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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
A Resident Of Miaaeapo1ts SAoots me
Aedo0os IT hao Wilo.
The st. Paul Ress Of Feb. 25,h Avs

1n0 Tts Sul ~yeSS u CeOs zOtn ooyo !:
cat an early b ur yesterday norsiog
Sumner G. Gutter, we'll known citizen
Ut Minneapolis, shot aud K lied on the
pnb.ic street one Geosge w. L. Little
Held, young mechanic, whom be
chargcs with ssduc ny h,s WIFE"
The circumstances we're conclusive
that caroal crime uas in pIcgress be-
tween the two, AID, bsfors the shooting
occur d. Li.tieiieid and Mrs. G. ., opped
over night together, at . hotsl 10 IL.
Paul. Soon after, Cutter killed him.
The wife had three beautiful , ouoe
children, but she has been sent 10 her
parents, without the children. Cotter
was are ted, but will undoubtedly be
acquitted BY any jury. The Prsss cay.
Of the parties:
"L'ttIe6sId was . rather good looking
young man, about q. years Of age. He
was native Of New Ham shire, where
his father still lives. Ilis Intellect wss
uocaitivatsd, and bic passions strong
He wss . mill ~rigst, and worked il
Hon. D. Aorrisoo's mill.
"Mn. Cutter, the actress in the trsr-
edy' Is OF seme~hat attractive ,os,sosael,
large. aid .elt possessed. Her coudoct
just be ore and since the homicide has
gained for her more OF cen. ure than Of
sympathy.
~Ar. Cutter is : pleasant, quiet, clever
geutlsnss Of about %. lie i one q
those mid, ssoshipy natures that are
slow to 'ao3ss, but THE storm Of whose
passion y only the more fearful ~hsp
aroused. tFlis domestic srooblss seem .
have utterly broken up bis misd.' .ia.,a4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
4 GREAT neaeLLI>Rl.

Triu0Wh d Gre e DtseOvesyl
The pablo has re5stied sgsinst cAursnu,xe
HAla bras. Fashiea has forsswors s"sn. A
ssga .ious eonDsa, , he's aA.ptsd 10 thsis sssad
Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
aud for Aess seassns: Il embrews and bleekens
the HAZE, not the sKrN. Its segaAbis emellsens
not . bur.isg Raid. II does not burlssqas ma
tars with blooming nssail . tinsss .. bat produces
her own living huss. lts cooling effects 10 last
ing. II d. Ass dstsstion. IT. result, ere unifxm.
Il never fails. Manufactured By J. Cristad.r.,
No. GATOR House, New FORK. sold b. all drug
SITS. Applied BY all Bair Dreasers. fbl DIV I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
Axorsls1 OofsAos on Ds,eooez@ :.

AN0TH11 OoTaAoe On D11gooRAT 3.
We learn BY perp .ns Irving in tho Vi
cisity, that mob di' sbol.t i5bisp, ihslu-
ding two Of thses soid,6fs usnt IL. 6s
ho9sA q ssssssl fsoniseat Dysueosqes
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
THE o6eAT 0kcRET.

THE 06eAT okC6ET.
II u Adni.sed b. ~ Physicians shaA the grant
seerste u hssl1A - long life lies IA ksepSg ne
blood 80 varioss 4 dds y the body ins high a.
gree Of Aaidiy. When yea fssl eoatiansd pain
10 thshssd Of b.ws's, o. ~ other passs q The
body, yoa ess prevent ssriods sioknsss y takins
Bsssdsethse PILLS. ..
Bleeding may give tnsAsssasy sess, bssanss ~
blood lett viii have u rs room. Mas - shs bsAy
70 made from the blood and sustained By ths
blood, 70 vasss sur blood IL 70 w.sfA oar lite ant
rain odf constitution but Bfaadrsth' . Pills 70.
isve The ronistioa - ssadily y bleeding By on.
y taking svAy what 1t Ca we'll spare, aad rHs1
As. Hooper. Of Batnstabls, Ms's., was cured o.
st. v,tas ranos, General Debility end costivs
sess Of many y ne staoding By Brandssth's Pills
The case stlensth Il Published in the Pamphlets
old b. h. =. Bsllorl. Daveapott, Iowa, and b
I'll respectable deo.osU In incidence fbl.6As 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
ToHovse Ownerl

DIR. SWEETS INFA:LlvLE LINtMENT FOR
HeRSES il uurivaled BY any, and In ell cases Of
Lamsness, Arising from rrains. Bruises o.
Wrsnehing, its eject 10 msgieai and esstein.-
Harness or .dd,s Calls, Scratches, Mango, TO-, il
will slso cure speedily. SPAWN and kingdoms
may Re easily prevented and cured 10 their ine p
lent stages, but confirmed cases are beyond posi-
biity Of radical csrs. No case Of the kind,
however. is 70 desperate or hopeless that Il may
be slleviated by this Liniment, and it, faithful
application will always remove the Lansusss, and
.pable The horses to travel With con passtvs ease
Every horse owner shouid have this remedy II
hand for iss Timely use 1t the 6nt sppessaacs Of
Lamene will e6ectu lily prevent those formidable
diseases menti ned, TO which I'll nurses are liable
and whi,h render 90 many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worhless. ~
lee I'D ereiaement. R19-dv1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

~ sinilas tsssblss, II snsssa y psepsss, rse1ls
ID ssriess Psloss ar, nssossiA - AstAaa0s
aasssisas, ofssstoss iasssst'a -
Browns Dfonchi II Ifocheo
ass eonpsssSsd - - - rsasA dllStly ~ sa'
Of the disease - give iostass ssAee. g ~
1ob11-AAv1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

The Springfield (Nass) R4publieas
e republican paper) gives the folio wing
extract from private letter written BY
. member Of Congress
mo one can imagine to what extent
influence i. cold here. Tho traffic il
carried on very excessively, add tie vir.
tue Of tho poor fellows Who cane on
here 70 DO things without pay rs smely
tried BY the sklendor aud luxury 10
which thee live who fill their pockets
Wit fees obtained in this way" No
body who has taken 40 i, side view of
Washington, or has had the means Of
learning the ou.toms prevalent there,
can doubt this.
"A CoNrAo,ous DrsrAsr !"-At =
lively village IN Illinois, not fas from
Woodstock, they have benevolent a.
socistioa, 80 sf whose osjec,s il il to
watch with and take care Of ito SICK
members. Last fall % UNMARRIED ladv
VISA admitted to meu. bership. 10 .
coap!S Of nonths che was bies.ed With .
bright eyed babe, aud was very sick.
Some ios the yeaug lady member ex-
pressed 70 the chsef Oh :er their iodiena.
tion, aud asked him II 10 really thought
It their doty 70 visit the unfortunate ooe.
WELL" sa,d be, after much dsl.bsrs-
ton, II suppose not You are not
oe''ges - Walsh whore there ID q oonta.
gioas dissasei''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

LaAseA LoAsess La1.es.
Dss's yoa fail - rcd the advsrtissneas n
this vsper headed g ha- 80
xHnI7oTtant TO 2eOxo A1o0.
e. Chssssman, Of Nsw York. hss vdsvetsd The
,st thirty yssss Of biz peaesise 70 fsmale go.
plaiats. his Pills acs Iihe . charm. They ~
RAliotJe 90 Eh(e. = loe0 iVon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

ing up foreign interest. Ne arc supplying
"a rmv medical department Tor hospisai pur
poses With my article watch has been approved
by the Medical fsrveyor 81 Washington. Sol'
bv druggists, xrocers, ho,ss and resteyusante ev-
ervvhe re. Call for Eobachs t;stswbs nfandy.
Tbs & =. kDBACK, Gin, %
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

e~VUACk29Y. - sassssily sssslea II
ysune asa sa9seas fso1 Nervous UssilIsy, u.
against ssdasgsrise their health By passeoisiaG
asy cfths sdvsstsaiae sseshs. Yes can fslly r.
ever By he nstSs1s sssd b The advsssisss, sst
b Assdsses Il estsss AND IN - osnss var.
kssd lsstsr shieh yall 40 yys Y, yer viii
/ ssnd nss PIT paid sassleSs bessins yess =.
assss. Dlssst u ~ Fae 49, IS hi Il.
EDWARD b. 94AveR .
feb11.d6S1yt Loek on, Noetoo 1seA :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
Belie wing that tho d.m.n

belis wing that the demands Of TIE
rsde require . pnrs art,c . Of Bran
~ tor medical use ~ > lees Price
than aay imported sstiels, ttsseby
! ssving the duty Of 81 80 on each
gallon. lhave erected tWo mauuifl.
cent etille and have made the arrsn.
se@snss with the gfsrs growers Of
this lectisn Of the Seat mstsriale and
can furnish pure Cate ~ba brandy u
. price within the means Of ALL, In
times liFe tdess, every a merioaa cit
ixen should take pride in sustaining
our own manufacturers instead Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

y o. DosojoGnseA Deaeties
utility thaa any i1veatios
NOV bsfoss The pablis. II
has tseA shseoa6hiI sssted
curing the last I've ysars b
Ipsassseal men, and psosouns.
I'd b. Ill 70 ~ % q ~.
SaDSssor - osy: :
adhesive preparation knewu
laIL1on'0 IlaeoIUsln onns,ss
u : nsw thing, aad ~ n.
sult q yesss of stady /; II
ombinssion 70 On w VI ~
seiess,Ae PsiacipleS,
lsad sndes no .eisoun6tAsoel
ter eaeags Of tsaSeeAsusa
will it beoono evrfupt q
emit aay O6oosive snoli.
, 1864-06-06

LIST District-At Walla Wala, on the first
Monday of April and October Of each year.
2d District-At Vancouver, on the second
Monday Of March and the third Monday oi
October; and at Olympia, on the first Monday
Of May and second Monday Of November Of
zach year.
81 District-At Port Townsend, on the sec.
ond Monday Of June d first Monday of Sep
tcmbrr; at Stattlc on the fourth Monday Of
June and second Monday Of October; and at
Steilacoom on the third Mond;y Of May and
first Mon,hy Of n vember Of each year.
, 1864-06-06
Misrrllanrous adrrrtisrmrnts.



~ Don't fall TO procure Mrs. Wiuslo,...
Soothing syrup for children Testhinr,-ns
valuable preparation the prescription Of one Of IN,
female physicians and nurses In the cnied states 4,
has been used for thirty years with nevsr.aEnr No..
and success by millions Of mothers and children non a.
'teble infant Of one werk old to the adult
It not only relieves tie child from pain, hut InvIrO,
the stomach aad bowels, correets acdty, ard svs tan,
and energy to the whole system Il will most in.,aEa,
relieve GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS ard WIND COLO
We believe 1t the best and suTest remedy In the word
all cases Of Dysentery and Darrhea IN eLdrtn uhsh,,
IT arises from Teetling or any other cause.
Fail directions for usinR viii accompany each btia
None Genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS rERKss
New York. 10 on the ouisde wrapper. "
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal 'iIee, IS H.,
street, New York. tt-
Price only % cents per hotiie.
REDINGTON 4 CO.,
4i6 and ais Front IT. San frnpsiseo,
I 6m fs. Agents for Calicsna
, 1864-06-06
PIERCE COusrH rNIuN pLArEunM.

PIERCE CUUHT1 UNION PLATFORM.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by the Union Convention Of
Pierce County on Saturday, May .Sthi
1854 =
Whereas, The fundamental laws of the
land vest in the President Of the United
States the Executive Power Of the Gov.
ernment, and command him to see tha,
the laws are faithfully executed, invasion
repcllcd, insmrection suppressed, and the
public honor vihdicatcd, without specifying
or setting limit to the manner in which
those vested powers are to be executed, il
becomes his duty under his responsibility to
God and the people he represents to guard
with sedulous care the National honor
against foreign assaults, and to maintain the
laws against domestic insurrectioR. And
honor and patriotism impose correspond.
ing duty upon every loyal citizen to stand
by the Government in the faithful execution
Of the laws, to the last dollar and the last
man.
And Whereas, In Republic private
and local interests should be subordinate to
the public good, and the welfare and safety
of the whole should be the paramount OBJ
ject Of all; Therefore be 1t unanimously re-
solved,
lst That the present causclcss and afro,
cious rebellion, melted and inaugurated by
the Slave Oligarchy of the South for the de-
struction of the Union, and the subversion
Of the Constitution. is without parallel in
the annals Of National crime, aud for its
suppression We pledge to the Government
our unqualified support, and cordially en-
dorse the means put in force by the Ad.
ninistration to crush the rebeliiI -. ,luding
especially the Emancipation proclamation,
2nd. That inasmuch as the existence OF
slavery was the cause Of the rebellion, that
we are decidedly in favor Of the employment
Of the emancipated slaves to fight for the
Union. t.aa
3rd. That the Amnesty proclamation, rs
a peace measure for the benefit Of repcntan,
rebels and the augmentation Of the Union
army, we most heartily approve. ~
4th. That we are in favor Of those men
for Offices Of profit and trust, and those
only, who are unqualifedly loyal, and who
will give 10 the administration their earnest
cooperation in crushing the present ini.
quitous rebellion,
|. 9th. That since the commencement oi
the rebellion, no middle course has been left
for the true man and patriot, and all those
who are not fully and Internationally for
the Goycrnmcnt.are against il.
, 1864-06-06

sH- The Victoria daily EVENING EMPRESS contains
the --latest Mining, Commercial and General News up to the
hour Of going press being the only evening paper pub.
shed In vctoria and having circulation equal to any
other JonrnRi In the Colony, will he found excellent
medium enable advertisers to bring er notices before
s,e publIci ...r ~
, 1864-06-06


-, NewspoyS aome mas Oecn opened In
washington, u VI
Maple sugar is yielding first rate crop
this year. Its value is estimated at nearly
s4,000, 900.
Eiuht tbousund schoolbo,sss have been
o-aa.d; 3,n':" 80. es a. a".e 49,. =
the seris took place.
Each cborre of tho oO.;,.h crr -ooor,,,,
east nj pitts6ur1 viii cos, S75 Tbc co:,
Of the oun will he abont sal 900
~ VoO,OOO
. the nressnren nnon The p,cs;den, To 70.
;ns,s,e Gensrol McCIeII.n in co,nm,nd
@go;n
o. v;,, ,,,,,.. N.cn "
"eh; iiu, commanding at NorioiA' H.
kiIlod-tbe erccu,;on ~ bc done bv ,bs
Provost M,rsb,ls
-.
yn ~ uay "'wsPaP1r 20 " W
s'a,.eu s.l T ~ " nasnlns'on' ~ wa Ie vu.eSu
inoton EsonbUcon ' '
r
1aseoi Inivu'!c'ue "a nas Oeen discovered ne,'
~ AiO"i:y, ~. ! :, :" "nich 'ne emu was
,u' up Ih'o pieces couP,e ol ihcnes in
e.: - 'I w,,.''r a.T' 'O
Uornellus NanderDlII pegan me oy trans
porting garden sauce IRON staten isianG 70
NeM lork c,'y IN snlali sal-DOat, at NOV NOW
nea ne y ropu'ed 70 DC worm ABOUT s-o'VVV'-
nj n,
lug amount expended IN England Oh
always, 70 tne present umc' mas Dsen up
,. warus Of !nree hundred ana eighty hVe nl'i,
non s'eril'g'or nearly half their national
'en.
The second prize in the Medical Depart
, 1864-06-06

Atthe Springfield Arinory tacre is de-
partnent known as the "hosrital," where
the odds and ends OF all work are done.
When q workman has nothing else to do,
he is sent to the hospital, where he is al
ways sure to find enough to busy himself
about. si
, 1864-06-06

~ W. F. HsaRr, News and Advertising
Agent, Victoria. Y. T.. IS authorized to solicit
and receipt for oradyertisemen's and subscriptions
lor The PcoEz sousp HEnALD. e1i, "a
, 1864-06-06
Exrcrrlvr MAssInS.
IfNEVN IEN u 4HH-NNEVN1
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 1.

Exr,u,r,vr M,.s,ns
w.sH,Moros n n Anr;l
g5 - r,,. :,
h' e. q. Hooges, ESP :, rrdHiJor'' heH.
"y-ni - ph-An oin iSu asn my y Pmn'
~ wr!tlng INC sups'ance y u Wnat vefpa'Iy
sslu' 'nc Otper 1ay' ~ your Piesenee, y
uoHetnVL =. nralnle,r s,,t anu oHnA'Or D'Aon'
" was apout us loi.o"s -,
atn na'ural'y an'i,shlsery. II slavery
. ~. mrOng; no1"inY y ~rong esnnI'
IenlSmper !, wnen , uiu NOT 80 tn'nk ana 'eei'
n9u yet nave never Understood that inc
Lresiuency eonierrea upon me an uare-
str,c.ed :.i tlsnss . @ aet oinclaliy upon 'nls
yuusuient a1o icc',hS. e,, !. was 10 the catn
AtOoA, .'at ', won'u 20 she pcst ~ ny aDinty
preserve, protect agd geiend Tue Vonstl'u.
% .lIn ., the enl.ea s.a'cs; ! could moi
TAX .ake tne once WITHOUT taxing inc OATH
Nor was y my view, Una, ! mlsht 'ake 40
oa.h 70 ~. powsr' anu preaA ,ne oath -
using the power, ! understood, 100, thai,
IN oralnary elvli adlninlstr9,ion, thls oath
even iofDa1e me TO Practically indulge my
primary apstra"t yuugnent on ,he moral
question u slavery. haa pnpilcly de-
clared .hls many times, anu in many ways
Anu = aver Inat' 70 TINS Say' nave done
no omyla, act 10 mere deierenec TO my ab-
s'rsc, lpue 1irns ana iconng on slavery. I,
dlu unlsIstand' i'lI, however, that my oath
% lreserve l:.. inc Consutution TO the best o. o.
my apiiity, imposed upon me tne duty Of
pIe:eIylls, ~ ~ every lnulsi snsspie means
.nae uoyelnlnehs--tna hation--oi winch
!nal CONSTITUTION y @ was the organic law, Was
Poss.vlc ~ ~ iose .lie natiou, anu !cs Pre-
serve ,,ss the Sons.l!a!lons , -, 80, II
Dy SeueIa iaW, 'ile anu imp must pc
p1O.se.ea 4, pus n ii!e y : never Wisely gwen
~ h1Ne ilp' ieei tnat measures, other-
MlsS unoVns'i: :ut.onal, hilgn. pecolie lawful
~ peS..h'n y lueH pepsspie 70 the preserVa-
s.oh q .ui !ne Nation, h,snt or wrong, as
isS san,sa . .ais slVSnu, .a aan now esow y:
Vs.1 Nv, nO III .l,As z .he pcst q NY aDllly
ny sssu tieu y preserve she Vonstl'u-
Yoa, y = says s,ayery q any minor matter,
snoa.l pS.'1'' \ .l,s ~ NsseA p Government,
SvS1 yI .,.l nua y. n'l.usson' sa9 altogethcr'
,".'' ns., sas;y - tiie war, yen. fremont az
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s,S gssss vu n.y. 'IsI .l,lnA i,.i y an mus
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;f Ss"' rtunei ss.e'IP'vu 'I,'nry e1hsnclpa-
~ v ,,,s ,Ia ig.geus s;s: =, ~ Iecause ald no,
,'',a ~. sn'"A '"s 'hu'spe"S1p'c Necessity nag
, 1864-06-06

The GEoRoE s. wRIunr is now max
ing regular trips between Victoria and Port.
land z
, 1864-06-06
sTEILAcooM, W. T.,
MONDAY, juno 6. 1864.

OUR PLATFORM.
8 Tue UNCONSTITUTIONAL NAISTESASeE or TIIE
UxIox, THE SUPREMACY or THE CONSTITUTION,
AND THE COMPLETE SUPPRESSION of TIE Re-
BILLION, WITH TIVE CAUSE THEREOF, BY vIGcR.
OTIS WAR ASD ALL APT AND EFFICIENT MEANS"
, 1864-06-06

TnE LErlrIA-This slOsp Is making
weekly trips between steilaeoOm and Vic
sofia. She sailed on "Wednesday last with
sbaa o. produce fSr tlat port. sf
, 1864-06-06

RISE m FEoUn Advicss from San
francisco indicate an increased and speedy
rise il -four and cereals. The drought in
California has certainly been prodasiiYe Of
great damage to the crops throughout that
State, and 4 short harvest win Be The result,
The latest San Fganeisco quotations are;
ior sapsr6ne. $3.50; extra ss.50@s9 y
bbl The last anosatiohs We hasjeed In
the Portland papers we're $500 $3.50.
A. ysiwe have seen 10 complaints Of the
weather or probable crops in Oregon, and
therefore think i likely. with last years
surplus u California, there win be enough
apaio spare until the crop Of 1865 is har-
rested. assas asas V oasAtiis.
, 1864-06-06
PRESIDENT TLNCCLN's VIEWS ON
ENNECIPATlON.

The circumstances which elected from
the President the annexed letter are, as VIC
understand them, about as follows: The
senior editor of the Commonwealth, Col.
Hodges, by invitation, accompanied Gov.
Bramlette aud Hon. Archie Dixon on their
recent visit to Washington, and to the In
eeutive Mansion, when they had an inter-
view with the President and the Secretary
o. War At the close Of the interview be-
tween President Lincoln and Governor
Bramlette and Senator Dixon, the Presi-
dent pleasantly remarked, as the other gen
tlemen were about retiring. that he was ap-
prchcnsivc that Kentucky felt unkindly
toward him, in consequence Of not properly
understanding the difficulties by which he
was surrounded, in his eiiorts to put down
the rebellion, and that he would explain to
tho gentlemen some of these difficulties, il
they felt inclined to hear him. Awilling-
ness was at once manifested, and the Presi-
dent explained to them tho difficulties to
which he had alluded.
On subsequent occasion, in conversation
with Mr.. Lincoln, Colonel Hodges remarked,
that he was satisfied that the President was
greatly misunderstood hy many Of the citi.
zens of Kentucky, aud that he would greatly
obligc him if he would write out the re-
marks made to Gov. Bramlette aud Senator
Dixon, in order that, with the Presidents
permission, they might be published in the
Commonwealth; that if published, the
Colonel doubted not they would remove
much Of the prejudice which was attempted
to be created against the President in Ken.
tucky.
The President took the matter into con-
sideration, aud shortly after his return home
the Colonel received the following, which
was commended to the deliberate consid-
Grafton Of the people of kentucky:
, 1864-06-06

T1E SHUBRIcK visited tbs place,
on Tuesday Inst this time with Collector
Gum on board After taking on a fresh
supply of wood, she len i0r towns below.
, 1864-06-06
TIE. PUGET SOUND HERALD
Il issued every SATURDAY MORNING, at
- per amman, payGLIe IN advance; for
sih months, So; single copies. .5 cents.
Five copies 10 one address, $50.

II The cn'R'aRs Of NE PFGET SOI-ED HERAkD
arr oEtR IN coInuRicdtoas 0H questions q Ii'lir
policy and Interest, drd he Hdr0ccS 4f al s6es o.
,nery question shai he ely heart; J1 s"ci c'nn'I-
h;ciioas are maoS prRerri p"h'ic R0f"r' :" are
iaIsEIsd or r hdrfleIrnce NJ indirdUdi rpdS. 'cRl
Q charged "a advertisements. Th' ~H!e trW /" no
T.'as be depd.t-d finn.
~ 5snanpiaHiops deecTptirH - ht ca7rdfter oRd
ras,Hrc-a of ndlifS IN .:s 7sritorV te iad'ccEats
fEeg prsarn' for ss'le1M', dc, are s"lcitsi fm "e1'
faiOrIard s.mrcts. .
kPr. peraoas ~1pg at Eis cct. 1Bg bWsin'S 'hdt.
sssr all pLds~ rems'a1'' ho Ia dgoiRT IRE rules et
oH priR,iag ec-s 10 srfa in loud discussions
o. coarerS'iio". We desire oar friends generally 10
EeG" his IN mind.
EE- Lee1 persoad S.Giie'S, requiring ryifTn 0T.
Ses"s, clsR they haze no reference 10 JWsiRess, r
rseSipS no attention,