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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-15
An Irish Limerick Jury's Verdict.

At the Limerick sessions recently, the
Jury, after quarter of an hours absence.
returned into court I'VE find him not
guilty"
Chairman-Are you unanimous in your
verdict
Foreman-We are, your worship. We
are nine to three. Great laughter
Chairman-This is not a proper verdict.
Foreman-We first decided, your wor-
ship, that the minority should be ruled by
the majority before going into the merits
of the case. We then became all unani-
nous in the end. Laughter
Chairman-But how can you be unan-
imous when you say that you are nine to
three
Foreman-Your worship, l took down
those who we're for finding him guilty, and
those who were for acquiting him, and the
minority agreed to the verdict Of the ma
jority.
Chairman-Oh, 60 inside. Each Of the
three men who were in the minority, are
they Of the opinion that this man is
guiltyl Go inside and let them agree
about it. | want to hear no more of your
deliberations. Go inside and let them
hhU Iiio1 lhls Ahah ulu not strlke the pros
ecutor.
The jury then retired, and after a few
minutes re-entered and handed in a YER
dict, "Not guilty"
Chairman Ito the jury y)-Gentlemen, you
have agreed to your verdict. You say
that the prisoner is not guilty.
Foreman-We do.
Chairman-Is that the verdict Of the
whole of youl
Sevetal jurors-Yes, your worship.
Chairman-Discharge the prisoner Now
Ito the prisoner) l hope if you ever come
here again you will not get off 50 easy.
Prisoner-It is my first offense, and it
will be my last Loud laughter, in which
the whole court joined.
Chairman-But the jury say you have
done nothing at all. Laughter
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-15

:" Why do you set your cup Of coffee on
the chair, MIR. Jones II said worthy land.
lady one morning at breakfast. d" 1t il 20
very weak, madam, thought would iot
it rest"
Does one woman in fifty I'LL the lower
half Of her lungs with air n il the nterr
inquiry Of . sznit-ry exchange. The ed
an infu..-.Sed mother-in-law.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-15

TINS h... be- organ lai unler chuter granted hy the
SiAit ai l.... a.i Sll conduct regular Savings
Bank hl..l...
y e.I f.,. rr.e.,r m ,nr, f,r investment l first
nurt-l-.. nl .th.r -.,oi ,.curtie,
l, "'- .'r i'' -'t, subject tu cheek pu Nhicl ul
int -rsef aNN Ha 4ii.At.l
u "ii r".- >t'Nn-> deposits and pa, ,iN per cent.
Interest. ~l'I,. tH tne rule. .i the Bank
'uilry'I't, utiu p-.fut "a. D. t.,ble Iu all point,
iu the u.t .l state. ami iulda,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
Tragic End OF a Robber.

The town of Chillicothe, Missouri,
was thrown into state of great excite
ifent on the night of the goth ult., by
All attempt to rob the savings bank OF
that place.
Smith Rambo, a large, powerfulman,
about fifty-fve years, lived about miles
south of Chillicothe, and was ostensibly
farmer. He had wife and two sons
at home, land bright interesting daugh-
ter at school in town. During the war
he was active as a loyalist in marauding
and bushwhacking among the families
of those who were on the other side.
After the war he became an active and
prominent republican politician, but
strange rumors began to float about
concerning him. He employed a good
many hands and rented portions of his
farm to tenants, many Of whom were
believed to be had characters.
Finally he laid plan to rob the saw
ings bank, and in making his arrange
ments with some OF his gang he discov
cred that he was overheard by young
man named Brunk, who had been in his
employ. He then made confidant Of
Brunk, who agreed to aid IN the enter
prise. He, however, acted as detective,
and revealed the whole scheme to the
cashier, McWilliams, and the assistant
cashier, Cooper. After some delay the
execution of the plan was attempted ON
the night of the Doth. That day Ram
DO drove to town in his wagon in COM
pany with Brunk and two others named
Monroe and Mauseau. Rambo loafed
about and made himself agreeable until
evening, when, under pretense OF going
out of town couple of miles to stop
with friend, he hitched up his team
and with his companions drove out into
the country. After going short dis
lance they concealed the horse and
wagon among some underbrush and be-
tween 10 and IL o'clock at night pro-
ceeded towards McWilliams house,
about half mile out of town. They
had thoroughly disguised themselves
by backing their faces and wrapping
their heads in Grape. In the meantime
McWilliams had prepared for their re-
ception. Six well armed men had been
concealed in the bank, and eight more,
including the officers Of the bank, were
with McWilliams in his house. The
night was dark and starless. AS they
approached the house Rambo remarked
that they must tie McWilliams, take
him to the bank and make him open
the vaults and then kill him. Rambo
and Brunk stepped on to the portlco
and called for McWilliams, saying that
a friend wanted to see him. AT this
the window shutters were thrown open
and Brunk jumped inside, firing at Ram
DO as he did so, while several other
shots were also fired. Rambo fell and
died Immediately, the other two ran but
were pursued and arrested. They are
poor men with large families, and are
believed to have been in measure fore
ed into it by their employer. The body
of Rambo was taken to the court house
where it was viewed by the surprised
citizens and then given to his SONS, who
are not believed to have been privy to
A. al,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
The Career Of Great Remedy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since ii wss
briefly announced that new vegetable tonic
aud Alternative, bearing the name OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, had been added 10 the list OF
preventive and restorative remedies. The mod
est advertisement which invited attention to
The preparation stated that il had been used
with great success in private practice as cure
for dyspepsia bilious complaints, constipation
and intermittent fever. 1t was soon discovered
that the article possessed extraordinary proper
ties. The people, Of every class, tested lis
merits as tonic, s,lmuant, corrective ana
restorative, and found thatits effects more IMAM
fulfilled their hopes and expectations. FROM
that time to the present its course has been up
ward and onward, and il stands to-day nj The
head of all medicines of its class, American or
imported, in the magnitude OF ITS sales, and us
reputation of safe, agreeable and potent IN
yigorant and restorative. For languor and
debility, lack of appetite and gastric disturb
ances so common during the summer months
it is absolutely infalible. Indigestion, bilious
disorders, constipation, nervousness, periodical
fevers, and all the ordinary complaints gcner-
ated by a yitiated and humid atmosphere, van
ish under its renoyating and regulating lnllu-
cnce. This is its record, ayouched by volumes
of intelligent testimony, extending over peri
cd of q fifth of century, and compromising
the names of thousands of well known citizens
belonging TO every class and calling. In Eu-
rope il is thought great thing TO obtain the
patronage Of royalty for "patent medicine"
but Hostetter's Biiters have been spontaneous
ly approved by millions OF independent soyer-
eigns, aud lis patent consists in their endorse
meDt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

For loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Depression Of Spirits and
General Debility,in their various forms,
FERRo-P mosPoRATED ELIXIR OF CALL
sAYA made by CAswELL, HAZARD ~
Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic. AS stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever
or other sickness, it has no equal. II
taken during the season it prevents fever
and ague and other intermittent feyers.
The fortunes of Washington and Lee
University are rising. Kentucky has
given s25,000 for the endowment OF 4
chair of History and Political Economy;
Missouri has subscribed nearly $4,000
for chair of Applied Chemistry; Loui-
siana, $4,000 for the chair of Modern
Languages, and Texas $4,000 for one
of Applied Mathematics. Each Profes
sorship wears the name of the State en-
downing it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
WILLOUGHBY
Gum-Spring Drill.
GREATLY I.NPROTED FOR 1873

y1l E have secured the Agency for JET
VI ierson County for this Celebrated
Gum Spring Drill, for drilling Wheat.
Oats, Phosphates and Seeds. The pnIl
has been improved from year to year I'M
Ill it is now the best manufactured, and
we do no, hesitate TO recommend and
guarantee il as such. We can point 10
Willoughby Drills in this County which
have been in use IL TO 10 years, during
which time the cost has not been SO tor
repairs. This wo cannot say OF any
Drill we have sold, or known 10 have
been. sold in the County. We mention
this to give some idea of the workman
ship of the Dill. and the Drill Of 1873 is
in every way equal or superior to any
heretofore made. Nothing bu. The best
timber and iron is used in their censiruc-
ton. This Drill is furnished with or
withou, Guano Attachment.
SHOVEL HOLSTER.
The manufacturers OF this Drill have
secured an invention from practical far
mer OF Maryland, which attached TO the
Drill enables The driver TO hois, the SHOW
els from the Drill or Ssddle.horse. thus
saving u hand to follow the Drill.
IA the Willoughby Drill does not clog
in sowing, feeding through whatever may
happen TO be in the grain, one man can
as easily attend 20 the sowing Us two.
The whole arrangement adds but lew
pounds 10 the Drill, 80 tina, having on The
Attachment or leaving j, off makes but
little difference in the weight Farmers
10 want Of this Superior Drill. should
give their orders early. Last year The
dem and could no, be supplied. PanPh-
lets and Circulars giving full instructions
and information, will be furnished by the
undersigned.
Call and examine Drill before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
Sample Drill with WIN. T. McQuil-
kin, Agent. nosr Shepherdsiown.
DUKE e. GALLAHER, Agents,
ChaIlestowD.
July 5. 1873. On
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

George Z. Deneale, an old Tenth
Laoion Democrat who has been consld-
cred "fishy" by the Conservatives Tor
some time past, is out in a long letter
to the State Journal, declaring that
"Barkis is willin." lie will accept inc
nomination of the Radical party for the
office of Governor, and be very thankful
for the favor. lie bids strongly, deciar-
inc that he voted for Grant and Is III
accord with the Administration
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

The storms of last week, were unpar-
alleled in Ohio and Indiana. The teie-
graph poles were generally Frustrated
and many of them struck by lightning
Trees and chimneys were blown down
in Dayton, Ohio. At Green Lake, Wis
consin, a number of pleasure seekers on
the lake were struck by the storm, their
boats capsized, and twenty persons
drownel
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

Hon. Geo. G. M'Duffy, distinguish
ed statesman of South Carolina was
once riding 10y farm house in that
State when spied woman milking a
cow and little boy holding the ears OF
the calf. He bowed to the lady and
bowed to the boy, and remarked to the
bow: "My lad, think you ought to
pull off your hat to an elderly gentleman
like myself" The boy replied: ''Well,
sir, if you will jest git off and hold this
calf III pull off my hat TO you The
gentleman went straight to the woman
and begged the boy from her, and that
how became the United States Senator
and Governor, George G. McDutfy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

After bevy of children in Somer-
Vile, Tenn, had fooled with revolver
for half an hour without accident, the
oldest brother became disguised at the
harmless character of the sport, and,
arranging his little playmates in sin
Gle group, he fired into them, killing
One On brother, wounding another in the
arm and shooting off his sisters nose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
w A n Il f ID I!
3 5 900 Cross Ties
FOR THE
SHEN. VAL. RAILROAD,
BETWEEN
Shepherdstown and Charlestown.

A LII persons having Cross Ties for sale
II can dispose OF them by addressing
tie undersigned a, Wildwood, Clarke
County, Va.
Wine Oak. Chestnut Oak. Spanish
Oak, Chestnut, Walnut, or any other
timber cqu lily as durable can be used in
making them. They must be feet
long. hewed on Two sides. straight. but
ted, the bark taken off. and show face
6x8 inches. two-lhirds 8 inches and one
third inches-and be 6 inches thick.
Persons applying to my agent. John
ii. little. Shepherdsiown, can be IN
formed OF price given. &c.
U. l.. BOYCE.
May l3 f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

Judge John c. Underwood of 1 the
United States District Court for Viz
ginia, has written a letter, published IN
the Alexandria (Va) Sentinel, III which
he advocates the election of General
Henry A. Wise for Governor OF that
State. The Judge recognizes three great
reformers in history-St. Paul, Martin
Luther and Henry A. Wise. Modesty'
perhaps, prevented him from mentioning
a fourth-John C. Underwood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

A horse belonging to John Moore, a
colored man, living near North Fork
Loudoun county, Va, was bitten by a
mad dog several weeks ago, and recent
w manifested evidence of a rabid AMI
NAL. in attempting to bite whatever
came within his reach during the con
t;nuance of his spasms. In the absence
Of his fits of madness he was as guiet
and docile as usual. He was killed by
bis owner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

Mr.. S. Bentz, of Hoods. Mills, Car
roll county, Md, has invented aprocess
by which the whole of the wheat ker,
mel, except the coat of slick, is reduced
to flour, thereby saving fifteen hundred
pounds in every hundred bushels. A
first class Touring mill has been put IN
operation in Maumee, Ohio, in which
MIR Bentz's process is used.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

There were ninety-seven wrathful
women in New Orleans the other day,
ninety-eight mothers having taken their
darlings to baby show.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

The Democrats OF Baltimore nave
unanimously re-nominated Hon. Joshua
Vansant, present incumbent' as a can
didate for reelection to the ONCE Oh
Mayor OF. Baltimore: -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

Mary Harris, who, it will be recol nee
ted. shot a clerk in the Treasury De-
partment named Adoniram ;: Dur BUR
rroughs, in the winter of 1854: > i ana
who was tried and acquitted in July
following, on the plea of emotional IN
sanity, escaped from the insane as ,a"
on Sunday night last, at Washington.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
DR.. Wells
EXTRACT or JURUBEBA {

EXTRACT Of JUlsUBEDA
is prepared directly from ibe SOUTH AMER
HAN PLANT, and Is peculiarly Suited 70 I'll
tbese dificuities,i will eie.nse the INITIATED
BLO0Darenelhea the LiPE-GIviNG pow
Frs and REMOVE ALI DISTRIBUTIONS
from IMPAIRED AND ENFEEBLED' Or.
gsns.
Il sbooId be freely lsken. as Jurubeba l. pro.
nouneed By medical writer's he nosi Efficient
PsnEef. ronic and Deobsssoens known 10 sis
who. range Of mcd'cinsI plants. g
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
SOMETHING VEW!

SOMETHING NEW ! -.
Z HAVE determined 10 keep "Circu-
4 ls,ing Library" OF the latest Publlca-
,ons. which the reading public can use
al 90 cents a volume, not to be KEEP, Ion
ger THAI five days. or if retained longer
at an additional charge Of ten cents per
day. None but the best aud latest works
will be bought.
JAS. E. BARNHART.
May 3
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
M0D0CS! M0DOCS.
MODOCS!

Here is the Place 10 Get the Worth Of
Your Honey!
HAVING purchased The stock o To.
Ill bacco, Snuff and Cigars OF 81 NJ.
Grouse. | am now prepared In lurnR b. at
tho most reasonable prices, the beg AT.
licle in The market. hope BY suit at
ienlion 10 business. and always keeping
the very best article OIL hand, 10 Iecei,e
share Of the public patronage.
}. NJ. COON
June %
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12


Is the most powerful cleanser, siren gthener
and remover OF GlsndoIsr 0bSlructions known
10 Nsieria Hediea.
IL 10 speeis lily adapted 10 constitutions sworn
down" and debilitsied BY the warm weather Of
Spring and Summer. when the blood is not IN
active circulation. consequently gathering i'm.
PoniIes from SlusgishDess ard imperfect &C.
tIon u tho seefoiise organs. and Is manifested
BY Tomofs, Erup,ions. BIo,ches, Boiis, Fus.
taies. Serofuls. &c, &c.
Wien weary and Ianguid from overwork
and duliness, cfcws,Dess and Inertia take tbs
place u energy and sigor, the system ned.
Tonic 10 build il up and help the Vital Forces
10 regain their reeuperative power.
10 the heat ofsuu.mer, fequsnfIy the Lises
end Sp'een DO not properly perform heir fone-
tons, The Uterine and Urinary Organs are 10.
aciire, proJuc Dg weakness Of the sionsen srd
rntesiiHes and . Predisposition 10 bilious Sc.
rsngemeDl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
NOTICE
TO
r A II NJ E II S /!

WE take this method OF notifying the
" farmers Of the County that whereas
the Chat is Objectionable TO US in the
manufacture Of paper. We will give the
straw separated therelrom preference in
buying.
ASHTON. WALKER Il co.
ShePherds,own. June % Bun
Martinsburg Statesman. Haeerssown
Mail, Rockville Journal. MiddIetown
Register. copy months and send bill TO
this office for collection.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

3TONEBRAKER'S Rat Externins-
- tor is sure shot. at
Billings Drug Store.
yUNlPER Tar Troches. IS cts. per
U box, a, FL. NJ. BilIings' DrOg Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

QHOES Il am now receiving a large
- lot OF men and boys Shoes for bar.
vesL Call and supply yours Ives al
Head Quarters. l. w. Chapiine
Z AIDES Lasting Slippers and ole La.
IA dies low quarter Gsilers and Monroe
Shoes. Call at Head Quarters.
l. w. Chapiine
I ARGE qusnfity Of HAS for farmers.
"A and all other goods in my line Call
al Head Qusriess, sdjsIning The Register
Office. L. ". Chopiine.
TUST received fine stock Of Uasves,
y Shoes. Lsdies Lasting Slopes and
Cbildren's Buuoned Shoes. and Shoes.
Boots and Hats OF al kinds. at lie ign
Of Headquarters OF the s. V. RsIliosd,
adjoining the Register Office.
June II |. w. CHAPLINE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12

IN Offering this Machine for the season
l. Of 1873, we take pleasure in announ-
cling To Farmers and Thresnermen that
our THRESIER AND SEPARATOR
has proven equal. if no. superior, TO all
others in ihreshing fast, light running.
and in cleaning and saving grain. No
expense will DO spared TO secure duTa-
bllily and efficiency. In qaaliy. sub
sianlial construction, ability To thresh
rapidly and thoroughly, this E'achine
stands UNRlvALLED. We manufacture
Three Sizes, and arc prepared to furnish
Of manufacturers prices the
BEST THRESHlNG ENGINES.
Descriptive Catalogues furnished on ap-
plicatlon. For Circular AMI Price List
address
CARVER e. FLANAGAN.
Hagors,own, Md,
Or Nick KNIGHT e ROliRER,
Local Agents.
Charlesiown, w. Va.
July 5, 1873. Pm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
APPEALS OF THE SETTLERS.

Urgent appeals of the settlers also
cave the Indian office timely warning
and advice, but there seemed to be a
blind fatality, q morbid tendency TO JUS
tifv all the acts of the savage on the
plea of wrongs committed against NM
rs if the white settlers had no rights tor
an Indian to respect. This letter Oh
Superintendent Odeneal also adds a
new phase to the conflict. lie says !;
Il have sufficient evidence to satisfy
me that there are few men in Yreka,
California, some sixty miles from LOST
river, who are to great extent,
II NOT ENTIRELY RESPONSIBLE
for the INSTRUMENTATION of Captain Jack S
band, and for the trouble with them,
There are several letters in existence
which 60 TO show that these men have
persuaded them to remain off the reser-
walton, making them believe that they
could hold the land they claim under
the pre-emption law, if they would stay
where they were, but if they went to
the reservation they would lose alright
to it, After quoting one of these dam
aging letters the superintendent contin-
ues: s.The friends and councillors re-
ferred to by Captain Jack have supplied
the Indians with the best Of guns and
an abundance of ammunition, to enable
them to remain off the reservation.
They will of course find great fault
with the authorities for interfering with
their customers. They have evidently
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-12
NOTICE
TO
T'aX Payers
L II S L " D TT G E!

VaIIE former SherifFs having received
4 orders from the County Court at IFS
last session, ION account OF demand for
funds to pay expenses Tor building new
Couri House and Jail. and other pressing
demands TO collect all back taxes for The
year 1872. forthwith. hereby inform
ell persons who yet owe taxes 70. thai
year that my orders are perempiory. and
u such sie not paid a, once ] will be
compelled 10 advertise aud sell property
for the same. will be reluctantly CON-
PEELED to DO so. as my orders from tho
Court are positive. and give lair warn
ing TO all indebted. No time for idle
convcrssiion. A word t. The wise is SUI.
6cient.
/. THOS. CUAPLINE. ID. s.,
for Geo. w. Chase, late Sheriff.
Nay 10 II
The sun., 1873-10-16

his Judges are powcrless to protect thom;
when the great railway monopoly breaks
down under its four hundred millions
Of guaranteed stocks when city ana STATE
stocks fail, and confidence in all securities
of public nature is shaken; when, in the
general ruin even the great centennial
tottcrs prcmaturcly 70 lis catastrophe;
when all this happens, it VIII be
the rich and respectable men who
now vote for tho RING rascals on
whom the greatest and the earliest loss
will fall. II was the rich man who cried
loudost fer II drop Of water when it was
too late. Ii wa. he Of purplcaud lne linen
who begged in vain for Il message TO his
blind, needless brethren. 80 will it-not
neulativcly y-bc with Philadelphia rich re-
spcctab.lity, which cannot pretend that 1t
has not been fully warned. ii has sinncd
against all light.
There nre other classes OF delinquent.
the Republican press, the tainted D,Eo-
cratic leaders, mud the impotcut Rcfotm-
crs. The Democratic party of Philadelphia
ha. never held MP its head or felt any sense
of innate strength since the corrupt coali-
t.ou OF q year ago, Whom an accredited
leader Ike LEWIS &. CASSIDY and his hcu-
tohauts, JosLTus mud M,MCLLIS, so!d
themselves 90 tuc Ring. Every man dis
trusted hs n.icllhor, and The campaign
las ccu conducted not with the courage
Of despair, which sometimes wins, lut
with hcIvlcss inIc,-.on, which the cou-
s,iou. ne.s of being betrayed alwg, creates.
Thc Ecf,mcrs seem 10 have boon a set of
dH9'ou'c politicians imagining Themselves
influential ana, rs the result .hows, PROV
~ themselves worthless for good
This. U.cn. is the re-. uit -thi, The rcspon-
.lilty. Tho pirate crew have possession of
the deck, and it is for thcm to say, with
out lot or Eindfarcc which way the cap
turcd craft shall hc stccicd. W. forctOll
an agony 90 Ph .ladc'ph.I. the like OF which
She never yet las fc.t. Let us hope If II is
20 come it may come soon, and that d.s-
grace and bankruptcy may not, rs at Vi
emma, stand On the threshold of the moup-
rial Exposition 20 which she has invited
the nations Of tlc earth.