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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

Virginia City, Nevada, June 29.-A
terrible explosion of nitro Glycerine and
giant powder occurred near the corner
of Taylor and b streets, killing ten per
sons and wounding many others. a
large number OF persons are missing,
and all probably buried beneath the
debris. The explosion of six cans OF
nitro-glycerine is the supposed cause of
the disaster, the conclusion OF which
caused secondexplosion Of fifty pounds
of giant powder.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05
FARMERS,
KlE. NOuTIlC E
OF THE
ELEBR ATED
E NJ p | II T.
Threshing Machine.

TN offering this Machine for the season
l. Of 1873. we take pleasure in armour.
cling To Farmers and Threshesmen that
our THRESHER AND SEPARATOR
has proven equal, IL not superior, 10 all
others IN 'hreshing fast, light running.
and 10 cleaning and saving grain. No
expense will be spared TO secure dora
biIi'y and efficiency. In qsslny. Sub
staniial construction, ability TO ibre,h
rapidly and thoroughly. this machine
stands UsRivALLED. We msnsfseiure
Three Sizes, and ere prepared to furnish
al manufacturers prices the
BEST THRESHING ENGINES.
Descriptive Catalogues furnished on %.
plicstion. For Circular AMI Price List
address .ts.. 80 - rstffs
leM CARVER Il FLANAGAN. ~
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Or MCKNIGHT q ROHRER,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05
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GRAIN SEPARATOR.
mAKER'S Double Screened Fan Mil
~ and Gain Separator, the best Fan
in use. manufactured by ii. NJ. Baker,
Winchesirr.
DUKE e. GALLAHER. Agents.
Charlesio1n.
July 3 CIV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

The building of narrow guage (three
feet track railroad, to connect the town
of Romney, in Hampshire county, with
the Baltimore Il Ohio Rrailroad, Is III
rapid course of construction, and will, II
is thought, be completed by the first OF
January. This is, we believe, the first
road of the kind yet projected in this
State, and costing only about $4,000
per mile to build it, and at least two
thirds less to run it than the ordinary
roads of the country cost.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

THE LATE MASONIC CELEBRATION
The Loudoun Enterprise says:--"About
two thousand dollars were added to the
circulating medium Of Hamilton and its
neighborhood by the masonic turnout
The w. O. II. Il. picked up about scv-
en- hundred from the same source. Such
things pay when you get them up right
1t was said by Col. Withcrs, that Ham
ilton Lodge needed about one thousand
dollars for their Temple building fund.
We understand that they realized that
day, over five hundred of that amount
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

On the first of this month the new
postage stamps came n,bcaring proiilcs
and colors thus: l cent, Franklin, blue;
2 cent, Jackson, Brown: 3 cent, Wash
ineton, green; 6 cent Lincoln, red; !
cent, Stanton, vermillion; 10 cent, Jefi-
erson, chocolate; - cent, Clay, purple;
Is cent, Webster, orange; "a cent, Scott,
80 cent, Hamilton, black, 90 cent, Perry,
carmine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

1t is reported that within the past
few days the discovery has been made
that all the archives in the War De
partment relating to the secret history
of the late civil war, have been stoleE-
when and by whom does not appear.
The archives stolen covered period Of
time extending from the first battle OF
Bull Run to the surrender Of General
Lees army.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

On last Friday morning, as Eliza
Cooper, colored, of Brucetown, Va.,was
crossing the Opequon near that place
with her two little cbildren,one OF them
slipped off the log and was drowned be-
fore he could be rescued.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

The mail from LoredO brings news
that 4 largenumber Of Kickapoo Indians
are encamped on the Mexican side OF
the Rio Grande,a few miles from there.
1t it suppose they are waiting for the
river to fall to make raid on that place.
Preparations were in progress for a
vigorous defense. These Indians have
been in the habit Of making incursions
in that section, robbing ranches, killing
settlers, ard escaping into Mexico un,
punished. ...l
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

That unfortunate instiull0n.thc How
ard University, (coloreO Washington
is again the subject of injurious reports
in Washington. The charge is made
that its finances have been so mIsmari-
aged that it is nearly 100000 in debt,
although about sl,250,00O have been
expended from the public funds in Its
endowment. and that the annual expen
ses of the University exceed its income
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-05

BLAcKpEEEY WINE-Thc blackberry
is used for medical purposes, particular
ly Tor disease Of the bowels, we there
fore copy the following plan, used by
Swiss settlers in the United States, and
it is said to make the most excellent
wine To one bushel of berries put
two gallons of water, and express the
Juice; to each gallon of the liquid add
one pound of white refined sugar, Put
into cask about a peck OF freshly
burned charcoal, broken into small
pieces; then pour the liquid upon it.
Let it ferment. As soon as the fernen
tation subsidies close the cask tight and
let it remain until January or later, then
rack off and bottle, and set i: in cool
cellar. l....
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
Convicted.


Lorenzo Dow Huston has been con.
virted Of the hcinou' and disgusting
crimes with which he has heretofore
been charged by the Conference o.
the Methodist Episcopa,Church South
and formally expelled When this
community was first startled b. the
appalling charges against thi, man
We were inclined to discredit then
and wore one Of the few who appealed
for fair hearing and COOL temperate
Investigation. We reyoIted at thu
thought that any human being, vhc
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

FIRE.-On Sunday morning last
fire was communicated to the lnm-
Der surrounding Castle & Delauder's
steam saw mill, from foul chimney
near by. About 5000 feet of boards,
100 slaves and sever thousand shin
gles were destroyed. Many people
Assembled and by hard work saved
the mill property and machinery,
tho wind was very strong, carrying
fire hundred Of yards and destroving
great deal Of down timber in tho
mountain. 1t continued TO burn d.
ring Sunday night, presenting man
niGceut spectacle from the Valley
The fire reaching from the base Of the
mountain to the top. The mil is lo-
Gated on the farm Of the late James
Citing and known as Covington, SIT
uate about midway between Burket,s.
Vile and Knoxville.
ILLNESS Oh JOHN j, kUNKEL-We re-
sret to hear that this young gentleman son
of the late Hon. jacob NJ kunkel and ne
phcw Of Mr.. J. Baker Kunkcl, of Ca,octin
Furnace, who went to Florida few weeks
ago for the heDeft Of his health, had re-
lapse of hemorrhage Of the lungs few
days ago, in the beautiful land of the orange
groves, and was now lying in critical
condition. A telegram was received Nv
his wife and mother in Frederick u few
dayS since, announcing his sudden illness,
and they Immediately started for the South
to administer consolation to his bruised
spirit in the sad hour Of distress. 1t is said
he is far gone with consumption The
young, the brave, the teautitul--all all are
subject to the ills which atllict poor hu.uun
nature. There are not exempt from the
shafts Of the remorseless tyrant-dea,h
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
#arriages.

On the Goth instant, at the Lutheran
Parsonage, near Nee hanicstown, by Rev
J. Summers, Dir. JACOB WILLET TO
Miss SARAH A. MOSER, all Of near
Franklinville, Of this county.
On the 18th utimo, at the residence of
Oliver Myers III the City Of Frederick, by
the Rev Osborne lnyle, WILLIAM r.
STEINER to Mis-. AMANDA YARBO-
ROUGH, both of Frederick,
On the 10th instant, in the City Of Fred,
erck, by the Rev. John J. kaunter, Ma
POlEON B. MORGAN 20 MARY T..
BkutIIEY, both Of Fred RI K
On the 9th instant, by the Re-. A. K.
Krrmcr, JOHN ID. CRUM to Mis-. MAR.
GARET L. CREAGER, both of IT,. CO.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
RauntlSccnt Charities.

The great lihcrality and munlh-
cence Of our wealthy townsman, JOHNS
HOPKINS, Esq, have been the absorb
ing topics of conversation for several
days past. The purchase of fourteen
acre, of land in East Baltimore at a
cost of $225,000; the appropriation
Of s., 100000 for erection of a suit
able hospital or hospitals thereon,
and the devotion Of his beautiful es-
tate of 400 acres, within one mile of
the city, Tor the purposes Of Cnlver-
.ity, in which poor and deserving stu
dents from Maryland and Virginia
shall be maintained and educated
are acts OF generosity and bounteous-
ness which recall the ever blessed
names of MrDoNorGu and PEABODY
Mr.. HOPKINS has accumulated a
colossal fortune, and most worthily
is he employing it. His wealth is
now estimated to be about $2O,000,-
900, his stock in the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad alone amounting to
$4,000 shares, and worth to-day
$2,50O,OOO. Mr.. HOPKINS has never
married, but We understand has
made princcly provision for his neph-
ews and neces sixteen in number.
Mr.. HOPKINS desires that the bull
ding Of the hospitals in East Balti-
more shall be commenced as early as
practicable, and in furthersnce Of
this view has appointed the followig
building committee: FRANCIS I. KING,
JUDGE q. w. DoBBlS, DR.. ALAN Y.
SMITH, GALLOWAY CuEsvoN, john
w. GARRETT and CHARLES NJ.
.GwyHN. These gentlemen will pro-
coed at once to the prominent cities
north and east, and personally exam
mo all he hospitals OF note. They
may possibly extend their tour Of Oh
servation to Wool yich and London,
England, where there are already in
operation the most perfect and com
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

deckel Gods temple, q scourge OF
scorpions should be in the hands OF
every man woman and child in the
land, to lash him into a realization
of the lnonstrous infamy his rotten
heart and brutalzed sconcience has
Lsapsd upon his name, Desplsed'
hated, loathed by mankind, there is a
pleasure in the knowledge that the
justice Of an outraged God shall re-
quite him rs man cannot.
Sunday Telegram.
BY President Grant has been in
teryiewed at length by one of the
New York NcralIs reporters, who
reports the future policy Of the Presi.
den to be very satisfactory. There Is
to be 10 reconstruction of the Cabinet;
no new departure in the financial pol
lev Of the Governments no trouble
with Spain. Cuba is to gain her indie
pendence within the present year;
there is to be no difficulty WIN Hay
ii; the SANTANA Bay Scheme is bringing
about annexation; the Utah Saints
are about to he compelled to obey
the laws; no further trouble is antlci-
pated with Louisiana; there is to be no
change in the Indian policy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
Np..tin, QDIltID-AilT 1Y'IAsMI..M

FIFTY DOLLARS RGwARD,---On
the evening Of the 10th instant, some
malicious william drew out the third
rail of panel Of my post and ra'l
fence on Monocacy, which left " gap
sufficient for hogs Of the largest size
to pass through, and the next morn
ing the Oycrsecr found no less :n9n
twenty four large hogs besides sIaaI!
ones in my corn-iield, where they Lad
made great destruction; the thing Waa
evidently done with design, for IL ap-
pears that several other panels were
attempted, but without success: the
rail taken out was carried Oft. No"
in order to bring 80 atroc;cus an ollen-
der to Justice, ! do hereby offer the
above reward Of F'Yty NO(Icus to any
person who can give such informal
ton az will enable me to prosecute
| hun to conviction.
WILLIAM POTTS.
Frederick County, October 70, IE'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

~- OF course it is parental tvran-
nvwhenever sensible father attempts
to d lam the course Of a daughters fool
ish love, and Of course we all svmpa-
thize with the daughter when she
elopes with the man OF her choice
But sometimes the stern parent is
quite right after all, A girl Of Quin-
cy, Massachusetts, lately escaped
from the despotic restraint Of home
and went away with her lover-At
Rutland, Vermont, she woke up on
the third morning to find the man Of
her choice departed, with $3.50 and
a large assortment Of dry goods be-
longing to her.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
Pc II A Il q L; =!

THoRBUNS's LATE Rosx Po-ATrEs
yielded the past season. with oc''na:r rul-
turr, at the rate Of 500 hushs. to Il acln.
This il q new Potato; its cooking ol,a,ties
arr the same M those Of the celebrated
t.arlv Rose il shout 3 weeks later, mucn
harder, more productive, and a better
keeper than the Early Rose, Psirs 81 .op
per peck. or $500 per hu.h-l Also. for
sale, the Early Rose, Peerless. King Of the
Earies, Early Goodrich, and Monitor ut
current market prices
JOHN ROEIEK
mar l3-%w Near Me hanit .,enn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
The New Cabinet.

President Grant has nominated te
the Senate, the names Of the following
gentlemen rs members Of the New
Cabinet:
Secretary Of State-Hamllton Fish
Secretary of the Treasury-Wm, A
Richardson.
Attorney Genneral--George W.
Williams.
Secretary of War-William W.
Belknap.
Secretary Of the Navy-Georse NJ
Robson.
Secretary Of tho lntsrior-Colum
bus Delano.
Postmaster General-John A. j.
Creswell.
Assistant Attorney G.nsrsl-Johs
Goforth.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

REFUSED TO REcElvE THEIR PAY
The Hon. Mr.. Hoar Of Msssaehu,
sets, Hon. Clarkson n. Potter, and
Hon. William r. Roberts, of New
York City, members Of the 42ni Con.
gress, have declined to receive the
Extra pay Of $4,000 voted to each
member Of that iliustrious body, be-
fore the adjournment. Honor to
whom honor is due
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

Gov. WAyto, has issued proclama-
ton calling the attention Of The people
OF this State to tho Importance Of Icing
represented in International Eyposi-
ton, embracing the products Of Ag-
rioulture, Manufactures aud tbs Fine
Aria, to be held at Vienna, Austria,
witch commences on the LIT Of May,
snd closes on the 3lst Il October.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

EXPLOSION OF A PuMP.-One would
think considerable ingenuity would be
required to make pump explode
Nevertheless it has been accomplished
by an Indiana man, who built a fire
around the iron pipe Of his pump,
which WAS frozen solidly from the sur
face of the ground upwards. In due
course of time lis pump went off,
scattering thing generally and severe
ly shaking his dwelling house, which
was near by. The ingenious Hoosler
still lives to relate his experience
with pumps.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
Frederick County, October %, II"

A finished life-a life which has
made the best Of all the material
granted to it, and through which, be
it's web dark or bright, its pattern
clear or clouded, can now be traced
plainly the hand of the great Designer;
surely this is worth living for! 1t has
fulfilled its appointed course, and re-
turns to theGlver Of breath pure as he
gave it. Nor will he forget when he
counteth up his Jewels.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

feg. An enraSel father attacked q
teacher while he was taking his noon
lunch in his school house, in Ohio, 4
few days ago, and knocked him down
with II chair. The teacher recovered
his feet, and attempted to escape by
the door, bat he found it had been
locked BY the mans son. lie then
turned upon his assallant, and stab
bed him five times with his pocket
knife with which he had been cutting
hi. fool. The wounds are probably
ist,I, bat the teacher has been dis
CHARGED from arrest, after An eInmi.
nation, and is continuing his school Al
II nothing had happened.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

Es- We greet the arrival in our
midst in large numbers of Robin Red
breast with his gay pnmagc and his
piping las 6. -.erry spring tunes.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

sG- What they don't get IN Lon
don, Paris or Constsntinople in
March-Fresh Huck cherry pies.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

reA- Several communications an
avoidably postponed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
sN- We understand that gentle

man from Baltimore intends putin.
up a Gaming factory in this place
20 can hucheIberries, black berries
peaches, cherries, raspberriss, etc.
TO ship them to Calcutta in the Eas
Indies, and to Manila, in the Philli
pine Islands. The enterprise it is be
.leved will pay well.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

n<a- Johns Hopkins, Of Baltimore
owns 10000 shares in the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, the estimated
vaIu. OF which is $2.5000O0.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

rsa- Fifty thousand dollars is the
sum desired for lac bronze statue Of
Horace GresIe-,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

By" The Editor OF the Liberty
EWurr has in his possession the oldest
press ever used in this country. And
we have in our Sanctum the oldest
papers, the .Nnv'1,,3 Gromrlr, "
l7S5 published by MatrjIia. Blrtsis,
the '.Nury}and Gu;e'ts, 1892, pub
lished by ditto; "the /tlrru} gazette,
1896 published by ditto; the Rights
of Nan, 1879 and 1900, published by
John Winter. tie icy I,"S, pub
lshei by John D. Cary the "I,,de-
pend,M lotindt5,', lS06 and 1907,
published By WIN. +. Underwood;
the "RepuJHean AlcocaH', 1903
published by John b, Colyin; the
FREDERICK Torn Uruld, l5o2, pub.
lshed by john =. Thomson; the
"Wun Utuler," 1872 and l&l1, pub
lished by Charles Malsheimer; the
".S'ar Of T'63ro1ism and Enqjne Of
LIBERTY" lSli and lhl6, published
By Charles Sewer; the N,yubIrn,
Clbsrn" lS2l-29, published by Geo
W. Sharp the "IohIieol Eron'jner,
1914 and 1927, published by Samuel
Barnes; the 'EYu5!i,an Go:cHr, 1924
published by Robert Richie: and the
"htellcet,lol Rcga1e a''d Ercn19Con'-
1anio0 spirited oli-hand sheet,
1922 and lS25, published every Sat
urday in Frederick, ay Geo. Richard
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22
THE DAILY Sun, sc A YEAR,

A prcenneHt)v'r no now.pspor wiz, 49,
larz.s. rrn.n;un IN the wo.ni FREQ, ind"-
rcni"nt, AID fearless IA roIitirs. | tho navs
Iroh ev rywhurn. Twn e,uGs copy by a,a!l.
60 Cents q Glonth. or SO 4 year.
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so DOLLARS per doy

= TO 90 DOLLARS per day -
y ~ Agents wanted All classes
Of working people, of either sex. young
or old, make more money at work for US III
their spare moments, or all the time, than
at anything else. Particulars free. Address
G. STINSoN & co,
sept lly Portland, Ma.rr.
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80 -----
cuo,., n,u,oc,rro ". .re
oorr~ - I.,rn ,b,t ur ,John +
EyIsr rss;J,nr ,Ln|t :, ,oiIes NORTH
. -, i,r, o ~, ~. WooI .hnrn,
r.,i 'r1;Ia ,;,,;n', dawn t;rnhar on,
Tr',rsI,r ~flayt 'S..I, L,1 ,ba mis-.
fortune to have tree tai on MN ana
dI'Iocats his lett shouIder, ronr trees
had " lodged, and he and Mr.
Charles W. smith We're cutting them
down. "heN may le,I ana " nm"
struck MN PACK OF me shou'ueF with
the above result. smith had a Mario"
eseape.--L'b''fy bo"""T.
CAI1 Accrrytp The Rev NIL.
Shulord OF Winchester, Va, has re-
cejyed and accented call from the
Reformed co,Grert,on at Burkitts-
viii. and will enter upon the duties
Of the charge next month,
SALE or a FINE fAhH,-- l'a'' week
our lrieh' Mr. JACOB ' summer,
farm Of Mr.. John Cassju. two miles
fro,, III, c;,v vol ;,,nrovad and
- 0''' ''''' w., 90, ,nr
containing ~" aclcs' 4ol 2il, lV,'
including II acrss OF timber land.
This is considered fine bargain.
Nu,uky,,I Union.
1,o,,x, Vr,, From ths o,r,,
days Of December until within the last
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

Gov VIM. Tinkney Whvte and
Gen. VIM. Tecumseh Sherman have
promised to attend tho fair Of the
Carroll county Agricultural Society
next fall, if circumstances will permit
A Frederick city gentleman
who attended the Inauguration al
Washington City, on the Attn Of March
lost his gold watch and chain.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

\ Se~ .peper Of tao Present Tinee.
!rirTdcl Cor People Now on En- rth.
!nc!a" Z Farme y MecAa.ics Mc-chann. FRO.
:er cca EHa. y tIns. r7!2Ecrs. ial Ms.
hrr ot iione-t fol.a "a! tho h.ve.. Soma a,si
I'Sa.atdrt OF 81 ,aca
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N<aM;.

II Obituary notices exceeding FIsK Lives
will not appear in The Clarion uul.- paid
for At the usual rate. in advance
On the 9th instant, in Paris, L,urh, II
county. Kentucky, JAMES J. 81 Hell.
, BERGER, in tAd 34th ,ear of h;,a ;r.sa
OF j d. Eirhelberger, formerly OF this GO.
On the 9th instant. in Frederick LAURA
KATE, daughter Of Louis VI aud Laura
Y. lIildebrand, aged year. II NOS aal
23 DAYS
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nar The Spanish peasants have
curious ideas of what constitutes a
Republic, Notwithstanding Spain had
and now has the oldest Republic in
the world. 1t is small extent Of
country located in her mountainous
regions, older than San Marine, in
Italy. In Andalusia, however, they
are clamorirg !ora division Of proper
~ on Communist principles. while in
Catalonia workmen demand arms, less
hours for work, ana higher wages.
This kind Of ignorance is sure to lead
to trouble, sooner or later, Republic
or no Republic. Many express
doubts as 10 tho stability Of the Span
irh people fora Republican form Of
government. The Spanish Cabinet in
favor OF Republication Wa. chosen al
most unanimously by The National
Costca, but how long it will last is an
other question: The permanen. fixed
ness Of government in tina! country is
evidently not yet. There i. trouble
brewing, and there is 10 ;.,.in, what
day MY bring forth. L i.ssid BY
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