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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-24
Grantee and Trustee In said Deed.
Dated Seattle. WASH, May %. A. d. 1894.

ADVERTISEMENT OF RECEIVERS SALE
n by virtue of an order OF sale issued out of
the superior court of the state OF Washington.
in and for Whitman county, on the 10th day OF
May. 1894, in the matter OF the insolvency OF the
Palouse Mill Company, corporation, ], Levant
c. Wheeler, do hereby give notice to ali whom
IL may concern that l. as such receiver, will, on
Monday, the 10th day of July, A. ID. 1894, at the
hour of o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
on the premises of said company, Wig: That
part known as the Zirngibl & schurmann mill
site. at Palouse WASH, offer at public sale Ger
tain real and chattei property belonging to said
company; real property comprising mill site OF
twenty acres and thirteen rods, more or less, as
more fully described In notice OF receivers sale
published In Palouse Ectes, together with water
rights and booming privileges and all improve
plents upon said real estate as follows, to-wit:
One steam-feed sawmili, cutting capacity of
1900 feet per day OF ten hours. one tw0-story
factory building, 52sl10 feet, with shed on side,
Axll0 feet, fully equipped with the latest inn
proved machinery for all kinds or shop work,
one warehouse 24x60 feet, with shed l2xsj0 on
each side with mould ing racks; contents of ware
house, consisting of stock of doors, windows
ana glass, one Office l6x24 feet, with l2x24, t.
gether with Office furnlture,~one Kitchen 21x16
with furniture, dining room attached S6xlS
with furniture, two large bunk houses, one
large barn, twenty stall capacity; one black
smith shop and tools, one electric dynamo, Gu
paoity 2l6 sixteen-eandle power lamps with
wires aud other fixtures; also about two aud
one-half million feet of lumber. Said mill site
lies within 100 yards of spokane & Palouse
branch of Northern Pacific railroad, being con-
nected by spur with same, and In direct con-
nection by Palouse river with an unlimited sup
ply of saw timber. distant from ten TO twenty
miles.
All of above-deseribed property. both real and
personal. l viii sell at said time Ut public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, in whole
or in lots may seem to the best interest of the
creditors, for cash, said sale subject TO conirma-
ton by the superior court of Whitman county,
state of Washington.
LEVAST C. WHEELER,
Receiver OF the Palouse Mil Company, cor
poratiou.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, grantee aud trustee IN GER
tain deed made by ]. Fl. Allen and Lucy A.
Allen, his vile. dated August - A. u. 1898, viii
saturday, the Soth day of June, A. ID. 1894 AZ
2:So O'Clock D m. at the front door of the King
county courthouse, in the city OF Seattle,
county OF King and state of Warrington, ex-
pose TO public sale and sell to the highest bid
der Tor cash, the following described real estate.
sltusted in said county and state. and described
Beginning at the corner OF sections II. II, Is
and IA. in township - north, range east,
thence north A.22 feet: thence north % deg. and
Is min. west 69S Is feet 10 the place of begin
ming, which is the north west corner OF the tract
herein described; thence south . deg. ~ min
west $50 feet: thence south % deg. and il min.
east 100 feet; thence north 3 deg AZ min. east $50
feet; themes north IS deg. and Is min. west 90
feet to the place of beginning. with all and
singular the sawmill, dry kilns and all other
improvements, machinery, etc thereunto be-
longing, or In any wise apperraining.
Said sale will be made uy the undersigned
under and by virtue of the powers vested In
him in and by certain deed of trust made by
J. III. Allen and Lucy A. Allen. his wife, TO the
undersigned, dated August IS, 1898. aud re-
corded IN the Office of the county auditor OF
Ming county, in said state among the records
OF said county in volume 176 OF deeds, et page
los. aud under certain agreement referred 10
In said conveyance and made part thereof.
dated August ., 1895, between c. {. Coleman
aud Cars c. Coleman, his wife the parties OF
the nrst part, and Joseph F. Sinclair. David
acNay, A. E. Pretty, \. W. Fletcher and Jen-
Snd part in pursuance OF notice and request
OF the parties of the second part named In
said agreement directed to the undersigned,
reciting that default had been made in the
payment of the county and city taxes which
matured subsequent TO August 25, 1888, and
september "a. 1898, assessed and levied on said
premises, and that default had been made in
keeping up and maintaining IRE insurance
upon the property aforesaid as required by said
deed OF trust and said contract.
LESTER TURNER,
Grantee and Trustee In said Deed.
A
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IlOyERIxG-On vashon Island, Thursdsys June
Ia 1874. =, TIE wife OF Dr.. w. J. Lowering,
MERRTAM--At Seattle. On June = go 70 ~
and Mrs. J. A. Mesrian- OF I'D Third stFesks
son-
cLAssEx-At Seattle. gure z, ls2s- 70 sir. ana
Mrs. Mfehzai Cizssez. 3 dsuzaser
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Advertisements under ths head 81 Lost
yeund, For Ezia. For Rsus and situations
Wanted viii be inserted stths EAte o. cent =
,,ord e.eh insertion. Payment always IA adj
vance. No advertisements received for iess than
sEeeuss.
KOTTcT-The business Office Of tho Posr-iN-
srrIs0Escsn IL open until u p n Ciasslnea
sdysrttsements will be recelved up 70 this tine
Advertisements win be received 81 branch
efsces Of the Posr.frTgLLEsEscEsa Al:
TACOMA BIREAU-Ili6 Pacific avenue,
Thomas safnmons, Manager
PORT TOwNsESD-Frsneh A Springer.
pEIIISGHAM BAY Blu REAu-Sew What
com. corner Holly and Canoe streetA o. ID
Culver, Manager
The following letters await advertisers at this
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McBEAS-BARTLETT-A the rssidenee Of G
ii. Hobbs. Portland, on June =. iss4, John
NeBsan and HadlIls 4 Bartlett. both Of
Eeattie.
rGgrRT-JYyxIxGs-fn Seattle, ~ Justice
Hnmunrey SATURDAY. June ., 1924. Curt j.
ErgeTf and Lottls T. Jennings, both oil seattle
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NOTICE TO ooSrR.o,a.
WANTED = TENDERS RECETyr1n.
w a.hna ..nl Aa.rt-.. !. = ALl


WANTED = TENDERS RECETvrn.
w Office, S2i Seattle National bans 80. Az
up 20 II O'Clock. JGly s. 1894, for aAart ~
feet OF lumber, $500 cedar ties ana A. ssstsz
lumeer, delivered at railroad coranar-s. 49, n -
Honolulu. II. l.: certified check of fss -
pauying each Did TO DO forfeited in 60 sstsszk
ceSstui bidder fails to enter into enrTr. - -
good and sufficient bonds to carry ons u. -
tract within ten days from tha sws-s ~
bidding bidders are requested 70 can !. s 80
for full Information about bids dsIswa..s@ -
lumber and arrange payments: rirhs -.sz 8
TO reject any or all bids A. Feek. p d -
Seattle. Wash. = osx =
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS xnTssg -
~ hereby given that sealed propos.is - y
received by the board OF commissioners 1 W. Y
homish county up to II o'clock m of NJ -
July 2. 1894 for furnishing the iiffsrsnt .s.k
offices with plain and printed reeerss - 'a.F
year. Books TO be OF two sizes. llllx,s 4. -
90 pages. and I1lsxls inches, 4SO ns = 49,
books 70 contain best quality OF paser -. =
Is used tor that purpose, and TO Be- ,ss -
covered with leather and recovered uiss -
quality OF canvas. with 4l<-inch isssh- -
ners, the number, sire aud style OF hocr :. e 3
furnished when same Is ordered ma. :
specify price of each style OF book ana ~ - -
companied with sample OF paper "a n, III. q
Board reserves the right TO reject anv ar Il, III
d. s sMERDFrefe
County Auditor and q erk 81 -.
snohomish. Wash. June %. 1894.
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DEATHS AsD FUNERALS.

CRITCHET-Tns funeral fsryiees Of Amanda
"a crftcneft will he held this afternoon at
o'c1ock at the family resitence. neaF shS lake
teruafuna OF Madison street. Rev. John r
Damon officiating. Ths interment VIII Do "a
Lake View cemetery.
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MEDIUM.

DETER WEST, INDEPENDENT ha. ali
L writing mediuml seeri Prophet N*s~s
dates. facts instantly given; not sohts'f -
ton asked Business matters. missing 49,. 49,
papers, property, hidden treasures % -.
divorce, health, death, lost affections =
reuuites the separated, causes happy n,E''. 80
peace at home, drives away discofa' .s ',s
stumbling blocks, sinful habits, ssla -
brings good luck ana prosperity gs - &
Hours Q to @ Private sittlngss =.
Satisfactory or no charge. Open sunas5-
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EsersErRs Asp CONTAGIOUS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CogPANY-ES-
- glreeFs and contractors. bridge building.
dredging, haFeor improvements and general
eo2trscklng- 81 seattle National Bank building.
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CONSULT FLoRANCE MARVIN, WHO Rhf'
" dicted Seattle fire. Sli second.
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NINE. La WEE, CLAIRyoYANL, 1kANtt
VI medium: tells past, present and f1tnfs. -.
fsfaction guaranteed or no pH coaiassss
corner Sixth and Madison.
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yy-ANTED-ss.00 FOR 5 YEARS on GILT
w edge security Improved Seattle real estate.
1 Z. NJ. % < ghsh street.
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MOSES, PROPHET, TELLS oyALL AFf1lzs
III of life; If in trouble, consult him; sxa
given free; satisfaction or no charge r.
Front street, room Is.
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II HAVE $50 TO IyyEsE WHAT HAVE
you 70 offsrf Address rs. Fosf-inteingen-
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rocAL AND TSsrRuHEsrAL mUsrc

III ADAAE DAHL BANJO AND VIOLIN
street - ~~~~-e
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WILTON HARDWARE co,

gao, = AUsT. sKAT4Lg NATIONAL BANK
" eGl4a4sG
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DOR sALE-FURSITURE OF 7-RooM
IL house; cost s., 500; $500 If sold this week;
part cash, balance On line. Address J. G., care
Post-sntelligencer.
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JOB PRINTERS.

M II RoPKEY. PRINTER, y o' -
VI. building, seattle, Wash Christian -
yor printing speciality.
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MRS. C. CORNELIUS. TRANCE hspib y
VI Test circles Tuesday aud THURSDAY sss@
ings Room 81 Hinekiey block.
MADAME SAN FRANCISCO, THE MONDE
III full ealonne, 14l6 Second street, nsw o.
MRS. MOORE. BUSINESS MEDIu NJ BATES
III vapor, alcohol, electric and msgnste 49,
10 Epler block.
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r OGGED-OFF LANDS IN MASON AND
Ia Thurston counties: excellent fruit land:
easily cleared and nicely situated for farms;
favorable terms Tacoma Mill Company, Ia
coma. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-24

NVANTED-EVERY ONE TO GET OUR RE.
w duced prices on COOK stoves. a splendid
wood cook stove. S.. t-hois range, large oven
81, we sill take your old stove IN part pay-
mcnt, II you want neat, durable stove AZ low
price give us = CALI Spesger 4 Hurlhut ais
Pike street. Rake building
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25
F ZEE!
DIS. Liebig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE: i3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

FRFR CONSULTATION given to all persons
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Eye lar. N 81 Throat. Liver, ttomach, Kid
ueyr. lrinAry organs. Nervous and Private
Affections. Inc rapidly Increasing number OF
patients in Montana demaad greater faeilitle
and accommodations, TO meet which ORA Liebig
A %. have Stabilized Offices In this city. They
will be In charge Of a duly authorized represen-
tAtiys who viii report all complicated cases TO
the head Off &c. whore com plee records are hept
Of all cases and the treatment adopted zach
and never lees than FIVE expsrisnced specialists
have : consultation on every case presented
HAVING Thousands 10 refer 20. comparisons arr
readily made. No experinsnting-sim ap
plying the treatment that has times withOal
humber proved successfui. This is the secret Of
their success and the saeon such marvellous
cures a. heretofore reported have been made
pfter the beat lsoai physicians pronounced them
hopelessly incurAble.
MKN-Chronie affections. whether from earl,
indisoretiona Nenereal EKcesses. temns
weakness, Los. Of n snhood Syphilis and othsI
affections uniting them from enjoying aby OF
the pleasures Of life. treated and cured after
shsoluts failure By othsrs prs, L.ebtg a Co, 3
treating the Diseases OF Men IL worldwide. and
they have patients IN all parts of IL.
WOMEN-Iheir specialist for affections o.
Women. has all the latest appliances and
remedies used in tho principal hcspitAla ami Is
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CA1ARRH-And kindred Affections Of tho
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Traces for Spinal pefermitias. Club Feet. etc.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

For GquartsT Of . century DIR. Kings
New Discovery has been tested and the
millions who have soeivsd benefit from lie
use testify TO its wonderful curative powers
In all diseases Of throat chest aud lungs.
A remedy that has stood the tsst 40 long
and that has given universal satisfaction 10
no experiment. Each bottle is positively
guaranteed 20 give relief. or the monsT will
be refunded. 10 IL admitted 20 be The N oct
reliable for coughs and colds. Trial bot
Ties free At Pa chen Drag Com
Dany. Large size, SOC and 81
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

In his "War and Culture" Arthur Helps
Gays In many things women arc the su-
pcrior ~ men, In many things Inferior
never our equals ! hold with Coleridge
that there arr souls masculine and femi-
nine II wcro suddenly asked 90 give a
proof 81 the goodness Of God Co us, think
I should say it T. most manifest in the ox-
quislte difference Dc has made hctwcen the
souls Of women and men 50 a. 20 orcate the
possibility ~ the most comfortable and
charming conpaniunship that the mind Of
man can imagine
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25
THE EPlcURe.

Fried apples are good dish for breakfast
with beefsteak
Tomato soup may be made especially
good by the addition Of few slices of
orange just before serving
Scraps Of cold turkey that can be used in
no other way can be made into a savory
hash. Served on nice Drowned toast, tur-
key hash is a delicious lunch dish.
A point from a continental cook is TO lay
venison for "a hours before cooking in white
wine vinegar or ordinary Rhine wine-a
treatment that is said TO much improve its
flavor.
Cold ,boiled potatoes sliced, placed In
milk gravy and boiled till warm, are very
good with ham or bacon. The gravy may
be thickened with cornstarch and enriched
with huffer
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25
THE LIFE SAVER.

This world is very full Of ironies. The
discoverer Of the elixir Of life is dead
Chicago Record.
Brown -Sequard has passed away in Paris
at the age Of 76. Even his famous elixir
Of life" could not bring him to fourscore
years Boston Globe.
Death probably never smiles more grimly
than when he takes to himself such men AS
DR.. Brown Sequard, the inventor Of the
nal
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25
Regular Visits Monthly
AZ Great Falls on the 18th and Idth.
Al hisseula on tks goth.
AT BozeRAn ON the 18th
AZ Livingston on the nth

Montans Division-is Main Street HslsnA
Northsrn Divisions last broadway. Butts
Ciy, MoutAnA
Southern Division-i2s south Main Street LOs
Angelss. CaliforniA.
Central Division sol 90 sO7 West Ninth Street
Kansas tity. Missouri
Western Divlsion-to0 6eary Street San Traa-
cisco. CalifotniA
IllinolA
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our ar.namn,h.r.. W.

Was 10 steep roots aud hefhs and use ID
every night We eau do the same ~ using
Parks les. Nothing acts a. tromptly aud
without discomfort. Not pill or a csthar.
uo but moves the bowels every day. Sold
~ fafehen-D' Aehsul Dug company
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

A mother should keep herself in perfect
sympathy aud close touch with her young
daughters. being indeed their nearest
friend. and until marriage no uue should be
allowed u come between them.
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done with infinite tact. aud wholesome
ideas of art are inspired thereby.
On DOodles' side Of the roOm-DoOdles
is years old-is a frieze Of japanese dolls,
the kind that street fakirs sell for two for
nickel and that may be bought by the hun
dred for even less. Doodles' frieze is in a
most unorthodox place, too, for il runs just
above the dado, but many an hour that in
FAINT spends in gravely oommuning with one
OF the other OF this curious assembly.
Each child has its own ehair-nay, two, its
chair and its rocker-all perfectly suited to
the size aud needs Of its owner. Then there
is the company chair" great, roomy
Shaker rocker in which mamma or papa
can sit with child on each arm Of the chair
and two on the lap, il need be- There are
two tables Of different heights-plain deal
tables painted and vanished into a fair
semblance Of mahogany if Ted's jack
knife SHIPS piece of one corner TO test thu
grain of the wood, IL Mary upsets a bottle
OF ink over its surface, or the baby writes
all over it with red crayons, no fault u
found
This wise mother never intrudes her own
orderly ways, but on sweeping day lets
each child put up his or her toys in the
way that may seem TO it best. Efforts 10
guide and instruct are made, but there
isn't single don't" except don't quar-
rel, in this room
This is only the day nursery. for with
such brood one room can scarcely do duty
both by day aud night. The night nursery
opens into 1t and is furnished simply with
white enameled iron cribs or bedsteads and
low cushioned boxes mounted on casters to
sit on while undressing. Tho closets for
clothes have hooks which can be reached
by those 20 whom they belong One capa-
ciOus bureau holds, In separate drawers. the
wardrobe Of each child. The boxes have
hinged covers and hold shoes and slippers,
rubbers, rubber boots and leggings.
The windows OF both rooms have sensi-
Die shades and no sash curtains, but in
winter long curtains Of heavy, strong,
bright material are put up, a. much with
reference 20 the merry game of hide and
seek that goes ON within their folds when
the "childrtn's hour" comes as Tor the
warmth they give.-New York Herald.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

Use Parks Tea for hsadaehs. constipation
aud that tired feeling" IL parties she
blood, bssutihss the complexion. acts upon
the sluggish liver and moves the bowels
every day. Only herbs and plants, safe,
sure and pleasant Sold b. PaTshsn-
D'Acheul Drug company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

There is a club in Berlin called the Gil
ants, every member Of which Is 6 feet tall.
Vienna has a Lazy club, no member OF
which does anything for a living, and
London a Baldheaded club, where none
but polished pates Is seen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

Are all adorned With roses The rose on
your checks can be retained By using Parks
Tea. IL olears the blood OF imputitie'.
moves the bowels every day and gives
health and strength 90 the user sold By
Pa ehen-D' Aehenl ID ug CON any.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

The police authorities Of Baltimore are
in receipt Of a communication from John
Moblcy 81 North CAROLINA asking II there
Is young woman I'm the prisons OF that
nity who can Be released by marrying him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-25

There is more catarrh IN tais section Of
the country than all other diseases put to-
RstheT. aud until the las. fw years was
supposed TO be inourAbls. For great manY
years doctors pronounced u a local disease.
and prrscr bid local Tsmediss aud by con
etantlv failing TO cure with local treatment
pronounced 10 ineurable. Science has
iToven oAtafrh 20 be a constitutional dis
ease and therefore requires constitutional
{ eatmsnt Halls Gaia ria Cure manufac-
tured by +. J. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio,
10 the only constitutional Gu . On the ma
ke,. II 10 taken internally in doses from
ten DROPS 10 y teaapoonful. IL acts d.
rect on the blood and mucuoua surfaces
OF TIE system. They ons' 800 for any case
~ fails TO cure. send 10 circulars and tes-
timonials. Address
+. j. CHENEY a Co.. Toledo, q.
.f-Soll ~ druggists IS osnts.
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For information how to travel oheAply. quiosly
aud comfortably 20 the at south and Wesi
address, A d. Nutt ActiE a.. 7. A.. A.. n A
81 l. ky.. Minneapolis. hinn.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-01-03
Making History.

The ingenious editor of the
Star is at his usual occupation as
a manufacturer of history. In
last night S Issue he believes that
he has made a point against the
government previous to the revolt
because John Good wasn't
arrested after shooting a police
officer on Fort Street. The fact
is that as soon as the news got to
the police station warrant for
Goods arrest was sworn out and
two special officers-wellknown
foreigners-were ordered to ar
rest him. Mr.. Good could not be
found anywhere at that time. 1t
was only few minutes after the
shot was fired when the COM
mittee of safety departed from
W. o. Smith s office and reached
the government building where
Mr.. Cooper read the proclama
ton under the guns of the
American troops. A report of
that action was Immediately
made at the station house, and
the different conferences, con-
situations. and. preparations
occupied the time of the author
tiles for the balance of the dav.
The minor matter of arresting
a criminal could safely be post
poned for the time. If it had
been determined to Dust the
rebels from the government
building and suppress the revo-
luton the delay in hunting up
Mr.. Good and arresting him would
have been of no Importance. 1t
is unfortunate for the editor of
the Star that he wasn't around at
the time, he would be better
posted than be now is. The
people who furnishes him with
information were also out of
sight when the time for action
arrived--as much out of sight as
was Mr.. Good when he was
wanted. The editor of the
Star had not arrived.