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Driving Without Hands.

The Gatherer, In Casselrs Family Magazine
new method of driving horses by means
of the feet, SO as to keep the hands warm in
cold stormy weather, has been introduced re-
Gently The method can be used either with
or without the ordinary plan Of Handwriting.
the latter being resorted to in genial weather
If preferred. The feet rest on q firm hoard
and the horse is guided by raising or lowering
the toes, thus bearing on one or the other rein
which pass over the pulley mounted on the
front board of the vehicle as shown. The
serted in the pockets of his great coat. The
apparatus can be attached to any vehicle In a
very few minutes and can be used by a yerv
young person. When the driver leaves the
vehicle there is gentle bearing on the horses
mouth, which tends to keep him Quiet
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Philadelphia's Latest Gran.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.

The two charming English ladies who have
come over as head nurses Of Blockley have set
the girls wild. They flock with wild enthu.
siasm to the lectures Of Dr. White and the
scramble for tickets makes the excitement over
Assembly" tickets tame and uninterestine
The dear creatures find 1t just a trif1e steen
now and then, but they pack the amphitheatar
and just dote over the stalwart subjects that Dr.
White uses for his demonstrating. Il is clio.
rious to think that the nurse craze may last
long enough to make the next generation of
nurses. - -
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nFF1CE OF W. w LAMR MD,
~ l24s HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER g. 1884
MESSRS. EISNER d HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS
MALT EXTRACT, O. $. OF A,
800 RACE ST, PHILA DELPHIA
DEAR SIRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF'S
f MALi EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
~ Mf ,PRINATE PRACTICE. AND HAVE
s sTnoSNS IT Rr ~ BE Ell THE Rest HEALTHR
Known. HAVE FOUND TT ESPECIALfY
G GOOD, IN PERSONS CONVALESCTNG FROM
fL,N IN, IN CASE OF DYSPEPSIA FOR
WWJRIAH kTkRs c NHTTIR 81 AND. IN CASES OF
TROUBLES. MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN RY
I'VE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SE1II-MONTH-
81 AND ABOUT MILLION OF BOTTLES M
FIN THHIE. ~ By ny, YOU HAVE PASSED MY INsPEC-
nIQN N THE CUSTOM-HOUSE SATISFACTO-
RILY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY
w. W. LAMB, Md,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR e. s
- PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
MMIrHoUT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
HOtE. AND "MORITZ EISNER" ON THE NECK
W IN E-n Dull fe26th,stu
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~ d ID EEK mn 90 MILL Y -

DR.. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera,
tor Is made expressly for the cure Of derangements
OF the provocative organs Whenever any debility of
tae generative organs occurs, from whatever cause
the continuous stream of electricity .permeatng
through the parts must restore them to healthy &C
tion There Is no mistake about this instrument
Years Of use have tested it, and thousands of cures
are testified to- Weakness from Indiscretion In
capacity Lack OF Vtgor, Sterilityn fact any trouble
of these organs cured Do not confound this with
electric belts advertised all ills from head to
toe This Is for the ONE specified purpose For cir
culars giving full information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO.
au3eo 1O8 Washington street, Chicago
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Ducaos AL1MEsrARr Elrx1R

Its principal Ingredient PURE MEAT. is scientific
ally formulated with medical remedies, giving
deray stimulating properties invgorating the vital
forces without htguing the digestive organA
In TYPHOID, WILLOW and MALARIAL Fsvss it b
Invaluable, giving strength 10 overcome these maiig
nant diseases Highly recommended by leading Ply
sacans Of Paris q tonic for convalescents and Veal
persons; also for lung diseaseA
z FoUGERA q CO., Agents, NY
my81-w&s sold ~ AL DnuooWzA
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Dn HA1sEs
GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABIT
1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea without the
knowledge of the person taking it. is absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patien is moderate drnker or an
alconohc wreck. 1t has been given in thousands of
cases, and in every instance perfect cure has fol-
lowed 1T NEVER FAILS The system once impreg
mated with the Specific, it becomes an utter mposs
bility for the liquor appetite to exist.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors.
Cincinnati Ohio.
For Sale by
r. K. HELPHENSTINE
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE,
corner l4th and streets also corner 14th street and
Vermont avenue, Washington, DC
Call or write for circulars and full particulars dl9eo
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nR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
u only reliable Ladies' Physician In the city, can
De consulted daily, ll6 st., between LIST and I'd d W.
AN female complaints and irregularities quickly re-
moved Prompt treatment Correspondents and
consultations strictly confidential Separate rooms
ior ladies' Office hours-llto4 and to Sp.mja24l me
nR ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECIAIIST
II who stands high In his profession; IL acnowledged
fTsssmsnt and Sqre Of frivais Nervous and Chrome
Of the system. Bladder Kidney and all diseases ofths
Urinary Organs Recent cases positively curedin to
days No mercury or causcs used. Can be conenlted
every "Wednesday and Saturday from 70 op.m. 81 his
Once 466 NV Rstere 70 leading rhysicians Of Hatr
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CONCENTRATED
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER.
q DYSPEPSIA
= SICK HEADACHE =
CONSTIPATION. -
The three oils that make life burden promptly and
positively relieved by
"A Y ES q r T E NJ EDY,
CRAB ORCHARD WATER
In use for 20 years successfully and recommended by
physicians everywhere Price 55c bottle
GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS are only sold
I'D sealed paper box packages at Zoe. and 25c
See that Grab Apple trade mark is on all labels
No Genuine Crab Orchard Salts are sold in bulk
Buy only Grab Apple Brand. Sold by all Drug
gsts.
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HOME MATTERS.

vRESCH AND ENGLISH LENTEN FARE-soME
NOVELTIES FOR DESSERT - ADIRONDACK
GRInDIE CAKES-A HINT To HUsBAND-SEEK
ERS-yARIOUS USEFUL RECIPES
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucas
$4,000 FIRE!!l
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE co.'s FACTORY DE
STR0YED.
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES
We have now positive orders to SEN at auction the
balance Of Silver Plated Ware. Bronses. Mantle Clocks
and Table Cutlery saved nom their late fire. TO settle
tie accounts and rebuild the factory.
Plated Ware has been sold in this city in last ten
years thus proving that goods found strictly repre-
sehted VIII always be appreciated
We shall commence to sell the above stock at our
MoSDAY, FEBRUARY fIiif ps'f fss
and N n s5 a. and doatnue T ene2
day until sold.
We give our personal guarantee that the goods will
s ae GHsd s e and plate
The salesroom has been fitted mp for the DISPLAY Of
these elegant goods Well heated for the comfort Of
visitors Chairs viii be furnished the ladies, who
respectfully invited.
opt-town purchasers have goods carefully
packed
fec-lot WALTER q. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
W Auctoneers,
Will sell at auction. at the National Loan Office 1907
9TH street northHes
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY TwENTY-EIGHTH,
1885, AT SEWN p. NJ, AND MONDAY
MARCH SECOND. ATSEVEN p. NJ.
large and varied assortment of Unredeemed
Pledges, consisting of
Ladies and Gents Geld and Silver Watches open
and hunting cases: Gold Chains and Necklaces Gold
Earrings Pins, Bracelets and Crosses Plain and Set
ilnss; Lockets; Buttons; solid Silver and Plated
Ware diamond Rings and Pins; Mirrors Carpets:
hugs Blankets Flutes; Cutlery NRlises; Books Car
plerS Tools Cloth and silk Patterns: Ladies Coats
circulars and nolnlons; Gents Coats. Pants and
NeS 5: Ladies' Dresses Overcoats and listers: Shoes
ami Boots Guns RevOlvers; Umbrellas FluIing Ma
cnlneS Clocks, Bibles; COrsets Musical Instruments
OF all kinds; Table { 10th; Napkins: Albums.
Iaftes holding tickets viii please take notice.
fZ'-ot III. COHEN, 1907 9TH St
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR AND NINE. sELDEN, PROFESSORS OF
- Obstetrics since 1855 skillul treatment for ali
female complaints; every accommodation for patients
once lIO5 Lincoln ParkPlace ne. Capitol Hill. f24-St
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
~ or two of DR.. BROTHERS. Invigoratng Cor
dial VIII cure any of seminal weak ness nervous
debility and impoteucy. 1t imparts vigor TO the
whole system. SO6 ST. s.w. fe2l-lms
IT HAS NEVER BEEN NTRADTCTED THAT
L DIR. BROTHERS is the Oldest established adyer-
Using Ladies Physician in this CITY, Ladies' YOU can
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS. 9O6 ST. sw
Particular attention paid TO all diseases peculiar to
ran troubles successfully treated AY- Board, with
good accommodations, and kind efficient nurses fur
nlshed to those who may desire to stay a few days
In the city under his treatment fe2l-lmS
nR: ROBERTSON, THE WELLKNOWN PLY.
stefan and surgeon and the oldest reliable special
LIST In Baltimore city, can be consulted In Washington
400 G st: NV, near 4l2 ST., from to 9 p M, on al
private diseases Both Consultations confden,
tlal and guaranteed in every case Main Offices
~ y. Liberty ST., Baltimore, Nd. fe16-3m
nEBILITY OF THE GENERATTVE ORGANS
- quickly cured by the Cviale Method Adopted
In all the hospitals of France Prompt return vgor
S SfHssf fne y E w
100 Fulton st., New York. ap3thstu
DR. DODDS NERVINE, No. pa PERMANENT
II Cure for Nervous and Physical Debility Loss O
Sold at sTANDfFoRBs. ST. cloud PHARMACY @ cor
ner 9th and SITS. Price 81.
Sent by mail sealed. au26-tuts
DENNYROYAL PILLS.-CHICHESTERiS ENG
incose four cent stamps to Chichester Chemical Co,
NO. 2ol3 Madison Square, Philadelphia Pa mylO-eod
A CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING
"a nom errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
send recipe that will cure you Free OF Charge This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
JOSEPH fNMxS. ssation B. Ses York. 70 rev.
oc4-stu ,th&K
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y
i have Q positive remedy for the above disease. by
It's use thousands of cases of the kind and Of
long standing have been cured Indeed so strong Is
my faith In its efficacy that will send two bottles
free together with valuable treatise this disease
70 any sufferer Give express and post Office address,
DIR. L. A. SLOCCM, ISL Pearl St, n. Y. n29-eo&K6m
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS 9O8 2
~ ST. sw, appeared before me and made oath that
CITY, and will guarantee a cure In ali cases of yenerea
disease, and furnish medicine, charge the poor
FURNISHED medicine free. Consultation and advice
free at any hour during the day Subscribed and
sworn to before me by DIR. BROTHERS, April Cd 1854
f141m" SAMUEL H. WALKER, Notary Public
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
~ :, ladies' Az female complaints quickly cured.
hours from to pm. with ladies only. ja22-2ms
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: FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.

A million people attended the funeral Of Vic
tor Hugo.
meeting of the Gordon memorial com
n mittee IN London, it was decided to abandon
the project of q Gordon memorial hospital at
Fort Said, to be free for the i'll and injured Of
az nations, and seek some new and more salts
factory form for the proposed memorial =,
An ant-Parnelite pamphlet is being cir
culated in Dublin. 1t charges Mr.. Parnel
with corrupting the national press, and using
national profession in order to be able per-
manently to govern ireland from Westmin.
ster. Itcalls Mr.. Parnell converted Catalina
VINO has abandoned the emo rent policy since
he obtained possession of q landed estate and
property in funds.
The Colombian government has rendered
thanks to Jouett Naval officers who were on
the recent Panama expedition say that tho
people of Panama were anxious that the
United States should make its temporary
possession Of Panama permanent They said
that under the existing circumstances itwould
be impossible for the country to remain in a
peaceable condition for any length of time.
Sir Peter Lumsden, in an interview in Con.
stantinople, said: If the Russians had been
confined to the stdesert zone" no plausible
pretext would remain for them to seek to ex-
pduo u ~ ouCIU&Cu.s WI ,tuat llUllt QaQ
been overstepped then the water supply, pas
turage and other elements Of Russian chicane
arose to complicate the matter For this rea.
son Sir Peter believed thatthe difficulty had
been only smoothed over, and the object Of
Russia in her recent demonstrations against
the integrity Of the territory OF Afghanistan
was to concentrate the attention of Great Brit
ain by directly menacing her Indian interests
in order that Russia might have freer scope
for her operations in the direction Of the pos
sessions Of Turkey. s-l5.S. 81, -; =.
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=
The Columbian Government has a
unique way Of furnishing its rebels.
Aizpnru and half a. dozen Of his follow
ers Of the late Panama revolt are to be
conveyed to the headwaters Of the ANA
zon, placed in canoes with three months
provision, and sent floating down the
river into wilderness never but once
penetrated by white man, inhabited
by savage sannibals, venomous rep
adles, ferocious animals, and where
clouds Of mosquitoes. deadly miasmas
and terrible heat are horrors added to
the dreariness and desolation Of the
land. This cruel mode Of punishment
is certainly original.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Another mons trou. Desal oation.

Another nfonstrous Defaloation. s
New York Special: The absence of Paying
Teller Scott from his desk in the bank of the
Manhattan company at 40 Wall street. caused
anxiety, which led to meeting Of the direct
ors, and . hasty examination Of his accounts.
It required but little time to find that he
had left deficit Of a16o,6l0.42 The
manager Of the clearing house was at
once notified Of the fact and at the same time
informed that the bank had surplus, after
deducting this amount, of 1925, 600 over its
capital Of 81, 050,000 This is all the informa-
ton that can be obtained, and this comes in an
official way. MI. Hays, the president Of
the bank, was seen at his residence at
midnight The defaulting letter is Rich
ard s scotts Mr.. Hays says that a
messenger was sent to SCOTS house by the Of
hcers OF the bank, but neither Scott nor his
wife was at home Mrs. Scott was finally found,
but she said she knew nothing about her hus-
band's whereabouts, and supposed he was at
the bank. ,s ,5}s.
AT the first examination of tho book" said
Mr.. Hays, 1--WE could find no false entries in his
books, but after we had counted the gold we
found that he: had charged us with just as much
more gold as is the amount of the defalcations.
BY this, of course, the books were made to bal
lnce exactly Mr.. Scott is about forty-fve
years OF age, and has been connected with the
bank for twenty years, his salary being about
$4,000. am not positive of the exact sum. He
has always borne good reputation"
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11

Gen. Sherman and the Young Cadets.
In reply to on invitation to the annual hop of
The graduating cadets, Gen. Sherman writes
from St Louis. #E ~
My Dear Youngsters and Associates: Ihave
your beautiful card Of invitatation for your
graduating hop. It will come off, and then
your trouble begins. But will not cast
shadow before ! cannot come to West Point
this year, but wish you and all of you the
realization of the bright dreams which now agi-
tate your brains. No man, however wise, can
look far into the future, but the man who is
best equipped with knowledge and address
will win the prize in the near future. Enjoy
life when you can, but be ever ready for work
when called upon. thank you for remember
Ing me upon this festive occasion, and hope
that you will remember with respect and
affection those who have gone before you in
the same career 2'fi75-3s' 247s$sss 4
Malvern Hill Barnum, one Of the invitation
committee, is son of Gen, Bar mum Of Com
9ecticut, SO named because on he day when
Barnum was fighting at Malvern Hill this boy
was born. 4 & 4; I!
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Reproves the Archbisho !, ,

Goblet, minister Of public instruction Of
France, has published reply to the protest Of
Archbishop Guibert against the .'descration"
pf the Pantheon by It's preparation for the re-
eepton Of the body Of Victor Hugo, NJ Goble
says: i5;afE Est
He dhe archbishop) exceeds the rights Of his
sptScopacy in the feeling he has exhibited at
Aae discrimination of the government to restore
HE Pantheon to its original purpose a receipt
lale for the remains Of the really great men of
bishp are at variance with his duties as d citi-
zen toward the government aYou are not
authorized, says NJ Goblet 9by any preroga-
live of your Office to discuss the acts Of the
government Goblet reminds the archbishop
hat his present attitude is not likely to render
more harmonious than they now are the re-
hions Of church and state. Z n
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11

A Boston minister in late sermon
on amarrisges" states that in Massachu-
setts N 1860 there was one divorce to
80 marriages, in 1875 1 to every 20, and.
in 1888 ! to every IL. In New England
1000 families are broken up by divorce
every year. This alone is an appalling
state Of affairs. Along with the in +
crease il divorce moral poison has in
creased. II the period between 1861
20 divorce increased two and one half
times in freq uency, while crimes against
chastity and morality increased three
fold The preacher thinks the only
remedy is aehigher idea Of marriage,
and changes can only be ayerted when
young men and women look at matri-
mony as . means Of moral elevation
and spiritual enlightenment.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11

% T
The glut Of money in the great banks
Of Europe is something phenomenal.
The Bank Of England has gained in
specie and bullion during the past four
months about e5 800, 900, or nearly
$27, 300, 900, and its rate Of discount has
run down to II per cent. per annum.
The Bank Of France has, IN little over
two months, gained in specie and
bullion about $40 900, 900, but that in
$stitution seldom changes its rate of dis.
count, which has been kept for long
lime at three per cent. These facts
simply show e great stagnation in busi-
ness affairs AMI lack of uses for money.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11

Col. Robert Ingersoll makes money
easier than anybody save an operatio
prima donna. His lectures net about
q thousand dollars each, over expenses.
In fact his only expenses are his own,
and those Of business manager. inolud-
ing q moderate amount Of advertising
and rent Of hall or theatre. II he
wants to raise ten thousand dollars all
he has to do is to spend ten evenings IN
reciting the same lecture. He has FREE
quently repeated this programme.
Some Of his opponents say that money
is his sole object, and this rather mill
tates against the great lecturer.
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\ Hx.oov. H 4 4, =: a,r rat,ur.

e& Keene, N. q. dispatch: The liabilities Of ex-
Gov. Hale, who has just failed, may reach 81
0OO. 600 His house here and INTEREST," the Keene
Chair company were attached for over $277, 90
BY MI. Parks, er-- Gov. Hale's agent, and several
Of the naionsl banks Of Keene. It Is not known
to what extent the liabilities are secured Sew
eral banks hold Mr.. Hale's paper. II Ia re-
ported that Senator Blair and Frank M. Jones.
OF New Hampshire are among the chief indor
sers Of Hales paper. It is said that one year
ago Mr.. Hale's statement showed him to Be
worth $70l, 600 with liabilities Of 500. OO0
The assets in this city are very light IT IA
rumored that MI. Hale's Investments for two
or three years past have been very unsuccess-
full, and that he has lost heavily in railroad
enterprises. 9. ~ ;, II
4. sEx-Gov. Hale's failure has involved large
number OF Boston people and banks.
/: Henry Hale of New York, brother Of the ex-
governor, is said to be involved 80, 600, and
John Hale, another brother, $40 900 81
One OF his unsuccessful enterprises was the
Lebanon WOODEN mill, in which he sunk over
$50, COO Another unfortunate scheme was the
purchase Of an island near San Francisco. with
the idea of starting mammoth sheep OF cat
tie rancho. Gov. Hale was interested in mines
In Idaho, and it is said numerous New Hamp-
$shire farmers invested aud lost heavily, Al
other scheme was the purchase Of the Hotel
Avon, this city, which also proved disastrous.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11

The patriotic veteran who gave up a
pension Of $40 per month, because he
thought the government had already
paid hin enough for the injury he had
received in its defense, furnishes an ex-
ample worthy the emulation Of other
robust pensioners, but which is not
likely to be generally followed. The
fact that during the month Of May &c.
/ 900, 900 has been paid out in pensions
proves that the government takes good
care of those who risked their lives in its
behalf.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11

Unless all reports from the winter
wheat growing states have been much
exaggerated, there is q very poor
prospect for the growing crop. In the
Southern States not half crop is ex-
pected and the poor farmers will have
q hard year. 9a I'll III.
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worth not less than %, o0o, 900, the newspaper
paying him every year 9 per cent on q, o0o, 600
Senator W. b Allison, accompanied by his
private secretary, Joseph Morgan, left Dubu.
que recently for Europe, where he will spend
me summer. The senator is; travelling for his
W. E Ellis, o very popular conductor on
the Manitoba road, who has been i'll for some
time with consumption, died at his residence
on Francis street, Dayton's bluff. He leaves .
wife and one child
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11

83 On April 30 last the wife Of Hans Roilis en-
tered school while In session IN tie town, Of
Erickson, Renyills COUNT, armed With large
2 some Of the pnpils The little danghter OF
Gabriel g. Osmnnds0n, aged seyen years,
screamed with sudden fright as . blow from
the stick struck the seat Ia front of her, and
two or three days after she became inaane, "
4 III the minds 81 her ~ lending physicians that
I her insanity WAS caused by the act mentioned.
The woman Ii now being prosecuted for dis
turbing the school, and q suit for hohyy dam
ages will be the next step. ss3
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11

The rule was recently reaffirmed by
the United States Supreme Court that
the term fraud" in the clause defining
the debts from which a bankrupt is not
relieved from a discharge under the
Bankrupt act means positive fraud or
fraud in fact, involving moral turpitude
pr intentional wrong not implied
fraud, which may exist without bad
faith. 3 D! i =. Il !. -