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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-11

GODS grapes OF blessing are not gath
cred from the thorns of wrong, nor the
figs of his abiding peace from the thistles
OF evil -a-s-
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The Bible is window in this prison of
hope, through which we look into eter.
nity.-Dwiaht.
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WHEN we look at what Christ has done
for us, surely nothing can be called sac
riice in comparison with His.
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friend with the best his larder and locker
contained, dismissed them with all the
state and ceremony reserved for crowned
heads
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PRUssING's White Wine Vinegar is for sale
by all grocers throughou the United States
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Large Furniture Trade.

Holton Il Hildrcth, 225 and 227 State street,
Chicago, are doing the largest furniture
trade in the city. Good goods and low prices
have made them the leading house. visit
will convince you.
For Chils and Fever, Hofmann's Hop
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saw forty bones, which, thinking them to
be a useless burden, he threw away. That
very night he was attacked by robbers,
who had been watching him for forty
days, and lost his horse and everything
which he had.
''The most common method of divining
the course of human events, is to place on
the Goals the shoulder blade OF a sheep
which has been carefully cleaned of the
flesh This is gradually calcined, and
the cracks, the color, and the small par
ticles which fall away from it, denote
good or bad luck, or the various accidents
which may happen on an expedition.
When Kirghiz is about to start on a
plundering expedition, or indeed on any
thing which requires luck as well as skill,
he always first tries this process, and
sometimes will stop in the middle of his
way, light fire, and consult this oracle.
Among the more settled population, es-
pecially among the upper classes, fate is
usually consulted by more refined meth
DDS, practiced by individuals who devote
themselves to that as profession, and in
all the large towns there are regular as
trologers. A .falbin foretells the future
by opening the koran at hazard
and endeavoring to explain the first
verse which meets his eye in re-
gard to the event about which the
question is asked. Another book is the
Jalal-eddin-rpmi of Masnavi. This method
is in every way analogous to the Sortes
Vergiliana, or to the bible lots practiced
among some Christian sects. Great re-
gard is paid to dreams, and their explana-
ton is always matter of anxiety. There
is, for instance, the process called sstnk-
hari, praying for fateful dream. The
usual method is to consult holy man, or
saint, and ask for the decision of heaven
as to the course about which you wish to
be informed. The saint, on retiring for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

Hon. John B,con.'2 %. Of St ,Johnshurv
Assistant Judge of the Cale,ioai, Comm,
Court. died ut hi, residence in s.. Johns
bury Center, on the TN.
lie HAMBURG EiorEE>.-The p,rties
accused Of completely in the HAMBURG rio,
were before Judge Mther at Aiken on
thursday. and gave bail in $500 each.
The Second District Congressional C01
ventlon meets at hite River Jnnctior
this afternoon. From the list of delegates
elected last Saturday. the nomination q,
Hon. d. c. Deni,on is practically assured
The democrats of this Concressjon.I
District at Rutland. last Thursday, nomi
mated \. z. Childs Of BENNINGTON Cor
congress. In the Third District they
have nominated J. L. Edwards.
Mr.. Disraeli once declined to be male
a Peer bat accepted for bis late wife tb,
Title OF '~lscountess OF Beaconsfield. His
rapid decline in mental and physical vjgor
however renders it probable that he is
ABOUT to seek as an Elrl the comparative
'epose OF the House Of Lords.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

lHIED DISTRICT ~RtrrELlCAN CoNvN.
rI"N.-Tie Republicans of the Third Dis.
trIct OF Vermont met by tllrir drlry .trs a,
iIy1rpark. Thursday. Aug. 10th. Til,
Convention elected, Hon. G. G.. Benedict
of Burlington. president and +. W. BtII.
win, Esq Of Barton, secretary.
Hon. T. X. GIeel presented the name @
Hon. George w. IIrnlcr. of Morri>viu,.
for denomination, seconded hy Edw,r,
Van Sicklcn, of South Burlin-tun AMI +
IL Powell. of Il clifford, and Mr.. IIenJr,
was unanimously nominated by acclaua
ion.
Mr.. ii"nlec being called for. briefly &c
copied the nom nation with thanks for thi,
renewed expression of conf ltnr in him.
lle convention voted FIR Presidential
tIector for the Third District.
The nomination of Dr.. Welsh was mad,
unanimouS.
In" following were chosen district go ~.
mltlcr +. I Ilplbrook. of Milton. Iu;hr
Baker. If Richforl. G.. ID. S,wl.s. oc Al
h!r-h, K F. Parker. Of Wo]rott. X G.
Lewis. of Concord, w. G.. ElhinS. of Tr,v
lhc Convention WIS :tl lrcsscd in IN,
afternoon 10y Gen. John l. lift. of l;u..
ton. Henry Ballard, E~q of Burlington
and Hon. George W. Hcndce. NJ. G..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
Gone.

The lil-t session of the forty-fonrth Con
res closed vc,, cr,lav. There WAS som,
sort uf compromise rtt 'rtcd on the appr"
p"riItion bill, andy an All nights Iolltl-
ed WrtngIc in tine ConltIcrt;e House that
body concluded it, nine months clamor.
The democrat, of til" House during tn,
last week were pat III 4 fever by the re-o-
lution of Scott Lord, one of their own
number who has ideas of his own. con,
dem .inm outrtyr- in the south. 1t wis ri
first alleged that Lord hul u letter from
afcr the occurrence Lord denies hHvin4
one and. no donbt. tells tn" truth, for Til
den j. the lat nun TO condemn such
thjnLs. The 20 lthrrn democrats lillb,s-
tered " or three hours, but, seeing tn t
their course would have Il bad effect. back
,I down and let Lords resolution 20
through.
The Senate Killed the constitutional
Amendment uro'iIlnE agtin>t the appro-
p%riltion of public mnuev to scctarian
schools.
The one thing The democrats of the
House find To fclicitttc themselves upon i,
that they have cut down appropriations.
The thirty or forty millions they claim To
to have saved are made up in Part OF
pOstpOnclncnts of payment to next wear
and in part Of comparisons where what
a~rcpuhlic:tn congress expended for a par
ticultr purpose j. rcckoncd, AMI that of
this congress for the same purpose j, left
out.
But whttevcr saving they have made
las been under the lead of one sam Ran
dali OF PENNSYLVANIA who set, up for TN,
model economist of the dtv. THIS Samuel
., nearly rs great a rrformrr rs the otlrr
one. He i, that san Randall who in 1873.
voted for the salary grab. and took his
money and never got Light on Il reduction
ct salaries and expenses until be found il
would he = popular thing. and further the
aGvanccm"nt of himself and friends.
The country needn't congratulate itself
too much on this present di>>olvinr view
of the furty-tourtll Congress because it will
gather itself together and re~infiict itself in
u htlle more than three months.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
(ol. JOycc'> Letter Of Accpp;ancr.
HOUst o. EErRENTSr,vtIr
W SIETNtTnN Il

WANfINGIo\ f. a. -
r,au,., v-.u... 't
IA r-l SECRETARY R"IuhIIrir biz
60 '' fl-t t"IErc--Iuual DI~tr!. : ~,
''t"N'l4''
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 81 Ip~t trt,r,.+,,,
ct y noiu trttl II t. G I.rr~s il tn. rnt II az, -
t"t lFNi 'Nh1ft>-i nal 'lstII,t, at Eutaf!d ,f. f. .~-I
d u"t'' ft'.lFtd Md master t. rtrIy. ia MAY :,
: lrttl II. tntt no IAuLuh-- l. ale- ma :, Z. 90, ..r..,
'it people II my DISTRICT ne tr.f.:4d aud i. 49,, ,
Il Efalfiirl f"tl tor tins all4tltutl N trk ~ ~,
'u.ii"ilr"- II IlA LIui3Ltl III b, that rIl,X.,+
ilI!" XXI rc>SIOn II Tia" vol-4 of the h.. ,,I. az. ~
met. - you ~ n" III II Is. an As at, ,,I., =, u =
irNt. / 'aI bat. oi tutt III 1.n4- A. fI4i,rr r .,,r.-
~ 81 i - II = Hr'1l IN r." than fully aEI rt-latrl an
r-"Attit'i Tar f"N pHl " hat tn. y deserve
/ ut ret Iiou NY GO Er-s>lpl.a Al tXu.r;. r,. II. ;,
-rmitr. not wIth,ut PAINFUL tui- HvIH,,u ~. !
~ - tl~"h4T-r. III All ar.-..f Hi. >, I'm. ~ "a +ii-
-il dl'!e- at lry i">itI".l AI' | let - .,irL.Itt
a-trIA t't-uIrrdtII4 and suururt "a: M ,,,.-,,r 80,
-Vt:y god s. brt auI y *. wul ii It- ,Jx "
'out'i t. M, and WuIrn Is now A nl-,sIIr.
r"rI-lilzc and lcku pWlric, hd,. IL
tn" position | have % Hrlplrl. 10 Il m. .Ilt, = -
'"tlf-r las b, ~ eIrIi as t. NEE I'M. at|rfr., ~ ~
eve tn" end lrsclu,nt IT my u,.,ii. r"r IT,
lnsilrltlE pride winch | have IL, d, -lr,+ t,,I,, : al
II the nomination they have II1l st,I III ~ "N = H..
III" polls | shall d<alu arrtIt TN. trIst ,,1 - ~ "
S!ac"rr Gratitude. 11i Nth. firm ~ ~,, "a' J." ,lHi VIZ
VIZ "' ~ ''N' Z" 'h''r ser
! r " ~ lltt ll!I"r OF the h' IS" OF r"p-r-"l4 tat ives.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

Col. b. III. Bristow will speak i'll Yer
mont next week as follows: at BuilinG
ton, Tuesday, August %; at Montpelier
Wednesday. August %; st. Jolnsbury
Thursday, August "a; Brattleboro, Fri
day. August 2j, and at Rutland Saturday
August 20.
Senator Elmunds, Judge Poland. Col
Joyce and others will accompany Mr.
Bri-tow, and addresses MAJ be expected
from them.
The meetings will be held At two o'clock
in the afternoon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

N"EI ENio:>Cr.-Tilltn is 4 r,formel
SO we are i"!l 10y the Democrats. Blu
III" question my be l>h.l, Whit kind o
rct"r'n dos J." propose to favor: No
long since the O,wt.o PoN}rliADu. 4 Dem
%"cr'tlc n~'N>ptn"r. give us the following
evidence Of the hinl o. reform TilJcn he.
licvrs il:
The mlnl": of conducting the reform
canvass IN the personal interest of Gov
llid"n has been and i quite rem,rkabI,
Before the State Conyrnrlon At I,ti,, ~,
Gnvorn r principal |lacNcv. Mr.. Dan Nh.
cone IT, went ahont in the State peddlinc
not only state patronage already in the
Tl!, OF me ''"Ntrn"r. but mortgayinr the
Federal patronage OF 1N71 in Gus, TilI.,
should be elected President. Mr.. Maronr
came to tins lily n night about Two
weeks before the Stat. Convention. II.
arrived on 4 late train and sent Il ,uossrn-
yer from ms ho;cl 10 one of our LEADING
democrats, who was cot out of his bed on
important Business Mr.. Magone tolI
ms prominent Democrat that he NI,-
SoAt) c''lhe to O>Wego by request of the.
G"vorntr to say to him (the pronincn,
hoii''i'") 'Htl II IL utltSltlOn favorable
to lll,ien We're sen from this district 10
the State Convention, that he (M,rons1
was authorized to promise him 1.-THE rom
lnent Democracy all the Federal PATRONAGE
IN the 2lh Congressional District in c,7o
llIden. or any other man whom TjlIrn
should be elected President All
sud the v%lrturus Magone. If Won don,,
believe what | say to yon'-thcse worls
were hIS-'H You don't believe what ! s.v
yoa, get on to the train to.morrow
noining; come to Albany with me and
near from the Governors lips the prom
Mr.. Dan MaGone. Jr., was then on b;-
circuit OF the State fixing things for III
state Convention. and the fair inferonoe :.
he made similar promises and nrot.ls
.ttions 10 people in other parts Of tha
otlte. VI course this Was all done in ~
interest Of REFORM" 'ne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

was illegal and plaintiff entitlod
4 tax So assessed AMI colI...aa ,"+''e
"hnso Tor plaintiff. Ei>k. o,r " n
Plumley for defendant. :
ALBERT Newton V. Cyru, Er,,.
g. Copp. An action on ,b.. ~ j.
spIracy to cheat the pltin,iff
OF County Court affirmed. RAM. -i
Il Carleton for p"ltin'lf.. w "-''
ston for defendants.
G.. {. Eaton vs.. John W. >mi.i
m the cast Tor fall" warranty. 49, "
OF o t. Court for p.tin,l0
Livingston t"r pl,iutir. R,nJ.u
PENDANT.
The keeley motor ht> ~ur,,,,i.
IN getting up Il lawsuit. A.,
ing 2Oo shares of stock in In.
being tried at ! hiltlelphit.
a ~SrccE>sftL Prm>IEA>=r
mite wax. which . L.,rr. 81
started TO compete in -iN du~.r 4
morning last. N l2.t5, W. t. .
him Saturday night at lI.3.
minutes and - seconds t. ~i-.. =
The Et>tern D.mp.rtt~ ...-
General Tom Ewing >hnu.! d..
present Democratic l;--pn~-n.t "
The ,iumbus. Ono. dI-tri..
nee OF their party. brc4u cot L-n.
lntl Zionist record. Bl- tin.
that HIS con lcrei Il.!...
>ho1!int 1t come 10 The from :
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

CONGRESSMAN L'mtr of Mississippi is to
stump ermon for Tilden and Hendricks.
beginning at Burlington. shortly.
The delegates from the second Congress.
sional district Of New York to the rennb,;.
can state convention were requested to
support William NJ. Evarts for governor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
Philadelphia Letter.
From our regular correspondent
PHILADELPHIA. August II. 1876

PHILADELPHIA, August IL, 1876.
1t was lust three months Yesterday sine
he opening of the Exhibition. and there i
It least. some promise of an increase i
the daily attendance. The trains comm
into Philadelphia are crowded with Cen
%trnnial visitors. and The daily cash admi>
ions are Increasing gradually. In con
sequence OF the competition Of the gre;
railroad lines. fares have been much re
lnced, and the rates are now rs low Il
could be reasonably desired. The hotel
md boarding houses have also come dow
from their great expectations, and visitor
Wh" propose to stay one or two weeks
md who AVE time to look around, MI
lind comfortable rooms for prices as loy
is in any city in the United States, ans
board ut Il Restaurant fortrom one to tire
lnlltrs per day, according to their taste
md appetite. Nhe;her the bu,rding-hous
l"rprrS Will be able to endure with I'm
-lEtEcn virtue this faint promise of bette
times, | do not know, but | think tin
creitrr number of them are more anNiou
low to gel through the Centennial with Il;
little loss rs possible, than 70 make a for
tunc in tie remaining three months.
II the average Philadelphia were not T.;
Quaker he would swear at every mention
f ;hc Centennial. He i thoroughly dis
ttistrd with il. and Will hr happy when i
is II all because he has failed to make
money ont Of the show. While the Com.
mission were spending SS.u00. 900 il
the erection of buildings and grading and
PAWN. streets in Ftirmount Park, Phila-
lelplill was. in i great measure, exempt
from the pressure of hard times. AMI her
na,,jt. ,y,,n maxine Tr.,t ,,r,,u, a i,n,-
for the millions that were expected to ppur
into The city and p nd money continually.
But the llrv-,itv of illusion is past. and
TIL, greatest manufacturing city on the
continent is suffering severely from the
industrial ana financial paralysis. and The
Ccnicnni,l i ppWrrlc>> to help her.
An increase of interest Will doubtless Re
suit from the display of live stock which
will o o take pl zee; not in the Ccnten-
nil gr'nn!>, bat near them. and under tn,
auspices of tn Centennial Commission.
l. Will embrace many liue animals from
Europe lnl Cma!l Il We'll Is from the
lnitrl States. Arrangements for llt ac-
connnl t;un and exhibition Of horses,
mules. sheep. horned cattle goats. hog,
l"-s and poultry are alb "t completed.
This show Viii b. 1t til. %intcr,r ton Of
Gerard and Lane ,~ttr Avenues. too stalls
tpr hnr-r>. and = for cattle lEtv,. been
bIilt AMI sipplirl with water and lighted
with "a. The animals entered at Of the
i est blood: he display of C;.ntl, alone
NlIl consist OF th ut seven hunlrc,l >lp"cl-
mems Ih" prizes Will be gold. silver and
bronze medals. bat II" prjk, Will BE- tW 'rt
"a To IN inferior lmIm Il, even il there j.
rn c"lnptli ion. A. IN evidence of tn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
Randall is n very skillful parliament
tartan. He can back down through as
small 4 hole as any other man.

tartan. He can back down through ;
small 4 hole rs any other man.
4 Concord. y. H.. dispatch says the 81
prcme court has ordered p new trial tt
LtPaoc. convicted of the murder of Jos
!. Langmaiu.
Prof. Seelye declines to be again 4 car
di,latc for Congressional honorS from IL
10th Massachusetts District. This is a To-
to the country.
James G.. Hi, Of Boston. for tw" ycal
assistant supervising architect OF til
treasury was. August 1lth, appointed ST
perviSing lchitcct.
Another New York for@cr WIS release
from prison by the British authorize
Thursday. under the defective eNtraditlo
treaty between the two countries.
The II lmburr rioters have been bale
in : 900 apiece. That settles the que,tlo
of the severity of the punishment they wi
receive. For killing i Niger in Sou'l
Cir"linta nan is not required to furnish
heavy bail.
Congressman Hon. Geo. w. IIenlcc wa
unanimously nominated for reelection i
the convention in the Third District. recent
". DR.. Alvin &. Wclrh. of Wllli>t"n
was n"minttll fer Presidential |clcttur il
that District.
Warning from Ihc L%ynchhurg va.
STIR: The >nlth Ctrulint negroes are get
TIM their backs up. They had better re
member the ftt,. Of their brethren in Miss
is>ippi. An Once OF prevention is wortl
!, polnd of cure"
The festive -r,~-hpppr is becoming an
intolcrtblr burden in some portions OF The
West. With wheat ut 10 cents 4 bushel
an the vortciou~ appetite of the hopper.
it wolll seem the tlrnrr is istiti 1t in
feeling lc-p'ndrmt.
Mr.. Nichp,ls Billie. 4 colnrri man who
WIS w"ln led daring the pt~~tge of the
NJ lS~chusrti> troops through Baltimore
1T the opening Of til" Rebellion. and who
Is SUPPOSE TO haze been the first person
who rblrDl W., ~nrl ia the civil wIr. died
last Fri,ity ut Pott~viilr. Pt.
Here j. another noe worthy triumph f"r
Coz. 1iIIvn'> letter. Cen. Ewing, tn
brain, If the Ohio Initiation party and h
author o~ttlitt states rt--h thy platform, tn-
nominees that lie fully -Hb-rribrs tpthe sen
time i OF GOV. Tllrn'> lrjtcr and plants
himself upon til" s.. Luli> platform.
Mr.. james Russell Lowell i represented
bv 1Ht Eus tyr J,ufytu ~ no, wishing t"
b. considered I ctlli lt'r for Congress
He ou~nt >tv. however. that ne will rctu>'.
to accept Il nomination if n We're offered
HIM, an til K plb.icul~ of hI~ Distric.
cannot 10 brt;rI than t'nlpt him with
one.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16


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ptr1,v. charged wi h Il conspiracy t. muir
der Milhat !:'9ha and the leaders of TIE
liberal PATTY.
The str;k. Of tho h,.,l,..,,nu a.. u
and Ni.si,.inni r,iIr,,I nnI Ia
he strikers ,,r.rin@ ~ w,.l. >.
p.v and he rnmn,nv nromi.inr +, ,,
the nlI rate .s ,nnn lm.;rn.-- NH ;, '
fy them in doing 50.
Thn
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n,n IS 49,, l"m,, ~ '''>'"'i'' Is
E ~. ''I t"..'I N' lII:'S 1" uie
~" r"''''. 81 "H''n WI ',Nf' Is Inc
:. w., ~ ,>u' IL c''ne. ~ mas h'ra
c,xnr : III &c, n' ','' '''''ihtd IN
nnn,,."s &c p',nn, G,|J ~" Il me Wis
The secretary OF ttn Treasury HI, direct
ed the assistant treasurer of the United
States at New York to sell to-dy (N~i-
n'>'l'y) the gold received in ptylnrnt for
bonds of the five per cent funded lntn of
1881. sold on the 18th instant. under the
provisions OF the act approved April i2tl.
1870, prov,d'nT Tor the payment Of jud@-
nie''S r'"!'eF'i ny me co'rts 81 the Ala
"''i' e'"'''S COMMISSIONERS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
Samuel.

The great reformcr when elected govern
or Of New York, surmountcl himself with
n let OF men who are his political hench-
men, and whose ctl ,rt- to secure In, .lrc.
ton exceed their efforts in all other dircc-
tiun-.
Under the Instructions of their chief WHO
ha> always been a politician, is now. an.I
always VIII br, they Ii ave or-.llizel u plan
of ctmptiyn which shows Mr.. Tillrn
learned or taught Il ZOO deal when he
AMI Tweed together managed the New
York democracy. Money is evidently At
the command Of the democrats for polili-
cal purpose, whenever it is Thought to be
needed. Then there is in New York city
at the Hidden headquarters such Il plan Of
work Il, it l. claimed will af ,r,l means Of
knowing he vote of every school di,,ric,
i'll the Union.
Ii is well enough for republicans. Is.
pecl.tliN III Vermont. to know tn ii they
have the most efficient wire rullrr in thc
| nirn organizing hi. own r:im,uiru
~ .in-t them. tnI tht, ~iumb.r isn't SAT
'"' Will ne
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~ ''7 49, '''''
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t o>' service
' VIII ho'
carry out the doctrine oflii, lctterto Tweed
w
r"cpmll"n ilnT i III IN t. off ~ aS hlyinu
been - tliniul tntl tli lent worker"
II l. the tIur Stmurl who in IStO gro,
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the lcttrr To william Kent full of Strata.
RirIltS doctrine AMI cln,inr with ,b...
80 t'S'
words:
subtu sslun OF the south to an uirartl,,b l. ,ni ,,t III
rrnle i"'tlry,: our only Ii pc N list be In t a. Pr->Idnn
III winch he Will have been piritc " "' f'''"'
Defeat IIucoiu aud all oar Zrra. interests and t,,..
are uuqutStloua.Iy safe" ~"
WV" '''h
lrI Sloan went to him in April 1891 g..
'f'"' y 90
get nm u consent 10 The USE OF his name
'lce-Pr's'"elt Oh the great mass meet
'"s III 'nc '"'"h' AprlI ~ lSol' p'rsIs-
''"''s iel">'"' 'hi WoHIl dp nothing to
".' "n A'o'N''h war Even Fernando