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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-14

1t is announced that FIVE patents were
recently issued H. Baltimore electrician
covering me thods ndappsratus for heat
ing by electricity. The inventor, 1T is
claimed, has made radically new de-
parture in the art of converting electricity
into heat, whereby the losses incident to
all previous effor 3 in that direction have
been practically overcome. By this sys-
TEN dwellings aud other buildings can be
supplied with heat from central genera
tors by toe same conductors which now
supply them with incandesoent electric
lights, and at cost considerably less
than the methods of heating now In
vogue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-30

This evening Pittsburgh expects 10
put on all the bravery Of the electric
light. Before the close OF the year she
will hayesix hundred arc lights. With.
in two years she hopes to BIZ the cheap
est and best lighted city in the country.
AS for the city OF Wheeling, the pres
ent prospect is that for some time she
will have TO put up with gus lighting for
her streets, while in the matter OF PR
vate service the city's former monopoly
will be more and more cut into by u
rival which Council generously admitted
without any regard to the warning voice
of those who were giving heed to the
question.
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The judlClal mil which was to grind
out Il grIst OF Republican convicts CVu
tinues to Iiln tailings, AS last Us the ac-
cusvd are brought TO trial they 30 free.
Not u single conviction has been secured.
OnU man plead guilty. Even three
Democrats, indicted on the suspicion
that they had voted in part the Repub-
lican ticket, have been acquitted.
District Attorney Watts has on more
than one occasion showed his disgust oil
the proceedings, us case after case, each
more ilimsy, II possible, than the others,
has ended in acquittal. Mir. Watts has
done us well w any other man could
have done under tho circumstances.
The intensity Of his Democracy cannot
be doubted. He is not IN inferior law
yer. AS u prosecutor hO Is not a green
baud. He has failed because success
was impossible.
Gross deception has been practiced in
these election cases. Perhaps the court
could with little trouble discover who
thus praCticudit andio whatpurtose. An
investigation would, We think, show has
the original intent was TO influence the
Legislature against General GoiE. The
%icc.eaters fUllin Checriully, glad 10 make
out OF the Government all the money
they could.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-30

When u hundred bottles Of sarRpOrlllA brother
prctcntIous specifics fail to eradicate Unborn
srroiula or contagious blood poison, remember
that u. Il. u. botanic Blood BALM has gained
many thousand Victories, iu Us many seemingly
inrunblc instances. send to tho Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga, for Hook Of Wonders" and By
convinced. 1t is the only rRvE PURIFIER.
@. ". NcsSer, Howell's X Roads, Ga, writes;
III wAS affected niue years with sores, All the
medicine 1 could take did me 10 good, then
tried Il. Il, b., and eight boitlCSGnrcd inc sound"
Mrs. s. NJ. Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas,
writes: "a lady friend Of niue was troubled
with bumps and pImplcS on her face aud neck.
She took three bbttlls Of y, u, D., and her skin
snI soft aud smooth, plmplgS disappeared, and
her health improved greatly"
James l.. LOsWUrth, Atlanta, Ca writes:
UsOmu years ago contracted blood poison. ]
had 10 appetite, my dlgpAtiDii was ruined rhCu'
matlGm drew up my limbs no could hardly
walk, my throat was Cl1ipTlEed i've lines, Hot
springs gave mo no benefit, aud my life WIS one
Of torture until / gave u. u. II. q trial, aud, sur.
nrlSlng IA II may seem, the use Of ilyO bottles
cured no. Logan Drug Co.. Wholesale AEonlA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-30

In a Pittsburgh court a story was told
on Thursday which brought out how u
widow Of that city came to her death.
Being twice in u condition in which she
should not have been, she was brought
to Wheeling for u murderous purpose.
A physician Of this city performed both
operations, from the second Of which the
woman died.
1t is not much OF n secret that this
business is Carried on in Wheeling, and
no place in the country seems TO bs saivr
ior malpractice OF that character. The
woman being dead aud the ma in the
caso u fugitive, the physician who dld
the work is III no great danger Of being
made " answer Tor his crime.
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only ono way TO cure Deafness
and that Is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi'
ton Of the mucous lining oil the Eustach,
ian Tube. When thistube gets intiamed
Won have a rumbling sound Or imperfect
hearing, and when It Is entirely closed
Deafness Is the result, and unless tht
illumination caii be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
nrarinp will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by eatarrh!,
which Is nothing but an intiamed condl'
ton OF the muCns surfaces.
Wa Will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we cannot euro by taking Halls Ca
lNrrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
i. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, Q.
Sold by druggists, Zoe. D&w
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COLLIDED WITH A WHALE,
A Schooner Meets q school Ofths Monsters,
A NIEht Of Excitement.

A Night Of Excitement.
BALTIMORE, Mp, March 29.-Captalp
Samuel Pedrick, OF the schooner James
H. Gordon, which arrived yesterday
from Charleston, reports that on March
"a, when about seventy.hye miles east
southeast Of Cape Henry, a school Of
whales was met, They came so close to
the vessel that pieces o. wood were drop
ped on their backs which they acknowl-
edged by squirting water in the air, At
one time tho sea appeared like q mass OF
confused fire from the gambol Of the
creatures. Lines Of phosphorescent
light sometimes as far as the eye could
reach, were visible from the ship deck
as the whales, one after another, raced
through the water, All that night the
mighty fish played around the vessel
without accident, At $3.50 o'clock on
the morning Of the 25th, the Gordon
suddenly brought up short" from stem
to stern. Looking over the bow 1t was
seen that the vessel had struck a mons.
ter whale, The water was d~isCOlored
aud bloody, showing that the Gordon
hud struck the fish a terrible blow, The
whales disappeared from about the YES
sci shortly after the collision. Captain
Pedrick is confident that there were loo
whales in the school, all Of which the
first mate, an old wh4ler, says were
sperm whales. They were attracted in
shore by following the schools o.
mackerel now of the coast,
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NRhAKFAsl BupNEr.

London'S police force numbers l4,2O7
men,
There arc but sixtoUn female doctors
In Paris, II Is said.
A locomotive TO 10 operated solely by
electricity Is being constructed at Rome,
n, Y,
Kansas City has sixty miles Of cable
rodl, representing an Investment Of SELL
100000.
A prominent citizen, aged 90, OF Day.
ton, Tenn, was married last week 10 q
woman IS years old.
A red board, ten feet In length, Ia said
70 grace tile p%hySiugnGmy Of louis Gou.
lHil, u I%UgelNastet In Alliut, France,
rlt lAIrtt bit OF Washington Territory
btNg Ia that the climate Ia NJ lnu that
WOUl gtUAS even oil hydraulic rAuls.
Philadelphia Ii nov thu only city In
thu country winch giyrs profitable pat.
tonnage ~ u permanent company Oi min.
sttglB,
Tic tall female hat now 20 agitatOs
tho minds Of the male iFCquenlers Of the
London pits that Il ls proposed that the
pit should 10 divided like q Quaker
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-30
Flower Garden and Lawn.

When the soil OF the lawn becomes
dry and firm enough to allow walking
upon it without injury, go over 1t with
a stiff stable broom, which will take up
leaves and other rubbish without pull
ing up the grass, as a rake would be apt
to do. II there are any large weeds,
such as doCks, dandelions, etc., pull
them up by the roots, while the ground
is still soft. A very convenient aid in
this work Isl "spud." A homemade
one, constructed Of an old, broad
and thin chisel, fitted with n handle
three feet long, Is better than those sold
at the store. Trim all broken branches
OF ornamental trees, and prume shrubs,
TOO. Thin them us needed; but avoid
iurmality. Divide clumps Of perennial
flower roots, and be liberal with the
neighbOrs. II bedding plants will be
needed, push tho propagation OF gerani'
ums and such things.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-30

The problem which confronts English
farmers will soon present itself to the
American farmer, II II has not already
done so. The problem Is: What to cul-
tive? Lands, especially within easy
reach OF large cities, rapidly increase in
value, aud grain and meat must be
reached on cheaper land. An acre in
strawberries, or an acre Of yiolets, will
bring in more money than several acres
in wheat, Not that we would advise
farmers to all become gardenersIat once,
but 1t will pay every one Of them 10 look
into the matter OF farm.gardening. A
manufacturing town, where many
laborers are employed, II often a better
market than a large city. In the spring,
especially, anything In the way OF
greens" will meet with ready sale.
Spinach, sown tho fall before, and win
tered over for marketing In early spring,
sa very profitable crop. Have hotbeds
Or window boxes ready, II not already
sown, for sowing seeds Of cabbage and
other things to be transplanted. Sow
the seeds six weeks earlier than the
time when the weather will allow the
plants 10 be set in the open ground.
Window. boxes will supply plants sutl.
Gent for the family garden, and be Of far
less trouble. The older children will
enjoy caring for the seedlings. When
they become large enough, transplant
10 similar boxes OF soil, shading them
for u few days before giving full expo
sure to the sun.
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BAD COMPLICATIONS.
The Secret Of their Cause Fully Ex-
plalned-Why Ladies' are Sallow
and Men Pallld-somo Valuable
Facts on the Subject.


In passing along the leading streets In almost
any city In America to-day, ono will meet with
but few ladies' who have clear compilations.
Many persons have tried to account for this sad
fact because Of the severe climate Of America,
but such reasoning is wrong. A bad complex.
ion Is caused by impure blood, and no lady can
be really beautiful and no man rudy, who has
diseased or impure blood.
The beat known way Of keeping the. blood
pure Is by keeping II circulating. 10 this way
I passes apidly through the lungs, kidneys and
liver, and Is constantly purified. hut .uppOslug
the system IA ClOgged UP. RS ID frequently the
cnSe, then Of course tho blood becomes impure.
Eherl far too often men and women take some
powerful pufgaliye, Pill or other hu distance, that
clears the body quickly, weakens the strength,
aud leaves the system IN worse condition than
before. The only sensible way Is tO. take q gen
tie, pure aud natural purgAtlve, moderately but
regularly, and the highest known medical Hl.
thOritles Of the day agree that the genuine lm.
ported Carlsbad sprudel Salt Il Infinitely supe-
tiOr to any other natural preparation known 70
the world. II Is gentle, set stimulating; II is
pure, yet pNwcriul, Containing only natural
properties, being Cyaporated from the celebrated
Carlsbad Spridel Spring, II cntlnOt lnJute the
bOiy IL tho least, and yet has never iAiled 10
renew life, purify the blood and thus clear tho
complexion. Hundreds OF doctors hAyOglven II
their unqualified endorsements; thousands Of
people 20 each year 10 the Carlsbad Springs, but
they can obtain nOgreAtef benefit than by taking
the Carlsbad sprudel salt In It's powdered form,
such ~ eau be procured at any drug store In the
land. When Il Is considered that the Carlsbad
salt costs, practically, little more than the
cheap, questionable and often Injurious Salts,
purgativGS aud Bitter Waters that arc 10 the mar.
ket, one bottle lplug. SUFFICIENT for nearly. q
month, all n fsOhs who keep PACE With the
times aud desire only what Is best, will see that
II Ia to their interest 10 use only the Carlsbad.
Each bottle "a IN q light blue paper cartoon and
has the signature ElSnCr 4 MGndelson Co., sole
on every bottle. One bottle mailed upon
Of one dollar. Dr.. 1ObOldt'B lecture and
mailed FREQ upon application. Rlsner
4 Mendclson Co., 0 Barclay street, New York.
ic2gTThAa
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Thousands suffer from blood poison, who
would DO cured II they gave Il. u, y, botanic
Blood Balmla trlal. Send to the Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga, for book OF wonderful cures, that
convince the most sEeptical, Its sent free.
10, Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes; "FOr a
number Of years suffered untold agOnIes irom
blood poison. Several prominent phyElClan'
did Inc little ifauy good, began to use II, d. Il
with very little faith, but, to my utter surpris
II has made nj u well and hearty person."
a. T. HallertOu, Macon, Ga, writes: "ICon'
Irueted blood poison, first tried physicians
and then went 10 Hot Springs. | returned home
u ruined man physically, Nothing seemed TO dc
ne any good, Ny mother persuaded me To- Try
b. Il, g. TO my utter establishment every ulceI
quickly healed.r
BenI. Morris, Atlanta, Ca, writes: ~ suffered
years from syphilitlc blood poison which refused
10 DO cured by all treatment Physicians pro
n0unced ltR hopeless case, ! had no appetite,
had palms In hlpS md joints and my kidney
were diseased, Ny throat was liberated and my
breast u mRss Of running sores. In this cOndl
ton | commenced u use Of u, u, u, 1t healet
every ulcer and sore and cured me completed!
within two months" Logan Drug Co., Whole
sale Agents, D4W,
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Nv seolpa az much a you can Of the world. But
Ctc You IOt oil, either "a q tourist, COMMERCIAL
traveller or onlsrAnt-WhOthef you 80 by nil
steamship OF aLCainboAL provide yourself WIN
HOspliefs slomACh Bltl0r, which thOlfaNellng
public recognizes a the fnCsl medical safeguard
aud preventive Of bOA sickness with which any
inc loutuCylhg BY land Of water eau 30 pro
vldcd. II ~ nlShol 10 tho western pioneer a1o
QuAN protection against malaria, fheumaInm'
and those disorders Of the bowels which MAS
mEhlu,Sd waller bOseL liz aVdatiye Oloot upon
a NthmAeh pOflufbed by the rocking OIL 4 chip ]
Iiuiy mSSitSi, and III acapltil appelllgt aud
nerve inSiSofaIof. EGcOllenl Z u iof bilioqt
nGaA and kIdhey ihAoilon, and y epunisLaowk "
AfepAftAblu dtgteg, The oieow o. lnI.
Sst.i !. S' RVISssbss ] .SSsiS u Hssd e Pie
VenllFo,
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WE OFFER JOHN d. ALDEN
w BOOKS for sale at the
CITY BOOK STORE.

Some leading ones are;.
Pluarch'S Lives, q vols. In box .....,......... q %
GOlkl0'A Hours with Bible, 0 vols, cloth ,... 3 On
GGlkiG'S Hours with Bible, 0 vols. half NOR. I q
GGlkie'E Life Of Christi cloth ..."..,".".".u.
Tho Immortal. DAndcti ClOlh....,, ......... 60
EneBOn's Essays Half morocco ,.....n.... "
Intellectual Life, ilameri0n; cloth ........,. CO
Spencer on Education: ClOih."r...".,.....", IN
gulEOts History Of ClylllEatiOnj ClOth..". %
Views Aioot. Dayard Taylor; cloth g
MOoTp'B UnlvGnRl Assistant; cloth a....... .o. / Is
Pfe6cOttB Mexico. Complete. vol clO.. / 10
Any book procured on thOrt notice.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
mFl0 No. 1901 Market Street.
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LIS. GoODsslls dry pOodSthe cheapest
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meeting house, the men sitting on one
side and the women on the other.

meeting house, the men sitting on one
side and the women on the other,
A French soldier at oran, Algeria, has
Just been condemned u death for strik-
Ing a superior officer with a quid Of
tobacco.
Cast iron pillars With fat ends uni.
ioEmly bear about three times as much
rs those Of the same dimensions with
rounded ends,
The London Lanset vigorously con.
dennis the use Of heavy oyercoats, and
advocates instead the wearing Of heavier
underclothing,
A Norwegian skater named Godager,
on February "a, at Stockholm, did the
great feat Of covering 10 miles In IS min.
utes and 81 10 seconds, =
Some one commencing Philip Of Mace.
don fer drinking free, ''Tiat," said
Demosthenes, us a good quality in a
sponge, but not in u king"
A small leasehold property in Worces.
tershire, England, Is announced for sale
by auction, held "ior the residue OF q
term Of 1000 years created in the year
1900"
Seventy per cent of the emigration OF
the British isles seek home in this coun-
try in spite Of encouragenlents and in
duremants offered to go to Canada and
Australia,
The girls department OF the Indiana
Rufnrmatory Institution for Women and
Girls during tho seventeen years OF It's
existence has received 727 girls, Of whom
'~eventy,tiYe per cent are permanently
reformed,
Installment dealers are aGhast at a re,
cent decision Of a Louisiana Judge that
in that State title to any goods passes
upon the payment OF tie first install,
ment, and that after that Ia made the
purchaser may do what he pleases with
tle goods,
ErNest Hull, Of Lyme, Conn, Csugh,
4 big stripped bass off shore in q nOveI
way, The fish was floating on the
waves, seemingly benumbed with thu
cold, Mr., Hull thrust an oar into is
Eills and towed 1t ashore. 1t weighed
Il! pounds.
The process OF manufacturing Indll
ink has been a secret with the CHINESE
for many centuries, but a firm Of En-,
glish chemists claim to have discovered
a process Of treating camphor with sui
phurlc acid that produces a pigmen'
Identical with India ink.
According to a UNCONVENTIONAL papei
1t cost this Government $l,S4S,0O0 t
support 1900 Dakota Indians for sever
years while they were savages. Ate
they were Christlanized 1t cost $l2O,0Ol
10 care for the same number for the sam,
time, a saving Of $l,72S,0O0,
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l have used swiit's Specific in my
family for years for various disorder
incident 10 this climate, and u has a.
wsys given prompt relief. took II
myseli Tor a nervous disorder produced
by indigestion that had troubled me iof
Ave wears, aud II gave mo tho long
soup6t relief, l induced q friend ol
mine 10 take II for q sore leg OF over
Him, W. NJ. RurhEDaE,
Sulphur Springs, Tom.
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Or the Republican Senators who have
opposed Editor Halstead's confirmation
as Minister to Germany because of his
adverse criticism on them in the case oil
Senator Payne, there is not one Of them
whom he has not often defended against
Democratic assault. All OF this is for
gotten when the editor shows his head
where it may DO whscked, Senators are
even willing to 60 so far as to reDuke
the President for prelerring a man
whose fitness for the place nobody
questions.
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FOR SALE,

No. 1908 Eolf street; ground "a ~ igi feet,
No. l0Jl MGCOllOch street, 0 rooms; ground ~
by 100 feet; Sl,4G0.
Five Lots cut side South Front street.
Six Lots west side South Front street.
No. OS North Front street, u desirable nsi
dencOi ground 40 feet front,
No. 2l20 Market street, n desirable residence
ground 70 feet front.
No. 22t ChaplInc street. a desirable residence:
ground ~ feet
No. Gs Virginia street. 8 rOOmcd House,
No. Hlt aud 22i7 Market street; u desirable
business block,
building Site. fronts 10 feet 4 inches on Nalu
street n0Eth Of 1870 Main street, mud south u !.
40. Railroad property Gt south Cnd Of MAlh
No. 1877 South broadway.
No. 1912 McCOllOCh street.
No. 70 North Front street.
Many Farms Tor gale or exchange iOi city
property,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real BSlAt0 Agent, U. y. Pension aud Claim Al.
tsr1ey, Collector and Notary Public,
mrs OHpiCE! No. iGil MARKfT E1gTT1
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Trustees Sales,
Public Sale Of Real Property,
The undenigpsd trustee will sell At public
auction At The tront door Of the Court House Of
Ohio county, o n

The undersigned trustee viii sell a. public
auction at the front door Of the C0pr HOUSE OF
Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, APRIL O. lss9,
at 10 O'Clock a ~, the following described par,
GELS Of real property belonging TO the estate Of
the late William v, ShElyuF that Is % ray!
]. Lot numbered one hundred and torty'tWo
uI9l, and the south bali Of lot numbered One
hundred aud iorly.thRe QliS on the east slle o.
ChAplInO street, In the city OIL Wheeling, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, excepting, however
so much Of the rear pQTtlnno Of the aid Two 10Y
rs was sold by the said William W. ShrsVer IN
his lifetime.
q. 50 much Of lots numbered one hundred and
seyenty'iYe ll76l and one hundred and seventy
Us was get OH 10 the deIlSees ot, me Salu
William W. shTiYer by u decree Of tho An'
nIclpal Court OF Wheeling, dated Docem9ei
u, 1851, Int suit theTOln pending wherein w
Citizens Fire and Marine Insurance Company
was plaintiff. and COrnella ShElYer and Omen
were defendants, which part Is more particular!
described IA follows: beginning II the southwest
ern corner OF lot No 10; thence iuR u0rthefIS
direction along the western boundary OF the sAlG
lot No. w., o. feet more or less 70 me kohthWvn
corner Of i brick tenement house standing ~
the lott lheuce At right angles Win the Salu
western boundary line eastWRrdly. 70 feet NOR.
or less TO u point ten feet east OF the DIVISION
line between lot No, lib, and tho west Ohe'nAl
Of lot No, l75; lhence IN nOrlheFly Direction
parallel to, aud ten feet east Of the said division
line Z! feet, more or less, 70 IN alleyi thence Y
an eaSlwATdly direction along tho Aaid alley, Y
the eastern boundary Of tho west hall Of lot NO
ITO; thence along the said eastern boundary %
Sli west OnG'halt OF said lot, facing seventeenth
htTeel; thence along tho north side OF seven
teOnth street to the place Oi beginning.
3, Lots numbered twenty (al tWenly;inur Cgl
twenty, eight (gS) and thirty tSQ). on the morn
side 81 Fourteenth street " tho SAID ci|y o
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SALE,

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made by Ernest
Rosenberg aud Hannah Rosenberg, his wife, 20
me VI trustee, dated April ~, lsSS, recorded in
tho office OF the Clerk Of tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust
BOOK No, ID, page 9Ol, will sell .! tho north
front door Of Tue Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the eth DAY OF APRIL, 1859,
commencing at 10 o'clock a, M, the following
described property, that Is 10 say; The north
One.hRli OF lot numbered ten In square mum
bCrcd six on the west sidO OF Chlpllle street III
that part Of tho city Of Wheeling known ~
South Wheeling.
TERMS OP sALE-OnO third and as much norG
~ the purchaser elects 60 pay In cash on the day
OF sale, the balance III equal lnktAllments IN one
aud Two years, notes bearing interest " b.
Retained until payment Il made In full.
The title Is believed 10 DO perfect, but selling
as trustee, I will convey only tho title vested III
me by said deed Of trust.
". II, HALLER, AuCtiOneer. mrs
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A MAN may be arrested by a Deputy
Marshal on the flimslest prete1t and
t~riumphantly acquitted, yet he has no
redress whatever, This is q glarIng
omission in the laws, 1t encourage
the heelers who are selected to do the
dirtiest kind Of Deputy Marshal work