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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17

NOTICE..-EsTArE OF STEPHEN L. NCPHKRSON
" DRC'p-NotlCc IL hereby given that the undcrsign
ed administrator of the estate Of stephen T. Mcpherson
late Of the county Of La Sale and state OF Illinois de
ceased will appear before the Probate Court Of said
county the third Monday (Oeing the lt day of May
1886 al the Probate Court room, in ottawa in said Cuun
~, when and where all persons having claims or de
ands against said estate are notified Ia attend and pre-
sent the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 3lst day of March A. =. lo-6.
URIAS MYERS,
apr-}w Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF Ia SALLE-ss.-
- Town OF OTTAWA. Treasurer Of Htghndys Com
miSgiOH1s.
The following Is a statement by Thomas McDermott
treasurer of the commissioners of Highways Of the Town
of Ottawa in the county and state aforesaid of the
amount of public funds received and expended by him
during he fiscal year just closed ending on the 3ls day
Of March, 1856 showing the amount of public funds on
hand at the commencement of said fiscal year, the
amount of public funds received and from what
received the amount of public funds expended and for
aforesaid.
The said Thos Me Dermott, being duly sworn doth de
pose and say, that the following statement by HIM
subscribed is correct statement of the amount of pub
lie funds on hand AZ the commencement OF the fiscal
year above stated the amount of public funds received
and the from which received, and the amount
expended. and purposes for which expended, as set
forth in said statement l. MCDERMOrr.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day o
April, 1856 ARrHuh LOCKWOOD,
Justice OF the Peace.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17

Regular TailOr-Made and Ele-
CANT Clothing for Family Wear,
have been crowned with success.
The result of months of careful
preparation is shown in the very
select lines of Fine Suits now
ready, for Adults and Children
alike.
Many LADIES give days of
thoughtful care to the prepara-
tion of a Spring Toilet; but
busy Man is apt to be neglectful
of his attire until the occasion
for something new arrives. Sur
rounded by Lovely Women in
new gowns and new bOnnets, in
church or elsewhere, what man
will to-day be Indifferent to his
appearance!
Our clean, convenient, bright
and well managed Store will be
open evenings until 8 o'clock to
supply every want of Man, Boy
or child in the way of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-17

Why Pay Big Prices and an E--a
Profit for
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
The In stinct of the Eve.

1t is said that so acute is the
sleeps sense of hearing that she
can distinguish the cry of her own
lamb among thousand others all
blcating at the same time; and the
lamb is able to recognize its moth
cr's voice, even though it be i'll the
midst of IA large flock. James llogg,
who was shepherd as well as IA
poet tells us that it was very anus
ing to watch the sheep and lambs
during the shearing season. While
the sheep were being shorn, the
lambs would be put into fold by
themselves, and the former be sent
to join their little ones as soon as
the operation of Shearing was over.
The moment a lamb heard its moth
er's voice it w0llb hasten from the
crowd to meet her. Instead of find
ing the trough, well clad mamma"
which it had left a short time before,
it would meet a strange and most
deplorable looking creature. At
the sight of this it would wheel
about, uttering most piteous cry
of despair. Soon, however, the
sleeps voice was heard again; the
lamb would thereupon return, then
once more bound away, and some
times repeat this conduct for ten or
Il dozen times before it fully under
stood that the shorn eve was i'll
reality its mother.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
TIE STATE FAIR.
Change of Date.

The State Fair trustees held d
long and important session III Lew
iston, last week, at which IA large
amount OF business WAS transacted
Yielding to "A strong desire express
ed from the western part OF tht
State, and endeavorlng to satisfy
the public demands, the date of the
Fair has been fixed week earlier
than formerly announced, and il
will be held Tuesday to Friday
Sept. 14-17 inclusive.
The premium list was thoroughly
overhauled and revised, several adj
ditions being made which must
meet with public approval. y
sweepstakes for best fat animal, and
for best exhibit of fat animals was
offered, and a second purse added
for trotting stock stations, which
hereafter must be accompanied 10y
specimens of their get. ii. {. Bur
leigh offers a special prize of slO to
the boy who will exhibit the best
pair of fat steers. The hearts OF
the best transfers of oxen and
horses will be made glad with a
prize goad stick, and whip, each to
be silver mounted and properly i'll
scribed.
The Grange interest has been
duly remembered 10y prizes offered
for best general display or exhibit
from oranges, Which will no doub,
bring out sharp competition, and
prove quite "A Fair of itself.
Correspondence is being had will
our friends in the Dominion, whicl
will result in their sending ovel
specimens of their fine horses, sheer
etc, and such reduced rates secured
as will bring car loads of our Can
adam cousins to visit us on the oc
caslon of our annual agriculture
jubilee.
The premium list will be printed
and ready for distribution soon
The Androscoggin society and thu
State genealogical society have
again united with the State Soc:et,
thus enabling a (grand consolidate
fair which the trustees confidentl,
hope will equal if not surpass an,
of its predecessors.
The trustee have in contemplation
several new and appropriate speci
allies for evening in City Hall, par
ticuIars of which will be announced
in due season. Trustees Prince
Hilton and Bracket visited the parl
and grounds recently, and fonnt
everything in excellent condition
and but slight injury to sheds. drive'
etc, during the winter.
The track will be Immediately
put in the best of order and kept Sc
during the season. There will bt
but little new building this year by
the society, but everything will be
put in good condition. A lot has
been assigned to one agricultural
dealer who will erect an ornamental
exhibition building in pavilion style
60x45; which no doubt will be fol
lowed soon by others.
The season is opening suspicious
ly and the promises for full entries
and exhibits are of the best. With
good weather the Maine State FAN
is bound to be a success.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
Farm Notes.

An excellent way i'll which to
save hen-manure is to place layer
Of dry dirt and plaster once week
under the roost, removing the mass
at least every week.
In buying birds or eggs, 90 to
some reliable breeder who has a
reputation at stake. You may
have to pay "A little more for birds
but You can depend upon what you
get.
Planed lumber for building poul-
try houses is infinitely better than
rough or unplaned stuff, though it
may cost somewhat more, while the
added neatness and finish it gives
to a building is worth all the extra
amount paid for it.
Some of our readers may be de
TERED from raising chickens be-
cause of their cramped quarters in
thickly settled eighborhoods, or in
villages. That it is possible to do
so successfully and protitably we
have no doubt. A little experiment
tried this season may interest the
class of readers above mentioned.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
The Growing Grain.

The Farmers Reriew of Chicogo
says the reports from Kansas fol
the past six weeks have indicated
only partial grain crops, and the
latest bulletins from number OF
counties predict failure. AT best,
not over one-third of an average
yield is promised for the entire
State. In Michigan, no improve
ment is manifest. wheat goin e back
in many countries in consequence of
the recent dry and freezing weather.
The wheat in some of the counties
is said to be lying on top of the
ground. Indications of Hesslan fly
are reported in some localities. Ex-
cepting only Kansas and Michigan,
the outlook not only continues good
but in many it is a fiattering one
for winter wheat. In Ohio. the re.
ports are generally very favorable
In the whole of Southern Indiana
the fields are looking green and the
plant looks healthy. The only ex.
ception is the fields on some of the
high lands, that do not look at their
best, and in many cases look badly.
In Missouri, the wheat on the low
lands could hardly look better,
while some of the upland looks
poorly. In Tennessee, in some coun-
ties the plant has attained a foot's
growth, with a generally eucourag.
ing prospect. Dokota leads in
spring wheat. With fine weather
and abundant moisture, there
will be a large increase in the
acreage. Seeding threatens to be
delayed in Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa and Nebraska.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
G.. u, STA w.
PROBATE NOTICES..
To all persons Interested n either Of the Els
tates hereinafter named.

,TA COURT OF PROBATE held al Skov-
y he,tn. within and for he County oil Soncr-
SCI. oil tie n TUESDAY OF April in the year OF
our Lord one lnoa-lnd, eight hundred and eight
,iN, the FOL owing business having been presented
Tor action here UPON hereinafter Indicated y Il
hereby prGeftu; nat punHe hoilte lhereol ne
sVeL 10 al pen -oh- " lei'''eu' that thc! hlaA
app "t Hl IT ud', uHll 10 o' h'hi III 9dii
ekow .rsni,W Inc IRON !te Once on ne Htc"nd
l., n,,t Ui ne az ni ,hr ~, ,ig AMI "
i IL! ~ ~ tb,
DANIEL BERRY late Of Concord, deceased.
WI prosecuted for rohftr by Phehe {. berry
thc ENecutrlN named therein.
NANCY ROSS lat, of Noridgcwock, deceased.
WI presented Tor II hase by John Toby, the
Executor nano thrfcl"e
JOHN +. IUDkIN- late of Skowhegan, de.
rrnsrI PEI Tim To-. ;tunolnlmrut of t. .JuhSun
1t . Tr-laneu Trustee presented hy
Chris lana / Iulkln> widow OF ihr deceased
JOHN l. DAVIS latc ct st Adams deceus Il.
Portion for Lccl~r - sell aud convey Real e.
tate presented by May \. DAVIS. Admlrstra
triN.
kRI'E McLAlGllllN late Of starks. deeeas
Ell. Pcil ion tor Lie nSe 10 sell and convey
X al E-titr, aud ."r License T. 'eH PERSONAL
Estate presented by trroige Mclaughlin, Al
mlh'H'riioIt
EDWIN SAMPSON late of Lexington. de
ceased. Petition for License TO sell aud convey
Real Estate ~" sented by George L. >ainps N
Administrator
Ju-TuS llERsEf late of Ripley, deceased
Petition for License 10 sell and convey ikea
T. tal te,,n "a ny AITn Metrl'i, Auliihist a.
u IL II i,l Hlip ~ ",i'u ~
"''9'H i''H'' "'''" VI 'ii, "'''"H'''
MAilShN L. tNhhh2N IL 81 akoWhe VIII. -
i,'' ' ''' TX 10 ~, a"u d. o"n
NoS Ia, a., EStar p'f?.n't4 ny y iulitua a. nrh
ham' '"'i ui'n VI N'N"'' ~ al MINI " Hii''o'
mn
HELtH A.. SFAt LnlNG late ~ Madison
uccen e9' tctltiuh i"i Li',iiS, To So, ana '1li
We! Hra, Tsia.t pI'>en'ra ny 1oscp" L. 9p""lo
iiI ''uii '''n "a "Ilu"i n'iN'
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
Steamer Della Collins
For Sale |!

A desirable residence On Main street. not lar
from the Baptist church. For particulars in
quire on the premises.
4wl7' |. GARFIELD
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

A good Judge of dairy stock will
select from heifer calves those like.
~ to prove good for milk and but.
ter. The art of selecting can scarce
ly be explained on paper, but lit
tie experience will soon show the
novice the qualities desired. The
head should not be over large, the
neck thin rather than thick, and skin
possessing a sOft feel that can only
be judged by an expert. Look to
the escutcheon and veins. These
are as good indications of charac.
ter as the pedigree.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
ADyICE.TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of YOU
rest by sick chlld suffering and crying with pam
Of cutting tceth II - send At once and get bot
tie Of Mas wIS-LoW SOOTHING SYRUP ron
CHILDREN rEETnING. 1t value l. tncdlcumhe Ii
viii relieve the poor little -uffercr Immediately
Deueri upon II, mothers, there Is no mistake
ah"nt 1t, !, cures dis-enrery and diarrhoca reg
ulate- the stomach andbnwtls, cures wind cole
soflen- The gums, reduces Inflammation, aud give.
tone and encgy to The whore system Mrs. WIN
SLOW : SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN 1EErHING
pleasant To the taste aud Is the perception OF
one OF the Oldest ana hest female nurs's and
phys. tiH in III United states, ana is for sale
~ all drug ists throughout the world. Pnce .
cents a h II e..
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
a Public Benefactjon,

How to laundry linen as it is done in
Troy, n. Y. has been kept secret long
enough; it can and should be done en- ey-
cry family. The ELASTIC STARCH is
the only starch in the United States that
Is put up by men who have practical
knowledge of the laundry profession. 1t
requires no cooking. keeps the iron from
sticking and linen from clustering while
ironing, and gives shirts, cuffs and col
lars that stiffness and beautiful polish
they have when new, which. everybody
knows keeps them clean twice as long.
Beware of limitations. See that the name
J. c. HUBINGER 4 BRO, New Haven,
Copn., is on every package. (23.).
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

We emphlucaii, guarantee Dr. Marchini's Cat
holican Female Remedy to cur, Female Diseases
7ucn Us ovarian uuubic-, Inflammation aLd u
C"iHtl IN ing and Di-piItt nIcHt or beartua
down ieclns, lrreguldIIue- Baueune-s, Chang,
OF Lie, Leutorrlpl, besIdcs many wc1kIes-e'
-prlnsiHg nom The above Ike Headache, BlOat
ing, SPINAL "eukne-s ~c-pie-sno Nervous De
blHy, falpatlton oi tn ne4rt, &C. FOR >aie by
Diugs ,st,, Price sl.U1 ana : ~ per Botte, ScnC
to pr. J. u. Marchl-l, Uuca,N. 4, fol pamphlet
Tree. For -alc BY biADy Buck, druggi-t-.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

You are allowed Jree ridio If Hirty dayS Of the
use OF Or. Dye CeeDr-tc, Violate Bet WITH Flee
trc Suspensury Appliances, for the speedy relied
aud pc, mtlcnt cure OF Nervous Delhi y, loss ol.
Nitalitytld Manhood, aid all kindrcd troubles
Also, lurmany other di-ca-e-. Complete iestora
ton TO health NiSur aud manhood Kuaranteed No
H-k l. incurred. Illustrated pamphlet with fun
Information, terms. &C malice free by address
ny Noltilc Belt Co. Marian, Mich.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
The WELL BRED PEARNAU}HT STALLION

3w Is
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
Farm of 900 Acres For Sale

situated the town of Pitisfleld 3 miles
from Canaan village. near Sihley's pond so
called. Terms easy. SINAI payment down and
mai nee can he paid in wood and lumber now
being handled. on hundred Dad, Of dressiny
~ held and l" acres plowed ready for good crop.
Bniliin2- newly repaired, Rare chance Tor "A
goa worker nlNr us call "a. Tins farm is
waterrd good water in the house. Also one
other farm good comfortable buildings. well
Waltreu 90 acres good land. Price $500. Terms
easy 2mll' HIRAM BURRlLL.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
-0ST ]!

Seven volumes of the Maine
Reports, to wit: Vols, q, 81, -,
IS, Al, 50 and IS, are missing from
the library of the Clerk of Courts.
They were lost during the Sep
TENDER term of the S. j. Court 1850.
On the tly.leaf of each volume, are
the words "Clerk'S Office Any
person giving information about
them, will he suitably rewarded by
calling on
l.. II. WEBB,
If Clerk $. j Court.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
"A. CA ID.

To all VINO are su1tfna from the indiscretion- Of
youth, nervous weakness edi 3 decay, luss Oi man
hood, &C. VIII -ehd "A recipe tina viii cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. THIS great remedy wa dis
covered BY missionary IA sou h America. Sard
a seliaddrrr-td enteopctu tne REV. JO-EPH l..
iSNAN tdti0n u. NeT York Cty.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

Waterbury gentleman WIS surprised while
ont foI a dive ON the Wolcnu road recently
by the conuurt OF boy whom he asked to ride
The hoy refused ou-tiuItely. aud when prevail
ed upon FOR reason sal1 TIE expected IA whip
ping when lie got huHc, aud he was in no hurry
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
Positive cure for Piles,

To the poop Of tins County would say We
have been given ihc Agency Of DIR. Maichi's Italian
Pie Ointment emph4t caily guurAl ted 10 cure
or money refunded Inte:ia. External, Blind,
b eedjng or Itchin. lis. Price SOC. a box No
cure, No Pay. For sale by BiXby y Buck, Drug
glst-.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

The loUsfkEEFER who has not used PYLE :
PEARLINE should not wat day longer with
out having il IN the house. As an an article 10
make washing rasy. without injury to the
Finest fabric, it i unequaled.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

The ex King Theebaw of Burmah is said 10
have been ~ expert pokerplayer This seems
very probable. nam WHO ALWAYS has four
queens Ousht 10 be an expert at poker Il he Is
al any game.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

It is sam. Jones who says, The lullabies OF
nl5 cradle lingtr with me to-day Ike the mem
Dry OF preciuu. dream BIT one thng We
ae apt 10 forget Is the number uf precious
dream. the mother had To give up Ia keep the
lullaby going
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

4 tour tn Eur pc HAT cost mr s@'sf
done LIS geod than onc bottle If llef
Bitfcr-. they al~a cured my afeuf iiftcei
wears nervous weakness. -lceph.-,nc>~
and dyspepsia Mr. L. N Auluru. \ \
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

4 Texas gent cman has observed Tat when
he goes OUT hunting, and has his gun with him,
aud wants to ride on the street-car, he has
neFe. yet had occasion to signal 4 street ear
driver twice.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

There /. nothing like Or Thomas Fl ctrif
Oh t1Vnirkiy cue cod OF feliese hoarsedr-
written hy Nh NJ. } Fcllow-, urr oak, Fl
Joseph 60 hich
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

I wa~ affected with kidney aud urinary
Irnuhlc-
For twelve YEAR
After II. in. all the doetar> a0d patcnl
medicine could hear Of, ! used tNa
bottles of Hop
Biffcr>
Aud am perfectly cured. keep it
.All the time
Respectfully. 3. F BooIn. salisbury
Tenn. MaY l. 49,.
BRAu1Hpn. p. NJ IS. -.
Il has ,aHsd mr. y -,Nsf.ti ai~cae,> -fl,. as ntf
,a.sr,-s -Hsucs- tst stuluath. mHuiHlN tfani'its
ito #,sU nHt .,aa d zI,h dls ~ Ne8fa- =ltllt#
iUss u e. Bff-.-=# y urs uashhsf. u-stI.-ai.
NJ rlunic Gfecu-
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

Their ar, said To be over anr tHudftd thol-
aud Young men and women M ~ York VIII
have n time / mary. Perhaps t.ty nigh
have. hlweser, IL thcv didn't waste ~ tnucl
precious TIM counting.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05

WANTED Acase of Feintle Weakness, ten
eral Debility or Nervous Exhaustion that Oh
mote's Aromatic Wine will not cure
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
HERE AND THERE.

EN FL WHITNEY. OF Ciarksan y, Y say
t,ilmort's Vine Tor female Weakness sthnds
without rival. FIR - e by uofatio cushing
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
FURNITURE & CARPET


l. =
| have laid in very large stock
and shall during the month of
April sell very low.
The National Spring Bed (best il
the world) reduced from $l0.Jt
to 81.
Dirigo Woven Wire Spring Bed
made for me and warranted, re
duced from 50 to II.
Extra best live Geese Feathers
reduced from Toe, to 6Jc
Body Brussll Carpet reduced from
Sl.2J to 81.
Extra Super, all wool, for Zoe, zoe,
- and soc.
Lounges for s., Students Chairs -
Solid Ash BedStcadS $3.50, 50 x So
A lot Of Bed Comtorters at cost to
save putting away.
\ full line of ChildrenS Carriages
to arrive April 10Th. have sold
the same make of carriages toT
10 years and have never heard a
word of fault with them, they are
the best made. Prices as low as
any.
A full line Curtain goods, fixtures
Ne, Drapery Curtains, Poles &c.
very cheap.
All kinds of Upholstery Goods and
Upholstery done to order, old
work made good as new at very
reasonable prices.
Come in and see
E. F. FAIRBR0THER
No. 81, Water ST.,
SK0WHEGAN, MAINE.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-05
Notice Of Second MEETING.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMEsETss IS: COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case of Frank b. Grlnde OF Skowhegan
in said county, InsOyent Debtor.
This il to give notice that pursuant to an order
Court therefor second meeting of the Creditors
of aid nsolvent Debtor will be he'd at the Probate
Court Room skowhegan IN said County, of
Tuesday the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1856, at
one o clock IN the afternoon.
Attest: S. II. GOODWIN.
2w16r register of said Court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-28
Silver Springs Hotel.

The Parlor Hotel, of Fla, located at
Silver Springs; head of tho renowned
Ocklawaha River. House entirely new,
magniiicently furnished. Parlors and
first floor covered with moqucttc, with
Queen Anne NANTES, and furnished equal
to any in L. 5. Dining room covered
with lumoleum. velvet rugs under tables,
unsurpassed cuisine and service.
Sleeping room covered with body brlls-
sells; walnut furniture and beds unslir.
passed.
House stands seventy yards from the
Spring and II short distance from fit.
teen hundred acre palmetto grove: also
orange grove in rear Of house just com.
ing in bloom.
Parties arriving the night previous to
departure Of boats will have II chance to
visit springs and groves, also secure
berths on the boat, giving them ample
time, without hurry and hustle.
Those coming on the morning train are
hurried on boat ard no chance to see
the beauties of spring.
Parties wishing to remain any length
OF time can get greatly reduced rates.
Splendid orchestral Music. Corrcspon-
dcncc solicited. MORGAN 4 lIAskiNs,
mll2m Managers,
JusT ARRlvEp.--A ear load of the fir
est Seed Potatoes ever brought to palat
ka.. All sound and in good condition
and will be sold ut the lowest prices.
Can early aud secure n supply. Yer
trees x Co. mloif
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-28
Mcs .larlcX's WAN Works

Arrangements have been completed for
the rendition Of Mrs. Jarley's wax works,
which will take place atFry's opera house
on Tuesday evening next. Both. The en-,
tertainment will consist Of recitations,
vocal and instrumental music. Some Of
our best talent will he engaged and will
make the entertained a perfect sue
cess. AS has been stated in these col.
umns. the entertainment is given for the
benefit Of the building fund of the new
Methodist church, and it is hoped it vii
be literally patronized. Tickets will b.
sold at 90 cents each and reserved seat
% cents.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-28

two negroes were also arrested on suspi-
c.On.
As might be expected in quiet little
place like Green Cove Spring. excite
ment Is running high. as there was talk
OF organizing a lynching party to meet
out short justice to the scoundrelly
tramps, but as this is law abiding and
orderly community, the law will prob
ably be allowed to take its course.
The white man captured says his
name is Mosely, and that his home is in
Wilmington, \. C., bat he tells several
different stories in regard to himself
The one who escaped who is supposed
to have done the shooting, goes by the
name OF Wash Scott. 1t is thought that
he is making his way in the direction of
Palatka, and it would be a good idea
for our officers to keep sharp lookout
for suspicious characters.
Florida has suffered greatly from the
depradationso of tramps, and if they pro-
pose to add murder to their many other
crimes, every community which they in
fest should he made too warm to hold
them. The life Of one good citizen is
worth more than the whole tribe of them,
and they should be made to leave the
State or put at some usefulo ccupation.