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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

Carter's cheese factory, in Windsor,
has just made a mammoth cheese,
weighing about 1000 pounds, for a
Boston firm, and has an order for a
similar one to be sent to New York. -
WagTeR CoRstitu ton. III Hes} aaot,a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

"FA1R PLAY" proposes to permit
other people to do as they please
about patronizing us in the way of
advertising and job work. How very
magnanimOus
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09
pemoeratle state Tleket.

sAvENNA THURSDAY. Ocr. q 1879.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09
County Nomfnations.

or s:a.ssEAs s9:aH.sssSE1spEn h. eunnIss. Of summit.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
Does Breeding Short-Horns
Pay?

We doubt whether tEore is any
species of bree ling that pays 50 well
as that Of raising short horned cattle.
We have here, in a country admir-
ably adapted for then, animals which
have been brought he rc from En9
and, purchased there at alnos, tabu
lous prices, and brought hero at an
equally great expense.
The question arises. does 1t pay TO
bring these cattle here? 1T It's lake
AN instance: Louan the Fifteenth,
sold by Jerry Duncan To VIM kieh
ardson ofthis county, Tor 800 sey
eral years age The pence vas then
considered cxorbilaa;. Bat III us look
at the result, Mr., Richardson has
sold two o! her produce at enc time
for sl,75O Her first cali was bail.
and not alnirlng him, Mr.. Richard
son ma IL a bullock OF hun anll sold
him Tor S -, an would not to-day
take S. 90 for what is Loft al hr
proiuse. Wha, size may produce IN
tile III ure Of course i'm aitn, vi |
show.
Take another instance: Mr. Rich
ardson bought At public sale Phnba
faylpr for 800. H. rv-soil her 20
Mr Messenger, OF Missouri, for 81,
900, aud that gentleman sold her first
eali for $500
10, us take still another. Londp,.
Duehc:s I'd, beautiful przs animal,
the property OF William Warhcll =
Her Est calf; Loulen Dnke 81,
sold tor $3.50. and we doubt If ho
could he bought now for $1,000
We quote her other calves is fol
lows: Loulen Duke ith. IS 500 offer.
ed: Lpuien Duke 9th soll Tor 81,
800, aud his present ow,sur has reius-
el $1,000 tor him, Loulon Darhess
tha 9TH sold tor s22,D25, and London
Duchess the Sth t.r $500 Accord.
ingi O this statement l. 5nIen Dachc 3
has produced five calves, from wi,M.h
her owner has realized ana been OF
tered 1925. Several OF those which
h" sold were atterwarl sold tor near
" double the amount realized 10y him
The thoughtful rtaler Will need no
more Illustrations; the fact is 100 CIV
dent that breeding short horns does
nav
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
To Restore Scratched Fur
niture.

Scrapc one pound OF berswax into
shavin.s in pan; ada half gallon
spirits OF tnrpcntino and one pin: Of
linseea oil. Let it remain twelve
hours, then stir it well with a stick
into liquid. while STRING ada one
quarter pounl sl,.lia: vafnish AMI
one ounce alkanet rost Put this
mixture into gallon jar and stand it
before the fire o: III an oven, tor a
week T." keep It Just warm); shake it
three or four times day. Then
STRAIN it through hair sieve and bot
tic it. Pour abou. a teaspoontull on
a wa! Of baize; 60 lightly over the
taco and other parts Of mahogany
furniture; then rub briskly with =
similar dry wad, and in three min.
utes it will produce dark brilliant
polish uncqualled.
Another preparation ma. be male
IA follows: Make a mixture ot three
quarts linsecd oil an! one part spiri, .
of iurpentine. It not only covers
the disf3arcl surf,ce, but restores
wood to It's original co'or, and leaves
+. Iuster upon the surface. Pat on
with wooden cloth, aud when dry
rub with WOODEN.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
Annna. Meeting II the Iowa State Hos-
tIcuitasal Society ut Davenport.

The Iowa State horticultural So.
cicty is Incoming established upon a
permanent basis. III" appropriations
81 one thousand dollars annually by
the State together with the assnrnp,
,i,n on the part Of the State of the
publication Of its annual reports.
placed the Society in position to
beeome Iaore useful in advancing the
Horticultural interests Of the State.
The Society has made arrange.
III .nts to pay in premiums the sum
Of two hundred dollars to encourage
the growing OF forest troos. This
distribution of that amount annually
in premiums, tog, thcr with the pre-
mlums offered b1 the State Agrici.
taral Society and the liberal cx-mp
ton from taxes on the part OF the
State, will, undoubtedly, result in
more general and rapid planting Of
valuable timber in our great prairie
State.
At the recent meeting at Daven
port, complete organization was ct
fectca under the new law. and stand
lug committees were appointed upon
all branches OF Horticulture, FIori.
culture and Forestry. At the Dav
export meeting. many valuable ESSAYS
and reports from all parts OF tho
Safe were read, and the attendance
was full, Notwithstanding tho prevail
ing storm.
The officers for the ensuing year
arr = L. Bracket, Of Denmark, Presi.
dent; Brewster. Of Davenport, Vice
President; Joseph L Budd, OF Shells
burg, Secretary; David Leonard, OF
Burlington, Treasurer.
The new Board of Directors are
Caik;ns, OF Burlington, Mrs. ives, Of
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06

Russia has sent an army across
the borders of her possessions in
Asia INTO Turkcstan, TO punish the
Khan Of Khiva, tho ruler Of that
country: for having sold Russian sub
jec,s into slavery. England protests
suspecting Russia's designs, and
there is serious danger that the con
troversy will result in war between
Russia and Engixnd. The latter
power il apprchens,ye Of her interest
10 that region Hindostan aud her
other East Indian COLONIES lying ad
jacent TO Turkestan.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
MANnOoHH0w LOST, HOWss sfoREl

MANHo1p,HOw LOST, HOnS, ESfORED
~~y5fx Ju.t pnhlishcd. new edition
kIlgkk9of DR. CuLVERW ELLIS CELE-
..ss.9-I BRAFED ESSAY on the rsdic-
81 cure rithou. medicine) Of Spermsttor-
rhrs or 5. minal Weakness. Involuntary
Seminal Losses. Impoiency, Mental and
Physical Incapaciiy Impeiimeu,s 10 Mar
tia.s. etc: al.o, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, induced by cell Indulgence or
sexual exirsysgsnce,
~ Prics, in sealed esrslope, e1ly
sen's.
The eelsbrais1 author. In ihi, aimira ble
'sfsY. clearly demonstrates from a thirty
ysars succsssfai practice, That tie alarm
Ing consequences Of setf-ablsc may be rad
ie.llr crrci without the dangerous use Of
internal Medicine or the application OF The
Eaife pointing OIL q mod OF cure al once
simple, csTtsin a0l efTeciual. by means Of
~lneh every sufferer, no MISTER what his
condition may BE-, may cure himself cheap
:, privately and radically
EAF Tins Lecture ,boul1 be In the hands
Of every yea:b and every iran in the land
S:ni, M Ter seal. in plain envelope, to
any aiir.S. pospd;i on ascs;pt Of SIX
SCENTS or Two post stamps.
AIsa, Dr ruiscrwells marriage Gu de-,
srice 81 sea;s
Address fls publishers, CHAS. J. c
Zine 60, l2T Bowery,s. r.. ro.t>Os-
Blk 81 IT'S
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06

Ot,umwa, J. S,rohm, OF Iowa City,
Nichols, OF Davenport, Dayton OF
AlIamakee Co, Heilz, 81 Floyd Co.,
Wil.et,s, OF Powesh;ek Co. Various,
Of D-s .Moines. r. N. Day, OF Harri
son.
TIE next annual meeting will pro-
baby be held at Cedar Rapids. Lib
eral premiums upon fruits will be
awarded TO exhibitors OF fruits at
the next annual meeting Cedar
Rapids TINES.
The farmers Convention that re.
Gently convened at bloomington, Ill.
for the purpose Of considering among
other questions that Of transpor Ia
ton, adopted the following rcso
lu.ions
ARTICLE /. This organization shall he
known as ;bs Illinois State Farmers Asso-
ciation. 88 1r
Aar =. It's object will be to promote the
moral. intellectual, social AMI pecuniary
welfare Of the farmers Of Illinois.
AR. 3. Its members shall consist o!
delegates for the various farmers clubs,
gcanges, and ,sher agricultural aud borsi'
cultural societies OF the State, each of
which shall be entitled TO al least one DELI
ss4.e, and when the number Of its members
exceeded fifty, 10 one del gate Tor EVER one
hundred members or fraction exceeding
half he number. The members of the
Sta,e Board Of Agriculture saall be ex-
ificie members Of this association; and from
countio. or paris of counties in which elubs
oranges, or other agricultural or horticult-
urA. societies are not crg.niied, persons
no, delegated may he onittsl ~ vote Of
this association. All mem bers shall pay an
annual lee Of 81
AR 4 lis officers shall consist OF . Pres
dent. a Vice President rom sash Congress
sional di1trict OF the State. &c be sor-insted
by die d-leg aies thersfiom; OF = Secretary
and Treasurer, md these officers shall CON-
stituis tho Stale Central Committee of this
Organization, with power TO appoint Exe'
culire Committee of three from its number;
also Of = County Committee Of one from
each county in tie State to be nominated
BY the delegates. Said officers shall be cleo
ted annually, ard serve for one year. and
uutil their successors are elected. This
organization shxIl meet annually at such
tine and place as the association, err in
case of it's faiiur. 10 dcsignste, the State
Central COMMITTEE. may dctermiu ne. Spec
ial meetings may be called BY the Execu-
tive Committee
ART. 5. Tn. constitution may be
amended by atwo thirds vois, at aay annu-
al meeting.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
DR.. j. r. MllIER'8
UNIVERSAL "a
MAGNETIC BALM.

II cures ~ n ~ MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia aud all pain.. and 10
therefore very properly termed = Magnetic
Balm II is purely vegetable preparation. 1t
has no equal as q remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Eorbus, DiarrhceA, Dyson
terry. Collie and all Bowel Complaint.
Its timely use will cure Colds. Group, Diph-
the7a. Qninsy. ard oil Throat affections.
when properly used, Fever and Awe,
southern climates. are easily broken mp.
Nervous PAIN Sick-Headsche, md kneu-
matism are cured By this medicine when all Others
blaips snd Bruises are relieved at once BY it, use.
The gen mine has ID. HamOOm &CO.,s
private Revenue Stamp On the outside, and DR..
j. r. MilIer'e Magnetic Balm blown In the bottle.
cine.
sid BY al Druggists. Puce IS cents per
bottle.
d RAseox, Sos Co., Props, Buhalo, N. 7
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
Household Remedy!

As al Knvisorater, Liver Corrector
and Blood RenovatoR IS superior to all the
Bitters. EIixirs, Cordlals sad sarsn.
PartlAs In oss. 1t Il % adapted to The whole
sysss that every and function in the body 10
brought under ito sxlliiArating innusncs. II gives
tene and strength 10 the digestive mp
Paratus, dfspels lanSuor and debility,
fnvigoratcs the Liver, regulates the
Kidneys and Bowels, removes Tho effect Of
excess Or ovsrtasation Of any kind and gives vi.
saIity ana richness TO the blood.
lts curative powers alter and completely reorgan.
lie the entire Of fluids and even the solids 81
the human systsm, thereby preventing and curing
Dyspeptfc and Consumptive Eymp.
toms, Fever and Asue, BiIious nsseus.
es, Fevers OF all kinds, Nervous Debil-
fty. Affections Of the Stomach and
Bowels. etc. Az q mild and delightful Invigo-
rant for-drlicats females. it has no superior.
By its use nov life and yigor Ia given to both body
and mind, sending glow of vitality through every
part, which II permanent md lasting.
It's the most ed .ctnal remedy for the relief Of
human suffering discovered and as pleasant to
The tAste - old rye or Hna vinA
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
X WE CHALLENGE X
Il 4 THE 4 g X
X WORLD X

70 produce more delicious medicine to take, ystso
potent for the prevention and cure Of diseases a.
D.. mnyT WORLDS TONIC AID 5icoo suIu1xa.
Price 81, Or . Bottles for o..
Prepared By The 0ufson Medicine Co., 81. LOUIS.
Ne. Sold b Druggists AnA dealers II nsltein,a
oVoeyvheeo.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06

/. lAr9ilXxa, Orr Goods, Grsss ,isa.
Clothing aud t@ners :Nerehan6is.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06

-. CoxsSg HIVE (Crelp, ny19p ~
been known and used BY the medical profession
0sef 100 yeazS, and - o remedy fof Colds md
Coughs has an older and better reputation than
any other Congh medicine eser o@ersa = the
public. 1t is known as the Compound Syrup @
Sqaills. mi . formula may be found in eyesy
medical dispensatorv.
~. Rans0niss Hive Syr1D ana
TOlu. in addition to the ingredients for C0x'e
Hive syrup. contains Balssm OF Tolu, decoetioao at
Skunk Cabbage Root and LobeliA. . cornbination
that must commend It to every one - eeupeE1oe
remedy for Group WhOOpfng COugh1
AsGhma, Dronck1sis, Co1kAs enA
Colds, Indeed for s.l affections Of the Throat
and Lungs where Cough Medicine 10 Necessary.
This syrup. Is Carefully PREPARED
under the personal direction Of G regular Phys
clan Of over twenty years practice, whose sigma
ture IL attached TO the directions on the bottle.
Its taste II very pleasant and children
like II. ~
Every family should keep It - ready
remedy FOR Group, Colds, etc., among the
children.
D. RAKsox, Sos J. Co. Propr'e. Buffalo. n. 7.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
SCHOOL BLANKS.

Tr-asurer's Bond.
Seeretary's Bond.
Sub District Records,
Order Books.
Daily Registers.
General Registers,
Poll Books.
Contract Win Teacher
Weekly Report Cards.
Certificates flax levisl BY Board and
Township,
Notice Of District and SUBJ District Met
ings,
Certificates Of Election,
Snb-Dircctors Reports.
Draft Oh County Treasurer.
E<a- Blanks not n hand wi BE prints
to order at short notice. and nj lowest re-
WARREN Harlan.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06

Connections ~ y Follows. -
At BURLINGTON; With Chicago. Ruriins.
ton : Quincy Railroad for Chies =. fsSris.
Cinci natl and Louisville, Ksokuk; Ouinoy
and Kansas with Toledo, Peoria VA.
saw Hallway for .Logansport, Oeiumk.e.
iiusourg aud 81. Louis, via. kuckfAsa. Rak
island 2 st. Louis Railroad; viii Burlirs.
ton Missouri River Railroad ~ Ottuunv.
hed YAK, Nebraska and Ksusas, and VIII
burlington Southwestsra for fsruhnsean
bio'mfisid, Missouri and Ksusas.
At COLU MBU8 JUNCTION, with Gil.
cago Southwestern Railroad for WAah.
intou and I.savsnworth.
Al WEST LIBERTY, with Chicago. RSsk
island Pacific Railroad, for lows Ciyv-
Oss Moiaes end Davs .pert.
- NICHOLS, wish Musoatine D;v n
Z. X. NJ. for Mascatine.
Al OEDAR RAPIDS, With Chie.va 4
n =. Railway for Omaha. Connsii
nluns and Chicago. and With Duh.o.s 4
SCUM western Railway Ssr Dubuoee.
a. WATERLOO and CEDAR FALlS.
via Illinois Central Railroad for Il depeo.
c S:aes. Duouqas. fses Dodge sad sioux
/ . A. NORA JUNCTION. With xi,v.ul. .
= -. iaul Railssy. for Aassa Cby 30 1
Snariee City
A. AeSllN, WITH Miivaakse 4 st. Paul
| nsAway, ior al points In Aianeso,a.
q. ~. fAUL. for I'll poiats o. Northern
.0'nc nAiiAay the great Lake 0upsficr
.es,on' ans all points North and North.
west.
v. II. Pk1rIBOR1. wM. oRRHp.
Asst 0esl sup't. osnl aun'..
6tvEe, 0saf flpkss AessL
Cedar Rapids Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06

T. SMITH 1 BRO, Asricnliural In.
plspaess, Lnmbsr. Coal. Lime al Dxilt-
ing a,eslsi, sf.il k.ads. rs
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
CORNELL COLLEGE.

nor BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN Ey.
L PERlENCED Professors and Teachers;
full Classics and Scientific ourses: Pro-
paratory Commercial md Ornamental Ds-
parinenis; ample buildings and afniiancss
and .,1:5 students in town not
FL for temperance. roard and Tuition lov
,ar catalogue tire.s the President, L
Nd =. KING, D. y. MI. Vernon. lows
.4mf'
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
osFoNL abYER1lsEAEA7s.

n RfUED EXcIiANGEB BANK.
~ 20. i, BUTTON & son.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-06
BLfN KS.

LTTORNEYS. Justices Of The Peace, couD'
a ~, Township and Schoo. 0ficers, Con .
stables. Noiaries Public, School Teachers
and all others in need ofB'anks, will End
at The office OF THE TOLEDO CHRGNI-
CUE, Totedo, lows, full stock Of
Blanks, nert'y printed and fer sale at res
sonsbls rates, Of which the following 10 .
list:
LEGAL BLANKS.
Warranty peeds,
Quir Claim Deeds.
Bond for Deed, &
Real Estate Mortgages,
Cbsttei Mortgages,
ea,isfaction Of Mortgage,
Contract for Sale Of Land,
Powers 81 Attorney,
Writ Of Injunction,
Notice or taking Deposition,
Affidavit Of Sou residenss 81 Dsft.
Garniehee Notice,
Original Notice.
Afiiavit Of Non-resids ,er,
Offcia. Bond.
JUSTICES L COSSTABLEs BLANKS.
Original Notices.
Preliminary information,
Warrant OF Arrest,
Writ Of Replevin,
Keplsvin Bond,
Writ Of Attaehnsai,.
Attachment Bond,
Stay Bond,
Hxseutions,
SubpDnas.
venires,
Notice Of Garnishcm.n,,
Affidavit, takirg up kstray A. nsls.
Undertaking Of Witness to appear ssa
testify.
Oath of Householder on taking Up Ds.rsy
Animals
Notice Of Constahiss
ConEAble's Returns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-30

LF~m tAc wco,ncrrord Times,

[F.Dm tlc Wea,ncrrord Tines.
On last Saturday, Wcatherlord had
quite an eXctemeOa Deputy sheriff
Millikeu and City Marshal Beavcrt,
arrested two men suspected Of being IN
possession of stolen horses. AS the
sheriff was opening the Jail door ia
place his prisoners in safe leeping,
one of them concluded TO Try leg bail,
Two OF three shots, and li,tle assist
ance from outsiders, convinced the
horse tanner that he had better board
with the sheriff for snort time. The
shooting, however, raised the alarm,
and more than hundred men, many
of them armed for n chase, We're soon
on the ground, but the prisoners were
under the lock.
The parties arrested were T.. Shockly
and |. q. Bowman. We believe they
are from Tar"ant county, The stolen
horses Were unbroken, and proved to
belong to j. II, Daniel Of rarrant coun-
~. On the trial, Bowmnns bail bond
was fixed at $1,000 and Shockly's at
$1,000. For want of security they
We're committed to await the action OF
the grand jury. AS the district court
convenes in a few days, they will prob,
ably not be long in suspense MS to then
future residence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-30

all who seek practical information or
amusement. His only companion In
his travels In Arizona were Indian
guides, and forweeks during his eXplor-
atlons in that Territory, he never saw
the face of white man.
To prospective cmlgrants andscttlers
In the ear West" this history Of that
vast region will prove IN invaluable
assistance, supplying as II docs, q
want long felt ofa full, authentic and
reliable guide to climate, soil, products
distances, localities, means Of travel,
etc. II may be relied upon, for II con-
tains no secondhand information.
1t comprised in one large octave vol
ume Of oighkhundred and twenty
three pages and illustrated with two
bundled and iorty-hve engravings OF
the scenery, lands, mines, people and
Cmrlosities of the Great West.
The low price at which the work is
issued brings II within the reach of all,
and the great popular interest in the
subject and established reputation OF
the author combine to make II the
best and most popular book of the
day. Ii is sold by subscription only,
and agents are wanted IN every
county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-30
A Very NnlnnbIe Hook.

"The Undeveloped West; or, Five
Years in the Territories Being n
complete history of that vast region
between the Mississippi and the Pacif-
ic; its resources, climate, inhabitants,
natural curiosities, etc, with life and
adventure on prairies, mountains and
the Pacific coast. BY j. III. Beadle,
Western correspondent of the Cincin-
natl, Commercial and author of Life
in Utah" etc, etc.
The National Publishing company,
of st. Louis, has just issued one of the
most remarkable and attractive books
of the century. 1t is well known to
every one that, far beyond the Missis-
sippi, and stretching over half the con-
tinent, is a vast region which we
vaguely term "The Great West'-a
region Astounding in the most wonder
full natural formations, rich in precious
mineral deposits, and offering the
greatest attractions to the settler and
tourist. Though so often spoken of /
il an almost an unknown land.n
Mr.. Beadle went into this region for
the avowed purpose of seeing and d.
scribing it and his journeyings and
observations were all governed by Il fix
ed purpose, that of discovering and
making known the actual character,
condition and resources of the country
visited by him. He first traversed the
States of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska
and Kansas, examining the lands, and
living and convorsing with the people
of those sections. For five years he
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-30
We quote as follows:
The street Question,

To the Editor ofthe Dallas Herald:
Whatever motive may have actuated
"1he Town in his first article, | know
not, but his wording was certainly in
very bad taste, and had tendency to
innamc the minds of those already
watching with peculiar interest the
lavish expenditure concentrated
around certain points in this city.
There is no difference between us that
| can discover, unless "The Town"
wants cross street at the public eX-
pcnse for his special benefit,
which l oppose, for | am prepared
to demonstrate that the money
is more needed elsewhere. Now, let
us see what street it is that this full
hearted and patriotic Mr.. "The Town"
wants open in the business portion, on
the principle of the greatest good to
the greatest number" Houston, JEFF
ferson, Market, Austin, Lamar aud
Poydras, are all open in the Cuisines
portion of the city," Where, then, is
the Cuisines part' east of Poydras
that demands this cross street, or
claims 1t us necessity? | dare say it
exists more in the Imagination and
pecuniary interest of their champion,
Mr. "The Town" than in the necessi-
.ty of the community.
That the suburbs needs cross streets
and improvements on long established
ones more than this imaginary one,
can be easily demonstrated. / am in
favor of cross streets wherever bene-
fetal, and of using the "city funds
where most needed" but am strenu-
ously opposed to creating the necessity
for the benefit of private individuals.
And right here, as to my being Sore
headed and provoked" / may say that
i have no favors to ask of the authori-
thy; that law and justice to the greatest
number will not force them to grant,
or, in plain language that ] ask no