ready whenever it was
wanted, but Tyner's friends claim in his
absence that his resignation has not yet
been accepted. Ex-senator COnOvcr is
also mentioned as a successor to Tyner,
but if the latter goes out indications are
that some other Indiana Republican will
pet his place
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r.-1..n.6 a.I- n-.x.,oe

Producing a rich and cleanly appearance
as if nature alone had impaired it. Bur
hair dressing-kills dandruf, allays ir-
ritation and promotes a vigorous and
healthy growth of the hair. No other
compound produces these results
The superiority of Burnett's fiavoring
extracts consists in their perfect purity
and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition Of
many of the Fictitious fruit favors now
in the market
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09
The Virginia Readjusters.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 4-The
Virginia Readjusters express entire
satisfaction with the ticket nominated
yesterday. A prominent gentleman
says the action OF the convention has Sc.
cured union of Republicans and Re-
adjusters. That while some Republi-
cans will oppose coalition and contend
for straight ticket they will be
too weak to succeed in getting q Repub.
lican convention. The Virginia Demo,
Gratis regard the Readiusters' ticket as
good as that party could make but think
it cannot win. Generals Wickham and
Starke and other prominent Republicans
are still bent on having a regular RcpuI-
lican convention. Malone is we'll pleas
ed with the ticket
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MEXICAN Affairs

CRY OF MEXICO, June 4.-Ex-Presi.
dent Diaz has resigned the portfolio OF
public works. Whether he will go 10
France or be elected governor of Mexico
is uncertain. General Pacheco, secre-
tary of war, will take his place about
the 9th inst. Senator Ramon. Fernan-
deZ government leader in the senate,
will succeed General Pacheco in the
war ministry, if General Diaz goes 10
France
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09
Arraigning the Leaders of the Land


LONDON. June Tho Times edito,
rally arraigns the leaders of the land
league and their ahettdSs, including
Archbishop Croke and Parncll, as hsv.
ing conspired 10 defy the Law The ar,
ticle severely censufes the archbishop
for his recent course in melting the
peasantrY to INSTRUMENTATION, and points
out that it is not landlords alone who
suffer from terrorism, but the hundreds
of thousands dependent upon them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09

If Mr.. Conkling values the esteem or
kindly regard of Republicans in this
part of the west, he should promptly
proceed to suppress the lying black
guard who dishes up the political slime
for the ST. LOUIS Globe Democrat.
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Prince Alexander Sustained.

ST. PETERsBURG, June A letter 10
the official Messenger from Sofia, states
that the true significance of Prince Al
eXander's action is grossly perverted
The mass OF Bulgarians are grateful 10
the Prince for dismissing the ministry,
against whose worse than Turkish rule
Bulgarians, of Widden, for example,
have frequently petitioned the Russian
consul. Prince Alexander has receiv-
ed many addresses and thanks for his
action
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RncEien. arnIca saiza

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded Price % cents per box. For
sale by i. Xheld0n s. Co. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09
Asks for an Injunction.

New YORK, June 3.-Senator Ed
munds, counsel for the French Cable
Company appeared in the United States
Circuit Court to day. to ask Judge
Blatchford for an injunction on behalf of
the French Cable Company, restricting
the American Union Telegraph Com
pany from closing their offices. The
argument will be heard in few days.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09
The Star Route Frauds.

WASHINGTON, June AT the cab
met meeting this afternoon, the Star
Route frauds were considered. Attor-
ney General MacVeagh referred 10 the
crowded condition of the courts, and
said he did not Think it likely that any
of the cases against the Star Route men
would be tried before September, next.
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General Grant at New Orleans-HIs DE
YntiOn to COnklin9.

NEW YORK, June "a New Orleans
special says: General Grant is greatly
irritated over the Conkling affair and
eagerly reads the dispatches. He says
Conkling has been shamefully treated
and should be reelected 10 the senate. He
thinks the newspaper abuse of Conk
ling is insiigated the white house in
fluence but not by Garfield
He reaffirms his letter tC
Senator Jones, of nevada, but will take
no hand in the fight. He pronounces
untrue Gov. Young's statement of his
connection with the United State:
National Bank and Marine Bank, and
says there is no truth in he story about
the lost jewelry. His mission to Mexi
co was also highly successful. He go
all the concessions he wanted, the only
opposition being from rival subsidized
railroads. Gen. Grant will go u St
LOUIS, Galena and Chicago, after leav
ing here.
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Arrested Under the Coercion Aet.

LONDON, June "a dispatch from
Tralec, county. Kerry, says: Timothy
Harrington, proprietor of the Kerry
Sentinel, was arrested under the cOer-
cion act and conveyed To Galway. Har-
rington was elected chief organizer of
the land league after the arrest of Davitt,
and has for some time been attending
sherif's sales throughout the country in
behalf of the league. There is consid-
cradle excitement in Tralee, and more
arrests are expected.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09

Why suffer with lame back when q
package of California kidney tea will
cure youe All troubles of the kidneys
bladder and urinary organs promptly re-
Iieved and cured by using California
kidney tea. Suffer no longer but buy q
package for 80 cents of Wbeldon Co,
druggist.
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EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

Governor st. John will probably real
lie mournful pleasure in learning that
of the 5000 which annually come TO the
mOrgue in New York, fOur-ffths are
brought there by drunkenness.
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VIM Penn's Remains-ROwell's PrOpOsl

LONDON, June 4-The stated applica.
tions for the removal of the remains of
Vim. Penn will not be entertained
Roweli, the pedestrian, intends 10 try
TO make 600 miles in six DAYS. and will
accept odds of $1,000 to $4,000 that he
will succeed. He intends to retire after
this match
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09

Because it adds to personal beauty by
restoring color and 1ustte % gray or fad
ed hair, and IL beneficial 70 tbs scalp, Is
pular dressing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09
News BY WIRE.
Twenty-One Brigands Assassinated

ATfIENs, June THE Turkish troops
after an engagement in sight of Salo-
manica assassinated twenty-one brieands
and brought their heads into town.
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Found Dead in Bed-COnyieted Of Per
jury-ArreSted for Murder


ST.. LOUIS, June "a Post dispatch
special from Newton, H., says Lieut..
Albert G.. Rhinehardt, of the United
States army, who has been visiting
friends here for q few days past, was
found dead in bed this morning. His
death is supposed to have resulted from
heart disease. His remains will be taken
10 PENNSYLVANIA for interment.
A special 20 the same paper from Jet
ferson City says the Supreme court has
affirmed the decision of the lower court
in the case of B. Wakefield, who was
convicted of perjury in giving false tes-
timony before the grand jury when that
body was investigating what was known
here as the gamblers ring, and
which involved the action of the board
of police commissioners and the reputa-
ton of several prominent citizens
Wakefield was . leading spirit in this
ring and professed 10 have great iDfia
ence with high citizens and state
officials, and even with Governor
Phelps himself, who was at that time
chief executive Of the state. Wakefield
was given unto the hands Of the marshal
and taken 10 the penitentiaFy at once
where he will remain two years
Another special from TayioFvilie. Ill.
SAYS Carl Green, young man who camI
| there few weeks ago was arrested thi
morning on q charge OF having murder
/ ed Geo. Lawrence, near Niles, Miohigaa
three years ago for the purpose Of plum
der.
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Washington Notes.
COINAGE FOR MAY,

COINAGE FOR MAY.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The coinage oil
the various minis for May is SIS, 22S $50
of which So, 800, 900 are silver dollars.
APPOINTED by THF PRESIDENT.
The following appointments were
made by the President to-day:
Collectors of Customs-Wm. Gouver-
neur, of Morris, N J., for the district OF
Alaska; Henry A Kennedy, of Maine
at Waldesboro, Maine, vice General Jas
A. Hall, resigned; Thomas NJ. Broad
waters, V1cksburg, Miss; Edward j.
CASTILLO, Natchez, Miss.
George X. Polk, Postmaster at Jack,
son, Tennessee. ---
Augustus Bronson, of Pennsylvania
Agent for the Indians of the Great Ne
bania Agency, Nebraska.
- DEBT STATEMENT.
The debt statement issued to-day
shows a decrease in the public debt dur
ing May of $11,150,721. Cash in the
treasury, $3.50, 496 ,O8S; gold certificates
$5,912 COO; silver certificates. $50, 173,
$50; certificates of deposit outstanding
$1OS60, 600 refunding certificates, 1904,
$50; legal tenders outstanding, $7,1O9,
1O2; reduction of the debt since June
1880, $50, 2J0, 223; cash balance available
So, 161 1896.
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n. @. cross, P,esid<nt.
W;n- M RTTyDAZE, We Pres,t
e. S. cross, Cashier,
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OVER THE STATE.

General D. E. Clapp has gone TO New
Mexico.
Gould imposes tax of 81 on book
and map agents. u 90 So
The Congregational church in Cotton
wood Falls is undergoing repairs.
Tie Santa Fe track is being fenced
from its eastern to ITS western terminus.
The subscription for the new M. Z.
church at Madison, has reached $1,O9O.-
RI
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VOL. 24---NO. %.
Attorneys at Law.
T. n. sEDGwIcK

J. W. FEIGEaN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office with J. Jay Buck in News block.
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sTERRY 4 sEDGwIcK,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ETiporia, Kansas.
VIII practice in the several courts Of Lyon,
Usage, Greenwood, CoiIcy. Chase, Harvey,
Marion and Morris counties, Kansas; IN the
supp enc court of the state, aud in the federal
courts Tor the district Of EaLSas.
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TheSanta Fee company is building
comfortable houses for its section fore
men ali along the line of the road.
Z Usage county received three cars and
half of blooded cattle from the Kansas
City blooded stoclOsales few days ago.
Edwin Walters, teaeher at Madison
has analysed q specimen of tAe suppos-
ed Virgil coal oil, and reports itof little
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-29
Mexican Gold Mines.

Virgil W. Parker, superintendent Of the
Homcs.ako mining company, and J. A.
Sweet arrived hero from White Oaks, Now
Mexico, few days ago. They speak in
glowing terms Of the unexplored wealth of
tho country near White o ks. They say tho
mineral bolt extending some ninety miles
from north to south, and twenty from east to
west, offers great advantage to tho avoraye
prospector Tho climate is, as q rule, mild
and pleasant all the yesr round. There has
not bsen q day this winte. that some Door
miner has not been using \ ro,kor In Baxter
gulch, about mia from White Oaks. tax.
ing out grub stake" He buys barrel of
water for 30 cents and gots from SO to $40 a
day for h's work. Az soon as he has made
sufficient money to supply himself with ba.
con, coffee ana Hour that will last him two
weeks, no starts at once for the hills. But
Baxter gulch will not be open to every new
conner very long; for during tho summer
pipes arc TO DO put In and tho water brouph,
from distances to wash tho rich placer. Al
present, however, the owners do not object
70 anyone washing for a little ready cash. I,
10 near White Oaks that tho Homes,sko
mine 10 located. Thus far tho Homcs,skc
has giveA more peculiar cabinet specimens Of
wire gold and white quartz than any o,hc,
Assure vat dlsc vered. Tho oar averages
from 500 10 $1,000 ton, but q few ,on,
brought Nc high as sos 600. Over A O0l
leads have been located near tho uome
stake The gold oars arc all clear white o,
iron.stalned Qusriz The silvor oars AFRO gen
orally found mixed with 4 or al deal Of c,u
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TO RE LIGHTED Win GAS

W. Ellington Post.

Washington Post.
As il the Herdic coaches were not in them
selves innovsting enough, another enterprise
is promised By that line. This time 1t Isl
plan to ligh. each cosch with ga. The hr't
vehicle to be lighted in this manner arrived
the other day. The reservoir for the gas is
under the drivers scat. and will hold Gas
sufficient to furnish ligh, for twenty hours.
The Jet Is fastened in the place whore the
lamp stands IN tho other Herdics. l. burns
in globe and lights up the inside OF the
vehicle rs brlliaatiy asa parlor. The gas
will DO manufactured at private gas works,
which are to DO erected very shortly. The
coach, which was exhibited the other day,
resembles the rest, except that the wo d Is
merely stained, not vanished. This has been
done purposey to sh Nv how the coaches are
made The body is of three thickuesses Of
wood, the grain of tho two outer layers run
ming vt right angles to that of tho inner one.
This arrangement makes tho wood strong
and light, although the three lay ors combin-
cd sre not over one-eght of An inch thick
IL cannot crack nor split Tho sides, top
and standards are each of ono piece, clear
grained wood, rs light us possible. Tne
complaint that there srB not enough IL r
dies will soon b rrmedied, MS thew will b.
put on rs fast a, possible, uatil $50 o 800
are on the streets.
Theo is also being buta little coach or
Herdio, which is intended W furnish cheap'y
the II usporation now monopolzed b @ :
riages AT high prices. This vehicle has w.
wheels aud is like q dog cart, exc 'pt that the
wheels uro higher while the body is low dawr,
within ton inches of tho ground II WI
hold four persons and will tske passengers t.
any part OF the city, not exceeding thirty
minutes ride, for twenty five cents. II viii
not DO long before there convenient cabs will
be introduced ia this city.
The Herdics arc already makiog more mon
ey IN proportion TO their expenses than the
railroad lines. Efforts have been recently
made by Mt least one street car company to-
buy up the right to run Herdics in tho city,
but these efforts have been unsuccessful, AID
will continue to bo 80. These vehicles are
too popular and necessary TO fail for want OF
support, and arc being introduced in every
city with great success, 1t is understood
that tho right to run the Herdics in Atchson,
Topeka and Leavenworth, has b on sold,
and negotiations for other cities nre In
prOgres.
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How Two BniralO Girls saw Her n
hnrtlt

GnarInl c,rrosnnnInnl nf ihn WOrld
pnTIn Nh 90 oo.,a;n ,no;dor,
D""''o' 4'",'" so :" 'o' '''' "0a Wv
occurred AT tho academy oil music Iho
appearance Of Sarah Bornhar 1t in Camille
for ono evening only had caused the priee of
- .aao.n.a as.,o.,. ,,,o 49,, o,o.,
o''''a'y ',s0''ou se"s.o" 'H' s'ou"N NV0i W
BIO raised from Sl to ~, while the charge
for admission to the second gallery was but
N, m . -,
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In Luck--A Man Picks Up u $4,000
rRcNags
Omaha Bee.

OhNh" bVos
Our readers will remember the case of
James +. McCann, who, u few days since,
found pocketbook ccntainif & $3.50 in a
water close. on sixteenth street. Having
spent u portion of tho money under tho im-
press on that it had been lost for some tine
and would fad no claimant, no was arrestt d,
but subsequently, discharged, on agreeing to
refund the portion appropriated.
MeO,on has peculiar history as a lucky
man in finding lost property. He is a brick
layer by trade, and formerly resided in Chi.
cngo. Going to his work one morning in
that city, no saw parcel, neatly done up
lay iug on the sidewalk In font of one Of the
national bapk', and thinking that 1t contain
cd somebedy's lunch, no picked it up aud car,
red 1t with him to work. AT noon be ute hi,
own lunch, and thinking OF his fad he opened
| IL to 500 what il might contain. To his sur
prise he found $40 900 in bank notes. Ii,
was, of course, somewhat astonisbed and
alarmed, too. Ga his way home in tho even
ing no saw some mon putting up posters al
nouncing the loss by bank messen. or o.
q valuable package, and immediately pro
ceeded o report to the parties, who proved
their property and paid him the $1,000 Of
fered in tho hand bls.
AT ano,h4r' tins subsequent to this h,
found q package containing SIS 600 or $50
900. ON the leo In tho Missouri river, iol
which he also found tho claimant.
Yesterday, after no had been discharged
from tho police court, no found packsg
containing 800 900 worth Of land certificate
of the Uuion Pacific railway, which no re-
turned to tho owners, ii d received rewar
for 90 doing. lie Is certainly lucky fellow
If he was only entitled 10 salvage on a
his discoveries. no would soon DO MS rich q
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How the CsHr Looked when FIN.
bAlmed.

SAls sends a ehastly description Of tho late
Cssr's appearance at>or tho embalming, Ne
shown by photographs offered for sale Ia St.
Petersburg. He says 1.-The features arc
seen In profile; tho loft side of tho faoe is
exposed. The sparce hair Is carefully bru,h.
Oh from the temples. The grizslcd mus'
tacbe and whiskers are carefully ,rimme
md kompt But tho eyes arc merc sunken
wreck, and there scems TO have been dire
wound on tho cheek, marks Of which have
been partially cor recalled BY art, The head
repcses on n pillow Of whie satin. The
body IL clothed 10 the green uniform ,unic Of
the Preobrajinski guard, with massive epau'
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The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
Is ono OF tue most oIfupls te In a ,ts depart
ments to he found in the state. Its we lsup-
plld with all the late styles OF type, and
having live pretses Of the most approved pat
tetne aud ruu by steam power IL ~ capable
of turuingOu. more work In less time than any
other Office In reNas. Al the JOB stock In
tue olioe Is bousht from fret hands. and get
ting M the discou"ts given by manufacturers,
Il is enabled To turn ont work Mt the very
loweat prices, Commercial printing a spe-
cialIy can and examine specimens and see
with what uoatness work Is executed.
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lets of gold bullion. The rirht hand, psrt'y
bent, rests peacefully on The breast, close 10
The medallion of soma imsge Sacred to the
Russo Greek communion. Bat with this
head AMI torsa, ends, they say, all that re-
mains OF the mortal COLI Of Alexander IL.
there being nothing moro of toe shattered
form for the craftsmen of the old Egyptian
mystery to work their gloomy skill upon.
From tbs trunk downward tho d struction
caused by the explosion has been thorough.
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distant from the Atchisou, Topeka & Santa
Fee railroad nj Soeorro, whence branch
track is to DO laid directly TO il. II has
nea. school house, At which some forty boys
and girls attend daily. A large mum her oil
capitalists propose leaving st. Louis to visit
White Oaks this spring.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-29

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
Is prepared to execute, In the highest style Of
art, any and ali railroad printing n the short.
cat notp,