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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-02

DURING his sermon Sunday morning
DR.. John Hall said to the congregation:
81 hate to lave this church called mine;
I hate to see it in the newspapers
called DR.. Halls Church. It Is not
mine, it is yours and your children's.
or rather it is Christ's, the Lords. "
The proper name of the Church is the
Fifth Avenue Presbyteri Church.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-02

WE learn that the silver brick which
was produced from $50 pounds OF rock
from the Pitteburg location has been
sent East and analysed, and that IS Of
gold was extracted from it. According
to this, the vein of the Pittsburg con-
tains some $13 or $14 in gold per ton OF
rock, besides some $27 Of silver. - Mar
Quette Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-02


Tickle, and false, and faithless, said,'
As read your letter. My love is dead
A thing of the past that forever is DER;
A vanishing memory-nothing more.
Yet you came like vision, radiant and blest-
Mid the care-storms Of ife spirit of rest,
But apart from each other we've drifted al
last,
And darkly between us looms the grave Of the
past.
I thought that loved YOU" SO ends the
letter;
apart let us dwell; for each it were better"
''Some pleasures untasted, some happiness set
The future shall hold when bots shall forget.
So the dead past can never from it's ashes
arise,
For contempt blocks the door where the skel-
eton lies.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-02
TO YOURSELF.

BY OWEN N. WILSON, JR.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-02

Gu1seppe's eyes fallen on Nardi than he
recognized in him the murderer of his
father, whose life he had taken away at
Civita Vecchi the previous year, on ac-
count of some fancied wrong.
Not q thought of peace fingered in
his mind, but with unbridled fury he
rushed on Nardi. Both were brilliant
swordsmen, but, taken off his guard by
the suddeness of the onset, Nardi re-
ceived a severe flesh wound in the
sword arm. With less of vigor, but
more of rage, he fought on. For a
short time nothing was seen but the
quick flashes of the steel, as the COM
batants cut, thrust and parried. Not a
sound broke from either as with COM
pressed lips and flashing eyes they
exerted themselves in the stern strug-
gle for life.
The other brigands, as if by mutual
consent, stood aloof, and breathlessly
watched the issue. Both combatants
fought for some time without gain ing
any apparent advantage, till Spina,
making a feint at Nardi's right arm,
suddenly changed the direction of the
stroke and ran him through the shout
der. The giant staggered, and it seem
ed to all as if the blow was fatal, but,
with prodigious effort he recovered
himself, and though the blood welled
from the wound and dyed his shirt OF a
ruddier crimson, he still strug-
gled against his fate. But Spina
knew that the struggle could not now
last long. Pressing on Nardi and show.
, 1876-05-06

bold Department Of Tim TA1nuNn, and a. home
!" ~l'aa "umsn-tho wife and rnothor-mekos
It, how Important thai ts bo made bright, attract
iSo. And pleasans!-a what will aid In this
moro than good, vho'eaome food. sorYod In An
inviting manner, and cicAn. tidy rooms rnade
prosey and attractive By busy fngsss In momonts
Of leisure. aud with lits'o expepao7 vsry pro.ty
ptcturc-frAmos NAV DO made OF oor1i-hunks,
selopt taoRo that arc whito and anuotL: cut
them 'pto strtps shout an inch thisis.
dnnn dna 1na.t,', snehe' loosi double tho cdsos
hs.o Jour franc n1ade Of passoboar,i Tho re-
quifed st2e then with naodla aud stout thread
saw the loora on. ono overlapping anothor. Al
tho cornsra rossttea iuay 10 formed Of Tho looms,
Also will add roctpo for making cnnoil
and Indian broad. scaId > pint OF corn-1noal by
pouring boiling vator on 1t, and stirring fass, so
~ 70 Het II al thoroughly; then. when rltl!-
oscotly cool {about milk uarm) add pint Of
sponge Or ffafug, such "a you make wl,ent broad
Of; H., ha'f teaspoonfal Of salt and sufficient
csme!. ni5' to m1 mp into dnugh. This quantity
elowiy ono hour. /. j. ID.
, 1876-05-06

You onoe to'a ms mat you lovod ns: yeu oncs wills.
Lo,snI vosds of fond snas.smsnt 4. ever lovo4 to
Often have you Kissed fondly with your arm .bout
xo thrown;
We have watched thu p.le moon rtslag In Tic hmm,
hon2 row gohs.
hut saotasr elaima yo'z hom.gst At snstl.r shrins
And, thsaea oace knew you 'o,.a ms, ys. .a for.
You have c.,t axas worthless ii. tic lore gays to
Yet. though .rsmpleA On md b.n#hea, it'll woman.
heart IL trua-
Now your hand Il geatly resting On fa.1es hssd tbso
aoe ny srssscs ound POUR nusars lovingly you usea
10 tWtne.
Looking for your coming are fairy eyas Of heavenly
blue; .
oaoo my owp, though darker, aaopez, watched u,ors
osgorly for you. IT,
oneo you wound your asnaa about ms, pssasod ns
And you vowed Tia. ne,tisr is nor death ou. loving
- souls should part
Mals ta;Hf ,t .n 1essaag = Tea.n eny
tnR-plAea In mau.
7ss ny hes bath tops its secreh md though have
Though for yea long hass sansssa Aast.hv so.7ox,
Though ~ ~ LII los. 1t. brightness. .na my cheek
OF tbs anguish of my sptIs you eau nsvsr know,
And H. ToF!d doth deem ne happy, for s.,ly j.,t
Thoush ny weary hesEa is breaking with it, anguish
And though ! have lovea you uAdJy, .aa sou.. lo,.
"emans pstds shat! guard ny secret 4rsm thu woslds
sll.tes1nR e1e
CHICAGO, April ., 1870. aAnplk,
, 1876-05-06

70 he Editor Or Tha Chtedao 1rtbuna:
CHICAGO, May 4.--Wo had At lqask {. 000. o0O
OF those lovely insects In cur houeo last sum.
mer. Wo tried Pcrsian Insect powder, ul,cl,
they enjoyed immensely. Then Cayenne pop.
per, which ice did'uot enjoy. In our e1porionoe
wo found tho true remedy, viz. /: powdered
bora1. by means Of small povdoz-bel1ovs
"o blew it into cracks aud croyice8 and scat
tored 1t over shelves wharo they lovod to cor.
greeato. Many elippod away s,leutly like tho
Arsbs; others, losing their viyacity, grow palo
and tAin, and lying upon their backs threw In
thetr Foor, consumpttye- looking logs and feet
and, to our great JOY and satisfaction, gave nj,
sho ghost. AL departed, uo hopej, to that
boutne from whcnco no traveller over returnn.
No" you are cleaning Your bouaca, keep papers
on from shelves, and try TIM bosax. Got It
finely powdorel at tho drueglst's, and your
housca will be cleared OF these pests.
In return for tho abovo noroe-faillpg remedy
for cockroachcs, will Bomo kind person give M !
uothnd, to 10 uscd BY ou1aclyes, for Riding
CARROTS Of moths without taking thcm up; aud
stuffed chatra WHOM onco 1n!aatod. I'loaae ciye
Us q complete ronledJ for motha in eyerytl,,t,r.
Ihcro is another insect remarkable for ita
tonaclty Of purpoBo aud uutlltlchiufr perseycr-
nnce tn obtaining o living after tho manner Of
ITO Chicago city officials, I. e., by aucking tho
i,ic-blood OF the people,, ospoclslly nights when
snoy si, wish 70 be wrapped il profound sIumbotB,
VIII some philantbropist toll III how to rid. not
resnotaelona Wholesale pllehotlmfats, No COM
promise. War to tho hilt With tho enouioy OF
tue peopfe. 10 our motto. Lot nH honr from,
shose who can testify TO what lhey have ason
aud know Of tholr own knowledge aud cxpor-
once, and nblige IIouarhEErEn.
, 1876-05-06

wall. Telling my trouble to friond nas day,
he satt, - know just what you want, sst 4
package OF I1orefossl's bread preparation. and
ha1e aono broad made with .hat.s tried IL;
1t filled the bill exacsly, and believe ttnt fullr
onc.hsIf now cat fs bread. Hot hleouit Or
muts'ne ase my delight aud thsY do not hurt me
III Inc Least n&ho with this preparation.
! sca some other Of your correspondents arr
quito - enthusiastic Is attn on titus subject.
pFof. uorsforsl vaa for aone years profes-
pot OF Chemistry 1t Harvard, aid prpbs-
bly, ataads as tho head Of his profession Ii ttis
country but of III the s,ses 10 Which
no has or rney apply bis Eroat sotonoe there In
mona bofioSe that will be no E1oat blessing
to mankind ~ this wonderful invention = prep
srat'oa that not su!y raiaea tho bread. bit
puta hack Into It Ail ths phosphAtes,-ths ole
nonte thAt arc hecoAkaty 70 make bono blood,
nnusclo. and brRtn, aud which Arc nonrly all ro-
moved BY bosting.-ro thnt wo can lays choice
white broad Instead Of dark, unwhotosotne,
1tnpatatabfe bread, and yot hare all Tho hoai.l-
fnl properties. adrtss all your readers to Try
n. tloY MBQulT,
, 1876-05-06

II fhs Editor of Ths Chicago Tribune:
CHlcAao. May 3.-An article by III. D,.n
Printed In your 'papcr April 20 On hand
worked rugs, deserves dpacial notice, for Ikno.
from experience tho statement IL quito correct.
As she Aays 1.-The greatest trouble is to arrange
and mark out tho deHlgu.' On which depeudv
tho beauty Of tho rug othsr thiaga beins equal,
Having narhed cut, aud assisted othcra in do
signing patterns for sucl work, presume no
ono Was hotter prepared to appreciate tho yslus
Of thu now patterns nicely prepared for fnrs.
which y0nr correspondent car now rnt ~
Gibbs, 10 State straet. They aro uuitabIp burlaD
cloths for tho foandations OF rusA with nicely
eolared designs printed Oh them, eii roeiiy to noy
III the fr.mo to work, ~ described by ~. IT,"
and afo sp!eudId foF TINT purpose. They aro
quite autsable 10y tho crosA.ositch work, o1copt
thoro 4ro mora figures on most OF tham tllan 1s
fascinating work, and ~ QUO lady remarked to
another who had never nosn anything Of The
Kind before, and asked II It was not tedious md
tireaomo, why. no; when you arc making ono
OF thoso rugs you nosar know when to leave IL
and you want to do nothing elss III /, ta dono.n
The art Of making nlce, handsome rugs ia low
very easy 70 learn by all. aud the ,doa of an.
conraElne hons-ulado artiole6 instead OF foro,,11
faah1ous. and tho uas OF foreign goods con-
Btder = vary laudAblo ono, aud AoY,o, AIr, Editor,
you Will Continue to give oyery possible euoour.
agcmont TO introduce improvements IN our
housekeeping for il IN What concerus liz all and
must iatoToHt oYery enc ye5y much. Yery fe.
spectfully, Mhs. q, B, A.
, 1876-05-06

~ thA HditoF ~ 1hA Chtesgs 3y.ounx;
CHICAGO, 1tay 4.-Ip \ recent tssuo Of von,
paper sppeased Al Interesting article under thu
above caption. tho principal portion Of which
was the letter from distinguished physician Of
Nov Eag!aud ou tho subject. Il vas "A e1col-
lent presentation Of tho subject and ono that
should commend ttselt 70 every sensible person.
1t clones With tho following soa.ence "ood
speed shs coming aour which embodles in e1on
dneaesa Ill Of tho wheat" want to say In
tas triter that the ''conIng 1our" he
10 desires Ia here, and Ias been for
at teast thseo years, &na is rapilly
coming into use. 1t IL what is known 81
:" NtnuesotA Patent" or ''mldtliu.s nunile,,s:
II Ia made from spsng-whoas tuiddllngs. by a
pasont process which Hocurea every 1a,tc.o Of
tho keEnas OF the whe4t. 10 shat al tile phoa.
phatea, tue bono material, tho btAiu-food. IA
ell a. tue starch and gluten. are Eetalue ia tho
houF, and ground to uniform HnoneHs. Il
mages sweet. palatabs bread i. eas,ly ra,.od.
sha eau say that aftof uelng ii Two yearu, vo
nass never had batch Of sour bread, Of lp fact
ihe lsa4t ~ hitch " in tue brcal-maA,uv proco,s'
w never naot III. other Hour, for no arn nl,T,
that III this tB to bo found I'll that could la In
elred, Aha oestea It ayoltis ali nncesA,tv Of r.,
sorting to the Lag Of Graham ilour. Eccsusa tL.
nddnga aour coutaluH al tie r.rtuy thers ~ ~
the tEahain. without IL indlgeatlbls null,
l.. +. uAsxELl
, 1876-05-06

~ fhs Editor " fAs Cksed9s Tribune,
BtooMxaTos. Ill.,, Hay 2.-Focling much IN
tefestod Ia tue Housekeeping Department OF
your paper. will add my mite BY Bonding 70.
eipe for most delicious anslhca!thfut pudding.
Chocolate pudding: Ono quart ui milk /;
shsee tablespoons OF grated chocolate two Of
eorn-starch; sugar and salt 10 .asto swooson
tho milk, aud let II como to boil. then etir in
she chocolate aud oorn-ntarch, mixed with 4 it,
tlo water: boil about flyo nlinutea. Mako a
sauce or cream and sugar and vanilla, or sugar
and huttor stirred 10 q cream, With Iemon or
vanilla. am sorry to ace 80 many recommend
fathers. aud sons havo become drunkards by
having an appnsito croatod at tho holno tablol
Oh mothers! lot us bo careful how NO set tic
tempteF before our loved ONES, and not destroy
both body and soul By feeding them on brnudy
aud wlnn eauco. 'tAt last il biteth like a atr.
pent and sting eth like IN adder.
afns. r. E. NJ.
, 1876-05-06
Wine Sauce and PuddinEs,

- e'e A''-A~"T " 1se6 tH4fA4p @F1RtTNs
BAnAnoe, Wis. lta5 LIN reading Tux TniB-
urs Of the soth April. find that clttc. you or
hare loft out OF my wtno-s.uce receipt tho
quantity Of sugar and butter to bs uaetl. give
the receipt In fnil-you may uso your Judgment
a. regards inserting again: One-llaf pint Ma-
dctra or ahcrry vino: 4 pint OF water; Tho
JoIks OF eggs; q cup Of butter; CUP Of
sugar. Stir tho bnttor. augar, mud eggs to
c!ehm; have tho vino and wafer heating ettr in
the other Ingredients, and remove from tho fire
As soon aa melted, allowing all just 10 boil up
lh0 m0re); gtato nutmeg over tho top,
l will, for tho benefit OF &c. A. M.," Elgin,
u, oner recipe for gingerbread Tor oako). II
may not be the ono, SO popular tn' New England,
put can snswer for its aRe,-tho rcc,po being
handed down ip H. our family from our great
"Centonn!al" Eingorbtoad: Ono cup Of brown
sugar; cup Of black tno1ssscs; ~ cups but
Ter; cup Of sour milk or cream; teaspoonful
q aodo t.,daae ogGsi tapeapoo1fals Of g'nGoz:
p!nch Of ground cloves; & fuli cups
of your basing.tin p''I1 10 ias Iuep '0iro,n from
burning. Any cake containing unolasses burns
easlir. Very much depends upon Tue baking Of
alt caies. In order to test tho quality, / fnd il
o good rulo mover 10 disturb or nlore cake
until noartJ dono. BY placing In tho csu.rs Of
your ovon, 4 will generally bake eyonly, and II
getting a little Too brown, always haYo roadY
Do not open the oreu-doors too often, md
never Try to romove any cake from tho tin until
cool. And ne muet not forget, any dish used in
baking must 10 wo1 buttor0d.
will give as my experience, in anunor to "O,
A. H.. aleo that rico IL not improved by nohk-
ing. that IL Cntolina rice.-we nevor usa any
other. II ltco is always aot on tho fro In cold
water or milk, and allowed to cook aowly, With
qut much stirring It will get teuder very soon.
give recipe for plain rico pudding that IL Do
Hetous: Two quarts OF milk; cue cup Of sugar;
ono-half cup Of rico. swcoton tho milk. and.
after sell washing the rico add to the milk, and
bake very slowly, mot allowing skin 10 form
over the top until the rice Ia quite aof.. 1.
Mill sake two or thtoo hourB To bake nicely,
a good way is to make this pudding
aftor yous dnucr ia over, aud hot iiro 10 long.
er required, and by netting in = refrigerator it
Ntl koep perfectly swoot for tho following day,
and u 40 much nicer when right cold. bo not
30 afraid to tako the abovs cut Of the oreu bo-
1ore thtckeuing It ulunt bo qu.as tIiu when ro-
moved from tho Htoyo, aud will thicken il, COOL |
ing. Now milk must be used or yuur flesscrt |
"lll not be rieh md creamy. Mns. ". S. G.
, 1876-05-06

about American social 1itc, I will suggest that
The "threo unfrtondiJ souls" can pcssbiy be
a.tlsficd BY incsessing tho number to fout, two
Of oaeh Of Of reducing slls nnmbor to one-
anything for ths salvation OF soula. Admitting
that three. and baastnoa may be tcspon-
sibls for fcoblo-mindod Children wo como 1T last
to coffeo, corn.brcsd, ham and eggs. and boiled
potatoes. Surely ibis Is monu til for \ King,
and IL certainly mont e1collont, II one
has plenty Of exercise; but .pork and
n.y.. -Four pounds Of .. q. Java tn pound
pound Of shot. there 10, howeyor. no bchohs
to bo dsHvod from, such = mixture, for tho JAWS
surrsndsrs itn oil moro rapidly thar the lilo. aud
III obtaining tic virtue Of tho Rio yuu got bitter
separately, auo pour thom together, il you like
slsch nlopa; tho satno may be said Of tnA. poa
soup Is tie thing tlero il brain and muscle in
ai!Sh Sbean soun ts equally good, e.,d Tho whole
ehaa sn ssfan rd ohcst 10
ting yonr children cat soup~meat. I Ok
peot that, and not yonr thses-story-ond.
basement, IL what ails your chtdten's tntollocts.
lou ltavc ntnWud, md boiled. and siEste1 your
shape OF All extract, a1l now YOU Riye your
chltdron small slice OF this stun when thor
cry Tor meat; you might as woll food tbcm cot.
Ton uasto. Permit mo to roar In COMFORT with
Of to atGEeat such psoco OF deviltry?" II il
even poor incsn to got fufi on; II your object
ia to stun them. glyo them POTATOES they como
AZ near bolng nothing n anything, aud are not
They will bave tho ofIoct to give tho
poor things svolE-front, and pcopo won't sun-
pect them Of being fed oil soup-sneat shat has
been slowed for hours, wheu thsy oye tic
60 grcodLy in passing them. :.
Thero ia more drunkenness. hostialisy. wife
whipping, MURDER ignorance, nnd stupidity
amonE forelRncrs than among Americans.
Americans undertake and carry forward to suo-
ceatful lssuc muse asupoudous enterprises tllnn
any other race. They invent moro and bo.ter
thoy hayo tiner railways and sscam-
ooata; they haya better schools and moro Of |
thom they c1cel In everything thsy attempt;
and When tdoy atten,pt to mako eiuttons OF |
themselves they will 10 doubt excel in that,
y Long may aAo whrel" DnfD1Eronr,
, 1876-05-06
LOST.

Oh sha Vas fair. and pure, and sals,
Tht4 fAr-od Lows Of mtnc.
With bar xorgeous wealth of auburn hair,
And beautiful f&ca d1yine
Al shs was coid,-ah calm and cold,
This distant Lows pf nina;
And hes form w4a tbs form Of ! doldcss Of old
Haf fortn with IT. shsps auhi!1as.
Her eyss wsre "a. and dark, and SAD,
This quctlly LoTs OF 1nlh6;
And my loys u o4s.-hppslsss spd mad,
They say. ahs Will never b. tktns."
And though shs's lost to met-ah lost.-
Th!s angel Love Of Mlue
ny sonl w: fellow otr aeas, stsrm.tosssd
aty Lave, u tho end Of uIas.
: Eu11 pzcNax.
, 1876-05-06

| Drr{nr +ha ,a,t f,,, u.., ,
Dasns sue pas. 10" "oeRs Te haVo received
numerous letters from readers OF Tie Tn1BuaE-
| sonio lnquirIpg tho nhtuso Of Pref. uorsfords
Bread Preparation, which has been snoknn of ao
cIorinply IN thcso co,un,,. bv ,,rrs-.,,,s.... =.
who havo used II !; others asaiue vhcre this
e'ea' anH-a5spept'c agent In bread-n,aling can
bo obtained. It So part OF the duty Of The Inn
uxE to keep its readers informed On matter. -.
scientific tntcrest md Yor t,,,t ~, ~.
oaoou'ot w ~ns"e. oota qaeetleh5 and our ill.,
qulrcrh at one stmo as veil as limited epaco
VIII permit though to mention ail tho
many complimentary things that. hnys
OF food by men Ut science and iuyai1ds who
havo beon recommended to uaa It. would soqutto
THIS "Ao!o issuo.
Prot. Horaford's Preparation Is not 30 much
no" k'na OF 1929 ~ . ne" method OF making
"A srtlcc OF diet neary or quito AZ old as the
human race: Nhi!o Science, during tho past
thousands OF years, has boon deIyiug down doef
INTO tho Garth. seasching boueath thu soa, rcnch-
lnE tar mp INTO tho sky, and resolving tho origin
al elonenth In order to oontributa to nans ploas-
ure. comfort, aud happiness, tho art OF broad
making, which ought to concern hitp moro tLan
angshlng else; las remained stationary, unti
Prof: Hotoford grapplod IL With bis powerful
mind; The uhito loaf Of the baker Of tho nine
inueed. was probably lcsa nutritious than. tho
% brown Loaf Of ancient times. When rrof. 1iora-
!oFd UNDERTOOK AL investigation OF the subject
no found that tho wheat-1our broad, Which IL
popularlJ formed tho "ssau or Life, and which
- supposed to embraces all tho elements ueces-
ssrY iot tug support and healthy growth Of tho
human body: waa destitute Of several Of theso
elements which exist III good wheat and ought
70 10 found IN broad. These nutritious oonatt-
uenB . were iost IN tho grinding and
sna .l, neshoa Oh boiling to make suportlne flour
ana taelf absence from broad lB tho fruitful
.a.at ea.se VI msny o. sno 'a shat hosh III holr TO-
notaoly t;sy ayspepa1a SUD various d!seaaea Of tho
lxG1, oEhlh. ana eonea+ III Graham tour, 80
eango' 81 wnefn tho ootef:coat OF to wheat kesuel
10 h,, .o.9nsa, .sho nu.e'oua cohsttuenta remain;
ofan os outer coat Of tie wheat, which is coarso
0n9 iaaGesssolo'
fsot. nofnfpras continued Investigations and
, 1876-05-06

10 tfs kdifsF 81 1ka Ghtcage Tribune:
madison, Mich, May 1.-Fot several wceks
past have read With 1uurA interest tic uouao.
, 1876-05-06

Read "Fa1so nad Truo,"
,hsad oas lssteF- eF-stAnp y KAUWAY b CO.. M ~
vii 10 ssat3ou. -
, 1876-05-06
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fe1sr aud Axo. entod Fl nfsy senss. 1hsss !. su,.
aud I'll othsT nss1,oas bilious .ca1Is typhod 1sila.
and ether fs7ets t.ided Z! Rad.a,a fhs} " aak =
k4ld b5 DklRgMI&4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-13

Profess to DO "Reformers" Of the pures
water, yet they endorse Grants admins
tration. Their resolution passed at the
late Frederick convention, says;
eve endorse President Grants admins.
tration as wise, prudent, and patriotic, reflect
ing credit on the nation at home and abroad
Wise, prudent and patriotic, says the
Baltimore Gazette, 10 the crooked whis-
key safe burglary, the soldiers grave
headstone swindle, the pcst-traderships, the
District ring, the real estate pool, and the
Davenport election fund game-ah, yes,
wise prudent and patriotic. "Refecting
credit on the nation at home and abroad :"
Abroad" the credit has been reflected by
Mr.. Schenck, who was chased to the
waters edge by British constable, and
pleaded his privilege as ambassador to es
cape penal servitude in the country to
which he was accredited, but has been
Toasted at the White House while under
going examination by the committee.
Credit was reflected sat home by the
Presidents friendships with low fellows at
a shoddy watering-place his intimacies
with Boss Murphy, Boss Shepherd, Dick
Harrington, the safe burglar; Mcdonald,
the erooked-whiskey convict, now in the
penitentiary; by his present adhesion to
Schenck, Babcock, Belknap, and oil the
branded swindlers that have made hi.
administration. AN offense against decency
yes, all this reflects credit on the nation
ut home and abroad"