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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-21
SELECT SIFTINGS.


Snnils sometimes sleep for four years ut
Il time.
There is a breed of dogs in Russia that
cannot bark.
There arc thirty towns called Washing.
ton in America.
1t is said that the population of Norway
exhibits the highest known percentage Of
light eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbels, Of Cincinnati,
have n baby that was born with two
molnr teeth in its upper jaw.
In a handful of clover, pluckcd in his
yard, Edward Kochlcr, OF Bethlehem,
Penn, found fifty four-leaf stalks.
A calf whose back is covered with fine
fur instead of the regulation hair is one
of the curiositics of Appleton, Me.
Sophie Bennington, Of Xenia, Ohio,
has given birth to her twenty fifth child.
Her husband claims this beats all known
records.
The "Pilgrims Progress" has been
translated into Amharic, the language of
Abyssinia. The book has now been
translated into eighty-four languages.
1t is wcirdly reported that "hidcous and
unearthly cries" are heard -'cmanating"
from the holds OF abandoned canal boats
lying on the river banks near Schuylkill
Haven, Penn.
A "fossi forest" has bccn discovered
in Scotland. Thirty or forty fossil trunks
have already been laid bare, most of
,,.h, ,o., II
trunks is at least two feet in diameter.
A museum of religion, the Giumct
Museum, has been inauguratcd in Paris.
1t is intended to facilitate the study of
ancient religions by means of n collection
of pictures, objects of worship and books.
A Butler, Penn, druggist had large
dog that became so vicious rs to be
general nuisance. Repeated efforts to
poison the brute with strychnine were
unavaiing, the drug doing no more harm
than so much sugar.
1t is said that singular fact connected
with the cultivation of the banana is that
it seeds only i'll one spot on the earth
the Andaman Islands in the Indian
Ocean. Everywhere else it must be
Tdistu from SucAcTS.
Terrell County, Ga. reports rattiesnakc
fourteen feet seven inches long, eleven
inches around, with thirly-ninc rattlcs and
button. The skin has been stuffed, and
will be sent to the National Museum or
20 the Smithsonian Institution.
a cttcrl;cnny, Penn, farmer, who
lives near the mountain, says he can al
ways tell whon a hard storm is coming,
rs the crows then ily to thc better pro-
tcctcd nooks for shelter, sometimes day
before the storm reaches there.
Al Charlottesville, Ind, the other day,
the members of the city school board pre-
sentcd Miss Nellie Constant with n hand
some set of Tennyson's works. Miss Con-
slant attended the Crawfordsvil!c schools
for eleven years without being absent or
tardy a single tiine, and the presentation
was made Oh that account.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-21
LIES BETTER INFLUENCES.

Better the song and the smile, my dear,
/ Better the song and the smile.
Brief is the time we may linger here,
Little avails either sigh or tear;
Better the song aud the smile, my dear.
Better the song and the smile.
Better the laugh and the Jest, my dear,
Better the laugh and the jest.
2 Sunshine Of heart and of merry cheer.
Chasing the shadows that oft appear;
Better the laugh and the jest, my dear,
Better the laugh and tho jest.
Better the word tina. is kind, my dear,
Better the word that is kind
. Speech that is ao.d and perchance severe
We'll may be sPhced rs we journey here;
Better the word thnti kind, my dear,
Better sac word that is kind.
Lifss b'A d day ut the best, ny dear
LIES but Il day ut the best.
BE your endeavor To brighten each year,
SlskmS less frequent the Sign and the tear;
Lilies but = day Mt the best, my DEAR
Liie's but Il day at the best
-Neuu York Press
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-21
a Family of Centenarians.

At Wloolawek, in Poland, mai.
named Pawlikowski has just died at the
age of 1l5. lie fought through Kosci-
nsko's wars and through Napoleon 1. 8
Russian campaign. He was working in
the fields up to last year. His father is
said to have lived 10 the age of 1875, and
one OF his brothers died at 116. He
leaves three sisters aged 102, 90, and %,
respectively.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-21
TAZEWELL c. H.. VA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY q 1901

realizing sense of what that evening had
cost him was the sight OF those precious
false teeth glisteniug at the bottom of Il
tumbler filled with water. He knew that
he could never so far sacrifice his pride
as to tell Miss Angelina the true cause of
his seemingly strange conduct. lie had
lost hcr. The Epoch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-21

For the twelve months ended October
Slss, 1889, the exports of canned beef
were G2, G30,i2l pounds, an amount in
excess Of the previous year OF little
over 20, 200, 600 pounds.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-21
CLEAniNG HOUSE MEruoDs.

Banks receive for deposits checks on
similar institutions, many of them 10.
Gated in their own city, while others
come from out Of town. The latter arc
attended to by the foreign collection
clerk; the former are taken to the Clear
ing House, where each Of tho leading
city banks has II doslS and is represented
10y number. Clerks from the different
city banks bring here in an envelope,
properly numbered, the checks they havo
received, drawn on other institutions.
Thus meeting one another, exchanges arc
madc i'll systematic and orderly manner,
cacl' bank receiving through its repre-
sentative the checks that are drawn
against itself and giving up respectively
That those that arc drawn against somo
other bank. I
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-21

we'll how check cathbo presented at the
bank and you can gotthc money on lei.
but how docs the clerk who,paysi it know
that the man who makes tho, check has
enough in the bank to meet the dcmanda
The clerk, or paying teller, as he is
called, las general knowledge of the
size OF cach mans account. Two men.
a and B, start an account in bank A's
first deposit is 500, 900, BIS $4,000. Az.
checks nrc from 300 to $4,000, BIS from
$50 to S10o. If some fine day B should
present his check calling for $1,000. tho
paying teller would be suspicious. "His
checks arc never more than S1OO. " bc
would say TO himself: 'How's thisi" In
the brass railing on his right hand, so
small and so surrounded with the fancy
work of tho structure us scarcely to bo
noticeable, nrc three speaking tubes, tho
iirst marked A. X, the second l.. S., the
tiird I. Il. Very quietly hc turns to
the first tube and almost whispcrs
through it; ''Brown's balancc?" Ho
funbles with some banl1 bills n momont
and the answer quickly comes back from
the book-keeper: "l1S." Then the nav
ing tellor politely informs Mr.. Brown or
the person who presents tho check that
there must bc somo mistake; that Mr..
Brown hasn't enough money in the bank
to pay tho check, and 40 the check is
respectfully declined.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17
OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE,

S2O00 n.AcRE TRACT NEAR sUNOL;
house: must be sold.
Great bargain on Park ST., Alameda; lot 5Oxl5s:
cash or easy terms (for 80 days..
Large list OF resident property for sale. beautiful
homes uit on easy terms. 1916 Park ST., JUDD
HANLEY n GO. aul7 II
MARCUS & LESSER OFFER THE FOLLOWING
WI instal;ment bargains this week:
$3.50 cash, $50 per month-New cottage near sta
ton; modern improvements; price $1,000; 33xS9.
$3.50 cash, SIS per mOnth-Fine cottage near sta
ton: price $52OO; 42x1O0. ~ wv
$3.50 cash. $50 per month-6-room cottage. new.
price $500; 50xl50. "'
few cheap installment lots for SALE
Few houses, 4, 3 and rooms TO let at q bargain
MARCUS & LESSER, e2s Market ST., ODD Palaos
aoLeI; Alameda, Bayst Station. Groad gauge. II &c
G600 CASH-BALANCE ss5 PER MONTH.
gpOOO lot oOx2O3; cottage OF rooms and bath:
me o marine ma, view; price $3.50. NO. 1881
SzoVo-Lot 41xl00; cottage OF rooms and bath;
month. M IosSSek
sZ55oLot 5ox75; cottage OF rooms S and 4 bath
good heishoorhood; II cash; balance easy terms
sSoo0-Lot 27xl15; new 2-story house Of 7
rooms and BATH Stable etc.; near station. S61o
cash: balance 1856 per month. mo Az,
$3700-Lot 4Oxl so; new cottage of 'rocn noo o.,
oathi hlgh basement; fine garden and lawn: Sl5o0
cash; balance $50 per month. mo ann
rooms os ana oath on Central ave-. 5000 cash. balance
s4250-Lot 7O:sxl5O; cottage of 8 rooms and
patn; hne garden, etc.; $1,000 cash; balance $50 so
$6ooo--Lot 50x1S6; new 2-story house Of rooms
and bath; Ne corner on Central ave So5O0
cash: balance $50 per month. mo 3gcn
Choice building lots In all parts of Aiame1,
Houses 10 rent and money TO loan by II. p MOREAI
a CO.. 142s Park st., Alameda and 4l)2 Nontcon1
s s.s- ~; 80. asn iran rrsnclsea iva q
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

RuILD HOME IN A HEALTHFUI IOCATIoN.
- lois $500; Golden Gate Station, Berkeley Broad.
guage T. A MCCARTHY. 624 Market, S. T. Is tie
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

C.I5O ONLY; LOTS 25xl2O; NEAR GRAND
u W ocean beach boulevard; the choicest lots
offered in this city ON such liberal terms; $50
cash; balance so monthly; don't miss this chance
TO quadruple your money: call early aud make your
selection W. b. MARSHUTZ CO. $50 Market
rear nfice. auto i'm
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

GOOD CHANCE; AIONEY-MAKING SALOON
VI near new Olympic Club grounds, with house.
plano and furniture Of rooms if desired. Apply
Golden Gate House, south OF Golden Gate
Park aul6 2t*
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

UST COMPLETED-N. SIDE OF JERSEY ST.,
u block below Castro-st. ear-hOuse; large and
d room cottages fashionable and substantial; will
sell that parties with limited means can secure
good home on the principle of paying rent; like
price, quality and size compared with other cot
iages in neighDorhood; owner on premises every
day aul6 3ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

Doth ST, BET. SANCHEZ & NOE; NICE NEW
20 cottage OF rooms and basement; only $1,000.
c. + MAINE 4 co. aul7 SuTuIh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

DAGE ST., NEAR LYON-AN ELEGANT, NEW
L house Of large rooms and bath, with all latest
f. situated north side OF street, near
the park; sunny exposure and beautiful view; Will
BE- sold cheap. EASTON, ELDRIDGE 4 CO, K. L.
lrrhauge Sg9 NIyrgpt 81 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

LroR SALE-4-RooM COTTAGE; LOT % :6xl2O:
inquire on premises. aul6 ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

GUERRERO ST, BET ODD AND 23D; SIN
u room cottage and basement: $4700, and lot
3Oxll7; The cheapest piece OF residence properly in
The Mission. c I. MAYAE q co aulI suluIh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

TOR SALE-S326O: NICE COTTAGE; CUM
i berland ST., near Guerrero, beI. 18Th and 20th;
consisting OF rooms, ervatOry, bathroom, hot
and cold stationary tubs: cellar high and en-
tire length and width OF house, suitable for coach
house: front and back garden; lot 25x114; $1,000
the purchase money remain mortgage.
Apply 624 Guerrero ST. near 18Th, AGENTS. 10 7tF
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

GE0 LOT 25xI25, IN THE CHOICEST PART
u W. OF East Berkeley, beautiful view, $40
down, So monthly: 500, lot 50Il25. SO down,
siU monthly; $500, large corner lot 50Xl7O $50
down, 50 monthly. Apply to owners, PHELPS d
RICHARDS. IL Montgomery st. or Berkeleya. u6 II
COTTAGE FOR SALE; ALL MODERN I'M
" provements; lot 25X95; on 23d ST., bet Potrero
and Hampshire St; Just finished; the Howard
81 line in front of the house; terms easy to suit
Apply TO A. j. WEIR. premises, through the day
or AT 1000 California ST. iel1 Il
A OFFER WANTED-LARGE BAY-wINDow
n house of 10 rooms and bath; lot 45x114; one
block from cable in Mission: must be sold immedi-
ately see 1t. MARK LANE d CO., ..lS Post, jy31 II
4 HOME-AN INVESTMENT: MUST BE SOLD;
"A do no fail 10 see those new houses and fats
Ellis ST., bet Scott and Devisadero they have every
modern Improvement; the interior finish is that OF
a $4,000 residence; make your own terms to
payments; houses now open for inspection; cable
TO any part OF the city. 1y26 I'm
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

DEDUCED TO $780, VERY CHEAP; 57x137:6,
II and three history houses; Hilbert ST., bet. Lar
kin and Polk; fine view of the bay; street graded
and macadamized: Que block from the Union-st.
cable cars: and ~ blocks from the Hyde-st cable.
THOMAS MAGGIE. 20 Montgomery 81. aul4 II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17
rI;0PEErY WASTED.

w 5000. Address James. Bancroft's 80 FIRST l.
"A ANTED-To LEASE LOTS OR HOUSE AND
w large lot, east of Van Ness and north of
Mission ST. 512 Haght st. au17 1t
WANTED TO RENT 100 To 300 ACRES: So
w mona County preferred; furnished unfur
nished; by man, wife and child. Address b. X,
Box 6, this office. aul5 3t%
IA ANTED-TO PURCHASE HOUSE OFFS OR 7
w rooms or lot n. of Waller st to Oak ana W. to
Steiner from Laguna Address H. Box 1l6, CALL
Branch ONCE.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

NJ Ew COTTAGE: ROOMS. BATH, BASE
IN ment, etc. Ola Clipper, near Castro. au14 If
Q.DT6 EACH-A SACRIFICE; 2 LARGE LOTS;
Ut = y Ia blocks from Castro-st. cable. n. j.
o'SEILL, 1923 VALLEJO st. aul2 It's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

W y u WAlkeu: 80 cash. 30 mOnIliy, =
S4OO-Corner, 15x1OO with creek; 50 Efonthly.
$55O-Lot 40xl35: severed and side .tlked
S9O0-Other lots, all sizes and kids. Send for
maps. CHAS A. BAILEY, owner. 62i Market.12tf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

GOEOn CASH OR INSTALLMENTS; BEAU
t1OUUU. tiful home; Jersey ST.. 80 steps w. OF
CastT0-sI. cable; rooms, bath and laundry; con-
SIDEWALK; brick bulkhead; more houses TO be
erected Call and examine aul5 3t*
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

DKbssMAKERS.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKING-SUITs FOR
1 80; perfect fit. Ill Ninth ST.. Mission. 1t"
A Id LADIES WISHING TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
n fitting suits made. handsomely draped for So.
or with goods, making and trimmings for SIS please
call MRS. NORRIS, 1929 Geary st, aul7 St"
QUITS MADE REASONABLY; TAILOR SYSTEM
- taught. MISS GlLLIGAN, lis Kearny. % Surh ly
NINE. FLESHER'S SCHOOL OF DRESS CUT
Vl ting and dressmaking-You taught to make
dress from beginning to end; cutting, fitting.
draping, fine finishing and designing. 81 sixth st
nRESS-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
Oauthentc French tailor system, go Postiel 6m
M ISIS AGNES Keller, lls STOCKTON, NEAR
w Geary; stylish suits from 50 50 up; cutting aud
httihga Speciality; 40 cents: perfect re- APT u
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIP-
st., 500 Hayes ST. and 20lS Mission ST. open till
SUMMER RESORTS.
GAMBLE cory OF THE HOTEL GUIDE CON
- tanning directory OF California hotels and re-
Sorts sent free to any address. Hotel Guide, $40
Post ST., Union Club building. ieS tf
"a ILKINS HoUSE-THE MOST CHARMING.
w convenient and best conducted hotel in Santa
Cruz HoYT \ WHITMAN, proprietors jy1 3m
SANTA CBuz-sUNNYSIDE; NEW FIRST
~ class boarding -house; 81 to 81 rs per dav: Wal
nut ave. MRS. p. J. BUTCHER je27 Sm
F0LLlN COTTAGES, SANTA CRUZ, CAL
L Best summer resort on Beach Hill, OVERLOOKING
the bay. Q, w. FoLLIN, proprietor. je27 SIN
ssEL MONTE HOTEL, sAUsALITo HOT
u saltwater baths. nyS 4mo
SwANToN HOUSE, PEsCADERo, SAN MATEO
y County. CAL, the favorite resort of the Pacific
Soasn MOTEL and cottages all newly furnished lovely
round agates, opas, topaz moonstones. emeralds
water CRYSTALS and many other precious stones good
trout hshlng and wild game; board reasonable; spe-
cal rates for families. MRS. S.W. SWANTON III II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

CHOICE PROPERTY; 9 ROOMS; BATH; LOT
- 65K1l7 to alley Of l6 feet. 1880 Folsom St, mr.
g5rh no agents. aul4 It's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
In quantities to suit at low rate of interest Ap-
ply to the California Mortgage Loan Co., 1928 Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco. deS Su II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

SCHooL LANDS, 81 so TO SIS AN ACRE; ON
- very easy terms sold by the State in tracts to
suit; no residence or improvement required; all
kinds OF lands in many different countiesi send
stamp for list. Open Monday. Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings. w. LAKE. Flood Building. Is tt
THE SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE SALE
and Exchange Bureau; the exchange OF all kinds
of property speciality. r. IL. MARChANT u CO.,
ll5 Kearny ST iy3l emo
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

gsod0A AN ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE;
IDOdOO. large rooms bath and high basement;
all modern improvements. 9th St. bet. Church
and Sanchez; terms to suit; lot 2oxI14. aus lots
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

G.OEO Oh, LOOK! LOTS IN LAKEVIEw
tNZOU. tract, near the ocean boulevard; only
three blocks from cars now running: near proposed
extension Of Market street; sure investment will
double in value in 80 days; terms very easy. See
h. g. PINNEY, at arnall-Fitzhugh- Hopkins Com
pauy, Branch Office at cor. Valencia and 25th stsi
ONCE open until O'Clock every night. au15 Ian
r-nr cfnAI O., arII. PEE. 1n=ROnNf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17
PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.


THE SCANDINAVIAN TEA AND GROCERY
1 business carried on under the firm name OF c. W.
JOHN son Il a. A. TURNER has been mutually
dissolved, said A. A. TURNER assuming all liabili-
ties and being entitled to all debts owed said firm.
c. w J0yLNSlN,
aul6 3t@ A "a TIlRSF,R \
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

DR. MOOKLAR HAS RESUMED PRACTICE AT
~ 703 Market ST., cor. Third. ONCE hours, 10 to
II A NJ. to r. NJ, z TO p. aul0 Il
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

L'LATS FOR SALE-5 AND 6 ROOMS; MODERN
i Improvements; Potrero ave, bet. 23d and
Path SIS; lot 25x1OO; Howard-st. pass the
house, the best prospective business property In the
city. Apply the premises through the day or
al SuOu California ST. TO A. J. WEIR. iel1 U
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-14
A DANGEROUS IDEA.
EDITOR BULLETIN: =

EDITOR BULLETIN
Has the so-called Constitution"
ever been printed in any properly
authorized volume of our laws. If
so, it has escaped notice-at any rate
it is not accessible. Can you spare
room in your paper, continually
crowded with true and reliable mat
ter, to insert the third paragraph of
that poor orphan of fundamental
law?
AS the statement is recalled, it
was to the effect that one person
had the right and the power to abol-
ish, take away, and do away with
all our rights, and that he thereupon
proceeded TO do il. OF course every
body knows the claim was not made
by that person of his own free will
and accord, bat all the same it is a
dangerous idea to remain where it
is. As a cornerstone upon which
TO build free and enlightened gov
ernment for this or any other nation
it is neither square, round, oblOng,
a cone, cylinder, nor prism. y.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-14

That thoroughly partisan journal,
the Advertiser, is again writing edi-
torial buncombe for the delectation
of its fractional readers. That other
fractional extremist, r. w. Wilcox,
seems TO be a red rag TO the Adver-
tiser; for every time he follows that
journals example by rushing into
an extreme he throws its journalistic
judgment into partisan frenzy,
without moments warning to an
unsuspecting public.
Now it is but fair to state that
Mr.. Wilcox's exhibition of extreme
political folly in the House yester-
day, and the Advertisers extreme
folly in printing this morning that
the coolest heads" in the House
were startled; that there was
"threatened disturbance" etc., only
proves to the general public, what
fools these mortals be- when they
become extremists in either politics
or journalism.
There is no more danger Of the
good people of Hawaii allowing the
Wilcox faction to dethrone the King
than there is present danger of al
lowing the Advertiser faction to dc
so. Both of these extreme political
factions have tried their hands at
dethroning kings and upsetting gov.
ernments for personal ends, and
both have made speedy and ultimate
failures. The general public has
pretty well made up its mind not tc
permit any more of these politica
antics, no matter from which factor
Of alleged patriots the proposals
may come.
There is, however, one improve
ment about this last dose of Adver
tiser buncombe; it is more moder
ately drawn than usual and does no
appear to be purposely dished up t.
injure the country abroad. 1t i
silly nevertheless-very silly-a
silly in fact as the Advertiser.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-14

ton of assertion Cart. 81; if the
laborer has paid his fine snd ex-
penses, etc. Cart. 6); if the person
assisting a deserter has been punish
ed Cart. y, and 81 has been col
lected by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs for permit Cart. 81, and if
even permission of the Minister
to remain five years longer has been
offered the Chinaman, what then?
Suppose the man refuses the kind
ness to work five years longer and to he
even deported? Well, he will he ar
rested (assuming he has been iden-
tifed) he will approach Mr.. w. II.
Castle or Mr.. w. O. Smith or some
one else with q retainer; his case
through habeas corpus will come be-
| fore four or five Supreme Judges,
who with four or five shrugs of their
shoulders will order the prisoner
released, because of the tritle over
looked; because of the Constitution
of this Kingdom, which forbids de-
priving any person of his liberty,
etc, etc. Mr.. w. r.. Castle or w.
O. Smith, or some other gentleman,
will have then again defeated an at
tempt of the wage-earners TO free
themselves from the Asiatic hordes.
If the planters wanted laborers
why in the name of common sense
did they override the just demand
of the small merchants and wage
earners for an extra session of the
Legislature last year? Why did they
defeat the call for Constitutional
Convention! No, these things could
not he done; it was against some
thing, against principle, etc. l no.
tice their principle does not run shy
of guns and bullets when their own
pockets are touched, but when the
people demand protection for them
selves, these wealthy men coolly
say, mon possumus. No, again +;
this whole bill has nothing in it that
will stand legal test. 1t is merely a
new, cast-iron labor contract, the
provisions of which will last as long
as the man is under it; but which
will be food for lawyers as soon as
the slaves time has expired. 1t is
an attempt to override public opin-
ion and public demand and | call on
the representatives of the National
Reform Party to be true TO their
pledge. 1T our representatives want
support we will call Il mass meeting,
irrespective of party politics, and
see how strong we are.
BREAD WINNER.