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II yoa would relish your food, labor
for It; If you would enjoy your clothes,
par for shsm before you wear them; if
vu wosld sleep souodly, take . clear
sOAscisncs 70 bed 9Th you.
IT IL necessary sometimes, to refrain
frsn questioning our friends, that we
may not draw from them what we
ought not to know, and especially that
We may not tempt them 10 deceive as.
--NaaaR,e Spethehsxe.
Bosros was named by the Rev
John Cotton, who emigrsted thither
from Boston in England. The word ID
a contraction of Botolph's Town, named
from the monk St. Botolph, who -four
ished twelve hundred years ago. 1t
was called Bot-olphs-ton, Bot-os ton
and finally Boston.
THE ruin Of most men dates from
some vacant hour, Occupation is the
armor Of the soul There is a satirical
poem in which the devil is represented
as fishing for men and fitting his bait
20 the taste and business of his prey
but the idIer, he said, gave him no
trouble as be Bit the naked hook.
THE history of the introduction O
the potato into France affords strong
Illustration Of the influence of authori
~. For more than two centuries the
use of this invaluable article of food
was vehementIy opposed. At last
Louis Y Y wore a bunch of its blossom
in the midst &C. kis courtiers. and tn.
consumptiou u the root became uuiver
sal in France.
AN Italian bishop, who had endured
much persecution with o calm, unruf
fed temper, was asked how he attained
such mastery over himself. "B,
making right use of my eyes," sale
he IL first look up to heaven as tn,
place wither | am going to live for ever
I next look down upon the earth, and
consider how small a space oft vii
soon be all that | can oesupy or want
| then look around me and think how
many are far more wretched than am ,
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tration system has been found by the
postal authorities TO be nearly an abso-
lutte protection against losses by mail.
Address TnE TRIBUNE, New York.
Terms: CASH IN ADVANCE.
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always send a draft on New York
or Posr OFFICE MONEY 0RDER, if
possible where neither Of these eau
be procured send the money, BUT Al.
WAYS IN A RE2IsrERED LETTER. The
registration fee has been reduced to
FIprsEr oEsrs. and the preept res~-
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Insurance Agency.

insurance Agency.
A MORSE has opened M Insurance Of
fee in connection with his lSw business
He represents the Chicago Life, and some
Of the best property Companies in the
country.
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Correspondence, Reviews, and Editori-
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on the subject Of Agriculture. and much
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course of year THREE or FOUR Of the
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cost. TO single subscribers, OF The
weekly Nowhere else can SO much
current Intelligence and permanent liz
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a. in rHE SEMI. WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873
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All AZ one rost Office.
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MD An EArRA TO EACH ILUB.
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ly Tribune will be sent az an extra
copy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03

Or Wednesday last we took look at the State
FAIR tFoUnas and the improvements thereon.
Stalls have been completed along the east and
north 'I1e-, and partly on the west, those finish.
ed being no less than mile in length. The
trea-urers Office the east and the police head
quarters and justices room on the west Of the
entrance are outwardly finished, and the gates
handsomely srched over During the oxhibi-
ton magistrate will be in constant session at
the police headquarters for the summary disposal
of all culprits who may be brought before him.
The presidents Office is alse uutwardly finished,
but none of the buildings are yet painted. The
frame work of the floral hall is up and workmen
are busy boarding it. A better conception can
now be formed of this magnificent hall. Now
that the ar,esian well is completed with such q
splendid head OF water, IT is intended to have
fountain III the floral hall at the interse ctou Of
the arms OF the cross. in which shape it is built,
and underneath the dome that will tower to the
height of 20 feet An addition has been erected
to the amPhitheatre, making it more than three
times the size of the original structure. In the
centre Of the an.phitheatre, and overlapping its
roof, is a spacious reporters gallery, from which
superb view of the whole grounds aud sur.
rounding country is obtained The old keepers
house has been fenced in and proper conveuience-
erected 1t vii! De exclusively devoted to the
ladies. Closets have been erected in various
parts OF the grounds. Much remains still to be
done ! -ecret,ry'- Office, wagon and carriage
Pavilion, four hundred stalls for sheep and
swine, poultry house, and u judges stand have
yet to be erected, aud provision made for the dis.
Thus whila rommeud.ble service has been done
well and rapidly, there are still many indispens;.
Bile impro' om.eui- untouched. For thi. the local
Board Of Agriculture must have pecuniary assis.
lance, AID that light speedily. A. this stage of
the proceedings, having thus far put the hand TO
the plow, il will never do to turn back The
Board appeals, not only for the immediate pay.
mcnt OF what has already been promised, but
also for additional aid. Let not their appe ! be
in vslB.
On Wednesday, Mr. Hudson, assistant super.
iutenden, Of the G., B. & q +. r., and Mr. Hoyt,
division superintendent of the same railway,
overlooked the ground between Ottawa and the
Fair Grounds with She view OF constructing a
side ok thereto. Thi. the company stands
read 10 do soon a. it is guaranteed tina, the
rec p'- therrirora will u, least equal the ex.
pon,c Of laying the rack IN which form thi. i'm I.
po-;anc matter j. now resting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03
FROM MARS ILLES
M ANSE1I.LES Auu

MAnsEILLES, Aug. ,, 1872.
The boring n; the ,rte-i.n we'll. AFTER Reaching
70 f.. has struck hard substance, md has made
but little pr"gi~-- turing the past few days.
There -, bon petition signed hy large
nuntcc 81 our citizens, r.qus-tins that the
water dur'n-: -" "sr,n weather shall not be let
out o: II" mill pond many believe that it is
the cause o. .rr,' del of sickness,
Scott X HsriinG'cn rrc erecting new build.
Ing Oh M'ir .'r"e', lac tie c. ridge.
Married, - Scnrrr. Oh Sa.GId.y last. Mr. p.
FLOOD - Mis-. MAGGIE KELLY. ho,i. us Mar
settles Also. on Thurday. July a5th Mr.. Ira
GODDARD 70 Mrs. SwARTZ. at Mar.eilles
y party Of Odd Fellows wen, TO Seneca on
Monday nj IL, TO visit the lodge.
Those who are favorably interested in the
temperance cause and wish to have tie new
liquor law enforced. are requested to meet at
Albertys Hall on Thursday evening.
John Duncan, an employee of Brown l. Nor.
ton. got his head badly but not seriously hurt
by crank striking him.
The suit Of George Hollenbeck vs. a. ".
Wheeler. for false imprisonment, has resulted IN
Hollenbeck's favor, the jury rendering a verdict
for FIVE hundred and fifty dollars and costs.
Messrs Beck with & Pillng, wishn. TO COM
ply with the new liquor laws and 10 have them
fully enforced, request those who are DESTROYS of
not having liquor cold to their husbands. sons,
fathers and brothers, TO inform them of their
wishes also thu, the Sons Of Temperance give
them an entire list Of their members.
There will be daily express line of stages
running between Marseilles and Ottawa, com.
mencing August Isl.
The people OF the State of Illinois VS.. William
Hornikel. This suit commenced before Squire
Nicholson on Thursday morning +. A. Fisher
for the State. and Stipp, Walbridge & Lindsay
for the defense. Mrs. Morley was the first wit.
ness. Her testimony WAS very strong, showing
u continual course OF drunkenness and il..reat.
ment ever since her marriage to Mr.. Morley.
Mr. Ferguson bore witness 10 Morleys frequent
sprees, SO that ho wss unable to continue his
work. MIR. Smith, former partner Of Morley's,
dissolved the connection on account Of his hab.
it's \ number OF other witness, swors to sim.
liar facts. The defence are examining their wit
Ie->es this moruiuy. FIDEs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03
FTOM SHERIDAN,
FIDEs.

1t is a fact impossible to be sansaid that Gree
ieyism is gaining in this section. On Monday OF
last week there WAS mass meeting 1t Norway
under the suspices OF the Sheridan Grant Club.
Col. \. i. Moore and Irus Coy we're the speak.
er- At about 5 o'clock big bonfire WA, started,
aud the masses came rolling in to the number IT
about sixty men and boys-All told. Then Irus
Gov took the stand aud talked about IN hour,
while his hearers chswed peanuts. Finding that
he could not make them snthuss. Col. Moore
climbed the box, and with great deal Of black.
guarding and brayinH raised y small laugh.
Then all returned to their homes disyustsd with
the performances. and Col. Moore Wa heard to
remark that he would not 60 OUT iRte the coun.
try again until they GOULD assure him bstser su.
diencea.
The Tanner Club that wss'orrssissd here .
few vssks sso 10 oompls,sly broksa Up. and In =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03
MORTGAGE SALE

MORTGAGE; SAi.E.-wber,,s rrorcls y
1 Bnst and Catherine Blust his we OF the comfy Of
~ certain mortgage deed OF thar date convey to Daniel F.
Snry aSea tract or parcel OF land Of which the bon.
on section fifteen Q5, in Township thrtythrrr M nSrth ni
range three t east OF the third principal mGridap Tr:
Avenae eight 81 chains and thynnc @ links thence
twenty eight degrees S deg east twenty five as chain, unI
BANK o. said river to said fair thence on he Te
,aa ar ground twenty two chains and tyVc 5, ink
mortgage deed was made IL the payment OF cCr
promssory note of even date with mortgage i1r The S,
and PAYABLE to the order OF said Daniel f. MnTpy one y
ai!er tue date OF said note with interest at the rate of len
deed provided tina, in default in the payment e" aid
p note or any part thereof according To the tenor
,sprssentayes or attorney after having advertised such Sale
ne c aaS; man newsIHper published in Ottawa said La
e ,S ian ana all right and equity Of redemption said ats
sra ae 4. rs GST their heirs executors administrator or u.s.
south door Of the County Court ios in Wtawn M saS i
on skn NJ .S e Hs sa such advertisement and
ns or IN the name OF the party Of the second pari or c
Inpcssntaves, shall execute and deliver to the pnrcn"r
Apply the proceeds OF such sale M the payment OF SSpSH
Sn asaversny selling and conveying AS aforesaid ncu
rendering the Overpus II any HE said party of the u
sSr; %nSh s saa mortgage deed duly recorded in the Re-
which reference IL hereby made wv " ''-' "''"
Ana whereas default has been made In the payment of said
Daniel MSpy ."S e D s MHS
hereby give notice STALL on ,s nS ay :" sc aS
ss q ten O'Clock In the forenoon said last men.
y pS " sns isu .sd G iSsS, lGs n
premises above ds.cbed and equity OF re-
hsi heir therein o The purpose Of ns w h
mS.sy y, w ~ eh % pay said debt cost and "x
MOI S;Sssosii.' Attorneys. H ssss,sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03

Siuce the verdict OF the jury in Sanford W.
"oT'n!ey was rendered on the 10Th u!t the fol.
lowing cases have been disposed OF
HUN We, oulg!ey. Jury trial. Damages, Sl"j.
MOTION 'o' new trial pending
sullivan W. ho'heF' Jury trial Damages
assessed At SD.
merritt vs. Convey. 'ary waived Irlai oy
'ne court ana hhains ''f p'"'hnh' damages as
sessed ~ Si,Jjs ".
merritt Vs. eo"e!' jury W'l'eu ana 'r''. ny
court f'hdlog Tor pI"lN'" damages assessed
at $2,;Si.li
Manchester W. Nicho,, et al. jury trial
ver;ic, t.,r ,,,ir,ia D,r,...... .,o "a
'eta'c' 'o' P'"'".'"' D'''"@'-' HI'''u'
Grann'- vs. Bishop jury 'n" Verdict fox
plaintiff. Damages assp,,sd at Sl4S3O Motion
for n nav trial pe,6;nr
r,;..;. ~, WI. -. Al, n.,..,.
t'''"''' ''''' WINS w. ''' grave D''a"''
ana damages MT H',1oo
Arnold vs.. O'sul'iyau & Pa.t,or Jury trial
Verde. for DIFF Damages ss,,..ed at sl3I 40.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03

The last issue of the Ottawa Republican. con.
tain- communication from an Irishman in
Seneca, who seems to feel sorely sggrieved that
the Irish, ss such, did not receive larger epre.
sentation IN the Liberal county ticket The
sentlem IL, presume. has reference 10 American
citizens OF IRISH birth or descent. Now would
like to know what claim the Irish. or any other
nationality, such have to the suitrage- # the
people. Ii these nationalities are not citizens
OF the United States they are not qualified TO
I'LL any Office. If they are citizens, why not
look for Office as american cst=o,S, name in.
initely above all other names. The office seeker
who identifies himself with this nationality bus.
mess il, in my opinion, unworthy to hold any
position under the government. The man who
regards the name Of Irish, German, French or
any other name above that of American ci,i.
zen-, If he be such, is simply worthy Of contempt.
a. +,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03
DEMOCRATIC CONGR ESSIONAL CON
vENTIDN.

The Democracy of the 7th Congressional Dis.
trics are req."-ted to send delegates to Con.
gressional Con :ention, to be held in the court
house III Norris, on Thursday, the 18th day of
August next. at o'clock p. NJ, to nominate can.
didates Tor congress ana the State Board of
Equalization, md transact such other business
~ they may deem advisable.
The ratio of delegates will DE as follows
Will county. 10 delegates; Gruniv county 4 ;
Kendall county 3; La Sale county ID.
The Liberal Republicans of said District aye
solicited to -erd like Number Of delegates to
met WY the Democracy At the s4ue place. and
uni'r with ~ in said nominations. and also to
pert 90 ''s Org ,nizatiUn Of the Reform PARTY Of
said District. Ottawa, July 90. 1872
c. IAKLEY
+. w. DEWEY.
ROBT. HOPKINS
L. 4 ARMSTRONG
D'mncrauc C-n,ral 6 ,m-nittee
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State Fair Subscription Lists Wanted

Several subscription lists TO the State Fair are
still in the hands of soliciting committees and
should be returned to the secretary or treasurer
ut oAce. rs they are now lue and some are desir.
ons to pay the amounts they subscribed. I hope
all will attend TO this matter, return the lists,
aud attend the Stated Meeting of tie Society on
Tuesday the 9th inst. W L. BOWMAN
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Co..,
---U i''eh 'i0'h oO>0"'t'
- mat Ia" zen 'ei' N'' -"
se'"S 90 We speaker e1umeratins
each succes- Il .-'r.s q, al accident, and claim.
my thar another l;r accident wonld happen
next E7ve,,, ... -. e - ro.o,sct,on
c.. >, -, -.
''' "'s uuty IKE man. "i''"'
eaiiihs -s opponents ID biackguards' NC,
like Creole J. Vas co,nplained he mad some
hnrsp. -.'.-' o.. . -. o1,;,ros ,,ers or,Iv lis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03

AN OLD SAYING SPOILED In the case of
Grant 1t Is certainly not true that those who
dance must pay the fiddler for 1t is well
known that the people pay Grants fidalers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03

sIcNrFIcANT.-The radicals begin to look
sour, and are exceedingly i-natured and
snappish. "Whom the gods would DESTROY"
&C.. &C.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03
neM advertisements.

IAkEN Or by the undersigned. \ BAY MARE
COLI, three years old, with black name and ai,: RIM
bone iee The owner can have Tie coli hv on
the undersigned at his foundry in ottawa proving propertv
&c. " " Il SrnpEt4HN ~ ~
Ottaws, August Sd, 1s,2-4w
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cnnA Agents wanted to sell the beautiful pho.
SSFr1ph MarriMWe CcrtiI.
SNON " Records. FOR terms. s.ni sirmn
% Cntpns BnO. Publal.srs, YORK, ~ IulvS.IwP
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#arrtfn.

'Tly @h IN ne Me- hodst Church of Mendoza by Rev u
J. Holmes. lAM BATTEE ESQ OF Id sale Z. Mis-, iI'ly
NCWHEH ! El.. ct Mendoza, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03
WtlhOft's Anli.Periodic.

IHE GREAT CHILL CrRE.Ths medicine has been attended
with unbounded success nheeye, used 1t acts PROMPTLY As
an AntiPerlodc in arresng and breaking up the ody
reliable tonic in bracing the system and giving
tone 10 the motor and sensoy nerves. and as an efficient
sure and speedy cholo:ogue in expslng vtIa bilious e
cretions from the system and the Healthy .cre
terry functions Of the liver. spleen and kidneys
II Is certain and te In the trea,me nt of all N,rl Fe,.r
ana recommended by physicians for every asc-hs H.
rant and the ddun.
INK CELEnEArEp ARGYLE BIrTERs are distinguished for
their antbachanalan properties because they u,uh tc
place OF Dad whisky and destroy lis baneul effects They are
safe and pleasant.
For sale by all druggists In Ottawa ,prg-9yy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03

II W. HOPKINS, NJ. d.. Physician and Sur
Eesdeuce north Of Washington Square. auSS,';2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03
DieD.

SATURDAY: July !;th. 1872. GEORGE CHANPIIN son of
Aug ustUs l.. and Isabel c. Walker aged mos and DAYS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03

few weeks the Grant men will be still more "few
and far befween" in this place. Nick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-03

OlTANN, ID, ID. j. ~
Editors Fire, IrGG,r II Wa one Of the Il "
Republicans who were drawn out 20 hear the
man PaTS, at Inc Court House. on Tuesday
evening, aud mus say ,ha, more filthy, obscene
and foolish flow OF words WAS probably never be-
fore heard in that court room. Thu subject @.
his speech 1as apparently himself. He will
evidently b out before lous h, candidate tor
some Office. Discussed REPUBLICAN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

Z =, PIANO CO., y. Y. PRICE e,,pnN
- No scents Circulars fee. SS-5'vV
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

Batter and chesse are almost indispensi--
BILE articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; INT nn inordi
nate use Of either causes inu gehtion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gstfney's Sunday CON-
tort, Jadiciously used will remove both of
there troubles.
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Re RID

r, kEAr MEDICAL BOOK of usesn knowledge
VI to all. Sent free for two stamps. Address
DR.. Bonaparte 3 Co. Cincinnati. Ohio
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

oanD NEARLY KILLED-A singular and
asasiy fatal secidsn, happened on Tuesday
s, s,snlee a At chestnut Hill, to Harry Schock
~ years Who Was swinging HIS brother and
iI.es T. IN large boat swing. 1t appears that
.;a,sy ;s.y.'or the purpose Of giving his brother and
10 ,s. s' good swing, pushed the swing and tried
n.t.,a n oodsr It q it wsa, up, but was uniot,n-
a.sely caus sht by the swing and thrown to the
anS.s Ind, 1 and as it came back it caught the hey
!" 'Is. -. 'ne throat weds;ng his head back tightly
~. y Ms ground The pressure was ~ great that
s;nns?la.ion -. was produced. His bro.her aud
,.,;a Jumped out OF the swing. but could not
sve their brother. both Of them being very
y y big mother. aud ran to The house and gave
ms.s ,us slarm. When Harry was released by his
his esr f.aa ne was apparently strsng.d to death,
~. ~ ace being very black and much swollen ,hl,i
~. -1 Proiser len,ediss be finally recovered his
~. Oa "wednesday morning he was much
~. s.; he stated ,ha. he had tried TO tell his
pos %. ~ -; run to his mother, but that he could
S.!. .s. 90 mouth opsu, ,ssd that room sf,erward rds
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
champagne.
APARN BALLAD.

According to the inter probation which the
revenue o1icials give to the new whiskey,
wine, and liquor law, manufacturers who CON
vert the product Of native grapes into spark
ling wine, not only by infnsng carbOnic acid
Ras, but 6y adding little spirit to make: it
Keep, and rock candy to swesten it, can carry
on thelr Business unInOlested; but all adultera
ions will render the product liable to duty.
Ihls will certainly tend to give us much
Parsr article Of domestic champagne, since 1t
directly removes all temptation to depart from
1e slmPiest process known to the trade.
california grape juice. thus treated, has
proved to be very acceptable beverage, and
altho9gh ciassed IS ''imltati0n," because the
sparkle Is produced by artificial meaus, Is in
no sense an adu!terstiOn. In a synopsis of
Me hw eelegraphed last week it WAS errOne-
sSosiy stated that all imitation champagnes, in
tSSe9 with carb0nic acid gas. were subject t.
ae euty, even though made of grapes the
product of the United States The error
caused quite An excitement among the dealers
ID mcnanpagnes.-Boston GLOBE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

\ ~. Moriarty argues thrt Grant deserves the
80 vote. Perhaps the moat poveh,l news
p.Pef champion ofGrant il Harper's Weekly, a
spef which u the hittsrest fos Irishmsn have
r. T !ee country. Il sttacks them constantly az
asamen and scsrcsly week psaseS that II
~ MOI have caricature of Mr.. Greeley, ac.
~. panesd hvaa Jr;shman Who h invariably
dsser-GPat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

e y . ysltRious order In Florence that
ses laso' sEisesnce many yesrs since, dnrng
sssvc!esss at ~ oholsIa. Who undertook the
ssssassr sriaras mr. saonsv Who died in The city.
-. vear blaee frocks covaring the entire per-
saving only two holes for the eyes Thsy
~ II; Moet eho4tlv aopsarsnce, and when seen
Ss.asSSat. eash With fleming torch, carving q
NY a.o.ov .v With ca"onv on it covered with
innss.s:w ~ waseh IL the body. the scene is most
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

n.rsn nos Samuel J. RandsI, chairman o. the
M sc state Exsoat,vs Committss Of Penn
X ~. !, m,osassy sddfesssd % q lister. in which
o. cannot - how i 10 possible to loss
- Oeeuoee.s NJ. Randall 10 one Of the
S."x politicians in the country, aud is con.
~ ~. 0s spasea With such sagual ability
~. Hcoeo will csstainly b achieved II il b
0ss.S.s A1sva b aeeoapiiaA ~ 1sltimo,s