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Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
pecelred by n aIeoking Bird.

In secoud-story window of adwell- ing in Fifth avenue, Brooklyn, around the corner from the Fatbush avenue depot of the Long Island railroad, and overlooking the watering places for the horses on ex-Deacon Richardson s Seventh and Fifth avenue car lines, hangs a talented mocking bird in cage. It pipes all day and keeps it up late at night Regular passengers on tho horse-caFs have learned 10 look for tho birds notes. It whistles like master for his dog, chirps like robin predict ing rain, clucks ike q hen with her brood, and sgueaks like ahurt chicken. Of late it has learned to initiate the whistles which conductors on the open horse-ears use.
 To the grief of the hostler wiih the water pails. the bird succeeds to per lection in deceiying the horses The water supply is kept in thrcO pails on a low bench placed between the tracks. To save time both of the horses are watered simultaneously by two men who hold the fuil pails Of water to the horse's mouths. When the horses thirst is satisfied the conductor sounds the whistle twice. and the driver lOosens the brake. Then the horses start. Now, while yet the horses noses are in the waterpails the bird sounds two whistles.
 The horses. taken by surprise, and expecting the whip if they delay, tip the pai.s of wafer over the hosslers with their noses and plunge forward. Of course they can not go ahead, for the brake is on, and they are held back to Finish their drink, but the air assumes n blue tinge, owning 10 the picturesque profanity of the driver and hoStlers, - NeW Fork StIE.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
no w,.snr Very Rocont,

The hard lipes on the schoolmaster' s face gradually became obliIerated, and the stern features slowly 10 relax. His head dropped lower and lower, until it struck against hls hreaHt. The shock awoka him frcsn his slumber, and he opened his eyes in time to fiud the boys in all manner of groiGsque attitudes and pastures.
 Now, iihe sclioolmaster was nothing if not faCetiou:l He could blister n boys bol,h hands until they burned as if consumed by fire, and then torture him by perpetTating pun.
 On this occasion, as the lads met the calm and dispassionate gaze of the ''old man, their hearts Sank within them, and two or three of the more sa- gacioUs ones leaned their elbows on their desks and began to study for dear life. The joke was so worry recent that it made the old schoolmaster smile.
 Shooting a dark and ominous glance across the room in tEc direction of the now studious pupils, heOalled;
 'Wisef"
 ''Yes, sir hooking up with au inno- cent interrogatory in his eye.
 "Sit otherwise, And you Smith. likewise,
 Both lads tainted simultaneously.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
NJ wlsnout Annoyanne.


 The arrows of much sarcasm are dis charged at the bill-eollector, Surely he is an ultwelcome visitor but de- serves quite as much sympathy ns tho man on whose spirits he throwsa wet blanket. After climbing three flights of stairs, the collector enters tho office of tho ArkaRsa0 7gdgeilsf,
 ''Whag is it young mane'f
 q have little bill here from Nogins X Co, D handing him piece of paper. "Woll, taking the bill and looking at iL, "I'n step In some other lmo during tho week and pay itn
 That's what you said last month, colonel.
 'srhat'll do; I'm busy and don't want to be bothered -
 The collector enters alawver's office. live paid this thing once, says the lawyer.
 ''Nc, you said that you would pay it, but you haven't done so yet 7"
 'sThat'n do, sir. transact my busi- ness with the firm, and don't need any assistance.
 '.When shall l come againp"
 Never mind; I'll settle the bill {" Then the collector calls on very poliis man.
 Come in, sir; como in. Have a seat.
 ''Haven't time to sitdown. have Q little bill here.
 Yes. We'll, Ideclare l intended to coTne around and settle it. The fact is, l haven't any money nj present, but if you'll call round tomorrow afternoon, Ill probably be able to payyou. Good morning and as the collector retires the polite gentleman lnuses: .'Io-moT- row afternoon. Have an engagement iD the country"
 The collector stops man on the street and presents him Q bill. The man frowns and says:
 Il never pay bills on tho street, If you want to see me on business why don't you como to my oiiiceP"
 shortly afterward the collector enters the office, Here you are again. Don t give man any chance at all.
 You said that you transacted busi- ness in your office, n
 Never mind what I said. I shall tell your employers ofyour impudence. No use for further conversation, Tbat'n Go, I'm busy"
 No, the .bill-colieetor's life is not without it's annoyauceS.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
Aroh~olo&ical Find. in Greece.

There IS something so impractical in the Greek laws on the subject of e1ca- vation and exportauon of antique obo jects, that t is to be hoped that the shrewd common sense of the people will ere long see thpir inlpolicy. Ex- cavation without permission of the gov. ernment even on ons's own land. is punishable, and the government prao. tically contseates tine 1ud when the finders are feeble, and leyies tax of half its value when they are not EY- eryttine. therefore, is done in secret, and exportation by contraband is tho only possible manner Of proiiting by one good fortune. The peasant who finds m antique site carefully conceale ;t; and tho obj ct hc finds, instead of helping the archmologists 10 classify the antiquities by reference 10 their provenahce, arc sold to some one who removes them froza tie country, and s5 all clue is lost ot their true archeo- logical position. - " J SiilllBaB sil -Asgast Centl@ g.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
To Capital Seeking Investment.

N OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER. est in the two copper claims, with a large amount ef high grade copper ore in sight Plenty o8 wood and water on the clpilas. wapf s5 1eg to bay outstanding interests, develop claims and put them in bullion producing condition. ] will repay this SS5, ,o00 out of tle first copper produced, leaving you with . one-aalf interest in two good, developed claims, with good reduc- tiot works cn nraneiJy. You can secure yourself by desds to claims and an iln- nrnNemciits until mOneyis paid back, then divide propqrty isnd 20 ahead.
 Who wants ta investigate this in good faith
 l Call on or addfess JOHN D. BURGESS, Dunlap Postotliee, Gsaham County, Arizo- na- via Fort Grans sept s-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

The cholera i,anic in France recalls an incident Of the elder Dumas in 1862. His servant rushed into his room one day, crying; "lhe cholera is in Paris! A man has just fallen dead with it in the Rue Chaucbailn Dumas laughed, incredulaus. Hut 1t is perfectly true, Monsieur!n sait the scared domestic, "he is lying stark and stiff and as black as negro, though they have rubbed him for more than an hunr!' aHumpbl Perhaps they have rubbed him with $ blacking-brush. retorted DuInas, oarGles8ly; but within week he had the cholera, hlnself. severely. and would probably have died had not the servant given him aR overdose of ether by mistake. She gave him glassfui of ether, with . few drops of water, instead of the Trescrihed glassful of water with . few drops of ether. Du- mas swallowed il, lay unconscious for TWO hours and then awoko, conYales- cent
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
"elad News aor the lInrortunate.r

The world renowned sHenrys SpeeifieF positively cures Hll cstSes If Neryons Debil- lty aud weakness of the genernfi9e organs. In varied practice 0f over thirty years in treating mems diseases and dhtabllities. Henry's Specific has mel with unparalleled success, having gold dNEing that time np- ward of forty th6usand packages, and inii0 instance without sucetss when sSpeciiicf was Hsed as diFecttsl. This .'Speciiics is pleasant % take and does llni iiitelfesp NifiI business paSslists Sufferers may consult free, incl0sing stamp fslf reply. SSpeei6c,9 2 one dollar per package six for five dollars. sent free of detection, securely sealed by mail, on receipt Qf priee Address all euni- muliieatitsns 10 Wheeler & co., chemists
 lsg East Twenty-seyenth street. New York Clty. isn20 M
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

Dr. Blood and his wife of Ashby, Mass, wore riding by an oak tree just as t was RhiFered by lightning. They were stun 1ed. and . picture Of . branch of the oaltwas indelibly stamped ipon their bodlSs
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

lsa ncfcF- 3.sillng Cufs fer Sere5ns ac fll.y sShacst
 ed tItl,ily. SensiFg E weak ness, spcuaatatfis1 fesT V NANaSpp lpYastnes
 faralssis, sesrhacd and ail ne teFfztlc eeects q sgli-uhsag ycssAiulsal lies and e1scssss as Esa tumC ycarx srh as insa of nleiBrry isssitu1e, NtStiifBsitf tisglsas, ater.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
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EEaaOmict

Regular communlcation ef White Noun tatn Lodge, No, 3, A F sE N. A. meets phurgdagss on or succeeding caeii nlll Moon sot0usEiug Brethren ip good stand. iisg cordially inY;fe,i.
 By order Of the ". M
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

 of vision Aoisss b she Kicad ,he ,4iai sss8 rss.- ing uHahsrred D the urine, and gany stbef eis eases that lsad to insanity snd death,
 DR, mANTiRNili agree tofoft,it FlyH llENrsxa polAsEs for ease q this Kind the ittI. EFsF FuRA ils Etundef his sToeial sdsicc and srcatsncp t ngt cRne, er for NRytAing impuro or iaiuyi6ln fag m is nR. MINTiE tseatS an gEiVais dfSascs suesr, fnlly without ueralirJ. C0nsuiankian k'ree Thorough eSalnnstipr and advice inc,aaiisg sfalr ss os urine g Pes n NiFAt isSssfcgAf.Sz Sz ss t bottle, of four times the qllAntie s5 scn; fs any address epon receip; pfire oF C Q I. ste3fe from observation, and in prigate nann W ssssirs8 !,
 A. E. MaN3fE. MD
 II ksarnty ttreet, San Fsaress4e Cal DIR. MHNTKEsS Nfdney Remedy Nc. pbrctieatas cures ali Kinds 1f idrsy and asssles complaints Senorrh1e, Giect 5.euc5rsSoa Fors9is by ai drgGsstS Sl o0 boste sia lotgles igs sS os DR. M&NIEE'% DaHaeIiun EstttN sre the best and cheapest DysrEs1FS aAd Bitor snse ia me maFkcs For sale an dnaggSsis s-i7-t Na-SAMPLS BOTTLE, FREE stas as asp,es cation py ietter stating symrtouIS scS ut. ass Communications strictly conidcHtinl
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
ElM. ALLYN.

2Bll Kearney Street San Francisco Cal 0fiiee h0ttrs 9 to daily 6 to Seyening Sundays, 2 Co I2 only
 P.S. ! have VEGETABLE COMPOUND. the result Of igang gears of special practice and bard study, which under my special advice hds nsga fa3led ef suceses iil tho cure of LOST MANHOOD. PHosTAToRRTlgA ete.
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
nIaEAar,n nR I'M

All applying to me will receive my koR- est opf9s6a Of their colnplaints-Ne expert nontiilg. iiguaraniee psssyfSs eifss in every ease 1 undertake, or forfeit Sl Doe; Iojasultati0n inriitice or by letter F'lsgE and strictly private. Charges reasonable. Thor Ollgh examlnaii9n, inelHding chemical aud plieTpsc0pieal analysis of urine and advice, $500. Can or RtltfreSs
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
MosFfTAL ENPERIExCE,

Having been siirg9on iil charge Of two lesIding hGspiialsl enables me @ treat all PElgafe tF0Nblss N'itll excellent results l wish it distinctly untiersi0oil that { do not claim to perform inpossibiliiies, or 0 have miraculous or supernatural power. l ciaim
 only % De skillful ard successful Physi. elan and Surgeon, tRowsgsiy informed in nay speclalty-~
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
'HAK TA for tue working class. Send
 SkNEAlASs 10 cents for postage snd He

GOLD Sr o csa tas TSas for pas,sse ,ss' saS is as will Maii yci, fres. q royal. sRluAbse box ef saIrige goods that VIII put yeu 10 the way of malyiDgm0rc Eippev in s ft'w dFvS than YOU eyer tlioNght nssssitle at any business. Capit;il not regnifell Wc will start ten. Yoa esq work all file lime or lii snare tlnte only. Tho wNrS $ aTiigprsaglF ssis4ssei s1 both sexes. young end 0ia. fot eslt elSiiy That all who want work His.Y tess ths hh,e- ress, we make tiiis nnpaYsieifst ot9nr ta an who are 1iCt well Salt tsti'a tc will scgti 8l tn paN fnT tlN iroa&e Ql lyfiting slS Full particulars direriiens. h. seag frrc fDftines Will hs iafde 8y ihfse wh0 xive tlieir wh0lr time i0 liig W3fS f;reat Sfts- CESS absolutely sure Dott ,,elr StSxt unw. Hsldscss Sr.ssSs Eo I,atfsgua Hf&gslA s4e
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29

A ~ EffAIrEses wanted for EHe Lives fN N H1dta A tJ tf ali the I'residents of he E $. Tbe iargest, laBdsoAest best hss9S ever sold for less Than twice cpr price. The sastesf cling book in Amprsea. lan- mouse praiits Co a3eutS All infcilleent people want it Als one san bcconie d successfll agent Terths frca HAtrfsrr
 3esN 2. oTfisnd Maine decks 4 N
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
pr. MIN TIE

tSrEcIALIsT AND 6RABrArE,l No. III, Kesvay st., san TrARci~ee. Cal. Treats al Chronic, Special sgd FTtrate
 Diseases with Wonderful Suegess The Great ERrIsah ssm.e.Iv-
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
s2co nEwAED.

Cross on left hip, FsT niai iks-c1lp right and under-cut in each ear.
 Tie ab0se reward will te tssia hy tue UH dersignCd for Information iEag will igad Co the conviction of any aRe guilty Of defacing. altering, or la any way ehaBelng the above described brands or ear marks or Sgealing cattle bearing them
 Range SlcAIiilrn, Post Oii.ce address Globe, Gila County, A. T
 aug. g-tf F. STANLEY,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-29
DR. ALIENS
TIE EXPERT SPECIALIST,
NOB NG M IyN

And nliddle-aged men, who ara suffering fl0lA tie effects of T0iithfui Indisefetiops og EXcesses it lllaturef years, Nervous and Physical Debility, Impotence, Lest Man
 hood, eonfrsi0R 0f ideas, dull eyes. ayei sion face, loss 0f energy aud nlelaory, frequency of ufinatIng etc. Remember that by eollt' binati0n Of rsgdat8s Eemsdiss of great cufa. tisG power, tE Doctor has sn arranged his treatment tha.i it will not oniy afford itnnle-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-05
Registration and Naturalization.


SACRAMENTO, July u, 1881.
The attention of voters is called to the i'm
portance of
Registration and Naturalization.
No man win be allowed to vote at the election
this Fall, unless he has received his naturaliza-
ton papers at least NINETY DAYS prior to the
day of election The latest date, therefore, in
which naturalization papers can be taken out,
to entitle the holder to vote, is AUGUST 5, 1851.
Republicans throughout the county should give
this immediate and constant attention. that
there may be no votes lost.
Section of Article IL. of the State Constitu-
ton, says: Every native male citizen of the
United States every male person who shall have
acquired the rights of citizenship under or by
virtue of the treaty of Queretaro, and every
male naturalized citizen thereof who shall have
become such ninety days prior to any election,
of the age of twenty-one years, and shall have
been a resident of the State one year next pre-
ceding the election, and of the county in which
he claims his vote ninety days, and in the cleo
ton precinct thirty days, shall be entitled to
vote at all elections which are now or may here
after be authorized by law
The Republican County Committee have es-
tablshed Headquarters at the Office of Hart Il
White, Attorneys-at-law, upstairs in the Suffer
Building, at the southwest corner of Filth and
J streets, Sacramento, aud have appointed Lin
coin White to furnish all necessary information
to persons who desire to vote the Republican
ticket relative to naturalization, transfer OF
registration from other counties and registra-
ton.
The Headquarters will be open from 9 \ NJ. to
5 P. NJ, and from to P. NJ. each week day: and
from to P. NJ. on Sundays for that purpose.
No person will be allowed to vote whose name
is not upon the Great Register of the county
THIRTY or more days prior to the day of cleo
ton. Persons removing from other counties
into this can procure transfers, and should do
so without delay, as the time is short.
WIN. j. DAVIS, Chairman.
NORMAN 5. NICHOLS, Secretary. jy24-istd
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nr.La Mars,seminaI pius cure all cases of

Seminal Weakness Nervous Debility, Loss of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, Invol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
Oyer-indufsence, Indiscretion and Abuse. DR..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimn-
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual organs, and give new lease of
life-with power TO enjoy ito all who expe-
Price, 81 50 per bottle Sent by mail on receipt OF
price, or by Express, c. o. d. Address all or
ders, A. MCBoYLE & CO., Druggists, San Fran
CISCO p 0. Box 1852, jy3l-3m
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Despair not, neither man nor maid,
Although your mouth has suffered i'll,
Although your teeth are half decayed,
You can still save them, if you will.
A little SOZ0D0NT be sure
viii make all balmy, bright and pure.
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PRACTICALLY

The man who pays cash usually receives
an inferior article and gets scantier c0ur-
tesy than the favored individual who Is al
ways in debt and always expects to remain
in debt. No doubt it is a legacy from the
Old World customs, this fondness of shop
keepers for putting mans name down in
their books. In some departments of re-
tail trade such thing as q cash transaction
is almost unknown Take the tailors for
instance. Nine-tenths of those i'll this city
keep what they call Running accounts with
their customers. The end of the year or
the half year rarely sees them squared.
There is always some balance remaining,
and too often it is a large one. Talk with
any first-class tailor and he will tell you
that he could afford to sell you Il suit of
clothes
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
If he could get cash from all his customers.
Yet ten minutes after a full-blown beat, y
with nothing but assurance and the intro
duction of another of his kind who makes
an occasional payment to save his credit,
will get measured for costly suit, paying,
if anything, only a merely nominal de
post. This thing is repeated with endless
variations, but it never seems to inject any
hard common-sense into the tradesmen.
The glamour of the credit system is over
him and blinds him to the defects of his
methods >
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Go to Golden Eagle Oyster & Chop House,
Open day and night. ADAM DAMN. Prop. mill I'm
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MATERIAL SHOWING,

While the principle demonstrated would be
of great advantage to all branches of trade.
Mechanics are eager TO unite to protect
their interests against the devices of capt
talists, or the competition of inferior work
men. On the same principle, why should
not the honest purchasers who come with
cash in hand unite to protect themselves
against the large class who run up bills
with no expectation of ever paying more
than a small share of them? 1t is legiti-
mate defensive measure which is strictly
honorable, and which only needs little
generous cooperation and confidence to
make a success.
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Original Campi Restaurant and Oyster
House. SOC J st. Meals cooked in French, Italian
or American style. JOHN MATROVICH, Prop.
m14-1m
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Go to Fred Lindner's, coo X st.-Head-
quarters of First Artillery Band for TANSILLS
PUNCH, Americas Finest &c. Cigar. jel9-tf
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Burnett's Cocoaine, the Best of All Hair
Dressings.-lt allays irritation, removes all
tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the action
of the capillarieS in the highest degree, thus
promoting vigorous and healthy growth of
hair. Its effect upon the glossiness and richness
of the hair is such as cannot be surpassed.
BURSETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are the best.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A Fine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d

Russia Salve has wonderful healing power
over all flesh wounds, scalds, sore joints etc,
o21yTu1hS
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BRIEF NOTES.

WE. Gerber received last month 1909 so,
| fees as County Recorder, and 500, fees as
Auditor.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived this
morning.
The Sacramento river was at standstill
yesterday, at IL feet 5 inches.
Representatives and all who intend to go
to the Great Council, Imp. o. R. NJ must as
semble at the depot by 1910 P. NJ. to-day.
In this city yesterday there was very lit
tie sunshine, but plenty of clouds and a
few sprinkles of rain The air was decid-
| edly warm, Notwithstanding.
Robert Allen, lessee of Agricultural Park,
advertises for proposals for various privll-
eyes at the Park during the fair. He will
receive bids up to the 18th inst.
The short-distance running horse Little
Alp is expected to arrive at Agricultural
Park from the lower country to-day TO train
for his 600-yard race with John Adams big
mare, September 9th.
The Great Council of the Improved Order
of Red Men meets at Nevada City this
| evening. 4 large delegation from Sacra-
mento will go over by the 1910 P NJ. train
to-day to attend its sessions.
Chief Jackson has under arrest, on suspi
cion of larceny, a man whom he found en-
deavoring to sell No. 10 Moore breech-
loading shotgun under suspicious circum-
| stances. The owner is requested to call and
| claim it.
The next term of Napa Seminary, thor
ough and popular institution for young
ladies, will open Monday, August 18th. In
formation concerning the matter can be
| obtained by addressing the Principal, Miss
X. V. Darling, Napa City.
The California and Oregon train brought
a very large load of passengers to Sacra-
mento Yesterday, the cars being so thor
oughly filled that many had to stand up.
A large portion of the passengers were
families bound for the seashore resorts.
The following arrests were made yester-
day William Garrett, John Duffy and J,
Nealy, by officer Ash, for being drunk :;
Nellie Clark, by officer Rider, for exhibit
ing; Henry Miller, by officers Ash and
Rider, for petit larceny; NJ. Carrigan, by
officer Rider for disturbing the peace.
All Ching, Chinaman employed ON D.
n Hershey's ranch, in Yolo county, COM
mitted suicide last Friday night-at least
he was found Saturday morning hanging
from the limb of tree, dead. He COM
planned on Friday OF being sick and said if
he lived until the next morning he was
coming to Sacramento to see a doctor.
The habeas corpus case of a. & A. He'll
bron, brought to test the legality of the
city ordinance under which these gentle
men were arrested for misdemeanor in
connection with the slaughter-house cases.
came up for hearing before Judge McFar-
land yesterday morning, and resulted in his
remanding the petitioners. The matter
will now, it is understood, go before the
Supreme Court
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A Fine Hair Dressing.-Cocoaine dresses
the hair perfectly, and is also preparation un-
equaled for the eradication of dandruff. The
superiority of BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
consists in their purity and great strength.
fe1-lmTuThS
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Lundborg's Perfume, Ednia-
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily Of the Valley.
mrS-ly
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THEORETICALLY,

The man who goes into any store and pays
cash for an article ought to get more for
his money than the man who buys on
merchants books for months, and finally
pays only the bare amount without inter
est-the same sum which the cash Gus
toner handed over the counter six months
or 81 YEAR before