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as the eoIored Democracy let it work at it
These things do not disturb ne, forT know that 4
ininrss the assailant much more lhan It does the
assaiifd A reaction has already commenced
+" mayhap twill do EN- good.'
The Sentinel effects to speak favorabIy of the
village Temperance Ordinance. Did not the Sen
tnel and The clique that control it. do all they conld
by a rather under handed course TO aefaaffhs eec-
tian of The C unci tha, passed that Ordiunnee !
Very much in favor of the Temperance Ordinance,
no doubt
Now ask the Sentinel. if it is or is not in favor
of the mime Lawl If it is or is not in favor OF
having the principles of that law enacted into q
law by our legislature Dare the Sentinel an-
swer these questions like man? Let Us have a
fat-fooied answer, TO plain questions. No dodg-
ing, or qnibbling now. if they not yonr only
complshments. Y"u need not tell us again that
you would ''hail with satisfaction the passage of
healthy Democratic Temperance ia,cs by the State
Legislature" What do you mean by .healthy
Democratic Temperance LAVISH Is, or is not,
the Maine Law - healthy 2" Is. or is not the
Maine Law Democratic3 No lodging now
YoushalihaVe fair chance to air yourself between
this and the October election. You shall be held
to your responsibility, befnre the :. Bar of Public
Opinion in Portage County. TIE friends of the
small beer question Of the :. immateral issue ~
and even the =" coLored Democracy are after you
with sharp sticks.
The people of Portage are in earnest. They
will hold even Millersburgh editor to his accoun-
liability. The cause of union cannot be sneered
ont OF sight. The issue must be met. Those
who oppose it may the hand ,rriting On the
,caH. Temperance Wings, Temperance Demo
crafs, and the :. colored Democracy stand togeih-
er upon the platform of The late State Temper
auce Convention. and they know that there is
strength and victory loo in UNION.
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More Agitation.

The discussion, growing out of an effort to
bring together in Ohio, those who are, in The
main. united in purpose. but have been separa-
es. 1t seems 10 ba evolving light. and is evil
denily striking sympathetic chord, both IN the
whig and frpesoii ranks. As already remarked
every Free Soil j,urnal asexhioi ed will ng
ness 10 advance half way in this work of recon
ciliation. Same of them do not speuk so PLAIN
ly and frankly as others, but there is. thus far
an evident unity of purpose. The True Dem
ocrat. Ashfa6ula Sentinel Ohio Star, and n
few other journals OF The same caste. frankly de-
clare thai they are wiling to unite with US Oh
The whig platform of l547 and g. Six or eigh,
whig journals have already responded in the
same spirit. and almost daily we see new evid
ence OF the prevalence o. a be ter state of feel
lag and of The dawning of brighter day on the
fortunes Of those who have been swamped by
their own divisions for few years past. The
editor of the State Journal sees 'lion in the
way, and irnagines iisuperable obstacles to the
! union ofIhe true progressives of Ohio He j.
Constitution and the right OF the South. more
agitation. the application Of higher law
principles, &e. The delicacy the Suuth has
hitherto felt in the maintenance of its own
rights, the modestv with which it has preferred its
claims, and the readiness with which it has per.
Hntted free territory 10 be consecraled TO free
dom. moves his sympathy in its behalf. and
leads bin to on earnest advocacy OF lis cause
But the sober second ,hougbt will DO its work.
Mr. Bascom will not be long in discovering that
II is more profitable 10 battle against the enc
mics than the friepds OF the whig cause. He
will yet discover that those who signify their
willingness TO fight under the old whig banner,
canEot be very far astray, or grossly heiefodos,
though they may be waning in respect for the
innovations aud interpretations of the Baltimore
! platform, and The humane provisions Of the
| fugitive law. He has several correspondents
who closely approximate to proper view OF
the matter, ard their cnunses will not be with
out weigh, on his Judgment albeit he is prever-
sely inclined. The time was when he took a
correct lew of The duty and posi- ion Of the
wtig pntty. What has strangely perverted
his instincts and warped his Judgement What!
| but TOO close contuct with The Baltimore plat
1 form and its anieceden,s OF silver grey origin
! Akron Beacon.
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The MAMMOTH PIcToRIAL.-lt will be just
as we predicted Gieoson's Pictorial is now
triumphant. and The great gas light is becoming
exiiDguished. Barnum's Nems has reached US.
razsed; that is only half its original size. We
congratulate Mr.. Gleason, and The public. who.
perceiving at once the in'eD'ion OF the great
Snowman. have supported Mr.. Gleason. This
is as it should be-wbut enlightened man bu,
tmust repudiate a sy,tem where wealth ill seek
TO annihia,e the talent and Industry OF those
who were the first to conceive and carry irto
execution the designs exhibited in Gleason's
Pictoriall Honor to whom honor is due.
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g beautiful aud affecting tribute is paid to
the memory OF NJ garet Fuller Ossoli, who with
her husband and babe found wafery grave within
sight other native shores. when returning f M, long
visit the Old WORLDLY Miss ViRGlSIa yauGy.s
daughter of JoHN c. VAUeuAs Esq. Of Cleve
land. Miss V. is now in the balmy. sunny, and
Poetical land of Italy, and writes with feelng,and
affection which does her great credit Who can
read the following without dropping tear to the
memory OF the early deal, the gifted and The lost.
1--WE nave changed our apartments, AMI are now
living in the rooms which were occupied by Mar
garet Fuiier. Should there not be an inspiratiop
In the place? From the window at which am
seated she looked fcrtl upon that desperate strug
giefor life and liberty, TO which her heart beat so
warm response. Often at the close ofday ,weary.
. worn with many cares aud ts0rrewe. she paced the
little balcony which is now mine;an6 thefresh even
ing air cooled her brew. and the contemplation of
Ihe- HrouumShts of mans greatness spreading be-
fore her, caImed her sI,irIt ; the glowing hues of
the sunset cloud inspired Eer with hone; or the
quiet stars spoke to her ofeteruiy. have Thought
much Of her since have been hereof her life,
80 earnest 80 longing and apparently SO unfulfiled
Yet in the wonderful influences she exercised over
others. We cannot know the amount of good she
mas done; NORM struggling with herself, tIe per-
ieouon to which her own life attained; and though
sau' moss sad, does it seem that she would have
'''' uef beautiful her adopted home, only to be-
wrecseo upon the shores of her native land, still
we can iee' with MIR; cnanning. who knew her so
.,...-.-r, -, ~ 'e"u'h 'huliy made her known to
the world The clouds were gloomy on the WA.
ters Truly but their tops were golden in tho ann
4 was 10 the ia hers house that welcom. awaited
= her, ''"'9 a"ai'eo
~ Glory to God to God he saith.
knowledge by suffering entere,b
:, A nd lifa Ia ria Cd l..
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VIM. Frazer,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware
Opposite The Bank. Rarenna.

CUTLFRY.-Desert, dinner, carving, skiving and
butcher knives.
PocKEr CUTLERY and saddiers silk.
SPnons-'fei tabe and hn>ting spoons.
SCISSORS shpnrs and thimp;es.
COUNTER ScALEs-Steel yards, spring balances and
adjusted weight.
WIRE CT OH assorted and sand riddles.
MuLEY Mill SAWS, Worrall u Goa manu- faciure
Snsh saws.
Cross tuTT lemons hand and wood saws
BROAD AXES chopping axes and axe.haiches.
DkAw SHAvEs. framing and frmer chIsels.
Abzrs and plane irons.
Hollow and carpenters augers bits braces and gn-
leis.
EI1Es Mill fat half round, tail. horse rasps and
tnper files.
WHITE and mineral knob door locks and door ham
dies
NArLs-A complete stock of cut wrought and finish
ing nails.
PANT and coffee mills
TAILoHs q :sE aud smoothing irons.
CRow BARS matiucks, gruhhing hoes and stone ham,
CHAINS Log. trace and halter chains.
WHIPS SNp LAsHES.
Fly NETs-Iinnen cotton. md wossted.
SApDiERY--Tle most extensive stock ever offered
in his market. including improvements Also.
variety Of goods not usually kept IN hafdHa
ehtaHlishmep&s.. -vx = -
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For the Ohio Star.
Portage ScntineI--ssSnaaHB Beer Cues.
tIOko.a,

For the Ohio Star.
Portage ScntineI--sssnanBe Beer Cues
fi0ts.''
Mr. HALL THE editor of the Sentinel at
tenpts to crawl off from the " Small Bee.,:' posi-
ton in which be witlessly has placed himself. and
yet re-asserts that the Temperance issue is an
:. immaterial issue" He has evidently got into
the wong pew, aud makes awkward work getting
out. He says, would hail with satisfactiun
the passage of healthy Democratic Temperance
laws" Oh, yes, g Democratic ~ Temperance
aws!" No doubt when such laws are passed.
even the editor of the Sentinel may become
Temperance man. The insignificant made
quate, :" Tom Thumb Law" suppose is speei-
men of Democratic Temperance laws.
Ifthe editor of the Sentinel. expects TO wool the
world by these means, be is greener than he gets
credit for being. Hear HIM farther:
"Our State and Naiional platforms have no an
| ti-temperance provisions.' HIVE they any Tenn
perance provisions! DID their trainers intend
they should have nnyl Do their supporters want
any in them? He goes on farther in the free use
pointless twaddle to help HIM back out; re-as-
serts that it is - immaierial ISSUE" and then
runs away with himself and subject into banks {!
Two thirds of thu cdr orial matter of TINT pnper
for the last six mouths. has been directed against
banks. None of tliem IN consequence of this, have
BEEN oblgeG 10 snsl end business and ad of ex
citing any bad feeling toward rhtm. he has do g
just the opposite. The locufuco party, of which
the Sentinel is patriotic organ. not devoted
TO the cause of humanity, and reform at all; new
er has been, and never will be. When the Santi-
mel makes anythingby petty sneers AT ,or low black
guardsm of the :. Small Beer question: :. imma-
terial ssues,' - Calored Democracy and The
:. raseally banks.'' I wish he would send me line
in his own "hond tcrite > and let me know it.
believe the pleasant aud agreeable Young gentle
man who at present auurishes the '.gray goose
quill of hat concern, he's brought his small beer
wares to the wrong market. The SEMI el has
shown its hand. p am glad of it. am glad o
have the people of this county, especially the
friends of temperance among the Democracy, know
me srnlf OF the Sentinel. Do all the efforts OF
.''a. press consist in abuse and sneers of nil that
'eu' ana IN opposition TO all Tint is for the ben
! " y. me reope? If its cause can gain aoy til ng
y "s a''empt to be II;tle and crush the Tempe-
s' i'u's"ement among US, by sneerina at it as
o''"" oeer question: an nna,eriaI issue : y
or II IL 'h'nss to destroy the Temperance Influence
''ee 'oFf. .f ~ sneer2g ut tben ms it often does.
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PACIFIC RA1IRoAD.-The Missouri Democrat.
speaking of the central route for railroad 10 the
Pacific, and of the growing interest in its favor.
says: Congress is hereafter to be occupied vii h
This subject, and it requires prophet tell thar
there will be marked division of parties upon it
-one naional. the other sectional-and that par.
ty organization will be broken up and over.hrown
in this paramount question" The Baltimore A
msrican has commenced advocating this route very
earnestly.
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IDIaGBURgl n0Tga,2
@ Q aga @ W.


gENH1S House has undergone thorough repairs such
Il as wall Paperng. painting and white washing
Fhe long New Hall, which is designed srpass any
for beauty and convenience in the county
The seats to be nicely cushioned and everything
richly furnished.
This hall is to be dedicated the 18th of August at
2 O'Clock. when GENERAL INVITATION Is GIVEN.
The company are to be governed by programme
which will give every one equal chance and avoid
all disputes.
% Please hand oil articles the baggage master
and get your checks, and all will be returned or paid
plenty of barn is secured.
Ticket CoMMIrTEF.-Clark & GODDARD. L. Brigden,
L. Bristol; E. hudson, V. God1ri
F.. STOW. Proprietor.
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The Ohio Star, Ctereiaad True Democrat, md
the .Ashta5uid Sentinel, Freeso papers. have all
urged the formation ola new party. We know
that much personal effort. out of the papers, has
been made to accomplish the same end Ohio
State Journal.
No such iniimation ever escaped our pen or our
lps:nor are we aware that either of the papers ev-
mairt rtained put forth such idea. Fre-
qnently enough we have said, and so II Free Soil
ers say, that will organize anew if that will ac-
commndate any persons who are fastidious about
old parties or old names. But in no case would
We enter any kind of an organization or compact,
where an open aud avowed opposition to Slavery
and its various influences upon national policy
is not made cardinal plank in the plafforn.-.3sh
iabutu Sentinel.
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Glory to God! TO God he saith.
knowledge by suffering eutere,b.
And life is Perfected by DEATH"

Y Horace Gfeeiy in an article upon T,bocco
calls boys WHO use the weed, Young donksvs
:. "a =. 7'.,.i-e. = % Wy 'ne
!. use of the vile weed" He speaks from experi.
= eace. for he says wher he was six years DID, he
: smoked nearly inch of cigar himself H con-
clrdes ru;,t, tj,. ,a,,JS ID =. 7 A., -. a..
~, ''oe gu 'Af't o'Ni y
smoker and cl,ewer, is necessarily blackguard
out there is very steep proclivity that way
tiorace' we fear, is getting personal and nnless we
eay oe consider ed so. va irnp the subject.
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City Ware com

The subcrbers having entered into Co-partnershp in
The Cabinet Chair Looking Glass and Mattrnss business
are making preparation to FURNISH this community with
an extensive assortment of the above articles They IN
tend to sell as cheap as can be bought any establish
ment this side of the city of New York.
Mr. A. b. Griffin has personally selected the work in
New York City and from his knowledge of the business
and quality
Among the articles may be found a variety of Sofas
Marble Top Center Card, and Dress Tables fine varie-
-ty OF Mahogany Chairs Looking Glasses &c Sc. which
cannot fail to suit.
Mattresses of various kinds. More particulars hereaf
ter. Call and see.
The above work may be found present, at the old
Stand of b. Griffin opposite the Free Church They
VIII remove TO fine room in the Brick Block soon
as finished. The work is its way this place and
viii be here in a few days.
, Rayepna June % lS53 1925
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Election Of Directors OF the Frank.
lin md Warre n Rail 0nd Co.

At meeting of the Stockholders of the Frank
In and Warren Railroad Company held July 10Th
1858. at Franklin. Portage County, the persons
following were chosen Directors,v viz:
Thomas Earl of Franklin. Portage County,
Zeuas Kent, I"
Marvin Kent, !"
Daniel Upson. OF TaIlmadge. Summit County.
~ Bella B. Clark, of AhlauI. Ash'a nd County,
:, Daniel Becirel. of Dayton, Ohio,
Valentine Winter,
The directors elect, Immediately organized
thersafter.and chosefor the officers of their Board
the persons following. viz:
Marvin Kent, President,
Joel W. Tyler, Secretary,
Zenas Kent. Treasurer.
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Y We are inclined to endorse the following
from the Ashtdbula Sentinel:

u We are inclined to endorse the following
from the Ashtabut Sentinel:
L0cOfOcO.
The Erie Crescent, Il Ffes. Soil Paper apologiz-
es for using the term Locofoco. and says Demo
crat answers thoir purpose just as well.
IL does not answer ours just as well. We want
to use terms according to their meaning. at least
not to abuse the meaning Of them. The party
that elected Pierce to the presidency is not dem
oeratc 10 any sense of the word, and we cannot
call them democrats, because that would mislead.
To talk ofp slavery Genocratsis nonsense. There
are none such. We do not wish to be dscouifeous;
but wish to be truthful, and will not mislead
others by caIIing party democratic that supports
slavery. "Loeofoco" is not opprobrious in itself,
and by an incident, indicates the Pierce parity
We intend then no contempt, five call them Lo-
cofocos. But. if by accident. we ever call them
Democrats, we do not wish to be understood rs
acknowledging that the party is democratic. There
doubtless many democrats among them : but
the party is ars,ocratic.
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STATE DEMocRAT.-Wa have received the
first No. ofthis new organ of the Oho old line De
rnocracy. 1t is large paper, and The typography
is excellent II is ably edited by c. B. Flood for
merry of be editors ofthe Statesman.
We notice that the Maine Law movement ia
not tesiled by this new organ of Locufocoism.
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Anli-slayery Men of Chic,

On the Slavery Question, during fifteen years
IN The United States House of Representative.
in one thick II mo. vo'., 51l pp., with por-
trait.
Price only S1,00.
This volume contains his most celebrated
speeches, among which are those on
THE FLORIDA WAR:
THE AMERICAN SLAVE TRADE;
THE AMlSrAD NEGROES;
TIE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS;
MEXICAN WAR;
WHNOr PROVlSO:
THE RELATION OF THE. FEDER-
AL GOVERNMENT TO SLAVERY;
AGITATION OF THE SLAVE CUES
TlON;
THE COMPROMISE MEASURES; .
THE BALTIMORE PLATFORMS.
This volume contains more reading matter
rhan is usually found in a book of twice lis cos,
but we have determined 10 put the price SO
low that every one can afford to purchase.
We publish many other valuable works, n.
mong which are The following:
ON SLAVERY.
UNCLE TONS CABIN. OR LIFE AMoxo THE
LowLY.-By Mrs. Harriet Beecher S,owe.-
Superb illustrated edition. complete IN one oc
tavo volume, with one hundred and fifty beau i
tui ny bdhCT GuitH " AH0TSWS.
from original designs, by Billings; cloth, gill
side and back So So
Fancy cloth, full gilt SO
Turkey morocco, full gilt 500
The edition in two volumes, l2mc, six
plates, cloth SO
g '' for the million, in one volume,
evc., paper SO
German edition, complete in one volume,
evo.. paper SO
The KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABlN.-By
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. complete cor
roboraiion Of all the statements in Uncle Toms
Cabin, complete in one volume, svo, pa
per so
The same bound in cloth rs
Uncle TOMS Cabin and Key. bound in
one handsome volume 8vo., price 81 %
This is the best edition for Libraries. and is
neat, compact and chenp.
|. WRITINGS OF JUICE JAY, ON SLAVERY
Complete in one thick volume, limo, with
Portrait 81 90
In this volume may be found some the very
best contributions TO The dn,i-SIavery Liteta
tu:e Of our country.
WHITE SLAvERf IN THE BARBARy STATES
BY Hon. Charles Sumner, u. S. S. In enc
elegant l6mo. volume, cloth, illustrated with
forty superb -engra,ings, by Baker. Smith &
Andrews. from original designs. by Billings.
on very foe paper and beautifully printed SO
AUTOGRAPHS OF FREEDoM-Being conrbu-
lions from the most Distinguished Anii-Slavery
writer's in this country and Europe. Compiled
by The Rochester Ladies' An!i.Slayery Society,"
In one volume. l2..mo cloth IS
Cloth full gilt sl25
A liberal discount made on these books 10
those who buy to sell again, or for st,ihu' icn
Published by
JEwETT, PROCTOR, & WoRTnINaroN.
Cleveland, Ohio
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q. sailor by the name of Aaron Smith was
murdered in Toledo on the 10Th inst.


The UNITED BRETHREN UPON SLAVERY
Al their late General Conference. this denom-
inntion of Christians gave the following iesrimc-
ny on slavery in prospectus adopted for their
new magazine. Among The doctrines which
the mngazine will sustain is this:
The immediate abolition of slavery-re-
jec,ng thai most odious and barbaraus notion
hat man has tight 10 have property in man.
The position will be taken. ,hat This is monster
tina. can never be tanned. sin which violates
every precept of the Bible. 1t will be our oh
ect 10 show that slavey (by which we meen
the right 10 hold property III mnn.) is slnfnI.
under all possible and conceivable circumst .n-
ces,
Such action, though but the simplest reques-
ment of Christian fideliiy is sill SO rare among
the Churches of our country. that i, merits
special commenda'ion.
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DEa N1TioE4L DEnoKRzr-Tbis is the title
Of new German paper printed at Washington,
D. C.-The principles it advocates are those Of
the Free Democracy. A paper Of this character
has long been needed, now that we hare If, we
hore the friends will take pains to see it in the
hands of every German in the States-address
BueI & Blanchard. Wasfiugts n D. c.
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Change OF Thea change of time upou the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Rond went into ope
ration yesterday. Passenger Trains now leave
Ravenna as follows: For Cleveland O'Clock
NJ. $50 A. NJ. and SO p. Nj. Fur Alliance.
II. IS A. M. PM. 9 Is P. NJ By this arrange
rent connections made with all the Railroad,
Steamboat, and coach routes on ifs line.
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FgIHE JUVENILE INSTRUCTOR BY

FESEE JUVENILE INSTRUCTOR BY
81 UNCLE LUCIUS. SYRACUSE. N Y. Aniuteres-
ting religions and reiomainS payer, ndapted to chill
,lren aims attrnct their attention by simplicity
and beauty style aa, to infuse into the young mind
npnr,ar aie sentiments ofove for parenis-sympaIhy
for human suffering and abiding hatred of oppression
in all its FORMS II ought to be circulated the entire
Unnn fur this last There is much as Nake in
the question OF reedem and but lle said or done 10
affect favoahly the youthful mind. Within the State
of Sew York cents per year rad The office where
II is recered In all other States cents yearly. In
packages of ~ the postage il paid at the Of.
6ce of utilization. is about cents
! Speelmen copies will be sent ffee Of charge.
Price OF single copies . rs cents.
Five to one address, $780,
Twenty ' 500.
iiuy -" $50.
One hundred l2NQ
Usssscyi3iiona ressivedfos months fom July.
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HIRAM ToRREY, formerly denzen Of Raven
IA now publisher of the Philadelphia Merchant is
10 town a.yisit. His ...Merchant" is a large.
ans looking sheet, devoted entirely to commercial
interests, and has circulation oftwenty thousand.
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

y F Won want frs, rate ar,icle nf boots ard
81 shoes call at ellis & Durham sstors imnardista,
east OF The late ERE in RaYenna who have made sr
rangemenis To keep on hand NJ NIL times a large and
general assortment of home manufactured ant, eastern
made boots and Shoes, which they Will sell at the low
est figure Cor cnsh ready pay
they VIII continue 10 keep on haniSe best quality
Innings. pegs lasts and most kinds Of shoe fnr,inss
which they will sell at small advance on cos, 6,r
prompt pay. =
" Give us a call and see for yourselves.
Ravenna. May, 1858.
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GooD BEGINNlNe.-zA young lady commenced
the type setting art yestsrday murnipg.in our office
who was hardly ever inside printing office before
She commenced about nine o'clnck. learned the
boxes. and set 1000 ems Burgecis solid, the mat
ter well justified. and elem proof. We should
like t" SEE the b'hoy that can beat this. Hur-
rah for {. Women's Righis."-Chnrdsn Demorrat