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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

New SLEEPING CARS on THE c. B. i Q. r.
R.-Persons who are compelled to travel by
rail at night know how to appreciate good
and commodious sleeping car. The useful
ness for such institutions has been gradually
increasing, and in fact very few passengers
will be deprived of a nights rest when they
can secure good berth. The C. B. l. @. R.
r. have constructed at their works at Aurora,
Illinois, enough sleeping palaces for their en-.
tire line, the first of which made its appear.
ance at the Quincy depot on Monday last, and
others subsequently, and are thus spoken OF
BY the Quincy Wing:
1.-THE car is named the Aurora and was
built at the works of the C. B. 10. r. K. Co.,
at Aurora, Illinois. Some idea Of its supe.
rior excellence may be formed from the fact
that it cost SIC, 900, being nearly double that
of an ordinary passenger coach. is seventy
feet IN length, double trucked-sixteen
wheels--and some two or three feet higher
than the other cars commonly in use. The
outside ornamentation and finish are only ex-
ceeded by the superb furnishing and decora.
ton of the interior. There are thirty-two
berths, with bridal state room in the center.
marble wash basins, costly mirrors. and COR
geous Is well as commodious furniture
throughout. The beds, or sofas, are easy
and luxurious, allowing of undisturbing re-.
pose while the train is rattling over the iron
road"
"The above is but specimen of the new
sleeping cars, the line having been completed
| by the addition of the City of Chicago
which arrived here to- day and left on the
evening train. This one is built substantially
after the style Of the Aurora though hard.
~ as finely finished and ornamented. No
road in the country can now boast Of more de.
sirable accommodations for travellers than are
furnished by the c. B. L Q. Railway
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r.,.~-.rhl Nsw YoaK, Jsns n.
| Cotto,-Droopipg as 3s04oe fos mifdling upisnds-
r,ourIn less sctivs demand, and lower for con-
mo. sr,dee q 70 as 20 for extra Stats y 7eOio 10
sor comm IN 10 good shipping brands Of extra Q
| s,o ,seal 90 for trsds breads, closing quiet
| Whisky-Quist At q - for Western.
WheaS-Dun aad nominal. aud 60loe lower; white
vestsfs At 8 o..
| Rve-Dscidedy frnx. Wisconsin u u iSol - and
| q IS for Canada
| Barley and Barley Nalt-Duil.
| Oorn-Qui.s and NO receipts. and with osly light
s-ppiy sl0s3c for unsoand Ds~ mixed WESTERN w
noFc for souaA ia, end seosGc Sbr old Do IN STORE
Oses-Inaetss II - Ieva; saes arc reported q u
ns,c for new western The latter prices % Wisconsin
| CoRse-Duil
sosu-oaiss and arn At llh Sfsl..
| Mol.ses- steady Msscsvsdo Il sc.
Petoleam-Duil 1t sc foreruds and 81 for rsADsd
II tend
! prk-Oosred s-flvs and unsettled At "a eto13 q
sr new mess closing ~ - % for ua 80 oSl =
for oil Do. and S,s soD3s % or prime new 49,
s,.o a7so bbis nov Ass Tor Jase July. and August
ell n and buyse. option. u - 80 AD Is
! Be.f-at.sdy 1t SIC oso2 % for plain msss and
Sol oA94 SO for new exsra mess.
/ Besf Hams-Quiet st - so
Cs< nsan--Frnsr q 1s0lsc for shoulders and
lsl191s< .a.s
| B.esn-Acsiye and In modesto request at 16c IA
cunh~riasd cut: aud ls,<c for long not@d. and Il
| Al7N for short ribbed and rough aidss
/ IA.d-Qui-t and Am u ls oz3c and smaii salss q
choice At 2sIse.
Bu...r-Nor. .e,i,. 81 assae for Ohio; and q
D&2c for State.
/ Chsese-Duil 81 o121c.
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In Mem oriam.

At q special communication of Eagle Lodge
No. IL, F. / A. Masons, June Goth, 1866.
the following preamble and resolutions we're
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father, in the inscrutable workings of His
Providence, to remove from our midst by the
hand Of death our dear Brother and Past
Master, JOSEPH W. SIMPSON; therefore
Resolred, l. That while we deeply lament
the loss of one who, though not old in years,
was eminent both as Mason and Chris
tan-whose counsels we're always mingled
with wisdom and prudence, and whose virtues
show with brightness and luster among us,
yet we recognize the hand of an Advise Prov
idence in this dispensation, and bow in sub
mission to the righteous will of Him who do
eth all things well.
Resolred. 2 That in honor 10 the memory
Of our deceased brother, our Lodge room be
draped in mourning for the period Of thirty
days.
Resolred, 8. That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved widow in her great
affection, and while we shall no more see our
deceased friend and brother on earth, we re-
joice that he had laid up for himself ''treas
ures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust
doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break
through and steal.''
Resoired, 4. That q copy OF these resolu-
tons be handed to the family Of the deceased,
published in the daily papers of the city, and
spread upon the records Of our Lodge.
Il. W. RoTHERr,
E. FULLER, Com.
S. E. CAREY,
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= 7sO7 -.
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ue1
DaRlsy-Inoctfvs and nominal.
HisAvis~-Dsil and los lowsr, 80 Sbisia bscd
sold = 92Dc and frss vfAssv unsAlabe except IN
cali JaAesa = l1O3 -. NJ.
provia,cue-rAs nsskst : weak and saasr; slss =
nsss pcrk vsss mads ct ~ q.
LArd-Duiland unehanssd. = A01E<. Ma
Cat nsaAs-Nruer. svss4 pteklsd AAns . sold lS<S
and runp pork st ~ %.
HoEs-nssh receipts q hog .. The union ssoea
Y.rAs Of g cars weso catered Bsss Of 5000 bod vefs
-sds Il prices Raging from - - % - - r. eonsou
10 choice hard hogs the Daskst 10 aetivs, bat u
rsduetion Of soo7sc = 10 mes.
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The Plaindealer says:

"a member of the editorial corps Of one oil
the Iowa eaiIy papers informs us that the pc.
litical prospect for the Copperhead Democ-
racy in Iowa is not very fattering; and we
agree with him. The old anti war Democrats
are too eager for Office. They defeat their
own plans. They should wait modestly aud
patiently for division in tie Union ranks,
and then they might join the winning party
and reap portion Of the spoils. The attemp,
of the leading copperheads to form johnson
party is too transparent. That game won I
win. The loyal people Of the nation meah to
have voice in the reconstruction Of the late
rebel States. Mr.. Seward is wrong in de-
handing too little his constitutional hopeful
nsss deceiving him. Mr.. Sumner and Mr..
Stevens are wrong in demanding too much,
their impracticable distractions incapacitat-
ing them for practical legislation in trouble
some times, when all bills and laws passing
to q third reading must. of necessity, be .
series OF compromises-those who want more,
accepting less, and those Who wish for less,
yielding more. Such has been the history oil
our Government, such was the history Of the
war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

PARTICULARS OF TIE DEATH OF Cur Nc
CAarr.-We take the following from the Burl.
ington Hackeys Of the Goth:
A saloon-keeper named AcCAzty, from
Keokuk, who came up on the packet Monday
noon, fell from the window OF his room in
the third story Of the Barrett House into the
cellar way beneath, ct midnight Of that day
and was instantly killed. L. II. McCarty, OF
"Curt' McCarty Is he was commonly call
ed, had evidently come mp to see the town
and enjoy himself He had made the round
Of the saloons and ended the pleasures of the
Berry's eating house. His comrade. one s.
H. Rodgers, also from Keokuk. had been
directed to engage : room at the Barrett
House, which be did about 10 clock p. M.
retiring soon after. McCarty came in about
half past IL and asked to be shown TO the
same room. A porter accompanied him and
found the door locked, which enraged the
intoxicated McCarty, who swore loudly, but
Immediately subsidized on his comrade letting
him in. No further disturbance was made
in the room, and the porter retired leaving
matters all right. About quarter of an
hour afterward crash in the inner court was
heard by the night clerk and his assistants,
who made hasty Investigation, but discov-
cred nothing. In the morning the cook on
going into the cellar found the body of man
partially undressed lying in the cellar stair
way, his head in pool OF blood on the floor
and the rest Of his body resting Oh the steps.
An alarm was given and an officer sent for,
while the body was decently laid in the court
The proprietor of the Barrett House afforded
every opportunity for investigation, and hun
dreds passed in and gazed at the remains.
Coroner Weider held an inquest early yester-
day morning and carefully examined into the
affair to discover, if possible, any evidences
of foul play. The skull Of the deceased was
found to be badly fractured and the scalp laid
open in two places. One Of the lower ex-
tremitles was fractured, both bones being
broken. No further injuries we're discovered
by DR.. Crawford, who made an examination.
The night attaches of the Barrett House were
sworn, with several others, but the evidence
elected was substantially as we have set forth.
The jury rendered as their verdict s'that the
deceased came to bis death by falling acct
dentally from the window of his room, No.
SO Barrett House"
The deceased had sixtytwo dollars and
Fifty Eve cents in money on his person, q
watch with valuable gold chain, together
worth about hundred and Fifty dollars, and q
few articles Of jewelry valued at twenty dol
ars.
We are informed that McCarty leaves q
wife and three children residing in keoknk
but no property other than that described.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

DR.. Nelaton, the physician who extracted
the ball from Garibaldis foot. has declared
that he has great doubts Of Garibaldi's fines:
for going through q campaign, or indeed I'M
dergoing any great fatigue.
The sons Of Don Juan de Bourbon have Ia
ken service in the Austrian army as captains
of artillery. and several old Carlist emigrants
have left Paris to enlist under Francis Joseph.
A letter from Gieiwitz (Prussia) relates this
incident:
"The men Of 4he landwehr were on the
poin, of starting; the train was ready, but the
wives Of the soldiers opposed its departure
throwing themselves in their despair on the
rails in front of the locomotive. Recourse to
violence could not be had. What was to be
done? The station master proposed to the
women to accompany their husbands, but in
separate carriages. The poor creatures con
sented, but when the train started the carria
ges with the women did not move. The sta
ton master had had them detached He
took care to get away before the discovery was
made"
The Austrian authorities at Cracow have
received instructions from Vienna to prepare
valuations Of upwards Of two hundred houses
| in the town, which it is proposed to pull down
| in case Cracow should be besieSed by the en-
envy.
Florence letter to the Chicago Tribune
contains the following:
"There are many moving incidents in the
volunteering. Yesterday wealthy citizen
stood looking on at the departure Of several
hundred young men from the station at Milan.
Just as the train whistle began TO screeeh oul
its warning that the honr Of departure had
come. familiar voice cried out from a third
class car, Good by, papa. He looked up,
| and there was his Oldest son, in the full glory
OF the red blouse, going of to the war. The
father was dashed for second, but there was
| no time TO lose. He rushed up to the car.
kissed the boy, and handed him bis purse.
| with only one reproof Had you told me,
Johnny, there would have been more money
in tie purse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO GET CHEAP
Day GooDs.-I am determined to sell off the
entire stock Of the New York Store before
the lst Of September, as intend forming a
new partnership on that day
$50 pieces Of fast color prints at l2lc; Is
pieces heavy yard wide sheeting at 22c :the
cheapest stock Of black silks in the city ; liner
kerchiefs at 10 cents apiece 500 remnants Of
oil kinds of goods at an immense sacrifice.
w. GREGG,
jel6-sat-tu th-w2t New York Store.
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NEVER was there congregated anywhere, at

NEVER was there congregated anywhere, ct
any time in all terrestrial history, finer or
more intelligent-appearing body Of men than
is called together by the meeting of Repub
lican State Convention in Iowa. The one
just closed, for instance. Here we're sover-
eign legislators, Representatives and Sena-
tors; members of the Hawk-Eye press, gal.
liant and distinguished soldiers, and officers
and eminent civilians. The loyal people Of
Iowa were fully represented. Pencil in hand
let US look about us. Here is that able and
gallant son of Iowa, Gen. G. M. Dodge
small and slender in person, giving, from ap-
pearanee, not much indication of his real
abilities, pleasant but decided in address, but
not greatly communicative; possessed of great
good sense; quick to see and prompt to act
one of the best officers and bravest soldiers
of the war; sound, politically, he is o Hawk.
Eye Of whom all the people of the State are
proud, and he will make capital Represen.
fative Of the Fifth District in the National
Congress. Here is GEN. REID, OF Lee, too
notice herein; GES. MATTHIAS, rather low
and stout in person, with bright record 4,
IN officer, and q marked suavity Of manner ;
GES. TRraBrLI.. also low and stoutly built
sound to the core, politically, and winning
his title by brave and efficient service. Gen
E. W. RIcE. the gallant brother of the gal.
liant and lsmented SAxuEI W. RICE, both
well known to our readers, and efficient in
loyal political service as in brilliant caree,
- officers. Here, too, is the able Adjutan
General of Iowa, Gen. N. B. BAKER, with hil
fne personal presence, and his fund of genial
and glowing discourse. There are, moreover
. small army Of Colonels, metaphorically
speaking, who have we'll earned the stars, al
belt they do not wear them. Among these
We notice Col. DAN. ANDERSON, Col. Scorr
Col. ABERYErHY, Col. CARsYADDRx and va
rious and sundry others Of that and subordi
mate rank who deserve mention herein, albei
We are forsed to omit them.
Thsre sasa noticeably large number Of Ii,
scssresga legislators Of the State present: s,
large that We dare not trust our pen in an,
attempt 1t sketching here les, We fni.h NO
our task in any reasonable limit.
Of the members Of the press, there il on
sharp, understandable, fall-brained, wid.
awake friend, L. D. ISorRsoL1, of the M,
catine Journal. author Of "Iowa and the R.
bellion," carrying no snperAuous amount q
corporosity about with him to CLOG the .ct;o
Of a vigorous mind. Indeed, his one hupdre
and twenty pounds or les Of 6eshly human
y 10 at present too greatly worn bv III
amount Of intellectual work demanded i, N
preparation Of bis work, and hs d nov .ael
ing all the rest his editorial duties will perm,,
Hero, too, i our cultured, pleasant and fne,
appearing friend. On. BEAsDslEr, Of u
Hask- Eye; and in another pocket editor
coporeally, Of hunanity, ~ have our fr;eu
RUSSELL, Of the Davenport Gasetss, thu
whom there il no noss sstssprising journali
- sssnds ndisel il ~ Negthwssk Dsuidl
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49, AZ FhAxK 0n1rnr q ~ Dubuque
lNhes BkaxMAx, Of the NJ Pleasant Josr.
nj; WOODWARD, Of the Charlton HaTsot, and
divers others. Nor have We sny intention Of
onitting from this list PALnER and DIxox Of
the ReoiAr, who are - model gentlemen -
they are rodel journalista- The whole Con-
vention, could It have sat for it picture,
would have been attractive to look ct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

MErEoRIc SToNEs.-Several meteoric stones
fell at Nashville on the 18th, near the railroad
depot. They were of q blush color, and
were quite hot when irst discovered. Geol.
oogists say that nothing similar has been found
IN any part Of the world. Two specimens
have been forwarded east for further exah4n.
ination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

SPECIAL CAurroS.-Nrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become 80 popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow Of the
Soothing syrup 10 not connected with any other
Article. june5-dAw3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

Tar good people Of Bonaparte propose to
get up grand jubilant, good feeling. hurrah-
ing, patriotic celebration for the Fourth OF
July. There will be an attractive personation
Of the American Union by young ladies also
will there be fun in the shape Of a sack race,
duplicated by wheel barrow race, and
trebly intensified by the rollicking appear
ance Of about two hundred Plug Ugles. The
dinner will be in picnic style, with festival
dinner for those not provided.
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Financial ann Commercial.
Monetary Anars.
BykleGraph,

By telegraph NV YoRx. Juns 81
The Fosfs money article says the loan market i
Easy with bat little inquiry. The rate for IN
,orn. -, per cent. More grooers paper is Of
good names 10 53A73 per cent The stock mail :.
y dull and the iitts activity displayed ye,terds,
in some Of the speculative securities has not 49,
renewed. Governments are firm without mnsh
change, the investment demand continuing roo6
After the board was quoted 1t -; Ri. SEA
Pits SA4; ~; r 1885, ~
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IRox-PHosPHoRus-CAL three best
inoscn Toncs, skillfuly and elegantly combined
In an amber colored cordial, beautifully transpa-
,snt to the eye pleasant to the taste and accepta
BE to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack L Co.'S
Terro- PAo.phorated Eiirir Of Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains ono grain Of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK 4 CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 5th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lskt 4 Co. [mar4d6w-sun. we'd ri-eow
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BoYp's INDICATED CREAH, on account Of its
delicate perfume and cleansing properties, and also
Of its reliable curative properties, is the most pop
ular remedy out for itch. letter, prurigo and all
postulsr and scaly eruptions.
LOWER 4 POLLOCK, Agents,
iune2 I'm -wd-fr-su. Is Main street.
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PrRsorAL.-Prof. Rankin and family have
gone East to spend the summer.
Col. Wall reached home yesterday, and
will remain several weeks.
Mr.. L. D. Ingersoll passed through this
municipality yesterday.
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THE eighth annual exercises of the Keokuk
Classical will be held this evening, June ed
in the Atheneum. Doors open ct s o'clock
exercises will commence at 81.
The public are invited to attend.
w. w. JANIsoH. Pres't,
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EVERYBODY in want of Summer Goods will
save money by purchasing them at the Phila'
delphia Store. We are sole agents in this
city for the Bonaparte mandatory, and sell
their goods at factory prices. We also Ray
the highest market price for Wool.
ie17dlw2tw SPIEsRIRGER / MAYER.
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A CHILD of Mr.. Barns, Of Ottumwa, three
years old, fell into cistern Wednesday NOR
ming. but was rescued before drowning. So
says the Courier. Keep your cisterns closed.
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4 YOUNG farmer At Upper Coos. N. H.,
had three calves, two colts, eleven pigs, nine
iambs-and a baby, added to his inventory OF
personal property the other night.
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Tar those self.sealing Fruit Jars st Cady
/ Peck's. They are the best in the market
june2O- st
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Nor1cE.-During my absence from the
city for few weeks, my dental rooms viii
be closed. 1t is my purpose to return on the
18th Of July. (je22 2t] L. c. IScERsoLL.
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CITY NEWS.

Thar pic mic will 60 up on the cars to Bal
linser's Grove this morning at 8 o'clock. The
parents and friends Of the First Presbyterian
Church are respectfully invited.
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Hotel Property for Sale.

THE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton, op.
posite keoknk with ,hrre and hs'f OF grcaud
which is estimated goed two story FRI hote 4piid
Ing contsif ing 30 rooms win every enienca Mr.
cellar ei-tern good well Of with harm
ON for ~ horses. Here j. chance for any
desiring TO engage In the Hotel Bu.iness TIE My
why the presen p.oprie desr to tslt II,
count Of the f health Of his vile. Price $3.50 Title
god sale.
For further information inquire Of g. Roberta on
premises, or to IL TEN-kYeK,
may26d Real Estate Agent. Keekuk.
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New York Mensy Market.
( By Telegraph NV YoAx. June "a
/ Money sctive At 40S r.ceot
ssersing-Dnli and heavy At lo7i4G1osk-
! Gold 10 unsettled and lover, opening u 16lL, d
elinipg to l&ss.. and closing At 1909.
/ Gcverume nt's less Acttvs and rather sasfer.
t.praxhtzoko Liverpool dull and drcd-dly lover.
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GelA Io0k
.$ss.979,9l2
Total, Eve weeks...............$'

Total, FIVE weeks. $50, 9I9,9lZ
None will doubt that our total export OF
Gold and Silver for these i've weeks has ex-
ceeded our import by At least Forty Millions
| of Dollars.
During these weeks, the premium on Gold
| has worked steadily upwardfrom 29f to GOT,
| oh was the closing rate on Saturday even
ing.
borer's children, scantier or shabbier clothing
for the farmers wife and daughters. 1t re-
duces By nearly quarter the actual compen-
sation Of every man in the United States who
is at work by the year or month At liked
salary or rate of wages. 1t involves more
broke rage and stock gambling, with less
wheat growing and pork packing. Already.
it is cheaper for our publishers - have their
books printed in London than at home very
soon, orders will 90 ont to London and Paris
for the made up clothing OF our families.
How long this can go on without involving us
in general bankruptcy, We will not say: but
the end Is inevitable.
.sIncrease the Tariff say thousands; and
We heartily agree with them. Increase the
Tariff promptly and heavily, As to stop the
importation Of Millions Of Millions worth oil
Metals and Fabrics, knick knacks and gev-
gaws, that We should either make at home OF
Go without ii the outy On every Aficie
which we can make at home-that is, every
cine which can be made here with rs little
labor as elsewhere-were doubled this day,
il would be blessed thing for our country
e.nd every part Of it.
| But it is idle to stop leaks 10 one side Of
the ship and leave chasm or rlft in the
other We must contract our Currency
contract it sharply and largely-or Protection
will prove of no avail. The blindness or
madness on this point Of the Pennsylvanians
in Congress passes all bounds Of credibility.
We cannot comprehend them, and have given
mp the attempt
Gentlemen in Congress! most Of yoa will ere
long meet the laborers for wages at the polls.
| If you think 60 or 10 per cent. premium on
gold, with inevitably corresponding prices
for food and clothing, will commend
you to their favor. you are vofnlly in error.
We entreat you not to leave Washington with
out giving the Secretary of the Treasury all
the power to contract and to fund that be will
accept. You cannot afford to leave matters
as they are; and-what is Of far more con.
sequence-the country cannot afford it. Be
wise in time IN r. Tribune.