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THE GREAT MEDICINAL FOOD.

| This justly celebrated DIETETIC Preparation is
IN composition, principally the GLUTEN derive,
from the White Winter Flint Wheat Cereal a solif
| extract, the invention of an eminent chemist
| IL has not only been highly recommended, bu
certified to by large number of CHEMISTS anf
ilSlClANs-Iepresenting very high degree OF
medical scicnce-as as the
Safest, Most Acceptable and Reliable Food
for the growth of Infants aud Children, and for
Mothers lacking sufficient nourIshmcut for their
offspring.
Unlike those preparations made from animal or
vinous matter, which are Liable to stimulate the
brain and irritaie the digestive organs ii embraces
in Its elementary composition
THAT winch MAKES STRONG BONE AND MUSCLE.
That which makes good Flesh and Blood.
That which is easy Of Digestlon-ncver
conslpating,
That which is kind and friendly to
the brain.
And that which acts as preventive of those Intes
tinal disorders incidental to childhood
Aud while it would be difficult to conceive of
anything in Food or Dessert more creamy or deli.
'7' o' '''@r" ""at atisling and STRENGTHENING ~ AN
ament In e a. '''
fererS, I"t0e0naly Complaints, Dfspepsia,
PR0STRATIONS OF THE SYSTEM,
OR GENERAL DEBILITY,
its rare medicinal excellence in ali Intestinal Dis
eases especially in Dysentery, Chronic Diarrhpa.
and Cholera lnfanium, has been incontestibly pro.
ven. See circulars for testimonials Sold by drug
gists generally and nj the Wholesale depot by
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-03

less as to be free from danger; and so efficient as
IN he aiwavs reliable They have tha highest con,o
1nendation from all and will always render salts
faction.
No. Cures Prices In B0res CeDts
FEvERs, Congestion, Inflammation 25
WORMS, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. . 25
CRYING, Cole or Teething of Infants IS
DIARRHEA, Children or Adults 80, 25
DYsENTERY, Gripping, Bilious Collie %
6 4" CHOLERA -MoRBts Vomiting ' 81
" CoUGHs, Colds Bronchitis ..... Is
NEURALGIA, ToOthache, Faceache. 25
HEADACHES, Sick Headache. Vertigo %
~ DYSPEPSIA Billions stomach D.
II StrppnFssrn or I,regnIar pirini ''' ..
EE9proNs EE9pF Songh sa pc1 Rbs1m Bsahng 5
~ :. phNhh p OK, S A|uh nils feVer, Agues 90
l9 :, GGA4rAnRn, acute or chronic, Indacnza 60
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Deg@ Renltag mattcr ddcertjSing and no
tees in tocat columns uNH be charged 40
cents per line, eecept for religions and be-
nerote"t societies, ,rhist ioiW be 80 cents per
notice 'ohea not e.Dceedinq fire lines all
orer fire lines 10 cents per line.
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or eighty cents n atoath. By mail $40 a
yedr.
Neeh7y 1rgus 81 n yeor IN adUamce.
No piper sent beyond the time paid TOR.
.AH business transacted at he ArgpS
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Twenty-Third Year.
MEDICAL.
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic Specifics

LAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
experience, an entire success. Simple, prompt
efficient and reliable They the only medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; so harm
TO be always reliable. They have the highest com
mendaton from all, and will always render salts
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

No and Supne ia and Winter Whes tbsni. Ve qnes
snt irregular brands sesd sDt .sab The erpo6
Of the have been 81 2i7 bbs against 29Jb bs the e~
responding week last week 1J5VO bOs
To-day The demand fr Poar opened quiet ard easier nJsf es
large sy The inemen weather checked bDs1es No soS
suehne are especially quiet and heavy Az the close The market so
dn anf heavy grades, Of
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

ri wa, fr business The early month. are
unchanged while advance Of s sales o
Sales last evening amer p MAY 500. Is j:l6e 100
lSG32c June 800. Is l6c 300 ls vi 800 Is 5.52c Jay
10 ;i5c 200 l9lr Spemoer. 200 - 2552c 100, ls3,e
400 IL 1916 October 100 s 900 Is3l6e November 900
isc Total bales Sales TO-DAY 20 mNiy 400, Is &c.
June 1000. Is zl6e 200, Is = 32e 100 ls2. 100 Is
~. 100 Ior-e loo 10 }i6c 200 10 7,32.i 100 i9
October 200 Isle 1000, IL 3 Gc 100, Is jJ2c. Total
II d99 eses gTni to'%l rs 700 bales ,,...
percepbe stsa the market and Grau
shipped 81 better ,,is IAe sq,v I tonnage o' e1rF & ;a
r m poser, emaa5ins il most nsaaees higher ea Tie en-
gsgneut, reported Change nclude; 10 Liverpool by
p 900 bush Gram at 9 200 bale. Cotton az al small lots Pro
o. ard 25 hi, Tobacco private terms The charters
Buush bark hence TO Au~eP Nh 5000 rs Gram a. IS
bg hence direct 10 Bristol with 25lO bbs Refined
Petroleum 30 ca Norwegian silp, hence - Continental
eIcang Dutch, with 5000 bbs Refined DO. at s. Norwegian
bars hnee Bae po with 800 36s kehnel 10 a. UI Nor
5s 81; other charter, for Petroleum were Pfniing
FLOUR AND MkALlhs DAY Heek Ne le our flour market fairly
business largely confined 20 Shipping Extras
Family Minnesota and then heY have confined
attract The most uuon-toakh e oNf prices accepted lot hem
h,s general den,ldi this applies
shipping aud Lon Grade Il T. admitted b. dealer, generally
that 81 the earreu' rates Tor EI l are r,ve cheap
well Known they selling much below the % Production
depressed and the trade IN them has been Of o
factory character, Notwithstanding they admitted De
he stock is INCREASING anu e business 'e ns,sactofy Mers
aT the situation, and viii act accorilugy Cl,
Ground hi actv, chiefly In brands
owe anl unsi factory hSns Inc dend Tor The N luds has
continued -i, AMI buis suited to that trade heavy
Ia No suDfne limited business has teeu done The lower price,
asch they offered has Jailed - stimulate the inquiry snd bc
ll nat IN iaucy brands good
bu done about on das cell all o'he,
freely the ss,ortneut larger desirable We h'e
LAD ia4ni io' shyas 1Ans os he aare Oa' dealers
Al e s.ggsg bgsali scsdr Al -' 'e'e
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

The complaint Of dullness aud inactivity in busi-
ness enterprises notwithstanding the slight indica-
ssons of improvement noted in a few articles this
week has become well nigh universal, and many
soople who do not look very far below the surface
of things are quite sure that the whole country is
very rapidly going TO the bad" financially and
Otherwise But while the outlook is very far from
~jolly" there is still hopeful view Of 1t that may
be taken, which arises from the fact
that thoughtful people have been look
ing after the causes which have produced
Ehe present prostration and which they find TO have
been the investment Of vast amounts of money and
labor in railroad aud other enterprises in advance
Of the requirements of the country; IN overtrading
tn all sorts of wild schemes of speculation fostered
by an inflated, irredeemable currenCy in the habits
of the people of living more extensively than in
aormer times, habits which they formed during the
prosperous times Of the war, and for a short time
tnereaiter, and which they find il difficult, or at
heat unpleasant to drop and in the fact that very
'u0h 700 large proportion Of our people are
S"e"sou III exchanges, that is 10 buying and
he'ing' oi ANhg by their wits instead of turning
thelf talents and muscles to pradnctive nnrsuits
Neh' having discovered the seat aud cause of the
nlSease, the next thing is TO find remedy. MANY
VI our doctors Of finance insist upon administering
Rh lnordnate dose of initiation 10 cure n natient
neatly at tho Doipt Of death from having taLoD
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

In railroad bonds moderate business was
corded and prices generally steady. Chicago
and Northwestern Consolidated Gold Bonds de-
cined however to S3I. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
The bids for stocks at the close were:

The gold market was dull even to positive stag
nation during the forenoon. Opening at ll2. the
dial recorded that price, and that only, until !
o'clock. Here the market became little more ac-
tive and declined to ll2 The range of the market
for the week 1922 and I'LL, the limits Of
the Auctuaton eydencng the mildness Of the pres
ent speculative activity IN this department. The
foreign exchanges presented the usual dullness of
Saturday. The London market came quiet and for
consus firm. but American securities were a little
easier The lending rates for gold were
and per cent for carrying, and fat The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds Sal OOO
making "A total for the week OF S4s3OOO. The weekly
payments OF coin interest foot up Sl,j3GGOO, inclu-
sive of $4,000 to-day. The import entries of dry
goods at the port Of New-York for the week ending
today amounted to Sl,6l2l39, and of general mer-
cbandise to S59I, ,73O-a total in coin valuation Of
81 523, ,S69. The operations at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared, Si257O,OOO; gold bal
ances 81 367 lG3; currency balances, 9l562GO. The
were the principal quotations;
mon II9i. lI:gOll24 l.GO...ll2is 2i3O.....1l2
O8O..IlZt l2:OD...ll24 l'3O..l l''' JvJ'''..l -,
HH A-A
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
SATURDAY, May lC-P. ".

The general trade of the city Las improved some
what in activity, especially in cotton, bread
stus and provisions, while the dry goods trade has
Been extremely dull Prices are generally a shade
bower for all staples except cotton, which shows
Improvement in quotations, with decline in
ceipts and exports. The cotton movement of the
9eek was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

To-day Stocks were weak and lower on moderate
business. At the opening they about steady at
the closing prices of last night, and after a gentle
decline an upward reaction set ill., which carried the
market to strength which it retained until after the
Second Board. Here sales to realize began under
which prices declined sharply and the market closed
weak at the lowest point of the day. The opening
highest, lowest and closing prices of Stocks sold to
dav were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY, MaY 10, 1919.
AsHES-The receipts to-day 90 pkgs Pots steady bat dull
a Pearls a e inactive.
CANADA PEAS sales o. 100 bbls duy pai a, 81 2i
ca,h.
COFFEEThe market tor Rio eIceengiy quiet 10 sales
nomnsiy unchanged iG2Oc gold
f the full range In mild change aad
uss stal; hu this genersly The saiu
Msrscab0 an -r., both god.
COITONTbe market for Cotton quiet but O-narY
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

PfnnsflT1na.
Meal quiet lrn sales OF 800 hhl We qu0ic.
35d&t 40 M-s - TOrtf u
80 Corn Ms Dr. P.z2 Ooas@2 -
Con- wer I IO0 - Corn Meat ooH Bar 81
Meal steady and quc Fue wh s0asl - d. Veto.
= T3drl a n heN ii SO0
81 40. Ground Feei at 81 fOa$l go J. 100 z
!. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
= = .og-n
Fo., 10 90 y2 bush. 22ii half sAess t'1r, or
.oars IRON SEPT. /. 1879. TO D.rn


Totals slp.~-l fuO' 80 LIZ Af-'-''
business, quote Prime Timothy at sies3j Co. fA to Good a.
no. quoted and oa' Sa" at sl1@ssv
MILL FEEpT9e ms, ozef 80 % Is o. 90 ion v" 100 21c'c n 30
ns3iaS3j 80 a t5G 10 I'D a. 70 a. 800 & 80 i a. ~ G
40 u ,nI t}3 for 90 10.
ton, wec 6rm st 66ds3 NewOrean. Foreign of OBJ decnp
ver lm st i2c o Refining ,io, 20 's ad 20
iuesos &C. mostly Il Ia i5e AMI 20 hl Porto eo III lots "
SAvAL Sr0RESThe market for Spirits TGrpenHe remained
dull but McaGtib order sis quotel n il ''s a, ' , ...
yesterday 100 bb sold at 39c and today % oa D' bgust
8Oc The market Tor Roa was dul and 20 a., absence u Olses
Cool % % 99 81 - fe SO ' a aai - - fog W.nsta
olS-Liaeei : oostand steady quo. 97o9se ,om rush,
er, Crue Fsl dull ai unchia.e Mnhalsn Ial SUI
nominal 4Gatlc Cotton seeds eArce aad hm 81 '- oi
PR6ysiOSS-Oa, Pork mret early p tss las a,e vas ,ey
quiet ,he cirle purchased only 90 uply pressing vit AL as
pre has a,l hut there much clniie. g. ,hs ita au e
IRENE pTees miaaed lave ,eas ei'a % oI., ol ~. g., % y.
Joqrn ana 1- .fs!. 1erniasgg i % % t b ,s.a Is al
vaneed AMI most b.anenes Of ae ace eompar y ,ul ',
sest rest ctc surplus e l,' Of November promise,
10 be large The enali Prime 4e's b, ogya no. oa ~
,q s t blie gc ber c have be o., . Ia ks,,s la;
demand quite active aad gtcos s'. ag ~, h@.I
aai regular 1850 bb'' at Sl7 70rel5 - f. Neg Me-.
e,5 15 AL AL Ny 21 & so: M '24Si @ R l = m wen :
no No osI Ok 500 IL, OH Mes, 81 list IN l SO p 6b
DO to5iiy Beef steady aui ly active si' ~
bbls at - 7j6sl2 - Pam Mess Si3 j0a$ % ior Bur,
AID sd' ses o 700 ic' Ncsi'rh
private Beef Hams are qa Ae OF % Obs
southern AZ $50 rathe weak .i ary aFe as
of / 200 Fresh Hams 1000 6i Pc2.e II &c.
1000 CITY Smoked I2Gl3aic 1900 loose Western smoke" lsRs.
l3ql2c: 300 Frrsb shoulders 7c 900 Smoked. $50. 900
Fresh Bellies De-; 50 boxes Ur->.e Belize, u p average 9
Bacon supply lzht the demand go sales 200 boxes Long
CarCi Jc 200 boxes DO Boston e. zjO boxes Short RIO
sfot % 1000 boxes Long Clear Nest 5r tins .st
private Dressed lo.s sales OF Ct 1sb
7 the for heavy winch wanted Tor cutting nt9 taeou
Lard EnI irregular cosug qu-t sales 90 90 s.
lOi.c No lO'.GlO3e of Cy lOl3l6c lor Pair 10 PRIME
Grease sdS 4 for future delivery 10 W. I of Nay;
sales cs IL l.i6c jOOtcs for july n 3l6c
brand lJO iol August IA lc.
lsie.. 900 tcs.. seller May lie.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

The stockholders of the Ithaca and Athens ana
the Geneva and Ithaca Railroad Companies, at a
meeting held at Ithaca the 18th, voted to confirm
the consolidation of the two roads into corpora
ton TO be known as the Geneva, Ithaca and Athens
Railroad Company, forming continuous line OF
road from the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Sayre to
the New-YorlI Central Railroad at Geneva, dis
ance of 10 miles. This act Will increase the facill-
ties and lessen the cost of management OF the two
roads and greatly improve the value of the property
in the roads The officers Of the new organization
are as follows: Ezra Cornell, President; Charles NJ
Titus, Vice-President; George McChain, Treasurer;
Charles II. Blair, Secretary; F. C. Cornell, Superln-
tendent; and j. X. HxOn, General Freight Agent.
The new short line from Chicago TO California
via Keamey Junction and Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad has published its programme and freight
tantf This combination includes the Chicago and
Alton Hannibal and st. Joseph ST. Joseph and Den
yer City, Union Pacific and Central Pacific Rail
roads, and is considerably shorter than any other
line between Chicago and California.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
specie from the port Of New-York 10 foreign ports
for the week ending May IL, aud since the begin
ming of the year:
FOR the -ess......... s.a5sfi2 s5'9,fia ai5is5z
Since Jan l....~s77 I55 $40 53s 400 7oO2oi
Price Of goli.......... ia us liza
Inc following shows tho imports Of foreign dry
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able ana suggestive essay this topic by Prof T..
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents
Address TIE Tribune. NeWYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

The money market was supplied very hocraiS'
and call loans We're done down low as y per cent
the ruling rates having been and4, prime discounts
moving at 5 to Z. The bank movement for the week
evidences present and prospective ease in money
the changes outside of decrease in loans, ana
liberal gain in legal tenders being only nomlna''
The results of the week are net gain to the banks
of 81 25s4OO, and they now hold in lawful money IN
excess of the required % per cent SlS,5'2'l''
The following table shows the condition OF the
New York City banks at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES BEFORE THE CALL.

r y SrocK EXCHANGE SALES,
NAY l6. lS74.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29

In Literature, General News Foreign and Domestic
Correspondence. Local Reports, aud all that goes
10 make FIksT-CBASS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29

the bodies Of those old patriarchs,
and it would make Christ's attempt
to prove the resurrection fruitless.
and give the whole argument to the
Sadducees. All admit that the BODY
dies, and if God is not God of the
dead bodies of his saints they will
never be raised. Thus we find that
every attempt to prove the con-
scious existence of the soul between
death and the resurrection is a fail
ure, and brings reproach upon the
character and purposes of God, and
robs Christ of the glory of being
the life-giver-I John, 5: II, IL
and neither finds support in philos-
ophy, reason, nor revelation.
Truth crushed to earth will rise again,
The eternal years Of God are hers
But error wounded, writhes in pain,
And dies amid her worshipersn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29
Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.

1t is my aim to keep on hand at all
time full stock Of everything appertain-
ing to the drng trade.
J. II. VIVIAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
l. In the Circuit Court. in and for the County 0

l. In the Circuit Court, in and for the County Of
Iowa
Celia NeCsbe, Plaintiff against Terrence McCabe
Defendant. OF March term. 1874,
The state Of Wisconsin to the above named defen-
PENDANT
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of ella McCahe the plaintiff Ia this
action which y filed in the fFcc If he Clerk ~ the
Clerk ~ the Circuit Court 10 aud for iOwa equity
aud son arc rtqlrpd 70 serve copy ef your am
T. The said complaint ON the Subscribers At their
office, IN the eity ~ Mineral Point. iowa count,
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service or
tbs summons on you, exc'usiv Of th day u such
service and II you fail to answer the said compliant
within The time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action
will apply 10 The court for The relief demanded in
the sad complaint
witness the lion J. T. Nnls, Jul o said court
At ncdgeVill' IN said county o rs nth day Of
December, 10 the year 1873
WI. ~ 4 J1NES
is7 Plsint.rs AttsrBsJs, Mineral Point, VIZ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29
THE FAMILY.

The INTER 0cEtS makes special efforts 70 render
itself acceptable TO the FAM les ~ It's patrons TO
This end everything is vigorously excluded that
could possibly offeud The religious and moral
character Is guarded with especial care and It's aim
Is ITO encourage the true, the beautiful aud the
good -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29

BY agreement in satisfactory
terms between employers and men,
the strike in the Pennsylvania coal
mines is ended.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29
THE DEMOCRACY.

lhe OLD Democracy Of Secession and Rebellion Ia
heng warmed into life by the apparent reverse "a
pubcanisfn has suffered In the North Already II
VI ]. iiunter. former Senator from Virginia. and
member of the Cabinet Of Jvr Davis. has published
his scheme for the virtual PAYMENT of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29

For nobby hats of the latest patterns,
call at Deler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29
THE INTER OCEAN
FOR 1874.

FOR 1874
-" ,phshed less than two years since as n renre
sentative kepublca pape pledge to m,intsin
era, Na 'he principles and orsSzation Of the
great National Republican party the Iyrru n,v.,,
mas attained circulation and Influence IN -
aSs's its voters ever where to- entitIe 1, IN an
proach the commencement of a new caIed,r rsar
W. ~ epare Tor the preliminary work of the mex
ca'npa'gn, IN shadow of which is already casti
ltsc,i upon the country in the couBdant l. 1t. ~
i,'enus WI" need no other specific pIcdge for Tho
,u'ure tlan has b en- given in its columns from day
s wn's turing the past eighteen months Since lis
r'S' p"o.c"''on II has maintained the position OF
LIE LEADING REPUBLICAN NEWS
fAPhk IN THE NORTHWEST
TO winch 1t was assigned by universal assen, in tho
triE canvass winch resulted in the second and
triumphant election of President Grant
THE ENEMIES OF THE COUNTRY
are vigilantly at work Despite the overwhelr,iro
reouke administered to them in lS72 the Opnpstinn
a'e 'kliHuy InaSsng their forces for a mare deter
mined onslaught upon The Rrpublicnn orga,in,i
az we next state and National elections Epcour
aged h' the apathy of Republicans In the con oaar
eih'nG 'he unprecedented financial strnrency AS a
,, e,eA', ana using as hoodwink the deep feeling
among the agricultural classes for better and ehean
Ct MODES OF transportation than now exist
THE DEMOCRACY,
u"'e' US many names as there are hungry Dema
togues eager Tor Office is getting itself into readiness
W become once more the ruling party of the Nation
IN THE SOUTH
the old Democracy Of Secession and Rebellion Ia
heinR warmed into life by the apparent reverse Re.
puhhcaulsin has suffered 10 the North Alreadv II
j, Hunter, former Senator from virginia and
member of the Cabinet of jeff Davis. has published
his scheme for the virtual payment of
s4O0, goo, 600 FOR THE EMANCIPATED
SLAVES OF THE SOUTH
The past history OF the Democratic party give. no
warrant That 1t will opp Sc this infamous robbery Of
the people Of thu North for the benefit of trntors.
but II The party Is true 10 itseN ami its instincts
the South VIII find 1t and its representatives n sub
servient ally.
THE PAYMENT Of THE SOUTHERN
STATES DEBT
is another scheme that il broadly limited NJ IN many
parts OF the South aud is without doubt one of M.
projects to which the leading Democrats of that ec
uon would address themselves II the time should
ever come when majority Of the Northern states
ana The General Government should be in the hands
OF the party which helped the rebels in their work
OF destroying the Union.
These are not fanciu issues They are real dan
gers, ther to he met face TO flee or else to be
squeiched IN heir inception bN the continued sue
cess of that organic tion which crushed the rebel
Ilon gave freedom 10 the slaves and DESTROYED the
slave holding Couederacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-29
$500, 600 600 FOR THE EMANCIPATED
SLAVES OF THE SOUTH.

me past history OF the Democratic party give. no
warrant that it viii opp Sc This Infamous robberv a,
lhe people Of thu North for thc benefit of traitors
but II the party Is true to itseN ami its instincts
the South will find 1t and Its representatives a sub
servient ally.