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SENSATIONAL SUICIDES.

/ NHC'i'i u SHIc! IJl!ty III l!lC !llt oi ".!i>.t
! tional self-m"ldcrerS. In political suictjrS.
| st. Louis certainly has borne of the palnl,
since the recent Democratic Convention
that assembled there, displayed as i:uc an
exhibition Of personal politica. threat cut.
ting, as could be expected TO delight the
sangunary gentlemen whose exploits in
the prize ring have so frequently de-
'lShted the modern r"ioEmers' 1t wooid
Ptoo"D'y De thought ahchalltaNie aud uA'
hi'i'l ~ assert '''"' society se"eF9''E ""ui"
oe oetteE OH, haH 'heSe amIaoie gentlemen,
VINO compose The BODY guard OF tie sanity
samuel actually dispatched each other n
d. LOUIS with real instead o. imaginary
oasge'S' YET had honest joan hel!ey Siam
| '""t 'lfi"ouS ana sell S"eillc'h| i'eioimer'
John Mclllssey, III the heat OF the 1liden
WARFARE the cause OF true Democratic re-
ioIih ""u'" nave 'HS'all'e" Il loss tAat NOT
even tAe immaculate purity OF S!nIHSS sam
uel himself could atone Tor. Beside the
death q John NoFrissey at this particular
CRISIS IL the history d the Democratic
reformation would NOS only nave been eN
ceeo'''S'! "'S"e";!'A''S 20 MS reform
hicthfeh OF o'her States hht World have
created vacancy IN the Presidency OF the
! Democratic theological institute at SARA
toga, to supply which, would prove severe
tax upon tie party purity. no gentle
man. perhaps, rs prominent rs Mr.. Nor
rissey, combines. in SO eminent degree.
| all Democratic virtues. This fact Nj. Til
| den has long since recognized, and tie con
tidcnce and trust imposed by the great
! American canal purifier, in 'ae wisdom,
purity, and integrity Of tile great tiger
| tanner, is the best evidence Of the sympa-
thy that exists between them. This ma
tual admiration: tins close relationship cX-
listing between T!lden and NomisseU rival
! ing in its admirable uuselfshnesS, the Scrin-
tural devotion Of David and Jonathan, is a
picture particularly pleasing to the average
American voter. Is i. mere irony to say,
that the great body Of Democratic voters
are tired of and disrleased with, petty p,li
tirt,tHS and nqchi5.e 32,Hics' That they
long, with undoubtcd sincerity, for the
good old party times of jackson and JEFF
fcrson. when personal fitness aud fidelity
10 principle constitute personal claims l.
public confidence. That they uii.c for the
days of original Republican, simplicity,
and that the highto1led ana rigid ideas OF
party economy, and of governmental cxreii-
| diture, so well illustrated in every instance
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235 ACRES, MORE OR LESS:

one being the same tract conveyed said Nicholas F.
johnson lay Annie II. Thomas. administrative and
widow OF john c. Thomas, by deed dated the LIST lay
September, 1850. and recorded among the Land Records
"f Cecil county aforesaid. in Liber " H. R. No , folio
6tj the other being the same tract conveyed 10 said
Nicholas +. Johnson by Hiram Mccullough, Trustee
hI deed dated April 10Th 1906 aud recorded amon:. the
Land Records aforesaid in lhrr II. r. r. No. 3 folio
6Hi. excepting thcrr"ut one lot containing } acres
heretofore sold to II. H. Mitchell and also excepting.
three small lots, containing. i'll the aggregate acres
and 81 peIch"S, heretofore sold to David Short.
TERMS-Cash on the day of sale.
TIE ELTON BUILDING SOCIETY, M,.:raree.
JOHN L. WILSON. ATTORNEY
July 10, lNl6-ts 81. Price. Auct.
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THE negro shooting season has begun.
Ten innocent colored men were massacred
in Hamburg, Ga, last week.
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Mr.. BRIsTow will take part in the Re
publican canvass of Connecticut-a heavy
gun for Hayes and Wheeler.
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MoRRIssEY says, proudly, of his Reform
candidate: 'Tilden has stopped stealing"
This speaks well for Tilden.
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ABOUT this time-if the weather cools-
look out for rousing Democratic meetings:
for the Democracy needs rousing.
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The Governor of Maine has appointed
Hon. James G. Blaine to the U. S. Senate
to succeed Hon. Lot NJ Morrill,.
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GEN. J. X. MooRHEAD, of Pennsylva-
mia, who four years ago was for Greeley,
is now heartily for Hayes and Wheeler.
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THE SECOND AFFAIR

of blood occurred in tie same locality
among negroes. \ couple of Baltimore
roughs were in company with some OF their
Washington friends OF the desperate class,
as conference committee" on the ap-
preparation Of the proceeds of a game of
cards. One II The Baltimore Youghs forced
fight with Il representative type of Wash
iugton'S Murder Bag negro, and plunged a
knife into Ihe throat of the colored son of
orr city Of magnificent distances, and a
c0rnSc WIS lie Icsuit.
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The Cecil Whig'
<sses $780,. ..sfdGgz, z,gsg.tzzl5~
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So 80 W.
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
80 CENTS.

MONROE HEATH, Republican, was elected
Mayor of Chicago, on Wednesday, by $3.50
majority.
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Observation-Disclosures are particularly
subject to this disease aud its effects: such
a. Sour Stomach, SicE, Headache, IIabitual
toSriveness, Heart burn, Water brash, and
coming mp of the food, coated tongue, dis.
agreeable taste i'll the mouth, palpitation of
the Heart and all diseases Of The Stomach
and Liver. Two doses OF GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once, and there
positively IS not Il ease in the United States
it viii rot care. If You doubt this, 90 to
your Dfaegjsts-Il II. Mitchell. Elkton:
+. j. Frazer Port Deposit: or DR.. l.. H.
Kirk, Rising Sun:--and get q Sample Bot
tie for 10 cents a@d try 1t. Regular size -
cents.
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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, who is never
on the winning side, favors Tiden.
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Nor a criminal sentenced, and not cent
recovered from the Ring. This is the
grand total of Gov. Tildens reform.
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NEU ADVERTISEMENTS,
FOR RENT

THE NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE in the 3ahtl ~
Hollow. lately occupied by McCrerv Il Boulder EtIlll
Possession given immediately. Apply 10
July Is. lS16-tf CUAS w MAXWELL
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THAT immaculate Reformer, Samuel J.
Tilden, the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency, now turns up in the new role
Of defendant in New York Court. Suit
was entered against him several months
ago for the recovery Of certain securities
alleged to have been fraudulently appro-
priated by him and certain associates when
acting as trustees of the St. Louis, Alton
and Terre Haute railroad. The amount
involved is upwards of million dollars.
He is now fighting for delay, and last week
succeeded in inducing Judge Blatchford to
sign an order extending the time for filing
his answer until the October term. This
of course will carry him over the election
Isn't this a pretty kettle of fish A candi-
date for the Presidency, and Reform one
at that, charged under oath with fraud and
embezzlement, to the tune of upwards of
a MI, on dollars.
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NOTICE..
NUEIJE.
WILLIAM DEAN AND OTHERS

WILLIAM DEAN AND OTHERS
RICHARD DEAN AND OTHERS
In he Orphans Court for Cecil county In Equity
July 10TH 1876.
4 RDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by Joseph Miller Trustee for the sale Of
IN" real estate mentioned i'll the proceedings in this
Cause l." ratified aud confirmed. unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the lt ,lay
September next: provided, copy Of this Order he
Inserted IN some newspaper printed in Cecil comfy.
once " week Tor one month"; before the 10th day OF
August next
The Report states the amount of sale TO be 81 270O
Il. ID. LAMAR. Register.
True copy test, r. b. LAMAR
July 10. iN'b-lm Register.
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THE FOURTH AND LAST

murder was brought TO light hy meddle-
some milllmau, who, in his morning pedes-
tGi4uatioAs, on Thursday last, came across
the remains Of a colored man III an ash pile.
The pieces Were identified as pieces Of the
body ia,ely known Is one Starting Turpin.
l say pieces, for the head, arms and legs
were Lewed of with the same weapon and
by the SAME party who committed the muir
der on Tuesday night or v Wednesday morn
iu@-:m axe and his wife Georgiana. The
woman was arrested on Friday, and ex-
pressed 80 regret whatever at her deed.
Af5cr the murder she did what Clymer's
committee did Ill several cases where
prominent Democrats were Implicated
whitewaShed the victim before hurving
him. These little items, with pic mic and
lire cracker Incidents, served TO make our
centennial Fourth brilliant affair.
Nciaticaiiy yours, J. II. p.
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Grand Exposition Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA May Is, 1876
Wakefield Earth Closet Company,


GENTLEMEN:
Tn" fifty Cabinet Closets that you set us give
general satisfaction to guests. We will send Won
order shortly for many more.
Yours Respectfully.
NJ. RILEY, Manager.
Mr. c. A. WAKEFIELD placed in the First Baptist
Church OF PItshed, in the fall of 1873 two of hi,
Vault Earth Closctsuue for the ladies and one
for gentlemen-and they prove satisfactory in every
thing They are entirely OdOrieSS. though placed in
small closets. They have not been of repair. or
working order, though uSedhy children well ms adults
They have been filled with dry earth and cleaned out
but twice year. and beside this have required no care
JAMES FRANCIS. !
DANIEL STEARNs, Trustees.
A. b. FRANCIS,
PITTsFIELD, March %, 1876.
SPENCER, Mass. March IL. 1876.
We have used one in factory for nearly year
1t has done all N"n claim for it. We therefore
mend il to our fellow citizens of the most useful
discoveries OF the age. Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC PR0UTY 4 CO.
Boot Manufacturers.
WARREN. VI ASS, March %, 1876
Your Vault Cumrnodr. placed in our new Congrega-
tional Church. works admirably and heartily recon-
mend its Use. Yours, W. II. SHEPARD
Chairman Building Committee
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CUSTER ; MEMORY.

y meeting Of army officers and others,
friends Of the late Gen. Custer, held a
meeting yesterday at the National Hotel
for the purpose OF taking suitable action
in regard 10 his memory. y committee
was appointed to prepare appropriate reso
iutions t" be reported at a meeting to be
held to day. Gen. Clusters acquaintance
was most extensive here in Washington,
and lis heroic de&lh is widely lamensed.
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Murder No. occurred in the delectable
locality known as Murder Bay, before dawn
on the Fourth. The parties were young
men. and " crooked" Two of them during
an alteration fell 20 blows. \ mutual :"
friend handed one revolver who immedi-
ately began dispoSing Of bullets where they
would do the most harm to his antagonist,
and the result was Il case of ante norton
for thc coroner.
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Mr.. TILDEN received at his home in
New \ orl, on Tuesday last, the formal
announcement of his nomination at St.
Louis. The great political Gen. McCler-
nand INDUCED in the usual Democratic
clap-trap in the shape of meaningless elo-
quence to which the great Republic saver
replied that "the Government was to be
renovated and transmitted to posterity as
it was found by Jefferson in his day.
Commenting on the features of this charm
ing occasion, the New York Times remarks
that
eve have heard something like that
from Mr.. Tilden before. In his opening
speech before the Thieves Convention, at
Rochester, i'll 1870, he talked of returning
to the good old times Of jefferson and
Jackson, and, probably, by way of illus
trating the "spols system - instituted by
the latter statesman, a representative Dem
ocrat stole MIR. Tilden's watch as he was
leaving the hall. More valuable things
than watches, however, were being stolen
in those days. y gang of plunderers com
manded all the avenues of justice, the
Bench was corrupted, the press subsidized,
the Legislature bought, and the people viz
tually DISTINGUISHED. Mr.. Tilden found
nothing i'll all these things Inconsistent with
the principles Of jefferson. He passed
gracefully over the organized plumber of
Tweed, the judicial iniqutics Of Barnard
and Cardozo, and the brigandage of Fisk
and dQpld, to wax prosily eloquent about
the policy OF Capitalization, which threat
gned to "reProduce ON this continent pre-
'sely what we sec to-day on the European
Nntinent." In that crisis Of our history,
Tilden divided his attention between
parck and the Ex-Emperor of the
Nch, while the thieves, whose figure
We was, listened with their tongues in
heeks and prepared for new schemes
ality."
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State Of -NarVi,rad, CDU,ty Of Cecil, Ss:
|, X. c. HOPKINS. Cashier of the above-nanled
Bank, do soeinmy swear that tho above statement is
true. I" the best Of my knowledge and belief
X. G.. HOPKINS. Cashier.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me. this l%th day of
July, 1876. GEO. W. NANDINER.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
j. TOME,
ANDREW LYON Directors
H. NESBITT,
July II, 1S76-1w
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HORSES FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale, at
l. Stablc> east Main street. THREE head - 7
of ii st-cas, FARM or DRIVING HORSES: -
all Young, well broken and drsirahl, All e
mails -
june Il, lS76-tf JOSEPH WE.
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READ the interesting article on Scarla-
tina in England, found on supplement-.
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Further testimonials and circulars sent on receipt of
stamp, by The Wakefield Earth Closet Co.
june ., lS'6-6m 81 by STREET, New York.
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Milton Sayler still has hold of the Speak
er's Gayel, and cliugS to it with that cele-
brated ciinch that is so peculiar to an Ohio
Democrat Notwithstanding Cox shows a
decided tendency TO relieve him.
There was 4 change for the worse in the
fou! and heated atmosphere that pervaded
tho aforesaid "mud bank" on yesterday,
and every one swoItered pulled and per-
spjyed like horses. The Speaker held
sponge u his nose aud blnked, owl-liile,
at the members sam Randall muuched
chGnls Of ice and famed himself in an eco
nomiCal manner. Holman moppled his
face and seemed to be consulting the Their
momcter with sort of Il rctrenching
squirt. Several members seemed to be
engaged in the cloak room soaking their
fee il buckets ot water, while the Hon.
Proctor Knott cndeayorci 10 whistle up a
hgp. re Is he stared Nscdntly toward the
gallery, and 4 number Of others looked as
though they had been out in the sun too
much Of late, probably to see a man.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
National Bank of ElktOn.

AT ELKT0N. IN TIE STATE OF MARYLAND,
at the close of business, Friday, June Both, 1876.
RFSlI-ECES
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wAsHiyGrOy CORRESPONDENCE.


Nhs!nNGroN, y. G.. july llJh. 1876.
DEAR WIG: The heated term. which
has Iaid" life almost uncomfortable for sew
eral days past in this city, has not had a
parallel n Washington for many years
Usually the spells Of hot weather are very
brief, and are succeeded by long intervals
when tile days and nights arc sufficiently
cool 10 make existence enjoyable. The
oldest nhahitant processes to be unable to
remember a time when it was found neces
sSiy to suspended huilding operations be-
cause of the heat. This, and the unusual
number al cases Of FrostUation from heat,
give evidence that we are not Suffering
ilp;n lapse Of memory in declaring that
the present attack is unprecedented in the
history Of the city.
1t is hard for one, when the thcrmome-
ter IS ioeing round in the upper regions,
TO write very readable letter. If you go
otit in search Of an idea, your feet cling to
the asphalt pavement, and it is only by
great presence Of mind, force Of character
and Christian fortitude that you are ena-
bci /" keep the shoes on youl feet. Moth
lNg OF any great Importance has occurred
during the past week in the
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The Cecil National Bank,

AT PORT DEPOSIT IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND
at the close of business the Both day of June 1876
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rGtsf OF our lakes. Respectfully,
JULIUS MuNCkW1TI, Supt D. p p.
, 1876-09-25
0z0NlzED Dx-MARROW FOR THE HAIR.
by Buck j. ltaynes, iualcrs Of tho ''Mars" Cologne.
An Artificial les Rink.

fHteFltGh jsf4ilfff {{Hf1h,t
Frof Ganlkee's rrM ice rink iA tho latest
novelty y town. Il!e Nlaclnria'n, wl'iell covers
been opened ut thu Old Chelsea Clock House,
Lontlon; and, although vt prrscnt It's use Is
limited 10 tho members Ut couple of private
clubs, a eite has been obtained by tho Professor
At Lille Bridge, a,ad much latEcr and grarlsr
"rlnko-nanla " y uatioubtea!y living out,
To- to hear Of The Closing Of thu h''a. ~.
phalto aaa concrete ones altS9xsti!sF: s!rsngs
thu Professor makes llis Ice by steas,,-I power
au4 at very snlall eost' salG;fIurous asia i
patlt In alight vacuum, and Is finally passed
iato retrEsrat9r a nlxtafeof gyssFlns and N
brought down 70 temperature Of a6out %
degrees bclow freezing point: ana Is passr1 =
makes, preserves, und rcnuwa. Both the sui
plusoas acid aud tue glyceriAe are returned to
the sturt!ng point, aud used oyer ai'd over
agaln. Thus It nppears that tho only expanse
attending the manufacture Of ice ts tho cost O
tho acid and glycerIns, mud the fuel to work the
s.ealti-englne WAteh cGtMlctsses Tho acld.
, 1876-09-25
ANOTHER MURDER.

AA4fk nhoVAA N0 \ NAVW HlAA \ 04@+Ast"As~
CUE
Yesterday morning brought to light another
murder. This time, however, It Is neither knife
nor pistol, but tlAo novel weapon tnadc b5 tho
butt-cnl Of billlard-cnc. The facts nrc few,
and the murder less interesting than those Of
recent dasc. During Saturday evening and
Sunday morning, u party Of young mcn wero
enEngrl in playing pool In tho saloon
OF Mrs, Black, No. A7 1Ia1stcd street.
Among tho party wcre James Smith.
Thonas Sexton, unl William George, Of No. 90
South Green street. The latter left soon after
midnight, leaving the two former alone In tic
place with tho proprintrcss. About t:s0 In
tie morning, while Smith and Sexton ucrc
playing pool, Sexton had slight altercatlon
With Mrs. Dlack about some money IN dispute.
Smith tntcriered In behalf Of Mrs. Black, when
he WIS set upon BY Sexton with thu billiard
cue and rather badly beaten about the head. The
pour health, and complained 80 much Of his III
1nrles that le WIS put to bed In Mrs. Black g
Eousc. llls antagonist WINS arrested aild luckctl
up ut the Afallison-strect etattUn charged with
simple "dIsorderly," mud, indeed, tliat was all
II wus thought 10 amount to. At about Z
O'Clock yesterday morning s:ntI, died from the
injuries, thuugl up to nis death l!e WIS ,n MT
Thought to BIZ ia il serious condition. The
wound which appeared most prominent .waa
MI tndehtatfo1 III tho fltg, d sh0rt
distance below tic right eye, anu such as would
be Mado by punch with tlsr emu III tho cue. The
suppositton is that the blow caused eoncussioil
Of the brnn. The dcccaaed wns about = years
Of agc, md resided With his parcnts ut No. :soa
1Ialstcd STREET, few doors south Of where thu
! afTray occurred. The murderer llas always
borne q pretty hard character. liz Is only =
years Of age, and resided at No. IL Ewing street
, 1876-09-25
CRIMINAL.

-Iot, A Atl-f,.o, ~ 1ni aout3, IIo1stc1 .trocf.
'o1u tAth,''oon y, - sou.' I.a.et'u 'r
complains that while returning HOMO ~ aoont
nt.hway,neu at The corner Of Clinton mud Van
n,,ren s,rre,a md ,,as hv thrm ,lcxnoIlc,I of a
.'u.s'' no.s" o., ss., s,,s., a"u 60 "s,,
~atci aha eilalh ahu $40 IN cas"'
Cfaen Is .ne name y, e1'p .r.n. wlo "'a ~a
,,',',. i,.cr,,i, e,,rnro1 with h,ooI wh,to pnon
~" ,yra ,1x Mit }u, isi"n,,rHu
e pGsoa 'itI'H ~ "u.S H., ~, s,tstnEtnrs W..
Aatess ~ s,s mo eo.u ~ Ev ,nd ~ ~, ,,,l }oro
, 1876-09-25

1cnco or pretended evidence. The time will
como when such cndenyors to escape the con.
s'uson vi ec Locked mon - a5e The yleTs e
that foeslls nre no Indications Of animals, but
either tho sports Of nature or, as has recently
been gravcly asserted, special crcattons 10 test
our faith. All erllenco favors Evolution, md
there Ia mono against It..
To the uniformed II seems an insupcrnhlo OBJ
lection tlat Eco1oEsstK, astronomers. and phys.
tctsts say that not sufficient time has elapsed
neo n1 81 S s.. sat row eel enough T. @ e
geoloBist md physicist for Information IN re-
gard To tho tilno necessary for tile production
Uf these forns, tho existence Of which wo abso-
lntc'y know. Let them act the time; with that
for tho Insertion Tint evn'utionsts demand m
impossible time; tho htnlDglat has no way to
judge ,of ttlnc; he takcs h1s fncts frntn The
gcolugiat, who tells him how long + took to lay
We suppose !!c ias good grounds for saying 20,
and % long Il took for tllo development; Il ho
says zoo 900 years. TINT was tl!e ttmo In WHICH
evolution accomplished iss work. Suppose Sir
existed at sucl, or suel, tIme;. evolutionists
will tell hin, to discuss that question With the
gcologtats,-wc take what they say; It docs not
concern us.
tho conclusion ot my task. Ny purpose has not
heen to enable tho nnrcadtnE men to leave tllls
hall In condition to decide as to tho validity
Or fnval[dIty Of Evolution, but to put betote you
the principles and facta for Judging that l,ypoth-
cste, anu to show you tho ralue Vi tile syldcnco
aud
ITS Co1RNGT.
To accomplish this end have not 11esltatcd tn
take you as students through arguments which
somctt'nes must hare tried your patience, Or to
fnaict upon you details that GUILD not be avoid
cd. rejoice to lIave done you the greatest
service In my power, ii ! haye convinced sou
that 80 great question fs not to 10 dealt with
In rhetorical 10urlshes and loose talk, but dc.
serves The kcencst attention of tile trained In
tellcct aud observation. When began did
not tf'ink Il necessary to form prologue as a
stranger, for I hayc 30 many friends In this
country Tint to do so would havc been out Of
place. know how hard It Ia for foreigner to
porters have shown that NV nv ntestoa lou and md &C. &C.
cent were no bar to them In giving most won.
lesful reports. To-morrow TIC vessel now ready
to slip her moortngs will bear ms back across
the ocean. give you my hearty thanks for
Your Kind reception Of mo, and still moro for
that highest Of complImcnts-your undivided
attention."