store orders but that they represented
so much cash and were a convenient
cash circulating medium for the con
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If a circulating medium is the simil
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the act of Congress at the rate of ten
percent, every time they are issued,
and as the officers of the company pub
licly declared that they were simply
cash orders, the collector of internal
revenue for the district investigated the
subject and decided, upon the state
ments of the parties issuing them, that
they were a circulating medium and as
sessed the lawful tax upon them. When
notified of the tax, which was ten per
cent, on some s6o,ooo.the officers of the
company appealed the case to Commis
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department, on the ground that the
coupons are trade or store orders and
not a cash circulating medium. The
commissioner refuses to give any infor
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that the appeal is before him, and that
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cash circulating medium and tax them,
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and takes a position alongside the
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head are visible. With a cob dipped
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creep, until he feels tLat all the reas
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suspiciously over the top of his glass
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fails to draw blood as be had hoped,
and then with a sigh like leaving a
town in a hurry, he grabs himself by
the nose, shuts his eyes, and gives a
scrape that makes his hair stand on
end as a bunch of beard seems to come
out by the roots-
But once at it a terrible desperation
seems to nerve him, and with teeth
set he goes right on with a determin
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that poisons life steals over his face
and stops there till the last nerve has
been pulled out of socket by that ter
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has been laid low, when, with a sigh
of relief, he strikes up a hymn of
thanksgiving and joyfully throws his
shaving paper into the swill barrel
near by.—Ex.
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A NEW PATENT STEAM
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. Inrk liny*. A Novel, by Hugh Conway, author
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The Mystery of the Molly Tree, A Novel.
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Shadows on the know. A Novel. By B. L. Far,
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.. The Gray Woman. A Novel. By Mrs. Uaskcll,
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The Froren Deep. A Novel. By Wilkin Collin.,
author of •• The Woman In White," etc.
Kcd Court Fur in. A Novel. By Mr.. Henry
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. In Cupid's >'eL A Novel. By the Author of "Darn
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Ituek to the Old Home. A Novel. By Mary Cecil
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John Howerbunk'a Wife. A Novel. By Mia*
Unlock author of "John Halifax Gentleman," etc.
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Juaper Banc's Secret. A Novel. By Miss M. K.
r.radion, author o( "Aurora Floyd." etc.
l.eollne. A Novel. By Mary Cecil Hay, author of
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Gabriel's Marriage, A Novel. By Wllkie Collins,
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. David Hunt. A Novel. By Mrs. Ana 8. Stephens,
author of " Fashion and Famine," etc.
Heaping the Whirlwind. A Novel. By Mary
l Cecil llav. author of "Old Middletou'. Money." etc.
Dudley 4'urleon. A Novel. Hy M (as M. K.Brad
don. author or " Ladv Audley's Secret," etc.
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I „ Vulerle'a Fate. A Novel. By Mrs. Alexander,
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. Mister Itoae. A Novel. By Wllkie Collins, author
of "The Woman in White,'' etc.
Anne. A Novel. By Mrs. Henry Wood, author of
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The l.nurel Rush. A Novel. By Miss Muiock,
author of "John Halifax, flentleman." etc.
Amos llarten. A Novel. Br George F.llot, author
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