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tbs PuoroaRAPHIU AET.-This 10 one OF
| the greatest blessings OF modern times-for
what affords more of wholesome pleasure,
| sometimes tinged with sadness 1t is true, than
the perfect images Of our dear friends, living OF
dead, ever with us, and ever enduring. Friends
should lavish this cheap luxury upon each
other, and parents should not fail to profusely
transmit to their children what they would so
highly prize Observation-Disclosures portraits OF
their ancestors, as well as magic glimpscs OF
the children themselves, during the period OF
their infancy and youth.
We were peculiarly struck with the presery-
ativc power and beauty Of the Photographic
art but yesterday; stepping into the classical
old Whitehurst Gallery, i2i and AS Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between FOur-and-a.half and
Sixth streets, among many other IA miliar faces
OF Washington and national celebrities which
had just been resurrected from the old mega
tive rooms, we were attracted particularly to
| a life-llke "eightfourr picture Of the late
| venerable Peter Force, on the easel Of one OF
| their coloring artists There he sat at his well
| stocked and orderly desk, looking up at us
with his benign, intellectual face, Just as he
used to receive his Intimate friends for SC
many years before his death, In the rery build.
| ing In which the Republican is nov published
This startling apParition, as 1t were, Wal
peculiarly touching to US and we could hardly
realize that VIC were not In the old studio oil
the distinguished statesman and historian
and that he had passed to the bourne whence
no traveller returns.
There Is no such divine embalming and pre-.
serving art as modern photography; and, we
might add no place where 1t Is moro skllfuliy
practiced, we should judge, than At White
hursts.
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Who WILL NEGLECT the fine opportunity OF
buying beautiful home on easy terms at the
great sale of Meridian lin lots, which takes
place today at . o'clock, p. IN. Some OF the
most beautiful lots remain unsolh.
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SOMETHING New ron GESTLEMgN.-One Of
the latest and best Improvements in articles OF
common use Is the PantaloOn Drawers. The
improvement is the invention of MessTs. Fisk,
CLARK u Flag, No. ts White street, New York
and consists in the cutting Of the drawers so
that all superhuous cloth is removed, and the
drawers made to conform to the limb with
neAtness and perfect ease. It Is just what
every man has wanted, especially In these
days Of elOse-htting pants, and the great won.
der Is that so simple and desirable an improve.
ment was not thought OF aud adopted long
ago, Yet the letters patent are dated Febru-
hry !, 1903, although the patent was applied
for over ayear ago. The firm referred to have
spent over a year in perfectlng the improve.
ment, and no gentleman who consults his own
taste and comfort will for a moment hesitate
to supply himself from some one Of the prin-
cpal furnishing stores with this most cOnye-
nient and desirable article,
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ALL-HEALING
LOTION,

A certain, reliable, and speedy cure Of Rheumat-
ism. Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Pains In
the Side, Breast, or Back Cuts. Burns, Bruises,
seaids, sprains or Strains, or any local aches or
pains Of the Nervous or Muscular system.
This highly .prirsd and extraordinary Aedieine
will not fall to srsctualiy cure all the diseases
enumerated above, no matter Of how long stand
ing. provided the patient is not hopelessly bed
ridden. One application will often cure the worst
cases Of Neuralgia or Rheumatism, and In all cases
It will give instant relief
From the unbounded confidence IN ,his Lohon,
and the perfect and thorough knowledge Of II
power to cure the diseases nance, IL does no
give entire satisfaction AFTER a iar aha ptopsi
on the return Of the empty bottle.
do not pretend TO be the author OF ms prepare
tion' having ootAineu tue fecpo iroi an 'u iuuIA
after having Travelled among the req men 'os SOW
oral years
Afier having performed AZ ioas' o"s nu"aIe"
most ,oonaeLJu1 cures OF hheuI'ausn, ,u's
put 1t before the public, and now mako 'hiSprop-
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r,,h..h. shanla f.iI 10 sn,e I'm from two 10 a We
,nInnios vim INV All Healing Lotion, will forfeit
M snm, a, Ave- SoI,s,. -
IN HsaaorR eonld saa uumerous certificates OF
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vhi,h he dsems rnnscs,s.ry "a appepd. exeeptiug
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nue. and @ Street, Washington. d. O.
| DR. HARBorR: I eheerfuliy add my testimony 10
the efficacy Of your Invaluable Lotion. have had
occasion to use Il In my family for the relief Of
Neural.iaand Nervous Headache, aud have found
II 10 feet an almost instantaneous cure regard
Il a. being the best preparation for the above at
aictIons that have eyor tried.
| A. M NsYBs.
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DR.. HARBouh.-Dedr Str' fot INV peneht VI 'he
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| TO tho value Of your All-heAihR Louoh IN eu,ins
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hearing a sound When you visited our 'own,
resolved to try your m,diolac. aud. am happy
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IrYIrgp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

wAsHINGToS,D @. August IS, 1865,
JACoB SWARrE, OF Philadelphia, Pa. having pc.
ti0ned for 4n extension VI the patent granted him
on the lith day VI November, 1884, ralssped On the
5th day OF JuIe, 1850, and again reissued In three
divisions, numbered ms, 1874, and lJl6, gu the Sd
day VI June, 1852, for an Improvement Ia Harvest
eTs.
II Is ordered that said petition be heard ut this
once GU the "a day Of November next, Any per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
tiOns. aud other papers should be fled In this Office
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA F0OTR,
Ru6lD- W3W Commissioner Of Patents.
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Terrible Outrages By Indians-sev-
eraI Women Violated and Nearly
Killed.

Terriblc OutraEes ~ inoinns-seS
eral Women violated ana Nearly
Killed.
ST. LOUIS, August ls.-A letter dated Ella
worth, Kansas, August II, says: On Monday,
the 18th instant, a band OF Two hundred In
dians appeared on Spelman's Creek, about two
hundred miles northeast OF Ellsworth. Arriv-
Ing at the house OF Mr.. Shaw, they caught and
beat him numerically and carried him away.
The devils then caught Mrs. Shaw and her
sister and violated their persons. Some thirty
or more OF them continued to abuse them I'M.
iii long after they had become scnseless, and
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OFFICIAL,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFICE OF LIJHT IIOUsE lSsPECTOK,l
Firm DISTRICT, }
NORFOLK, VA. August II, 1895.
Information has reached this office that n
three'mASted schooner lies sunk in Chesa-
poake Bay In three fathoms water, with Cape
Charles Light House bearing l.. by N. IN,
distant seven miles, Cape Henry Light House
bearings S. by Il. q T., distant eight miles.
by order OF the Light House Board,
J. NJ. BERRIEN,
Commodore u. S. Navy,
Light House Inspector,
Fifth DIgtrIct.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT "A beautiful
L Illustrated Book, worth a Thousand Dollars.
aant FREQ 10 any address on receipt Of % eouts by
adiressinE PT1fessOT JOHN ykHDkRPOOL, No
IS Winthrop Place, New York city,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ uHrsppsTArEs P1TEsr oIsIsIs,

On 0 ,,,,or =, uW ASH. MAJ =, fS %sI.
S SssH If srsaaS & Say 49,
$iE MA ana again Esi;Ssd MsfSs FRI lS g,
Pslsni which safss pias. on the Xxx day q Sep;
ss oh u DAY
next. at u o'clock m and FL persons are nOtlhed
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons SpPo,Pg sss SSxtsnsSa Are re9TIsS 10
lie dsy p SssTisf 81 is;taSsy alsa X siiSsi
oihee, which wilI be furnished on application :,
1Sg az s% @
The dsy o. hSasi,Psi he sISGmsnts' Many within
the REPT gLIcAs and tEo Iaffi ifOtSs,r. Wa;hing-
w. O % w sS t tSS wssfs the
hrh % said PublieA.iSss g be at least sixty days
p'o''"u'' 10 'D' o"' VI A'-s A, NJ. STOUT.
jsi-Thst Acting Commissioner Of Patents:
WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, SIX
Dress Patterns, Carpelngs. Domestic Goods, &s'
CIRCULARS SENT PRRR,
D SInf! dsssrtSIHS ten dihsfSnt articles which We
WIN ~" W. ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Edd 1SSSSs:9'H'i IS66iSSr ( B R1Bbi tsFaAS
No. X sudLury street. boston. Mass.
LIVERY LADY AMP oENbES XVI z DS 81 TSF saLE n
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DEATH or Col. JoHHsoS.-The LynchbuTg
lirgiRiGR, August 10, Baysj " The eircum'
stances attending the death Of Professor John
son, late President Of Randolph Macon Col-
TeTre Haute, Indiana Colonel Thomas U.
Johnson was killed at NATION, on Saturday
morning, about o'clock, lie was 10 the sleep
and left behind at that place. AscertAining
that the train had started, he ran to the front,
probably forgetting in the excitement OF the
moment that the car he was on was Btlli In
motion, As he Jumped out he fell, and the car
passed over him, The brakes broke his neck
and otherwise mutilRted him, causing Injuries
from which he died In about two hours"
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This gentleman had splendid reception at
Denver City the other day, on which occasion
he made characteristic speech, in which he
said:
'whcn we proposed to lit the slave to man
hood, inferior as he was or might be as race,
perhaps through his long oppression, we were
denounced "a everything vie, but We said We
would strike the manacles from their limbs,
we would proclaim liberty throughout the
land EApplause.l We did SO, and there was
not one to-day that dared wag his tongue
against what we did. 1t showed that fidelity
to principle has Its reward. Something too
much OF this. We must pass away this au-
dience must be gathered to the silent republic
Of the dead, and the place that has known 1t
know i no more, But the memories Of one
forever remain. Applause.
"He remembered another scene In the life
Of that great and good man, so patient and so
firm, so true to the Constitution and to his
oath that this nation should be saved. How
in those dark days he was branded as n Nero,
Caligula, as atyrant and despot. . how
those who love their country. No caiumny
followed him now. No tongue disputed the
high order Of his patriotism, the greatness
and purity OF his soul; But he remembered
when he needed friends. Here the speaker
remarked that II he went much further he
should be making speesh. lCries OF 700
Bross would speak to us concerning the plat
form and candidates OF our opponents, which
he had not felt at liberty to discuss. We
would bear him witness that he had not said
\ word In regard to them.
" But as our own election was pendi Ing, some.
thing In reference to that might not be out Of
place, He had been In the national Congrt IS
many years, and had occasion to remark the
course OF our delegates In that body. He cheer.
fully Endorsed them all. He made no distinc-
ton between Mr.. Bennett, Mr.. Bradford, and
Mr.. Chileott. He had watched them all, and
could say that they had devoted themselves
to the utmost to forwarding the interests oil
our Territory. As he told us three years ago
no delegate could be of the service to us that .
Representative could. A State could demAnd
Territory could only supplicste. But he
thought our Territory had always been better
served by her delegates than any other. They
have been energetic, laborlous, and effective
IL season and out OF season, endeayOTlng as
far as possible to serve our Interests.
"To.moFrow he was going to the mountainh
10 see our mines and our scenery. His heart
was full Of gratitude for the kindness shown
him by the Colorado people both now and In
past years. He hoped soon to welcome Colo
RADIO TO place In the slsterhood OF States
[Applause.1 with our central position, fine
climate, magnificent scenery, and great re-
sources, with the highway ofnatiOns dividing
our borders, whatever we could wish or hope
Of prosperity, wealth, and hApPineSs, would
| then be ours"
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FRoN Blanchard Il Mohun we have the cuy.
rent number Of HdIPcr'S Bd=ar
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We have read very carefully General Losan's
great speech at Poughkeepsie. II Is full Of
instruction, and will repay the perusal by all.
Gen. Logan speaks OF General Grant as the
man who never made q mistake" and of SeS
mour as "the man who never did anything
else.n
He characterizes Frank Blair as the brains
Of the ticket. General Logan says Of him:
Frank Blair was n good soldier-that l will
say Of him. I like him personally, as re
marked before, but he 10 naturally a revolu'
| ZIONIST, and he can't help II. Hewas a revolu'
| ZIONIST before he was Democrat, and he Is a
| rcvolutionist now that he Is . Democrat He
| was nominated by that convention for the
man, not because he WAS their greatest man
| nor for any reason Of that kinu. For what
/ reason, then, was he nominated by these peo'
pie. calling themselves Democratic Because he
had written letter saying that this question
| OF finance Is no part OF the issue. And the
issue 10 what That the Republican party
have violated the Constitution, aud that the
States that were in rebellion have been reor.
| gained in violation OF the Constitution; that
all that has been done by the Republican party
must be undone by the Democratic party II
son that issue, and that alone, WAS Francis
p. Blair nominated for Vice President BY the
Democratic party. There Is nothing In the
letter OF Frank Blair. II is that which gives
the true sound and meaning OF what the Dem.
| ocratic party mean to do. II you give them
the power they mean to oyerturn the reorgani.
| zation Of the southern States-to ovefturu
| the state governments and inaugurate = war,
| for tell you that the state governments viii
| not submit to be ousted Illegally by the Prosi
dent or Vice President or by anybody. l, fol
| one, say that whenever that thing attempted
| there will be more blood split in this country
than there has been before, What else would
they ovcrturnl They would destroy the Con
stitutional amendment abolishing slavery, and
| the fourteenth amendment declaring that tbs
national debt hall never be Tepudiated.n
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CUD LIVER OIL CREAM,

A French Proparatlon, which pTeso{
NITROUS aAd medicinal Qualities OF N
Il free from all offensive taste
being agreeable ~ the tAste-is easily digesiedS]
afordiug tho patient tho full benefit Of the auani
taken. .Ir. #.. L
Is readily taken mixed with water, thus avoid
ing tho use Of whisky other expensive or hurIful
addition .t.....
Ia reeommsnlsd aud prescribed by the Medical
profession. Price u bottle For circulars, send 10
HYATT 4 CO., 70 cortlandt st.. NY
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CALIFORNIA WINES!
THE Pu r EST
AND
Most Agreeable Wines
4 IN THE MARKET. 4.
JUST THE ARTICLE MOST NEEDED IN
THE SICK ROOM AND THE TABLE
Dining this Season Of tho Year.

Perkins, stearus & Co. Is California Wines can
DO relied upon as being Pure. end their beneficial
effects upon persons OF delicate constitutions are
testified to by the most eminent physieis Of this
aud all other eities where they have been usod.
Read the following certificates and analysis: 4
wAsiIsdros.D d. c.. July l9.lsos
Msssrs. c. T. Perrie \ Co.! .....
GEgrLEnEs, The California Wines Of Perkins,
stearns Il Co. whicl you forwarded to mo for u
chemical clsaminatice, | hld to DO pure and well
calculated for ths tsle OF tho sick room. The fol-
lowing are the proSrIics and eOmpOsiti9ni
LIST. "CA1IFORNIA HOOK"
This is light yei Ow wine, Ofan excellent nayor.
far superior In thi respect TO wines formerly sold
under this name By tps iaIae firm.
Specific gravity. ...,.....,..,,y,,.."...0 us
Alcohol lby yolums) ..''..'''''r""il per cent
NE acid t,aleuiatsJ as dry tartsrie :,
AcAl, ...."..,'..'''''''''''"'"o'
NJ. CALIFORNIA CLARET."
This h. Sysypr red wine, not SO astringen' or
acid as mtstPrenih ClaTcts, but OF rather more
agreeable laSor. I should recommend this wine
very particularly ara wholesome suIaeE drink
kisSHSl tGy SolunS ,,':'''..''''i p per cent
xstf$ ta.IsaiiatSd as diy taftsriej.',o.S
sd. "VALyFORNIA SPARKLING
wINg,nN
This Is highly eGervsseoHt, itti IsiiSE wine
| and good subs ituto FOR European Champagne
SPSS SRiRii tSs per s0H
SsEI tsslis'aiaisd as dry itiritirisj.Sf
HENRY ERNLA, D..
Late Professor Of .Chemislry aud chlu ohem'
| Department OF Agriculture
For sale wholesale aud retail by
q. +. PERRIE d CO.,
Dealers in Teas and Fine Grooe1a2nX
| -, =, w Cor of Ninth aud
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uARBOUR'S
II1au1d HraSeI.
WILL REMOVE
Paint, Oil, Tar, Vurnish, or any Kind Of Stains
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS.

Wet the spot with the Liquid. and rub brush
or rub with tho thumb.nAil, allow 1t to rest u
minute, and again rub, and II will como out, For
Dolalnes, ChintIes. Caliooss, Popiins, or Linen
aud Printed Goods. you will have to weaken tho
solution By adding soft water. .,.-.
JOSEPH HARBOUR,
Aul9 hAnufacturer.
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Boarding.
ERANKLIN HOUSE,

Frostburg, Md.
MRS s. ARNOLD. PRoPRIgrREss.
This fayorite summer resort has been recently
enlarged aud refurni-hed for the summer season.
Quests visiting the city Of frostburE can rely on
aecommod ations equal to any cfthe larger cities.
aul.m
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DR. HARBorR: eheerfuliy add my testimony 10
the efficacy Of your invaluable Lotion. ! have had
occasion to use It 10 my family for the relief Of
Neuralsia and Nervous Headache, aud have found
Tito eject an almost Instantaneous cure. regard
Il rs being the best preparation for the abovsM'
niciIons that have eyor tried.
A. M. MOVES.
pmes y,IEauaI TslsIIi1s aerr Hufhin1fOH. d. q,
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Base BaII-washington VS.. Phiiadei-
mia,

HPnrLADELrHIA, Aug. ls.-Baso ball match
to-day between Olympics OF Washington and
Philadelphia rcsulted-Wsshingto 81, Phila.
delphia 20. 1t was characterized aaa "muf-
hng" game.
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wLsHINaros, D, G,
DR. HARBOUR: Permit mo to tender you nay sin
ceIe thanks for the extraordinary care your ALI
Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have been afflicted with tho
Neuralgia, with but temporary RELIEF from me doe
tore. Ihad given up ever recovering. until tried
your All .HealinE Lotion. which. In four weeks,
produced II complete cure,
Your Obodleut servant,
III. JACOBS, Baltimore. MI.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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RAHNEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE.
- ADMISSION ... ..... 50 osntS
EXTRAORDINARY AsD BRILLIANT xTrRACrION !.
ON MONDAY EvESING, January n
49, M hEM hvaSlN0 AND SATURDAY AAfINEHs
LorrA
inc org particular Star Of tho present day whose
derf and chsraossn ptriormauess been endorsed
by the press AND pablo Of
THE PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC STATES,
placing her par exesasncs above
. ALL OTHER ASPIRAkrs
This gifted artistic will appear ons Of Charles Dickens,
most tonchns aud exquisite creations damAtized by the
osiiy Shspn entitled
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AND THE GARCaioSE1e.
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supported by the strength OF he broadway Company
and nuaerous 1 liza les engaged expressly for
TIE Lolita PERFORMANCES.
detail provefbial 10 ths establishment
SATURDAY. FIRST Lolita MATINEE, LITTLE NELL,
In order 20 avoid nconysaiences ~ we evening" Is re-
specfuy suggested the OF this Theatre 70 reserve
their during day which purpose the boz once
Ia spen from A. NJ Gil 7. NJ
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NiBLoS GARDEN.
N Leases AMI Manager.,,,., WILLIAM wNEATLEY.
THE CURTAIN RIsEs PRECisELy AT 1880, and shs
ENTIRE PERsoRMANCE teTminAteaa at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
TRIUMPHANT SuCCESS.
HOUSES COMPLETELY CROWDED.
MONDAY, JANUARY ~, t5os.
Will be presented entirely u.a..,
NEW FAIRY SPECTACULAR ExTRsvAGANzA,
in prologue and acta james Mortimer, entitled
THE NiIifE FAwS,. -.
10 which win spresr IAkEETT kraLM,;ns ceieora'sa
The piece proirsd with everything new and after pro-
paratian of many months. At a cost OF
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MAGNIFICENT SCENERY cos UAE. AND ArfOlNfs
MEMS. INCREASED ORCHESTRA. AID
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The CAST among others, will embrace the names OK
Messrs. Marx Smith, yning Bowers. q. b. HomsA Her.
Nil es Fanny stocstcn Msna Mon.ssu, Mary Wells Lucy
Egeron Lizzie Wiimors De Lacy Kate Palmer Colson,
THE GRAND BALLET.
sustained by Miles Marie Bopfant Louiso Billion n
. sohlse NJ. Van Hamme, &c
"'" TIE IL ikiNGboN oF BELLS, iielYD RiLLxf,
BUILDING OF THE DARK TOWER
ACT l-TuE YELLOW EMPlRis
| The BALLET or FIRE FLIES,
ACT THE KISnnp00MM OF OF FissHEs, sAhrrEf, &C.
AN lNTBaMlsslON.
| ACT 4-REvEALISG THE
BRIGHT REALMS OF THE DRAGON FLY.
MARSrDN,
l AN ENCHANTING SCENE or GORGEOUS spLEND0R,
| UNAPPRoAcHAB 4
IN EXQUISITE BEAUTY AND FASCINATION.
SATURDAY. AT O'CLOCK.
gaat 81 daya In rdy4
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party is recruited. will be scattered broad.
cast. and as they see but one side. the refu'
taiion of the false statements will be una
vailing. The democratic press now teens
With false statements which are contradict
eel and refu,ed by the best authority. but
no re;ractions are made. There is the Ia.
nous "pen-kniie" story OF the kingfeid
Patriot. Mr. Pillsbury himself. all cleared
up anG explained by Mr.. Mcpherson.
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives. but
Mr.. Pillsbury is silent. The Islander is
sent out and will be suffered to work till
election. BE no, deceived. fellow Repub-
licans. at the apparen, apathy aud quiet OF
your opponenis-work with the cxPcc,a
ton that they are also at work. and YOU will
not be disappointed