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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18
EPITOME OF NEWS.
A Choice Collection of the
Latest News Greatly
Condensed.
SHINCT

The senate committee IN public buildings
has decided to recommend q bill for the pur-
chase of two squares Of ground at Washing
ton upon which to erect q suitable building
for the United States supreme court.
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Consumption Surely Cured.
To THE EDIToR:-Please inform your read
ers that I have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. By it's timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured. shall be glad to send two
readers who have consumption IL they will
send me express and post-oflce address. Re.
spectfully, T. A. SLooUM, NJ. c., ISL Pearl
street, New York.
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COUGHS AND COLDS. Those who are suffering
from Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. etc, should
try BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Sold only
in boxes,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18

The legislature of Mississippi will
be asked to appropriate $1,000 600 for
the purpose of erecting a monument
to the late Jefferson Davis.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18

Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and disgust
everybody with you. offensive breath, but
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BottineQu Pioneer.
JOHN ". BENNETT, Editor L P ublisher.
BoTTINEAU, NORTH DAKOTA.
THElate John Hooper, ofBrooklyn,
lett $85, 900 to charity. He disin-
herited his daughter.

The jury in a breach of promise
cas- at Champaign, ILL.,, awarded one
cent damages, and 'advised the
plaintiff to beware of book agents."
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18

A runaway couple OF Minneapolis were
found in Portland, Or, and arrested.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18

The influenza has completely disappeared
from st. Petersburg and Moscow.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18

Oregon, h Paradise or Farmers.
Mud, equable climate, certain and abundant
crops. Best fruit. grain, grass and stock country
Oregon Immigration Board. Portland, OrN9on.
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Don't complain Of and growl at this world
until you are sure of going to q better one.
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castorfa
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had children she gave thsmCastoria
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18

Two white men and eight negroes were
badly hurt by falling walls at Agusta. Ga.
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The Plain Truth

Is that Hoods S~arsapnrilla has cured Thousands
Of people who suffered severely with rheumatism.
1t neutralizes the Tactic acid in the blood. which
causes those terrible pains and aches. and ALSO
vitalizes and enriches tho blood, thus preventing
the recurrence OF the disease. These facts war
rant us In urging you. II you suffer with rhsumar
usm, to give Hoods s~arsapariia . trial,
For IS years I have suffered with sdatto y
matism. Last November l was taken worss .eu.
ever; and was unable to get ont q the b tnan
was almost .ouse.
Helpless for 20 Da,e
suffering great agony. In ~
menoed taking Hoods sarss, ,smber ! COM
second sas bottle I was able 70 = osan Ana AFTER the
am now 90 free nom +, took nve bottles. and
weather. I have ~ Ally on 3 sudden chang. Il
saparilla." CHAs. sat confidence in Hoods sar.
Co.. Wis. r. -ss HANNAH. Christie. Clarke
-, :. TO DDS SarsaparIlla
81 G.; al druggists. s1;sixforS Is. Prepared only
:. aOoD&CO Apothecsriss. Lowell. Nass,
I 100 Doses One Dollar
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Consumption Surely Cured.

A bill is prepared to make q national park
of the Chickamauga battlefield.
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Is it economy to save q few cents buyinra
cheap soap or strong washing powder, and
lose dollars in ruined rotted clothes? II mot,
use Dobbins' Electric Soap, white az snow.
and rs pure. Ask you grocer for il.
The proprietors of 1.-The Fair in Minneap.
oils have made an assignment
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18

Apocket pin-cushion free to smokers Of
"Tansilrs Punch" Sc. Cigar.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-18

Pilas silk factory at Lyons, France, has
been destroyed by fire. The loss is 600, 600
francs,
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SENATOR GORMAN'S HOUSE BURNS.


4 Splendid Mansion Destroycd-Sarrow
Escape of the Family.
The Baltimore pape,n, describe the
burning OF the beautiful country home
OF United States Senator German at
Laurel, Nd. From one account the FOL-
lowing particulars are cleaned:
The spacious old house, which his
father, Peter German, built forty years
ago, and which the Senator only a short
time ago had remodelcd and handsomely
improved and furnished, is in ashes, and
his vile and daughter, Miss Dairy Cor
man, aye suffering from nervous pros.
tratiOn and exposure TO the terrific
storm that ragged when they barely es.
capped with their lives from the blazing
dwelling. The Senator was in Wash.
ington. Mrs. German and her daughter
and three servants went to the country
house yesterday. The hogs were to b.
killed for Christmas, and Mrs. German,
like the thrifty house wife that she is,
desired to see that the work was done
right by the negroes on the place. Fires
NCic hi'AS ~ tAS hllSlcu lcusc huu lltC
library. When the ladies' retired last
night II furious wind-storm WAS raging,
but they were not apprehensiye OF dan.
ger. About2 o'clock a eolored man who
slept i'll the back part OF the house was
awakened by smoke and the roar OF
flames. Tho floor beneath his feet was
burning. He rushed TO Mrs. Germans
room and gave the alarm Sha and her
daughter, bareheuded and in their night
clothes, hurried from the house nearly
blinded and choked with smoke. In
their bare feet, with their night robes
soaked with water, they ran quarter
OF mile through the storm to the over.
seer'a house. They were exhausted
when they reached the house, and Miss
Daisys ieet were bruised and bleeding.
The greater portion Of the Senator's Il.
brary was destroyed, together with some
fine pictures. The total loss is about
$4,000; insurance only $1,000.
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WHO DOUBTS NOW.
Where Notable Specialists Of Europe
Fail DIS. Copeland & Bell
SC0ra q Success.
Proof Upon Proof OF II Nature that
May be Easily Verified aud Cam
not be Hcfutcd Should Con.
vince tho Most SkcWical.

Master David W. Jcnkinr, who lives
in Martins Ferry, Ohio, and 10 en-
ployed nt tho Etna Mills, Ia n bright
young man OF l6 years. In II recent in
torview with tho writer he told how
half Of his short liio has been spent in
misery and suffering and OF his recent
notable recovery under the treatment OF
Drs. Copeland 4 Bell.
Using Master jenkins own words, he
said: MY trouble had existed seven or
eight year,, four Of which ] spent in tho
old country under tho treatment Of
different notable specialists, but never
received any permanent benefit. My
symptoms were about as follows: Head
md nose constantly stopped up, 30 !
could not breathe through my nose al
all, sharp decorating pains over tho cyes
and through the temples.
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Tho Gas Boom Towns aud tho Conf Towns.
Tlere is no telling how long any OF us
are TO enjoy the boon OF natural gas
still boon even ut the increased price.
This part OF tho Ohio Valley, however,
can stand some diminution in It's own
Oupply, for that matter al utter failure
OF the supply, II that DO accompanied
by similar condition in the towns
which drew 10 them manufacturing es
Establishments on the Cilcr OF free land
free gas, and almost everything else free.
Tao resulting disturbance OF normal
industrial conditions was for time Sc
rious. Old established industries were
in danger Of being removcd by reason o.
the sharp competition OF concerns started
on the giis plan and determined 10 dc
business OF any cost.
This danger has passed. The gas sup
| ply OF the gas towns OF northwestern
Ohio is fast becoming as tale that lie
told. The end is not to-day, but inter.
cs.ed observers who would be glad to be
ola different opinion, are convinced that
Ichabod must presently be written or
the derricks OF that region.
After the gas, what? Ii coal is to be
used in the factories it will have TO be
brought IRON distance. Wheeling has
the coal in her hills, as she had before
gas was thought Of. AS 4 manufactur
ing center Wheeling will be alive wher
the boom towns OF the gas fields have
passed into history.
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a French criminal trial strikes the
American mind rs i remarkable free.
lor.all to take place in court OF justice.
There is public prosecutor, but the
real prosecutor seems to be the Judge,
who goes in from the beginning to con.
Wet, examines and cross examines, gays
smart things to mako tho crowd laugh,
exerts his ingenuity to trip up the
accused, to confuse, annoy and aiscfelit
tho witnesses.
When the accused calls the witness o
liar, or when two persons accused OF
murder, as in tho Eylaud case, &c. into
n cat-apt-dog fight, tho proceeding is
not thought to DO at all irregular. Any
body in the cause says what he plcases
when he pleases, the crowd is entertain
ed and the court does not interfere.
Tho ireest Of American court room
scenes on tho frontier don't hold a
candle to the oli-hNud proceedings in
the strauglips trial now going on in
Paris, ono OF the most remarkable
chapters in all criminal history, and Of
which tho guillotine is even now ready
10 write the last bloody lines.
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pariiHll'a EreNZY.

Mr.. PArnell ia not DER modest in thege
days. Lest another may not praise him
rs he deserves he does not hesitate te
blow his own horn Justify. In his latest
appeal to his followers, and 10 some
who, he fears, may not he ready to iollow
him, he INDUCES III this remarkable ex.
hortation:
VIM you, countryncu nt GrNttn,i, volunteers
OF OCO1nell, Davis and Vol Tone, OF The gall
liant Father Murphy, who fought and bcd for
the independence OF our country VIII you, In
splrcd 10y memories OF the pSSt, abandon your
chief: VIII YOU give him up TO the G8xon
woivei that ARC hUwling iot Ills destruction"
Or VIII you mlly around him, ES your fathers
did around tho mru OF rs. and shout, with IL
thousand voices. No surrender! llurEGh for
PNrnel, the lender 81 the independent Irish
rGrIyi Down With faction that would RAKE
The Irish people the servants o! II foreign power!
Gather, men Of the hillSiGes. Mt J0hiiswell on
sunday. around your CHIEF, and hurl defiance ut
his enemies and the enemies Of your :acc.
A leader Mt all sure OF his ground does
not talxiu this hysterical fashion about
himself. Every etep in his campaign
strengthens the charitable theory that
Mr.. Parnell is beside himself. \ per.
iectly sane mind does not operate rs his
docs.
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Industrial Mention.

The machinery for the Gil well at New
Castle, Monroe county, Ohio, arrived at
Sardis and was hauled out to the site OF
the well this week. ....
An addition ia being made to the forge
department OF the LlBelle Iron Works.
In size it Is IS by45 feet and will be used
for the plate shesr5.
Two new pudding furnaces are being
bull; i'll the forge department of the
Belmont mill this week. The nail fac.
tory is still AZ work.
A. ]. Sweeney 4 Son will make aship-
mens Of plate glass machinery to the
Pennsylvania Plate Glass Works Mt r.
win, Pa, in few days.
Wheeling gdoes right in refusing to
donate Sl00,0G0 TO the State Line rail-
road before guarantee given that coke
will be laid down III Wheeling at the
prices paid in Pittsburgh 'SteubenrWe
Gazette.
Strong efforts are being made at New
Cumberland to induce the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie railroad to extend to that
place, 4 distance OF twelve miles. The
town has offered to sscure a free right OF
way, and it is probable n cash bonus will
be given. The railroad authorities are
considering ne proposition.
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This court met at Charleston on
Wednesday and rendered the following
decisions:
Atkinson 4 Piersol ct al. Va. Beckett ct
al, from Wood county, opinion by Lu.
cas-; 60 much OF decree that holds
that the deed OF trust from Beckett
to Tayerner is not lien upon tho go
acres of land is reversed and annulled,
and the remainder OF the decree is ai.
iirmed.
Hukill vs. Myers ct al, from Monon.
gala county; appeal and supersedeas
allowed, bond 5000.
Healthy vs.. Shank, from Barbour
county, writ OF error allowed; bond
$50.
Sale va. Wheeling Railway Company,
from Ohio county; petition for writ OF
error refused.
Fowler Va. l.ewis's heirs ct al, from
kanawha county; ccrliorari awarded on
motion Of Fi!zhugh, to bring up omitted
portions OF record.
Petition for rehearins in the cases OF
Whitaker Vs. Improvement Compeny,
from Mercer county; Fox Va. Railroad
Company, from Wood county; Uhildrey
vs. Huntington, frem Cabell county, and
freshman vs.. freshman, from Green
b,ier county; Thomas VS.. HukiIl and
Schanp vs.. Hukil were refused, after
which the court adjourned until Janu.
ary a. 1891.
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SAND BRANCH ITEMS.
Editor Im!.r:
AS it is Sunday night I will give you a
note to fill up your columns.
The neighbors are all preparing TO have
good Xmas and l wish them success,
On last Sunday your correspondent
and wife had the pleasure OF visiting
Messrs. Henry and Bub Davis a. their
homes, and spent the early part OF the
day very pleaeautly couyersing on yari-
Gus subjects and having good time
generally. Dinner was announced at 70
o'clock, as usual, and we a!l sat down to
partake OF the many Good things, under
which the table was fairly grooming, and
to which your correspondent did ample
justice. Among other things before us
was tho finest roasted 'possum that We
ever seen, and 10 say it was delicious
would be no comparison. Bub is one OF
our most enterprising farmers and |
wish him and Henry much success.
After spending the evening pleasant.
y, we LETT the homes OF these hospita-
bic families, feeling that we had spent n
day OF enjoyment aud looking to the flu.
ture for many more such days.
MORE ANoS.G
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CUSTOMS REFUNDS.
Some Light on n Subject Of Which tho Pub.
lie Knows Little.

lie KuOws Little.
Special Dlspatth 10 The intra!Qaleer.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lO.-Fcw Of tho
current readers OF the press are aware
that large sums are every year appro.
priated TO refund to importers Gus.
toms which have been wrongiully
collected. Congress has just been asked
by the Secretary Of The Treasury 10
appropriate si3l $40 for customs.roiunds.
Tho repayment or refund Of these
Sims Ia one OF the highest moral obliga.
tons OF the Government. When i'm
PORTS are received ut the custom houses
OF the country the collectors make
appraisements and levy duties according
to their Interpretation OF the Law. 1t
worry often occurs that the importer
classiGes the goods 80 rs TO pay either 4
lower rate OF duty or no duty at all.
Some times the question arises whether
the articles are dutiGblc at all-whether
they are not entitled to free admission
under some clause OF tho tariff Inv. The
appraisemeat may be questioned. The
importer wants his gools to meet orders,
for the market current, or desires their
use. He pays the duty imposed, but
takes m appeal. The decision OF the
collector may he confirmed by the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, in which event
the importer may appeal to the Supreme
Court OF the United States, on the con.
struction Of the tariff law or some other
question. II the decision below Is not
sustained, or the Government loses, the
latter not only refunds the duty col
lected, but It pays the expenses OF the
suit or suits. The observation-disclosures fol
the fEcal year ending June 80, 1890
aggregated $3i6 500, and the interest
and costs 5000, making total o.
A3l,570. This amount Congress vii
provide.
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An Iutcrestins Case Decided,

Judge Duncan, OF Columbus, has de.
cided the case OF r. W. Sweeney vs. Mrs.
Louisa Armstrong Sweeney, who lives
at Marion, Ohio, contracted with the
woman, through other parties, Tor the
purchase OF thirty acres OF land in Col.
umbus for 81 500. Mrs. Armstrong is m
aged lady and lives at St. Clairsyille,
Ohio. W. G. Mooney, OF Woodsdeld,
Ohio, was her agent. Alter the deed had
been drawn up and matters arranged in
the office OF John W. Searls, q Columbus
real estate agent, the deed was sent TO
Mrs. Armstrong, but she refused to sign
it, having discovered that she was about
to lot the land go too cheap. Sweeney,
who WIS buying the land for J. W. Moo.
ney, his brother.in.law, sued Mrs. Arm.
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1 Linsly Chda, Leaya.

At the meeting OF the Linsly Literary
Society yesterday afternoon, the follow.
ing resolutions we're adopted:
WHEREAS, circumstances will remove
from our honorable body Lieutenant
Frank II. Kraft,
Resolved, That we tender him our best
wishes and hopes for his student and
alter life.
Ecsolred, That a copy OF these resolu-
tons be spresd upon the minutes OF the
Lins!y Literary Society and q copy hand.
ed to Lieutenant Kraft.
Mr.. KRAFT leaves soon after the first OF
tho year for 6 course in the New York
Manual Training school. The Linsly
loses one OF her best officers and students.
He carries with him the best wishes OF
his many friends.
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Cleaning and Not Cleaning :hs pavemsnts.

Cleaning and Not Cleaning :he pavements.
Some good ci6z4ns went 10 work 10
clean their pavImente before the Board
OF Public Works reminded them, what
everybody knew before, that the pave.
ments must be cleaned. Some have
gone to work on the reminder OF the
Board OF Public Works. Others seem 10
be waiting for the reminder which the
law provides in the form Of fine or inl-
prisonment.
Tho requirement Of the ordinance is
right and reasonable. 1t looks to the
public convenience and the safety Of
pedestrians. II should bU obeyed with
good grace. Where i. iS not SO obeyed
it should be vigorously enforced without
respect to person.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR SALE-TIlE MACHINERY OF
L, the wo0lCn factory OF James l.. MCbOvltt,
deceased. For terms, address d. NJ. GRUDER,
hcuhGnvlllc. Ohio. deco
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Hot Springs, Doctors
And all Mttno:s and Remedies
Fail TO Cure n bruised Leg.
Cuticura Succeeds,

Having been sufferer for two years aud a half
from disease caused BY bru!sc on the lex. and
having been cured by the CurlCCrA REMEDIES
when all otncr methods and remedies failed, 1
deem It my duty 10 recommend ;hcm. visited
Hot Springs TO no avail. and tried scyera! doc.
tors without success and g.. last our principal
druggist, Mr.. John P. Finlay TO whom shall
ever feel grAcluO, spoke 10 me about Ur.CuNA
RrAEnIEs, and consented 10 give them II trIni,
with the result that am perfectly cured. There
Is now no sore about me. think can show
the largest guriace where my sufIe,irgs spranc
from OF any one in the stale. The CUricuRA
REMEDIES are the best blood and skin cures
manufactured. rcfe- 10 druggist John P. Fin I.
lay. and DR.. D. G. Montgomery, both OF this place
and 10 DR.. Smith. OF Lake Lee. Miss
ALEXANDER De tCd, Greenville, Miss,
Mr.. Beach used tho CuTICuEA REMEDIES, At our
request, with results as above stated.
|.- \. 4. FINLAY & CO., DrHCvis!s,
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NCnlnnuiA of tho Snow.

All railroad trains came in and went
out yesterday iu good shape, though all
were little late. Tho electric street
cars made fairly regular time. About a
dozen OF the wires across the suspension
bridge were replaced by the linemen
yesterday. The telephones are still
largely silent, Lut Manager VOLTS men
are getting there" The Western
Union and Il. K 0. wires arc nearly O..
X. once more. The slush on the streets
was about as bad yesterday rs on either
OF the two previous days.
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SAND BRANCH ITEMS.

Christmas Time In Raleigh County.
,vlfi1i Jrdff
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letter Than Il String.
Detroit FIRE. Pres.
II want something" said a farmer as
he entered a Michigan avenue drug store
the other day.
swell, what IL it?"
~ didn't tie astring around my finger,
but l guess I can get around to it all the
same. What's the name Of the lake be-
low ns"
"Lake Erie"
"Exactly. Whale the, name OF the
bay which The boats run to-"
"Put-in.Bay."
"Correct. Now, then, who put in
thcre?"
"Perry."
"Straight as n string. I want ten
cents worth OF perygoric. My old wo.
man said I'd be sure to forget it, but
here's the proof that didn't"
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pI MILES, black heads, red. rough, ohappei aud
lM oily skin cured by CurIcuRA SoAp -
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FOURTH STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH,
IL Services at 1880 II. III, and $50 p, n. Sub.
Iect for evening: "ln darkest England" and
darkest Wheeling" HCaIs Free to All" deco
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Oh URCH.
II Tho Pastor, Rev. y. A. Cunningham, D. y.
Communion service and reception OF members,
l0:3l a. IN Christmas Ira!Ss Service NJ 80 p. III.
NORTH ST. NJ. l. CHURClI-SPE.
~ cial services still continue. Rev. G. Rogers
DR.. ". l.. Davidson, RGcnt OF the II. 4. SUNDAY
School Union. vi deliver an address, Illustrated
with Inc ktGfCOpticon views dc.O
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THEY have got it oil Calvin ;. Brice,
IIe iB resident OF New York by his own
showing. Asa resident OF Now York he
is not eligible TO seat in the United
States Senate from my other State than
New York. II tho Senate does It's duty
it will refuse 10 scat Brice. The only
claim be has Is his money.
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TIE drill is taking rest in the upper
Pennsylvania oil folds, where it does
not pay 10 20 on punching holes in the
ground at tho present prices OF oil. The
men who are knocking of are men who
know the business. Nothing cen stop
the men who do not know the business.
They arc the meat OF the Standard Oil
Company.
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strong 10 compel her TO live up to W, Q.
Mooney q contract. Ito brought thcR
and Judge Duncan dismissed tho prayer
Of tho plaintiff. 10 held that ii was n
most unconscionable contract which
Sweeney was trying to enforce, as the
woman, through Misrepresentation, was
induced 10 sell her land for about one.
hall its value.