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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-06

awKWardneSs.
Personal. Our young friend John
McConihay, who has been for some
time attending the Louisville Mcdi-
cal College returned home last Sun
hy with honors "blushing thick
upon him.
'Itisrumorcd Thai II. NJ. Scott, Esq,
charlottesville, is lyingat the point
Of death. All hopes of his recovery
have been given up. His large cir
Gle of friends and acquaintance will
be panied at this Intelligence.
Mr., j. Samuel Spencer, of Point
Pleasant, took the Meade prize, the
highest honor of the Episcopal High
School, at Alexandria, Va, MIR. Spen-
Ger also received the Barclay prize
medal for mathematics.
Miss Lillian Knight, daughter of
DR. A. L. Knight, West Columbia,
who has been attending school at
Mt, de Chantal, returned home Il few
days ago, having graduated in all
the departments.
Miss Mary Moore, daughter of Cal
vim Moore, Esq, MERGERS Bottom,
and Miss Martha Couch, daughter of
James II, Couch, Esq, Arbuckle, who
have been attending the Virginia
Female Institute Staunton, are now
at home spending their vacation.
Gen. Manning and wife, of New
York, are on a visit to their son-in-
law in this place, Mr.. D. W, Polsloy,
Mr., Charles II. Finnoy, who has
been working in the Register Office for
the past year, and G, NJ. Whaley, who
has been on the Moaitor, left on the
Andes for Wheeling, with intention
of remaining in that city if they Sc
curowork, Thcyarc both good typos,
and we trust that our Wheeling
friends will give them "sits,"
The Dramatic Club of Gallipolis,
organized fcr the benefit of the Tenn
peNnce Division of that place, gave Il
most excellent entertainment in the
Court House at this town on Friday
evening last. 1t consisted of two
farccs and a Drama, and so well
We're the different characters repre-
scntcd that had it not been known
mat it had lately organized we would
nave concluded that n majority Of
The members have considerable cx-
lerIcncc upon the stage. There was
MISS Johnson in "a race for the wild
oW who appeared upon the stage
with an air and manner which the
character required and she soon won
"e admiration Of the crowded room
Wo u was universally conceded that
we was fitted to the character and
VIE character fitted to her
Inc Last Looi''-tho drama mot
%'.' appreciation aud applause and
I.|'
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BRICK MAS0N!

THE undersigned respectfully informs
l the citizens of Point Pleasant and vi.
entity that he is prepared TO do all kinds
OF brick work ON short notice Those who
want work of this kind done would do well
TO call and see me- An FULLER
Residence corner OF Wand lth Streets,
april 2O-2m,
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A very unfortunate event happen
cd to one of the delegates to the Re
publican convention held here last
Saturday. After dinner, while wait
ing for the Convention to be called
to order one of the delegates let his
bottle drop from his pocket, fall ON
one of the seats and porfumed
the room with Kentucky Bourbon.
Republicans never indulge. Oh, no!
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. EDuoR-Please announce to the
people of Mason County, that am can
didNtc for Sheriff, subject to the Democrat
ic Convention. A. A. HANLY.
TO me Joters Of Mason County
will be n candidate for the office OF
Sheriff of Mason county, subject to the de
cision OF the Democratic Convention of
August 18th, 1876, and will cheerfully abide
their action. D. 5. STEVENSON.
tl
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c. SHREWSBURY.

B.N, We are authorized to announce Mr..
JAMES SOAIERNlLLE as Il candidate for
Sheriff OF Mason county, subject to the ac-
ton OF the Democratic County Nominating
Convention.
To the pcople Of Mason County,
At the solicitation of many Of my friends
hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff OF Mason county Sub
ject to the action OF the Democratic County
Conyention) promising, in case it may be
the pleasure OF the people to nominate and
elect me, faithful discharge of the duties
OF the Office. w. IL. HOGG.
10 DE People of Mason Counip At the
earnest solicitation of many friends, an
nomce myself as q candidate for the Office
OF Sheriff OF Mason County, Subject to the
action OF Democratic Conyeniion,) and
respectfully ask the support OF the people.
Ii nominated and elected, promise to dis
charge the duties OF the Office honestly
and faithfully, and shall endeavor to give
satisfaction. l. Y.EEWAAN.
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Prosecuting Attorney.

10 he Voters Of Mason ComlT
After consultation with my friends, !
hereby announce myself us Il candidate for
the office OF Prosecuting Attorney for Ma
son county, subject however to the action
Of the Democratic ConycntOn. promise,
II nominated and elected, TO faithfully dis
charge the duties OF the office, without fear
or favor Respectfully,
RANKIN WILEY, JR
Mn. Eprom Please announce to the yot-
crs Of Mason County, that am Il candidate
before the County Democratic Nominating
Convention, Tor the Office Of Prosecuting
Attorney OF Mason County and ii ] receive
the nomination pledge mysclito canvass
the entire county In support Of the whole
ticket; and II II should be the viii Of the
Convention to nominate another man for
this office pledge him my hearty and un.
divided support. q, T. SIMPSON
President County Court.
10 Mc Voters Of Macon COmiW
The name OF d, S. VAS MATWE will be
presented before the Democratic Conyon.
ton Os o candidate for the office OF prcsi.
don't OF the County Court OF Mwon county
MANY SUPPORTERS.
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The FouRTH.-The Tooth anniver-
sary of American independents was
duly celebrated in this place Tues
day, by basket-dinner in the Court
House yard, The Cornstalk Cornot
Band, headed the procession, which
comprised thescyonl Sunday Schools,
the l. 0. 0. L and I. o. r., and citi-
zons, and marched through the prin-
cipal streets, and then to the Court
House lot. The gathering was the
largest of the kind ever heldin Point
Pleasant. The Declaration of indie
pendence was read, and quite num-
Der of orations were delivered, to-
gether with a history of the County,
The Choir under charge of Prof Van
Glider, sung the national airs, and
the COrnstalk Band furnished the
music, while the Artillery kept up
regular salutes. We have not room
this morning to notice proceedings
at length, but hope to do so in our
next paper, Everybody seemed to
be well pleased. Nothing was done
during the day to offend the most
fastidious. 1t was a day that will be
long remembered by our people.
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70 Mc Voters Of Nlson Comtw

respectfully announce myself as n can
didate for reelection as Assessor OF District
No. /, Mason County, subject to the decis-
ion Of Democratic Convention, feeling
conscious OF faithful discharge of my du-
ties, since elected, and understanding the
business thoroughly, | believe that my
past experience would enable me to per
form the requirements OF the office for an.
other term with greater efficiency and sat
isiaction; Promising an impartial and
prompt discharge OF my duties ii elected, |
respectfully ask the support OF the people,
tNCDR RnI'SlI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-06

Row. H. H. stewart delivered the
first ola series of centennial sermons
at his church last Sunday evening
Subject, True Liberty We have
heard it spoken orin high terms Of
praise by those who wcro present.
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The Whahboat of this place has
been dockcd and thoroughly ropnir.
ed,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-06
Also, Agents for Dr.. LIE Richau's
Golden Pills.
a ppLICATION FOR A PATENT.
~ IN the NORTH CARSON NINE. No. 3O5.

T. 4. Lend O.tice Ca son City, Nevada. March
Odd 1876 Notice is hereby given that u.
NORTH CARSON SILVER MIMI. COMPANY, bE
its authorized agent A. :. GOULD, whose posi-
office address is Carson Cry, Nevada. mas tDls
day filed its application for a patent Tor RI
Teen Hundred linear feet OF the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred feet in width
situate, lying and being n Eagle and "ash"'
Valley Mining District County OF or1nso'
and state of Nevada, and known ana desp-
mated by the field notes and official plat on me-
in this Office as Lot No. 10, in Township 10
north Range twenty east of Monte DlaOlo me-
ridian the exterior boundaries oi said Lot ~"
40 being as follows, to-wit: Variation, loS -
cast Commencing at Post No. !, st :. r. corn'r
Of the claim, ON the southern slope OF tne
mountain, from which point the section corner
post at the s. Z. corner Of Section 81, i. 10 ~,
r. % E. M. u. NJ. bears :. u I0 Z. 1897 fecf
distant and the flag staff on the dome OF the
State Capitol at Carson City bears 5. 81 0 &,
and running y. 45o As z. $50 feet 20 Post n
.: thence n 44o Is W. 600 feet to Post No. );
Theme. S. 45o A. ". 100 feet to Post No, g.
thence & lio Is f, 500 feet 10 plsr" of begin
nina. containing &c. 6G-l0O acres. This claim j.
bounded by 10 other known mines or mining
rls,,ns The location OF this mine is duly re-
cor!rd IN th,. Recorders Office OF Eagle and
NasIn. Valley Mining District at Carson City.
N.vs,la, in Book 4 OF folio 1873. Any and an
PERSONS claiming adversely any portion OF salN
North Carson Mine or ssfS mining ground as
hereinbefcre described, are acquired ~ ME 'h'',
adverse claim with the Register OF ihs . mr." NJ
States Land Office, at Carson City, in she S'a
of Nevada, during the sixty days period VI Pnp-
LEGATION hereof. or they will be barred ~ Ni'thr
'' the PROVISIONS VI 'A A. wAlrz, Register.
IT n FnvAeps. Attorney. mh2i
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-06
ia the UNFORTUNATE
. NEW REYNOLDS
4 NEW REMDDIDD
m cIRBON'S DIsPENSARY
6a3 kearny street.


g., Francisco. Established i. 1854, foe tss
pa 70. - s.,,.l and Seminal Diseases sach
v. w rann-rh.p elect. Structure, Syphilis IN
il. forms Seminal Weakuess. lnpo'en'y. ss.;
Stin diseases of years standing anu oieo's'''
Legs successfully treated.
Se,ninn; Wenkness'
san,;,, Emissions, the consequence OF Ten
abuse. This solitary yics, or oopr.,eu 80
Indulgence, 10 practiCed by the .ou'n =.
.;tt nnsrrino certainty, the following tram OF
nrh;d Nv M, ntoms unless combated oy seIeu.'
fc medica! measures, viz: saiio" CONN., ~.
.nce dark spots under the eyes. p1iu .,;n,
head ringing in the ears, morse ike Jus :n..s
of leaves and rafting OF chariots, n.sn
about tho loins, weakness OF the unp., eSonn.
.cd vision. blunted intellect, loss OF connnenoe'
dif,dence in approaching strangers, . dishko W
form new acquaintances. disposision 70 S.
aociety losr OF memory, hectic hushes' pimPles
.rJ varicua eruptions about the iaces' iuiIou
teyrne. fetid breath, coughs, consump.on'
njoIt sweats monomania aud fre4ueht I.s!
If relief be not obtained, should apply Ilnne
di,t.ir either in person or by letter, and have :
cure effected by his new and scientinc noee o'
treating this disease, which never iails o' ei'
fectipg 4 quick and radical cure:
(URED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be 1870 n;npoE
HOME. bv addressing letter to Dh. oLDDCN'
at.t;na c:.s symptoms, length Of time the dis
ease has continued, and have medicine pron!p
" forwarded, free from damage ana CURIOSITY,
~ any mart Of the country, with full ana pisin
direcfions By inserting Ten DOLLARS COIL ~
registered letter. through the Postonce or
tb7ou1h Wells, Fargo Co.; packee: OF medl-
c;ns viii he forwarded to any part OF the Union.
Correspondents will please inform III, ulooon
tb.t thay read his Notwithstanding e ArfAAL
VIZ" .sd.sss DR, j. F. GIBBON.
actiaI1y Box 1867. San Francisco
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PpLICArION FOR PATENT

a .
~ Notice No. 3l5, United States Survey No.
a9-United States Land Office, Carson City, Ne
vada, May 10Th, IS76.-Notice is hereby gwen
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY, q corporation duly lncorpo-
rated under and by virtue Of the laws OF the
state Of California, having its principal plac"
Of bu.iness in the city OF San Francisco, Sta.'
OF California has this day by A. 3 GOULD; lts
attorney in fact and agent whose Post Ofprt
address is Carson City. Nevada m.dc arp!ica-
ton tor United States patent Tor hftcen nun
drnd Il SOD linear foet Of the Williams Lode'
bearing gold and silver qusr'l and other mn
erals Vt precious metals, together with snrfac.
ground six hundred 600 feet in width. for the
Convenient working thereof: sinate IN the Eagle
and Washoe Valley Mining District. Ormsbr
county, and State Of Nevada. known and desig-
mated on the neld notes and Official plat ~
United states survey lot No. -. in Section a..
Township Is north OF range ~ east. Monte Di-
able meridian: the exterior boundaries OF SAID
lot No 8? being As follows, to wit: Beginnins
at nest marked No. ], U. 8. Survey No. 80,
whence the southwest corner OF Section 20.
Township Is north OF range 1S east, bears south
$50 ~ west, s95 $40 feet: tho Ayers and HOY
kins Silver Mining Compsny's cabin bears NORTH
49, west. $50 feat, and the discovery ana xSrn.
Ing cut and tun mel upon this mine bears north =
26' east 935 feet; thence running hrst course,
north 1910 west j00 feet T. pest marked Nc =
u. s. Survey No. 80: thence second course. north
74I,o eaat 500 feet to pest marked No e - Bur
yey No. -: th.nce third course. south 49,.
cast 500 feet to post marked No U. = Survey
No. ~: thence fourth course south "A - west
eco feet to post No. l. the place OF beginning
containing 20 66-lo0 acres; bearings expresseh
rom the true meridian with 4 magnetic vars-
ton OF 1919 east. This claim wss located IN
der the name of the Williams Mining Claim
and survey made to accord th:rewith The
workings and improvements on THIS mine con,
sist of an open cut 81 feet long 70 feet wide and
20 feet deep. and tnnnel run in the hill from
the face Of said cut dist o! 80 feet, e1-
ceedng $500 in value. This claim IL bounded
northerIy by the Ayers Consolidated Silver Min
ing Compapy's claim; southcrly by tho Loretta
Companys mining claim. The said mining
claim being recorded in the Office OF thu Re-
corfer Of O2msby county aforesaid, IN vo.un"
A. folio 1928 Any and all persons claiming sny
norton of said Ayers aud Hopkins Silver Min
ing Company's claim are required: to file their
adverse ella m with the Register Of the Emitted
states Land Office ut Carson City, Nevada, dur
ing the sixty day period of publication. or they
will b. barred by virtue % the provisions OF
t!.. statute. ,u,l7 \ NAEE.. Register,
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>yORTH CARSON SILVER MN

NvORTH CARSON SILVER MN
~ ing Co. Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco, Cal: location Of works,
Eagle Valley. Orlnsby county. Nevada: -Notire
3 h ,reby given that at meeting OF the Board
of Directors held on the goth day Of April, 1876,
an assessment (No. a OF Twenty-Five Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately in United
states gold coin, to the Secretary, at the once
Of the company, 800 Sansome street, Room H.
San Francisco, California. :,
Auy stock upon which this assessment sha!
remain unpaid on the first day OF June, 1876 Will
and unless payment is made before, will be SOLD
on Saturday, the oath day OF June, 1870: 70 pay
the delino,eut assessment together with costs
Of Advertising and expenses of falc.
WM 4. NJ VAN BOKKELEN, Secretary.
Office. 800 Sanso,re street, Room 81. Iny5t1
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NOTICE.

- BE REBY GIVEN THAT ON
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MAY.
1875, at Curry Engine House lin the First Ward)
and ut the house Of VIM. J. Huwell. on Robin
son street, north side. between Carson and Plaza
streets lin the Second Ward in Carson City, an
election will be held for three ~ Trustees, to
wit: One in each Ward and one at large; which
election will be opened at eight O'Clock In the
morning and will continue until SIX O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of the same day.
Mesars. George W. G. Ferris. John Wagner
and Charles y. Mott have been appointed In
spectors Cor the First Ward: and Messrs. Charles
r. Bicknell, David II. Lentz and Jacob l.. Beam
inspectors for the Second Ward.
Dated this 18th day OF April. A. D. 1876.
Nv order OF the Board of Trustees.
.s15td r. J. EDWARDS. City Clerk.
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nNF THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
EOR AN iNcOhAhhH
DR., Le Richau's
col EN- BAL > A NJ

Altar +sr xears of tria, on this coast, has provec
itself the only curative IN certain .~
diseases pronounced by medical prac'i''ouei' a.
inCurable. ~.
Cures Chancres, first and second stages; eGres
on the Legs or Body. Sore Ears, Eyes nose. tl.'
C0pper-colored Blotches, syphllitie Calarrn;
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary lot.iiS
the disease known rs oypuiiie' AAiNo' W ~
bottle or two for 50, ,
nr. I.e Richau's Golden BNlsam n"
Cnres Tertiary, Mercurial, Syrhill;ic Nhenihs-
tism. Rains in the Bones, BACK OF the NECK
liberated Sore Throat, Syphliitic hash' ! uinr-
ord contracted Cords, Stiffness Off he Limbs
and rrsdicates all diseases from the systehi:
whether caused by indisrction or sn"ss Oh
,rerc,rv-leaving the blood pure and healthy.
Price, S. per bottle, or two for 81.
DIR. LIE Richau's Golden Spanish
Antidote,
For the cure Of Gonorrhea. elect. Irritation
Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital disaffanee
,nents Price, 81 30 per bottle.
DR.. LIE Richau's Golden spahiAh
Injection.
A wash and Injection fer severe cases OF Iot
orrhes, Infiamnatoly elect, StrIctures' ana IL
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price
81 so per bottle.
Also, Agents for Dr.. LIE Richau's
Golden Pills.
For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, IN
potency, and all diseases arising from NastuT-
baton and excessive abuses. Price 80 p"1
bottle The genuine GOLDEN BALsAM is put up
ONLY in round bottles. On receipt OF price,
these medicines will be seIt to al parts OF t'ie
country, by express or mail, securely packt !,
and free from Observation. Sole Agents. Z. r.
RICHARDS !. CO., wholesale and retail drug
eists and chemists, southwest corner or Clay
and SansoMe streets, San Francisco. Cailforn'a q.
augl0-ly
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Notice..
Notice..

A IL PERSONS HAVING BOOhS
a t.:aus:rs 20 the Carson Library Afsocia-
.so,: viii .iea-e leave them at shc rooms G. ,ae
Meas n! ,,.,:e, me curry Eng ne House.
--'--' CT. COTTON, Secretary.
r,-,,,. Ma =. i.-G-
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IN THE INSTRUCT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
County OF Ormsby, Stata OF Nevada. In
the matter OF the estate OF Juison Warner. de-
ceased Order to show cause why Order OF Sale
of Real Estate should BOT be made.
II appearing to the Hon. 8. H. Wright, Judge
OF said Court, sy the petition this day presented
and flied by James Judson Warner, the admin
istrstor Of the estate OF Judson Warner, de
ceased, praying for an order OF sale OF real
estate, that it is necessary to Sell the WHO'S OF
the real estate, to pay the expenses OF admins
tration: It is therefore ordered by the HON. B.
d. Wright, Judge Of the said Court, that al
persons interested in the estate of said deceased
appear before the said District Conr. on the
E'IkST MONDAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1876, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court
Room of said District Court at the City OF Car
son. in said County of Ormsby. to show cause
wbv an order should not be granted to the said
James Judson Warner to sell so much OF the
real estate OF the said deceased as shall be ne
cessary.
Ana that copy Of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the CARSON DAILY
ApPEA1 newspaper printed and published in
said Ormsby County.
sH. WRIGHT. District Judge.
Dated March 18th. 1875.
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itself without extraneous help. DIR. HEP
WORTH insisted on going OF with frao-
ton of IL, building costly place Of wor-
ship on credit. and trusting to his personal
attractions IA n preacher TO draw in suf-
fcicnt additional mem bers to pay his way.
The experiment was failure, as might
have been forcseen. No such new enter
prise was needed, aud consequently ii did
not receive adequate patronage.
Mr.. TALMAoEs Tabernacle in Brooklyn
il another case of the same kind. 1t was
gotten up for the benefit of Mr.. TALMAoE,
aud to furnish him with theatre for the
display OF what he fancied to be his ora
torical powers BY offering seats free to
all corners, and entertaining them with
bunoonery and extravagant antics. he gets
together large audiences, but they appre-
ciate the show at its true value, and when
called upon to pay for it, fix their contri-
buttons at very low figure. The sum
total Of the weekly collections for the last
year was, we are told, only 5000, which,
taking the members of the congregation
at Mr.. TALMAGE's own estimate. is 81 per
head, or less than two cents each per sun
day. This income does not meet the run
ming expenses, and we are not surprised to
hear, therefore, that the church building
is threatened with sale under foreclosure,
and that its minister is looking around for
another field of labor.
What is true of DR.. HEPwoRrII's and Mr..
TALMAuE's is also true, in II less degree, of
many other churches both in New York
aud elsewhere. They were formed, not to
moot IA pu,tip 1ptnap1 for THAR ra
tions, but TO crafty the vanity OF some
preacher, or the self-importanceo OF laymcn
who like TO be church officers. They have
struggled along, thus far, on the contribu-
tions of n few wealthy members. and the
donations of stronger churches of the same
denOmin ations, which have been besOught
for sucoor on grounds of sectarun pride
Having no root in themselves, the first blast
of adversely has withored them up, and il
II continues to blow upon them, will sweep
them out OF existence altogether. In the
absence of accurate statistics, no one can
say how many such churches are thus
ruggling with extinction; but we are told
that they are very many, aud that year
more of the present hard times will make
their condition manifest.
The fact is, generally, that, like other
business, the building of new churches
has been. in the past few years. largely
overdone, and now the Darwinian law of
the survival of the fittest is asserting itself.
But the decay and destruction OF the useless
surplus of places of worship aud religious
instruction is no proof Of the decay OF re-
hgon itself in mems hearts. On the con-
tIurV. IL proVps the pxistenpo of n healthy
religious life. which sloughs off shams and
humbugs, as the bodily life sloughs of
dead flesh to make place for new. We
are passing through season OF judg-
ment upon frauds Of all kinds, and the
churches must undergo the ordeal in com
mon with everything else.
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Defeat the Scheme !

We learn from excellent authority that
the desperate Republicans have maturcd
their plans to reduce the majority for
TrLpEN, RoBINsoN. aud Reform III this
State ~ much rs possible by systematic
efforts to prevent as many OF their oppo-
penis from voting rs they can.
They propose to do this by getting their
own votes in ut an early hour in the day,
end then throwing obstacles in the way of
their alversaries by challenges by threat
ening to arrest them, by crowding around
the polls. and keeping others away.
The best way for the supporters Of TIL
DEN to meet this is to see that their own
votes are cast ~ early ~ possible,
and then to take care that no laggards and
no timid or ill-informed persons fal. into
the snares of these Republican politicians,
aud thereby lose their votes.
In this emergency the friends of Reform
should not allow Themselves to be either
cheated or iutimidated by the advocates
oil corruption.