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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETINQs.-S

DEMOCRATIC MEETlNos s-Srvcral meet
inEs of the Democracy have been held in
northern Cambria during the past week. III g
most important aud most enthusiastic Of
which was the mass meeting AMI pole rails
ing At Carroltown on last Saturday after
noon, of which we trust onr correspondents,
More Anon" eill furnish us = full account
although seemingly remiss a. present writ
ing, especially ~ our own phi ysical condition
prevented Us from putting IN An appearance
ss We had fully determined npon doing.
or the other meetings, the one at the Bon-
ner IL ouse, LUretto, IN TLure,tay evening
last, alI that could have teen expected
under the circumstances and was address
10y John 8. Rhey aud Geo. w Oalman, ESQ.
Of THIS plarc. The meeting was folio we'd by
a social cotiiior party, which we believe
was well patronized. On Friday evening a
very fine meeting was held in the Court
House, in this place, aud although in grest
measure impromptn and having the further
di sadvautage of bad weather to contend
with, 1t was quito largely attended aud
proved ia all other respects a decided suc-
cess. 1t was specially called to extend =
welcome aud hear speech from Lieut.. Gov.
John Latta, who IL was known had accepted
an invitation from the CsrroIltown Club to
address a meeting at that place on Satur-
day afternoon, but beyond n few posters q
brief notice in orr columns, and the sweet,
stirring music of the Silver CorneL Band,
from which We never heard better playing.
no special effort was made To get ND \ crowd
tie weather rend ering il impDnsi BILE for peo-
pie IRON the country 10 attend with any de-
gree OF comfort. The meeting was organ
lied by calling A. Walters, Esq., of Carroll
town, to the chair. and ssleCting Vice
Presidents Messrs Martin kutruff Joseph
Wertner, John l.. Stough aud Jane. NJ yers
aud Secretaries Francis Cramer, L. Il.
kittell aud II. A. McPike. X. L. Johustou
EeQ., thereupon introduced the first speaker
II Ion. John Latta, who in a sound aud sensi-
bic argument, replete with facts and figures
engaged the attention of the meeting for
fully an hour or more. He WAS followed by
II. A. Shoemaker, Esq, Cambria's choice
for State Senator, in his usual terse style,
after which several otter gentlemen were
called ON, only one of whom, John 5. Rhey,
r~Q.. responded with a speech, and no one
uecd be told that that speech amused as well
edited all who heard il. After each
speech the audience cheered heartily and the
baud played delightfully."-; and when the
meeting adjourned. which IT did about 10
o'clock, everybody felt that it WAS good to
have been there.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE.-THE ac-
cord3nce with previous notice the Demo
cratic Cougression al Conference OF the Seven
teenth District net At the Bedford House.
Bedford borough, on Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 10. She following gentlemen took their
sea;s conferees
Bedford.-E J. Ranch, P. 8. Morgart, J.
N. Reynolds
Blair. G. Everhart, W. c. Bayley, T.
w jackson.
Cambria Louis wehn, q votes,) r. J.
Lloyd.
somer.et-J p. Philson, r. n. Patterson,
W. H Ruppel.
The conference was organized by choosing
W. c. Bayley President and j. w. Reynolds
Secretary.
The following letter from Hon. John
Reilly was presented and read
ALTOONA. Sept -, 1875.
To the Congress- nal Conference, I7th District,
Pcust'a. sc ENTLENES: My name having been
Of the counties OF the District through their
conventions, ] deem IT proper 10 say tina;
axf mIf 9 @ cnnsress @ css and DO not desire it,
1 shall deem IL a duty to submit to the viii of
your you body and trust that it may be for the best
for the whole people of our country
Very truly yours, JOHN RsILLY.
, The further proceedings are thus reported
by the Bedford Gazette.
iy Mr. wehn nominated Hon. W. J. Baer, of
Somerset. and Mr.. Jackson nominated MhJor
Jesse r.. Crawford, of Blair. The first and sec
ond ballots resulted rs follows: Reilly g. Baer
T. Crawford 4. Third ballot, Reilly, B. Baer
Crawford S; fourth ballot. Reilly, 8, Baer !,
Crawford s. On the NTH ballot the name OF
Baer was withdrawn, and that and the two
sutceecing once resulted in for Reilly anu
for Cra " ford On motion Mai. Crawford was
Invited into the conference. He came IN ana
was Introduces to the confer cnce aud satd that
he b All no desire to prelolgthe session OF the con
Sereocr ar stand ia the way OF the harmony OF
the prrty-that.o of MI times. :his is the oae when
entire u MON should prevail among us. Hehad
received the unanimous instruction OF. Bitir
county after Mr.. Reilly had announced that ne
was not a Gu audidate FOR Penon inatton. and that
neither now, nor Two wears ago, had ne zone
anything but what was right as Democfat o. go.
ward Mr.. Reilly or to his party. Two years
ago" said he. II stood In this very room and
Welded the Instructions OF my county IN favor
of Mr. Reilly. desiring then the success OF the
psrtv. Two Of the counties have nov instruct
I'd for him this year. aud am here again for
harmony and now Withdraw my name and ask
nv con ferees to vote for Hon. John Reilly '
MIR C,rnwford's speech received with ap-
plause and hearty congratulations from the
couferees.
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GBICCAR RY.

MYERS.-Died. I'm Oil City. Pm, on Sunday.
Sept q, 1876, Miss Agnes G., Myers ap ed .,
years, months and Il days
The deceased wns sister Of Mrs. Wm. Linton,
of Sumuitviile. and a member OF family well
known in this county and Indiana, of bot n
which they long were residents. The su hject of
this notice was very estimable young lady
and her untimely death will be a source of sim
cere sorrow to many loving relatives and ad-
miring friends
CONNELL.-pied, OF paralysis. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Daniel O'Hara, in Munster town
ship. on TUESDAY. Sept. 70. 1876, Miss ELIZABETH
COsNELL, aged 12 years, ftty-sx OF which were
passed IN this county, she having been born in
Ireland. interment at Lioyd's cemetery.
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+ ALL NOV VELTIES
NOW OPEN AT
III q G e S & Fl ACK E,S

NOW OPEN AT
III u G e S & II ACK E,S
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Our various departments are now replete
with all the novelties for the present and
approaching season. We direct specal at
tention to our complete stock of
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
all Of the most celebrated brands, and the
wear of which We guarantee. Also
$50 NEW SHADES $50
PLAIN COLO RED SILKS.
from s1.25 to %. so per yard. There are tie
best bargains We have ever offered in SILK
Goods, being less than last seasons prices,
notwithstanding the great advauce We
offer extra good vaftie in BLACK and coll
ORED CASHMERES, and AN immense as-
sortment of all the ne~ styles OF
DIRE SS GODS.
CLOAKS, SACQUES AND sHAwLs
We have now open and will continue to
receive during the season specialties in
FRENCH and BERLIN CLOAKS and
SACQUES, which will be sold at lower rates
than ever before.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, LINENS,
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING Dry GooDs
sOur stock OF these is always the larg.
est and our prices the lowest.
HUGUS HACRE,
Fifth Avenue and Market St.,
Pittsburgh
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Fatal. AFFsAY AT LILLY FIAT -
A sad afisir resulting in the death cuSaiur-
day evening last of mau named jacob
Boast. rrcurroi at rhe public house of Mr..
Peter Brown at LilIy's Station, on Thurs
day evening Of lH-t week. The circum-
rtsncps s- we have learned them ere that
3onst W ho was intoxicated At the time, ana
who was great aunoy ancc 10 every pony
with whom he came in contact Wliiic in 'hat
corditiop, although Quiet and peaceabie
citiz,,u under other circumstances, charged
another man naHiea James Callahan Win
having Influenced ;he vote OF third party
on a certain occasion by furnishing him
with "A Dint OF biskeyt This charge, made
ia the presence of several persous, had the
Ell sct Of moving Callahan 10 anger, and the
result was that he struck n Boast Knock
ing of bis hat, aud then kicked him IN me
side, producing injuries which cuimina'eh
in Ills daxth, ~ is supp,~ed, at the time
indicated In his connection it is proper
TO state, however, that the deceased iad
been rupturpd for several years, snd al
though in The habit of wearing truss, Us
had left hptn" that morniug having been on
a spree the day previous, without putting on
this very necessary appendage, the absence
of which may in q great measure accou"e
for his unfortunate death. 81 IT does not ap-
pear that more than one KICK was adnih's-
tered To him and under ordinary circum-
stancsB this would seem TO he rather trivial
cause for ieath. An inqnest VAS convened
by a Justice OF the peare on Monday after-
noon, but owing to the fact that the tes'i-
mony Of several relatives Of the deceased
couli not he obtained at that time, rho in
quest vas adjourned un:il the following day,
but with what result we have not learned
up to present writing. Boast WAS man "f
family as iS aiso Callahan, the latter being
,be father of several small children, and
both were In eoine way related by marriage,
or at least iistantly connected in that way.
Callahan has not been arrested mp 10 present
wiring (Tuesday). but the verdict OF The
..a1 tn his "A.
before we go Ia press. He IL i'll great dis-
tr.ss OF mind over tile unfortunate occur
rerce, aud sadly bewailS the outburst of pas
sion which led hin to commit so rash aiet
inconsiticrate an act, which has brought
grief aid iribula,ion great 10 two families
ut least
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CARD.-To all who are suffering from
the error. and indiscretions Of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
etc. will send a recipe that will cnre you,
FREE OF CHA RGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
Amer,a. Send self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH t. INMAN, Station d,
Bible House, Neto York. lf-2l.-6m.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ TIMOTHY II. BROOKs - .JoSEPHrNE
BRooKs.-In the Court of Common Pleas of Cam
bria County No. 40, June Term, 1870. Libel in
DiTorcs
The undersigned, having been appointed Com
missioner 10y the Court take testimony the
above stated case. hereby gives notice to all bar
ties interested, that he will attend to the dutie.
OF said appointment. at HIS Office in Ebensburg on
MONDAY, OCToRBR 16tS. 1915, at . o'clock In the
afternoon, when and where they may attend If
they think proper.
GE6 w OATMAN, Commissioner.
Sent 2s
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NOTICE.-IN THE CoURT OF Con-

~ MON PLEAS OF CAMBRIA County:
No. 40. June Term, 1sTo-Timothy II. Brooks VS.
oscphine Brooks. AhGs SItIIpRld ia DiU.re>.
To the respondent above named You are here
by required to appear at a Court OF Common
Pleas. to ne held at Ebenshurg. FOR the County Of
Cambria, on the first Monday OF December next,
to answer the c,'mp aint OF the helant In the above
stated case. HERMAN BAUMER, Sheriff.
Sherift-s Office, Sept. %, IsI6.-4t.
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The last Altoona Radical contains more
than seven columns of the strongest argu-
men's that could possibly be adduced for
the continuance in power of the Republican
party. They are headed "Sheriffs Sales,
and tell story that cannot be gainsayed.
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PRYCE, BAXTER, JONES & CO.,
IN TUD0R'S BUILDING,
HIGH ST, Ebensburg.

Mems Heavy Boots. the very hest
in the market, can be had at our
Store for 50 So
We have the largest and best sclec-
ton of Calicoes in town, which we
will sell at 6, and cents per yard.
An immense stock Of Shirtincs. 10
and ii 1-2 cents per yard:
Come and examine our stock Of
Muslins from 6 to 10 cents per yard.
A new stock of FlanneIs, the very
best. fully warranted and Of our own
make.
Cassimeres ofour own make-enough
to supply everybody in the county
All wool and no shoddv
A big stock of Yarns, Of which this
advertisement is not one. Call and
see.
Cheese only 124 cents rer pound.
Twelve boxes just received
Coffee, a prime article, at % and 25
cents.
The best Syrups, better article than
have ever heretofore been brought to
town. at so cents per gallon.
We want FOUR TONS OF Butter.
for which we will pay the highest
price in merchandise.
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loHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK

,t20 Clinton ST., Iohnstown, Pa.
4 IrHAETERED SEPT IL ls7o. DEPOS4 =
- received Of all sums not les than One Doiir-
Present ratc oi Interest. SIX per Interes-
due In the lrenths OF June sid December. and *
not withdrawn is added 20 the deposit. thus coz
pounding twice year wit hout troubling the de
posftor to call to p csrnt the deposit book
oney loaned on Real Estate. Preference, vi.h
liberal rates and long time. given TO borrowers o.
fering nrst mort cages farms worth four more
times the amount OF loan desired. Good reference
perfect titles. etc. required.
This corporation Is exclusively n Savings Bar K
No commercial deposits received. nor discounts
granted. No loans on personal security.
BlHnS applications for RIVERS. copies Of t-e
rules. bylaws. and special Law relating TO THE
Bank. sent to any address desired.
TEUsTEEs-Janes Cooper. David Dibert. c d
Eliis. A. !. Hawes r. w, Hay John Lowman. II
Baumer, ir., Daniel McLsnslfiin. ID. J. Morreil
James MoNiilen. lanes Morley, Lewis Pitt r
A. Boggs, Conrad Sapres. George T. Swank, tlt
w. W. Walters. :. =.
pANIELJ J. MORRELI. President.
FRANK pfBEKT. Treasurer.
CYItCs tIDER, Solicitor. T12-3. y5.-lyT
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nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

~ TED STATES, FOR THE WESTERN
District OF PENESYLvANrA-In Ia d,IkrIipfcu.
In the matter OF FERDINAND MARI, Bankrupt
WESTERN DISTRICT OF PRvNsYLvANIA ss
A Warrant IN BANKRUPTCY has
been issued by said Court against the estate of
Ferdinand Marx. of the County of Cambria. and
State of pennsyl ania. in said District. Judged
n Bankrupt upon petition of his creditors and the
payment of any debts and the delivery of any prop
erty belonging to said Bankrupt to him. or to his
use. and the transfer Of any property by him. are
forbidden by law. meeting of the creditors OF
said Bankrupt to prove tn ir debts and choose one
more assignees of hts estate. will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy to he holden at Holidays
bu x. Pa in said District. on the DSth day Of
OCTOBER A. ID. 1875, AT IL o'clock. A. NJ, the
Office of John Brotherline. Esq, OF the Reg
isters in Bankruptcy of said District.
JOHN HALL.
t9-2S.-N. L. s. Marshall for said District
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TIE MEETING AND POLE RAISING

vas conducted un.icr the ausDicts Of the Dem
ucratic Clubs OF Carrolitnwn, Susqueh;.nna and
Barr townships. II Il grand old fashioned
democratic rally. The pole spiiced to-
gcthcT near the residence of A. Strttmatter
Esq. one mile from town and thence conveyed
to borough in four wagons. dra ,vn by eight
grey hon scS caprisoued and decorated with
Hugs. preceded by the mart iui band. and follow
cd by an Immense cOnSOnrsc OF peOpIp. When
the procession reached town the cornet ha nd
escorted it 10 the diamond, where The pole was
raised anil tn" rcsOunding cheers OF The assetn-
lt.yim multitude
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The un-

- dersigned, having been appointed Au-
ditor to report distribution Of the fund In the
hanfs OF Michael Mcguire and Charles Bruce, ad-
mnstra.ors of George Bruce deed. shown by
their final account, hereby gives notice that he
will sit ut HIS otfce in Ebonsburg on TUESDAY the
2sd day OF OCTOBER next. at 10 O'Clock. NJ to
attend to the duties of said appointment when
and where sli persons Interested may attend II
they sec proper. J. G. LAKE, Auditor.
Sept. %, lsIe.-3t.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The un-
~ darainned having haen annaI aIntnd IL

- dereIGned. heNlnE been appointed AU-
ditor by the Orphans Court Of Cambria county
to report distribution Of the fund in tho hands of
James Boland, adminls rator Of John q. Boland,
decd. shown by his final account, to and among
the parties entitled to receive the same, hereby
gives notice hat he will sit at his Office In Ebens-
burg, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2tst. 1875. at o.
clock, p. to attend to the duties Of ss id appoint
ment: when and where all persons interested may
attend If they sec proper
Sept. 29, Is76.-3t. !. q. la x r, Auditor.
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LETT. GOV. rkTrA

was innE VCciteronSiy call upon mi c5nPrpi.
alter which Ia, delIN address
which occupied about on" hour and Il half.
The Cover nor made l.. ling speech and was
applaudcd with great enthusiasm. Il. l.. Johns
ton, Esq, the Oh war htr>,, then allied
upon afIa Ot his IISual entertaining
and pointed IF rts. holding the people until
,thttinV Cla rl[nrS~ c;iUS II an adjournment to
WCrtneI'< Hall, where Ihe meeting was con-
tinued with una bnted yi9or until ten O'Clock
when il finally al jOurncd.
II was tTny astonishing tO the innens,.
crowd of PEOPLE who stood out in the pitiI,ss
rain listening eagerly to every word thar FELL
from the speakers lips. for the inclempncy OF
the al .cronn was such that even dumb bruIcs
sought shelter.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT NICKTOwN.
On Wednesday last there was la rye and en-
tiulSiaStic meeting of the democracy of Barr
township. Spccchcs were delivered by j. j
Thomas. Esq. ]. &. Easily. ESQ, Aug. Walters.
Esq. aud james Null. The DenGcrocy of Ba r
,Ip and doing and will show n fun hand at
the approaching election MORE ANON.
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THE CAERCLITOwS MEETING, &C.
Having failed 10 receive our CArroltown let
ter until "Wednesday evening, Are forced
10 curtail its contents to some extent but
deem II dine To our correspondent and to the
honest, earnest Democrats of that vicinity
tn publish in full his account of the big meet
ing and pole raising At that place on Sa,tur-
day las:, and also of Il meeting at Nicktown
on "Wednesday previous Here It'll
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-serg't Singer is the champion tnrgetist.
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a DMINISTRATION NOTICE

- Estate OF JoHS COCHRAN, dec e
rhe undersigned gives public not ice that lett RI
OF administration have been granted to her on {
estate OF John Cochran. late ofGallitzin townsi l
Cambria county. deceased. and all persons n
debted to said eststs are requested to make u ~
ment. while those having claims again. the s. Il
will present them. duly authenticated in prol q
shape for settlement.
MARCiARET wHALEN. Adm.x
Gallitsin TWP; Sept. u ls7o-6t
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IXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

Estate OF PATRICK SuATTERY, dec
Letters te$tirEentary the estate of PatrI-
Slattery- iGte OF Washin Eton township. eecease-
have been granted 20 the undersigned resif m g
In said township. to whom all persons indebte
saic estate are requested 20 m Ike immediate par
nent, ami those having claims viii present the.
properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN SLATTERY Executor
Summit, Sept. !. ls76.-6t-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10

Sigus OF the tlneS-a poor nlsn stealing \
pi,Se oI meat, and his family eating It raw Tor
want OF hr. ~ cook il with Chicago later
Occas,
And this is ia the peoples countg-
with the best government on earth
The poor wretches who have been de-
prived OF work wander from town to
town in search OF TODD and employment
aud then are denounced As "tramps. y
As the Toledo Journal says:
Would i, not be we'll for those who oryAnix..
tramp conventions 70 inquire into the ca,iss OF
all this vaSi sncy' Before we begin to build
panpsr houses all over the country. had Wa
better not Ask for relief from Washington. and
insist on change OF policy which Is driving
the country into bankruptcy With only ons-
fifth the population to the square mile Of
France, With the richest mineral coantry in the
world. with our agricultural r,sourss not one
uairi Developed and with two million mep
ult .. employment, bu. anxious Ia work, the
spectacle Of business dependency. suffering
,siDe and general decentralization Of society. is
worthy the protoundest study
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THE HASTINGS g. DAKOTA RAIL-
~ PO.l0

-~aU~ pond
The people along tne uacompletee
line o: this road are protesting vigor-
ousiy against any extension OF time to
the company For tour years they have
not Quilt a mile OF road. and they are
now scheming to get six years more.
TIE people have sent delegations down
TO represent them, but the agents OF the
company are industrlously engaged
pulling the wool over their eyes, and
it looks as though they would oblterate
their mortal vision altogether.
We take the ground that the compa-
ny has one year more in which 10 build
the road, to-wlt, TO March :, 1877; and
we hold that they should 4: isast, build
thirty-five miles during that year; and
that If they do uat. the Legislature can
then. with some degree OF proprlety, ask
FOR an extension Of their grant. 1t
would show at least that they were IN
ea-0tSt, But they are fixing things so
that they will build no road tor years to
come Tle people OF that region
should come down en- masse to ST. Paul
and stop their tricks or they will lame ut
i hereafter.
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execution or sale under the same law This is
not fair or just. Editors are entitled to az many
rights as lawyers. The former are enlighteners
of the public mind and instrumentalities OF
civilization, the Latter are simply incidents OF
society, rendered necessary bv the crimes and
plumbers OF men. To give editors the same
prote, tons under the law as lawyers, intro.
duce the bill in question
SUCH a bill would, if enacted into . law.
protect the honest but embarrassed publisher;
the knavish one knows enough already to COW
er up his establishment bv bill OF sale or chat
IL mortgage
As to the suggestion that am asking for a
state agricultural mot laCd) department for the
establishment Of Just grades and weights for the
protection Of the produces OF wheat, with a
view simply to securing the Office for myself,
it is sufficient to say that my bill makes
Tie Office elective by the people, and TIA. in
tiil5 state, with its ten or fifteen thousand repub-
lean majority, MY chances OF such an election
would not Justify me IL ''lylng awake o nights;
much less III planning and >cheming to con-
trlve such legislation for my personal bene 1t.
The charge IS simply absurd.
II conclusion permit me osay that have 4
lively sense OF that courtesy which is due rom
one member OF the editorial fraternity to anoth-
er, aud should be sorry by any statement OF
mime TO impair the financial standing OF any Of
my contemporaries But If . war is to b. .nau-
gu dssAi u pOu my DuSlIlpSS, tHeEc VIII y" u1du
and wounded found on the field Of both sides
OF The line of battle when the sun goes down.
am 1erv respectfully yours,
IGyArIUs DoNSELLY
Now we say to al! our Getty enemies,
go ahead" We are equal to ten
thousand of them. We utterly defy all
their knavlsh trick and small arts. The
time is not far distant theywhen viii cal
on the mountains to cover them.
The ANTI-MoNoPOLIs- will live to
write all their epitaphs in language
100 that will do such full Justice to their
merits that they will teel like stealing
their own head-stones. and carrying them
down into their tomb