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In Atlanta.
We called at the dcrot Of the Western aud
Atlantic railroad yesterday, and witnessed
the operations OF the type.wrislng machine
recently brought out. 1t was deity man
aged by G. X. Maddox.
The typewriter In size and appearance
resembles the family sewing-machlne. It's
appearance Is graceful and ornamental.
ROW 1T Is OPERATED.
Writing with the machine is done simply
! hv touching keys, which are compactly ar
ranged 10 four rows of eleven each, and may
| be operated by any finger of any hand" On
| each key Is plsinly printed the letter or char
actcr it represents. BY depressing any Key
| the corresponding letter Is printed on the
paper. The action is fully as rapid ard much
! easier than that Of the piano. Any desired
letter or character is completely transcribed
! in the same time and by the one motion that
! is required to bring the pen into the first po-
! sition. It's rapidity is therefore manifest. Its
sim picty is such that any one who can spell
can write with ii and its manipulation is so
easily understood taat but little practice is
required 10 enable the operator to become
expert in lis Use.
| The size Of paper which can be used is
practically unlimited, us it Is adapted TO any
width from three to eight inches, and TO any
! length from one inch to continuous roll.
! Envelopes Gu be readily addressed with II.
! 1t is equally adapted to any thickness OF pa
per, and the quality of paper used is unlm-
tied, as il will write legbly upon the COM
monest wrapping piper. The alphabet nu-
mrrals, and all necessary characters for pune
tuation, italicising, and reference, are made
hy it. 1t is instantly adjustable to any de-
sired Spaciug between lines. The type re.
cclyeS ink from moving ribbon one and
! threc.cighh inches wide and thirty.siX feet
| long; ard as each letter takes but one-eighth
OF AN incn of space for single impression.
there is practically over four hundred feet OF
available mixing surface. The ribbon is SO
prepared that it can be used for months
without being reinked. With proper usage
these ribbons will last for many years.
| IT'S ADVANTAGES.
The advantages claimed for it is leglollity,
rapidty, ease, convenience, and economy.
The average speed OF the pen is from iii.
teen TO thirty words per minute. The ave
rage speed Of the typewriter is from thirty
TO sixty words per minute.
| Any number Of copies from two to twenty
can be made on the typewriter at once D.!
the manifold process. 1t is fast coming into
general use. Some eight or ten have been
ordered in Atlanta.-A atlanta Constitution.
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This settled it, and the reporter left.

A VOLCANO IN NEvADA.-[From the Vir-
GINA Enterprise. February D. "A conSlC.
crablc volume Of smoke rolled up from the
park of Mount Davidson for some hours yes
terday afternoon, attracting great attention
in the city. Crowds were TO be seen on
every street gazing iutently up at the sum-
init OF the mountain, and in passing these
the words burning lava, clouds OF ashes.
and bot rocks " were constantly heard. The
whole face Of the mountain toward the city
being covered with snow, the column OF
smoke rising from its top and waited
oil TO the southward was strlking'V
volcanic in appearance. All old resi-
dents were Of course aware that tue
smoke arose from fire built on the peak OF
the mountain. where there is no snow, but
strangers in the .ity and in the land g4ztd
open.mouthed at the awful phenomenon.
We observed that our people everywhere
were talking of the sight as though it was
quite common, and general volcanic erup-
ton. They were calculating the chances.
Some said that it might become so bad that
1t would be yet necessary to Vacate the town
before morning. Others cited instances
telling how it was in 1867, when tie noun
tain smoked for about six weeks before the
Grand eruption occurred that swept away
all the middle portion Of the town. All OF
| this conversation had strange, fascinating
| interest for the "pilgrims" in our midst.
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ICE.
ICE! ICE! ICE!

Il -
return my sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tropuge I have received since IL tecame necessary
FOR me 10 take charge OF the Ice business 0t 3 at
brother, j. Nj. McGowan. "a.
Having made very favorable arralssheps ioS
furnishing the best Wv
a., ho,h ppYr,RRD and pErEkNts. u TO supply
nv c,lstom,ro and the public gss.sra,S 81 10 ~
this unrsyallrd lea c,p 10 sid IN his mlrSes.
msnsc Sskipg Ice, Neutrality-suspicious. III OF pilySs
w. fos FAM,IIas Nd oFst,,s..s = q, !. i
5ts 25 psuuds 75r. ref shau 10 1 POUNDS ! 70 70
.iI eon,,,is tI5c Or RupdraI psnats.
~ $3.50 n Az = t0Ms. .sss.,.,
the rate II suc per ha . s sisf
s VIZ $40 10 j - H.
"a. aassw -. $3.50
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RICHMOND YORK RIVER AND tHGsAPEAHE|
RAILROAD Coz SUPERINTENDEST'st FFiCE.
aICHhOND, January 25. 1876.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


Commencing MONDAY, January rs, 1878,
passenger ana freight trains on this road vii! run
as follows: - - - -.. .
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted! at 8 p.
81, and will arrive from West Point daily ;ioI-
days exceptetl ut O:3O A. III.
ihe splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. O.
NICKLE, will rin In connection with this road,
leaving West Point MONDAYS, w EDSkSDAYS,
and FaIDAYs on the arrival Of the SP. n. train
from Richmond aud arriving At Baltimore early
next morning, and leaving Baltimore TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, aud SATURDAYS at 2. ~, ar
rive at est Point next morning In time 10 con-
meet with the train due ut Richmond Ut 1880
A. NJ.
Fare 10 BALTIMORE. w
Fare 10 WasnlDRton ............''......... ~
Fare to Philadelphia. 00
Fare TO New York. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN will leave Rich
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, aud SUM-
DAYS, at 4 A. NJ. connecting a. West Poinr with
steamer, landing freight In Baltimore early next
morning.
attached, leaves Richmond for West Point and
way station, MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS. at A. a.. and leaves West Point
for Richmond / 2 O'Clock noon OF same days.
EDWARD +. FOLGEk, Superintendent.
w. y. BRAGG. Master Ira snorfation. n 90
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SIhfMOSS'S

LIVER REG ULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious
attacks, Sick Headache COlic Depression OF Spr-
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C.. &c,
IT HAS NJ EQUAL.
lisa fautlpss family medicine.
Does not disarrauge the system.
is sure to cure II taken regularly.
IL no dr. stic violent medicine.
Does rot interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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DEPARTURES OF srEayyEus.


TOR NEW YORK The s$TH
L Old Dominion Steamship Com PAWS .analassss
steamship WYANOKa, Captain Couch, win sail
FRIDAY. Marcn 26rh, at O'Clock P. 81.
| Through bills OF ladIng signed, ana goo0s 1o,
warded with dispatch 10 ali points north, south.
| east, and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, Sc; round.
| "Trip tickets, $50.
g. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
NH 24-3t CompaEv's Wharf. Ronsetrs.
OFFICE JAMES River STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March 18th, 1876.
CHANGE OF TINE: s
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after WEDNESDAY, March Gath the
| steamer JOHN SYLVESTER will leave her wharf
R1 VsRe HAS NJ on M5NpaYs WtDN aso
LIB. TATUM,
NH 1S-1w General Agent
HILADELPHIA, RICH -sSs
SHIP F9 nRE ANR koF FHtkb SEEAM T%sE
4 WEEk.-Untii further notice the steamers of
ibis line win leave Philadelphia every WEDNEs-
MONDAY and FRIDAY at II O'Clock. w.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
werp mia Red Star anc American steamship lines,
and bills OF ladng sigDec through.
W. P. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO..
~ No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
"CANF0S INSIDE L1SH" 60
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEFKLY.
On and after OCTOBER lsT the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Comnany's pier, corner of
Twenty-second and Dock strse,s, making close con-
n ciDn each Trip at Canton. Md, EAST BaltmoreJ
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All fire light by this line covered by fire and marine
Insurance free of cost No dockage charged al
Richmond. Rates as low any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond
FrrIghts ordered by this line should be marked
"t:anOn Inside Line" and sent To the Phiaael-
phla, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philidel-
pbia.
FreIghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
moRd For further information apply 10
L. Il. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-Second aud uock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
j.. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia ja9
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Parties proposing TO emlgrate would do well to
communicate with us before purchasing their tick.
cts. SoirGube to answer letters.
LATEST STYLE or Observation-Disclosures FOR
HIRE.
PACKAGES called forand delivered to all railroad
depos aud steamboat landings. or any point Ia the
city. Persons desiring 10 meet th"ir friends at any
train or boat can come 10 our Cihce, and we will
carry them down free of cost.
CALL AT S26 MAIN STREET and get The latest
information from the SEAT OF WAR as 10 rates. Sc.
4. w. CAREER, proprietor Of the
Richmond Transfer Company, and
NH 2O.eod6t General Railroad Ticka. Utiice.
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= i.,.,TINlI',- III Id 49, ss-..y Ia
/ .xlcd,t,ous:y 81 tie Disr~taa 9r,3:lls'Hou:s
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COEFECTI0NEREEs.

DaTES! DATES!-In consequence of
~ The derapgenent OF values owing TO recent
failures of large fruiterers In New York, have
pceI, en- bed TO purchase n large lot Of
PRIME NrW, bRlHHr DATES
NJ very low figures and now offer them 10 my Gus.
TONERS and The puulc at The following very low
prices 1Oc. per single pouad; pounds for 25c !;
2k pou ads for 81. A discount 10 the trade. AS
The above prices are lower Than they have probably
ever peen offered before and Us they must advance
as the spridg opens: all desiring 10 purchase hs
n, aIthy fruit would do vel! to call at oCce.
., ANDXEW PIZZthI, JR.,
MI % BOT srOad street.
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4 Y I NUTICE
TO
CONSERVATIVES.

The long-looked-fOr specific for the cure Of all
pulmonary diseases l. found AT last.
GLOBE-FLOWER COUGH-SYRuP
has proved to be the most extraordinary medi "a
nreparat ton ever discovered Tor curing
CONSUMPTION.
II not only cur consumption but relieves imlne-
diatciy the inclpient stages, such as COUGHS COLDS
PAINS IN TIE CHEST. &c IL breaks up lhe ho't
distressing coughs In an incredibly short time.
GLuBE.FLoWER SYRUP
is unlike any other remedy known. II contains
NO OPIUM
nothing poisonous. IT S delicious 10 takethe eartly
savior to all afflicted WI h affection OF the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
II Is warranted to give satisfaction. The most
learned physicians In the south u.e anu RECON-
nerd 1t. TRY TIL + GLObE-FLo Nv IN 81 Noi
II will cure you and save you from the grave
REMARKABLE CURE.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, April II. 1874.
DR.. j. S. Pem6ert0n: ii gives me great picisule
TO Inform YOU that TWO bottles Of GLOBE-tL FLOWER
SYRUP haye cured my son of An obstin ate lung al
fccuon of several yeas standing, alier our pest
physicians had given him up 10 die with Hhat LheS
caled consumption. / shall ever remember VIII
grateful heart. and recommend TO all, the GLOBE
FLOWER SYRUP. II has brought more sunshine
aud happiness 10 our hearts and home man one
million dollars could have done. God be:s yoa
Your frenu, ELlZ ABETH SPENCER.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.:
Wholesale Agents,
fe 1e-eod&wtAp1 Richmond. Va.
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CAPTION.

Does rot interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SlMAONS'S LlVEH
REGULATOR unless in our Ell .raved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, ADD signature unbroken;
n0n' ''''0' j. Fl. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
TIE SYMPTOMS of Liver
Complaint are unt asin' SIS and
pain In the side. Sometimes
the pain is in the shoulder, and
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and SICK
ness. buwc s In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation. considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with painful sensation IT hav-
lug LEFT USDOSE something
which ought To have been
done. Often complaining of
weakness. DERILITI, rrd low
spirits. Sometime MANY OF
The above symptoms ate nd the
disease, and at other tunes
very FEW Of them: but The
LIVER Is generally the organ
most involved.
Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion ana
torpiditv OF the liver. and rehef Is always any
ously sought after. If .hc lveris regulated Ia 1ts
action Lealth is almost invariably secured. Want
o. action In the liver causes hcaGache cnnstlpa ion
iuundcc, pain In tho shoulders curgh chills dl2Zi-
ness. sour stomach, bod taste the mouth, bilious
atacks paptation Of the heart, depression of spi-
for which SIWMbN,'S LIVER REGULATOk is
The best remedy that has been discovered. IL
acts mildly. eff ctua ~ aud, being simple veget eta
TINT 1t may be taken. 1t is harmless In every way
has BIZ en- used for forty years. aud handreds OF
thu good and great from all parts OF the country
will vouch for Its being the purest and best
NH 0-tJt2S
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CUTTcsUUnoIHgT7 FOIht3
West Northwest. and southwest. Tickets not spe-
clal or liml I'd, but good until used.
Passengers leaving Richmond flor the N0rtll
2 50 Z. NJ. pid Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tonac railroad connect with the Baltimore and
ohio railroad ut shepherd, Immediately opposite
Alexandria. avoiding long and tedious omnibus
transfer through Washington.
T'me from Nichmond Ia baltimore only six
bnHrs and thirty minutes (6h hours).
For further information, fime.cards, through
tickets. &c, apply al company's office, 1901 Main
street corner Twelfth street; al S26 Main street;
anu office Of the Richmond Freder icksburg and Po-
tomac railroad, corner Eighth and Byrd streets,
Richmond, Va; and at the principal ticket-oficc;
throughout the Southwest.
j. L. WALDROP,
Southeastern Passenger Agent,
1901 Main rect, Richmond, Va.
l.. VI. COLE. General Ticket Agent:
E. II. Dos sEY, Assistant Generul Ticket Agent;
THOMAS X. SHARP,
NH Master Of Transportation.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
BIZ THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TO THE
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSIasl
~ COMPANY, SsssSsssssssp
TRl-WEkkLI LINE.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS-4Ir1s1
~ COMPANY. aSstssssssk
TRl-WEEkIII LINE.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BAITlMORt
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW Y0kA,
ALSO For
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RlVER.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, le14
his Company's fast anu elegant steamer JOtN
SYLVESTER, Captain j. A. POST, carrying
United States Mail and Adams Express. VIII !eavs
wharf, Rockets, tor abore-namcd points MN
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at 63U
A. NJ.
Pussenxers make sure connections with Bay Line
1t Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelph1a, and NeF
York ooo
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
Fare to BALTIMORE; ,....'..''....''..'" o ~
Fare to Philadelphia. OU
Fare to New Gork.................. IL oU
Tickets for SALT Oh steamers, Ut GprpeT q 20
Ticket Agency, Main street, AID Exchange Hotei
aud baggage checked through. Freight receive
Tally for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an,
regular landings on james river from a. ID. &c
p. 81. at reasonable rates.
Freight for wey-landlngs must be prepaid.
LIB. ThTUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF.
dee at ". d. Blair & Co.'s, corner of Ninth ant
Main streets. se III
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AM RECEIVING BY NEW YORK
i STEAMER a,a
25 boxes III ssIyA ORANGES rich se.or ana
25 boxes MrsSlNA LEMONS; 20 barrels Apr LIS,
assorted: 100 boxes LAYEk kAIslsS; par
rels nice CUOkiNG PAU Ms. toe S.te a low.
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONS'S LIVER
REG ULA FOX unless in our Ell .raved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, ADD signature unbroken;
nfher Is Rnnulnc.
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NOTICE.-AIl persons indebted to Dir. >.
~ I'll. MCCREERY on oDen account Will niease
c,,i M INV Office and settle by cash or note without
further notice Parties having offset accounts VIII
''"' W GEORGE B. HARRISON.
Attorney atsssrw.
s2a Main rueet- entta!tce % 1en1h.
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DOR BALTIMORE. Afa
l. WEEKLY. z
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WksTvVER, OF this line, leave their new pier, In
the uucR, loot Of Twentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS At 4
o'clock. and SAT URDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock, for Baltimore making close connections at
Locust oint with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest: also, with Northern
lent rl r;iili Dad tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed 10 Baltimore anu all points
wesr and rates guaranteed rs low Us by any other
line. Apply TO L. B. TATUM, Agen,.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth anc
Main Streets oc31
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=
H91. N"nry l.. DdCreS. U,uted States Senate.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
Hendricks For President.

from Pomcroy'. Democrat
Governor Hendricks has made a
speech ia Ohio IN which he alludes
10 tho money ques ion very ginger
ly, as viii be seen by report OF
his remarks in another column. Wo
are glad that he has said something
but bus ideas lack cIearness, force
and that vigor which must be pos
sessed by the man who is run against
Grant. Perhaps the Governor is
gathering energies for spring that
will land him clear into the camp OF
the people, but we fear lie is look.
ing httle too carefully to see whore
he vii alight. We like Hendricks
We bel.oye aim to be an honest
man. But how our hat would have
gono INTO the air; how cur soul
would have kIndled with Joy and
gratitude to him US 4 trend oj the
people, had he only had tho God
given pluck 10 have risen and sald
Men of OHIO Citizens aud tax
payc.s Of the United States; "lhe
only way to encourage industry is
to protect labor equally with capi.
tai. The only way TO preserve pub
lie credit is to mako taxation light
and equal. The only way to save
money ist1 earn it. The only way
10 have a great country is to inter.
est the people and protect them all
III tueir several interests. To dc
this we must have none but bold
fearless, trutbful, honest men IN of
fec. We mast have money for ricl
and for poor alike. We must com
pei our Government 10 receive Al
par all 5ts promises TO pay. We
must repeal thc law creating Ma
iional Banks, and then, when oGl
GovernineHt is honest, receive its
promises to pay ut par no matter
on what metal or substance tha,
promise is stamped or written. We
must count upon our crod t
which every honest man produces,
more than On goods, or iron, OF
brass, or lead We mast have equal
taxation. and no exemption OF any
man or his property from taxation
because he is rich, idle or selfish in
his miserly grasplng."
II Governor Hendricks had SAID
something like the above, he would
pow be on the right, the direct road
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02
Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance Of decree of the Misssissippl
Circuit court, rendered at the September term,
1872 Ia III" suit therein pending vhnrein John
l. Driver administrator of the estate OF John
Jones was pidiniif and Thomas Cheek ard
Charles Bowen were defendants | will. at the
door Of the clerks Office, IN the town of O-ceoln
ARK. on Monday, the 2jih. day Of October,
1875, oder for sale. Ia the highest bidder, on a
credit OF three months. the following described
land lying IN said county and state, and describ
ed as follows, to vii The = Q. = sec. 3, and
the ne = see. 10. in township Is range 10 east
said land sold subject to the dover Of thu
widow Of the late .Iuhu Jones deed.
The sale to take place within lawful hours and
the purchaser cquired to give note with approy-
ed ,urity for purchase money, and lien re
tatncd Tor payment of same.
JOHN l.. DRIVER Admir-.
srl,s. II 1. W. TuUM ASUN Au'N
The Osceola times., 1875-10-02

20 Presidency. UnuL he does, Le
might as well keep still. In this
contest between the many who
work and the few who live in the
uniaxed idIeness, thosof who are not
for the many are tor the few. The
Governor hepes wise cOunseis will
prevail. and that harmony will fol-
low. tn AL respect we say, Damn
your harmony What we want Is
The kiqhf Harmony i, sometimes
Tie child OF cowadice. We want
10 man fora friend who is afraid to
speak out in tones 80 clear that no
man can possibly misunde,stand.
Such conservative positions are
hardly up TO The demand of the
limcs-Oi the people, il any candi-
date is afraid OF the people they will
do woli TO be afraid of him. We
want 40 physician at the bed side
when the New Century shall be
born, who does not kAolg what to
do and how.to do it.
Hendricks is y Governor, . care
ful, capable statesman. Ainan who
sv ppathizss with the people. 4
inan OF rare honesty. We do not
know but he said all that We have
said above, but when our very soul
is so much in this great contest be-
,ween labor and idlcness, We feel
ready 20 worship and 10 serve with
all oar might The man who vii rise
and FIRE the heart of the people, re-
gardicss OF Who he hits or how hard
lac hits any man, iniueace or com
biHation of men that stand between
the people and the reward their la
Dor entities them b. But then
Governor Hendricks is right--on1Y
we d. Ike TO see men drive fast
when they arc on the right road.
lie thinks more than he says.