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Masters sale.

Levi p. Gregg, complainant, and Charles John.
ston, delonllul--ln Cbauccry.
I'm pursuance Of decreial order Of the
circuit court made in the above cause,
will be sold under the direction of the
subscriber, at public auction, before the
door Of the court house at Morris, in the
county of Grundy and State Of Illinois.
on Saturday the twelfth (l2) day of Sep.
TENDER next, at the hour of one o'clock
p. NJ of that day, all those two certain
tracts of land and ienemenls, or premises
to wit: The west half Of the south east
quarter Of section number twen,y-eigh,,
(2S) in township number thirIy.ive, (35)
north of range eight, ~ east Of the third
principal meridian. Also, the north
west quarter of section number nineteen.
(l9) in township number lhiriy.,wo, 1872
north of range seven, ~ east of the third
principal meridian.
EPHRAIM n. LITTLE,
Mmter in Chmcery.
Morris, July 10, 1916.
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Groceries
0 I ALL. KIN DIS.
Dry Goods:

hardware, and a well selected loi of
queensware, superior 10 any offered for
sale in this part of the country. lie is
located a, present in the store formerly oc.
coupled by the Marseilles mafacluring
company where he intends keeping con-
slantly on hand such goods as will be re.
CURED. He would say to the public tina,
no eXerlions will be spared by him in try
ing 10 give general satisfaction to all
hose who may feel disposed 10 patron.
ize him.
Marseillcs. June 90. 1916. Id
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JAMES KVCUNNN AN,
RICHARD PAkENilAM.

The Peirifed F6rest.-One of the
most remarkable natural curiosiles in
Texas, is a petriIied forest at the head
of Pasgono river. II is turned 10 stone !!
Some trees now growing are partly pet
ried. This Is a startling fact for natural
philosophers, and mus, cause them To
modify the existing theory OF petriiac-
ton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-07

EuNPO WIDER; good sporting powder at
m ,hirry,hrce cents at DAssNlrrs.
Ottawa, Julv 10, 1876
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ORuGS, MEDICINES, &C.

FsNIIE subscriber has Just received
n from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, 4 large, fresh aud well selected
stock of drugs, medicines, dye s,uns,
paints, oils, putty, glass and glassware
&c, &C.; also the best quality Of brandIcS
and wines Cor medical purposes.
n. b. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call AT the old stand on the south side oI
the public square, and exan!lnc the stool,
before purchasing elsewhere.
July %, 1916 G.. +. WALKER.
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Chill Fever, Dumb sguc, Inter-
ls,iitcEI EcyerS,
ind al The torio"s forms IF Bilious
Diseases,

Diseases.
This Valuable Medicine i undoubtedly the
safest, surcst aud hrst remedy ever discovered for
the cure of the above NAMED diseases Il not
only breaks tho chill but removes the cause from
which the disease originates. It's operation is
both general 0nH ,yfciai.
W hIlc It acts generally upon tho whole system.
rs most powerful Alternative, purifying the fluids
freeing the solids from MI morbid ~ecretiuns and
re-in,lgoraling and bringing up all the vital en-.
orgies to standard of permanent health It at
the same time eNertsa specific influence upon the
liver, digestive organs and lymphatic and glandu-
lar systems; exciting them TO hcalthul activity.
removing al morbid matter, cquaIiAng the circu.
laton, restoring their proper and necessary sccrr-
tons, thus accomplishing a complete renovation
irGm disease, and restoration to sound and per.
maneni health.
Those who are suffering with the prosirating
dgus and FtrsrS common to the south and West
those whose constitutions have become enfrr-
hled by the use of mercury, Qulniuc, other ,io-
len, remedlcs-shnuld resort At one to the use OF
this VALUABLE MEDICINE
II has cured and will Gu the most obstinate
cGSCS.
Travelling with the circulalion, II pours its
healing current through every vein and artery Of
the human body. The whole animal economy
Is made 10 undergo a thorough and radical change:
Even the mind pnuakes of the hralthful process,
and life. that before appeared one dreary waste,
begins again to seem worth possessing.
Pamphlets respecting this valuable Medicine,
can he obtained OF the agents gratis.
CAUTIov.-As there are many spurious pre-
pGrGii0ns Of similar name hawked about the
country aud sid On the reputation "lthc genuine
Smiths TIME Syrup, We therefore beg leave 10
Al .
not hold ourselves responsible for the effects
which may result from the use Of spurious aui.
Giles. PHELPS K BLAKSLEY.
Corner of Chestnut and Third Sis, ST. Louis, Mo.
General Agents for the West.
CTThc genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup is also
for sale by the undersigned agents.
&. l.. Thompson, Ottawa; DR.. S. G. Smith
Peru; A. G. Folger lleuncpin; Benz Newell
Princeton. Aug. 1866
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Estate Of Joka Fry, deceased.

A Ill. persons having claims against
IA The estate Of John Fry, deceased,
are hereby notified and requested TO ex'
hibit the same to the undersigned, admin.
islralrix Of sad estate, or 10 the Probate
Justice Of la Sale county, for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof.
ABBY s. FRY. .4imiaiSirairir.
Jnly s, 1916.
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States by and with the advice and con-
sen, of the senate thereof, and by her
Britanic Majesty and the ratification
shall be exchanged at London, at the ex-
pira,ion of six months from the date here
Of, or sooner # possible.
In witness whereof, the respective
Plcnipolen;iares have signed the same,
and have affixed thereunlo the seals OF
their arms.
Done at Washington, the fifteenth day
of June, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eigh, hundred and iorty-six.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
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Pork.
For tnValids.

iAn Ibis mess pork, aud 80 Ibis beef and
lOU lard for sole 10y + BASSNETr
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Estate Of Christopher Long, deceased.
q Ill persons having GLAZING against
Al the estate OF Christopher Long,
late of La Sale county, deceased, are
hereby notified and requested to present
the same to the undersigned, administra-
tor of said estate, or to the probate JUS
ice of LA Sale county, within nine
months from the date hereof
A. ID. BUTTERFIELD,
June g, 1916. dminiSirdfOr
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FsN BASSNETT, has lately removed his store
to the brick buildings No. 3 where he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment ol
Amcrica and Enslsh dry goods; consisting ui
cllIcne>, lawns, fnu,lIns, glnshams, hneus, de
James, aipacci>, dn!iugS, sctgcs, tail, cloths,
coultrrpaucs, lllunrls, brnadcloths and caslmere,
of all col rs summer stufls. tckings, trimmings,
vrslings, black aud coIurcd dress sIas. salIu,,
velyets cashmeros, cotton, silk and barge scarf.
aud shawls, Isle aud thread cjgings ani insert.
ings. gmps aud frngcs. cotton and silk huse,
gloves, mlrts, ribbons flowers, and other fancy
goods. 4 IuI supply Of ready made D.1lhlng
may also be found at this store, with hats, caps.
5'nncts aCd shoes in any quantity. The sub.
-crlber has only one price for b. goods. and has
put them down at prices. which, fqual'ty be- con.
Sidercd is cheaper than iuany other store town,
Thankful in' past fvors, he respectfully in.
vites hls friend, To remember his store. No. 3. in
the hri;k buildings, where he Will he found ever
ready TO serve them. T. BASSNErT.
Ottawa. july TO- 1916
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The best farming consists IN raising
the largest crops, al the smallest cost,
and nth the least injury to the land.
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NEW SUMNER GOODS
AZ DEDsr

z USr received at the brick store from New
e9 York VIA New Urleans, new stock Of spring
anI summer goods, TO which We invite attention.
They are all new aud fresh, and as we intend
c0ndning our business a. nearly possible 10
cash or produce, we are able and intend to sell
low. The following are some Of the articles;
Fresh lawns, balzerines, ginghams, and
organdies Of this springs importation;
FInrence and Tuscan bOnueis; Ribbons /;
French tabs and rusches; wreaths and
flowers, parasols, fans, silk, Md and cot
ton gloves and mills silk and linen hdfs;
silk cords and tassels; black dress silk ;
swiss, Jaconet, plaid aud other musllns /:
laces and edgings calIcoes grass cloth
and other skirts, Indies slippers, &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
A large assortment Of mems ond boys
summer wear. such as blue and fancy
drllhngs; palm leaf and other hats
cloths {; casimeres jeans; satilactls ;
sheetings tickings; Irish linens; dam.
ask and other diapers; fine brown shirt
ings; and all such goods for cve!y day
u.s. at Til, lime of the year. Also
Wall and window paper, looking glass.
es, band boxes, mosquito bars, shirts,
carpet bags, dolls, mems hip boots, slip
pers, shoes, brogans, fashionable hats
&c.
II n D Y ! I I.
Scythcs. sna,hs, hoes, rakes, forks
shoveIs and spades, grain scoops, planes
and plane irons, squares, slccIyards
nails, stew pans, COW bells, and lots q
other kinds. Cash paid for wheat.
WIN. PAUL & co.
Peru, April lG, 1916.
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,n. Steel and Nails.
4 shes! 4 shes!
NAV GOOpSI NEW COQDSL!

j HAVE ju.treceived from New York
4. large stock Of dry goods, compris.
ing almost every article in this line usu'
ally enquired for in country store, and
am determined TO sell the same as chem
as the cheopeSt; it is useless to enumer-
ate The articles, just call at the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods aud the prices,
it's no trouble 10 show the goods
n. i. Most kinds of produce taken in
exchange. G. l.. WALKER.
ONaMa. July IS. 1916
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wood Wanted,

ON CORDS wood wanted, lor which th
- hi4hest price will he pad by
July ) 1876. JAMES O'CONNOR.
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July s, 1916.

Estate IF Solomon SchU srt=, dec
A Ill. persons having claims against
"a The estate Of solomon Schwartz.
deceased, are hereby notified and requlr.
ed to attend before the probate justice Of
LA Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in
Ottawa, in said county, on Saturday the
9Th day of August 4. d. 1916, for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted, tia,
being the day fixed upon by The admin,
islraior, IN pursuance Of the statute, for
the purpose OF settling and adjusting all
claims against said decedent.
JOSEPH STOUT, .3'm'r.
Ottawa, May Is, 1916.
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EiowaTd's Cement.

ESpR mcndng china, calthcuware, and mar.
a bo..-manulicturcd by Howard u Co..
b,oad~ay, n. Y. Just received and f,r sale at
% cent? per stick, at the cheap one price store.
IUly q BOUGHrON.
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RICE.
Glassware, Uroci.cr, ~ stone ware.

. TiERCE fresh rice just received and for sal
- low by July %, 1916 WALKER.
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OaiS Wanted.

Morris. July 10, 1916.
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a LARGE assortment of queenSware,
N common ware, glass tumblers, cas-
tors, salts &c.; also, 5000 gals Of stone
ware, just reed and for sale low by
July %. 1916 G.. f. WALKER.
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cheap! Cncapcr.! ChempcS,.!:

Ottawa, July %, 1876.
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1916 --toher, Neale VS. Mary Neale, In Chan
ceD-9clitlon tor Divorce.
B + appearing by affidavit on file in the
q Clerks Office of The circuit court of
SAID la Sale county, IN the above emit
tied cause, that Mary Neale the above
named defendant, has removed out Of the
State Of Illinois to the Territory OF Wis
consin'; and the said petitioner having
filed his petition herein for divorce, and
a ,ubpGnain chaucery having been issued
herein according to law
Now YOU, the said Mary Neale, are
hereby notified, that unless you shall be
and appear before the circuit court alore-
said, on or before the first day of the next
term the,col, 10 be holden at The conu
house in OsAwa, on the sixth dag of No
vemher next, aud answer the said petition.
er's petition, according 10 the rules and
practice Of said court, the same will be
laSen for confessed, and decree made
according 10 The prayer thereof.
l.. LELAND, Clerk.
w. L. S. LAviNIA, pets sol,
Dated at Ottawa, July s, 1916.
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Chemicals.
4 Nails.

~ KEGS of first rate quality, 3 to CO.., just
4 y received and for sale low by
iuly %. 1916 GE WALKER
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This result must be gratifying to
every democrat who has the welfare
of his party at heart, as Mr.. Bar
bcr's election secures the success
of the regularly nominated ticket,
despite the efforts Of the wings or
unfaithfulness of democrats.
This result was made known here
last night about l. O'Clock, and i'm
mcdiately we heard the roar of can
non announcing the glad tidings, the
echo of which was heard in the
west part Of the county with peculiar
force.
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Fine Fresh Teas.

SAfh chests Of young hysou, from 5 to 3 shii
+<1GS ling. per pound, some very line.
chests guppowler,
do Souchoug, FIR sale by
Iulv % lSl6 q l. WALKER
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white Lead, Oil, &c.
Fruits, Nuts, SC.
FISH.

4eHasGD Al 5S p's % nae arp'
10 hbis white ii,h, for sale by WALKER.
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Mess and Prime Pork,

ENlNE smoked hams, sugar cured; also Lard
D large quantity for sale on commission. by
May 7. 1916. ]. G. NATTlNGER.
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4 n excellent Article Of por " inc and brandy,
"a for sale by July 20 Il BASSNEIT.
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II. W. HOPKINS, VI. ID.
PLY stefan ~ Surgeon.

nFFERS his professional services to the ci,.
~ zens of Ottawa and vicinity. Office over
George L. Walkers store, where he may be
found all times except when absent on profess
sOnsl business. August 7 1916
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Silks. Silks.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale coun'y. La
sale circuit court November term, A. ID.
1916 Robert NeaIe VS. Mary Ncale, In Chan
pnti'tp, Gar , nIy,r,o
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The Oregon QucS,Iou
EsiOo,is cradle Scythcs.

have lew ot Bood's best cradle scvihrs lrl,
Il which will sell at the Low prceofSl 2jeach.
July ,. 1916 B0ueHToy.
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FOR SALE,

A GOOD feather bed, tick nearl,
n new, bolster aud pilows-apply
At lhr otiire of The Free Trader
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Copper.

TheInanutactureo of shcathing Copper and Sheath
HS Metal is extensively prosecuted in the vicinity
Of this City The trainers OF the Tariff OF 10, alter
bearing all the interests concerned decided that
manufactured or Pig Copper should be admitted free
Of duty while Sheathing Copper should pay two
esrts per 10. or about ten per cent In this shape
the bill passed the House. But desperate rally
was made against this item in the Senate, and
Mr. Evans was induced TO take the lead in striking
&c out-the Shipping Interest declaring that all
American vessels would be coppered in Europe if
shis ten per cent duty were ontinued. So Copper
end Copper Sheathing were both admitted free of
duty and ofcourse still are. But by the New Tar.
"a jast enacted. Shesthing Copper and Sheashins
Metal are to be admitted free of duty. while Pig
Copper and all forms of the raw material TO pay
duty of Eve per cent
Cur makers OF sheathing Copper now pay ls
cents per h. cash for their Pig Copper and sell the
manufactured article for 81 cent, per ID or credit,
The new Tariff will raise the prize Q: the raw ma
serial 70 20 cents while permitting the free impor.
sssSon Of British sheashins Copper OF course our
works must come TO a dead halt There is not a
chance tor them, They could jus, bear rsol Free
Trade, bat Loco Foco Free Trade which taxes raw
materials and lets in manufactures free is too much
Er them. The workmen now employed in this
hosinsss mast DO shrowa oat, TO crowd into o,he.
s~ceanon, and depress the price of Labo. or so
over 70 England to follow their bushes, st Euro.
pean wages SO with the makers Of Coydase
Blankets, &c. &c. Yet the Architects OF Ruin
through their Evening Post, True Sun. &c. ipsu,.
the victims of their misrule by accusing them O;
stopping their works to get up srcandless panic
and insolensly ask il thirty PEI, CEN. no. pro:ec
ason enough The wronged and the suffering viii
tnsrk Them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
New Publications.

TIE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JoEs
FosTra Edited by ] Z RrIAsD; with notices CT NJ.
Foster Preacher and Companion, by JoHS SHIP
PAID, author OF Thoughts on DeToton,' &c" in two
volumes Is JUST published b. Wiley & Putnam. l6l
Broadway. TIE fame Of John Foster minded
self sacrificing devoted and Preacher OF the
Gospel has extended wherever the English language Ia
spoken and there are few volumes of biography more
worthy of study than those which are found the rec
o-ds Of bis deep religious experience and the history
OF his Iabors in the OF his Master TIE publish.
lave issued the work Il: syle of neaess sud taste
IN perfect keeping with ae bsslsfsl ehs-aess. i. uR:pds
Il ouy admiration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
The nIornln Of Mnr.

The Union declares this very bad time 20 think
OF paying a meazre Communication OF our N1tional
Debt o; forty years standing 10 the sufferers by
French Spoliations, because of the NericaG Var
IS not that rich We have owed certain OF our
citizens debt now amounting 10 100000, 600 these
forty.three years and we propose to pay 1t with
Five Millions worth Of Lands in the Of three
or four years more. That will never do, says the
Organ we are SO busy making Mexico pay our
citizens a balance OF million or two which has
been due them some FIVE TO fifteen years that we
can think of paying cur own debt! But Mexico
has already paid lar larger proportion OF her Spoil
atoms debt OF recent date than propose ever 10
pay on ours which has been due since 500. No
matter: her debt is made the pretext for invading
her soil, arresting her industry and bu,chering her
innocent people Let duests and gamblers call
this National Honor ii they will we brand it Ma
lonal dishonor. depravity and infamy, which ex
poses US to the Divine dspleasure, and the repro
baton of good men. The less Of such Honor any
Nation has the better for its People and the whole
world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Peace With ,Iexico-rhc Organ.

The Crior OF THURSDAY night condescend. 70 no
tee The grounds OF g proposition 10. Peace with
Mexico and says:
We a-e not advised tha, any messenger has arrived
FROM Mexico or tia, any Overture has been made Of
he- 70 The Gove--ra1: a: Washington VIVA; prospec,
there nay be u- Pesce a2d 81 wnst period u IaEy De
effected csnnct undertake 70 conjecture though II
Is certain thai President WI make good MS .ees'-
&c declarations 70 conclude Peace IS sooc IS he csa
do so consistently with the rights OF the United states
Bu; Il = ecu certain that these public and repeated
illusions OF the Wings Peace and their desire 20 OBJ
Tain b relaxing TIE energetic prosecution OF re
unfortunately ,he very worst means % secure cae
object We desire Il wish obtain Peace snd 70 Sc
cure the objects OF tie Wax ust :GS less ana co
more We must prosecute TIE War ~lth al our euer'
yes We must see our Smaller vessels. which draw
less water arriving on the OF Mexico 20 which
they are destined the Gull, 70 blockade the smaller
ports % seize their small towns and cur OF every aEie
r Of thei- commerce The Nezicsas must See she!r
ports IN California seized and occupied by squadron
aad our troops. We must strike other blows AZ the
Mexican scrongnolds. saG tei- troops Il ,ev WI once
more remain The field weapons With US
When Santa Fe Coahua and Monterey are taken or about
taken BIZ detschen:s a Mexico can see
nothing but commercial distress her escoas WHEN she
sees Caorris about De lost her and he- strongest
places in Upper Mexico about 10 De occupied By
she RAY begin calculate the costs o. the war and 10
manifest decided disposition 70 make peace with
Us by direct negotiation. But repeat the best way
peace Is not By talking too much OF is st;an
Iuert We advance into her country. satisfy her
people by kind treatment aat We do rot 20 among
them piu1der their property, 20 abuse their religion
or 10 violate their liberties but 80 long he. govern
rnert refuses Us justice warere-getc, continued war
is 20 &c the fortune OF her people Il Is in this way
only tina, obtain decided and permanent
peace
This certainly is not very peaceful but The Or.
gan is often badly informed or labors TO conceal
what is passing at headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
The Poisoned ChalIce.

PENNSYLVANIA. through the men she has delight
ed TO honor, played prominent part in the guilty
drama Of Annexation Robert j. Walker, who vas
long the masterspiri, of the plot and who published
the earliest and most elaborate commentator OF IT,
is native OF Pennsylvania TViHiam IVtlkins
formerly her Western |. s. Senator and in "A
Member Of Tylers Cabinet, wrote another letter in
its behalf and exertcd himself 10 the utmost 10 carry
the measure James Buchanan US I'd his CIPHER
colleague Sturgeon and his utmost exertions TO carry
Tyler iniq uitous Annexation and Debt Assumption
Treaty through the Senate and has since. as Secre
,arv OF State left no stone untuned 10 hasten the
contamination Hendrick B. IJ17ght. Pennsyl-
vanian. presided over the Baltimore conclave IN
which Van Buren, was betrayed and Polk nominated
on account of Annexation. Col. Reah Frazer. Bu-
chanans lieutenant, was the leader in inducing the
PENNSYLVANIA Delegation in that body 10 violate their
pledges 10 sustain Van Buren, and 60 over TO Texas
and Southern dynasty. Geo. ". Dallas was there
nominated or Walkers assurance that ne was an
early and staunch Annexationist.
And now Pennsylvania has her reward The
Tariff OF 1912 is crushed by the Senatorial vote OF
Texas! But for Annexation, McKay's bill must
have b,en defeated And now Wilkins and Il. B.
Wright pretend TO feel agg1ieved and indignant al
tbs iru, OF their own doines They petition and
demonstrate against the passage OF McKay's bill
Poor hoodwinked. swindled Pennsy lvania