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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09
An April shower, Monday night.

An April shower, Monday night.
Baldwin schools again commenced,
last Tuesday.
Don't forget that maple syrup, on
subscription
Tie plains are barren of SHOW, once
more.
The boys were out Will, their kites,
last Monday.
Balls AMI bats were brought into use,
once mere, on Monday.
Two more weeks, aud the STAR will
be twelve years old.
Mrs. p. Pool. of Cato, Mich., was
I'm town, last Tuesday.
Bob" Wallace has left the {. b W.
NJ. II. r., for good, We hear.
Our farmers are beginning their work
for the Spring.
Mrs. II. Il. Bigber, Of Chase, was in
Baldwin, on Tuesday last.
The rain of Tuesday afternoon, made
The Snow and ice disappear rapidly.
The maple sugar season Is likely to
bc short, even If it is sweet, this year.
w. Smith has entered upon his duties
hs bookkccpcr at Foster, Blac&hiai d.
Co.'S.
The STAR hereby returns its thanks
TO the friends who favored it with elec-
tion returns, this week.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

/. The children are fairly delighted and
eager to get hold of the weekly issues
81 Golden Days. Fred. Roberts will
receive subscriptions.
Richmond township, Osceola county,
elected a Democratic Supervisor, last
Monday, for the first time in lfer histo-
ry.
There was decided change In the
air, yesterday morning; blowing cold
and sharp. from the north.
J. II. Cobb IL agent for an iron roof
ing, just the thing to make good dur
able roof
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09
Bows and Girls!

Tie National Youth.--A handsome
Illustrated 8-page paper, brim full Of
Interesting stories, for boys and girls,
will I've sent free for one entire year to
every one who sends Us at once the
names of IL boys and girls Of different
families, aud Is two-cent stamps for
postage, &C. This popular publication
pleases both old and young, mud Is nc
knowiedged by all M the best youths
pHl,es In America. Regular price, 81. 10
per unnum. Send no,O, 80 as to secure
next number. Address,
TIE NATIONAL. YoUTH,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

We have received the returns from
all the townships except Ellen; and
all the news we can give from that
township Is that S. Il. Dickens and f.
b. Critics were the ca ndidates for Su-
peryjsor.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09


Miss Hattie KInne, of Elk township,
has been engsged to teach the school
In the Parker district, webber town.
ship.
Miss Ella Rowe went. to Scotvllle,
yesterday, where she will engage I'm
teaching school.
Seven out Of the thirteen Supervisors
on the old Board have been returned,
this Spring.
The beautiful trailing arhutus will
soon be seen In its modest glory In our
forests.
Miss Lutte RadcIIffe, Of Heney, has
been very sick bit IL recovering.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Farming lands for sale within three
miles 0f Luther at s.. and 50. an acre.
Long time and easy terms, call on II.
w. Marsh or q. w. Helms ut CaDfeld's
IL. r., z miles north Of Luther.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Mrs. VIM. Winters takes this meth
oil Uf announcing tO the ladies of Bald
win and vicinity that she Is prepared
to ,io sifess- s-is,aking pn the French Tail
or System; and guarantees satisfaction
to those who may favor her with pat
rnnagc, at her residence, Baldwin,
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09
LADIES

To decorate your Shelving get the
Handsome
STANDARD SHELF PAPER
for sale ut Fred Roberts News Depot.
Nothing better Ia the Market. ALI
cUlOrs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09
HOME STARLIGHT.

70 SUBSCRIBER&-hn X draton
ucross this item, on before the address
On Wrspper, uith pen or ptnca signifies
that your Subscription has ca7'i,eti, and
fAof.s rcnr,cai is respectfully solicited.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Canned Goods! cheap and good!
We are selling Sugars way down To
Rock Bottom Prices.
FOSTER, BLAcKMAN d Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Great Reduction In Price at Baldwin
Meat Market. Steaks Of all kinds 12}
cts, R0asts 10 tof12 cts. aud Boiling
Meats u to 8 cts.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

Dress and Cloak making, Patterns Of
all kinds cut 10y the Taylor System.
Patterns cut OH Short Notice, by
Mrs. JOHN GRANEY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-04-09

nalc's Honey the great Cough cure, arc. .soc.&si
Clenn's sulphur Soap heals beauties. 25c.
CernanCornfsemOv kills Corns 4 Bunions
HIrs Hair and Whisksr nye-Black and Brown. soc.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in Minute. $50
Deans Rheumatic Pills are q sure cure. boc.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
The Bridge Bill.

There have been so many and various
statements made about what the bill con.
tained which was passed by congress in
May, 1884, providing for the cOnstruc,
ton of a wagon and railway bridge be-
tween here and Omaha, that for the ben.
eft of the public THE BEE gives it's sub
stance again, 1t having published the bill
In full at the time OF Its passage.
The bill provide, that the Nebrasks
Central Railway company Is authorized
to construct and maintain a bridge across
the Missouri river at any point between
the north and south line of Douglas
county, and at least one.third of a mile
from any other bridge. The bridge is to
be q combination railway and wagon
bridge, for the safe and convenient
passage of wagons, carriages, stock,
steam, cable and street cars, and all
road travel, but the same travel shall mot
be upon the ssme space as used by the
railroad track and cars.
The rates of toll shall be such as may
be approved by the secretary of war, and
the location and plans of the bridge,
together with a map of the river, for
mile above and a mile below the proposed
site. If the bridge is made with unbroken
and continuous spans, 1t shall have three
or more channel spsrs, and shall not be
of less elevation fifty feet above high
water mark, nor shall the spans be less
than three hundred feet in length.
If the bridge Ia built as a draw briegs,
1t shall be constructed as a pivot bridge,
with a draw over the main channel, at
another span of not less than 160 feet on
each side of the central pier of the draw,
and the next adjoining span to the draw
shall not be less team 800 feet, and the
head boom under such span shall not be
less than ten feet above high water mark.
All railway companies desiring to use
said bridge shall have equal rights and
privileges.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
Ladies' Hosiery.

Two counters will be devoted exclu-
sively to this immense stock.
Having recently increased our force of
clerks, customers will not be %inconveni'
enced by any delay on this point.
Ladies' ho.e In solid colors: cardinal.
blue, gray and fancy stripes, 10c worth loo
Ladies' balbrlggan hose, cleared seams,
In cream, black, brown, navy, cardinal,
garrett, fancy dotted and split feet, 15c,
would be very cheap at zoe.
Ladies' half regular and full regular
balbriggan hose, In cream, cardinal, wine,
black, blues and browns, zoe worth 25c.
Ladies' full regular and full fashioned
hose In pin stripes, halbriggans, ingrains
In oil colors. modes, black, ETC.; colors
warranted fast, 25c worth 40c. These are
decided bargains.
Ladies' full fashioned hose In all the
new colors oil ingram, Acc worth Soc.
Ladies' black Isle thread full regular
hose, BOO. never before sold for less than
Zoe.
Ladies' black silk hose, 81. 90 worth So.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18

over the matter more carefully. There
is no brick building at or near the corner
mentioned, and no building near there
has been raised for nearly year. Fur.
Their, Mr.. Aylesworth Gays that no brick
building nor no other building has given
away or fallen in whole or in part, while
he was raising 1t, aud he offers 500 re.
ward for the proof that anything Of the
sort ever happened.
Grand opening OF millinery to-day al
Mrs. Rogers, No. BAL Broadway.
Sam Paine has commenced suit against
the city for 50, 800 damages, on account
of q defective c%ulvert, at the orner Of
Pierce and Grace streets, which caused
him to fall, resulting serious personal
injuries.
Everything new, new store, new fix.
lures, new people, and best of all, new
goods, to-day at the grand opening of
millinery at Mrs. Rogers, No. 341
Broadway.
Templeton & Lamb are making the In
terror of their cigar store very attractive
by papering the walls with various cigar
box labels, the decoration being novel
and pretty. The variety of labels is as.
tonishing to one not In the business.
This is the last day Of the grand
opening at Mrs. Rogers millinery store,
No. 341 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
DRESS GOODS.

We have gone through our
S ock and picked out pieces tina.
were selling at from 25c to 35c per yard
which we now offer the public at the uni.
form price of Zoe; also 30 pieces OF PLAN
and fancy Dress Goods in single snd
double widths worth from 3Oc to 4b' per
yard, all of which w reduce to the uni
form price OF 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFs-sArURDAY APRIL IS, 1886
ERSONA

Joe LaChapelle retires now from the editor.
ship Of the Tabor Union.
Lieut.. Manning has returned from Chicago
where he has been tor about ten days.
Col. John Fox yesterday laid aside hi
deputy sheriff's star, and started for Dakatt
to look after his landed interests there.
o. G. Heisler, of Milwaukee, who look
| after the interests of the MAY Queen, " wal
interviewing the tobacco men yesterday.
Miss Hattie Roberts, printer for j. A
Gorham, the photographer, left last evening
| for a visit of three weeks to her parents in
Beloit, Wis.
w. B. Mayes and family left yesterday fol
their new home in Mcpherson, Kan, where
he will engage in the real estate business.
Mr.. Mayes has many warm friends here, who
regret to have Council Bluffs lose 30 good a
man, and whose best wishes will go with him
and his
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
Gentlemen's Hose.

Mems fancy striped sox, DC worth S5c
Mems Spanish mixed sox, 1oc worth
loo.
Mems seamless mixed sox, l24c worth
loo.
Mems perfect fitting seamless sox, all
c%olors, 15c worth 20c.
Mems British sox, seamless, zoe, never
before sold for lers than 25c.
Mems fancy striped ingram half hose,
regular made, 25c worth 35c.
Mems oil ingram half hose In fancy
c%olors, SOC worth 40c.
Mems superine half hose In fancy col
ors, $50 worth Soc.
Mems fancy Isle thread half hose, fast
%colors, beautiful assortment, 50c worth
zoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
COMMERCIAL,
o N BLUES MARKET

COUNCIL BLUES MARKET.
Wheat-No. 1 milling, 20; No. 2, 60
No. 8, CO..
Corn-New, 2Sc.
Oats-For local purposes, SOC.
hay-S7 90 per ton; baled, 60.
Corn Meal so per 100 pounds.
Wood-Good supply; prices at yards, 6 0oG
6 80.
Ooal-Delivered, hard, 9 80 per ton, soft
40 per ton
Lard-Armour's, wholesalIng at ~
Flour-City -four, l 50@2 80.
Brooms-1 1908 90 per doz.
LIVE sroCK.
Cattle-Butcher COVE 8 25@3 rs. Butcher
steers, 8 1904 90.
Sheep-3 O093 30.
Hogs 6O@3 rs.
RoDUC AND FRUITS.
Eggs-Firm at lie.
Butter-The receipts of good stock are very
small. Creamery. 22@25o: choice country
roll is scarce and sells readily at 16@lSc; fair
to good, 12914c; poor stock is dull at S9lOc.
Poultry-In strong demand for both live
and dressed. Live chickens, per doz, 8 95@
3 rs; turkeys, per h., 9@1Oc; ducks, per doz.,
2 50@3 90; spring chickens, per doz., 6 90;
dressed chickens, choice, per h., 12c; dressed
turkeys, choice, per h., 13@14c; dressed
ducks, per 10, lO0lZc,
Onions In good demand at l 25@1 so per
bushel.
Potatoes-Receipts very light and demand
good; choice stock of any good variety, 50@
s5c: fair to good, 40@45c.
Beans = In good supply, with fair demand.
Hand-picked navles, l 80; clean mediums,
l 25@l So; dirty and unscreened stock dull at
100000.
Game Ducks, mallard and other large,
per doz 2 az rs; teal and mixed, l 25@
l 80; geese, 8 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18

Artists Materials at G, r. Boards Wall
Paper Store. Send for price list.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
Corsets

% dozen Steam nodded c~orsets, cor.
ded sides, perfect fitting and made OF
heavy corset jeans sos worth Zoe.
10 dozen Elastic cutaway hip %corset',
strong, easy-ftting, comfortable and
he alt6. preserving, steam nodded, especi-
ally desirable for ladies of fine contour or
Of delicate constitutions. Subtraction
guaranteed OF money refunded. 75c worth
Loo.
12 dozen Elastic Comfort Zip c%or,ets,
well stay ed with fine hard cords and ex-
ira heavy bones with the popular curved
French corded bands over the hips to
give graceful and identifying shape and
prevent stretching or wrinkling at the
sides. i. 90 worth $l.26.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
Gauze Underwear,

Mems gauzs shirts, 25c worth 400. ,
Mems Indian gauze shirts, cleared
seams, Acc worth SOC.
Mems balbrlggan shirts, SOC worth 75c
Mems drilling drawers, seams turreo
snd stayed, Doc worth 75c.
Ladies' vests, 25c worth 4Oc.
Ladies' ingram vests, 4Oc worth Que.
Ladies' finished Eesm, baltr ggan vests,
50c worth 75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
Children's Hose.

A full assortment of misses and chill
dren's hose In plain and fancy colors, in
grains b~albrIggans and Isle thread, at
prices l2ver before offered.
Our customers have often heretofore
complained of not being able to secure
desirable hose for children. AS our as
sortment Is now complete we can satisfy
the most fastidious tastes.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18

Facts worth remembering when you
buy Wall Paper: 1st.-That Beard, next
door to postofice, has the largest stock to
select from. 2d-That his prices are as
low as the lowest. 3d-That he Is a
practical interior decorator and employs
none but skillful workmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18

n We invite our special %% %s%%f Sy %Ss .%x ss @h% %% a"S s%sS %a $ s? %$%%@% a%%%%%@
immediately mmdy Hm wm% a@ mdMgn % Stylish elegant "dM an "~"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18

Mrs. Rogers will be pleased to see the
ladies at the grand opening Of millinery
at No. 34l Broadway to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
Muslin Underwear

Our L,oies Muslin Underwear sale will
contue until next Saturday.
The p i,es which we are now quoting
on these goods will not pay the ladies for
the trouble of buying the material aud
making them up.
handkerchief.
40 dozen Children's fancy handker.
chiefs, DC.
% dozen Ladles' Hemstltched handker-
chiefs, fancy borders, fast c%olors, union
linen, 10c, worth zoe.
20 dozen Ladies' hemstitched linen
handkerchiefs, white and colored borders
15c, worth 25c.
10 dozen Ladies' fancy bordered. pure
linen, embroidered and hemstitched, 26c,
worth Soc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09

Man that is born OF woman is snail Po-
tstoes and few 10 hill.
He rsis.th up TO day aud hourshssl
like ! rag weed, aud tomorrow or tue
day after The undsrtsksr has him 10 ~
e.boK.
He sosth forth in ths morning vsr~
bling like lark, and is knocked ous ~
onsIround.
n the midst si LIE hs u In dsbt, ~
the tAx-csllsctsr pursusth him whsrsvs
10 gosth.
The balustsr Of Me i fall Of splinssrs,
and be slidsth doyn Il with esnsidssob
rspidity.
He vslksth forth in ths fright ssu-
lieht 70 sbssrb osons, and nssesss
The bank teller with > sight drsn 'of
e357.
In tho gentle sprisg-ums hs psststs
On bis summer clothes. and b'issara
striksth him far from hone and hllsss
him With Voc asd Rheumatism.
In the autumn hs puttsth on biz winter
| clothes and wasp that abidssh n
tben Allssh him full Of istsnss szsits-
mont.
He ,tsrtsth down cellar with IN OLE
anasr, and gcsth hrst hastily, and mo
eleandsr cometh Alter him and sittesh
upon him. ...
Hs marristh I red headed hsissss VIA
wart on her nose. and The next day hsr
parental ancestor gosth undsr. With . fsw
asssts and great liabilities. snd cosssh
home to live with his beloved sos'in'
llsw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09
The Lins Kiia Club

| "While dis am do aige Of progress, /"
aid Brother Gardner as hs rose up with .
roo Of ESQ pounds to the square inch'
10 not progress too fast Oar am sich .
"ae. .puttin' too much sugar In sweet
thing ..
cake" a....s h.s carried NJ
rsln...nos = .s.as = = =. kin stuff d els bats
-. 4. .o... !. i 1. - Sdss 10 place Of broken
psnes, but dosn' j. ~ = ~ :. SVIs,. ~. lace
dat you has got to wv .s... -"
curtains ter keep up vi. 'ssS...s = !. r,o.
"Proersss has carried 80 s,si;r.
vhar' mon believe in gbos, y ,,.s . rns.
but doan' imagine dat you am ...S ~
Tor show yer smsrtnsss BY rid.
Of do onsartin passages in Dc Bible. ~.
progress has carried Us past Dc N.
vhsr rsligium iorbids man to enjoy Z,
self, but doan' feel called upon to VAT
hoois on in dancin'. or TO get 20 used %
pack Of keerds DAT you shuttle yer kn'ie
ca fork ~ soou as you get dowa 70 'e
table.
"proeress has carried US past Do PIN :
vhar' bilin 'tators wild do hides sn' pus
! dey has got to be paid for al de same 90
YOU mustn't Judge mans character "
HARM him order Saratogs chips.
s.Progress no longer permits our sons 70
var out our ole clothes. but whin you
kesoh young man boein' con wid brosa'
cloth on his legs an > Pasts-disnond 10
his billed shirt you kin make up yer nina
DIT Injun msal am gwins 70 takes rs'ss o.
nfty csnts on hundred.
i Progress demands dst our ch''len pe
sddicatsd. but bsease yer boys kin nsge'
cube root an yer gals chatter French
dean' miss Dc chances TO l'arn % iuss
| good trade trade, 90 Dc second % Ars q
bakin' bread an cookie bacon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09
A. Obstinate vstsr'

some ys,rs ~ the students Of GER
taiu college ,ip tle s.4ts 81 New York we're
. I've LsLit al, ,vptipg ip ths town. :. 'nsy
,.a ) right TO do INSTEAD n n their homes. .
pnf. oos yaax. the pqlities' ,ptEty sss'0s.
s .s;.,, the students usually ssotsd secured
-. .s control, and appointed typ qr tbfse
. 81 :, .he,r rAhesents guardians 81 shs iDl'
lo.s.box- a.... n,e.au,sd
Z ote ops Of these o6ieials, pompons
~ ....,a az man, challenged hin. Severn
...asuA, yielded rather sssan enter .a'o
~ .1e.t : ith the 'loud" mad. Ds' :
,..t there came up homsly. awk~s''
studss4. sitk,d With . large stock q moth
er.wit
Stopi crsAA the. p. mpoua m'n ."pe''
lively, - the stsdsot W ao0u' 70 Wv
Are you voter dri
Yea. sir, drnwIed sks stadeet.
Where do you live? dsmsudAd IN nA"
thinking 70 make short work n thk q =
youth.
Why, here, sir.
mean, where do you resids7
| Why. At the college.
You are student theref
Yes. sir
4 You are merely student, snd yet claim
TO reside here?
i Yes, sir, reside here. Where s's'
.hould ] resids and attend this colisssf
You know whstI mean we'll enough
said ,shs pompous s'sn impatisns'y
. Don't ycu ever 90 swsy'
! ,Of coprss do sometimes The saist.
4 ,cf the town does mot require my constsn
q presence. drswlsd out tbs studsnt-
Il A laugh ran through the crowd. 80
Q tbs pompous msn grew red ia sh
iacs. But he gaii,sred himself up for
}. tiDal effort
Nj Young man, said be sclsmnly. fb~'
svsssoDS ere Of no avail. Ansusr mo 10
4 one question II you we're sick Snr
would you 90
The student hesitsted. - Il be dad D
like u ssy. "Hsms. sir." Or where .
parents live"
vi insist On - ssssss, persisted ths I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09

The isse James T. Fields enjoyed telling
I GOOD Joke u ks or expense Miss
Katie Hsuboss sends % one Or svo vhich
sbe heard him reisG<- On certain oc-
cssion after delivssisg sAe OF bis pleasant
lectures to very saau Asdisnce. farmer
came up 70 80 him With <hs comforting
,~uranoe, well. it wasn't sasAly y ted
jus = / expected"
Oucs Mr.. Fields vss on bis vsy - The
cars from Boston 70 his summer resAsace
4 Mancheutsr r-by-the-Sss Two men ss<
! il front Of him. discussing places and the
per,ons Who lived 10 them. Mr.. Fields
esushs bis own namc and bent forward 70
listen.
.1ss us ses. ssid oss; ''PisIds. the pnb
! lisher, lives around here Somewhere. don't
her
Yea; he's gos houss on the hill ius'
beyond there
Lectures. don't hs1"
.Oh, yes. be lectures lot.
well, hov u BE-. sry wsyf"
.Wsii. ~ ain't Cough. ~ ~ s'ght.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09
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Why diday yoa writs up ~ sods
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09
The Wsstsulssss u shs Llgssr D~si'

jobs smith hes been. dariss The week
capable and industrious workman
earning full wages svsry day. Saturday
nighshc gets biz pay asd goss 70 shs
stores, uhsrs he falls 10 With boon oom
psuious and spends his weeks vagss q
the sros shop. standing treat and drink
log hlmsslf nasil HE nonsy is sons- Lsts
d night be IL put out istc The street. druak'
tho liquor seller having got bic money
end being ready 70 clcss The shop.
Result the nnt, The iiquor-se'lss hes
received. ssy. tia, Of which u lssss shres
auarssrs, or %. Il profit.
Result second Smith is arrested and
pus into The lookup for The remainder oi
ihe night; 10 tho morning BE- y brought
before ! magistrate and Ausd u aad costs.
amounting 10 a Isast " and usually more,
for want Of which he goss 70 jail for ssu
days.
Result the third: 6mith's family ap'
plies Is lhs ovsnesss d ~ poor Tor -
sissasss, Asa thsy. bsing unable y = -
iuss, ~ ljhsly u sxpead 3 q ~
Total sssalAs, lsavlsg ast ~ nsfL 81
lsriosslien Of Smith and his family: q
proos 70 the liquor-sslIsr, costs Of prose
oution paid by the country Tor ten days
and amith's prod pctjvs labor Tor tsn day'
los 70 the community.
Al Tho least calculation, in ordAr the
the LIQUOR -sellsr may make his proAt, th'
community has lose much more than q
equal amount. In this instance ! hsv'
supposed the liquor-buysr 70 spend : fu'
weeks wages, but the buyer haa on'!
money sufficient 10 buy liquor enough =
cause bis iutoxicstion; that be u arrests'
and committed 10 jail for non payment 9
fiue and costs. The country then has 70
costs 70 pay, and the liquor-ssller's proh
| il only small percentage Of the sxPeus
he has caused tho community. Lot =
attack his profit, wherever HE trade - ~
iurous 10 the public. and We shall 30 ~
mir way TO drive him out OF the business
Altogether, or to obligs hin to sxerci'
such care in his management ~ to depri'
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