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POWER OF THE IMAGINATION

THOUGHT HE HAD CONSUMPTION BIZ
CAUSE HE sMELT A BAD SMELL.
Reading (Penna.) Eagle.
The case is that of Henry G. Ershman,
residing near Sweetwood, who is large
owner of iron-ore lands and the possessor
of considerable property, and, notwith-
standing his abundance of this worlds
goods, he generally wore one suit Of
clothes through the week and on Sunday.
Several weeks ago he was startled because
he imagined that very foul smell either
came from his ears or mouth, or the pores
of his skin. He was greatly alarmed, and
imagined he was sinking into galloping
consumption, and was gradually decaying
He was unable to sleep, became haggard
and emaciated, and even his friends be-
gan to imagine that his end was near at
hand. He dressed himself regularly and
as determined to keep on his feet. He
went into the fields aud in the woods,
determined to fight down the disease, and
wherever he went the same dreadful
stencil and feeling came over him Finally
an old woodchopper met him in the
woods one day. The woodman had a
long talk with him and he stood quite
close to examine him. Then the woods
man asked the sick man for his coat. 1t
wus examined. The woodsLaan carried
tt away twenty yards,and it was discover
ed that the stencil followed. The coat
was then thoroughly examined, and a
dead mouse was found in the lining. The
mouse had by some means gotten into
the lining of The coat and died there, aud
its decayiDg remains caused the unpleas-
ant effiuvia. When this was made known
the sufferer gained courage, and as he
realized what imagination had done he
rallied. aud was soon on favorable road
to the best of health again.
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STATE ITEMS.

A,tsmperance reading room in Middle>
town is Proposed.
Warned by the dry weather farmers in
K ut county are already saving foduer.
1t is sand that the Delaware tomato crop
this year will pay 500 per acre.
Tomatoes are going to the canueres quite
lively. aud they are unusually fiue This year
j. II. George, Esq, of Magnolia, wason
Tuesday elected bv the School Board OF
Milford as Principal of the Academy.
A fruit drier in FELTON, is running night
and day, using up about four hundred bssk-
cts OF uit per dunn,
There is said TO be one place b'tween
Dover and Ltipsic where no rain has fallen
but once since lastlAprl.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
From q Merchant.
NORTH sEARsMoNr. Sent. q. IS

NORTH SEARsMoNT, Sept. 9, 1870.
Dear Sir-It gives me very great pleasure
TO inform you of the benefit received from
the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP in my
own family. My wife, for the past ten
years, has been in feeble health-very
much debilitated generally. Last Spring
she concluded to try a bottle of PERU
WAN SYRUP, and was so we'll pleased
with the result, continued its use until three
or four bottles had been used, and she is
now In better health than at any time for
ten years, and has increased in weight from
1l0 pounds to 126x. have employed ply
sicians, and used great variety OF patent
medicines, to the extent of hundreds of dol
lars, and know she received more benefit
from the 2 ERUV WAN SYRUP than all the
rest together.
My sales of the Syrup are very large
and constantly increasing, and do not hes
itate TO recommend and even warrant it to
give satisfaction. If you desire you are at
liberty to use this communication as you
see Mt, as it gives me pleasure to recon-
mend SO good an article to suffering hu-
manity. Yours truly;
TTHTET, PEAGE
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Severe Reply.

80 ,serbans unriyalled. In tavern one
evening the conversation turning ON the
death Of a friend, one of the company OBJ
ea,.,,ad that he meant to attend the FINER
al ali requesting req at the same time that MI.
Rn,rns wonld accommodate him with the
Loan of a black coat, his own being out OF
,oaa rsnair "AsI ON invited" answered the
noet s:to the same funeral, 1 cannot lend
% You nv coat, but can suggest 2 su5ss,- o.Sar
tute." "Wba at is THAR asked tne nid oenei
"Throw your ns onaraSSs,d %Snd pti thai win prove
ths' the bIackest coat that you ever wore In
your lifetime"
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MORE EX-SOUTH CAROLINA OF
FIHAI,S TNDTGTED

COLUMBIA, August 31,-Four addition
al indictments were found to-day; three
against L. Cass Carpenter, late Collector
of Internal Revenue in this State, for
forgery, and one against Woodruff and
Jones, ex-Clerks of the Senate and House
and principals of the Republican Print
ing Company, for fraudulently raising a
bill for printing by which they obtained
over $40 900, The court then adjourned.
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hber - LES OF 100 YEARS AGO.
=hber ia-Battle 10 of Brandywine;
nber 5a9o-Battle % of Saratoga.
IN IRaM,.MS assacre at Paoii, Pa.
Rr4Dattle of Germantwn' pa
cntgomery. o''' "nhton and
6berT eTSeeond y 2 Battle of Saratoga.
Foronai onai-Washington retired to
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International Exhibition,
The American Industrial Palace at
the Centennial Grounds.
The largest, grandest, and most CON-
pLete Exhibition in the World.

Thirty eight States and Territories, and
all principal Foreign Countries represent
ed in the Immense Display.
The great Main Building filled with Ex-
hibits, representative OF every Department
of Education, Art, Science, and Industry.
Among the many attractions, special at
tention is called to the great diorama of
Washington at Yorktown, one of the largest
and 5most life-like representations of the
kind ever on exhibition. The Jahrmarkr,
an admirable illustration of q German fair.
The wonderful mechanical landscape, in
the northwest corner of the Agricultural
Department, a most ingenious piece of me-
chanism. The New England log cabin pict-
uring the simple habitations, customs, and
manners of our forefathers. The glass
works, in which the manufacture of glass
is fully illustrated. One of the most at
tractive features of the exhibition. the In
dian encampmenC, showing the home life
of the Red Man. The colored quartette, who
sing the quaint plantation songs and hymns
of the South, with all the melody and feel
ing characteristic of their race. The eleva-
tor, by which a fine view of the park and
city is obtainable. Special amusement
features will be provided daily. The exhi-
jbition band (Hassler Bros, Dtrectors), give
an Instrumental concert on Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday afternoons ofeach week.
Recitals on the Grand Roosevelt Organ
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Or. Francis Wharton, reviewing the
trial of Queen Caroline, recalls the fact
that the Judges, including on the one
side Lord Erskine and ON the other Lord
Eidon and Lord Redesdale, divided on
all questions on strict party lines, as IN
the ELECTORAL commission cases.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Restored tO Complete
Health.
Brooks, Map,sept, 7. 1870

BROOKS, MRpySept. 7, 1870.
Dear Sir-From early youth was in
feeble health, troubled with ~humor in my
blood, weakness and debility of the system
generally; was unable to labor much, and
only at some light business, and then only
with great caution.
Seven years ago the past Spring had a
severe attack of Diphtheria, which left my
limbs paralyzed and useless, SO was un-
able to walk or even sit up. Noticing the
advertisements of PERUVIAN SYRUP 1
concluded to giveit trial, and to my great
joy soon found my kealth improving.
continued the use of the SYRUP until three
bottles had been used, and was restored TO
complete health, and have remained so to
this day.
attribute my present health entirely to
the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP, and hold
highly in its praise. I have in several
cases recommended it in cases very similar
to my own with the sam good results.
Yours truly,
CHAS. E. PEARCY.
SETH w. FOWLE & SONS, Proprie-
tors, 81 Harrison Ave-. Boston. Sold by all
Druggists. Pamphlets free.
aug1-m&td&w1y
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Every day at Q and A p. m.
Grand Promenade Concert
Every Saturday Evening.

II NOTJ FotSUutUNy EVtuIIlB.
The Summer Tourist will find no resort
possessing greater interest than this, which
quite rivals the exhibit in the Main Build
ing last year.
Admission Tickets, Price 25 Cents, Child
rem, 10 Cents. Admit also to the the com
Idete Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Mu-
scum and School OF Industrial Art, in
Memorial Hall, aaRN -dsm
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WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned not to make,
deal In or use, any sewing machines which
sew with our needle, and make the elastic
stitch, or that have the new patent self-ieed
attachment, unless the same are purchased
from this company, or their agents or Ii
censes, and stamped under our patent. Be
ware of worthless limitations and unscru-
Pulous parties who have copied our circu-
lars, advertisements &c, and buy o1lly the
machine manufactured by us.
"The wonder is how so good a machine
can be sold at so low a price."-G1obe.
"We have seen the machine and consider
IL nrst- class in every respect" Transcript.
1--WE can recommend IL to our readers -,
Christian IndeT, ~. Y
"The machine arrived safely, we are
more than pleased with it; it does ali you
claim for it and more. We shall call the
attention of our readers. to it."-&. Lostts
Christian.
ga thoroughly responsible company,
prompt in all their dealings, and one that
we can commend TO our readers" ."-A0e,
NetO York.
Sample machines with table and treadle
forwarded to any part of the world on re-
ceipt of
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EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.

Special terms and extra inducements to
male and female agents, store keepers, &C.
County rights given to smart agents free.
Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials, engravings
&C., sent free. All money sent in post-office
money orders, drafts, or by express, are
perfectly secure. Safe delivery of our goods
guaranteed.
All orders, communications, etc., must
be addressed to the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING co.
2403 Ridge Ave-, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 2l-w1y.
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sI8 ! SEWING MAcHINE-sls.
THE MOST WONDERFUL AND THE
BEST.
HIGEIEST A-w ARDS
AT THE
Centennial Exhibition!
DIPLOMAS, PRIZE MEDALS, ETC.
FIRsT-cLAss FULL SIZED
SEWING MACHINE
WITH TABLE AND TREADLE,
Only Eighteen Dollars !

fTNHE most simple and compact The
Il most durable and Economical!! A
model OF combined simplicity, strength
and beauty!!l
New and numerous patentented attach
ments. u
No complicated machinery TO be con-
stantly getting out of order. '.-
So easy to learn that q child can run IL,
will do all kinds of sewing, from the finest
to the coarsest. will hem, fell, tuck, braid.
cord, gather, embroider, etc., uses self-ad-
Justing straight needles, all description
est stitch known, the cloth will tear before
the seam will rip, uses the thread direct
from the spool. The machine is beautiful
ly finished and highly ornamented. and
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
, 1877-09-22

Failing from nnaloon 400 Feet Ia tho Al
Aafn1ti0n lu.l kla1ddfd.

Failing from A na,loon 400 Feet In tho Air.
Abingdon Id, s,aadard.
Glade sorincs, ,n this cnnntv. wa, an Mondae
+,ronooI fro,n al, nor,s ~ ,,,o .,,rra,,r1tar
country 10 Witnese Inc pat'oon ascension. AZ
cortlinR to announcement, tho travelling show OF
Prof. Hoffman made its appearance md pre-
nured for erbib,ston. THAR ,nroc Inn furnace
"as 2nt To "osk' anu tne ea.!oon no'stea over u
" mcans OF TWO polcs on either aide, forty feet
high. The balloon was Inflated by means Of
wood md kerosene oil, With su1aIl quantity Of
gasoline added. When IT wa. nl'c1 Is usinl,
said, AT want more gas tilis tIue.n Two piuts
more Of oil were put in, ard, when exhausted, tic
1nn,pcr of tho furnace was e1ll,t down. Then he
, 1877-09-22

tlnn to the i:epuolicsn Marty Or In ny .soleitudo
fnr IT. enduring n~tcn,aney. Tint Roticllnde ts
indeed intcn.il-d hy the severity Of the onleA!
ihto ,sl. which { /. pt.rine. par dearly. .easae,
triumph In 1S71 averlrtl evils. The magnitude Of
which can only be catinaatca and rcal'ted by NO
EnR!urionk surrender Of the Government to the
!'nnehon democracy In lkR0 Ne shail hare. - !
rnrncsttv hopr, under the auspices nf Fresident
Hayes, an enlightened anl pateEnai Admlnihtration
u tho uoscEnu,cnt. We need rcsumutton A.
means Of restoring prosperity. Resumption nnat
he brnrdccnt. mt cruel. We hare hal our years
IT famine. Let M now anticipate 0ur years Of
plenty. Providence l. tntfng thu earth a-,t nnvcr
,ta part In gladden. tho hearts Of our pcopfe; u.
therefore. tho hnnntaoua !ntsgposi:ion Of Dtylnc
Providence be supplemented by zgehosous response
from human government all will be we'll With our
country and people. nut In the process OF re-.
sumption tht screw which, In ta rrh,pr1elets rtT-
olntionr. has hecn pressfns harder and hartcr
npon the industries Of the country. nnat relay.
Cauitai under the projection Of inst laws watch
fu1. hlfscnt md farfceiuR. wifi take cars Of IT,
Aelf; labor. coaNslinc and patient, relying moro
npnn nusclt than r,inA, requires guardianship nnd
.nf ltepnbfcan administration. 10 adopt measures
Tint Will furnish employment to mechanics aud a.
borots. and NC shall In future hnve nnthtng th fear
from Tho insiltous c1ots aud destructive nlncnees
Of Conlnunists and strikers. Trnly ynhrt.
THUHtow WE'D.
DENy. X. rfEtrf, President
, 1877-09-22
Tbe Great N ali Of China.


Tho great wal oi Chiua Was measured IN manJ
plaees by Sit. unthauk, an American cn9nee15t
1ntcly engaged On Z survey for Chinese ssil
way. His measurements give tlr heigut -
eighteen feet, anu Width on topof fifteen iee.
Every lew hundred yar4s there IL . tower txso.
ty-four ieet square, pnl froM twenty to tMeatt
i've feet high. The foundation OF tho val! y v.
so!id granite. Air: URt4anl brought WITH gsa VI
brick from the wall, which Is suppoaed t9 ha,s
peeu tLade 2O0 yeasa before tue tftue OF C9lnt,
1u building this Immense ktouc fcnee 10 ksey
out tho TartsEs, tue builders neTcF attc'npaesa ea
to avoid m0untains Or ehasnis 10 sase .s
expeuse. For l,3ul niles the wall goes osss sss
plain sod mountain, and every foot o. o., ~ ~
foundation "a In solid granite, anA tho resi- "
the structure solid masonry. III SONG p,stes =.
the wall u built sulooth uu against the oaat,
eanons, or prccipces, where therc sns.ii
dcsreut o1 1,U00 teet, Small ytrcams a!e sreaM =,
over but in thr larger streams thu wall runs%S
the water'a edge, aud q tower Is built on ~
side. On the top Ut The wall there afe oscihs ~
works, or deteusss, faciug In aud out, ~ NV ~.
defen0lnx forccs can paxs from one tower = ~,
other without beiuY aEposea to aDy a'{ sssm3{
from either stle. To calculate tle ttuS ttsn
building CT COS. Of this wall q bcyond fuil1I. Il
skill So FUR a the maxuItldu VI tho W.T.. ~
concerned, 1t surpussey everything J.! aof'eu 4sa
modern tines Ut which there is any tra@e - t.
pyramids VI Egyps azs nothing compa1ea ~
, 1877-09-22
positively that In the event Of the Republican,
obta!ntnr majority in the Ohio Legislature, Ia
VIII BE- cantlIdntc Tor election to tile Xr,Iotr "
MISS BELMONT'S WEDDING,
Tho EEcnt Of the Newport season-96o. .poo
In Presents.

In Prcsenta.
NApotth 10 4Stss SorE Timer.
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. l8,--The marrlape ~
Miss Frc,lertta Belmont, only daughter of N.
Hon. August belmont, tn Mr.. 4. 8. llowfand.
nil Of New York; took place at Trinity Church
leading topic OF conversation in fash,onabc ci,.
clcs, In view of the prominence OF the part{c.
concerned. The brido il a very loyc1y woman.
md Is great fnyorite with all WIN
@ ance, whilo sise bridegroom Is a. aa,ea'asI eusi
favositc among hs associates. Long be-.
sv the care M erordea Sy btant G mt a Mff%g fa.g
tonal,'c andicnce. Tic body of the house anI
portion of thc gallery were reserved for The
Fuests;; The t!ut,us u ~ best tnan" were per.
hc,nr Perry Belmont, trutfrr Of the bride, John
kanc, ". Aust!ne Wat'swottiI, and Lt,,lls iIuw.
lan,!. The bri'lcsmaids-ail cousins Of the bsido
ns-a MIS- Anns ms, Hongsr dassh,fr Ad
Miss Jennie llonct. and Miss Minnie Iion.''
They wore white tullc dresses, plain tulIc yeils.
unl pearl necklaces. Tho BRIDES dress .as q
point,lacs aou,!ces:, An elegant rolnt.iassss co
veil Was fastened with diamond bridal band,
the gift Of the brtdc's mother, which cxtendcd
around t!cr head. Across tho front werc scyeu
were solitaire diamonds, and she wurc sapcfb fb
brooch, REPRESENTING Il tree with branches OF
ltatnt,nas. The ural decorations Mt siv. BeI.
rnont's residence, as well ~ at the church, we're
which attracted much attention. Tho. wedding
ceremony waa performed by tho Rev. q. r.
Magill. Rector ui tho church, assisted by tho
Key. 4. =. llowlanat brother u the bridegroom,
~ New York, md the Rev. john Cotton
| York. The music Was Totfcca61y huc, and wa
furnished by tho wcli.knoWn organist u. ].
lv her fathcr, and tho bridegroom escorted Mn
belmont. Tho ushcrs were August Bcl.npM
Jr, .. Il. Hcllnont, United States Navy; Il. T.
Belmont, Iialn'lton lIoppin, j., and Meredith
Perrvs, fsogcrscs, and Hanes, were nearly ali
HoT!atd faulty wero amopR the eues,.
wlfc Of tho late Commodore N. 9. Perry: hIts,
pnran Stevens, q. r. Wctlnorc, James T. Ker-
noeiar, Judge niekey, Mrs. J.J. Astor, thc Hon.
fany, rruf. Agass'x, HAMILTON lfoppln, j. b.
0gtlcn, Mrs. +. Cooper, Mrs. Dc Laitcey Kane,
William Cutting, d. Cutting. Mrs. D. N. Moore,
Mag Outrey. tho Freueh Minister, and attaches
1ngston, Irving urlnnca', Mrs. Koduers, wifo ot
Admiral RolEere, United States Navy; Royal
rhclps, and Gen. cnllum. After the welding
tl'e soceally Invited guests proceeded to the res-
ascnue, whore most elegant deituaer was pre-
pared. At ESQ o'cluck tle ,cwly y-n,artiel
coilpic took their departure for boston. 1t IL
u.dcrsteoa TINT they will sail for Europe IN una
| VI the White Star steamers carly In QctUhce
They Will remain abroad for M Indefinite
period. The presents werc unusually nusnrs,us
nnd ela!,orateI, a''d llnye been yalucl Ut Upward
Of s5o,UO. The ,t, most costly present a.long
Janius Gordon Bcnnstt, Tha Baroness e,s
, 1877-09-22
GEN. GRANT.

ux VISITS fEWCA3TLH-ON-TfNAs
LONDON, Sent. 21.-t@cn. Gfant'a wilt to
Newcastle-0n-Tyuo aud uciahborhood was tho
occaaton of a demonstration. THIS morning tho
General and Mrs. Grant, accompanied by tho
Mayor OF Newcaatls, uen. Daleau, Mr.. Fair
child, The United States Consul Ut Newcastle,
and othcts, Visited tho Exchange and other
placcs Of Interest III Newcastle. There were
numerous banners nlong the route and largo
crowds VI spectators. In tho Exchange, Gen.
Grunt received M address from the Chan,-
bur Of. cotnsncrce, and. replying, thanked
tho largo md enthusiastic audience
for lis kind reception, which WIS
highly gratifying to hlul aud tho American peo-
pie, who would accept II ns token Of kind
friendship between the nations. lie could not
say tho twu peoples, for they weFu really one,
having Z common destiny, which wonld b. brill.
liant III proportion to their tttvntsMfp- lIe re-
cnres ostwceu England and America, and said
tfiuy ought not ouly to Keep pcace with caci
otller, but with all tho world, und by their OF.
ntnpia stop tho wars which are now devastating
Enrupc. Tho speech was loudly ehoerel.
t'en. Grant nm! tho carporation Then proccel-
cd 1Dwh tha Tyne In steamer, which Wus sa-
lutcl With guliS fron, alnlust uvpry factory On
the banks, uvefY ayuilable s11t Oh which was
srowdct! with people. Gen. 0rant stood un the
bridge Of thu steamer during tho greater purt OF
.ellccrs, Tlla steamer stoppIu at Jarrow uEtl
Tyntnouth At both OF which places tho munich
pal authorities presented most cordial address.
c. Ths was witnessed by arrs and
ten. uraut made suitable replies Of similar
tenor 70 lhs Newcastle spcoch. At Tyncluonth
lie said hl had Tint day seen l50 900 people leave
their honcs aud occupations TO aaniicst frlcnd-
Tho ex-Prcsllcnt held reception at Newcaa-
tic In The oytnlhg.
, 1877-09-22
TAMllANY.



John h1orrjsscy ts not mcalY-mouthcd IN Ills
opinion OF TwecL. Morrlssoy says Tweed hud
Two nlstrcsscs for years, spent II, 1U0, 900 on
one OF them, and 'galantel her from Mainn TO
California, through Fifth avenue, and other
Btrcets Ut this city, In lc1aacc Of public Dc
cency.n John Is tho original rciormcr, "
begall," he tnYs, "back In 1868, tried to ret
Grtclcy TO 20 in, and MaFblo aud Tildcn; asked
Ssn e. ant S hda % saGsn a G}an!n s aaa a1s 1e h
had. to keep out." OF course Morrisscy rvcog-
nixus that llo nnd ntt-ranlMany arc tho game
they arc after at tho City.llsll, and here asa
sonic Of the questions he wants asked:
truth. and nothing but the tfuth: hops that this
IL So. But It IL singular that tho porsohs whose
names be hss mentioned in tue th'se sxamlnasioas
At lea.t ntty men who served uaer tho Clty Gosern
ana spt IL .a ~ 0'i raesd f. til
~hes pa.sed se hs e ss
stad ha .s a.
stakelioldes. and to whom she .gavs tito n,oncy'
WIZ 10 tsl how much Va: p.Ia for sh' A'tssnta;
t'maa hiled thu ,ohies q city Chambutlain, md
Sf two who oiled ths on!ee of ,, Gomnl.sIon,so q
much i cot for te passasu 6y the I,sslstute Il
tho Etie Ca:st!cation III, no biil lega!saInx Ens.
fraudulent stock. aud ths act 'ogali1sng ths Ny ~
money was paiiI ntll le say whethor Or moi man
1!al di4 rot negot.to Tor r. pas.age Of tho Ses
truth. and not paFt Of It.. Tho peopls wish to bcn
T.. All men wha have stolen ths public mons5e
hotruyed tho pcortoFa trust should ho oxpeset..
Some Of theia wear tue garh Of gentlemcn. putn
vi so Af lad tfoas' mutt q s'' d lame: WHY S''';s
ks{is: IT,. h. w V. sssasht hs;s cstes
KellY'a collector Wills hs Vi. sbstld, and pr.
5ented ali KcllJ's bills 70 tho supcryisors when
they were audited by contnittoc, ol which KelJs
friend, John Fog. was ChatFuan1 Tweed says tAAt
kcl1y's bills. l dont say thai they did; but Y
AN Informed correctly. Watson was recommended
by Kelly to comptro3ers brennan and Cunaoli1.
Ac wants 70 FsfoFm everybody and everything. r.
would II got ss well paid for Il = be has. "
goes to convention ind Aays that II ho consulted
y. o%n Interest. h. wo1da 30 y psS, ~
saiary Of $40. 90 year. Tho city payroll Amounn
@SEs & 600 md h' .a'' sA'
g ssts .ssi 1aa ssr
SSs hs SA -: e ps@st rhls II III Il to T. isos
| said he. "to give Nt. Kelly chance to attasss
u an.ver e tle fspoftet'. question .heths! ::
said: II have no doubt that Kelly and Txsea
would rather ampllcate nc than any man 10 s9 ~
otice unler shs ctty dovslnment. never ss.
!ntercstsd In eonssact with ths city. directly q
Indirectly. move. drew one doltsE from IT, U'5
three warrant. for Tho pay Of months salary !"
| msn 70 whom hAd advanced money"