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Revolution Dollar Store,

ROGERS BIGELOW, liz Monroe St., Chic
Portable Engines, Lath es, Planning and general
chinery ut reduced prices. Send for cuts of Machi
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

to merit public patronage. Shop at our residence ON
Walton Avenue, above the head of Main Street
Leave orders at Kennedy Bucks Drug Store, Me
Gregor Iowa. 6m7Oi
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j. Cleveland s. Son.
HOUSE PAINTERS. GRklhERs AND GIazlERs
Superior Workmanship.

Are very thankful for the liberal patronage in th,
past season. and are still in the above line and trust
by using good stock, combined with
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

DIED-At North McGresor, July
10Th, of Typhoid Fever, REESE OWEN,
aged 2S years
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
THE LEADING JEWELER OF THE WEST.
A. II. MILLER,
oy,,I n
Feathers.

CHAS. EMMERICH, Dealer exclusively in Fcatl
l34 Lake st., (branch 81 Lake ST. Chicago. Or
and consisnments solicited, satisfaction guarant
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

REMovAL.-In another column the
reader will find change of Strouse Bros.
advertisement, announcing their removal
to rooms two doors west of Fox's Block.
1t will also be seen that these gentlemen
deal largely in American and Swiss gold
and silver watches, all styles of clocks,
plated and solid jewelry, the celebrated
Rogers & Bros. silver plated ware, and
the well known Lazarus & Morris spccta.
Giles, fancy goods, &C., &c. Call upon
them in their new apartments; they will
open more complete assortment of every
thing in their line than they had in their
old and smaller store. If experience, or
disposition to kind treatment and fair
dealing will insure success, then Leo &
brother will cartoinlv win
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27
Lovers Guide.
JOYES & STATIONS DIRK HOP YEAST.

The only Yeast now used in Chicago. 1t makes
lighter, whittier and sweeter bread than any other
For sale at all groceries Factory, 6S and 70 Dear
born Street, Chicago.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

Hose Manufacturer.
CHICAGO TRADE.

ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
THE LEADING JEWELER OF THE WEST.
A. II. MILLER,
Corner Ra"aolph &c cYrk ST., Chicago.
Watch MISUNDERSTANDING and manufacture
ing Jeweer and Siversmith
&1-All orders sent by mail telegram promptly
filed with privilege given to Express Companies to
allow packages to be opened and selections made.
DkTCMT 0CCINc Pamphlets of nstruc.
THICN ] UffIOc.tion sent free on ap-
plicationto Farwe Ellsworth 4 Co. 1873 Dearborn st.
Chicago.
Feathers.
CHAS. EMMERICH Dealer exclusv ely in Feathers
134 Lake St., (branch 81 Lake ST. Chicago. Orders
and consgnments solicited satisfaction guaranteed
Gents Furnishing Goods
BROWNSON, HAYDEN & CO., specialties in above
Washington and Grays Collars and Cuffs, Shirts Scarfs
Bows, and Ties, 5s Michigan Ave-, Chicago.
Marble Mantles Il Monumen ts.
f.. GOWEN & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds of Marble and Granite work. LAG to 1872 n
Water St., cor. of Clark. (Ofice, 1922 Chicago.
Machinery Depot.
ROGERS BIGELOW, 1l2 Monroe St., Chicago.
Portable Engines, Lathes, Planning and general Ma
chinery at reduced prices. Send for cuts Of Machines
Revolution Dollar Store.
JOBBERS OF HOSIERY, Linen Goods Parasols
Kid Gloves, Corsets, Ladies' Undertaking, Jewelry
Vases Books, Glassware, and the largest variety of
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

We are indebted to Mayor McGregor
for the following particulars of the re-
publican convention, which met at Elka-
der on Saturday, the Odd. In the absence
of Updegraff, chairman Co. Central Com
mittee, Frank Larrabee, Esq, of Clayton,
called the meeting to order, when ii. s.
Granger was chosen chairman and M. f..
Duff secretary. The following persons
were selected delegates to attend the Con-
gregational Convention, to meet at West
Union the 24th Of August:
P. G. Bailey, G. f. Bell, Jas. Davis. b.
L. Hunt, II. Karbcrg, p. Schaler, o. w.
Crary, L. G. Ireland, Il. Boley, J. CARRIER,
II. White, "A. G. Rogers, G.. w. Beach, G..
w. Cook, A. Woodward, IL. S. Granger,
Amos. Pearsal, M. Z. Duff, o. Burdick,
r. +. Price
Those chosen to represent the party in
this county at the State Convention were !:
Frank Larrabee, S. L. Woodward, J. O..
Crosby, George Crooke, P. G. Bailey,
James Newberry, Henry White, Willis
Drummond, Herman linn, b. T. Schroeder.
Delegations were instructed by resolu-
ton to cast the full vote of the county for
Updegraff in the Congressional Conven-
ton, and for Williams in the State Con-
vention, for Supreme Judge.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27
Gents Furnishing Goods
Marble Mantles Il Monume
Ma chinerv Depot.

Il. L. GOWEN CO., Manufacturers and Dealers /
all kinds of Marble and Granitework. LAG to 1872
Water ST., cor. of Clark. (Offce, 1922 Chicago.
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VOL. VINO. ITO.
For Sale,

<2s> IHAI valuable Tract OF LAND, lying
USS3on tho BarhamviIle Road and the Char
--lotte Railroad, about II miles from the
city OF Columbia, containing twenty ono acres,
moro or less, and having on it a beautiful site
spring. Of water, and accommodations for five
or eix hands; it is about two-thirds cleared
and is most admirably situated and watcrcd
for vegetable or struck" garden, lyiug be-
stream flowing through DR.. Parkcr's place,
and composed partly of the same soil on
which DIR. Parker raised over 200 bushels of
corn to tho acre. Possession given on the 1st
of january next. For further particulars
apply at this Office or to
l.. r. BECKWITH,
Oct 3mo Orangcburg, =. c.
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Hoynolds' Improvement I'm Dentistry,
An effort was made by the patentee,
fhkaar ,iaa,.er anc, 30 i.s.s. Az.

Hoynolds' Improvement in Dentistry,
An effort was made by the patentee,
three years ago. TO bring tliis important
Improvement into general use as speed.
lily as possible, and with this object, its
adoption has, since that time, been
steadily urged upon tho dentists of the
country. It was not unreasonable to
suppose that specially of the medical
profession, but lately self-dctached,
would have carried with it q portion Of tho
liberal principles which have ever nc
tuated the latter in its teachings and its
stern discharge of duty to the public.
That the effort thus far has proved q
failure, detracts nothing from the merits
OF the improvement itself. Two con-
Hlctlng interests were to be affected by
its use: that of the time-honored arti-
tcer in gold-plate, and thnt of tho mo-
dern rubber-worker; neither of whom
seem to have been able to discover TINT
the above method was expressly designed
for tho beet interests of both and tho
public; but under vague apprehension
of injury to their ''craft,'' similar to that
which stirred the minds of the Ephesians
on memorable occasion, they have
cried out against it as an innovation, pa
tented, and, therefore, not to be tole-
rated.
Had the dentists made it the subject
of enlightened, practical investigation.
such as is due from professional men to
the public, the pre-eminence of this
method over any other now in use would
have made itself manifest
r. mould ho-o l>,,. f...,l H. I'LL
calculated to obviate the evil effects re-
suiting from wearing metallic plates for
partial cases-a practice which has an
nually destroyed thousands Of natural
teeth to which these we're attached.
1t would have been found capable of
ameliorating the still more deploruble
practice by which reckless operators,
without regard to age, sex or conse-
quences, get rid of difficult partial cases
altogether, by heroically converting them
into complete ones, easier of construction
and more notwithstanding away
often, at single sitting, every natural
tooth, sound or defective, which the con-
t1ding patient is possessed Of; an opera
tion which can never be contemplated by
the faithful practitioner without indig-
nation.
It would have been found capable of
gradually accomplishing the important
result OF protecting the public against
the abuses of ignorant pretenders, by
restoring and confining much abused
art to the hands of enlightened and
skillful operators.
Such an investigation not having been
made, the merits of this improvement
have not yet been appreciated; therefore,
the patentee now calls on the public to
investigate this matter for themselves
They can break up the inhumsn prac-
tice of reckless mutilation, as they did
that of partial metal plates, simply by
resisting it.
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For Sale

For Sale
I OFFER at private sale my PINE BLUFF
Il PLANTATION, on the Bluff Road, two
and three quarter miles from Gatlsden Depot,
on the South Carolina Railroad until tho first
that time, it will bo sold at public sale, in
Columbia.
Persons, wishing valuable upland and
swamp place united, will find themselves
suited. For particulars, apply t., mo, on the
place, by letter, addressed to Hopkins
Turnout, Rchland County,"
Sept "a t1G ISAACT. WESTON
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Notices.
PAIN KILLEIS-PERnY DAVIS g. Son
MANUFACTURERS AND PRopRIEToRs, PnovI-
DESCE II T.

MANUFACTURERS AND rnopnIEroRs, PnovI-
DENCE, Il. I.
TESTIMONIALS FROM TIE PRESS.
This remedy is we'll known to be one of tile
worry best ever offered to tho public. 1t
is all that it is represented to be. The tcsti-
moniais i'll its favor, reaching back for series
of years, and tho experience of long test
lncontcstibIy prove it to be one of the most
reliable specifics of the ago. Old North State
We cheorfully add our testimony in favor of
this mcdicine-R roman Citizen.
DAVIS PAIN kILIER.-We have tried this
medicine, and assure our readers that it not
only possesses all tho virtues claimed for it,
but in many instances surpaeses any other
remedy wo have ever known
[Heratd Of Gospel Liberty.
1t IS really valuable medcinc-it is used
by many ply Ssicians.-B0St0n 1raueler.
have used Davis Pain Killer, and consider
it an indispensable article in tho medicine
box. 1t has effected cures in diarrhpa, aud
for cuts and bruises it il invaluable.
Neto York Examiner.
Spoken of in terms of high commentator
by both Druggist and Physician.
Philadelphia Eagle.
There is no medicine l value 30 highly as
the Pain Kiler-havc used it for years, and in
every instance it has proved sovereign reme-
dy- Mpsenyer, Giens FaHs. Ne,o York.
Known almost universally to be good
remedy for burns. and other pains of the body,
and is valuable, not only for colds in winter,
but for various summer complaints.
OCT lltlmo Christian AdUOcate.
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Hardy Solomon & Co.

HdfWy SU|UHIUH q CO.,
III AFING entered into the nunuf,c;ur. If
III BRICK and QUARRYING Of GRANITE.
and purchased Of Aic.srs. Wright X Einn. one.
OF their new patent Brick Machines. capable
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
fnrnIsh parties with any quantities of brick.
desired. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, ut li.
store, or mt the South Carolina Bank AMI
IIunt company. Sept 3
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t Less Stock dividend of 20 per cent
and cash dividend of 6 per cent.
tLess cash dividend of 6 per cent.
SLess cash dividend of per cent.
Sey" Bills marked thus (*) are being
redeemed at the bank counters of each.
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Information Wanted.

nISAPPEARED from Trenholm's, near
~ Columbia. SC, in May last, NEGRO
BOY, about fourteen years of age. named
EPHRAlM GANOWAY. ANY person giving
information concerning him, that may rea ch
his father, will DO suitably rewarded by call
ing at General Preston's. Oct ID ~
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Getting gMnrrird.-Essays for Young Men,
on Social Evils, and the prorriety or impro-
priety of getting Married. with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P.
Philadelphia, Pa. Sept II 3mo
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M @ e 4 q q
ELECTORS OF RICHLAND COUNTY

accordance with the Proclamation OF his
4 E1celency Robert X. Scott, Governor Of
SCUM SCUM Car0hna, an election will be hold in
Der NINETEENTH, t19,) 1870, for the cleo
tion Of National, State and County Represen-
tatives and officers, to wit:
Governor.
Lieutenant. Governor.
Ono Congressman to represent the Third
Congressional District in tho United States
Congress.
Ono State Senator.
-Four Members of House of Representa- atiycs,
One Judge Of Probate.
One School Commissioner.
Three County Commissioners.
Ono Coroner.
The polls will be opened at O'Clock q. m.
places and under tho following Managers, VIZ:
The city OF Columbia is hereby divided into
ak tG) Election Precincts.
LIST. Citizens residing in Ward One-West Of
Richardson strcct-wll vote at Chas Minort's
House, corner Richardson and Pendleton
streets.
Managers Chas. Schultze,
Jacob Thompson,
j. s. Kennedy.
I'd. Citizens residing in Ward Onc-East of
Richardson strcet.will voto at E. Halloran's,
corner Sumter and Pendleton streets.
Managcrs-James Graham,
Sancho p Davis,
Augustus Cooper.
81. Ward Two-po]l at Court House.
Managcrs-L. T. Levin,
John Dennison,
TrezCYant Sill.
4th Ward Three-poll at Holiness Shop on
Bull street, between Taylor and Plsiii.
ManaSers-B. D. Montgomery,
y. Thomas,
A. Feiningor.
9th: Citizens residing in Ward Four-West
OF Richardson street-will vote at Cesar
Lowndes' Shop, on Lumber, between Lincoln
ana Gadsden streets.
Managere-W. D. Harris,
L. FL. Trevcit,
-, 49, Page Ellington.
81 oTG Uitizena rGn ts residing in Ward Four-Eaet
Store, corner Sumter and Richand streets
Managers-J. F. Ensor.
Joseph H. Smith,
William Bell.
GADsDEN.
Managers-SamueI F. Bunch,
John p. Adams,
Louis L. Brown.
FLOWERS HOUSE.
Managers-Ellson NJ. Weston,
j. Carroll.
HOPKINS.
Managers-J. T. Tucker,
Paul Simms,
Peter Silver.
Managers -william Hayne.
John A. Ross,
John Harris.
DAVIS
Managers-George ". Allon,
benjamin sightlor,
L. L. Roberts.
KILLIAN's.
Managcrs-Eli Killian,
John L. Wilson.
James Bampfield.
:, CAMP GROUND.
Managers-R. J Palmer,
l.. Corvisant,
Henry Smith.
Any previous notification of appointment as
Managers is hereby revoked. 90
Inc CHAIRMAN or the respective Boards. as
here announced, will moet COMMISSIONER at
Neagle's Hall on Monday evening, 7:sO O'Clock.
10 receive ballot boxes, poll lists, written and
verbal instructions ""N
WILLIAM J. ETTER.
4. W. CURTIS,
ADDISON RICHARDSON.
Oct 13
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Teas

IGaS.
HAVING just returned from a visit to the
Ill North, | can recommend the following
TEAS, of my own selection. NEW CRop, per
Pacific Railroad, and only FORTY DAYS from
China and Japan:
Choicest MOYUNE GUN-POWDER.
Choicest Moyuno HYSON.
Finest Uncolored JAPAN.
Choicest ''TKUE" SCHOUCHONG
Finest Oolong "CRAGIE TEA"
These, with others, comprise tho best
assortment that can be offered in any market.
and having been bought at recent reduction
in gold value, arc in every way worthy the
attention of economical purchasers.
Oct GEO. SYMMEHS
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To the Dental Profession

To the Dental Profession.
FV1flE regular semi-aunual meeting Of tho
L. South Carolina State Dental Association
VIII WI, bo held in Charleston, 4. c., commencing
TUESDAY, November l. at 8 p. M. Dentists
throughout the State are cordially invited to
DC present. Members will be- passed to and
ITO; over tho yarious railroads, for ono fare.
i: T. MOORE, Corresponding Secretary.
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The people of Egypt are beginning to
rebel against taking the veil, and de
mand the privilege of enjoying air aid
sunshine like other people.
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Wanted,
Lost or Stolen.

nN the night of the 11th instant, between
~ tho exhibition lot and the Charlotte
depot, large leather VALISE, belonging to
DeHaven's Circus. The finder will be libcrally
rewarded by leaving it at the Columbia Hotel.
Oct Ia
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COLoMBlA s. o. SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SE-
cuHITIEs IN CHARLESTON. 8. C--Corrected,
semi-weekly, by A. g. Kaufman, Broker,
No. rs Broad dstreet-October IA, 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-28

BosToN.-The annual report of the City
Auditor of Boston gives some interesting sta
tistics in regard to the financial transactions
and standing Of the city. The present popu-
lation is estimated at 1885, 900, with real and
personal estate value of $3.50 ,s27 300. The
original area of Boston is stated to have been
bat 900 acres, which, by the filling in. of flats
and acquisition of neighboring territory, has
grown to 9,9S7 acres. The tables show that
the payments of the city of Boston and coun-
ty Of Suffolk, drawn for by the Mayor through
the Auditors Office, amounted to SIG, 421 $685.
The balance remaining in the treasury, April
80, 1870, was 81 ,229,727, which, With the ex-
ception of $4,000, devoted to the sinking
fund, goes to meet certain matters of expen-
diture. The net debt OF the city is stated to
be $12,602,5 $50, an increase during tie past
year of $2,26S,l33. From the first of June
1869, to the last of April, 1870, there was ex-
pended on the laying out and widening Of
streets, $S,775,544. OF hotels there are 50
and of dwelling houses, 24,1S1. The personal
expenses OF regular committees of the city
government foot up S52,947 A; to which is tc
be added s., 01459 for carriage hire and $150s
for photographs. The expenses of sub-com
mittees on the Fourth of July were $371S.97
The Peace Jubilee cost the pleasant sum o.
s1S,741.57, spent in eating, drinking, flowers
and carriage hire, and the other general jun
ketings of the city fathers were paid for by
the moderate sum of $13,59S.36 A general
total of $95,615.93 for these things makes a
pleasant row of figures for Taxpayers to con-
slider.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-28
War Nose-

The Journal Official r-,,.,:-,'' ,.ou.. o.,
ing the Empress +u '': ueoieo n''Ni
lp0 II from the capital. The depart-
49, Moselle, liant Rhine and Bas Rhine
-.Se been declared in a state of siege. The
journal Official publishes another decree call
ing out for active duty 10000 men of the con-
tingent of 1869.
All the French organs represent that the
secret treaty was not sc1i~rely Droposed py
France, but rather as an attempt to Bis
mark.
The Journal Official has an article on the
pretended treaty recently published in the
London Times, having for its object the acqui-
sition of Luxemburg and Belgium by France
on condition of France not opposing the union
of the States of tae South with the North Ger
man Confederation. After the treaty of Prague
in several conferences which were held at Ber-
lin between Bismark and the French Ambas-
sador on the subject OF the project of an alli-
ance, some of the IDEAS set forth in the Times
were then advanced, but the French govern
ment never had any knowledge of the project
described, and as far as the propositions which
were discussed at the interview mentioned the
Emperor rejected them. 1t can escana no enc
that this publication on the part of tho Lon.
don Times is designed merely to influence mt
lie opinion in England.
The Berlin Correspondence prints the
text of the treaty the French offered Bis
mark. The Correspondence, says the Emperor
waived all opposition to German unification
provided that Prussia would abet the French
acquisition of Luxembourg and the reduction
of Belgium. The minutes of the Esciom treaty
in Benedetti's autograph are preserved in the
war Office at Berlin. Before the war of 1866
between Prussia and Austria, Napoleon had
offered aid to Prussia with 100000 men with
which to attack Austria as an equivalent for
the cessicn to france OF the territory on the
left bank of the Rhine.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-28

Another terrible colliery explosion occurred
at Llansamlet in Wales Tuesday. Nineteen
persons were killed and many wounded.
Preparations have been perfected for the
second annual reunion of the Society OF the
Army and Navy of the Gulf at Music Hall,
Boston, on the 9th of August Admiral Far
ragut, president, will preside, and Gen. N. P.
Banks delivers the Grafton. Reduced railroad
and steamboat fare will be provided for mem
bers attending.
Nickerson's cordage factory, Boston High
lands, together with five small dwellings were
destroyed by fire Wednesday morning Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
Michael Gleason, brak eman on the Hudson
River railroad, was killed Wednesday while
walking on top of car, his head ceming in
contact with bridge. 1t was his first trip
The New York EUening Mat suggests way
Of escaping the evils threatened by railroad
consolidation:
The State must resume its control over its
iron highways and make them accessible to
the use of all on equal terms. 1t must either
build, or buy, or authorize railways on which
any person or corporation can move freight
on certain fixed terms, and under suitable
and general regulations. A freight railway
between New York and Chicago, built so as
to be fres from bad curves or heavy grades,
and with four tracks, could be made to accom- .
modate at least halt of the freighting business
between the northwest and the SeabOard. And
no monopolst could arbitrarily raise prices, fol
every one who could buy an engine and cars
could make use of the road. In some such
way as this, it seems to US, lies our best chance
OF escape from the tyranny of railroad kings.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-28

strengthened within few days. Detachrents
of infantry and marines are continually arriv-
ing The transport fleet is composed of large
sailing vessels with an auxiliary screw, and is
commanded by Vice Admiral La Roucierete
Maury. With the transports go numerous
flotillas TO operate 0n the coast and rivers.
The expeditionary corps of the Baltic will
comprise the African divisions including two
regiments of zouaves aud Spahis and two of
Chasseurs d Antique.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-28

TEE New FRENCH MINISTER to this coun-
try, Mr.. Treilhard, who is now Minister to
Chile, is favorably known and is much es-
teemed by a large number of Americans who
have made his acquaintance. He married a
Miss Hoffman of New York and his senti-
ments are supposed to be friendly to this
country. 1t is gratifying to have such a sue
cessor to NJ. Paradol whose unhappy end dis
appointed many pleasant anticipations.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-28

what severely, and thessby giving the scouu.
drels IAN opportunity OF escaping with their
plumber
The Colt excursion party from Worcester,
Mass, for Eastport and the Provinces via Port
land, arrived at Bath at 6 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, on board steamer New Brunswick.
They were to leave at 4 o'clock A. M, for st.
John N B.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-28
NAPoLEoNIc oNsIsTENcY.-A great par1

NAPoLEoNIC CONsIsTENCY.-A great part
of Napoleon's political capital for some years
has been his pretended devotion to the cause
Of oppressed nationalities. He assails Prussia
for trying't to secure the unity of the German
races, while he attacked Mexico ostensibly TO
bring about the unity of the Latin races, dis
regarding the rights of nationalties much
more fagrantly than Prussia ever has. Now
the publication of the secret treaty by which
be proposed to swallow up Belgium unmasks
his ill-ccnceated hypocrisy and gives the
world new and decisive proof of his unscrupu-
lous character