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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
ANOTHER HEsLny0IR DIsAsIEn
Nc., ark Items.
specially Repor,edfor the Commercially
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specially Reported for he Commercially
NEWARK, July l3
A party of gentlemen are getting up an ex-
cnrsion, to start the latter part of this month.
to be gone about ten days They propose going
in a sloop down tile bay, spending their time in
fishing, eating and sleeping. They viii visit Cape
May and all intermediate places. l. Is TO be
under the command Of Captain Woolston. Ii
the weather proves all right, they cannot help
but have nice time.
We had ram at intervals all day Saturday, IN
til toward evening when another one Of those
heavy showers -eame on, partly clearing until
yesterday afternoon, when we had more ram,
and this morning it is clear, cool and pleasant.
We must call the attention Of our City Fathers
to tie grass on each side of the walk eli Elk St.
between Broadway and Darlington SIS, leaving
the walk only about Is inches wide, which is
hard on ladies dresses in RAINY weather.
Prof. s. J. Wiley, the esteemed Principal oi
| Public School NO. l, OF Wilmington, arrived III
| Newark, on saturday, on short visit, having
| been to Lancaster and Coatesvlle since hia va
cation. He proposes gong. this week, to Reno
| both 10 stay some three weeks, M company with
| T. +. Armstrong, Of Armstrong Bros. Mr.. A.
las been in impaired health, some time.
Geo. W. Nillialnr proposes going to Roholoti
for a short visit
A. L. Shaw N. D., has returned from lis yisi
to the Cumberland Valley, and reports seeini
10 section Of country that locked as well a
around Newark. p.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
wmAr THE CoQuErTE sAIp.
BY BARsy AID n.

All is overt Now go and forget
thought that loved
Oh would that we never had met,
or our meeting had kindlicr proved,
1t was fancy. and fancy aloue
New faces have charms,
and courted your smiles for my owD,
And longed to be elasped in your AIMS,
First you told me yoa loved was cold.
Then you orshipped-reveTed,
gre warmer as you gre more bold,
Til at lsst-wei, loyed you, feared.
Iremember tod you one night
? that loved you, and more;
But did t tel 10 mar your light.
That I'd told the same tale of befose.
To be lived above all Of my sex
felt fiaitered-no more.
You should have been warned by the wrecks
OF the hearts had stranded hetoTe.
awose and found had been
All along self-deceived
You, tso, deeeived-was that sla7
l am sorry you dared have believed.
1t is over. Now 60 AMI forget
II l can, cannot you?
A new love best can cure your regret
have tried it. co, do as dol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
rhe History OF Nsw sweden.

''lhe history Of New Sweden is particularly
and especially history Of the settlement and
subsequent occupancy by white men, Of the soil
il and about the city OF Wilmington, Delaware.
First Of all European settlers upon tins spot
we're that colony Of sveles. who under Peter
Menuet came Lither in lGjs, bought the land Of
the Indian chiefs, and Immediately built their
historic Fort Christina. Around it gathered,
IN time, the most numerous body Of Swedish
cooniats here, in spite Of the changes in rulers
and government which they unierwcn.-ther
conquest by the Dutch, the renquishment OF
the territory to tie Duke Of FORK aid his trans.
fer of it to Peun-they steadily and persistent
Is remained, and their descendants are now
found When. III 1859. nearly century and
quarter after Menuet built the fort, Acrelus
wrote the sork which we are now noticing he
records that at Christina Parish, ''the Swedes
dwell more together than in any Of the Others. .
Their church was oldest, their religious unity
az 4 zesl hal been tie strongest, and from the
time Of Menuet down, they had preserved their
swedish individuality under all disturbances and
distractions.
The work under notice il a most valuable con-
tributlon to the authentic history Of the early
settlements on the Delaware; it being a trans
larion, By the Reverend William " Reynolds,
D. D. Of Philadelphia, Of that volume written
III swedish and never until now wholly trauslat-
ed which the Swedish Lutheran minister, Israe
AcreLus. pibliahed at Stockholm, in 1853 and
which Lie entitled DESCRIPTION of the Former
and Present Condition Of The Swedish Churches
ia What waz called New Sweden, afterward New
Netherland, but at the Present Time Pennsy
sauia, together with the adjacent places on til,
River De La Ware, West Jersey and New Cas-
tie County, IN North America. The existence
of such a work has been known to all our ioca
historians. and the want of its complete trans
ation has always been the subject Of regret
benjamin Ferris in tile preface to his youn
Oh the "Original settlements ON Delaware, ex
presses his appreciation Of the Acrelius history
and says a good translation of it would add mucl
TO our stock of authentic historical knowledge
Some detached portiou= had been translated, bu
ia his opinion they impaired the connection o
the narrative, and presented Acrelius in les
favorable point Of view than he might justl
merit The complete translation now given b
Mr.. Reynolds, with All intelligent preface, am
numerous seryiceable notes, is an elegant octay
volume of over 800 pages, published under til,
jout auspices Of the Historical Societies @
Pennsylvania and Delaware though mainly, i
not entirely, at the expense Of the former,
having now aninyested fund Of 81 900, for =uc
publications and issued quite recently from til
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

FALsR ALARM or RoRHERY.- Considerable eS-
eitement was created in the vicinity of Sixth ana
Adams streets. yesterday afternoon. by the re
ported discovery of robbers IN the store Of john
Donahue. at tie intersection Of those streets.
1t seems, however. that Mr.. Douahue had gone
away from home leaving side door unsecured,
which fact beng perceived a policeman Went in
70 the house to see if all were in order. He
saw nothing disturbed. and on quitting tile
house fastened the door, hut some Of tae neigh
bors hearing seme one III the house and know
ing Mr.. D. was absent, raised an alarm, which
brought to tic spot a vast crowd and other po-
licemen, WHO instituted search to no purpose.
The affair was nnally explained and quiet sopr
again prevailed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
sreelaI alalIfts.
spanIards

In the Island Of sau Domingo were tse first to in
troduce the use OF Ba.sam Dupahia. Never has 4
nauseattng drug done more injury, for 1t moi only
ful state than The original, but il RUNS the tone Of
The stomach and brings on dyspepsia IN its worst
torns, having horrid taste and disgusting smell
To avoid this drug aud its elects tile saiaariuns
Git Is within the reach OF ali, remedy purely veg
eiable, and POSITIVE cure every time IN from tWo
TO four days, without exposure or trouble. Male
packages, y female, 81.
For scr9iula and ul disease Of impure bloc the
Sanaritans Root and Herb Juices is the remedy n
be used.
KEEP THE BLOOD IN a HEALTHY CONDITION.
"The blood is the sfe Of the human body There
Is no bone, nor muscle. nor tissue nor membrane Of
any sort, which IS not Kept III healthy state by the
unceasing action Of the heart pumping out, night
and day, fOriN-three hundred and twenty times an
hour, This wonderful current Of LIFE in disease e
heart works faster, tile supplies are hurried up 70
the ihlig organt,n,au uau ure ever true 10 herself,
makes every effort ie sNpel Disease and preserve
NE. Hence We have eruptlons aud sores because
natui hds succet.eu in throwing the poison to the
surface. sinai We then stand AMI look on that lie
roc effort of nature trying % free herself from The
deadly enemy. ur shall we come 70 the rescue WiA
lew butte VI tie -amartans honf and Herb Iulre
and bansH iroHl Tile system tiai foul ttui that has
been slowly hui surely eating away the Nery foam
4 tain OF life?
sold by E. Brmghurst & Co., Siy0l ana Market
L. McIual, Second aud Market, Winirnon, Del.
and IS drugslats generally, ici5-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
lFrom onr Lale EIllIons d Yeslenlay.l
PARADE OF TmE onANcEmEN.

PHILADELPHIA July lS.
The Orange lodges made brilliant parade,
to-day occupying half an hour in passing the
corner Of Third ( Chestnut streets.
Some Of the lodgek wore s uniform Of gay CO.
lors, and went through various eyolutions, pre-
senting picturesque scene.
There was grand display along the line Of
Orange and other flags and banners, and the
members wore full regalia.
The streets along the line wsre througed with
spectators.
Al has pa.sed on quietly so far.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
Spss:s. gatifts.
Testimony.


Icheerfuly give this testimony to the public that
Ms Fosters B.ood Purifier and 1etter ointment
was aiiiicfed for many wears with disordered
blood, a troublesome and obstinate teiter OF the
skin and swelling OF the glands Of the neck, wmch
was the occasion Of prolonged suffering ana eN-
consulted eight Of the most prominent physi-
clans in the city and used their medicine long time
contrary getting worse, In finally almost despair
ing OF hOpe, i was induced 10 trg Mrs. Posters
Blood Purifier, which was RECOMMENDED 70 me as
being certain cure Tor my disease, II Was the
tprning point in my after using two bottles
OF the Blood Pnriner IN connection Win the ietler
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eTuptlpns dlsAi-
pearcd agd now am entirely and edeciualiy cured.
If further information is desired concerning my
case, call al my residence. -.
1881 Claynont Street, over ilth Street Bridge.
can testify 10 the efficacy Of Ms. rr Fosters
blood Purifier and Tetier ointment Tor disease ni
used i a short time with happy effect, having
suffered q chroric affection Of the blood and skin
for long time without procuring rsliei hy using
uthGr remedies, hut now avn thoroughly cured aud
can recommend these remedies 10 Others afflicted IN
a 9'D'''@' -" J.B. BAsTBURN,
New Castle County, Delaware.
LIppimcott-s Cold Sparkling soda Wa
ter.
And choice fruit ssrups or sofa cream oTen for
FOSTER pRUG. STORE,
From, and West street
Jordan's Tonic Ale.
IRE LIGHT ALE BREW Ed EXPRESSLY
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
Just tae ihine for this season OF the year to give
tone 10 the relaxed sysiem
Sold wh icsale aai retaA by the agents,
| B.6c. SHOEMAKER,
IS Marse; street.
The Mild Power Cures.
! Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies for all d.
! seases and Humphreys witch hazsl.
Also, other Homg opatuc Medicines a. Tie Dela-
| ware Avenue Dug siore.
Fine Tuscan olive oil.
EQUAL 10 TIE BEST AND MUCH CHEAPER
Tl,an the Bottled salad OILS Sold by
BAG. SHOEMAKER,
sos Market Street.
Mrs. Fosters Cholera Mixture,
For Chliiren and Adults. cares Cholera, Cho r.
Morh4s. Cramps, ,DiaTrhneg Dssentery, and AL pam
In the Stomach and Bowels. caused by eating gTee
fruiI and vegetables, for safe az
FosTeKs DRUG STORE,
Fron and West streets.
Graduate Philadelphia College o
Pharmacy.
WARD MoINALL, JR.,
d APOTHECARY
+ PRESCRIPTIONS
$. E. COR. SECOND AND MARKET STREET
= n. B.--Careful hands ony employed. Each clel
, has had a prescription experience Of from to
y years.
!. Ia-Cnstomers ceurteously Waited on at all hon
(, Of the das ami night. apr7-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

lie McCalron, sevon years old, child OF Char
McCarron, 1918 Chestnut St, fell from an apple
tree upon ledge Of rocks, and fractured his
right leg above the knee DIR. West promptly
attended the case. The 10y ia doing we'll.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
TIC Fnlingc of Jmne

Casts golen-green shadows for the bench; VI way
iartrs and for purposes liie oriian utiiH- we'll
a. useful And d. rHlNGHURSf y %, what Of
them? Why their SODA WATER, 81 course; pure,
sparkling, mYig0mting refreshing ana as cold as
zee can make 1t Their rich syrups carefully pre-
pared from the juices Of the various nuts repre-
'sheir medicinal wat rs Oh draugit comprising those
from the High Rock Geyser an Excelsior Springs
az Saratoga also hissehgen and Nichy Waters arH
highly esteemed and ~ great demand. lhe purity
or tue water, te lusclunsness OF the lruit ANA
creain syrups and THE value derived from tie mcdi-
ciual spring waters are lev ai the many Things
which nave made tisir ST ore on MARKET SrREEI
tOkNER OF sixth the m3st pounlar of It's Kind
IN tins rity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
ocean Steamships.

ENMAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN,
T. AND LIYERPooL.-Rov MAIL @f@Fs
sTEAsEas are appointed to sat as follows; ssxszSssss
CITY OF BROOKLYN, SATURDAY, july IS, at . P
CITY or CHESTER, SATURDAY, Juyq.at ., P
cry OF RICHMOND, SATURDAY, ug. !, at 0
CITY oT PARIS, SATURDAY, aug. f. u o P.
anl eaen succeeding saturday and Thursday from
pier IS North River n. Y.
RATES or PASSAGE TO ASH IRON pHnApELruIA.
Cabin $50, and s9o, gold, according 10 eeoouuo-
datiOns. Round trip Il .kets at low rates
Steerage-lo and from Liverpool, Queenstown
Glasgow Dublin. Londonderry, Belfast, Nayre, Ham
burg sweden, Norw j, Denmark ana Paris al re-
Drafts f1r Il, and upgari, at current rates, paya-
bic at any port 0i Great Britain and Ireland.
Fo' farhtr attenuation Apply a. the Company
oDoNNELL 4 FAuLK, s,ie Agents.
4e2 Chestnut street Philadelphia.
of to r. R. ROBINSON 6 Co, Agents, Fourth
ana MARKET Street, wilmington myli-iY
A MERlCAN LINE THE 11FFfg<
| N AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM sezs.asases
| PANY of Observation-Disclosures mail steauu-
PllLABALPlIIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT QUEhNsqnwN,
Sailing eycrY Thursday from Phi.adelpha and
SAILING every Wednesday from Liverpool
Philadelphia.
ONO, - ]uly L ,AnaolsFoED Aag. 6
kESwoETn 5d ay S g RgINsTtvANiA ;Ssl AVE- Ss q q
PRICES oF PASSAGE IN CuRRF NCY.
Cabin 40 ~ 7lh9 according 20 accommodations.
steeTase ail Intermediate tlcke 70 and from a Il
/ pants at the lowest rates.
steamers marked with star 10 not carry inter
| mediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. ample attendance s provided Every
/ steamer carries q surgeon and stewariess.
These steamers are supplied with lue-Rafs IN
addition to Tie usua I4ic-Boats anu Lie-i'rtsery-
Through tickets ana through Bills OF Ia1ing IS
sued between all prominent points.
For passage, rates Of freight and other iniorna-
'''4 '''i' FgTER WRIGHT 4 SONS, Genr Aets.,
So1 Walnut s., Philadelphia
$. +. BEIrs, A2ent, Adams Express Qnice VII
mington, Delaware. A. H. GRlMSHAW. agent
Wilmington pei
DED STAR LINE-APPOINT- II fS%A
III el to carry me Belgian and United -sz@Aasaaa.
states Mails. 'fhe following Steamers are app ne
FOR ANTWERP:
From Philadelphia From New
NEpRkLAND, JAly % CoLINA.., JulS z
From ANlWrEl.
FeT F9adenAi,a :. F9r Aew = iors i,,1.
NEBf BBELAANB ANB SdF lgs g cSSE S&lfzE J5 Aag
FbICE OF PASSAGE ~ Gt RI ENC \
First Cabin 800 Second cabin, Sc
Steeragc and Intermediate tcsets TO AMI from al
points az The lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes un -ut
passed. Ample attendance Is provided. Ever
steamer carries q surgeon and stewGrdcss.
= hrough tckets ana through bllls Of leiing issue
between all prominent pons.
! For passage, fatcs oi reigh' ana oIhel lnlnrNA
I FEfER WRIGHT & Sons, Geu1 gts..
= S1i Walnut street, Philadelphia. Y Broad street
: New York B. wonder Beeke, General ura-eg
+ agent. Antwerp. :. +. BELTS Agent Adains "a
Il press unice, Wilmington, Del a. u. GIlA-i 5 IS
" Agent, vi Iumetan, Del. my1-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
The Massachusetts Fiood.

THE INJURY TO PROPERTY HEAVY.
BosroN July IS.
1t Is thought tie damage to property ST Ghe=
ter. and its neighborhood If very heasy. Nc loss
Of life is yet reported.
The Albany and Boston railroad il damaged
for twenty miles.
ANOTHER EEsERyoIR DIsAsIER
BosroS, July 13.
Two reservoirs on Middlehed Brook. which
empties into the Westfield River burst, this
morning, causing great destruction along the
river. Each reservoir covered one hundred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14


Rev. J. NJ. Wiliarnz' Conference Academy
Reporter the first number OF which is before uH,
is remarkably well printed publication, full Of
interesting educational reading, tie greater
part Of which is original. The Exporter VIII be
published monthly at one dollar per year.
Coy. Tod Il. Caldwell, Of North Carolina,
whose deatL was announced yesterday. was
elected in 1872, by the Republicans, after most
earnest struggle. He II succeeded in Office by
Lieutenant Governor Bgogdeu, who was elected
BY tie Republicans, along with Caldwell.
The absurd attempts Of the Gasstte to weaken
the confidence and respect With which the peo-
pie regard Lewis Thompson betray it fear Of
bis popularity, should tine Republicans
nominate him for Governor. Tins uueasites= i,
general among Democrats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsts.ldays
ercepsed) at he COMMERCIAL BUILDING. Sottih-icesf
corner fiflh nd MARKET Streets. hco cents copy.
Ten cents o reek DELIVERED FREE by curriers'
throughout III city FiUe Dollars year, By mail.
OKLA WARE TRIBUNE, tseeklyl the Penilss'laf
organ oI Farmers and Frtit-grotcers great tanais
Newspaper published sBerg Thursday morning. at
Too Uoiidys year.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pre-
pied Nth frst-cldss machinery and stfli teoTknen
FOR srectltfisg Book Job aud Mercantile Printing OF al
d,.eriptio7ls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

|
Groteries, sc.
WE WILL SELL.
THE GREAT ,NIoN PACIFIC TEA COMPANY,
6l2 MARKET STREET.
WILL SELL eoFFEEs As FOLLOWS:
mo STRONG, GOOD 2sc, BEST agc. FER Ii.
RIO MILD, sc, &c.
LAGUAYRA, sse, a2e.
MARAcAlBo. asc.
JAVA, aec, ssc.
TUE ABOVE PRICES ARE IL PER cEar. ioF-
ER THAN TIE LOWEST.
SATISFACTION FULLY GUARANTEED
/ '4A +hAAAAbi hHhAt hilshlA'NAOf bA-i~
marl-ly
GUGARs, TEAS. CoFFEEs,
SPICES AND PROVISIONS,
CANNED FRUITS md VEGETABLES.
PICKLES OF ALL KINDS IN BOTTLES,
TO econo ize purchase your Groceries Of .
e. o. PERKINS,
At the OLD STORE,
NO EAST sECOND STREET.
He has on hand thG same old qualities OF Liquors
Wines ana Glls, that TINS store has been noted fol
GIVE niM A CALL.
VlEAs, CoFFEEs, PURE SPICES,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUITS,
ORANGES, LEMONS, sARDINEs, OLIVES,
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
HAMS, TONGUES DRIED BEEF,
BROoMs, BUCKETS. BRUSHES, &c
For sale by
JOSEPH JONES, GROCER AND TIA DEALER,
loy14-lv Fifth and Market Streets
EXCURsIoNIsTs AND PICNIC PAR
n IA TIES
Can get
y CANNED LOBSTER SALMON, POTTED MEATS
O sARDINES, SHADDINEs,
Crosse y Blackwell's Plckcls,
, FINE APPLE SAP sAGO, EDAM PAItMEsA'
AND N. Y. CHEESE.
2 Flayoring Syrups, Lemon Sugar &c. dc
AT ALMONDS,
+ ALL THE BEST BRANDS SUGAR CURED HAMS
Breakfast Bacon,a Prime article
n Canned goods OF every Description.
PINEAPrLES, BANANAS, ORANGES, AM
LEMONS
Full Line Of Fancy Groceries, at
A. ALMONDS,
marl-iy ElGHTh AND MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
.freiaht gines.

FTVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW THAT
IL Taggarts Express is the only line that delivers
goods three times a day in Wilmington from Phila-
elpha. The express leaves Philadelphia ONCE
Chestnut street wharf, daily st
$50 A. NJ, Arrive in wilmington at 12 N.
4l5P NJ, +" $50 I. NJ
+. Nj, Z" A. Nj
Wilmington ofilce at No. T. 4th street. aud at the
Steamh at ofiice, French street wharf. Private
baggage called fer Ia either city.
jes7s6i j. TAGGART. Proprietor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
FINE KENNEBEc RIVER l

Although the above prices are as low as g0od
eastern ice can be sold in this market at prOnt we
do not intend to be undersold upon any consdera-
ton.
Prices to take effect on and after Monday April
18Th PJtSEY 4 RICE,
oices 406 Shipey Sts. Fourth and Poplar Sts,. and
1916 Walnut Street. aprI-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

CHAS. WARNER & CO.,
Proprstors OF the
PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON
PROPELLER LINZ
MARKET STREET WHARF, WILMINGTON.
FIRST WHARF BELOW CHESTNUT 81, PhiLA
Steamers sail dany a, 8, Pm is1-iy
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whole and look at it in some more sig

Z g'hI I
whole and look at it in some more sig
niticant particulars.
In 1872 the States Of Massachusetts,.
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. which ex-
tend in an unbroken line from the.At-
lantic coast to the Mississippi river, and
every one Of which Grant carried, gave
him an aggregate majority of $4,000.
This fall these seven States have all
gone against Grant by an aggregate ma
jority of $1,000.
The history of politics in all the free
states of the world does not furnish a
parallel for so great a change as this.
In the present House of Representa-
tives, elected two years ago, Grant Sc
cured majority of one hundred and
two. The elections of this fall show
that in the next House there will be an
anti-Grant majority of seventy-five at
least.
In no election in the country hereto
fore has there been so great change
from one Congress to its immediate sue
cessor as now.
1t is by the light of such facts as these
that we can guage the dimensions OF
the crushing disaster which has over
taken Grants Administrations New
York Sun.
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PACKARD PREPARING AFFIDAvITs.

PACKARD PREPARING AFFIDAvITs.
-"Whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad" 1t would seem
almost that there is an epidemic of
imbecility running through the lead
ers of the Radical party in this State,
so entirely reckless of consequences
have they become. Notwithstanding
the fact that never before in this or
any other State has there been a
more quiet and peaceable election, a
more free and outspoken expression
of the peoples will, Packard and his
fellows, in order to grasp the thistle
of public will and save themselves
from liberation, have set about their
new work. They propose to drown
the voice of the sufragans of the
State, and under the light of a dark
lantern are now at work Matching up
q scheme to blot out the Conserya-
victory. of Monday last.
Within the walls of that Radical
sanctuary, the Custom-House, they
are now at work drawing up affidavits
for the Republican Commissioners
and q. S. Supervisors to swear to-,
setting forth that at their several
polls there was intimidation used to-
wards negro voters, and by this the
Conservative maorities were effected.
We do not know or care how success
full he may be in procuring perjurers
to attest to this falsehood, but there
is one thing of which we are certain,
that is that neither Packard's TRICK
cry nor affidavits will avail them any
thing in their death throes. The
people have spoken. The fiat of the
sovereigns of this State has been is
sued through the ballot boxes on
Monday, and those who would dis
obey it must beware.