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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.


From her. J. ]. Hines. Pastor Of A3rent Church, Boston,
Da. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in family and ts.ioHg those called
Distress To regulate tile digestion purify
the blood they the very best REMEDY
known aud 1 confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours, j. v HINES.
p,pq.r yyro,,vc ~ q r..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
M "a AYERS
E q Cafhartic Pills.
(STGAR COATED


DEPARTMENT TIE INTERIOR, !
w ksHINOTcS. ID. c. Feb, 1856 =
SIR have rsed your Pills IN general aui hospital
ptcfice made them. and cannot Hesitate
say they tie fest caihartic employ. Their regn
lat NJ action the iter is quick and decided censeqne ut
" they admirable remedy for of that
organ Indeed have seom found case Of bilious dis
Ndse So obstinate that il did not reality yield to them
tIaternalIy yours, AL0NZ0 RAIL- NJ D.,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
MINERAL POINT II. R.--CHANGE OF TINE
1sa@ - IT -: -
;E OF TINE

ON after Monday Oct. 19th 1857, the Freig and
Passenger Trains will be fellows andays
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
INSURANCE co,
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
SI3u,096.

sPRINGFIEIp,EMASs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
The Mud Sil,s Of Society.

Near the middle Of the last session Of Con-
gress, Mr.. Hammond. Of South Carolina. in
the SENATE. made slengthy speech in favor Of
the admission Of Kansas under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution. Fran that sPeech we make
the following extract
"In all social systems there must be a class
10 do the mrnial duties. 10 perform the
drudgery Of life. That - class requiring
but low order Of intellect. and but little
skill. Its requisites are vigor, dociiity aud n
deity. IL constitutes the very NOD sill of 80
ciety. and of political government. and you
might az we'll try to build house IN the ar
a. 10 buiid either the one ar the other except
on this mud-sill. In the South we use them
for our purpose and call them slspes. viii
not characterize that class at the North by
that term. but ysu hare IL there. u - there, 70
,rTvrchere, Il is efernsi"
Now. Mr.. Hammond. who is the successor
Of Mr. Butler in the Senate. was. at the time
Of the delivery of the above speech. and is now
in full fellow ship with the Buchanan Democ-
raey.
We ask our laboring classes To remember
this, aud IL they are the mud siHs. we urge
hem TO remove themselves from beneath that
fabric that heaps upon them lndignity when
ever an occasion offers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

IN the jangle--lhe martyrs Of Reiiyion--the
Pilgrim al The shTine--ihe babe ia Christ-the
earnest heart from every point under Heaven
l. the perestrephic orb more true to its centre,
than the soul
Would il he unworthy of Christianity 10
gather up the fragm-nts Of .ueb broken hearts
A. poor Heats. hose light Was suuffcd out by
artieie-Kirke White. who. like the d ying
Swan. sang sweeter aud swester 10 the last
l. T.. l.. and Currer Bell--and Pascal. whose
Prnsses were life.throbs--abd feed the multi
tud~s upon themg would u be unworthy u
ChristiaDity 70 cover. with the mantle Of char
~. the efforts Of every humble iatufer in the
field ef truth. be he jew or Ceniilel
How much Of he mighty wisdom Of all the
Laws. and all the prophets. is summed up. in
the little verse, with which | close this article
BE IN earnest In Thy duty
Winding that thy brightest beauty
isa hear, that seek. Gods glory.
mans welfare. learn the story
or The men whose being tended
Tothis osjcct-wh suspended
Life-yea. every thlng-to gain it;
ycarn. a. they did. 10 attain II:
when thou yearnest, while thou iesrncst,
BE IN earnest"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
la the Grand Lodge OF n.

la the Grsnd Lodge OF ,hs ~
States OF the /. o. O. r. now N ssss
ion at Baltimore. the question Of a. MT
ting pholynesians and Chinese isio Ii'e
Order. was presented and referred 10 4"
special committee. The'commltiee mace
a lengthy report. and concluded d r.
commencing the adoption Of the iollow'ns
resolutions. offered by Representative
w. X. Edward., Of Indiana.
Resolved, That the terms free VITO
males.' in ar icle 10. s,ciioh 3. # he con
stitulion. are descriptive oi TIE pure whi's
Caucasian race and excluded a. other
races and colors from membership u our
Order. and that, therefore. Chinese sud
polynrsians are 70, eligible TO memc..-
ship.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
THROWING roa ruk HORNS.

Rax.x ~ THE ATLANTIC CApLE.-lhe y.
y ,hat the workmer employed IN
cutting up the cable in the machine sh0p AT
,hs Brooklyn Navy Yard, found break
.lor, lime since in the communicating copper
,;r. about three eighths OF an inch long
.Lnoh which the saw passed in the solid
yu,ta percha. showing that the d'seo""ee'''"
,s, have occurred during the process o' man
reae,ure. aud therefore leading TO the '''.
yrrnt probability that o,her similar 1e''o"s '""
~. occurred in other parts Of the cable
Who, have the electricians to say in 'sg''
>. this fact, which is reliably au'ne'''''
ted
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

s,xar.,x Ps,s.SriNk~r AND R'suLr.-' ne
=, -; t..,.,,. relates the angular ifeas
Of lady just returned . that city fro" WIS, ."a
r,,ore. b, which she lost her msrey an"
-. M, saved her life Before the saiilns
!, =. n, fa,cd Aua,ria the lady sent the mon
,v 10 the agent at Hambnrg to secure pa,
.,v. add . good state room. On her arrival
- ,h. weasel 80 crow dcd and hef roon
80 a,.,,.,efsl. ,ha, she concluded to take an
-. .,..m.r to New York. The agent "ouis
-, rssa,a her pa s,se money. bu, s''li -
took p...age in aoo,l.eT vessel. s. '"P's''s'
~, .h,. hai dsne 50. that some lei
, mi. e.lami,, would befsl'he steamer she ~
-, H., n. -.nt h-r watch. ie~eiry. &C
= ~ e..ss, by The Car tain o' the Austria
. !. ,hi- eou.try The result VI
e r., n. Ios, her ps,ssss money aud ls~e'.
bu, saved her life.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
tFos ,he Wabash ExPeess.
The Concert At the Female College

A large aud sppreciAtive audience. Assem-
bied on Friday evening. To do honor 10 the
first Grand Concert by the musical Faculty Of
tie Female College. observed usny OF the
smsteurs Of the city 10 attendance. Who seemed
To enjoy the rrpast exceedingly. ]. whom
you have selected as your musical critic, Mr.
Editor. pronounce the Csneert a complete sue q
cess--afler this pronunc amento, Me musical
Faculty, aud the rest Of mankind. must allow
me 10 say my say. Ny respsets must hrst be
paid to Miss Newly. the Prima Donna. This
/ young lady has Are natural organ. Of more
power than compass. Her lower and inter
mediate notes. are full aud clea-. aud have
the pure metallic ring Of the contrslto, bat as
she ascends. her power diniuishes. aud
though she reaches the high soprano so,ss.
she barely reaches them. She could not poise
her voice upon those lofty heights of sound. i.
and ring out peal OF fairy bells. as the glo
rious Soptsg used to do. or to descend from 80
great contrast AS We have heard the pretty
Madame Thiilon e.eetrify \ iLlos audience
with Miss Newly has vocal power and en-.
ergy. but she does not sing con srasia or con
erg, essioHe Ia short, she wants cultivation.
Her cadences are meagre. She must practice
her scales until she can run them with pre-
cision. She must not slur over her delicate
notes, or tumble them. Her forte passages are
good. bul those softer shades of sound. 30 dear
to the true artistic. she neglects. She made
not a single shake during the whole evening.
| could not detect even a raordenfe. Why does
Miss Higgins presided at the piano win
very much grace. Eserybody was enAf'ns'
w;,h Miss Higgins. Her Duet with professor
usu;oyer. vas carefully executed ana he'
,,,n,nimeu, to yerd,'s Il Mssnadieu wa
chaslely rendered. -,
Tn. vocal gem Of the evening. was MIS-
Nsxhv's rendition Of Donezetp's In oues'
Sin; pl,co." This WAS her finest en-
Oar Impressario. Professor Men'nser' "a
.v;lsnnv some6f that musical afiiatos whlc
moves the souls of Tbalberg. suaS0'c"' y
Ruli. and other great neastros. lie eA,e
4. c.,n;val of Venice most charm'ngy
r.. .aainp schotii-che Duet OF ms =
aarr.c, little gem. Indeed all OF fr0'es'
= N.;niurer's compositions are sparkling .
effective. The programme concluded ~'''
q a.l;e;ous moroccan Of Goitsehalk's ne J.,
" uo,s, into which the performer threw
IN. soul.
~ roon the whole, the Grand csneer'' :"
~ wi,h eclat. aud /. for one must beg ="
ly repetition OF these musical snter'~'"'"e'
An.r rendering the musical Faculty The 81
n,,h.,ts Of the community. am Mr. I'd
Your faithful entie'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
For tho Wabash Espre..
To the Executive Committee Of the vi
90 Co. Agricultural Society.

GENTLEMEN: There be question that
for The superior arrangements aud facilities
that marked the Fair in.f ~is.-i ---- III our
-. mat have sone i'-fore It. you de.
.rah,y. tho .l-"xs OF '"e
still there il room for so much !"
IN, Way Of improvement for the future, inst
may not be amiss in the brieivst possible way
aud ;u., now Will. The subject is fresh. to sna
mrrate aud barely To enumsrats. some oi tho's
oo,nts in which the great object OF such insu'
,ut,ons may b. best attained
In the fir-t place. bitter classification OF pro
d.ef. and Of ARTICLES exhibited is needed "A
show Of Dagu.rreesypes here. aud sno'hef
.x,vo over vender, are not in the best position
TO be e,,nyarsd-the, ought TO be close 10
gethrr.
srcond-A more competitive aud simaita
,-.,. svstem Of Racing. You cannot make
.;nyle hor,. '.trsttiu' around a very exh''a
. atm, .,yht for the multitude. Ofccarse Il q
= ....,v To have a match Of the kind. bu
the simultaneous race II by Tar the most inter
..tin,-of these latter more are needed.
Thi,J-Ths whole of the surrounding an
A contiguou. CO antics ought I" be i"''ea
N compete.
Fsor,h-A highly popular orator ought
h. engaged 10 ,i-l,vrr an Address on the sui
;.c,-,his wonii furnish additional mea'
hath for permanent improvements On u
:. ,,.un l. AID better snd more premiums
A. distributions.
Yinh-Be,er iigh'ed. longer and ~'de' -'
go, recommendation.
I, stub aud last tui not the l~as, by io'
,,p,, .h.,. . ~ .re csr.fuI sisef'sn OF the rxa
,,,,,, c,m,ni,t.s- There l. no question
a.. many ol The award, made a. u"'' "a" ~
a., ,I.ne grrat injustice Mechanical 'Hseu'
-, h.. b.-u pa --sd upon aud Judgment A"a''
= ~ o.s,,,s co, .,fe.s.dly ignorant of The very
rec mr.,- NECESSARY u head th-m 1" -ou"a
II. elusio.. II i e.sentisliy n-edfai that INT
rh. as.f mechanics aud men wh" by their 1850
- 49,. ;ads-. of mechanical exeelir
-. .ho.ld la an committees "a order 10 .
:, .,c. vrs-- error aud ~Faag a. have an
an e,... marked the svard, al The f"'
.bor. pssssd away Ii,
These are some Il the modes, IN ~h'e'
I,,h. the executive committee. pursaini
's'' same laudabls course that ha- already m'
'"''" ,h.;r action IN Thu ma,,er. are rrepar'
'''' G,lsw M the general improvement"
'''' ~, last FAIR, with others still more
king.
v...~, O., kcntcrlrruA. IA
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

TALK fs A HrGa ALTIgrDE.-One OF
lhe passensers in Godafd's balloon dn-
ing the last trip from Buffalo. East. states
N his Iarraive that the CONVERSATION of
he u en- blow could be heard when tie
,arty were al the hight Of Eve uousard
ripht hundred lcct. A cordial i'.s i'ai'os'
ans given to the bslloonists BY H,be1.
aian on the sod 10 come GU, Of that" bul
~as respectfully declined. frcm tie foss'
Of eifcIns; aff,s
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

MYSTERIES OF THE RussIss COUNT
An extraordinary s,a:emen, is made 10
the St. Petersburg Journals;
In d.molishing wall in the apartments
ofthe Hereditary Grand Duke. IN what ''
called the Great Palace, in that city, the
sLsla,on Of woman was found. still COW
cred with fragments OF cioth'ng' "b'c'
fell to dust upon being exposed to the AR
There is no, the Sill sh'ess tradition u
sdded to show who the woman was
MOI why she was closed Or IN the wall.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

NV cuvroH son Hr>ar Wsrp Bkso"Ea'-
u, e.sch.rs congregation ia Brookiy" na'
80 completely oo,srowa p'ymoo'" onu,'n'
.,,.,,h. ip;t,srory steps Ter sr.et'ng a ne" e"''
&c. 10 accomm date ak thousand '"s'ead %
,,r.. thousand persons, have been 'axeo'--
n. s,,,eh il Ia b~ on a new location. ana 'he
..ngr.ga,ior viii oecnpy tie present one ""'
- he new one is completed. At the meeting
- The subject, Mr.. Beecher said he oe''e'''
he could preach As easily TO sh ''o'''''
sons a. to three thousand, II The en"''" -
properly constructed; that he 'noas"'' :" ". ~,
natural course of events. he n"' ''"
longer, at least, to lse' aud IN" 'e" -.
l,k.,v to be the most active po'"o" " =,
life: aud ,ha, the plan proposed wo"'a e"SO'
him % do twenty years preaching :" 'e" Year.
:, o,h,r words. Ia double himself.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

s,,c,p, ron rnr Lovk oF HoME.--rhe Rising
Sun flndiana) Visitor, states that M's. ""''
wo.,yomery awidow aged about 3D. who naa
,,..a -, farm in Switzerland county, Ind
for 40 years, recently, at the solicitation 0' Wei
children. sold her property, and was about 70
remove to Rising Sun. Her attachment 10 '''e
locality where she had spent so long a u"e
=, ,h, .xc;temene Of removal. bowever' st
.pi,a,ed her. that 10 fit Of frenzy she e'' ne
-, and wa. found dead in her bed. da.
Two b.lore the time fixed for her departure
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

uo,, M.u,cns,-Thr Rev Mr. MAKO o'
Grand Rapid. Nseh. writes :" the free"''
,.l,hs, uhlie Father Weiningef was OF
=, ,..- e.r~n.opy Of dedieating TIE
t.ro.. At Holy fiius'y Church ," '"e P''''"
af nm immense multitude. a solemn ana ~
,r.ord,nar, event occurred tie says -
an, er,.. had h-en dedicated snh vas
.haut being raised. there appeared on ''e o'''
:, ..rrOuudsd by elus,. VI y h'ss clouds
regular FORMED. ''rse' white cross NV" -.
appeared ., the ra..meni the "'-s'"' a'S ''0'
.s.s in the ground. The Whole crow
uaA smareneni ., lhis striking appear
ace. aud you could hear refson'' 'eS' e'.a'
.reiai,a. .this - more than ns'"Fai
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
Chattanooga. !"

This very Interesting production now graces
our table. We unhe-,tatlngly pronounce IL.
sterling work. IL Is evidently an ''ower true
tale" tesming with pure morality. pa,hos.
and telling inc dents, ~hcn. the pen OF the
- hose same Is u,r si- sss"-rs-~' The s"'hor
h.. chosen for his novel. time IN tue "'s''''
If our country. whe" the strongest soc'a' 60"
,,.s,. rreva,lrd. A tine. before our gre". "e
....,l,, lad brcom, ~ e.,,nopolitsn--in s"o'''
y hen the great sntsgouis'ie elemen's'0 '0' ~"'''
rr are composed. hal not become so '"o''
ouyblv nsu,ralized. a. ,heyNare at present
He b.. most ar,i~tically grouped tue o."
English gentleman Of the good old 'e"o''
wnh his retinue of English servants upo" '"'
.,m, canvass with the red men the "'s'o'-
,hs negro buyer and The South Ca'"u"" a'''
,,,.,.t The reader can ea.ily perceive ny
,h..s prominent Original, can be arrangeu "
a novel. adding interest to It's most ''''''
.c.,rs-and how, through the Kaleidoscope
;,,y;na,ive mind. they csu be made 10 a.
nrs an endless variety Of attitudes. Away
.,,;t,ny new. and interesting. We hope u
,s,a.rs Of ,hs Express will endorse our 0P'
D ION Of Chattanooga.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

OF They tell story about man oa'
West who had hair lip. upon which lie
Performed an operation himself. by m
serting into the opening piece Of chick
en- nesh-it adhered and filed W tie
.pace admirably. This was well enous Il
ua,il. in compliance with the prevailing
lsshon. he attempted te raise mustashe''
when one 81 grew hair aud the o,hs'
.es' .ers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

AZ The Washington correspondent " i0'
news Press say the Administra'i0" nave Gun
,,oved 500 men. under the pretex' o' "''A'
ing ia the Navy Yard in Ph'ladelph'a' ''' :"
Iii, ,o Aid in the election Of florence' 'he
Lecompton candidate for Congress >" .nae eoa a''
,r;ct. This costs the Government s''''0
a.v Ifcol Florence costs the people ~ .o0'
a day for his LerOmpton votes, how "aen zoe
Hughes. aud English and Niblsck' 70 ina'a"a
.os, The peoplsg In the ratio OF treaehe''
the expense would break up any ordinary "'
Itto
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
.s1xo,.sr.s TO BE Husc.--A man

AxIxo,.sr,s TO BE Huso.-A m'h
named John Nash is under sentences .
18th =, KeoAuk. Iowa.. for the mu'0e'
man named Harrison. THIS man
y.sb IS from Indiana. and from what We
have heard Of his age. si1-. &C. We s'V
la :, b.lieye tina, he is the same JONI
Nash who left vinccnnss some years as :"
.,.,oc,ed with others Of having connl's''
ted several heavy rcbberies.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
A Farrxp 70 Asa'crrrrHs- Fatas-


Tn. Crystal Palace i-eomple,eiy Destroy"
rh. cona .gra,ion has left nothing but hesP
:, ,,;e. The hre broke out about D 4 M
md IA thirty minutes the magnificent dome
en,, The walls soon followed. There were
.baut one thousand people IN the f"ses
hs, the 6rs vas kr~i d'.eo'sred-the WIN
-, confusion reixoed. l, is reported '"a'
,hrs, ar four we're kihsd--th's's 's proeaoly sA
.xvrratsd The burning Vas 40 fsP'' '""
hardly anything was saved The oo''o'"'
c..~t ..v.u hundred thousand dol'sr'-s' s'''
N exhibition. ,auos,ly Estimated at h'e h""
.,-s .A.aSsnd 10 a million deIlar-' Larg
oa.,,,,,,. Of s,stasry. ETC., remaining =" :"
p.,.e. e.,he wyrid'- Fair. among who
va. The Brssr, Amrsss. by k'~' costing ''s'
,x.s,, ,honsaad dollars. Small Insurance.
=, ths building.
: Thee reesa,iy ,ooi foreib'e Po..e's'o"
N. Palace. a. The line IA the hands OF the
.,,.ee.. aud leases, Il q the Ame''es" i"s
:. ute The Palace -ssekhvlders viii o"" P'.
= .bly sos the ei,y fos ~ salse o' 'as %"
fur
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

M..oxnr.-The srst Lodge oil free
49,. n Bos.on was established II
,-as and in 1875 aG.ani Lodge was
.,.hl;.h.d ia the same place. VI 'h's
Lodge. General w~ren, who , 'sa =
e.nler lIir. vas the Grand Master
or the sify-sis siguers of,he psclATa''0'
Of Ind, ,peudsnce. all but four we're Ma
.oa. Geo. Washington was Mason
,aJ founleI Lodge at AiexAnirs
All the general ofscsrs ofshe American
ps,o,u,,oa were Masons except one. an
l,ha, va. Benedict Arnold. the traitor.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13
-An homes, oil farmer IN Owe

rzAn honest oil farmer IN owen
county in this State. returned nome ="
.,o.c,lv one nigh, last ~eek. aud 'ouno
+. ns;rbboriur farmer occupying his place
nv the side Of his young AMI ouA'"
wife. A fight ensaed between the nus
hand and the intruder, which ended IL
no rrea, damage bos the des'rucho" Q
ulsu, clothes. A f'" days 'l'e''aso
the paramour. Who was married .,, ma
18th several children. and the i"''h'''
{ III. Of the old man. eloped and nav
gone it is supposed. to Kansas ins .
,ravsa husband made no oppos'''oh
the fight of the fugiuves, and Tue 'e''
!. led wife OF the absconding gen''e"'a
q consoles herself with the Possess'0" u
- good farm.
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srA story abou, the ~Duphin' vii

EEA story about the "DuPhin ' a.
liams appears in fhe Buffalo Comms re'si'
10 the effect ,ha, many years syo the rev
erend gentleman applied to an oneid"
soolhsayer TO know whether his claims
would be acknowledged. and when. The
prophet told him that the time wou'a
come when they would be acml''ed-
should " illiams live long enough. 'lca
will live long" said the prophet, as
long as this house shalt stand; bu, that
you will live until the day and The hour
shall come cannon say The teacher
;afea % vi. Ai,h sssSdl seSSllahiiqa hl at US ssld In
~ house was torn down on the day o'
w,lliam's : death. He had no'n'ea ''"s
enough to solve the mystery
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-13

,1r Young fitch. District Attorney o' i'h
no :. son Of DR.. Graham fi'e"' o".
boru. U 5 senssors fts'n lod'a0.' n'sf'''s" :
s.x, said -that HE daddy had toid h'Hi
ia, Brigh, ia, head Bright. yos know n''H :
.. NJ euehanau's choice for ,he pehi = 'es'
as.ex. and their only hope vas 70 oe's'
n~n.,.. in Illinois nov. in order TO CIV
pD- sno. in the Charleston Is. c. nom
!. .,,aS Convention Ia 1907.
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-. \ li,t.e L,cofOcO p,per oui ln

r. \ little L,cofoco paper o"' :"
sucler,om. laboring under an ai''ck 8
D,.tioti.m. asks ii there isn't som" :"
IN cnr.o-sOms hidden thunder 10 IL
torres Of heaven. red with unc"m'no
wrath. to blast the man who owes ~
greatness to his couniry's rum hesP' ."
:, ,o.l you're in now, Mcssrs. Loco'oco''
80, vo,.u find ou, 10 your satisfaction.