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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08


Dr cchgnck falmonic syrup sea Weed
Tome, and Mandrake Pins lrheseuledicincs
have undoubtedly performed more cures ot
consumption than any other remedy known
70 the Americm public They are COM
pounded OF vegetable ingredients, and con-
tam nothing whoh can lie injurious To thu
human constitution other remedies adver-
Used a. cures Ion Consumption, probably
contain opium which IL q somewhat danger
GUS drug IN all eases, and if taken freely by
consumpuve patients, itmust do great injury :
Tor its tendency b 20 cOntue the morbid mat
ter in the system, which, Of course, must
make cure impossible Schencks Put
monic Syrup is warranted not to contain a
particle OF opium: It's composed OF power
lul but harmless herbs, which act on the
lungs, liver, stomach, and blood, aud thus
correct all morbid secretonc, and expel all
the diseased matter from the body. These
are the only means by which Consumption
can he cured, and as Schencks Pulmonic
syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills
are the only medicines which operate in this
way, Il Obvious they are the only genuine
cure Tor Pulmonary Consumption Each bot
tie o. this Invaluable medicine is accom-
panied by fall directions. Dr. Schenck il
professionally at his principal Office, corner
Slyth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters tor advice must be-
addressed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08
COLLINS VOETsIC PLASTER

Tor Local pains nInehesa soreness weakness uumhnesa
aud Inflammation Of thu lungs liver kldueys spleen
b0Weih, haadrr heart, and mGgelea, IL equal 90 an
fmY OF doctors and acres of plants and shrubs II ia.
sianty baniahrs pain aud sornees gives lie and yg0r
" tht weakened and paray red muscles and limbs and
y ~ sfNelu ana soothing that once used Ia The above
ailments, every other external Application such ~
salgss ontmcnts, lotions, and liuiHleuts viii 1T once
" discarded Even IN larHl} sls epilepsy 0r tits and
nervous muscular auectuns ibis Plaster bg r8liUug
the nervous tcet h enected cures when every other
known remedy has failed
Price 2s cents. Satd EVeryWhere. sent
bN mhii. carefully - raped and warrant
co. on receipt OF price 70 cents f0E ana.
mt.ts Tor stNs on ~2.Rs Ter ne. bg ~ EEA y
N foffaN. fTopstefOra- BoHt8n, Masa.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

TINS head, the various affections 10 which
woman IL incident are carefully considered
accurately portrayed, and a restorative course
Of treatment suggested Every woman. as
she values her lite aud health, should possess
copy Of this valuable book. Ii she Re dis
eased, this Adviser will show her how She
may he restored 20 health, and also direct her
how she may ward on many maladies 10
which She is constantly exposed let every
suffering woman heed this timely advice
and 'see herself as others see her Price of
ADVICE ~ 10 tpost-Paidl TO any address
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fpAHns @. 81 VIBRATOR,
1000 SOLD LAST sEAsoN

TUT ENORMOUS WASTAGE Of grain, 20 merifaJls
uM OTTER dsie' Of Threshers, can be SAVED by this
Improved Machine, Sufficient on egag JOB % more Gan
pay az expenses OF threshing
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MIIIFT, HUNGARIAN and
IKE seeds are threshed, separated cleaned ami saved
as easily md perfectly Wheat Oats Rye o. Barley
an EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain and
Seeds cleaned BY this machine for extra cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN 81 1875, these we're substan.
TALLY the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
o. economy, doing fast thorough amt perfect work,
Whcs ottey utterly fltlei
ALL GRAIN TIME and MONEY wasting complica.
Mons such as "hndless Aprons" "Raddes Beateran
fckeus" etc, are ofirelg dispensed rah less than
0nt-hat the usual Gears, Belts, Boxes and Journals
easier managed more durable light running no cost.
repairs no dust no iitterings" to clean mp; not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsFRs who are posted
In the large saving made by It will not employ lnfs.
for sud wasteiui machines, but will tHaa On this
improved lhresher doing their work
FOUR SIZES made for 6, s, 10 and II Horse
Powers. Also a speciality Of SEPARATIONS designed
ana made EXfREssLY STRAIN POWER
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, siz. our I'm.
proved Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed Wood.
bury stylel both Mounted ON four wheels
III INTERESTED ia Threshing or Grain Raising,
apply 10 our nearest Dealer write to for Iustra
ted Circular sent rea giving fuil particulars Of Sizes
Styles, Prices Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK MIoH
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08
Master lsnifiingl-Ih There : a most eX.

MiisItT I7IllIllHKI-I IItIt 4 mONI tA-
ticed it several Hall porter
don't wonder at il, sir. I've spoken
about it down stairs. The butter, sir,
you see, is Ugh church" which he
as fit up horatory in the pantry. and
burns hincense. We could stand that {;
but the cook is the "low church" per.
suasion, and she burns brown paper 10
habviate the hincense. It's perfectly
lawful Of saints days. sir
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

One Of the strong points brought
forward by Tillen s supporters is That
their candidate is a bachelor. And
yet that profound observer, senator
Matt Carpenter, has said that it is bet
ter, that man should have a family Of
his own at Washington than some
hndV plse's
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

INEAG fbe choicest 10 The world importers
II lLhtDs prces-LarFrst Company IN America
staple article pieases everybody Trade continually
Increasing Agents wanted everywhere best induce.
monte don't waste tine-fend iHr circular o. ROB j
WELLS 80 Neaey 81, b. B. Il -. boX 1857.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

Sexton, the billiardst, made a run
of 2s7 points, French caroms. AT the
Philadelphia tournament last week,
which. the telegraph informed MS. was
the larges, on record. Foreign papers
inform us that recently Prof Bataile,
of Montpelier, France, made q run Of
1000 points. and only stopped on ac-
count Of exhaustion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

M ANbFD.--i000 D aeeuts. even little children
w can make from - 20 u a dsF Send for circular
Centennial Chrome aud Music pub 60, 2Di W lth &c.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16
Have ysu A ccllari
FOR ONE DOLLAR
We will send, Postage paid,
TAe Weekly World


J. II contains al N" news ~ the past sew
81 DAYS. coll.ctsd by the agents anl clrrrs-
ponirnts - the New York Daily World. and
Ia fullness, accuracy and enterprise In this
rrspect ls unequallel
z IT, agricultural department contains the
latest news II farm experiments al home ard
abroad. contributions ~ hamc and e,reign
writers, fun rrparts e the Farmer. Club ~
the American Institute. and q,iulatlons II
valuable AMI Interesting articles Appearing in
the agricultural weeklic- ahd magazines
=. IL Grangr neWs, b. whi,h atieutipn T.
specially called, y h'aturr whieh can be
Eiuni In no ether paper All the r-ources
NJ the command q great metrupulitsn daily
newspaper are eJnplayed " IL collegtion.
and The result u page each week where the
members msy end = complete rccnrd II the
WORK q the order In every state Ia tbs
Uuion Cor the past sayeL DAYS. Ia addition
b. this weekly rvsurl. The World gives the
ersam Il al the local grange papers In every
State This department is and Niil continue
b. b. under thu charge u one VI the active
members u the order.
4. For the irrsids department.. In addition
b. IL ether attrsctiens. such a. poetry, mis-
cellany. humorous extracts, &e.. during the
coming year. there will be ho less than one
hundrcd short tales BY the best writers u
Action In England and AmerieA
q. The market rport.. brought down "
the hour u publicatlon, are the best that can
b. made. Fach MARKET u reported By one
whose special knowledge aud training make
him the best authority upon that subject In
the United states. For accuracy aud com
pletsness the market repOTls of The World
arr unrivAllcd,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

am composed Of twenty letters
My I, 10, IL, 8 and ~ Is what we
all pray for.
NV 2, 10 aA< 20 ~ an animal.
My IS, 10 aad \, Is what 10 used
in making q useftil article.
My II, IL, 4 and = is the name oi
an old sweetheart.
My 3, o and I | IL the name OF an
animal.
Ny II, 2,s and 4 is what we all
have.
Ny 10, Is, 2 and 10 is q useful ar.
ticle.
Ny 10, 5 aud 7 il an animal.
The local editor Of this paper of
fers a valuable prize TO the party
solving the above, but claims the
privilege 90 restrict It's solution "a
young ladies'. The prize will be de
livercd Immediately upon the solu,
ton thereof
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

lam composed Of thirty-,wo let
ters.
My !, p, o aud , IL an animal.
Ny 10, I | and I is an insect.
My u, 25, - aud 3 is q place Of
defense.
Ny s, 8, 10, II and 10 IL some
thing used by everybody.
Ny Is, 4, Is aud ~ is a divine be
ing.
My 2, II aud 10 Is q number.
My -, II, II, 81, II aud 10 we
should all shun.
Ny 81, 70, II and 80 arc used BY
sportsmen.
Ny 81, 81, II, 10 and - can b.
found all around lIaElehurSt.
My 81, =, u, 10 and9 We see every
day.
Ny ~, 4 and I IL an animal.
Ny S, 10, 7 aud 20 il cereal.
Ny %, q, and 2 l. an animal.
Ny whole Is what the afflicted
should do.
A box Of note paper and envel-
opes will be given 10 the hrst young
lady sending an answer TO the above
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16
B.fPTIST SUPPER .svD
GO.vGEHT.
DeIsghf, Pfe@ssvs aaa Jsw
.usaEfsa

The mind l. naturally charmed,
the fancy invoked, at the expcctau.
~ Oi an event promising a pleuti-
tudc of pleasure and joy. but how
much more charming aud thrilling -
the realization, wheG II immeasura-
bly, surpaSses the widest conjectures
OF anticipation, or the brightest crea.
tions uf fancy. Mere commonplace
supcrlatiycs tail to convey an ade
quatc idea Of an event, which takes
captive the senses aud which sur
prise clothes Ia an impulsive delight
and thUbbing pleasure. Ii - rude
Ia sensitive, appreciative nature to
have pre-concciyed OPINIONS shat
tered Is = shock &c SURPRISING. not
looked for, beauty, and set, as Wild
" a. tancy's pictures erred, n tar a.
anticipation Tell short Of realization,
We confess 10 q poverty Of expires
sion TO describe, faithfully and truly,
the bcauteous splendor Of the con
cert OF the aggravating sumptnous-
ness of the collation.. Was IL the
wand Of the enchanter that created
the sweetness Of the one, or the &c
Mus of Dclmonico the excellence Oi
the otherl A most charming and
captivating originality, min gled
with the sacred sweetness of sacred
songs, brilliant in the happy, spark.
ling eyes Of deligted youth, grand
in the exemplihcation OF Christian
truth, duty and hope, pleasing in the
prevalence Of supreme appreciation,
delightful In it, splendOr, character.
lied the concert which must remain
~ memorable As Adams recollection
Of his tall.
The delightful recollcctions we
carried away Of the concert shall
long remain ~ . souvenir of u splen.
dor not often permitted 10 be seen
Aud what better oondiment can BE-
added 10 the enjoyment Of n feast
than the gracious presence OF polite
ladies. And then, too, the smile Of
welcome, the anticipation Of every
want, the def attendance that add q
rest and pleasure TO the enjoyment
| We really cannot decide betweer
tbe charming ofiiciousness of the
dear ladies or the tempting yiands
Here we are nj sea. To be hattered
aud petted, cajoled and oarressed o.
We were at that supper IL enoagh "a
develope self-importance 90 IN
alarming extent We went away
not as grand as the Emperor Of Ras
ga, but trcading very closely on the
imagined feelings Of that anlocrat
Aud here, again, We stop and burn
ish up our descriptive powers d
make q descriptive onslaught on the
beauty of the concert, aud n we iai
Of painting its splendor as IL ap
pcarcd 10 NJ, we plead the extenuas
Ing Circumstances Of not being equal
10 the task. We have pondered
sleeplessly over the magniacence q
the AFFAIR and stand ab&shcd at The
magnitude Of the tax on our power
But we start or, dear reader, yos
may imagine 70 lOke Of sea-whicl
be 10
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

Yarls. yard vide kennsdale shifting I
| ka~kland Skirt
2 K-inch glass preserve lishe.
" fsris good kennedAle shirtingI
! q Ladies lace collars
Carving knifa, fork sni'sisel
Pair MeRs half hose
! Pair Boys bOots
8 Granite cups and saucers (handled)
Fine niht glass gDblet@
W bite granite plates
] bohemian toilet set fancy eolorl
] Granite covered steak dlsh. any size
silver Plated drinking cup twarfanteIl
! ! Linen table cloth
J H"neycOnlb counterpane. single
! Honey eomb oauitrpane Coz Crib
! Gents shirt, nns
lO0-Picture Album
] Boys hat. any size or color
! set (6l kniies and forks
larls u fine scotch bingham
Ladies einoreidered ehemiss 4
! Ladies shirt FufHed
J Ladies embroiderei night gown.
] Ladies seven turked shirt
! ZINE ~hAlsbons hairbrush and comb
l'PAir mems pants
! Mans coat
] Pair boys pants
] Boys coat
] Ladies sat bel
Lsre lamp with globe, complete /
I " Fine linen napkins
-.ioaT-qua coffee boilers, tin
| ] Ali-woni balmoral skirt
10 Yaris wide shir,lng
Bes' bleached sheet, n I'd. square
phnt glass champaign glasses 4
J White Pearl tea sei, pieces
Bowl and piLhsr
: larls Canton flannel
4. iaris Rock Mn Jean.
yards matthias ticking
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16
Mrs. Ill. Levy,
(HENRY LEVY. Business Maaager,l
HAZLEHURsT, MISSISSIPPI
Dealer In
Dry Goods, NslisnS Fancy Gre
eeries, Etc,

M. Levy keeps In stock full line OF
faPle and fancy dry goods, baots. shoes.
hats, caps. aotloas. school bosks. eroek.
cry and tinware fancy groceries. eoantry
produce. and. In tact, almost everything
that 10 Usually kept In any store In ilsxls-
hurst. HE prices viii deity con IeslIloh,
Everything 10 sold at the very loves,
prices d~cl ~.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

VaE wrtehed condi:ios Of som,
OF rr man thoroaghfares 10 saci
a. "a demand immediate repair. Il
70 hkty that the authorities ar,
po~tpo7pg this much needed i'm
provcms until after the spring
rains. al h.ch time the cost viii
l,s double hat Il would be now
How long III policy Of negIee, Is ,C
obtain VIII \ present Beard re
main. 10 b. = II 10 one Of q
penny vie and gouHd-fOoli'h ns
ture.
Tur IIarvas,ers Aecis,y, ,eader
thanks and feel deeply ndehted for
patronage aud 'sseosa cement AZ
forded them At the Baptn. Concer,
and supper ON the night dAtAs lith
inst. To Miss Gussle friak (pr val.
liable services, Crystal spAA hap.
tist Church, the Wesleyan, 81 ety,
the CoPiahan and Derhocrni Id IA.
vor-, and 20 Brittailfs corae} Ba<a
Tor music. ~
Miss EMMA REppssu.y
seerrtary.
Nor one woman In q thousand,
married or single, has the rvmotesi
conception Of shasd-shaklng--ai
least, with . gentleman. She sticks
oat her hand. as IL Il was projected
by machinery, aud grasps yours
without any warmth, iervor, glad.
hess OF welcome. But when she
meets one Of her own sex, she de
lights in = kissing exercise, which
strikes a chord of envy In every
mans breast. But between shaking
hands with the average woman aud
a pump handle, the points are In IA.
yor Of the pump handle. Barring
the vclyety nature Il q woman's
hand, aud is soothing soflness, give
Us a pumphandle.
Ar a meetiRg Of the Cleaners held
Feb. 10, 1879.
Resolved, That special thanks be
rendered Mr.. Subat for his great as
sisianoe in the Oyster Supper-Also
for his donation.
Resolved moreover, That thanks
he returned 10 Messrs Ard
Bingham, Horne, Meek. Mangold
aud Rogers, for kind services.
The Cleaners tender their thanks
10 the community for liberal patron
age and request that the CoPiahan
aud Democrat publish the above.
Very Respectfully
Mas. A. l.. WORKMAN,
Mas. T.. T. lSsLEE, Prest
Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

HHe came home very late one
night, aud sfter famtling with his
latch key q good while. msttered tn
himself, as he st length opened the
door. Il mushmakeny noish, caush
tholoman's ashlespF he Invested
himself Of his garments with some
trouble, and was congratulating him.
self on his success A. he was getting
into bed, when . calm, clear, cold
voice sent chill down bis SPINAL col
umn; "why, my dear, you amt
going To sleep in your hat, are you q
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

The World Il not only the beat but the
cheapest newspaper ever offered the farmer :"
semi wcekly (i0i Nos. b g. year.
Daily, (sis Nos. \ $40 par year.
Specimen copies sent upon application.
Address THE WORLD"
as PARK Row. New York.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16
PUZZLE No. ~

A prize of one haadrsa basiness
cards viii be given the FIRST person
brngin In an answer 10 the above
puzzle. The offer Of this prize Is
made TO persons doing business In
HaElehurst, and Is extended to Law.
yers, doctors, merchants, mechanics,
and all other persons actually en-.
gagged In business.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

iarls Eagle" Cheeks 4
Nards Magnolia Checks
Plugs Perfect Tobacco
Dozen Toilet SuAp
kosewo,-i Frame Mirror iIl q Isl In
Gents' Rolled Gold Vest Chain
Ladies Opera Flannel Sanque
: Pair Mems Drawers
! Gsntleman's Hat any sire or color
2-4-s-l2 Pair Ladies lIoso
: Ladies Ruled Aprons
Pair Chilirrn's ShOes-any size
Silver Plate breakfast castor-5 bo,tles
set Ladies cuffs and collArs--all linen
Set Gold plated earrings and breastpin
Gent pearl set-stnls and buttons
st 0ents gold plated studs
! Pair g',ldEplated Sleeve buttons
2-&-5-s-s-lO Towels
J Dozen aint glass lamp chimneys
] Gold band china spittoon
] Pair Ladies slippers-any sizs
J Pair Gents carpet slippers-any siEe
! Large ws1 doll
1900 OF blade psscksa knife
n fanls Georgia Jeans
! Pair tsents buckskin gAuntlets
= Pins china cups and saucers
J ZINE backgammon board (oomplets)
! Large oil cloth table cloth
2 Pair Ladies ane silk garters
Ladies fine whalebone corset
: Fine China hower vases
: Mems Indsrshlrts
: Ten quart dish-p ans-hcsvy tia
u funhlsr.- Clint glass
~ Yards hne Pacific la~ns
10 farls drnss bsrago
Gents Vest
? Bohemian glass vases. very ans
Ladies lace handkerchief
Is spools Goats 800 yards THREAD
II Yarls lndiah Hill shifting
II Yards Columbus Ga, shirtiRg
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

BoARD oV ADVISERS - Nh. A. A. Lomax.
President; ! ID. t.Fanbcrry. SeerstAry and
Irea.arer' l.. v Birissng. l.. l.. Britain.
O. W kpgers. Dr. q Y. Oats, Dr. II.
Burnley, and l. n. Ellia
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

- -" - - AHta-
The abose Insl1tutl.,a, Ia tie healthfal. a.
cesstble aud pleasant town e Hazleharst
Copiah ceunty Miss. has been recently Or
ganiEee, and will open Monday. Jan. 10Th
inst. The hrst ses.sion viii continue six
months 90 twenty four weeks In the work
q proposes. u will oompete Cor excellence
with any similar institution In the state ar Ia
the United states. With experienced,
pFarticAl educators. who devote their lives
" thu business ofteashing. sicc-.s 10 eun-
hdentaliy anticipated. Having no endow-
menI nor expecting any pecuniAry all except
what may be legiumatsly obtained from
public ahool hsada. u yet begins by putting
tuition down ~ the lowest living rates.
NhaasvvF public funds may be reviewed will
be equally ereditssi pro rats, to the paIpils
entitlrd by lA~ b. the bensat uf the same
for The time II supervi.ian II the bard VI
Advisers. An ineiieatal &C. - any cents
par se>sion will BE- raQulnsd II each pupil %
me-t expenses f,'r fad. A.. Chargs % tai
ton Will BE- made only from the time q en-
trancs b. the close II sss.i.sn. with d.sluction
Tor prptrasted illness. vt the rsts. q tao and
one half thrse. four and ave dollars pr
month. respectively fr the four grades in
clu,liag st,4diss .. follows. via.
I. Primary Alphabst. Spelling. Reading,
Mental Artthmetic Elementary Typography
and Writing.
,. Intermediate Arithaelie. Typography,
Grammar, Composition Aisd American lis
tory.
& AdyAncei Algebra. Geometry, Trigo-
hometry, Surveying, Rhetoric and General
History
4 ClAssical-The Latin and Greek Ian
ly,isges and literature.
Board can b. hsA In the best private FAINT
lies. GA lo~ tertas, for any number that MAJ
Tcguirs a.
iIayIehurst. Jan. 8. Is76-2m.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16
HAZLEHURST
MALE AND FEMALE


ELD. W. n. MAD, PRlNcIPAL: EI.D. J.
X PARISH. AsssrASr.
4 Teaehtr q music. xish other Asslst~st
Teachers. b. b. HEREAFTER employed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-28
Justice for Women.

The Memphis Aralanche makes the fol
lowing demand upon its party for justice
for women. Like many other intellgen,
Democrats, the editor fears the Republican
party will get all the credit of this great re-
form, as it has of all others in the past:
An appeal for the equality of women be.
fore the law is printed elsewhere. 1t will
South to the Democratic National COnven
ton at st. Louis.
The Republican National Convention at
Cincinnati adopted as the twelfth resolu-
ton in its national platform for 1876 the
following:
"The Republican party recognizes with
approval the advance recently made to-
ward the establishment of equal rights of
women by many important amendments
effected by the Republican Legislatures in
the laws which concern the personal and
property relations of wives. mothers and
widows, and by the appointment and cleo
ton of women to the superintendence of
education, charities and other public trusts
The honest demands of this class of citi
zens for additional rights and privileges
and immunities should be treated with
respectful consideration.
Now, let the Democratic National Con-
vention show itself equal to the occasion,
and pass. as q part of its platform and ma
tional faith, resolution declaring in favor
of the equality Of women, and pledging the
party to secure that equality by appropriate
legislation in the States and by Congress.
There need be no apprehension that this
equality will be abused; and every honest
supporter of civil service reform, in all the
various departments whore women are now
an efficient and competent corps Of laborers,
should favor a frank recognition Of her
equality before the law, and make her
strong enough to be too strong for political
plunderers to rob, or for political black
guards to sneer at or insult.