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TRUSTEES SALE.

The undersigned. as tru'tee under decree
oi the Court, will expose to puDlic sale, in
Chestertown, Md, ~ the Noshcll House, az
half-past II O'Clock, a. M, on TUESDAY,
the 10Th OF June, 1878, the following pro-
perty:
LIST. The lands OF Elias Deputy, lying la
I-ang'ord's Bay IN Kent county, about miles
from Chestertown, consisting of two farms,
or Will be sold as one, II desired. One con-
tains about lO6 acres, the other 227 Dulld'
lngs comparatively new on both farms. They
are situated about two miles rom pOst-o1ice.
stores, churches and school houRes. a sufl.
cheney OF wood, etc. Also q farm within
three and a half miles of Chestertown, called
the Baker Farm" containing about 800
acres; sufnciency Of wood and timber; lands
bring all kinda OF grain and fruit; fruit for
market on all the farms.
TERMS OF THE FIRST Two FARMs: One.
third OF the purchase money within 90 days;
balance In one two and three ytars. These
payments may be extended.
The TERMS OF THE "BAKER FARM: One
NTH OF the purchase money ON the day OF
sale, or In % days, and balalo: III Xix, twelve
and eighteen months.
GEORGE NICKERS, Trustee.
Iso-eeoot Chestertown, Md.
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SEas RlEt,s SAs.at.

DY virtue CT writ of Venditioni Ex-
- ponas to IN. directed, will he exposed TO
Public Sale at The
DELAWARE HOUSE NO5l3 MARKET ST :,
Kept by Geo W. Ortlip in the City of vii.
mington, New Castle County, Delaware. ON
SATURDAY,
THE 2CT1I DAY OF JUNE, 1875,
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
Al. that lot or piece of land situated In the
City OF Wilmington, and bounded and descrlb.
ed as follows: beginning on the northerly
side of Ninth street between Adams ani
jackson streets, 3S feet from the eastsrly side
OF jackson street, thence northerly parallel
to Jackson street 100 feet to the southerly
aide of four feet wide alley, thence by said
side thereof easterly s2feet thence southerly
parallel to jackson street l0I feet 10 the said
side OF Ninth street, and thence thereby
westerly 81 feet to the place OF beginning, be
the same more or less, with the privilege
moreover of the use OF said alley IN common
with other property owners thereon fol ever
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty Of Abram L Woolston, and to be sold
by
wM. II. LAsIBsoN. Sheriff
Sheriff Odlce. New Castle,
June lst, A. d., S75. juncl-2taw
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JusT think Of it. The "rebels" Of
L mond, Nottolk aud Charleston, s.
c, making grand raid on Boston, the
"..ub" ot ",r0r loyalty" Is not the
R.pullic IN dan ger7 Won't the knights
0: Richmond, the B.ues Of Norfolk and
the Light Artillery of Charleston cap.
ture Bunker Hill without firing gun !?
B 1t then this rebel" victory will be so
dspleGsing 10 the National Republican
and 10 President Grant and 10 several
others Of the same patriotic kidney
Tney do h,.te 80 much to see anything
tending 10 "pvHce' until after the next
Presidential election, that another war.
petilenc! and famine would please
thcu better - Petersburg, Va, Meas.
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MILLIONS have been lost 10 the Gov
errmeut ty the Custom House frauds in
New York. This thing could not have
happened had the officials been men OF
the right sort. But i'll New York, as
here, and every ywher., the very wor t
eleu ents of ociely have managed to find
places under the Government, and the
result is that nearly ore-half tho Gus.
t1ms r,vvAuo5 never teaches their pil .
per destination, the public Treasury
HID there been an honest and faithful
administration u tue revenue depalt.
meLt .inCe tue Gloss cf the war, the ma.
t nal debt would he, at Least, five hun.
d.ed nilious less tlan at present. and
tie country WoAld hot bv in its present
depressed conrltoa. no better argu'
In 1t for "a cha. g. Of adm uistrati, r
Co4ld W lcsi vr oifrr.d -Phild Herald
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Cost of the Coal strike,
LOSS TIE TO LUzERNE REGION oFS1O..
000,000.

WILEusBARRE, June 1G.-Resump-
tion in this region is fact. notwith,
standing efforts ot Il few leaders yes.
terday aud to-day TO undo what was
accomplished on Monday evening. To-
morrow the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Company's works at ..Ashley will be
started, with II force of 225 men, and
others will begin operations az soon as
fde mules Can he had and the mines
put in order. The strike has caused IL
l9ss 10 this region of fully $1,000,
l. meeting Of the miners of the
8 lsquuiianna Coal Company was held
4. NanticVhe last night. They state
that Mr. Stickney wants to reduce thtiI
ply more than ten per Ct, 4 they vo.
ted unanimously not t 60 to work rs
long rs he persisted in his demand,
They will resume at a reduction Of ten
per cent, upon last years prices.
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r ARGE SALE
ARGE SALE
CT VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,

IN TiE CITY ioF:NEW cAsTLF, DEL
lkY, virtue Of the, authority conferred Oh
Win and Testament OF George Janvier, late
of said city, deceased, will be sold ut Public
Sale, on the premises on
THURSDAY. JUNE l7Tu, 1875,
At IL O'Clock, noon.
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
situated at the corner OF Delaware ana vine
streets having front of % feet on Delaware
street and extending In depth l4e feet on
Vine street with large and very substantial
ts.,<. brick house erected thereon late the
x,,, residence Of the deceased containing
~ u rooms; bath room with hot and
~W.y and cold water. Conservatory to the
frat and second stUries A dry sellar with
basement summer kitchen a well of good
water at the kitchen door. Immediate pos
session given,
Terms "a co. may remais on mortgage for
Three building lots on Ds... ware street, ad
joining the above 20x,0
Terms one half cash balance on mortgage
six BUILDING LOTS on Vine .treet In tho
rear OF the above fOxl30.
Terms. one half cash balance on mortgage
A substantial 3 story BRICK HOUSE con-
taininS seven rooms adjolng the above lot,
22xl40 Possession given 30 days afterexecu
ton Of the deed II desired
ASi hAA ~ WV SSSht bNhNhSS w llAdSS iSA
years.
A large and Valuable WHARF PROPERTY,
occupied by George w Bush & Son now and
| for many yeara past occupied as coal and
wood yard. ll9ft IN depth and extending 100
ieet into the river having erected thereon an
| once. htone house anu u coal shed
| Terms one-half cash balance on Mortgage
| for years.
| A lot of ground containing acres Of Ian d
more or less. bounded BY Chestnut and Mark
| ct streets by the Public road leading 10 Will
mington and the Dyke Terma Cash
Also on Tuesday june 22d at the auction
Fourth street In the city Of Wilmington at :
O'Clock p the story BRICK HousE. &C;
Washington street in said city lot 80 feet IL
inches frent O. feet inches deep
Torms one half cash balance on mortgage
for year.
Ten per cent Of tho cash on Real Estate to
be paid on the day Of sale
Executor OF the last viii and Testament 0
George Janvier deceased.
I. w. stidham q Son, Asotiopsers
May2Q-aetawkw
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SHERIFPS SALES.
NskER,EE,. ~.

NVtEK VI
DYv virtue OF sundry writs OF vend. Exponas
~ to me directed, will be- exposed 70 public
sale, at the store OF Charles ). Morgan. No.
Al Market street, Wilmington. In New oas-
tie County, Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
TIE Gath DAY OF JUNE, A. D., le7s,
at 10 O'Clock, A. ~,
The following described personal property,
viz:
Shirts drawers, stockings. collars, cuffs,
oravrts. gloves, umbrellas. sleeve buttons,
collar buttons, show case, looking glasses,
stove, writ K desk lease OF store &C.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty of Charles s. Morgan. and to be sold by
NM. IL. LAMBSUN. Sheriff.
Sherid's 0tflce. New Castle
June Il. A D.. 1875. + jcl2-2tawm.
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Szs, RIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of a writ OF Vend. Expo. to me
ID directed, will be exposed TO public sale.
on the premises ON tho southerly side OF
Third street bridge, In the cI y OF " lining
ton, In New Castle couutJ. Del. on
FRIDAY.
TIE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1876,
At2 O'Clock, +. NJ,
The following described personal property,
viz:
Lot of iron ore, lot OF pig and scrap iron.
puddle basins scales, lot OF finished iron,
4carts and harness l dray wagon and har-
ness. horses, lot Of sand, lot of fine clay,
lot tire brick | car and 8 wheelbarrows lot
of coal, &c. Lot of household furniture. such
as beds, bedstends aud bedding, tables,
chairs, carpet, bureaus, stands. sewing ma.
chine, sofa, sIdeboard, book case, coal, ice
closet &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty of Benjamin +. Townsend, and to be
sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON, sheriff.
sherifl's O1lcc, New Castle,
June !. A. ID. le15 s lel22tawts
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Lsa,., W,<n.nx I" rurcna,s a liz

Ladies WI<ninH 4" ruTcnase lish
rvnuing aud simple Sewinv Machine, would
a. We | To call al M. Is MARKET street V Il
lninFton Del and see ore the nices FAM
ly-c 9 Machines IL rhs world Ii bar
equal itseNs tro the thcsest 10 tho thine,t
material lesrel without charge ot uerlef
Orr h0bbY is sinplio ". durability light
ruunin ard no th-eadirg-up required; self
threading shu;tlr ard seit-.rtting needle
Sold on cay monthly instalment. or y liberal
discount oil fr cash Lsiies doE'tbuy d
heavy and coinnlirated machine. but s.t the
light running New american
7ls Market St. lining on Del.
iy7iAwlv ] u pN NkOSf Agent
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'INHf ga A1It1 1ATTRACTION
l. IN DELAWARE
ELADwICK's DELAWARE MUsEUMi
kUi or d 200 WEST FOURTH STREET,

NI arr IuS w EsT FOURTH STREET,
Opposiicthe City Spring, Wilmington, Del.
Has fe-opened to the public with large
collertion OF new cm iosities, highly interesting
and wonderful freak, OF nature. Also, a large
addition Of noted lfe.size Figures. Correct
likenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by frof. Repett, amcng which
are Antoine PrObst. the cruel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Ian.
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave !;
VIM. Burke, the murderer Of 40 persons; Ma.
thias Shupinchi, murderer of the peddler boy !;
Arthur Spring, the murderer of two sisters !;
also he son Of Arthur Spring; Jacob L.ah-
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montroville, the be.
trayer, by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn
Pile; Crazy Nora, of Philadelphia; Witch of
Endor in the forest Also, $4,000 Birds. Ami
known world, can lie seen at the Museum.
Other wonders arriving daily. There is more
to be seen for the pice of admission than at
any other exhibition in the country. Open
day and evening from O'Clock, A. NJ. until
1920 T.. III. Admission only l5 Is; Children
10 cents, to see the whole collection.
W. ACHADWICK, Proprietor.
dnclGWly
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RRGIsrER's OFRIfE

New Castle County. May 10. 1877.
Upon the application ot George X Nous
ley. Administrator o. William Mousley.
late OF Brandywine HUNDRED; IN said County
Register that Admlnistratnr aforesaid, give
notice Of the granting Of Letters OF Admins
tration upon the Estate of the deceased, with
vcrtisementS to be posted within forty day.
from the date of such Letters, in six of n,
most public places of the County o New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such cas- made
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the Daily
minston ,and TO be continued therein three
weeFs. (E. 0. D.
49,, Given underline hand and Seal O.
0hce @ Of the Register Sss af2ressil a,
aforesaid, the day and yea, above written.
8. c. BIGGS, Register,
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SElEuIrF,s SALE.

10y virtue OF sundry writs Of F.. Fa. to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale.
at the store of Joseph Jones on corner Of
Fifth and King streets, In the city of Will
mington, III Aew as 10 County, Del, On
FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1875.
AT 70 o'clock. A. NJ.
The following described personal property.
viz:
Lot OF coffee teas, sugars cheese. fruits.
spices tobacco candies, pickels. rice hams.
lard, Drooms ami brushes vinegar, molasses,
hsh soap, and other store goods; nre proof
scales, store wagon, carriage, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Joseph Jones, and to be sold by
WM. IL. LAMBsOS, Sheriff.
Sherilrs onice, New Castle,
June =. A. d.. 1873. ieQ-staWts
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D w. BRINE,
SAIL MAKER.

No. IL EAST WATER STREET,
continues to make store and window avn.
ings Of all varieties Of patterns, In connection
with sail making.
All awnings, when desired, made mildev
proof, at a moderate price. A call IL respeet-
fully solicited.
n B:-Cavass prRting alse promptly at
tenaso W maStsaam
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PUBLIC SALES
AaAAs ALhEADf BRIGHTEN AND THE cEy.
TRNsAL APPROACHES.
d UDIIC SALE.
80 ALL GOOD LOTS
OVER MARKET STREET BRIDnr
NINTH WARD.
vii be sold On the premisa.,on


NINTH WAND.
Will be soid On the premisa.,on
SATURDAY. JUNE lorn, 4p.M
Without posipo1smen., witadrawaI., -
derbidd ng. uh'
This property Is within a few minutaa .s,.
from the Drandywine bridge at 4Iark ct stra.t am
10 near TO GanibrilPs eXtenalve cetton fscinr''
and accessible to other import1ut ln,Istri;
Establishments; ID convenient TO tchools an,
churches, near TO the prominent and nitr,c-
i've Ihilauell'nia avenue, [eXtention OF Mar
ket street ana within one square OF Vandevc,
avenue, which has unifoi IA grallel nd,n', -
Branaywine station, on the r W = Il iiIs Wn /"
and has also promising expectntions ~; ~,
early extension TO the Ldge Moor Iron War;
anu the Delaware River. The lots are Mi on
excellent ground. with gradual sion tn To-
ward Vandevcr avenue and the Brandvwjna
river, and arc 30 close 10 grade line "ate
make inexpensive gtading. Idle houses -
any, are very rare In this vicinity. and d,yoi
lngs are In active and increasing demanI
Parties who buy now can scarcely fnil to
make handsome profits within the next Cen.
tennial year OF 1879. Erery lot uiH Ia soM.
TERMS OF SALE wenty per cent. In
cash, and the balance In notes with apnroves
endorsers equally divided ut three and six
months, bearing interest from day OF sale,
settlement In all casss TO be made previous to
the following Saturday June 20, (othcrwi,eS
purchase may be declared void at the option
OF the ssller.l Parties " no pay the whole in
cast on or before thai time will be entitled to
q clear discount OF per cent Approved
savings FUND orders received a. casn. I'm.
mediate possession GA settlement.
1slz't J. a. uEALD
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NtlTICE

All persoDs having claims against the Es.
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested t, tho Administrator, on or
before May l9h,, 1876. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such r"en made an nrovided.
GEO. x. N0U-LEY.
Address Wnminr'on. Del. m1y24end3w
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sakLikaiF,.> SALE

tki virtue of a writ Of Leyari Flcla7 10 no
dir etsl. will be .xpo.ed /, Pho ic Sale,
at the
DELAWARE ROUSE. No 5l}M .GKETSr
kept BY Geo ". Or iip. ia The CITY Of vi.
ninston. In New Caste County, Delaware
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REGISTER'S OEDERS.
IteGlEtaTa Lrds.
RstIsrkhs CtP1cP.

RstItTtH's Ctr1rR.
NEw CASTLE OCNfY, Jun II r. 1873.
Ad,"'ois'r,ter Of John Y. e,'s { .
Wilmington " hu- dT,u N s;l1 c9prts, 'le 'eas
ed ; II L. Ordered and directed by ths Rsgi.
ter that the Administrator eiprs-ait Civ
notice ~ the granting e befter~ nf Al
niristratinn upop the Fsta,o {; t-e tcres sa !
With tho datecf granting ther.ot nv rAlsino
adv artiseuentst b. hes' ed within forty day
from tho date ~ such Letters. IN s'2 of -,
most public place. of the cuurtv of \ NeT Cas-
tie, rs~uirins all persons hs Ing demand
qS ust the E'' .Ce to prrsen' the same o
ahi 1o by an Ari of Assenbly il such Gao
msde and provided Ami aiso cause tn sam
70 he inserted within the seDr period in tn,
Daily Gazette, n newsraper rubhshsd II
Wilmington. and T. Z ,'oHtinIsa the.eiI
sss.,.S. th rec weeks Il L. +.
HfsX Given usder the hHr and seal O
N'>-azs.~ office oi the Register aforesaid, a
NeR Castle, Ees Castle court2 a.o.esaid
the day and year above written
:. c. BiGGS.Heais
NOTICE,
All persons aSir~ claims against trx Es
tate of the deceNe must present the - 10,
duly at,osted to " A illustrator. on be
{ re June llih. 1876. or atide the Act G
Assembly in such case !" I'D nrnvi t4d.
BENZ. 7. WELLS,
A mi",.91ator
Address Wilmington, Del. ie i.od9w
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u EITHER KEPORT.

W-sHlSGToS, Juno I4.-1 AN,
PROBABILITIES,
For the Middle aud Eastern States,
stationary "r ialli 4 barometer, north.
west t. noltm ast winds, warmer, clear
wesihrr excerpt partly cloudy near the
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THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1875
eElERiFkrA AALk.

10y virtue OF writ OF Vcnditloni Ex.
ID ponas, to me directed will be ex posed TO
public sale, on the promises hereinafter de-
scribed, IN the City of Wilmington, New Cas-.
tie County, Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
2JIu DAroF JUNE. 1874,
At2 O'clock p M
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NOTICE.
REGHsTEK,S ORDER.

Address Wilmington, Del. je 1 ,Sie
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25
IRISH DEPARTMENT.
DILLON O'BRIEN, Editor.
IRISH ACRICUl TURE.

Abstracts of the agricultural statistics
Of Ireland for 1879, collected by the Reg
istrarGeneral have been published. The
area under crops has increased G2,G51
acres as compared with 1874. Oats
show an increase OF 18Th acres, bar
ley OF %, 1873 acres, here and rye of All
acres, beans and p.as Of $50 acres, po
tatoes Of 1892 acres, mangel and beet
root of 4,9H acres, cabbage OF 1880
acres, carrots, parsnips and other green
crops OF 2,49O acres, vetches and rane OF
300 acres. and meadow and clover 81 :
324 acres. In wheat there is decrease
OF 26,G57 acres, turnips Of S05 acres, and
flax of $500 acres AS regards live
stock there has been falling off OF
l2,l41 head in the number Of cattle, and
o! l93.54O In the number Of sheep,
while the stock OF pigs las increased by
$50, 900.
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iRELkND'S ANCIENT GREATNESS

| must admit that it is hard upon
wealthy, inflated people like the Eng
lish. and even the Scotch of the present
day. TO acknowledge their great indebt
edness for lit nature. laws, religion, art.
music. and letters to So poor and so op-
pressed 4 people as the Irish-those
Irish that are seen daily in the streets
OF the cities OF England and Scotland
carrying hods of brick and mortar and
bags of coal on their shoulder. Ii is
hard, it must be confessed, tor the gold
laced gentry that swarm round the
queens drawing rooms, drive in the
parks, or swagger at the Horse Guards.
to acknowledge that their forefalhers
We're educated by the forefathers OF The 20
affect seris, who now, by the decree Il
fate, toll as their band-slaves. Few o,
their writers can bring themselves to
admit 1t. Yet tie knowledge bursts out
upon them now ard again; when their
psychologists examine deep down into
the origin OF thirgs. they find Ireland
at the bottom. The truth will out in
spite OF every obstacle, and now. when
SO great an aristocrat as the Scottish
Duk- OF Argyle begins to rummagc
among the ruins OF Iona, high class
people ask what is Iona to them. orthey
TO lonaa And. Is! they become sur
prised to find that from this sacred fame
the Saxons and Britons first learned :
knowledge OF letters, Of writing. OF the
Latin language, Of architecture, Of
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25
POETRY.
A GLIMPSE OF ERIN.
BY A. NJ. ENRIGHT.

Let us take glance at, Erin--lovely Erin of
the streams,
AS the dawn sweeps back the curtain from her
purple-draped throne.
See! she walks in silent sadness, while the
rosy morn's beams
Shed around her sunny gliInpses of the glories
that have flown.
Her dark tresses are like glories spun from
deepest shade of night,
And her sad, grey eyes look pensive as the
summer moonlight's beam.
As it floats through dreamy twilight with
rich, soft, tremblinr light,
While star-host of bright flowers her gentle
footsteps kissing seem.
Does the past fit fast before her, like a brief
Where she sees herself a Nation skilled in all
the lore then known!
Yes old 1aras h,l,s are glittering beneath the
suns bright beam,
For thousands of proud chiettains throng
around the Ard Rights throne.
With sigh she shuts the present from her
view--she rends the veil
That conceals the misty future, and she sees
herself, once more,
Standing proudly midst the nations grand, the
fairest flower of all.
Brighter, glander, truer to herself than Erin
was of yore.
But twould take ten thousand pens to write.
in rich and studied verse,
All tho glories that surrounded her in her
prilneval days;
'Twould take ten thousand glowing tongues
her legends to rehearse--
May the gentle airs OF Heayen tan her bitter
griefs away.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-25

The Rev, Mr. Tracey, Catholic
priest in Pollockshaws, near Glasgow,
Scotland, addressed II meeting OF Irish
men there on the O'Connell Centennial.
lie urged upon item not to be led away
10y Irish Protestant lead, rs
In he name OF God they should net toll
low them they were not their leaders.
He (Father Tracey refused TO become
4 Home Ruler, though he was one at
heart, and would de Tor his country. but
he would declare These are not the
men by whom can come the redemption
OF Israeli 1t was not by rrotestants
that they should hope to gain the free
dom of Ireland.
For this wretched doctrine the Rev.
MIR. Tracey is deservedly reproved by Il
respected Irish Catholic gentleman. Mr..
O'Ncil Daunt, VINO says:
1t is certainly not by men like Father
Tracey that we can hope to gain the
freedom OF Ireland. The
words OF this reverend gentleman dis
timely imply allies in the Home Rule
struggle should he thrown owe, board,
and that we should fellow no political
leader whose theological tencts are not
Catholic. This notion Of making doc.
trinai orthodoxy Indispensable to politi-
cal illness is fortunately SO repuyuant
to the common sense as we'll as to the
Just and generous spirit 6. the Irish
Catholic that do not fear they will
ever adopt it. Ii our fathers had acted
on it III the year 1900 they would have
rejected The guidance OF the illu trious
Protestant Graitan, and followed the
Catholic Archbishop Troy. and nine
other Catholic bishops who were Sc.
duced into giving their consent to the
Union, having been csjo'ed into the be
liet that they and the Catholic clergy
were about to receive pecuniary pro
vision from the English government
which provision. as well as the degrad-
ing Veto, til, II most revered and right
reverend lordships expressed By iorm-
resolutions. their readiness To accept
For myself l NUT say that ii i, were
oossih.e-which thank God that it i:
motto expel our Protestant leaders ant
allies from the Home Rule League, ant
II such AN attempt Were successfully
made. l should instantly withdraw frou
that bod,-ehocked and disguised Il
such y scandslous manifestation OF tran
TIC and destructive higoiiy.
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IRISH STOCK RAISING AND AMERICAN
COMPETITION.

AT Clonmel, Lord LiSmore. the chair
man said: As to the improvement of
our s,ock-ose. ii L, the first object We
have in w-ther. are many difficult
ties which cannot but recognize in our
endeayor tn carry it out Ii we could
have good bells.-,he property OF the
many landed proprie,ors dotted about
the coun ry,-sor the use OF farmers, il
would only in very sma degree m, ct
the requirements of the farming class.
| know 10y experience the Inconvenience
which results 10 faImers in having 10
send distance Tor the ,l>e of bull, in
vol,ing the loss OF the days milk, and
the negligence and neglect OF farm ser