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MANTUA.

Correspondence.
The public installation of newly
elected officers for the ensuing year,
for the ordec of 'sGrangers" at Mantua
Station, was held on Thursday last in
accordance with previous announce
ment. Addresses were delivered by
distinguished Grangers from abroad,
the performances closing with q sup
per in their Hall, in Folger's Block.
A COW of native breed, owned by. I'll.
Sphinx, at the Station. will do to brag
on. Alter supplying his family with
milk nine months, and butter thirteen
months, the sales of milk and butter
from April 6. 1874 to, JAIN. 10, 1875,
amounted to S6f O6. This included
only So so for the use of the cow five
weeks when the owners family was
absent. The actual value of the4use
of the cow, exclusive OF family supply
would therefore be about, $40. Who
can beat that?
On Wednesday last Mr.. James
Pease, now over seventy years of age
met with a severe accident. While
driving spirited horse, his sleigh
was capsized and his shoulder, dislo:-
Gated. He was carried to his present
home with his son-inlaw,. Chas. Rus
sell, in Aurora. - :,
Mr.. Joel Gilbert's wife, at Mantua
Station, died very suddenly, on We'd
nesday, Jan. 20. She had been afllict-
ed for long time, with drepsy, conf
plicated with other diseases. Her
journey t'across the river" was made
without fear or uncertainty. for she
had long been assured of joyous
meeting with many loved ones who
had gone before to welcome her to her
happy home in the beautiful spirit
land. Her earthly form was carried
to Auburn Tor .iptermeH on Friday,
when the fuaer:.! was, hcttl, appropri
a'e remarks being made on lie oesa- :
sion By VIM CJsa Tor, ,Esq, of Shalers-
v'lc.
An additional covering of SNOW,
two or TIN &c inches deep, which fell
yesterday. has made excellent siei h
ing asain, and totday tie sun shines
out clear AMI bright.
VERiTAs.
Mantua Jan 25th, 1875 Ae q
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TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. /. 2. 3 and u on main line run
daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. /. 2, 8.
and 12 between Cincinnati and New York
daily
connections at Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne x Chicago railroad; at Ravcnna with
Cleveland n Ptttsburg Railroad; at Meadville,
Union and Cory for oil Regions at Corning
for Rochester, and points on the New York
Central and ut Binghampton for Albany,
Sprin glicld, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
Lard.
Connections at Cleyclan Il for Toledo Chicago
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
North west
Close connections Mt Cincinnati with trains
for the SoIth and West
No. sfop-over'' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
first stopping place. and may ;hen rcpurch..se
from that point to destination
Palace Sleeping coaches on train No. 3 to
Louisville daily. and on train No. II from Lou
isyiIle to New \ ork daily. Sundays excepted.
W. Il. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket gent
CINcISSArI, o.
r. ID. COOPER.
General Superintendent.
3O6 CLEVELAND, ..
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j. WOODRUFF.
FURNITURE { WALL PAPER

GREAT BARGAINSI
The Best Inducements yet offered in ka-
VIENNA In this Line of Goods!
Three stories Of No.
| 2 Mechanics Block full
of new and desirable
Goods, which we will
sell during the next 60
days at LOWER PR1-
lCES than have before
prevailed in this town
or county. ss. .-.'' -.
Don't take the state
ments Of our competi7
tors in regard to our
Goods, but. come and
see for yourselves, and
you will be convinced
that we are selling the
BEST OF GOODS at
LOWEST PRICES.
No one can discOi11t
our prices. 90 e.es'I =. !.
We Do NOT run down
our neighbors' Goods
in order to sell, and we
will not misrepresent,
our own. Knowing
that it is TO OUR INTE-
REST to keep the best
goods to be had in the
market, we have done
so in the past, and
shall continue to in the
future. o@sa.
q Our LOUNGES and
other q p b oil S e red
Goods are mostly our
own manufacture, and
are new and perfect. s,@
Our Walnut Panel,
Bedsteads,aof which we have
a large assortment, have SOL.
Id WALNUT RAILS, and for the,
splendid HAIR MATTRESSES
that we make to order, we,
use the best grade Of White
Hair in the market. Orders
for Mattresses, or any kind of
Upholstered Goods, will re-
ceive prompt attention. Pri-.
ccs moderate, and Goods war;
ranted. No trouble to show
Goods. Please give us call.
Respectfully.
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SHERIFF RIsDEN started for Colum-
bus on Wednesday morning having in
charge the prisoners WIN. Miller,
George Williams and John Williams
sentenced to the penitentiary at the
present term of Court.
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Ladies'. Arctic Caters.

Unity Lodge. No. 12, +, and A. Nj.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays Of each
month.
Tyrian Chapter, No: 01, X. A. III.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month, In
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block.
JJ RICHARDSON, III. p.
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New AGvertiS' It's.

FOUND. -CHILD'S5 FUR COLLAR.-1he
owner can Obtain the same by calling at this
Office, and paving for this advertisement.
Jan q. 1879
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.WEArHER grand and glorious! goL .
LENT will begin on the 10th of Feb.
ruary. 20 '.':ra~H..3 - ,ii1au
Ir is with great difficulty ssthe wick.
ed stand on slippery places"
,.LADIEs in want of hair work should
call on Mrs. j. A. Vance. Is ...fI s3a'
CoAL-TAR placed about rat-holes, il
is said, will induce the vermin to, va.
mOser .s...4 sts: -iI4 s-sJ niCrl
The ice-dealers have pretty much
finished harvesting their crop Of that
luxury and are happy. ~ y ...a -
The Masons of.Ravenna had a very
pleasant time at their sociabfe on Sat.
urday evening. - ..'..,i,,. -. .,:,,,, !,
The grand billiard ,tournaneht. n
Cleveland commenced on Mohax and
will continue nearly two weeks. sea.i
Mns. VANCE will sell hair goods Il
reduced prices for the next 30 days. ''
The excellent sleighiug for the past
few days has made lively times on the
streets. 's.-f5'a: i'-tl '3i I59a;t -"
NEXT Tuesday is the day set apart
for the appearance of the little ground
hog, and his advent is watched with
intense interest. -i,s. z.as.1r<Jf' 4
: - "a q
And now fears are expressed that
the recent cold weather has seriously
affected the prospects of the. peach
crop. '.'''' ,>'iii 20 : IL -
THE revival meetings at the Disci-
ciple Church are still in progress, and
several additions h ave been made to
the church. 's't '"i -
JUDGE NEWTON lectured at the, Con-
gregational Church OH Tuesday eve-
ming, on the subject Of his late jour
neyings in Europe, i.enI sdi sls tad
The chap who appropriated a gold
pen from our round table on Saturday
last, will confer favor by returning
the same. ,... mi. ,,,,
WE have some elegant new styles Of
type aud cards for printing "cartes de
visite," antcan get them up in the
very best styles and OH short notice.
Call and see them.
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4, O. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. 90.
Meets every Wednesday evening ut Odd Eel
ows' Hall. 4-' .
Ravenna Encampment. No. 120,
Meets every 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month.
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ASSIGNMENT.

AYOTICE il hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed has been appoi inted and qualified as as
-sgnee or the personal and real estate of George
w Brown OF The incorporated village OF Kent,
ohio: and I heeeby notify all those having
,Isimx .uvs.inst said q w. Brown to present
them legally proven, for settlement; and all
those indebted to said g. w. Brown will please
csu al his old store and settle the same without
delay. JAMES WOODA nD assignee
Kent Ohio, Jan'y s6, 1875. 3o5-Sw
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THE Masons of Kent celebra ted the
third anniversary OF the dedication of
their Hall OIL Friday night. with q bali
and supper, and, il is reported, had a
very pleasant affair.
THE "Mystical Drama of The Black
Fiend' at the Opera House last Thurs
day night called out a large audience.
The universal verdict of those who
attended is that it was a ''bug" of large
dimensions. s - 1
Our ever attentive Representative,
Hon. 0. Blake, has furnished us with
neatly bound copy of the Annual
Report of the Auditor of State, for
which he will please accept our thanks.
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GOING NORTH-MAIN LINE.
GOING EAsT-KIvEI; DIVISION
TUsCARAwAs BRANCH,

TUSCARAwASB BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard II so a. IN. and SEQ p. m.
New Philadelphia, 200 p. m. and IL 80 pm.
Arrives.
Bayard 9.4O a. m. and 3 35 p m.
New Philadelphia, So and 1-20 p. m.
+. II. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Atlantic & E!. Western
RAILROAD.
TThET TADT Adopted
llAb / 4ADllis Nov. IL, 1874
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AT the meeting of the Board of Ex-
aminers held OIL the 10th inst, there
were s applicants. Certificates were
granted as follows:
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, 0.
Designated DepOsitary of the
U. s.

U. d! Bonds and Securities bought sold and
exsfSHxe4 Afour counter, at best market rates
Saocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission. in New York, or any de-
siref41aarket.
highest Market rate for 5-2O and lo-4o
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
Of an kinds
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities IN the United States
slghfDraftSon England and. Ireland and
Passage zfckets to from those Cities at
rates.
Rsvenue Stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
spd psompt.Ansl liberal treatment guaranteed
IntAfSst allowed on time deposits as may be
ssreed mon
W. III. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON. President
Sept Z 1855 IT,
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White Shirts. .

White Shirts.
Six best White Shirts at PURNELL'S for S15
Shirts M ade to Order.
Get your Shirts made to orderat PURN ELLIS
Hair Work.
GeE.your Hair Work ut PURNELL's.
Ladies' Night Gowns.
Ladies' Night Gowns ut PURNELL'S for 81 81.
Rraiding-
For your Braiding, go to PURNELL'S.
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Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8
Next examination, Sat-, Feb. Ii, 1875.
/. N. WILCOX, Clerk of Board.
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CLEVELAND & PITTsBURG RAILROAD
On anu after MOVIE 1874. Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sundays cNcepted,) as follows:
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Holiday Goods.

A good assortment can be found at
low prices, by calling at the store of
N. CONVERSE & Co.
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BUTTER and Eggs wanted. at, Mason
& Sons. Sg.a mo- sa NnZ -9irt
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List of Advertisements. .

FoGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE. v
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MASON s. SoN will pay the highest
market price for Butter and Eggs. oEj
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GREAT BARGAINS
The Best Inducements yet offered in Ha-
VIENNA In this Line of Goods!
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-02

The shameful practice SO common
with Scotch drovers, Of "horning" cat
tie, that is cutting off the horns about
two inches above the roots with .
strong pair Of shears, has recently been
investigated in the courts Of Scotland
Although proved to be a cruel and
painful operation, it was at the sam,
time made to appear nhat the perpe-
traitors supposed it justiiable to pre-
vent the anamals goring each other
when transported by rail- and the
charge Of Intentional abuse could not
therefore be sustained. Il is probable
however, that it will soon be, repressed,
now that it has been brought to pub
lie notice.
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
FOR 1875,


The approach OF the Presidential election gives
unusual importance 10 the events and DEVELOPMENT.
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49, ~ "' '~'''
faithfully and ieAriessiy
THE WEEKLY Sun has now attained . circulA
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arc found IN every state aud Territory. aud It's qua
i,y in well known 10 the public We shall not only
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10 improve ani add TO It's variety aud power
THE WEEKLY sun will continue 70 be q thor
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found IN IL. condensed when uuimportAnt. u iull
rns,h when Of moment. ana slways xs trust. treat.
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ou' wiii PRINT noshing 10 offend the most scrupu'
lous and delicate taste II will aiws,s contain the
n., 49,. -, ~, A..
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carefully selected and les'oly printed.
The Agricultural pcp.r,,nep, /. . prominent, feat.
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ever tempt me to make another draw.
| remember | felt completely resigned
in regard to my matrimonial pros
poets. l produced rhyme at the
time which perhaps contained more
original goneness than anything Of
it's size ever heard of. It was some
thing after the manner of this:
| Since It must be my fste-though Oft repented,
| Far from the walks Of welded love to roam.
III teach my heart to beat contented.
And prize the pleasures Of bsch'lors home.
But then how wretched, how like
shoddy compared to the genuine broad
cloth we buy of our Idaho merchants
at half price, appear our most cher
ished amusements, when we look
about us and behold the pure joy, the
calm felicity, the blooming wreath of
double blessedness that love has set
upon the brow of everybody and his
wife. What can we, sad single dogs,
say in extenuation of our miserable
mode of existence? Nothing valid,
think. Let us drop it and console
ourselves by applying that trinity OF
earthly balm. "Oh, it's awfulp
there's more genuine consolation, l
think. in those three little words than
in all the rest of our mother tongue
combined. Its a sort of benevolent
antidote in general use for everything
unpleasant in life-cven the toothache.
Sam. says if he was dentist or an
old girl, he would straightway petition
the lower house Of Congress (its Dem
ocratic and Of course sympathizes
with the oppressed people) for a law
prohibiting folks using the expression.
He thinks with protective measure of
that sort, their chance of success in
this world would be greatly increased.
Sans a way for saying or thinking
of the kind, and l wouldn't ].
endorse it if knew it was fact.
But there is another feature of the
case which l think goes far toward
making men prefer the roasting Of
bachelors frying pan rather than take
chances on being stewed in domes-
tic caldron. And that is the firm con-
viction that If we were to closel ex-
anime all the matrimonial wreaths
worn at the present day, we would
find a goodly number Of them are held
10 their place by an inner wreath of
very, very. wicked thorns; and if we
sought still farther | think that we
should find mammals participation in
midnight orgies in company with
agreeable single gentlemen, while pa
pa amuses himself at home with baby,
mas been very instrumental in placing
It there. | sincerely hope may be
mistaken in this, though l honestly
believe am not. The PILGRIM.
P.S. The copyright Of this last
chapter Of the Pilgrims progress is
secured according to the Declaration
If independence, and will be be-
lueathed as legacy to the married
ady who shall attend the great
,st number of fandang aes
c1tl.oM the encun,brance Of her
husband during the remainder Of the
present year. T. ?.
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AA1AtTS ~ AGREEABLE OCCuPA-
w ton. requiring only intelligence. activity and
perseverance,. and which pays literally in CASH CON.
niss!oSs or Rsarrtyrt GIFTS should not fail TO asnd
TO sHgRMAs h Hrpr. Of san Francisco. for circular
and terms 20 agen'A for SHERMAN l. hyoeS MUS.
1cAl REv1EW. Arss-ciass monthly journal Of th!r-
~ pages. quArto form. Canvasssng for 10 requires no
caFrrat. and IL PROFIT rAst1v sgsp ron ciKcrLARs.
TRr IT AND svE- Address SHERMAN HYDE.
Jani6-w2, san Francisco.
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End Of the Pilgrims Progress,
(Concludcd.1

concluded.
was eternally casting about me il
q woeful sort of manner for favor
able place to anchor myself in cas'
my hold fail.
That never happened, however, m,
tenacity was the only feature of th'
performance in which | excelled.
can't say that enjoyed myself a,
any time when the musician sounded
the last note and my partner had sue
ceeded in propping me up against the
wall, where l ives generally left to re
inforce myself by meditation. was
just as happy then as l could be un
der the circumstances. | remember
one night having setrto with huge
matron whose figure reminded me not
so much of the ideal Lady of the Lake,
as of the genuine Colossus of Rhodes.
form more bulky or foot moro grand.
Ne'sr from the cage br1sh knock the sand.
She kept spinning me around for an
interminable length of time until | at
last became as hopelessly timber and
helpless as a halfbushel of suckers
strung to a willow stick. ] could do
nothing but hang on and wiggle-not
gracefully, but my best
AT last the fiddler gave out, and then
this charming revolver, mot Of Colt's
patcnt) hove Ia and landed me safely
on bench besid. her. As soon as ]
could recover my power of speech !
said: "didn't-didn',- didn't il make
you dizzy. Mrs - Lord bless
you, Mr-U Ct thanked her for that.
! guess she meant it-kuow we'll | de-
served it, Of course it didn't" ! re-
marked that coul,ln', understand how
it was possible for any one to turn
around so often and So constantly as
we had done without becoming So
Why. bless your life. Mr.. whatever
your name is, | never think of getting
tired or dizzy. When 20 to ball |
20 to dance, do; and NY motto is,
20 in, toes, if you do get smashed.
SO if you've got amy doubts about my
staying qualities, III just bet you a
bottle of pop tnat can turn around
on the fat surface of twenty-inch
rrindstone for a week TO the tune Of
and ncxer miss a step or get
. bit dizzy declined the wager.
presented her with bottle Of her IA.
rorite beverage, however. didn't
wish to impose on good nature, I'd
rave lost anyhow. guess she had sure
hing. | know she had If there was
.oom on twenty-inch grind-stone for
both her feet. | watched her that
hight as long as | could keep awake,
put | couldn't perceive that the revolv.
ng process affected her any more than
t does the governor of o stationary
steam engine. sincerely pity the
nan who marries that sort Of a woman.
II bet he'd wish he was an angel
,retty often before his first heir is a
wo-year old. I've an idea her passion
or turning would cause her to turn-up
Missing a great many nights when her
half would like very much
o have her at home.
persevered manfully to the end Of
he term, but | didn't succeed. The
lings and arrows Of outrageous fort
me were my only reward, and | left
n disgrace--and I may sdd in dis
.ust. The reason | stood SO much
buse and submitted to so many In
ignities in such a spirit Of christian
,eekness, was BECAUSE had notion
n my head that perhaps some day
you'd marry in this country and |
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Dissolution Notice.


TOJ. NEALE, THOS. STR1NGHAM,
l. L. schwabacher. N. b. Moore. @. ". Crafs. J.
Dovsll. and ell whom Il may conceTn: fon, and
sach Of you. are hereby noiifed that We. n. d.
Moore and O. w. Crafts. have done the full amount
Of work required BY the Law Of Congress Of 1872 and
amendments thereto. o.wis:
SIXTY t6OI Dollars
worth on the Highland quartz ledge. discovery
claim situstpd IN Boise County Idaho Territory. and
you srs hereby required TO pay TO ~ OIL
against you on the same within ninety days from the
date hereof or forfeit Ill Of your right ae nteress
and claim in. 70. ana upon, said Highland quartz
claim. g provided for By the sct above specified.
1pAno cr7Y, January 10. 1875. H. b. MOORE,
@. w. CRAFTS. -
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GOOD, CLEAN BEDs
nm =. Notice.
Nffrr.u II

nm =. Notice.
l VI, LILLIAN HAsLrx. D. WEATHER.
hn.y csns.sa w. cr.~ford. !. b. Taylor ana 81 whom
sosiaed that ioS; AMI each Il you. srs hereby
r,assoount OF wors D. Taylor, have done the full
'''a and amenar slnired By the Law Of Congress Of
~. thcscto. io-wit:
.orA on - nsadrsd tsioo, Dsll.p
.an situated - ,"rsy Eagle quart. ledge, discovery
""iata A,nr.. madir Boias Mining Distrscs psse
ssd pay 70 un,y aM r. and you ore hsrs6y -
si aad Tor The ~ easements against you On N
sissa hinesy ts auoscaeon Of this sdvsrtisemsut
os reht u,is from the date hereof Of forfeit
spse quartz ledge. = provided II = ~ r = sSs
csss. FEB. "A ,s,. J. 3 TAYLOR
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gew Adrerti sslueut !,
Board Of County Commissioners

OF Boise county. Idaho Territory. will meet in Reg
ular Session. ct the court house In Idaho City, on
Monday. the oth day OF April, 1875.
That being the nrst Monday in said month. All &C.
counts or other matters coming before said Board
should be dlsd with the Clerk prior TO that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally verified
to insure action shercon. and bill will DO presen.
ted unlessxl the fees are paid.
JAxxs MoRiAary. Clerk
IDAHO CITY March Ii. l675-td
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y, s. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
May I, 1878, to April 30, 1879.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

How can JAY GoULD's young editors
toadyism 10 SAN TILDgN be stopped2 1t
is sickening. The sort OF lackey support
the stool pigeon gives the Governor does
hun no good and disgusts the m MY
voters. SAN lIIDES has done good work.
He is farsiGhted politician, and has hid
the wisdom TO divine the true seat Of the dis
ease from which our politics suffers; and once
having made MS diagnosis, be cour ,geOusly pro-
ceeds To deal herolcally with the maladv lie
needs no superscrylcabe Wallets to assist him IN
the task. Lift NJ your head, Young editor, and
be a man We do not follow SAN TILDEN be-
cause he is SAM TILDEN and has the prestige Of
succefs to commend him to our favor, out be-
cause he does the work we dem md shall be
done. lie is not JUPITER nor HERCULES, god
nor demi-gcd, but man trained in uulhc
an lirs who makes his polite i ambition serge
the public interest, and therein IL both wlsc and
faithful. Nor l. SAN rGIDEN the only leader in
the crusade against corruption. Cetsa your
shrill treble Of THdcn, 1Nicn, Nldcnl youn,
editor. II sounds too much like the cutlery Of
hired retainer. The mes of JAY GOULD and
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