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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18
KNOWLES,
STEAM PUMP.

PAsnSsnD n EHGaAuD AID RuAScs.
1Ais Psop hes ssesive4 The Hsss1ss PnHnzuu q
svery Fair Whees Il Asa been exhibited. vis: New
York, Boston, DaIo1noso Cine1nnoN, Buffalo. DyYa-
eose, Springfield and Wofceetss.
Il has no CYanks or 11y.Wheel, and has 10 oead
poists whore u WIN stop. consequently II b always
ready to start without using starting haS, and 1ose
not require hand work 70 get pest The CENTRE end
b the only Punp nade that viii work it, stean
valve with water. consequently h always ready 20
stars when the stsan ylindsr 10 allsd With cold wa
" Of condemnation.
Il has been used for more than eight TOR fes6
Ing eeaGionssy STEAM BOlLRRe. and has been used
n0re than Eve ysan % LOCOMOTIVES, and 10 the
ea!y st.sa Pss ~ tss1 that Z Il every Wy aa:p
ted ios that IL ha0 been extensively used iOs
pumping water Tor Hotels, Public lnstentiOns, Mis-
Ing Purposes. and 4asulheturing Hstsbiisbmsnts Of
every Kind. With perfect ssccess II hes been tested
IN the Navy, end In eonesQuencs 10 Soconmen1ed By
the Chief Engineer Of o. y Navy 70 BE- used 1t the
Navy Yards and on Stee0ese. A Fire Engine II v
Secenmended by al ms. Companies, and 10 waiver
sally odopted By the manufacturing companies In
New England. Although Ne have been constantly
making aditlone 10 our WORKS. yet the rapidly ncrea-
sing demand for our Pumps has hitherto been great
er than possible production; but with recent en-
lafgement OF our Works, and extensive additions TO
car manufacturing facilities. ws hope TO be sSls TO
rs Propnetors oasr this Pump a. the most Per.
fset Independent Steam Pump ever invented, and
for sim plieity and durability denes competition.
For further informahon. address the Ffoprs'ns at
their works,
Wares, Mass.
hS-iy KNOWLES D e1BIRY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

Ferry year increases the popu-
i0rtv Of this r0tM0bie Hair Prep.
drdiOm, Whtch Is due to merit
NtOie. We can assure our Old
pas.OMs that It IL kept fully up to
iOJD haze neccr used It sCe can
confidently SAP, that it 10 the only
reliable and perfected prep0rG-
to, to restore GRAY or FADED
HAlR to its youthful color, maxi
itW It soft, lMstrOiss, and stthen
M escaip. by dts use, Q bec0ssaes
scsite and clean; It removes 0U
eMpti0ns and dassdrssf, and ~
IL tonic properties preUetsts the
Aiir from falling out, as It slim
mates and MOMrtSheS the hair
Oamds. BY Its use the hair QrOsCs
thicker aud stronger. In 60tdNess
1 restores tho capillary Oia'seis
u their normal riOOr, aud sCtH
create a MeW QrOsCfh eEcepe IN
erfremc old age. 1t Il the ,IeOst
economical HAIR DRESSING
rer used, a. It requires fesVer
applications, and 0lUes tho hair
hat splendid glossy appearance
OeNsssch admired By all. A. A.
Hayes, N. d., State Ass0Wer Of
uuss., says, ''tlsc cOssotttes0sste arc
pure and CAREFULLY setected for
srcelleMt quality, and i cOsseSacr
I e the BEST PREPARATION 0r
IT, intended purposes" ne pub
lish a freatise on the hair, sChtch
ice send free By mail upon appH-
cation, sChich contains c0psAsess-
d0t0ry notices from clespywsess,
physicians, the press, aud Others.
We haze made the study Of the
hair aud It, diseases a specd0tev
for pears, aud km0sU that sre make
the most effective preparation J0r
the restoration and fse preserr0-
ton Of the hair, ertant, and -
acknowledged By the best Meet.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sid BY all Drvgyisss AND Dealers N Medicine
COOK, coDURN 4 co.
Gsn'l Agents for North Western States,
~ DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18

Ins Conservative Seldiers' and Sailors
National Cenvsnton promises TO be mag.
niiicent success. The real fighting men Of
the war nrc determined 10 make themselves
heard aai ielt in the Presidential contest,
snd We are very sure that they will be .
sharp thorn IN the sides Of the Radicals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18
TO YOUNG MEN.

NO arrest Seminal Losses, TO conquer bad habits
L aud remove the effects of early Error. send Is
cents 10 GALENS HEAD DISPENSARY, Louie
vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten year, experience in this speciality,
patients suffering from any disease whatever pri-
waite or confidential nature and ladies troubled with
any Of the ailments peculiar to the sex, by enclosing
70 cents above, with lief statement Of case, viii
receive particulars for self treatment by return mail,
and thus avoid cuackery. We also have Varix
Clasp which we guarantee TO cure varicocee in four
dayr. The Eccfro-Magnetc Preventive. Those de-
string TO limit their ofsprifg can enclose etsmp
for pamphlet. containing engravngs and explana-
tons OF the above preventive. with eseay the
subject Of prevention. All correspondents conf
Dental. Address all letters TO j. y. WILLIAMS,
Drawer 247, Louisville. XIV octo4d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18

IL the First District Of Mississippi, Town
send. IN ox United States soldier, 10 the
Democratic candidate for Congress, and
" oiiord. ate of the Confederate army, 10
his radical opponent. Verify, ''times
change aud men change with them p
leo umbus Georgia. Enquirer.
Circumstances after cases." you know.
Mr. Enquirer. II Woifard had been the
Democratic candidate, he would have been.
an radical pariance, red-handed rebel with
his hands yet dripping with the blood Of eul
murdered Union soldiers, but, being rad.
he has become all At once very proper ant
loya' person.
SO of Colonel Townsend. 1fhe had beer
the radical 'csafdaie no would, in Sc
phases, hNro been calogizsd rs n gallan
Union soldier, worthy Of tho gratitude o
nj. country aud tbs supper, Of every loya
man. nutss hs ~ Democratic candidate
he olnng but vile "cnppcrhcad, an,
~, Johnny Reb Woiiord ought 10 be elect
ol over him Such is radical logic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18

'cs. Rsasa;, ~ onas. ..a'ss
- plan1sr. says hi party.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18
OPTHALMIA.

O., Inflammation Of the Eyes, not unfrequently
arise from disordered state OF tho stomach, few
does OF Roback's blood Pills win, IN most cases,
EFT cure by removing the cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18
HAVE You TRIED TowLE d cos

We Are Comiing!.
And will pseseua 20 my person
sending NJ = Clab In orr Great
ONE DOLLAR SALE,
DIZZY ana FANCY GOODS.
4 Watch, piece Of Shssting. silk dress patterns.
&C., &c.
FREE OF COST.
Our Inducements during The past few ysass
have been large.
WE NOW DOUBLE OUR
RATES or PRRS1lU1as.
On, stiends vim readily ssNss our Presents for 70
and % Clsbs afs asv norethan sasal IL valssl
TO Clubs Of - and 100 respectfully
Of other arms.
EP1oooo Exonlno.- n
Any pssssa ordering either ofths Clabs neatieesd
snsratsd. corresponding 70 the siss Or the Club.
EREE OF ONE OOLLAR!
VnA CLU1 VI - 1S.l-One e ne relieving
sflicies, vs; Delane dress pattern Yaney colosed
oeo spresd ~ Wv Iukey morocco alosn; =
yasos eheeuae Sulplco eeshns!e eelane drese pat.
tern n0Ssy so.c 0a, q, wool sQ.srs sns~l ct
sOne koic 1OoM Muos ~ wool IaneY eesboe!e
pants ana vesI pastefn esnss hatf guard chaAn gold
uimmings euver plated chased butter dteh stlves
plated bottle rsvovng CASTOR on feet; Get super.
ior etssied cIa0ea kavss and forks worstsd pfoo.
enade shawl ladies long gols plated chain ladies'
gold double ring gents heavy chased solid gold
ring solid black walnut work boz or writing desk ;
extra quality oamera skirt sst jswslry, slesve bat
JACKET spleni,a :Sony date ,,.E, hi
saPesios Is5ksy morocco shopping bag; lsdiss
fOR OLUD OF Co lss.l-Oue Of the following
articles viz, Black or colored alpaca dress pattern
popin drses pettssr, one paeso a Or brown
:::;': =:
os:,1
terra siivsr. ~. or card baskst fur mud Of
cane 1ndiog5 fashionable WOC dos ole shawl SPLEEN
di5 eiaspeS mil 1ihlS sris record sage and a.
ersyinss sds. deubie Wan water prcsf eloakine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18

ERYsIPELAs.
or. Il Anthonys Fire, can be most encctually Grad
icatd by the use Of Robacks Blood Puriner In con.
unt on with Roback's Blood Pills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18
PEyur.ETO%-CuAsE.

The eyes OF tho political world are turned
towards the forthcoming National Demo
cratic Convention. Whom shall that body
nominate. peudle,on or Chase The
answer seems 10 us perfectly plain. Mr..
Psnd.ston is and has been for several years,
the representative man Of the party. Mr..
Chase has not occupied that position in any
known degree. Mr.. Pendleton has ever
been q Democrat, regardless Of the varying
fortunes Of that party Mr.. Chase has not.
The one has stood by the party and ito
measures cut Of love for Democracy and ~
everlasting principles, the other. seeing
golden opportunities in another direction,
left tho party years ego that he might bow
down before the ungodv image Of the gol-
den cali. tina, thrift might follow fawn-
ing The one has been n Democrat At
heart, IN word and in deed. ell the way
through the other may have been Dem
eerst at heart all tho way along. too, - 10
Gained by seine, but be has had very un-
democratic way Of showing forth his de-
mocracy. Through evil, as through good
report, has Mr.. Pendle,on stood by his
a,e and fought for his colors, even
while deser,crs were fleeing to the camp OF
the enemy Mr.. Chase stared over on the
osher side among tho. political Philistints
ard scoGed ct tho democratic party, and
encouraged desertion from it's ranks. Mr.
Pen'lle,on has proved his fealty 10 demo
cratic Iriaciplss through every trial Dir.
chA,e has proved bis rcreancy to those
principles for years and years.
Which Of TIE two shall the democracy
nominate tho tried and faithful servant
Who ha. borne tho heat and burden Of the
Icy, or the Office seeking renegade who
has been over among the enemy gcrgine
hinsslf on the unholy spoils accumulated
ini's csmpe
surely It seems strange that the name Of
IL latter should u. mentioned IN connee-
ton with The Presidency Of the democratic
party. Surely his nomination IL impos-
sihlc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18

WANTED AGENTS, ms e '., :sss e.
male and female. 10 introduce tho GENUINE IN
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will glitch, hem. fell,
tuck. quilt cord bind, braid and embro,der In mos.
superior manner. Price only SIS. Fally warranted
FOR Ave years. We viii pay $1,000 for any machine
that will sew stronger. more beautiful, or more
elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the Elastic Lock
Stitch Every second stitch can be cut, and stin the
cloth cannot BE- pulled apart without tearing II. We
pay agents fom t75 to $500 per month and expenses
OF commission from which twice that amount can
be made Address SECOND / CO.. PITTSBURGH,
PA, or BOSTON, MASS.
Caution.-Do not be imposed upon BY other
parties paiming OF worthless castiron mashin e,
under the same name or otherwise. Ours IL the only
genuine and really practical machine Manufactured
no THE LADIES We arc Agents for over One
Hundred Foreign and Domestic AanufactuTsrs.
and are prepared to furnish the Whale country with
DRY and FANCY GOODS, SILKS, SHAWIS,
JEwELRY, SILVER WARE. FURNITURE. PA
NOS, SEWING MACHINES, &C, &C, at tbs uni-
form price OF ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTl-
Gle. Send your clubs OF ten and upwards. for de-
scriptlve checks, showing what article can he OBJ
tanned for Ono Dollar with 10 cents FOR each check
Circulars sent free. Presents worth from - to
$500 sent free OF charge 10 agents sending clubs.
Agents wanted In every town.
cUSHMAN CO. 10 Arch st Boston. Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18

VVANTED-Agcnts. -t2oe per month the year
w round or certainty Of 500 to d. eo0 per month
10 those having a little capital. We guarantee the
above nth1y salary to good active agents at their
own homes. Every agent. farmer, gardner, planter
and fruit grower. North and South, should send st
once for particulars Please call ON or address
i AHRARN co g Second At 1Aliim more. Nd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-18

&c, &c. Prizes paid In God. Prizes Cached and
information given by GEORGE UPHAM,
augi-d.Nwly g n Main ST. roNidence. K. l.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05

NiEws or AN 'OafciSAI. UNioN MAN,-TLe
Hon. T.. AR, Nelson. of Teanessee, who.
as our readers know. wss a, onsistent Union
man throughout the war, has published The
following note of warning 10 The North.-.
To those who believe in an overrulina
Providence, and remember the history or
uatiors who hnve preceded ne, the force Of
these eloquett remarks will appear to be
strikinglySnpi licablc to the case in hand. -
Dir. Nelson saysi y.
bet the North remember that there is
just God. who rnicth in the armies Of 'Hea.
ven and upon the earth, who governs ma,
tions as welas men; that He used the
hs'yrians ss Instruments 10 runi,h the re
bellioas Jews; bat " hen the Assyrians per
secuted them from year to year, when they
showed no mercy, when npsn them they
laid very heavily their yoke, ae raised up
Cyrus to take Babylon, and punisi, the COZ,
qnerors, who had been his Instruments.
most severely LIT them remember chat !.
although the South is conquered and subju
gated, helpless aud powerless, hound hat d
and foot aud bleeding at every {pore
though her rich men have been humb!ed in
the very dust; though her servants are now
upon horses aud her princes are walking az
servants upon the earth though famine
broods over the last murnIur Of complaint
though she has drunken the dregs Of the
cup OF ftrembling and wrung them out---yet
her shrieks OF agony viii go up to Heaven.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05
The Metal Nickel--Its Use in Coin
nae.

Tho people of this country have become
somewhat familiarined with tho nams OF the
metal known as nickel, from its cmpioymen.
In the composition of our lower class Of coins.
Indeed, our "larne duck cents--so called
from The abortivo efigy OF dying eagle, rc-
senbiing a duck fying--are donominated
"nickels from tho known, fact that nickel
forms an important part in their composition.
While the intention Of the government in the
coming of gold snd silver Is to give value for
value received, aud thus keep the intrinsic
value Of tbeicoins bar against tho use or
export Of the precious metals, EXCEPT as coin,
those coins composed OF pure copper, or cop
per with alloys, were never intended TO repre>
sent, by their weight and composition merely,
| the ,alue Of the metals employed. Such was,
however, nearly tho case years ago, whom q
copper cent Was about one sixteenth or one
twentieth the weight OF a pound OF copper.
when that metal was worth from IS TO so cents
per pound; but our pure copper two cent
pieces, less than one-heif tho weight OF an old
fashioned cent, bear now no proper relation to
the market value of copper.
Still, tho object has been to keep our lower
valued coins somewhere near the market pricc
of the metals of which they arc composed,
and at the same time TO prevent them from
becoming iuconvenisntiy large; so nickel was
| introduced as composition for our cents, in
| order TO reduce their sizc while preserving
their value. r ~ =
Nickel IL a brilliant, duetile, and mallcablc
metal, discovered by Cronstcdt in 1871. 1t IL
found associated with cobalt and with iron in
the ore, and Is a common constituent of metc-
orios iron. The usual sources of supply are
tho afseniurets of nickc, In cobalt and in
what tho Germans KatPferniekei or copper
nickel, containing b6 per cent Of arsenic and
AZ per cent. Of nickel. Nickel is found in
saxony, Tburingia, Hesse, Syria, Dauphine
and in Sweden. In this country IFS ores arc
found at Chatham, Conn, and in Lancaster.
Pa, or rather, about fourteen miles from the
latter place; from which most Of that used in
the goverament mints is obtained.
Our Michel cents contain IS parts copper
snd'i2 nickel. 1t has been used for coinage
also in Bavaria. tis valuable ne an ingredi-
ont Of the alloy known as German silver, the
best of which is made of nickel, s parts Iinc,
"a; copper, 8. Tho Chinese ,atenag also con-
tains nickel, although often regarded as zinc.
| The rakJong Of the East Indies is also a com
| position Of which nickel furms part. Nickel
Is more fusiJle than irop, and like iron is ron-
dcred still more so by comhiruiions with car
bon. II Is magnetic at ordinary tcinpera-
tnres. Owing to Its freedom from oxidation
in ordinary atmospheric temperatures, IL has
been used. for the needles OF eompasses. 1t
appears to have some marked points Of rescn-
blance to iron.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05

tuelly prevent slipping.- The whole affair Il
50 firmly sustained by the shafts and so OK
ccllcnt n hold, that two men are unable to
push itoyer, or In any other way throw II down.
10 order 10 cnablo II to stop quickly, IT is pro,
yidcd with two appliances, one of which viii,
rs before stated, throw II backwerd from the
vertical, while tho other bends the knces in n
direction opposite 10 the natural position.
An upright post, which is arranged. in
front of tho dash board, Sand within easy
reach Of tho front seats, sustains two ininia-
tpre pilot wheels, by the turning Of which
thrse various motions and eyolutions are
directed. II is expected that a sufficiently
lnrge amount of coal can be slowed away un-
dor that back seat of the carrriage TO work
the engine for day, ana enough water In a
tank nnder the front scat to last bnlf day.
In order TO prevent the giant from
hightcning horses by its wonderful appear
ance, Mr.. Dcjdrick intends to cio,hs II, and
give 1t rs nearly as possible, o iikcness7 to the
rest Of humanity. The boiler and such parts
as arc necessarily heated, will be cneased in
felt or woolen uuder>garmente. Pantuloons,
coat and vest, of the latest styles, are pro-
vided. Whenever the frcs need coslng
which is every two or three hours, the drivor
stops the machine, dcscends from his rcat, nm
buttons Daniels vest, opens door, shovts
in tho fuel, buttons up the vest, ard drives on.
On the bsek, between tho shoulders, the steam
eocksand gauges are placed. As these would
cauto the coat 10 sit awkwardiy, knapsack
has been provided that completely covers
them. A blanket neatly rolled up and pisced
on top Of the knapsnck, pcrfocts the dcluson
Tho face is moulded into a cheerful counte-
nance Of white enamel, which contrasts well
with the dark hair and moustache. A sheet
iron hat with a gausc top acts as a smoke
stack. ~ IL
" The cost Of this 'frst man Is $4,000
though the makers, Mcssrs. Doddrick 4 erase,
expect to manufactures succeeding ones, war.
rsnted TO nun year without repairs. for $500.
Tho same parties expect to construed, ON the
Same principle, horses, which will do the duty
of ten or twelve ordinary animals Of the
same species. These, IL is confidently below
cd, can DO used alike before carriages, street
cars and ploughs. Tho man now constructed
can mako bis way, without difficulty, over any
Irregular surface whose ruts and stoues arc not
moro than niue inches below or above the levi
Of the road" s.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05
sELEctED Br a LADY,.
The Bible.

L. . .
Who composed the following description
of the Bible we may never know. II was
found IN Westminster Abbey. nameiess and
dateless:
AnaIion would be truly happy ifitwpre.
coycred by no other laws thaa those Of this
blessed book. N&-z
n is go complete system that nothing
eau be added tp IL
II contains eyerything needful TO be
known or done.
Itaffords a:ooPy for king, and rule
for a subject.
ltgiyes Instruction TO senate. authority
and direction to a magistrate.
Il cautions witness, requires an impair
tinl verdict Of jury, aud furnishes the
judge with his sentence.
Itsets the husband as lord Of the house.
hold. and wife as mistress Of the table--tells
him how 10 rule, and her how 60 manage.
il entails honor TO Parsnta, and enioirs
obedience 10 children.
Ii preseriLes aud limits the sway of tho
sovereign, .therule of;he ruler, and the aus
tbohiy of the tnaster--con,mand The sub-
jrc,s TO homer aud the servants u obey,
and the blessing and protection Of the AL:
mighty TO all that walk by Its rplpn
1t gives directions for weddings and
burials.
II Promises food and raiment, and limits
The use ofboih.
II points out h,iihf,,l and eternal guar.
dian 10 the d.patting husband and iatbsr--
tells him with whom Co leave his faiheris
children, and whom his widow islo trust---
and promises father 10 The former, and a
husband 10 the latter.
It teaches fnanto set bis house ia order,
and how 70 make bis viii: Il appoints a
.dowrs Tor his wife. and entails the right OF
The art born and shows how the young
branci,ss rhnll be left
II defends the figl.t Of all. and reveals
svengeeuce 10 every defaultrr, .overreaeher
aud ressrasser.
II is The first book. the best book. q
Il contains The ch.Icest matter gives the
best Instrucbon-- -afFords the greatest pleas
-ure ard satisfactipn that va ever eaioysd.
; II e,,ntains the beet laws and most pfe
found mysteries hat were ever pepned; II
bring. ,hs beet d comforts 10 the inqnlripe
esd disconsslstc,
II exhiLils life and Immortality from ever
lafipg, and sbews the way Of glory.
lis . brief recital OF all that So TO come
Il y i. ~ IN = . A -. a. : a - =.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05
AMI Extraordinary Inyention--stsam
- = ~. - Man

The following story .of a remarkable mo
ehAnical in -ention is told by, che Newark IN.
J.) Adssrtisor:
'tMr.. .Zadock Deadrick, y Newark maclin-
ist, has iurentedia man ono that moved by
stssm, will perform some Of ihe most irnpor-
tsut. .fanction OF humanity; that VIII, standing
=, upright walk crrun, as he Is. bid; in any di-
rsction and at,almost any rate Of speed, draw
ing sfter him load whose weight would tax
tho strength OF tbreo stout drought horses
' Tho history OF this curious invontioD Is rs
follows: Six years ago. Mr.. Dsddrick, tho
inventor, who is. at present but twenty-five
years Of age, conceived the novoI idoa Of con-
. strueting man that should misunderstanding
from perpetual motion machine. The idea
was based on the wellsknowpi mcdaniel
principle that ifsa heavy weight be placed at
no top Of an upright, slightly Inclined from y
= vertical, grayitetion will tend TO prodace a
horizontal AS vol ms vertical motion The
= projset was not successful. However, by OBJ,
ssrving carefully the cause Of the saiiuro, pre-.
ssefyipg and perfccting the mau formj and by
substituting steam in place Of the perpetual
motion machine, the present success was at
tanned. * - ~ Is - ~ +
:, ..yh. !, an A. ,suds seyen fsstan,, ,,ns ,rsho.
h,.S the other a;men., ions of' ,he hodv hs;ns
.r,s,,r,,y nronor.lopsd : Linz him ..so,,S
Daniel Lambert. by whicf name he Is faceti-
ously tpoken Of among the wnrkmen. Tic
.siss, 600 noands,. s,som (. cene,ated Il n,
=. hosy 81 ,vaok which q nothing nut ! sb,ea.
49,: no,,.r angina. .,,sa stba.s ,.sd 4, ~,
60 sy.'eur,nes Tho iogs which .,n,,,, = -, !,
~ sonp,,oa,ed ana wssderfuj. The stan,
.,.,tas.n yery naturally and. aui,e easily a,
INA ,oa, ~ thrown forward noon tbs "A v.ne.a
49, 49,. o,h.x, ,,f,sa, es,,,, ,.ho ~.