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and which are denominated as ''exorbi.
tant" and COURAGEOUS" are precisely the
same as they have always been in Mon
roe County, with but two exceptions; and
that it was not the design of the society
to increase the rates, and that the Fee
Bill as published does not justify an as
sertion to the contrary.
The only eases in which there has been
any increase OF rates, are cases OF partu-
ritiop, and cases in which physicians are
obliged to furnish costly medicines.
In the first instance, the charge for
medical attendance has been placed at the
l0acest rates that are charged in any county
throughout the State. With regard to the
second exception, it is well known that in
almost all towns where there are orotheca-
ries, physicians are not in the habit of fur
nishining medicines to their patients atall.
They visit patient, and write prescrip-
ton which is taken to a druggist to be
compounded, and the patient always pays
for the medicine in addition to the charge
Of the physician for the visit, which is
nerer less than the rates published By the
medical society of this county. In the
Borough of Stroudsbure, physicians, con
trary to the usual practice, furnish their
patients with medicines without extra
charge, except iu eases where costly med
icnes are used, in the instance of some o.
which, the charge for the visit (ffty cents,
would scarcely be sufficient to pay for the
medicine employed.
In constructing the Fee B II, the mem
bers of the society had as guides. those
published by the Northampton County
Medical Society and the Lackawanua
Medical Society, copies of which may b,
seen by those who attend the meeting OF
the 18th of June, and by reference t.
which, it will be found that the Fee Bill
Of the Monroe County Medical Society i,
graded at l0acer rates than either Of Ill,
0thtTS.
The foregoing is fair and truthfu
statement of the matter which has pro
duccd so much feeling 10 this com munity
and it is thought to be due to the mem
bers of the Society, to those who are il
error, and misguided by a few designing
persons, that this explanation should b'
ade, and in order that those WHO are
disposed to act in the premises may DO Sc
uuderstandingly. 1t shows that medi
cal society, instead of being "a leage'
whose OF ject is"to extort outrageous fees
is very harmless institution, designet
entirely for good and noble purposes, anc
that the fee-bll constitutes but ger,
secondary part of the organization; aut
further, that as far as the particular fec
bill in question is concerned. it is less thar
that of the societies of any of the neig b
boring counties. j.
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The Presidential Tour.
Rich6eld. Adams Co., Ill. }
May 81, 1859.

Mr.. Buchanan, accompanied by Mr..
Thompson, Secretary Of the Interior, is
now on visit in the Southern States. -
He has been received with every demon
stratlon OF respect wherever be has gone;
although it is bis expressed wish TO avoid
as much as possible, everything like
public display or reception, In speech
delivered to a number Of the citizens Of
Raleigh, N, G., he expressed himself as
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JJA waggish chap, whose vixen wife,
by drowning lost her precious life, called
out his neighbors, all around, and told
om that his spouse was drowned; and,
spite of search, could not be found, He
knew, he said, the very nook where .he
had tumbled in the brook, and he had
dragged along the shore, above the place,
mile or more. "Above the place y
the people cried, "why, what d 'ye eanl"
The man replied "Of course, you don't
suppose Id go and waste the time to
look below ! I've known the woman quite
spell. and learnt her fashions tol'ble
WELL alive or dead, she'd go, I swow, a.
gaiast the current anyhow -
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lITA few days since l called at Price
and brakes Saloon, and was agreeably
surprised to find such display Of per-
fectness and neatness manifested in its
every arrangement. 1t will really COM
pare favorably with many saloons that
are to be found in our cities.
The Ice Cream department is remark
ably well fitted up, and specially adapted
to the business, there being one room on
the first floor exclusively for gentlemen,
and a room on the second floor for ladies;
and the ice cream being Of the FIRST quail.
ity renders it all that could be desired
during the coming hot weather.
The Confectionery departments is OF the
first order Mr.. Price manufactures his
own candies, and they certainly are Of
the very best quality, which, he informe ed
me, be sells by wholesale as well as re.
tail.
In the Bakery department be is again
second to none. He has in his employ
one of the best workmen that the couDtry
produces, which is clearly evidenced b.
the superior quality of their bread and
cakes.
Mr.Price also informed me thatthey are
prepared to furnish wedding, as we'll a,
all other parties with all the refreshments
required on such occasions, at the short.
est possible notice. Such a saloon is a
desirable acquisition to the place, and
Stroudsburg, and the surrounding coun.
try, have good reason to be proud of an
establishment SO well adapted to their
wants. Observer
Delaware Water Gap.
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JOHN N. STOKES.

sG- At the head of our paper we give
the names of the nominees of the People s
State Conve nton, held at Harrisburg Oh
the sth instant, for the Offices of Auditor
General and Surveyor General.
THOMAS E. COCHRAN, the candidate
for the Office of Auditor General, is at
present editor and publisher of the Lam
caster Union, but calls York bis home.
He formerly represented the strong Dem
ocratic County of York in the State Sen
ate, of which be was worthy and dis
tinguished member. He is a well-read
and sound lawyer, and is therefore well
qualified to fill the Office for which he is
nominated. Mr.. Wright, bis Lecompton
competitor is in no respect bis equal.
WILLIAM II. KEIM, the candidate for
Surveyor General, has held the Office OF
Mayor of Reading, and was elected mem
Der Of Congress last fall, over the partner
of J. CLANCY Jones, by over 600 MAORI
ty, in the Berks District, which gave Bu-
chanan majority over Fremont and Fill.
more of 6.579. His democracy, there
fore, must be pretty sound.
The Convention could hardly have Sc
lected two better men; and We trust they
are worthy the support of all voters who
desire those important Offices TO be filed
By honest, able and upright men. They
are worthy of triumphant election, and
we venture to predict that their worth
will be nobly sustained next fall
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s0- All persons are hereby notified to
have Express matter at the Office by ! /
O'Clock A. NJ. or it must be laid over till
next day.
JOHN n. STOKES.
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Che 1eGrrsonion.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1859.

FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Thomas E. Cochran, of York Co
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
William ii. keim, of Berks Co.
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AUDITOR GENERAL.

AUDITOR GENERAL.
Mr.. Hall nomiaated Geo. V. Lawrence.
Mr.. G4rretson =" T. h. Cochran.
Mr.. Edie 4" F. Jordan.
air. Rluch +" E. u. Foster
ar. Calvin Z" $. S. Wharton.
Mr.. Gauielius 4" H. w. SNYDER.
Mr.. purviance ]. n. Sullivan.
On motion of Mr.. Rausdell, the nom
inations for Auditor General now closed
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Mr. Mamsdel nominated Richard Irwin.
=" Myers l.. Z" w. Ii. Leim.
4" Dauffer +" John Gay.
e" Frick +. Carter.
I" Rogers John S. Manu.
I" Preal Charles 5. Close.
The delegates then proceeded to select
committee on resolutions, and the fol
lowing gentlemen were selected. viz:
Messers Thomas Howard, Russell Err.
rett, j. NJ. Puryiance, Samuel Calvin
James II. Webb. Jos. Fell. f. II. Rauch
DIR. K. Harvey, I,aac g. Gordon, David
Mumma. John p Vincent, n. Ewing, S
4. Dufield, John Ii. Filler, John Leech
O j Dickey, John A. Hiestand, Jauer
S. Myers. Thos. Barr, j. H. Puestou
LeDuel Todd, w. p. c. Seymour, Ken
nedy M'Caw, NJ. MMichael, John II
Br;Dgburst, Edwin Gratz. Jacob q. Frick
Isarel Gutellus. l.. p. Williston, DAME
Bower, Hy. A. Proviance. j. NJ. Shearer
The President designated Lemue
TA13 Gb e al
The Conseution then abjourned til
balf-past two o'clock in the afternoon.
The Convention net again at the abov,
hour, aud was called to order by the Pres
ident.
Mr. Eddie moved that toe roll of NJ m
bers be called, which was agreed to, anc
after the same had been completed,
Mr. Mumma stated that the Commit
tee on Resolutions bad DOT completed it,
labors. but that they expected to ge
through very shortly. wbercupon a mo
ton was made that the Convention tax,
3 recess for half an hour, which wa
agreed to.
HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK.
The Conyention was again called to or
by the President.
Mr.. Bell moved that Committee o
three be appOiuted to wait upon the Com
mittee on Resolutions and inform them
that the Convention is DOW ready TO pro.
ceed to ballot for candidates, which was
agreed to and Messrs. Bell, Geo. w. Pom
eroy and Eddie were appointed said Con
nittee.
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VT See advertisement of DIR. Sanford's
LIVER INVIGORATOR in another column
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On motion of Mr.. Rausdell, the nom.
inations for Auditor General now closed
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-15
Gu-patnersbip Aotiffs.

NOTlCE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
me undersigned, under and in compliance with the
S OF Of the Act OF the General Assembly of Maryland
passed AT december Session of the
tied An Act relating Limited PARTNERSHIPS in this STATE
nave ASSOCIATED themselves copartners the co bust
ness GHAkLES GllMOR being the general, and CHAS
2 IN fEK being the special partner The latter
Dues hve thousand dollars the The business
20 be conducted under the firm of CHARLES Gil
NOR me partnership commenced the 10Th day of anu
S 1897 anu terminates on the 18th day Of January,
t,oe CHARLES GIIMOR.
ldl9oW CHARLES s RICKNER
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I ,O-PARTNERSHIP.-W the undersigned
~ have this day ENTERED into Co-PARTNERSHIP
under the name and style of MARTIN BELT CO. for the
its branches. q MARTY
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nnblit SaIss.
BY LENNON d. BROGDEN
DTTDTT NJ A ATiCy IxTrT nm

{ THURSDAY, 18th inst, at II o'clock on
OO'Donnelrs wharf
2O() HHDs. N. o. SUGAR.-part prime
900 BBLs. N. O. MoLAssEs. .......
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Dlumbers,

DLUMBlNG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY No l6 Sharp street, doors south Of Ger
man street. baltimore Keeps constantly hand an as
ss3rtment OF HYDRANTS Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams
aver closets Lead Pipe Sheet Lead, Zinc WASH BA
PINS and BATH FIXTURES of every description put up at
TIE shortest notice the improved principles All
JOB WORK punctuay attended the most reasonable
germs s2S-ly
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EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY.
c92aw3w KIDS GIBSON & IN 49,
by f. w. BENNETT d co
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

w BENNE1"T d co
o. ADMINISTRATORS SALE
4A.L VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY
by virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court Baltimore
+. NJ: " -"aopi' h'rpe''' "e-
ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND IN
PROVEMENTS situated the side of Canal street,
doors south of Pratt street. the said lot fronting Canal
street "A feet with a depth of 81 feet inches
The Improvements consist of twOstOry attic Brick
IWElllNG, with good basement and a Brick stab F..
The whole subject to ground of per annum pay
able semi annually.
The sale half cash day and
balance credit Of six months with interest the daX
of sale the credit payment to be secured by sufficient bond
M ALSO.
SSNn A pRAY and HORSE, and LOT OF HOUSE
44sSSH HOLD FURNITURE, consisting of STOVES
-A-NN BUREAUS CHAIRS, etc, belonging the late
Jacob Barnett. Terms cash.
HENRY n IONEY, Administrator.
fe1-3aw&ds +. W. BENNETT & co, Auctrs.
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I Wal NOTlCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
Ms Agents Tor the sale of the BOSTON COAL COMPA
y . CoAL, Will carry on A GENERAL COAL BTSI-
Ii under the firm of D. LoNEY co, the Office
No. 81 SOUTH STREET HALL A. I oTEW'u
baltimore. January Ist 1870 - " - - -
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Is.t EXECUTORS SALE OF
HE,ii VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY
49, The undersigned as executors Of John Graham, de-
ceased Will sell at public auction TUESDAY February
18TH 1859 the premises the following property viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND lying on the south side Of
VINE street. in the city of Baltimore distant from the
west side of Schroeder street. running thence Vine street
the middle ofan alley on the rear ~ ~ " "
ILL THAT LOT OF GROUND of the same dimensions and
ADJOINING the above lot the side Each
mi -annually
The improvements each of said los consist of two
story and attic brick DWELLING with cellar
Terms of sae0ne half cash, balance in six months
into. - ANOisH@'
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Z. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
WIN. HAMILTON, Auct'r.
NV GTRSON a. IN

EE:A REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscribers in addition to their regular Auction
sales will hereafter give partcu lar attention 10 pr
TATE SALES OF REAL ESTATE FIRST al AS NV III II
LINZ HoG SES, LOTS OF GROUND, FARMS COJTNTRY
kept for the information of purchasers "'i ''
ss GIBSON CO.
1eilu No. Charla
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"A REMOVABLE
E5<N1 DR. GEORGE f. DONALDSON,
U~ on. X. c. V. S, London.)
~4A@<AD VETERINARY SURGEON,
Has removed to
FAYETTE ST, BETWEEN NORTH CALVERT
THE DISEASES OF HORS ES and all other domestcated
ANIMALS receive prompt attention and scientific treatment
His celebrated OINTMENT for Spayins Spnts Ringbones
ana all bony engagements Curb Distemper, Chronic Cough
&C. &c and Veterinary Medicines elry description war
ranted genuine and properly prepared at ali times be
receipt of cash ' "
N B:-pR p3N ALDSON can also be consulted by letter.
9ssnss1G a,e do t. T,n ~ 4faes his
State the symptoms clearly and carefully and how the me
cine is to be senas Liquids be transmitted through
the Post an2n-tf
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~ - WILLIAM GAEHLE & Co
~ m n From the late firm of Knabe, Gaehle & Co.,
III u VI Ii MANUFACTURERS OF
Northeast corner of EUTAw and FAYETTE STs '
u,, r. Baltimore, Md
Where may be PIANOS which for elegance of finish
sweetness OF Tone combined with agreeable touch are
second to none in this country '' "'o
Terms and prices moderate and every Instrument ,y,r
ranted - '' 0ii' wa
Pianos hired and Tuning attended to promptly Aft
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IA TGfheEf BtsFRs, EzeoutOrs.i

fTFs: TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ERji LEASEHOID PROPERTY will, by virtue of a de
of the Circuit Court Baltimore CITY SELL BY
public auction at the Exchange sales No 10 s GAY
street on FRIDAY February 25th 1859, at O'clock NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city on
he northeast corner of Franklin and Chatsworth streets
payable halfyearly. = ~
lmproved by well built and brick YELLING
HOUSE hree-stoes in height with parlo passage break
fast-room and kitchen the first floor
The terms OF sale One half cash. and the balance in six
months with interest.
fe4-2aw&ds WIN HANIJiT0N Anct;r
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E I1le5.- STEINWAY & SONS
EK~H@T~H CELEBRATED
u II GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
Sole Agent for Maryland,
- WIN. +. THIEDE,
u No 81 FAYETTg ST., NEAR CHARLES
These Pianos have received the
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
wherever they have come in competition with other manu-
factories, and have been pronounced by the
BEST ARTISTS
as tne hnest toned instruments before the public
Pianos of STEINWAY & SONS make, have the renpta-
ton OF improving by and become clearer and sweeer
tone after several years handling "
agency. nIstf
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IN SVEN R RdEiMT yu5iTshe arg arebopse
large Dry Cellar the Gas fixtures be with
house Apply to JOHN F. FICKRELI e CO.,
Ocg3tf 40 Lnmlnrti street
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10 Baltimore street, or to
,,,...v,., GEO. R. CINNAMoND, Attorney,
- COUNTRY SEAT F0R SATF

GE:A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
Miii AN IMPROVED SITE, about Is minutes walk from
The Improvements consist of ~
A SUBSTANTIAL and commodious DWELLING HOUSE "a
by 80 feet Of brick, front and rear Porcbe
nected by covered way o' " - - '''''i
frame BARN and STABLE, with other outbuildings
including capacious Ice House, filed 49,
luxuriant FLOWER GARDEN
A rich VEGETABLE and FRUIT g ARDEN with the hast
dainty. pe'' Sieiu'ns apuii
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK
Cash Capital, 100000 Surplus, $377,S29
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co, HARTFORD,
Cash Capital, 100000
FIRE. MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned to amount in Companies very best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all relating to FIRE
INSURANCE, such forms of application, statements of
loss, &c, &c "
MUM, for months not used
GEOGRE B. COALE, Agent
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I>HE UNDERSIGNED will continue the To-
- - oBAGC0 COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand
2oo III GAY STREET, under the firm Of COURTNEY
S'-' f. s. COURTNEY,
Ion,. ,o,o JAS. A. COURTNEY.
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MARyLAAISSPRr y,ye ROD COMPANY
ENAMEi LE5f kfGHTS1 + ar G6NDUcToRs,
WITH SCREW INsULAToRs,
No aGa hPt 4 Ss'h
Copper and Enameled Rods constructed on Ships, Dwell
ps Glass aHd
Ef5fH1 ill., VII 5 #T 2ho SH RE
TO. jy27-tf
GAS CHAND ELIERS.
We would invite the attention Of those in want Of GAS
the most complete baltimore, consisting Of English
ers copies of French just handsome at about onethd
Ss kfsSf s5assa
Paper Shades, Gas Torches and Keys, &c.
For sale at the lowest possible rates G SS
Nos. ZIG and 2Is Baltimore street,
d23-h Charles street
subscribers have added to their stock of Amsr
En aFge and e 81 Psed s STOCK Hf Fo
DC Piano and Flute Flute and Violin Solos, Vocal Music
WIN ~ ~ y MILLER 4 BEAcHAM.
jall-u No. 10 n. Charles street
TABEZ D. PRA
LE6eMENT Of DEEDS, bEPosRTToNs, Pow Frs
OF ATTORNEY or other instruments in writing, for the
New York, Mississippi, Iowa,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan,
North Carolina, Kentucky, Connecticut,
South Carolina, Ohio, New Hampshire,
Georgia, Indiana, Maine,
Alabama, Illinois, Minnesota terri
Louisiana, Missouri tory,
| Texas, California, Florida,
Office corner of BALTIMORE and CHARLES STREETS
| entrance on South Charles Street mr6-tf
THE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
hand re G III sSaP'FiS01ky p4PRR MakERs
|
DUCK, FOR TRUNK MAKERS,
| 0FFICE-L0NBARD STREET,
oc2S tt corner of Frenklin Lane,
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Au..s q F.-s.r aud H.rs rs,er.

The Cleveland Beraii d wednesday, gives the
particulars of the arrest Of Syracuse forgsr, who
bss been upsucsessfully tracked by the ofliosrs
Of justice r over two years.
About two ynav ago the prisoner, VIZ. NJ Hall,
~ss d.s.r In srocer,ss In tho city of syr.nus, NJ
Y. lie ~ss carrying On business at god rat-, aud
spIes o u have plenty Of money. THIS vent on for
time until suspicious wcr- excited and tho dts
c.Sery was made that Hall had bean obt ,ining
mnney bi1 noteH, the endorsements on which were
fug'd. Before arrest could bc made Halt hod tho
city, ami for = timo eysed pursuit The noxt that
wHs b,ard u him In thu city ~ Utica, ,ohsro
he stole spaD Of valuable horsos snd took thsm 10
Allsuy. Pursuit was made by tho o snsr Of ths
horfea, who came up with the thief nj Albany ~ ne
wa. about Shipping q o horses to " ,at Tor New
York. When BsLL found himself thus caught, no
drew knif, and threatened 10 kill tho cst man who
ofrud reward OF fifty dollars Tor his capture, and
the boAtmen sprang On the thief suddenly aud secured
INN.
HAIL was taken 10 Utica and confred In JAIL h
as ali bis trial for horsa-stea Ing. The coufnsmoni
did not suit him. and ho damaged 10 escape from jail
and olr5G puIsiit netbing more was beard of him
". At the time OF lis Eight from Syracuse, the
foIgeres discovered amounted to over six thousand
dollars.
A few days since, information was resolved tha
HALL was reported TO have apent part Of tho inter
mediate time At Plies Peak, and that hn was expect
ed to return from there to this city On saturday, th'
18th irSt. ofbcer Lowell, q sy,.oGs", p.'ed him
Deputy Marshal hoKHsIgY, aud close wsto
l waa kept Cor the returning Pixies Peak.rr
Hall rturn1d TO this city AZ stated, followed ate
shoft time by HE brother, with three yoke OF oxen
said 10 be bfougLt fron the auriferous regioni
/ Offoer BumIsoS was detailed TO the task Of arrest
| ing HAL. After some tlne spent IN watching tu
house near tho junction of r. RH aud Lorsn street,
west de, whore the fugitive was supposed % bo cou
craled, the 'fcars edo this morning In arrest
Ing th. prisoner and wing him 20 isi. requ'
,iti from tbs Governor cf Nav York A,noAdy 4
the hsndz ~ the of6cers, ord tho prisoner will b
l taken TO Syracuse on tho nftena on train.
Hal Il shout thirty years OF AZ, and of ms
eilm b-ight. TIE pa'tcular forgery for wLch he
sTTettd 10 that Of a piece OF pager T. the amount
500. lie stands good chance Of doing ths 5tato
/ New York EOu.e hoIyLce, after all.
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Eider KisbaM su the ARM suppns.
In . lato speech In the Mormon tabornscls n
SILT lake, EldsI Hebcr KIMEkLL aaid

The army with al its followers, the whole amount.
Ing to about 6.OOO men, must 10 fol. Thoy m I-t
eat Let them get their -four fr,cn the r. Acs Ymi
have no whcat to sIae, especially tothpsc who want
% Ill you. Your wheat will whip the world yot.
Nations will DC. 70 us u escsps sta, vston. OR
wheat will whip them . great deal wo'-- than we
whipped the United States government two yesr,
ego, and we WHIPPED tho sod,orr without lostng .
man. We Just stnpped them out on the rad here
. piece and tcpt them there tl they got ccolsd ~
Wonder II there II . lawyer here II thorets would
like To know II Ihavo comNtted treason. I w~s
just going n pull my coat o AMI goh'" in EARNEST
And would, N I hadn't cahoo sh,rt nu, Dsnt
sct uad, friends, becsuse We whipped the Cnitsd
Btates-yUu can't blame us for Il They were cpning
" burn uui houses, Nil tho m,n, and rayph tho ~o-
men. Well, ", lust pp-d thom tul they gt coolod
IN, and ~ben they got tame and quiet, We let them
In, Ard didn't l,ee Il bclicvs horse was shot
In the toOf. We Will let thom stay here - long a.
thy b,bRso tbemselv,z, but they must understand
that the United States Government aud all hsli
buei cant dive us from tho tops OF th.s" mountA
know you would say, "bold on. Mr.. K,snALu, yu'
had hett.r hold your tongue" Wei, l wii-when
please.
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VARIETIES

80 tberc's another rupture Of Mount vcsif-
erous, said Mrs. PARrrsoros, putting up hsr
specs, ''thc papers tell US about the burning
lsther running down the mountain, but Il doa't
tell how Il got q fire." '