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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Ripe old Age.

DEATH OF AEEMARKABLE WOMAN.
HARRISBURG, July II.
Mrs. Barbara Dehart aged 101 years and six
month died, yesterday. She the mother of
ten children. forty-two grandchildren, seventy
seoen great-grand-children, and one great-great-
grand-child. She had been blind for twenty
yeare
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
SECOND EDITION.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
orrow afternoon, the regatta.

Tomorrow afternoon, the regatta.
The Board of Health meets, this evening.
Flour is falling. 1t is now only SO per bar
rel.
Is the comet not little like Tom Collins-both
played out?
There is a light crop of oats straw, but the
grain is good.
An extra meeting of the Board of Education
will be held on Monday evening.
To-day is the 11th anniversary of the taking
of Huntsville, in the war OF the rebellion.
The offertory in Trinity church, next Sunday,
will be for the endowment of the Episcopate.
Excursionists to Lewes on Tuesday next will
have from eight to ten hours on the sea shore.
Several more tents were located in the Talley's
Woods camp meeting grounds, last Wednesday
afternoon.
Six votes more in Chapel District would have
entirely abolished the legalzed sale of liquor in
Talbot county.
The Knights of Pythas are preparing for an
excursion to Glen Olden, If possible, If not, to
some other place.
The Chester Heights Camp Meeting will COM
mence on Monday next the 21st instant, and
extend to Tuesday, August 4th.
Cucumbers are large, plenty and cheap, but
without plenty of salt pepper and vinegar are
not fit to eat This was not intended for poet
ry.
The Kent County r. r. was not sold by the
Sheriff, on Tuesday, as stated by n contemporary
yesterday. 1t should have been the Queen
Annes r. r., under decree Of the Circuit Court
for Queen Anne's county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Spain.
A APOpULAR RIOT AT LERIDA.

POPULAR RIOT AT LEBIDA.
MADRID, July II.
riot in Lerida, yesterday, was caused by the
people opposing the octroi tax. The troops sup
pressed the disorder, but several persons were
injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17

meeting of the members of the Oxford Agri-
cultural Society held Wednesday, it was decided
to hold their Fall Exhibition on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday September Both, October
LAT and 2ud.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Gxrnrstons.
THE GRAND EXCURSION
Il OF THE SEASON
TO LRwEs AND REHoBoTH.
Will come off on
Excursions.

Will come off on
UEsDAY, JULY 2lsr, 1874
The Train will leave the depot Of the P, W. d B. R.
r.. at the fo't Fl ench Street, at b% O'Clock A. NJ.
arp, and turning, will leave Lewes at O'Clock
r M, giving the excurslonists
FROM EIGHT 10 TEN HOURS ON THE SEA
SHORE,
Either in fishing at the Brr akwater, off Lewes, visit
ing the Camp weetnQ, then fu y under wav at Re-
hohoih or bathing In & ocean near the Surf House.
The Train will pass through New Castle, Middle
town, ownse' d, Clayton Dov +, Wyoming, Can
terbury, FELTON,, Harrington, Milford and George
town. Many persons, b rn and reared in Delaware,
who have ney travelled its territory VIII here
have opportunity OF travelling almost from oue
end of the State to the other and aking view OF
all II principsl towns and villages for the
LAW fhlSh or..s'.'.s. ........'..s' ssss. N~'S".
Tickets can be had OF j. II. Walraven Ti3 Market
Street Ny~tt n Garrett, 6o3 Market St; Adams a
Rro SOC Market ST cot; John e Fr ok, 500 Market
stre Z; George S. Hag nv. 900 Shipley treet; reo.
-. MARBLE, corner seoond aud SIMPLIFY Street, and
G. +. Rudolph, 81 MarAet st. 1yi4 te
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17

The intercollegiate regatta a5 Saratoga which
was to come off yesterday, has been postponed
until to day on account of the rough water.
The grand jury has found three more indct-
ments each against ex-Police Commissioners
Charlick and Gardner, of New York, for the re-
moval of election inspectors without the requis-
lite notice.
new line of American steamers is proposed
on Lake Ontario and the st. Lawrence field
hitherto worked exclusively by English capital
lists. The sew line will be started with capi-
tai of $35O0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
FOURTH EDITION.
Constr nt,nople.

Censtans,nopIc.
THE FIRE AT GALATA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July II.
Two hundred houses were destroyed by fire
yesterday at Gaiata.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
Daifu Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
rp- For Terms, etc., see Second Page.

Persons leaving tho city during the summer can
nav. the CoMaEKcIAL mailed TO their address by or
Ierlno the same at this office. Terms, including
oostaQe. sixteen cents week in advance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
C.,r,lde,I.
correspondence OF lne Commercially

Correspondence Ut the Commercially
NEW CANNERY AT MARYDELI. j. s. Collins &
Co., extensive Gamers at Lebanon, near Camden,
are erecting other large works of the same kind,
at Marydel A force of men are already at work
making cans, and it is expected to have the fac
tory completed aud ready for operation during
the fruit season.
REMOVED Joseph @. Mcbride has removed
into his new and commodious store house receii-
tly built where he is prepared to accommodate
his numerous customers with cheap goods and
groceries and general merchandise.
STOVE STORE PURCHASED. Lord,
stone, tin and hardware dealer, has bought
the store and tin department of Alexander
Lober's store, and will hereafter have sole
co troll of the stove and tin business in the
town.
The CAMP MEETINa.-Teuts are already being
erected upon the Camden Union Camp ground
for the approaching camp meeting, commencing
on the 14th of August. There are already about
a hundred lots for tents engaged and the pro-
liabilities are that this numb er will be at least
doubled. @.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-17
1ew advertisements.

NE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LIE
w HIGH, which is proved by three years expe-
rlenee 10 he equal for hardness and purity 10 any
Lehgh In the market at schuylklll prices. All who
have used it, buy again
GEO W. BUSH Il SON, French 81 Wharf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

A meeting for tho organisation u !
permanent Literary Society IN Crcsco,
will bc held No tho Court House. FRI
day evening October 23rd 1874. One
ofthc exercises will DO tho discussion
IT tho question,
REsoLsEp, That tho Negro raco In
tho u y, ought no. 70 enjoy equal po-
litical and social privileges. with thu
White racc.
Tho following gentlemen
viii participate in tho debate. Alarm.
ativs-H. q. MeCartoy and W. n.
Holway. Negative Barber and
Fred Post. II Il intended 70 make
this : General Literary Society. con-
sisting 81 exercises IN which both L.
dies aud Gentlemen can take part.
A cordial invitation ID extended 4
both old and young, ~ DO present. and
1 full attendance Of 81 those interest
I'd In tho organization of society o
this character il Desired.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

Uar readers will bear us witness
tha, nf the men % the peoples ticket
IN this county We never uttered nnc
word Il crf.a,h. thur tcasnns were
ample; they dill NJ, mcri, rcl,r.of, cs-
reri fl the comran, they WIRE IN, anil
believing the people would eas,igate
them .nIliricn,l, Cor this, as tie, have.
" could afford 10 leave the matter In
their hands uf nnr candidates, Web.
ster, Patterson aud Oakley. no falsc-
hood was too base tn tind nttcrance
through the organ bought with price.
and over whrsc columns Gaics mud
llaislct preside. 10 fahricators of tie
must foolish ialsrhoals.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

Tho coal miners of Rock Island Ill, !,
arc M strike, that seems likely 10 A.
fert tho supply of coal unless the places
IT the strikers nrc soon supplied. II
IL shown tia, the miners. depending ii,
their indaar. anl skill. al present
prices earn frnm Sl0O 10 Sa60 per
month At the prices demanded about
" would lie added t. these wages.
Here i rcal oppression tina. the
uranvcrs should use their influence 10
remedy nr els. State !nws shau'l 10
enacted q send thr strikers wn rnn,-
hinc u oletruct others from work, 10
tho rcnitcn,iary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

III q A list1etsk all fsmsl,
go ierssi III saA ii fa sl.s Nre
aasi " giilsatl ill., .Arals isl,lrf
.issit tents al,sas lhrM and stole away
fiom tnsea .ser nue wevk aeo. Ia the
slisnas and grief ii sandts CREDITOR.
AMI rnn1linr fricaIs NJ II. X.
Rims With biz household gods and
temporal tta,s departed N the same
time. ~ i Supposed a volunteer mis-
1lunat, Among the Moaors, ~ he was
d le.tfMnr I'm.
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PLAIN NJ Allli,

HApsA 8A4 AaAks@s NA*NH8*
n 49, tAaa - AH##tA# NaA $500
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49, 98AF* III Asks#sa "a 8ts ~ A#sA#
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80
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pom the suggestion II numerous
friends of lev, n. Southworth. M i'm.
promta aocial and reception was given
him At the Masonic Hall. Thursday ~
ehing On man, accounts Il was com
silrr,h the rlcasan,cst aud most en-
jasahle entertainment ever given IN
crs,cr. Every thing eonal.rcd 20 mako
tho whole harmonious md agreeable.
Tho ingathoring u friends from village
aud country. not onl, thc people Of his
own congregation hut friends and pms
tor II others. who assembled for the
whole hearted purpose II showing their
regard for their friend and pastor, Was
alike appreciated BY himself and his
people; The warmth aud comfort Of
tho room. tho table spread. bountifully
with delicious yian,ls. tho brightness
and cheer of tho beautiful Aowcr1,
which occupied cyory place that could
liz found for them. tho welcome 70 cach
ono from every other, rendered tho
whole successful aud perfect. After
tho blessing had boon invoked By Rev.
Mr., 1'olford upon the food, and tho
guests had rartakcn Of tho samc. thcre
followed remarks BY Ruv, Mr., south
worth, calculated - inspire vi loar,'
with the increased necessity. Of great.
er vigilance mud carncstncas, on the
part u christians and humanity, In ths
w.rk u growth elevation u thought,
and higher life 70 Ill, mingled with
happy thought. Il his journeys and
lifa ~ hc fund Il. This also w,
followed BY m hour u sociahili.y
whom friends retired feeling tina. |. had
been good u b. there
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stAi Ns4 st


~. upHer~l styrf HRs
sesvs Astsssi Nc rHfsfr sf.si
IN trade. Hesrs and b0ak i ~
arronai ~ AZ. e'tupin
zAe srss1r ertH hr rsNfiR-
we'd ~ lkr 0eM se0Nd ~ hrrr-
f0S.rr srtth Z 11sH Hur ~
Kseefs ~ er~rN department.
l0Mr TsMltMssrN patron
AEet IN solicited.
Srss4S I0a~ md. ia.4 a2,f
W. STRoTnER.
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JAMESTOWN II. ufrn rls:-
Trustees Darius Sonlrv, Il. II.
Spenerr, l., IT, tmrk.
Clerk : NJ, :. 'l'nl~ry.
.AsScssur- Mil,,ru,n.
.jnstiees--Onin Mill,um, q. u
Spencer.
lonstablrs--l.nrins l'arsctt, /. Il.
Bennett.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

Ne# A# IT. 49, eAs4s "A ilsaA
49, tAa aa4aAsF 80 A4 4a VT
- i l - asmsasss sf vs. fs
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II sssA M asA#s4 1Ath aeAt III sthssa
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ID e =
Nesa s*ess
IN sss..rAs satA i tfs-eta ssnsss sss9.
NJ $50
~ as4mt ~ i sssea4at sxesatsA ts4N
fYasw sa4e sFae8 ~ ~ t4Aat # - lssa4sss
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Vi rsta8N.h Esss #Ha IL ~ AstAa
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sabNets s8sst ~ issfse*s Ii 80 essa III
ii IA. dir tftHatas III III AanaA III fhtfa
tsasusts apHAs VII f4HstH#ssis Nhch ~
has rssmla hs y ts4H ssraatsaA " sat
sstA lssHs Ntiamte | s##Av fstst II be
m Al til +A4a "A sttsH Asih III na tselss
sanlg#rs al i@Nass fssH eHht~ w4sh tn.Ets*8
aHi Vss,s. i.sssa almsn thr fusi@witx
described Real TIT isiAg ni iys.ss
sitaatet In the t'oah,y ~ iie~sti, ani
state ~ lava, aatneis
The nasih.erss qaarssf IA s,esisn siS n
township ninrsy4nsnr 30, ssssv vlrsen
MI \. nfaa sAr southwest quarter II section
s~en,s eight 81 township LAM. rang.
eleven Ill. wr., II The ssh l. "
Aai | hrrrbs give public na.sre THU |
shalt rNer iaf sale ~ rahlir cutlery, II, the
t'.nrt .hnusr slani IN t'resra. county III
liewart anil state Ut Iowa IA
No0MAMl. November III 1S94
hei ween The hnnr~ III /, clock. ~, AMI
l u ri.ck. II. v af sail iay. sale IL rems
mrnre nj ihe hnur II 2 o'eleek. ~ of
saii ias anil will -ril 10 the hiphe., and
best hiler therefor in rash the shave liz.
srrihei property, ~ saihrirn. ,hsreaf ta
satisfy the above debt, With Interest and
cost
| Dated this 3uih ,lss of Sept. 1874.
h. III. A'kEHSuN,
sheriff III Howard county
~ II Y NaatoS. 1,rra,y sheriff.
| AMI printers Zee Kiun,
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ESTR.l y:

Betrayed from the PROMISES of the sub.
scribcr, In New Oregon, Howard county,
Iowa, on Monday, Sept. eth 1874. light
hay mare. two years old small star In
forehead. \ few grey hairs inshr face,
scar anA small lump on ictt shoulder, hosh
hind fret white. III" o'F nnr hcing little
larger. and white inrs In thr hin,l hn0fs.
Amy anr returning -ail mnrr W giving
infnrm~tinn ihn, will lcad ~ hrr recovery,
will hs suitably rewarded
] ". MITCHELL.
New Oregon, srp' " 1874 ts.a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

lows this for a complex comhina.
tion "a curious chimes. NIL IT then,
names NJ frequent occurrence III husi.
no,a circles t'rcgor Mctiregnr, Nc.
Greg r. Town. llomcston. Il llnmrr.
TN n Henderson. lInm. Atm, Inwa.
and tho Nebraska .',,y Nn,i, mi Dank
Nebraska t'it,, Nelrpska
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

]. bertrand ~ ssa@tfi II ~
FNtHR 49, utsSsf aftrst
sHea ts4e4 Nsasss W. hsgtNg
14.sa ~. i - s,all ina Aauaas NIGH,
~ ttisn4. a tim estase All he ~As
aNtst Asas tvstshsf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

HIVE lOU TRIED
JURU HE IA.
AREYOu
vvtNk;, NtrrOoss, o. DeDtli.
lUeP0e
Ans spr 80 LAxar,p that any exav,lon r..
Qnires more Of nm effort than you feel cApA.
Llc of making
rMks sAy JcRrhInA. ,hp wonderful
roNtc Ahd istiaoHAr0R. which AstA ~
hcnehesally on tho srerciiye organs ~ IL
hnpars slrnr 10 MI the yitnl forces
II isnu alcoholic appetizer. which .tim.
nlates fur Il short time nnly 10 let TIM snf-
fcrcr fall 10 lower depth 1t misery, hni "
IA vegetable tonic acting directly m the
liver Anl spleen.
ir HhuuiArss tho nowsLs. anicls thr
nerves, and gives snch 4 healthy irne u ihr
while. Ayst~m ~ u s"nh make The invalid
feel like New person.
Irs OPERATION N NOR vtoLGSf. hut IA
characterized by great gcnti~nesat the pr.
tlcnt experiences NJ sudden change. no
marked results. but gradually hIA troubles
''Foid their tents. like th~ Arabs,
And silently steal away
Tmis ~ NO Hrw Matrl~d discovery, hMt
has been lpng used With wonderful re,Me'
| dial results, and Il pronounced by the high,
OF medical authcfiiiea. 1.-THE most power,
fnl tonic AMI Alternative KNOWN
Ak yeMr drukelat Mt n.
For sale by fuLLKN 4 FULLER, f'hi
cAge. ill. Al
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PARIS ~. tlffn,hGs.-

PARIS IT,. Offn'Ess.---
.lns,irrs---G. W. llnllistcr, Il.
lSau,lcr.
(rrk--.lns. cliuk.
Asscssor---Ins. flalrrtv.
Trnstees--lMt. Trophy, Thos.
Carly. IL, Purcell.
Gunstahlrs MN. Wilson, IT.,
Lawrence Long.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

Tilt RHEE--FuRSlTIl i, eros.
60. Iowa. Oct, 18th, ls74, hy Rcv.
Il. Southwortll Abnrr Il. Thurhcr ot
lrrsco. and EmmA rorsv,h, ~ Nlc.rcgor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

For all ailments Ii Rum Dltlers. surcharg.
ed with fliacl oil, adcallly element. runder.
cd mare active by the pnnkcnt MssrinKcnla
with which Il ID combined. lfyOns stomach
Ii weak and liver ~ bowels dia0rdcrMl.
strengthen II regulate them with Vinegar
Diiicrs. 4 purely Vegetable Alternative and
.AlMrlrnt, fro from alcohol 4 capable ri In.
f,,ning now vitality Into your exhausted
aystsn. 10 ~.
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\ y TIL MAN. N. y.

- - y
CfrNc0 Iowa
Having permanently located. respectfully
Offers his professional ecrvlrc 10 llH rltl.
yens ri rrcsco md surrounding country
Ofite, LrwryA Dvnf More, Nights
wsbssr li2NM
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-16

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ANs tshv So ~
~ N - 80
II NJ t Af ~A NJ
AaA $50 - VI "a
u 800 49, III 4 80 A,Aa
$50 49,. s4ssasu ~ Al Va
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t' t,a - i. sganpe
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Nsaassss
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titees. 4. ~ sAn lrAset. if
tmatAllite A NHe 4. It's
s. I LAX
stnrts III. tsetn fns. IT, cd
- ~ as.gss uh.AeAs
tn.s,,. i'atip il,@e, =. II. nst.
rsa, h.
s.srt*,s \, / lsia.
,ienA y, r.. Maliarr.
Trustrr~--r. |. pvl.snge, T.. q
Reed. ". &. N,ehnls.
Gunstablrs--.S. Nilsuaa. ". Howe
How MN crNr.n II. OrrnrnS.--
The following wrrc elected;
Justices. n. llur,hwirk, John
&. bryan.
| Asscssor---W. II. Brown.
t'lrrk -l.ahan Hasscst.
Trnstres--T.. II. Webster, John b
Jones. ID. &. Carver.
cnnstablcs---Jas. II. Crosby, I. :
| johnson.
-o~~
Cnrsrea Tr. OffreuS, elected ~
Tuesday:
Jns,iccs--A. u. Combs, A. Bran
dchcrry.
] Clrrk---A. &. blair.
/ Asscssor---A. &. Hubbard.
Trustccs--A. Bmn,lcbcrty, JOSEPH
Cray, A. u. Srnrlcs.
I Cnnstablcs---B. Coomls, Il. W
c~ly.
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4 There II no rain which the
centnnr Imminent will mol ~.
N lirve. no swelling Il will not
xN rnlrluc. and No lamensss
U4A which Il will not cnrc. THIS
N-N4 In stronv language. Int Il il
truc. II has rru'snsea taofr
udtvD9 cures of Rheumatism, ncural-
rls. lock law, palsy. rprains swelliurs,
ed.hreast, sralds. hurns. salt.rhsn,n,
car.@ehe. Ae.. nren the human ira,ae, a,rl
Of s,rHins. SPAWN. galls. &c. nrnn asi,n y
In ons year THIN hnvc all oshrr pretended
remedies since tie w"ria hr1an, u isa
cauhicr.irrilant. nm all healing raln relies.
or tsirrles threw away tier efnsfhrs..
thr iAm~ wnlk. poisonous hites nrc rendered
harmless. Anlthe w"nn,l..l are healed with.
out 4 scar. Ii II nn hunting, The reeirs
10 nnhlish~d ntttnl eel, hnttlc II II sell.
iss M M article ever before sell nj ! i,
eeils heeaMSe II ,lars i,is' whit Il rfesenas
N Ia Th.sr nhn ntN ni'sr t,t'n fl,ram
aiism. rnim o. avoiding .raetNr u sailrr II
sher will NIL lEse ,'nhianr l.innrnt Mnre
than iAao certificates a Ft,ga arkahle cute.
incl tn. ffs.fell innin. rtenm'iism. nnas
pnaafins ,nsst.ss. ss hssf hern .s#sfs'i
W So s.ial Il lNasssE .tn' ttttins rsr,
tlfi -. Il l#1ile M srstss, III ny me
p..s4tsln. Is tfne teil4s II Ia willow
.rsNls.p shta8f iilaia,n' II Malth enr
LINN lf.d dna8#fs tng si.tsfhti ~ sNtsiari
h4s4.a mi sl.tt.s ~ FIR triev.s I'm ~
.A..r s,sask.sNh.rs lte lsiAant IN
warsl, ,ans ail.nst.n, M ihully shanit be
wtthaut c.n,anr lininrni Soli by III
druggists ~ cents Ter hottie. lafr"
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THE THIRD TERM.

Watterson, Of the Louisville Coar-
ief-,Joarndl is in Washington, where
Toombs is also on a visit, and indi-
Gates not only his, but Toombs' ten>
dency to support Grant for third
term. Mr.. Watterson says
"As matters stand at the present
moment, Grant is the central figure,
The Democrats are jus: strong
enough to lose. The Changers are
just weak enough to hold their own.
The Liberals arc neither strong
enough or weak enough to count ex-
cept as idealis,s. Everything seems
to favor Grant. No matter what is
done, it leans Grantward. If the
Presidential election should come of
this year, nothing could keep him
from a third term and, il elected
for third term, the Courier-Jour'
nails stretcher will be the last resort
of the impracticables. They will
not be able to compass his overthrow
by the old, peaceful means. A third
term means revolution, and Grant
ism and revelation, are synony-
nous. They imply the same thing.
They are convertible terms"