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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-07

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bo"Td ~ o"peFctSoiS' our cuih'niIlee
CA court no Sc duu JAN Wouiu respect
ulIy 'epoiV lt'al 'iieS nave eAalilihe',
nc mater vi Gi"FiNSihE J'ili'otS anu
"a'tuiH'u iu' 'ile ooHi u"uSe present
rI uei'o tm.ui' "hu ieCoiu.nouu lhe
''loN'uE ne eih liS VI one man
gu "I' WIZ 90 Jlul'"i an" Ollo I""'I 40
N"'Vi'I I"n' "uu "oulu ."eitiUle ltCoul-
menu 'ut emmy iten! VI NIi 'S."plio'
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W! We 'i '"' "''Ci'"'" .,....t
N'' "l Which IL ioSPeCl.uly submit
I'"' - T"6SlNH,
~ l', $500
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s.......,,.. tr,,,'n 80 - - So W'i''- do
o"pyi ''"i 'I'','l.l.''"sii t ~ ,,,
Noul"i''ee on paupelS' SuoUlil'e" lle
| 'ol'VN','S tepo4'' ""l'H'"'' 'l''''"' Woo
"uop'eu' ,..
Cjaj,od 4Jig,o,R.
ADAMS
VIM. Kennedy, medical attend, bon.
"'c anu '"'''''"e' :,, s''"' 9'
Chas Hoffman, poor mastcr.... SEQ
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), A'h'in, T.. man, C"u'u 49,. ,.'.' U
JarS,nn INSTRUMENTATION
smallpox Observation-Disclosures. 1D
-, n......,..,.... , MISSION. .o., ,,n
70 -'' ''''''''' ,,.rI.Nn
IW. T. smith. conveying woman
and '"'d to asylum ..'-.'... aN
/ supervisor Haltenhauer, from tue
1 committee on panpeIS, submitted the
| following statement OF The paUpel tA-
1 peuses of the various townships, winch
was ordered spread upon The records:
MARCH, 1883. ..-
hG'u'' .'.'.'''.''' '''''' .''.--''- ....''' ~ 30
, n.,gT ...'... ''''''..'''. l6G
Bruc, ............ ............... us, 20
! Deer larA......-...... ................. q. F..
)imm'c" .............. ...'......... ..'
! lIrI ........
/ fucu...... ........... .............. $50
tUm LidEe..-.. ....-........ ........... .
, .,,t.1,,', i''''' ....'''' 81
Hone ...... ................ ............ 81 Ja
La salle................. ........... 100 D
,H"n1us -.......'..... ..
W,r'Irr' ............. Kiss
VI 0lrr............ ............ ............. mt
'i'..,,onn.. ..... ....... ..'..........
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rcru............ ........... ..............
l Ga,Ianu .''''''... ..''.'''''..- i5l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-07

Bills presented for s,rNces
rendered cuuhi,.......... s,S04 81
ULcolieCted court COTS $40 Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-07

The bonds Of the supervisors for the
dog license fee fund were presented be-
fore the open board, and duly approved
Ga motion OF supervisor Fischer the
board adjourned till 9 O'Clock to-mor-
row morning.
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rsEsco-pArErINas AT pomPEII

An important painting has been found at
Pompsii, and placed in the Naples Museum
among the Pompeian freseoes. 1t repre-.
aents the Judgment Of Solomon, and is The
first picture or = sacred subject the first
tfsaul.ns either ot a12i5Ia or Christianity,
that has been discovered 10 the buried cities,
The picture Is i've feet six Inches long and
nineteen inches ii hight, and is surrounded
by a black line about one inch IN width.
The scene is laia upon a terrace IN 'front.' Of
4 house adorned with creeping plants, and
shaded with a white awning. On dais
represented as being about four feet high
sits the King, holding scepter, and ROBBED
in white. Ga each side Of him sits eoln-
cilor, and bshind him six soldiers under
arms. The King Is represented as leaning
over the front OF the dais toward woman
in q green robe, who kneels before hisl
with disheveled hair and outstrstched
hands. In the center Of the court IS a
three. lecged table, like . butchers block,
mon which lies an infant, who Is held IN q
recumbent position, in spite Of his strng-
giles, by q woman wearing turban A
SOFTER Ia srmor, and wearing hemlet
with q long red plume. holds the legs OF
the infant, and is about TO cleave it IN two
wiki his falchion. a group of spectators
complete the picture, which contains in al
nineteen figures. Tae drawing is poor, but
The eoIors sre particularly bright, and the
preservation is excellent. As 3 work Of
arr it is below the average Pompeian
standard. but il Is full Of spirit, aud drawn
with great freedom. TIE bodies OF the
figures are dwarfed, and their heads, out Of
ell proportion, large.
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TIE BIRTH o. TaE rLoRrE.

This Is the story they told me
In the homes Of the fishermen down by the sea,
And that Il is true. have never a doubt,
For found tho flower they told about.
a man came into the town. they said,
With face as pale az the faces dead
But on the marvellous light in his eyes,
AS II It shone through them from Paradise
All day he would sit by the crest gray sea,
tShe said, who repeated the story to mel;
Would sit alone with his luminous eyes
On TIE fading sails and the far, blue skies.
Often the men at their work would hear
song that haunted the heart AID cir
With unearthy music, whose strains 81 sweet
No one who heard it could ever rep>a'-
One morn on the rocks they found him dead,
With sanile on his lips and some fishers said
That at midnight-time they heard, az SEA,
A song OF most wonderful melody.
They made him a grave on the lonely ill,
Where the Wind in the pine tree is ever still .
And In barren earth thsy hid away
The wonderful eyes iron the light OF day.
oae DAY child climbed the bill 10 find
Tue grave OF the singer TIE wandering wind
Was sweet far round with a strange perfume.
And 10 , the grave was all white with bloom
He carried a b1ssem away to show
The Usher folks in the town below.
Aud, wondering much, they csme 10 see
The hesutifl grave By the Old pine tree
This is The tory they tad 10 me
In the ishermsu's village, there by the a
What the miracle was full well ] knew;
The thoughts OF the poet to blossoms grew;
And tbs soul Of the singer, when he wss deao,
Gave biith to the beauty over his head.
-lEben E. Rexford.
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PACIFIC COAST TICKS.

Colse7, ". =. Is to have a Touring mill.
Sbesp are said 30 BE- 6yias by scores beyond
.s1sSs rlver, l. T.
The pr5p1sitica to build cannery Tor Los
Angeles has bsen abandoned.
seven Csliasmea have been killed in Grant
county, II. N, daring Che lass year by rus-
tiers
John Hi, Of Big Meadows, lost about
sixty hogs daring tho recent cold snap. Ffozs
to death.
A young nan in Clcyerdsle reports his
hndiug colony of beaver on the river below
the town.
Two ciszsns Of Helena. NJ T., were
brought into the Police Court the other day
AID forced to pay tLeir poll tax.
Godfrsy Bf5zsli son Ct the rector OF TIE
Eyiscopsi Church S. Los Angeles, has been
appointed 10 ths Milissry Academy at West
Pciat.
A San JOAQUIN county farmer has imported
8 steam plow from England, which, Is is
elsinec. VIII turn over from 80 90 l00 sorts
per dag.
Island City n. T., IL the next big railroad
camp OF TIE Northern Pacific. TIE populE-
tioa Of Neeksgjle ID beginning to DRIFT IN
thss direction.
Nevada City bss Soriy-foIr saloons, and .
psrsy is lnaking for place 70 start another
evidently on ths principle that - there tzlnok
IN odd numbers.
The SAN BsrnaTdiEo Public Schools Prin-
ciral cfsfs 2 reward for tbs detection Of the
thieves wl0 haTa teen stealing hats belong
ing to tie pupiA.
A company from Oregon announce them.
Felves re2dy TO furnish Lewiston, |. T with
water from tie Clearwater IN consideration Of
certaia rights snd privileges.
Ali the Oregon river steamers are to hsve
thsif furnaces altered 90 as TO burn coal IL
stead os wood. The change will be effected
as fast as the boats are taken of tor rep2lrs.
A pain Of horses slid down a mountain side
q distsucs OF over one mile, nesr White Sui
Dhur Springs NJ T., tbs other day. Both
horses were badly bruised. and one, il is
thought, viii act again be Of service.
James Shcrt. of Clllshan'5, Siskiyuu, aged
60 years, while in q rage yesterday, made Q
murderous assault upon his sen. agsd 20
vsafs. with q butchers knife. The boy
lodged the blow, the knife atEikiug the door
casing.
Philip Swank, residing at Albany, Or,
was severely isjured recently by the burst
ing OF frozen pump He built fire around
the pump to thaw the ice, when the sir
within expanded, breaking the pnnp into
fragments.
It Is reported that a number Of rersens
vera frozen along the Oregon Short Line
during lie late cold spell. Theirs has been
great loss Of live stock along that line. The
thermometer f,s three days indicated &c de-
gees BsioT zero,
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CoNsTABlE's SAL.


nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION BEARING
I'D date January 81, 1888, to me directed from
the Court Of J. c. Tubbs, Justice OF the Peace in
and for the city of Sacramento, county OF Sacra-
mento and State Of Calf rnia, on certain judy
mant rendered therein on the 18th day Of October,
1881, IN fayer OF II. A. HOWARD and HENRY
SELLERS and against DANIEL DENHlSON and
BRIDGET DENNlS0S, for the sum of S2S6 76-i00
ara - cost - eliit With acc-tIipg costs J have
levied upon 81 following described property to wit
The middle one.thiTd Cd OF lots one % aud two(2)
IN block Nc Eighteen (ls1 and being forty-eight
and one-thrd (lsil feet fronting on street, aud
extending southery across said lots to lot No.
Three ~ being eighty feet deep, all Of said prop
erty being in the town OF Calf, Sacramento county,
State Of Ca'iforoia
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the
Sd day Of March, 1883, at 10 o'clock A. 81. OF that
day in front Of the Court house door, street, be
tween Sixth aud Seventh in the city OF Sacramento,
county OF Sacramento, Slate OF California, viii
sell all the right, title and interest Of the said
DANIEL DENNISOH and BRIDGET DENNISoN
in and to the above described property, at public
auction for cash. gold coin, to the highest and best
tilder or 80 much thereof will be sufficient to
s1ti Nv said execution and all costs.
FRANK SWIFT, Constable.
Dated February l, 1888.
NJ L. G.. O BRTES, Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
fei law4wIh
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HEALTH Health

COSSULTATIoE FREE-I INVITE THE SICK,
z no matter what their diseases msy he, TO cI
and investigate for themselves before abandoning
nil hope for it ii cost you nothing give no en-.
couragenient unless there Is fair prosp ct oi max
ing cure. / VIII endesvor u be candid in my
opinion and reasorab' in my charges. claim not
u llre ever body but to care all that be cured
am iurroerly from New York City, ard graduate
Of one Of the best medical colleges in the United
States, and a mos, thorough Electrician, and have
had many years successful practice in the treatment
Of both acute ard chronic diseases. 10 remoye all
doubts and convihes my patients shat tetsim meth.
ing but what / am, ] reflr to my dipioua and tbs
numerous recofun endat! ii my sess.or- which
will always &c ready f5r nspoetis9s q my Office.
have ocaIed permanently in this csi, and all ark
is that you give me fsir unbiased trial, by gbich
hope TO merit yUIr c0nfideDUe and give eiltre sat
sfaetion TO all suffering humanity. My reputation
has been acquired BY candid, honest dealing, ana
years Of successful practice I know the cause and
remedy nee led, not by guess-wor, but by years Of
experience in tho treatment Of various diseases.
CONSULTATIONS at my Office, Corner Eighth
aa0 * street. (Clunie Building) from A. NJ. 10
= g. - . Aul. ! ~ - Il. Isss.Qsree, cE@te House
y stel l will personally answer all postal summons.
Iii correspondence desiring an answer should In.
close a postage stamp and address.
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WASHINGTON TasRIToRY.

A Crew Managing Things to Suit Them
sesves-ArrivaE Of SawIogs.
-PoRr TOWNSEND, February 2lst.-A crew
for the bark w. w Grape, lying in this hsr-
Dor loaded with spars fer Boston, Mass, was
brought here from San Francisco and placed
or hoard the vessel. When on board they
refused 70 do duty, end were placed IN irons.
To-day the Crapo was taken in tow hv q
steamer aatwafd hannd, hus before the YES
eel was s.crnd Point Wilson. at the entrance
60 the bsy the men got their irons of, threw
them oveEb0ard, and forced the bark to re-
turn to port, whste she COW lies.
4 large boom OF sswlags arrived here &c.
day fer the new sawm0l. and the work Of
manufacturing lumber viii be ct once com
msnce1
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ENsTATE OF JOHN PRICE. DECEASED
r. Notice ia hereby given by the undersigned,
- q SwEETsFR. Administrator of the Estate
Of JOHN PRICE, deceased. 70 tho cred.
TORS Of and ali persons having claims against said
deceased 70 exhibit them, with the necessary aili-
daYits or vouchers within four mouths after the
nrst publication Of this notice. TO the administrator
1t the ofios Of Sweetser S Alsip, No. 10i5 Fourth
street. in the eity Of Sacramento. heyely designated
az the place for trahsacting the business OF said
Estate
Dated January 81, 1888
A. c. SwEETsEB, Administrator.
FREEMAN & BATES Attorneys for Estate.
fcf
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENT. RAJ PaCIFIC RAIaReAD.
AND UETI FUKTIHs EouCs,
TRalgs AID BEATS WILL LGkyE sAGaEKENTG

AZ FoLIows:
gsgA A. M.-isGadays execpted}-Aocoulno
OssS0 dstion Train 10 Marysville, Red EiGT szd
ReGdinE.
S,ssA a. sl.-Daily)-c 2. Eraiqrant Train ia
| Bs%S Ogden, Council Bluff and East
1904 A, M.-{Dsilyi-C. P. Iucile Szp7oss, va
ssvV BeDicia, for San FrSneiscn. Connects Ell
Suisun for Vallejo AMI Czli-toga- Second.
class passenger cars for San francisco
attached.
sG,aA 4. M.-ior as soon thereafter g prse.
ESsSS 5ieable-SundaJs excepted steamer f9r
San Francisco, touching st all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
.DA A. SE.-(Sundays eXcspted PASSENGER
AsUS Train for Woodland, WiiliaDlF, willows
li s 55sass. 4 5s sss 4 F R:as:;
Train FOR lone ands tLathrop with tie s. ?.
Atlantic Express Tor MADEIRA, Newhsn
tSanta Barbaral, Los Angeles, Yuma,
Marieopa (Prescotth Tucson, Benson
(Guaymas, Mexicol Denling a., 7. & S. F.
r. r., 81 Paso, and East, and Lozier,
Texas (l644 miles from San francisco
Connects also al Mics for San jose.
ss,ssga p. N.-{Daily-cr Express Tor
h'seSS Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff and Reddrng
0.AA ?. M.-(Daiyl-focal Passenger Train
fvsES for Auburn and Cotfax.
9.gEA J. M.-tDaiy) San francisco Passenger
SsSS Train, via Benica.
A:55 .oan nPa nah l. T E TO aa:aFo s
Tor Derning and Fl Paso.
esIs p. M.-(SundRys excepted, Passenger
V'Ao Train for Woodland and Knights Land.
log.
S,gg p. m.-Daily)-c. P. Atlantic Express
90 for Goliax, Reno carson end virginia.,
Battle Mountain EAAstin) Palisade
GnTekal, Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
a. N, TONHE.ss... .......s... General Manager
Z. Il. GooDMAN.. ..Genil Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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NEVADA.


CAEsoS, February 2lsk-The bill 60 make
the Assessors term of Office four years IN.
stead If two wss passed this evening. The
bill to consolidate the iass OF railroads in
different States was passed chs S5nats bill
to change the county seat Ct EsmerAlda to
Hawthorne dieE a large crowd OF lobbyists
TO Carson, aad the fight is very bitter. The
bill passed, aud the HOUSE adjourned until
Friday
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10 49,. wHoM ir MAY ooNcERN.

NOffcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
y sons having dealings With the late firm Of Z.
Z. BILLINGS & Co, thai !, as surviving partner
Of said firm, I'll collect all bills due to and pay all
ebts Of the said frIn, apd will continue said busi
ness until the saEnc can be in due eourse closed and
ettled. JANIS WOODBURY.,
Surviving partner Of the late firm OF E. L Billings
/, Sacramento, January 20. 1883. jz7-
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san Francisco stock sales.
AFTERNooN SESSION.
Ban FRAHC1soo. February 2lst.
nrc,r, .-r.rl, srasrnxr

Fresh cir, exercise. good food and Dr.. Ben
sons Celery and Chsmomiie Pills viii, when
used together, cure any case Of nervousness.
sick headache, or indigestion. They strength
en- the nervous system. Five thousand ply.
sicians prescribe them.
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A PUBLIC BESEFAcToR.-Ds. w. S. Wood
Justly deserves this title. being the originator
Of DR.. Woods Liver Regulator, q positive
cure fer indigestion, dyspepsia, sick headache,
bilious fevera, etc. This favorite remedy has
many friends here. Druggists.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

-, rranelsco water Tar-ErSrs TO
s,aoeacn Judge EereHzo saWyeF-Akih :
IA IesisIafurs-Th HGrser Trial ii Ne
ynda Ct.y-A 8uslnOus ships CfeW-Ihe
Captured Road Agen's-sueden beaih
M vsnaimo-LesisIsfiye Proceedings at
s,arsoa-1a hiagfOn's Birthday Etc.
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The Cau,ured stsre Robb.rs,

CLIFTON, February 2Ist-The three stage
robbers weIe aEgaigued bsfors Justice Mus.
grove this morning. They were each charged
with theft and attempted murder. Waving
examination, they were held in SIS, 900 each
to await The action of the District Court, and
win be taken 70 Slford tomorrow. They had
thsi photographs taken btf)re they wsrs
lodged = jill hare and wsre very muct
..aasal eRar l.
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BRITISH Cohr,sHIA.
sudden Death

VIcroBIA, February 2lss.-Captsin Thos.
1,siand, lately from Hamiison, 0at., died
suddenly at Naaaimo on Sunday Of heart dis
esse.
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M ~ WV
BREAKFAST.
BLACK DIAMslAD COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

raxHz ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABLO COAL. the most economical
shAt caa be used f7r stesm "a Ter sale IN lots 70 suit
ct EiAcl Disuioaaa Lazadiag, Contra Costa county
and st the once Of tie Company, eoutheast corne
Of Foson and Sposx streets, Ser Francisco
P. B. CORNWALL
DIT President B. d. G Co.
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WHAT gives a healthy appetite, an in
creased digestion, strength to the muscles,
aud tone to the nerves? Browns Iron Bit
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REDDISGs Russia Sslve has proved its
efficiency by test of 70 years constant use.
Try il.
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AsEENnNA.
tn. territorial LesIsInture.

Tucson, February 2lst.-A Prescott;
special ssys; TIE. woman suffrage bill was
lost in the Council by vote Of seven to
three. The House passed the bill aushoriz'
ing the Territorial Treasurer to redeem $780,.
0l0 Of the bonds issued to build road frcm
Pt q lix 10 Globe. In the Council the reso.
ln.ion to receive no bills after March 4sh was
,,uugrI
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CAPITAL FURrIrURg COMPANY.

GMPI 7 A. Or IIURE CO is FANNY.
MANUFACTURES FACTORY,
IVA conner Sixth and H streets 81 = ~
ware. rooms, 6i6 street, Sacramento. EAg
Goods standardand warranted AGAINST x IL
all climatic conditions. a home enterprise against
irnportations. Special designs made to order.
J IL AVERY, President
fe1 4plm f. AlER, Secretary ana Treasurer.
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lsraaA4 1lsrAroass 70 TaH RECORD. USI0s
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plONGsR LIVERY aTasLe..

7. D. s0BITER, .......:.............. Proprietor.
EFAoKs Gil GALL IT ANY gc2R.
a. dS.zot night ooSipss. 2hs5te.s * ssrs
koe$awsys, faroaeaes, B-ggtcs, stsh the " ~
best i5s5sscrs to be fosn5 "a sny livery s.an.e b.
tho east, sor hiF3 aoTzes keot IN lTeyy ?. refsoa
able r.ls Livery Stable Fourth street,, between
ard
PIKE Il YOUNG.
NfRaIAGE ~ ACTJJR ~. i..,
ess, corner q Fourth aud
Z streets, SseTaInsato, hsTe On 7sf-~fss!
hand tas iarsedt assortment 81 49, sl-s-Z-
Carriages, Wegoas ana Se9eie5 20 t. seurats saers
naapsn usirn thew ssiil sell ~ veI'v ifT sAtsz.
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now THROWN ON THE MARKET AT A SMALL ADVANCE !

Never since the beginning of the world there such chance
as now Everybody benefited The goods co. extensive
improvements viii change every Department.
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GOODS MARKED DOWN Full

HEAVY WATERPROoFs. marked {
IMPORTED and l2l
BRoeADE DRESS GOODS n shades
TERRA GOTTA CADET BLUE GRAY GARNET NAVY BLUE
MYRTLE GREEN BLACK slaughtered for 10 cents 12 cents and 20
yard
HEAVY TOWELS large szel and 81 dzar.
LINEN CRASHES,
HORSE BLANKETS two Srapsl for 81 20
BUGGY Pluhl Animal Patterns marked to Close 50 90
HARNESSES tiugkl reduced to s12 s14, SIG and SIS 90
A GOOD HEAVY BLANKET for 81 90
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A. n, TOWHE. General Manager
T. Ii. GOODMAN .Genil Pass'r and Ticket Agent
fao-suts
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FRANCE.

Tire explanation of Prime Minister
Ferry, in the Chamber of Deputies on
Thurs Of the proposed course of the
Government was in the line of a wise
policy. He pointed out that beyond ap.
plying the law depriving the Princes of
their military posts, no other action con.
corning them WAS deemed necessary. He
recognized the peril of the nation, and an.
nounced the confidence felt by the Gov
ernment TO protect it from all assaults. A
protectorate would be extended over
Tunis, the expenses of the occupation of
that country reduced, bold front pre-
sented to disturbing factions at home, a
strong arm extended to check assailants,
and attention be given to the prompt exc.
cution of public works. The Minister in
timsted that there would be manifest an
administrative policy that would, by its
fi.mness, command respect. That is un-
auestionably the greatest need of France
to-day. If the new Ministry is able to
sustain policy that will unite the friends
of the country, inspire confidence in the
Government and correct the financial er-
rors of the present, it will secure the per-
manency of the republic but in view OF
the present condition of affairs, these tasks
are heavy ones. The Frerch people need
guidance, as they always have. In space
OF ninety years their political constitution
has experienced nine changes. 1t is not to
be wondered at, then, that they should
watch the tide of affairs, fearful alike of
flood and ebb. The present is their wisest
and best experiment, and its outcome de-
ponds upon their leadership. They cannot
move on to permanency led by a Ministry
manifesting doubt of its own competency.
If the Ministry in the future, like the
President in the past, is to be SO careful of
the prerogatives of the Chamber that it