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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-10
FORGED TITLES TO IOWA LANDS.

The Dubuque Qowa) Herald says
that "there exists in st. Louis, Indi-
ana, Illinois, and New York City,
and scattered all over the United
States, regularly organized band
of men, who are fitted out with no.
tarial commissions, seals, and other
appliances, who have been carr wing
on the rascally business for years
of dealing in forged titles to Iowa
lands" 1t gives in detail the oper-
ations of one of the agents of this
gang, and the manner of his detec-
ton, to which is appended this
practical suggestion
I'VE would give names and resi-
deHces of men who are regarded as
among the most influential and
wealthy in their respective commu-
mites, who are engaged in the ras-
cally business of assisting to destroy
the titles to untold amounts of land
lying in Iowa, which may herein
after, in many other cases, as in the
Cox case, leave the widow and the
fatherless children of dead sires
with the chances of an almost hone
less lawsuit on their hands, instead
of an unincumbered inheritance.
We would suggest as a matter of
prudence to nonresident owners of
Iowa lands that they spply by let
ter to the Recorders of the different
counties, asking information of
them if any changes are evident on
their records in their chain of title,
for it is asserted that since the dis
covery of these mysterious frauds
has been made known, large
amount of land is being held under
forged deeds, and the estimated
amount has now swelled to the
enormous amount of 100000 acres.
lying chiefly In the northwestern
quarter of the State of Iowa."
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SheriH7s Sale.

YOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue
IN Of an order OF sale issued by the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lyon Coun.
ty, Kansas, pursuant to decree OF said
court rendered on the 4th day OF March,
A. ID. 1872, in cause wherein ]. l.. Sc
mans and John +, Jones We're plaintiffs,
and L. A. Patterson and Margaret Patter-
p. NJ, on the 9th day Of May, 1872, ut the
door OF the Court House, In said county,
offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash
the folio wing described real estate, to-wit;
The east half Of the north west quarter of
the northwest quarter, md the west half
Of the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of section (32) thirty two, in town.
ship { 18) nineteen, south of range (l3)
thirteen; the same to be sold as the prop
erty OF K. A. Patterson, at not less than
two-thirds OF its appraised value. APP
praised at $4,000 one thousand dollars,
-, JOHN BAY,
17w5 Sheriff Lyon Co., Kansas.
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LAND AGENTS.
u. BO1ToN.
Real Estate Agent,
News Block, Emporia, Ks

News Block, Emporia, Kansas,
Oners for sale the following lots:
West streeta6o, sc, 7s, 80. 81. ~, 80, 1o2,
Eqr ga s.s Sc IS, s4' II, II, 70, 50, a.
Ncosho street,, IA rs, $50, 152, 1873.
State street-24, 40, 40, ~, 40, 40, So, 60,
50, 100, 1856, lat, ! Ga, 168.
Congress street-94, %, 8S. 81, 80, q, 60,
6S, 20, 70, 10, Sc. 1O3, 166, i2o, 1859, III.
CONSTITUTION street-a, II, 81, ~, 81. 70,
%, 100, 124, 1870, 1877, ISL, 1R2. 164, 166, 16e.
Merchants street-2s, so, 1Os, 1S5, 14S,
III.
Commercial street-31, Al, 50, SO, e, 11s
1919, 131, 1872, 13S, 203, pa, 269, 342.
Eight good business lots on 9th avenue
Mechanics street,, 80, 50, 90, 90, 70, 50
147, 1853, 165, IA.
!, Market rs s5FeesT1a, 81, 30, 20, 12s, 1870
Union street-s4, 80. 6s, 30, 1855, 1913.
Exchange street-16. A, 4s, 4S, SO, "a
20, rs, II, 1o2, 1O4, 119, 1S1, IA, 1852, 1888.
Cottonwood street-S3. 4S. 40, 40, 81: 50
SO, 81, IS, II, IS, SO, 101, ISo, west half o
Sylvan streets, 50, $50, 1872, 154, lat
149, 1874, 1913, 14s, 10l, los, %, 81, Al, a, 81
East etreet1S3, Pr, g. So lol' I2s. f$a.
The above list includes some Of the bss
corner lots in the city. ! am authorised
to sell some Of the above lots on time
Business and dwelling houses for sale
SALE adjoiainr +aa near Ehs s ETY. 10y a 10
in all parts OF Lyon county for sale 70
cash or on time. Deeds, MORTGAGES, &c.
| drawn and acknowledgements taken
Call on or address, e. BORTON,
feb2Stf EmporIa, Kansas.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to solomon HI. Dodge
i that he has been sued by Elijah r.
keightly in the District Court OF Lyon
county, Kansas, in an action wherein the
said Elijah T. KeightlY is PLAINTIFF and
solomon II. Dodge is defendant, Said
plaintiffs petition is filed in said court,
and said defendant must answer said Pc
utlen on or before the 10th day OF June,
1872. or said petition will be taken ms true
and judgment rendered against said de-
feudant for restitution OF the south east
quarter OF ReCtion No. 8, township No. 10.
range No. IL in Lyon county, Kansas, and
for costa
PEITON l. GILLETT.
1SWS Attorneys for PlSknNiCs
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SheriF,s Sale.

NOTIOE is hereby given that by vfr-
IN tue OF an order Of sale issued by the
Clerk Of the District Court of Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, pursuant to a decree OF said
court, rendered on the 4th day OF March,
1879, in q cause wherein Lemuel John
son was plaintiff and A. l.. Paige was
defendant, will, st two O'Clock p. NJ, on
the 9th day Of May, 1872, at the door OF
the Court House in said county, otter for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot No. 10a. on Mechanics street, in the
city Of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas;
the same to be sold as the property of A.
JOHN RAY,
lIw5 Sheriff Of Lyon Co., Kansas.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE

hereby given to Solomon Ii. Dodge
4 that he has been sued by Elizabeth L.
keightley, john Il. Alexander, William
Alexander, and Mrs. - Alexander,
plaintiffs, that their petition is filed
against him as defendant in the Office OF
the Clerk OF the District Court of Lyon
county. Kansas; that said defendant. Sol
ONION fl. Dodge, must answer said peti-
ton on or before the 18th day OF June.
1872, OF said petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered against him ac-
cordinglv for restitution ofthe southwest
quarter Of section No. ., township No. 81,
Range No. IL, in Lyon county. Kansas,
and for costs.
PEYTON & GILLETT,
lSw5 Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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TAKE NOTICE

fTJHA- 4Ae .deplIeats receipts. No. 100
! 4 sne 1els fgr thee pre-emption en-
try o. ths n .half OF sec. 4. township p,
range east q 9Th pTi1cipa al meridian is
susd at gAugpsta Kansas, and bearisg
oate Nay IL a. y. 1871, have been lost or
made Tor the Fefundiag OF the purchase
money PAID On thoss- receipts.
Pres. COuebnrg Towa CO.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

l.. G. Anderson, Plaintiff,
VS..
n. j. Burdick, Defendant.
Before Joseph Frost, ]. p, Fremont
tp-, Lyon county, KansaA
NJ J. Bardick, defendant in said above
An emitted cause, will take notice that
on the 10th day Of April, A. d. 1872, JOS
eph Frest, Justice OF the Peace in and
for Lyon county, state OF Kansas, issued
an order Of attachment in said cause
against said defendant, for the sum Of five
dollars and eight cents. and the said cause
will be heard at the office Of said Justice
In Fremont township, on Monday, the 9th
day Of May, 1879, a. 40 o'clock a. m.
1S-20% L. G. ANDERSON,
TINE creditors OF Robert Milliken are
l. hereby notified that at O'Clock q. m.
on the 18th day of August A. ID. 1872, in
the court room Of the court house Of Lyon
couaty, Kansas, the same being the coun-
ty seat OF said county, 4, John W. Truit,ss-
eignee of the property of the said Miliiken.
for the benefit of his creditors. will attend
IN person and will remain in attendance ON
said day and during two consecutive days
| thereafter, between the hours of 8 O'Clock
| .. m. aud o o'clock p. m, on
| each OF said days, publicly to ad-
Just and allow claims duly presented by
| said creditors against said Robert MILF
ken, at which time and place all SAID
ersdi tors are required to attend and lay
before me the value and amount OF their
demand, and any creditor failing TO do SO
will be preeiuded from any benefit OF said
| assigned estate. JOHN w. TRUlT,
1921 Assignee of Robert Millikeh.
Dissolution of CO-Partnership
TINE partnership heretofore existing
Il uuder the name of North & Shelmirg
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent
| Oh. NORTH,
A. II. SHELMIRE.
The business will hereafter be eonduc
ted at the old stand by Z. ii. North, whC
Is authorized to receive and pay all debts
18w4 C. Ii. NORTH.
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DISSOLUTION

"HE eo-partnership heretofore existing
Il between c. E. Kelsey and Frank Ker-
nochan, known as Kelsey & KernOehan, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
b. c. Z. KELSEY.
Emporia, April IS. 1872. 1919
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,osr.c. a.1ssogs1; K.ssas4 ln.As I,

THE Annual Meeting ofstoekholders or
- the Missouri. Kansas q Texas Rail-
said company, In Parsons, Kansas, on the
15fk day OF Nay, 1872, for the election OF
Directors, and for such other business as
may be presented 10 said nzeetinx.
:. 1913. .H.B-HESSON. Sec,Y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-10

surely and efIsetually control them The tes-
timony Of our best citizens, of all classes, e.
tablshcs tho fact, that CHERnr fECLonAL
will and does relieve AMI cure the hin'cuiG
disorders OF the Throat and Lungs oeyohu nny
other medicine. The most dangerous alice
lions OF the Pulmonary Organs yield TO us
power: and cases of C0nSamptiou- cufei
by this preparation, are publieIy KNOWN so
remarkable rs hardly TO DO believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. AS rem
sdy II Is adequate, ON which the pablo may
rsly for full protection. BY curing Coughs
the forerunners OF more serious disease, u
saves unnumbercd lives, and an AMOUNT OF
suffering not to be computed. IL chnhengrS
trial and convinces the most Sceptical.
Every family should keep 1t on hand rs
protection against the early and unperceived
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met ut iirst, but which become incura-
bic. and too oftcn fatal, IL neglected. lender
lungs need this defence: nnd II Is unwlsc 10
be without Il. As n safeguard 10 children
amid the distressing diseases which bcset the
Throat and Chest Of childhood. CHERRY
PICTORIAL Il Invaluable; for, by It's timely
use, multitudcs are rescued from premature
graves, and saved to the love and affection
centred on them. Il acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, recurring Honnd anu
Misunderstanding sleep. No one will Suiier
troublesome Influenzn and painful Bron-
ehitis, when they know how easily they can
be cured.
Originally the product Of long, labOrions,
aud successful chemical investigation, no cost
or toll Is spared in making every bottle Ia the
utmost possible perfection. II may he cont-
IDENTIFY relied upon possessing all the viz
tuea il has ever exhibited, aud capable OF
producing cures memorable Us the greatest
IL hrs ever effected.
PREPARED BT
DR.. !. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EvEkYwHERE.
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The Wichita Eagle is troubled
with blue-bottIed fies.
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN Of an order of sale issued by the
Clerk OF the District Court Of Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, pursuant to 8 decree Of said
court, rendered on the 23d day Of January,
1872, in q cause wherein Cora Bell Nickel
and Jenny Nickel, minors, by +. w. Hirth,
guardian, and Chester q. Nickel, by Thom-
ASkiordon, guardian, were plaintiffs, and
William Nickel, Frederick Nickel and
Hettie Nickel were defendants, I viii, at
IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the 9th day of May,
1872, At the door Of the Court House in said
county, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: Commencing at a point on
the west lipe OF sec, I, tow nship II, range
Is, in Lyon county, Kansas, 50 rods north
Of Gouth- vest corner Of the northwest "a
OF said section; thence east 80 rods; thence
south so rods; thence west II rods te
creek: thence up the center OF said creek
10 west line Of said section; thence north
TO place Of beginning, containing II acres
southeast quarter Of section l., township
the cast end Of said 80 ncres east OF line
drawn, commencing at point 29z rods
west Of the southeast corner OF said 50
acres; thence north 50 rods to center OF
creek; thence down center Of creek to
north line Of said 80 acres, containing 05
e0-loe acres, more or less; the same to be
sold - the property OF said plaintiffs and
defendants, and proceeds or sale to b8
divided among said plaintiffs and defend
ants according to their respective shares.
Appraised 1t $500.
JOHN BAY,
l7H5 Sheriff OF Lyon county. Kan.
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Manufactured ard for, sale by WEIR
PLOW COMPANY, MONMOUTH. ILL.
WefrsS CIIIt1VatOF Ahead of
All Others, having been decided
by the patent office to be the first
eultivator that admits Of moving the
vertical direction, at the same time hold.
ing them in an erect position during op.
Grafton, without other means Of support.
There are Over $4,000 I'm USes
It eultivates the ground deeper than any
other machine Of the kind. We use moth
ing but Special Cast Steel, and each blade
is highly tempered and warranted to
scour. We receive many letters from Tar.
meFs each year testifying they raise more
corp per aeFe with the Weir than any 9th
er cultiEator they can get, praisihg is
general good guaiEtties and TsCOmEenTfiins
1t possesses many advantages over 9TH
er corn plows;
LIST. 1t is so simple that it can be cner-
ated by a boy.
Cd, BY means Of a peculiar twist in
| the Diamond ShUYels q late improve
ment, we avoid all side pressure, Wheth.
er the shoyels are set to throw dirt 10 or
| from the corn.
Sd. BY means Of our patent Evener,
we secure lower draft than any other
| Cultivator. The draft being on direct
| line from the shoyels to the horses shoul-
1
wheels, are relieved ri ell downward
pressure.
4th. By means Of patent square
frame. the knu0kIes are held In IN exact
vertical position, thereby keeping the
gangs in the same position, and prevent
Ing thai rocking motion so common with
other plows.
9Th. One man will do the work Of TIVE
with greater ease to himself and horses
and thus save the wages and board OF .
hired man, which is equal to the price Of
the machine.
9Th. The frame, beams and shankS be
ing of wood, are easily repaired, and d.
not spring and twist out Of shape whsI
meeting with resistance, IS IL common
with Wrought 4rop CnltivatoFsr
| It'll. 1t Is strong, durable, and viii
proper care will last many years.
Every P1Ow Warranted
after three days fair trial to give perfec
satisfaction, or the money refunded on
, It's PetuFns
Price &38s
FOR SALE BIZ
/ &. II. ABRAHAM, Emporia, Kan
At Roe's StoYe and TIN Shop, opposit
Post Office. mar16-2m
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NOTICE.


TIE s sJopt o ST nxssAs' SIS
In the District Court OF the Fifth Judicial
District, sitting in and for said county
+ and state.
~. K. Finley, Plaintiff,
WIN. II. B aughmsn, and
50 BAughman, his wife,
(whose first name IL un-
known Defendants.
NXYILLIAM Il. RAUGHNAN and -
w Bsughman, his wife, (whose first
naNe IL unknown,) OF the state Of Indi-
ena, will take notice that j. X. Finley, OF
the county Of Lyon and state Of Kansas,
did. on the tenth day Of April, A. ID. 1872,
die his petition In the District Court with
IN and for the county of Lyon and state OF
Kansas, against the said William II.
Baughman and - Baughman, his wife,
(whose first name IL unknowB,) defend
ants, setting forth that the said William
D. Baughman, gave . mortgage to the said
J-K. Finley on the following described
land, to-Wit: Lot number two p, OF Sec
hoe two ~ township eighteen l8 J, range
ten (lO), eortaIning Afty-sIx 96 100 acres
more or less. Also, sixty rods in width
east and west, CT the north side Of south.
west quarter Of section two (z), township
eighteen Slsl, range ten coy, containing
OF way granted 20 the u. p. s. b. railroad
company, Also the following described
Pies OF timber land situated In said eoun-
y, viz: Commencing at the northeast
corner o. the northeast quarter of the
south-west quarter Of section four I4),
township eighteen (1Sl, range ten (iOL
running thence south twelve rods, thence
west eighty rods, thence north twelve
rodss thence east eighty rods 70 the place
Of beginning, containing SIX acres in said
county ofLyen, t. secure the paymeHt OF
two thousand eight hundred and ffty
dollars (S2,S50l. according 10 certain
Pfomlssory notes referred 20 in said mort
gage, and praying that said William II.
Banghm1n may pay said sum now claimed
y be due, with interest thereon from the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1871, at the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, or that
said premises be sold4o pay the same; and
the said William II. Baughiaan and -
Baughman. his wife. (whose 1rtt name is
Unknown. are hereby notified that they
are required 70 appear and answer said
petition on or before the 18th day Of June,
a: y. 1877 or the said petition will be
taken as true and judgment thereon will
De rendered acccrdingiy.
J. Il. FINLEY.
By W. II. sKINNER, hts Attorney.
April 18th, A. ID. 1872. 17HR
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Ayers
Cherry PectOral,

70, ri..a.aa of the Thront and Lungs,
suoh As Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
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Among TIE grent
discoveries az mod
ern scienc :. few are
OF more real value
to mankind than
this eGectual REIN
c,ly for NIL diseases
Of the Throat and
Lung~. A. vast sri-
nj OF its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that IL does
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The business will hereafter be eonduc-
ted at the old stand by Z. ii. North, who
is authorized to receive and pay all debts
lSw4 C. Ii. NORTH.
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VIM. B. JONES,
APP P 4 MOn'
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-09

We are pleased to note that the police au-
thorities of New York city are taking active
steps for the suppression of obscene and
other vile publications in that city. During
the years Of corrupt rule there, this branch
of infamy has tlourished to a grievous ex-
tent. Scores of the vilest miscreants have
been engaged in the publications, or sale of
obscene books, papers, pictures, etc., and
these abominable publication are openly
advertised in all the sporting papers, anL
by hundreds Of otherwise reputable news
papers in various parts Of the country.
The postal laws of the country are
deemed adequate for the virtual suppress
sion of this villainous class of publications,
providing the postal authorities can have
the cooperation of municipal and State
authorities. But this cannot be accom-
plished without the active cooperation of
the press. A simultaneous movement on
their part would suppress this iniquity in
one months time. But the evil is confined
chiefly to Northern cities, and New York
has been the chief centre of the fostering
iniquity. Down with the abolnination.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-09

IT IS a somewhat strange fact that of
our numerous debts matured several years
since, there still remain large amounts out
standing which have never been called for.
Of the principal of the debt Of 1887, there
remain s57 ,e65 in the Treasury. Of all
loans heretofore matured there remains in
the Treasury the large sum of sc, l7O, 875.
1t is supposed that a large part of the
bonds and other outstanding balances have
been destroyed by fire, shipwreck and
otherwise, while heirs Of dead owners Of
such securities do not know where they
were put for safe keeping.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-09

The election Of Lerdo de Tejada as
President Of Mexico IS not more auspicious
by reason OF the great unanimity by which
1t was achieved, than it is on account Of the
character of the man. He is a civilian, as
was also Juarez, aud was lately Minister
to this country. His policy is that Of
peace, and contemplates internal tranquil
ity, the extension of national indu. try, re-
preston of local revolutions and amicable
relations with this country.
Sr. Tejada is a man of more culture and
observation than Juarez, but OF less origi-
nality and force of character. The peace
fdl nature of the election is favorable to his
administration, and it may be hoped that
he will succeed better than his predecessor
in smothering the revolutionary sentiment
of that people.
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A NEW CINCINNATI ENTERPRISE.

An association just formed in Cincinnati
offers to guarantee that they will furnish
block coal there within four months, and
bituminous equal to Youghiogheny within
nine, at nine and twelve cents per bushel.
This is to be done by constructing o rail-
road up the valley of the Big Sandy, in
Kentucky, from near Cattellsburg, on the
Ohio, to be connected with Cincinnati by
rail in one year.
AT the Virginia State line the road is to
connect with another running from Saltyille
through east Tennessee to Ashyille and
Greenville, North Carolina, making direct
route to Columbia, Augusta, &c. The
road pierces country rich in copper, coal,
cotton, white Pine, iron, and lumber Of
various kinds. The enterprise seems based
upon individual character, and only asks to
have the purchase of 10, 900, 900 bushels Of
It's coal annually guaranteed. 1t is GER
tainly bold stroke, and one that will be
attentively considered out Of city limits.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-09

THERE is every reason why our mechan-
les, artisans and laboring men should here
after identify themselves with the Republi-
can party in Virginia. 1t is the party Of
progress as well as protection TO American
industry, and all the great interests which
stimulate them to activity and enterprise
are dependent upon the encouragement
given by the Republican party. At no pc
riod of our history have the skill, labor
and industry Of the working-classes been
more handsomely remunerated than under
the Republican rule of to-day. This is an
undeniable fact, and it is due to the policy of
the Republican party which has protected
American industry, and not suffered it to
be thrown into competition with that of
the low-wages governments Of Europe.
This is the whole secret Of our industrial
thrift in this country, and the entire credit
is due to the Republican party. The Demo-
cratic heresy of free trade would undo all
this in an hour, were it suffered to get the
mastery in our national councils. The
more intelligent mechanics, artisans, md
laboring men see this, and their votes in
the election just past would indicate that
they are as firmly grounded in the princi-
pies of protection as the ablest states
men in our party.
But the Republican party has another
strong claim upon their support in the sue
cesstal establishment Of financial system
which not only guarantees currency Of
equal value in every quarter O. the Repub-
lie, but successfully guards against those
commercial panics and violent financial
shocks which are more or less frequent in
all countries where the government does
not hold the balance of monetary power in
its own hands.
Good times, steady and good pay, eco
nomical government, with peace and pros
perity on all sides, are the work Of wise
legislation and an honest administration in
all countries. Every man who prizes these
should give his vote and influence to the
party by whose administration they are
secured, or to the party which is to WELD
the power of the government for the next
Jour years.