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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-19
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To the school directors of somerset
County, and more particularly 10 those
who are opposed to iemale teachers, 1t
would be well ior you 10 consider the
subject OF employing female teachers IN a
higher and broader sense than Is generally
given to il. Teachers must possess phys
zeal, moral and intellectual qualifications,
TO enable them to discharge their duties CT
fsctually.
In PHI, steal qualifications females are as
well adapted 10 teaching as males. The
female constitution Is perhaps better lifted
10y nature 10 enddrc the coadnemsns OF
the school room than that OF the nile,
since, us a class, females are accustomed to
in door employ mems. Experience has
clearly proven that females, when properly
sustained b. the school authorities, n
enlightened public sentiment, can govern
as successfully as males.
The moral qualifications Of females is I'M
doubleday superior 10 that OF males. ILeJ
possess more gentle and rclned manners,
purer morals, ulstained with gross and
vulgar vices, an Istinctive Owe Tor chit
dren, and better tact n the management
OF a school.
Thei: intellectual capabilities are cquIi,
and in some points superior, tor perform
ing the duty OF teacher, TO that oil males.
Their %quicaness OF perception, their ad-
/ ency OF expression, and their aptness IN ap-
p~renending the difficulties hat em6arrass
young minds, render them peculiarly III
led lur this profession. And since 1t Is
now generali, conceded that the minds OF
females are as susceptible OF impr0 vemeLt
Ms Hose oI males, where they enjoy line
same facilities, there can be no good rea-
son. 50 far AS qualifications are considered,
why females should not stand on a level
WIN males In the teachers profession.
The truly qualified female teacher appears
10 exert an influence OF refinement i'll The
school room, peculiar alone 10 her sex.
Ii is true that ali are not born teachers,
neither male nor female; yet this does not
prove that all lem lies are UNI 10 teach
ANY more than tina all miles are qualified.
The well qualified female whose heart isin
line work, rs The very person To mould ana
develop The youthtui mind. In order that
teachers ui either sex may sIccsed We'll ia
teaching and governing. it is indispensa-
bly necessary lhai both directors anu cltl
zens aid and encourage them, not only 10y
proper remuneration, but by visiting the
school, by friendly advice and by words oil
cheer.
My observation warrants THIS conciu-
sion: that success III teaching does not dc
PEND on sex, but on scholarship and natu-
raj aptncss 10 teach.
W. II. RINK.
Jenner y Roads. Sept 18th.
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Call and settle your accounts 1t Fashion
Bazaar and save the annoyance of being
called upon by a collector. We need
cy and must have our books closed up.
Mrs. j. b. TREDwELL,
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
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Gents S~uspenders Embroidered in Silk,
and all silk. New style. Han 1somc and
durable, at Fashion Bazaar.
Mrs. JAS. b. TREDwELL,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
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. DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Edwin Baer. late of Greegyille Twp,
deceased.
Letters Of administration On the above estate
hay In g,heea Svanted by the proper authority notice
Is hereby,giv to tlosefndebtedt to ttomakeimme-
date pay ment, and those havingclaims against 1t
TO present them duly authenticated for settlement
nj the residence of the Administrator, on Saturday
2fth Gay Of October. 1871
FRANCIS BAER,
Sen 10 Administrator,
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MARRIED.

ASKESY-PETERMAN. = On the
18Th Of Sept, by Rev. J. Esch, Mr.. Isaac
Ankeny, oflicoversville. TO Maria Pelegv
man, oi Shade twp.
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Mrs. J. Il. TREDw ELL.
No. @. Mammoth Block.

We guess none OF our subscribers were
among the three thousand people who
visited the circus on Friday last. Atleagt
we can inter as much. for none of them
came into u ''hOly OF holies, to pay their
Lills, with a lew honorable exceptions.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS. - Applications
Tor situations as teachers in the public
schools Of this Borough, VIII he received
during the present week.
W. III. WELFLEY.
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FOR
Health, Cwfart and Economy

Cork Shavi3gs are unsurpassed asan article for
Beds. Mattresses, *. They are ten times as dur
able as Husks OF straw. Only D cents per ID. 40
pounds will NIL the largest bel. For sase By Arm
trong. Brother X Co, ~ aud - First AFen1e,
: ittsburyh, Pa.
July Is.
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The School Board of Somerset townsh 7
will meet al the Hill House on Saturday,
September 80, 1871, TO employ % teachers
Cox said township during the term oflS'7
IS. Good teachers preferred. BY or
der Of the board. Daniel Baer,
Secretary.
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w. II. WELrLEY.


DIVINE SERvIcE.-The Lords Supper
will be administered in the Reformed
church, next Lords day at 104 O'Clock, A.
NJ. Preparatory services on Saturday
evening.
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Large lot Of Gents Ties, Scarf>. Collars
and Cuffs just received at Fashion Bazaar.
Mis-. y. Z. TREDwELL,
No. q. Mammoth Block.
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The b. & o. II. r. Company have at
last decided TO re-establish the express Of
flee at this place. The Office VIII be in the
old place ard that Efficient and scconamo-
mo4sliag yalng maRi ]. y. Zimmerman,
ail sill c~Onlinue 10 Rct rs ageui. The
citizens ni Somerset and vicinity have been
greatly i~neonyenienc,d several times dur
NE the past year 10y the quarrsling bctween
the Adams Express Co. and the Il. y o.
X. X Cn, ana the c~oEsoquent removing
81 ih2. eSprers Ne borg We vii aol nave
any hkeAiTohsac nov ,,.si tIe h. 4 d. lipad
have taken tie express mo ti,eiT hands
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Tn. Fv,rsss train leaves Pittsburg at 81. p. NJ.
.rrivinV Al connellsviile ll:04 p. NJ. Mineral
Point l29a A.. NJ. In return the Express leaves
Cumberland at $50 A. NJ, arriving at Mineral
Point 4:5l 4. NJ, conncllsville Ole A NJ rus
hurgh 5a9 A. NJ.
All trains run by Balumor Time, Il minutes
faster than Pittsburgh Time
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BERLIN House. Late Rrollier House.
j. c. Davis, Prop. This house has been
newly furnished and rehtted throughout.
Its l~ocaljap il the best in Berlin, being in
ceptre of town aud nearest Ii. Y. X. K,
Boarding by the week, day or meal good
stable attached.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-19

RELIEF WITHOUT \ DoCToR.-Thougb
xe would by no means be understood as
~deprecaiing. but rather as recommending.
professional aid in disease, there are null
tiiudes of instances when il is neither ne
cessarv OF easy to obtain. \ family pro-
vided with u comprehensive household
specific like lIDstetier's Stomach B~itters,
is possessed o. q medical resource adequate
10 most emergencies in which medical ad-
vice would be otherwise neeGtul. That
sterling tonic and corrective invariably
remedies. and is authoritively recommend
ed for debility, indigestion, liver disorder,
an irregular habit OF body, urinary and
uterine troubles, incipient rheumatism and
godt, and many other ailments of frequent
occurrence. 1t eradicates and prevents in.
termitient fevers, relieves mental despon-
dency, checks premature decay, and in
vigoraies the nervous and muscular It's
SUES, Sleep, digestion and appetite are
promoted by il, and it is extremely useful
IN overcoming the effects OF exhaustion
and exposure.
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Jefferson Academy,
C~ANONSBURG. PA.

The coarse Of study having in yiew
LET. Preparation foz College.
D. A good English Educ ltion.
"a. Preparation for Business.
Is comprehensive and the instruction tharough.
Teachers experienced and successful. Germnan,
French and bookkeeping II AIDE speeialities. LO-
cation In The midst OF 4 quiet and moral eommuhf-
y. removed from the distractions and temptations
OF city life Expenses very low. Next term opens
Sept. 18th, Isl. FIR circulars, sc. address
ARgustl. REV. WIN. EWING. Principal.
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BLYMyER has made rTtai reductions IN
pricts OF Hardware. top cal Ivy goods
just ~ cheap fom Lih as youican buy
.hem in the city. He Uuys his goods tron,
the manufacturer. and in large quantities.
and therefore Lnys tLe.n al the very low
g; pFioes. and IL de:ei mined now to sell
goes at a very low price. Call aud see
him aud get his lIices. Ills stock is yery
complete. including Building Hardware.
Paint and Glass, Oils. Nainishes, and
Nood,n PENIS. Again sc say. call and
see III, m,er.. and bhy your hardware from
him and you will save monc;.
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. UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Sep. 10
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
ny virtue Of an order of sale, granted by the
Judges OF the Orphans Court OF Somerset Co.,
Pa, the undersigned will sell ut public sale on the
premises, the real estate Of Joseph ], thinner
man, deed, situate in Shade township, on
Tuesday, October 30, 1877.
A plantation containing 15d acres, more or less,
OF which about 100 acres are clear, % In meadow,
with two dwelling houses, one of which is fixed up
for 4 store, q large barn and other outbuildings,
with tine young fruit orchard on tho same; Is
near TO churches, schools, mills and store; adloins
lards of J U. Cable, Isaac Elerick, David Buclian
nan, Michael Wagner, Widow Blackburn, Wild
ow Hammer and others.
TERMS.-A dover exists against this land of
ss3s.sd 10 the Widow Of ohn Wallace, decd, the
interest OF which, S5o.33 to be paid to her annually
on the LIST of april of each year during her lite,
commencing April LIST ls7a, and 1T her death the
said sum Of ss3s. 50 to be paid 10 the heirs Of John
Wallace, decd. The purchaser must pay one
half of his bid On the LIST Of April ISIS, and the
other half on the lst OF October ISIS, with interest
from April LIST, 1875.
EMANUEL SPECHT.
Sep. 70 administrator
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The man who don't pay the preacher,
the printer, or any body else, but keeps
six or eight dogs, was at the great moral
show" Friday afternoon and night. He
alsO managed TO get outside of a quart Of
very mean wniskey before leaving town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-19

We have at Fashion Bazaar the largest
stock OF Mems and Children's Hose we
have ever had. and AT very low prices.
Mrs. J. B. TREDwELI,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-19

ORPHANS COURT SALE
BY virtue of an order Issued out OF the Orphans
Court, Of Somerset Co., Pa, to- us directed, we
viii expose 10 public sale on the premises, by
public outcry on
Saturday, October Is, 1877,
at o'clock p. m. the following described real
estate, situate in Somerset Twp. late the estate
OF Philip Maurer, deed, viz:
A certain farm situate as aforesaid, containing
rs acres and IS perchcs strict measure, adjoining
lands OF Samuel j. khoads, Josiah Ankeny, John
Kline and Jacob Speicher, having thereon erected
a two story dwelling house, large bank barn, and
other outbuildings about 40 acres In good timber
land, and about 90 acres in meadow. This farm
has several never falling springs, a large apple
orchard. and other kinds of fruit Is situated about
4 mile from the village of Sipesyille, and is con-
yrnient TO churches and schools.
The farm ariH be offered as q tcAois and in fr0 or
hree parcels, 10 suiffhe purchaser.
TERMS.IOne-third OF the purchase money TO
be secured upon the land, being the dover OF the
widow of decedent one-third Of balance payable
upon confirmation Of deed. and the balance in two
equal annual payments, without interest.
Possession to be given April LIST, ISIS.
PHILIP p MAURER,
). L. HORNS,
Sep. IL Adm'rs and Trustees.
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TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE a. OHIO IL. r.
DIVISION.
WEST.
EAST.

ON AMI amer August 20. 1871, trains On this
read will depart fron and arrive at depot, corner
tirana and vs. alter SIreets as falows:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-19

WORTH ITS WEIGHT ~ G0Lp.-Un-
doubtedly The greatest modern discovery
in medicine is DaCusla's Medical cure for
Dyspepsia, sick headache, sou stomach,
c~0suyeness, hiliOusnesS, loss of appetite,
distress after eating. and ali disorders
caused by indigestion OF deranged liver.
Its results are astonishing, and sure relief
is guaranteed in every case where ii is
faithfully used. 1t tunts up the stomach,
regulates the liver, restore the natural ap-
petite, strengthens the delicate and expeIls
the morbid humOrs from the system. Ty-
phoid and bilious lever might in almost
every case, be prevented by its timely use.
Trial size p cents. A very few doses will
relieve, and u little perseverance cure
you.
For sale by G. W. Beniord.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails.
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We will complete our stock Of Fall and
Winter Millinery this week, and offer
special inducements 10 visitors coming TO
the Fair.
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..FAsnlnS RAzAn..,

Big Stock OF everything new. Call
Mrs. Jas. Il. TREDwELL.
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-19

ASH YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS
Are you "a Respondent sufferer from Sick
Headache, Haoitual CustivenesS. Palpita-
talion OF the Heart? Have you dizziness
of the heady Is your Nervous System de-
pressed Does your Blood circulate badly
Have you a Cougar Coming up Of food
after ealiagg &c.. &c. All OF these and
much more are the Direct results OF Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complain. and indigestion.
Green S August Flower is o acknowl-
edged by ali Druggists 10 tie a positive
cure. 2 400, 900 bottles were given away
in the L. 5. through Druggists TO the
people as a trial. Two doses will satisfy
any person OF It's wonderful quality IN
curing all forms of Indigestion. Sample
bottles 10 cents. Regular size 10 cents.
Sold positively | y ali irsl-ciass Druggists
N Us.
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Jimmy Cooper. ami George Stiteiy en-
gagged in a fight on Main street last Friday
evening. which came near having a fatal
ending for the latter. Stitely, in the Ca
pacity ofspecial policeman, attempted to
arrest Cooper. who resisted, wheTeupon
Stitley collared him, threw him to the
ground, anil gave him a s)uni 6rIbliig.
Cooper, on regaining his feet, seized d
stone, and running up to Stitely, struck
him a severe blow, telling him to the
ground and cutting a deep cash in his lett
tempe. lie WAS considered to be in a
very critical condition Saturday morning.
but we have since learned that he is doing
very well and that there is no doubt OF
his ultimate recovery. Cooper was lodged
10 jail by officer Gilbert.
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Mrs. Tired vel is now in the city adding
TO our already large stock. everything new
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but the means by which the principles are
carried into effect, and the results produc-
ed, are patentable. The application OF an
old machine to a new purpose is not pat
entable, but a patent may be obtained for
the use of old materials and old principles
in a new combination. and producing u
new result.
am not an attorney. but should any of
your readers be In need of the services OF
one, and WRITE To me. | will cheerfully
recommend him TO a reliable one who will
let him know, free of charge, whether his
invention is patentable or not.
WILL ii. KERN,
Box GO, Washington, ID. C.
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The fair of the Somerset County Agri-
cultural Society, which comes off at Som
erset On Tues lay, wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, October 2nd, 30, 4th and 9th,
promises 10 tar exceed, in all its depart
ments. any other prev iously held by the
Society. The premium list embraces
everything praduced by ingenuity or me-
chanical skill. Read il over carefully and
see whether you cannot contribute some
thing for the admiration of the vast throng
that will undoubtedly be present. Let
cur farmers visit their stables and select a
sample or two from their stock-let them
be COWS, hoIs-s. steers, balls, sheep, swine
or poultry; let the ladies interest them
selves, and bring their fruits, cakes, jel-
lies, Dutter--hCir counttrpares, quilts
with seventy-two thousand patches, and
other specimens of their handlwork.
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.Hs. j. b. TREDwELL,
No. 6 Mammoth Block.

Widows are sitting around on the
fences in Salt Lake now as plenty as
grasshoppers. They have a little song,
Come west, young man, come west, and
bring some OF the new style OF ~calicoes If.
you want 10 settle down"
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Gents Suspendcrs Embroidered 10 Silk,
and all silk. New style. Handsome and
durable, at Fashion Bazaar.
Mrs. JAS. b. TREDwELL,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
Mrs. Tired vel is now in the city adding
10 our already large stock, everything new
and desirable in our line for fan ana win
ter.
Mns. j. b. TREDwELL,
No. 6 Mammoth Block.
Widows are sitting around on the
fences in Salt Lake now as plenty as
g~rasshoppers. They have a little song,
Come west, young man, come west, and
bring some OF the new style OF c~alicoes il
you want 10 settle down.
We have at Fashion Bazaar the largest
stock OF Mems and Childrcn's Hose we
have ever had. and at very low prices.
Mrs. ]. b. TREDwELI,
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
THE strolling Fren chmen with the won
derful performing bear again put in an ap.
IAaAaht- vi ANNHAAa AA'AAAhD 49, ANaASN
our citizens to quite al en- pertaining street
performance. fine bear he climb'n tree
for 80 cents.
Mr.. William Lint who has beer resid
ing in Washington for tine past few years,
and is at present paying a visit 10 his
friends and relations in this place, dropped
n 10 see US TGosla lay mpn'ng. ".iJf IS al
ways a welcome visitor to the boys IN the
PRINT shop.
The man who don't pay the preacher,
the printer, or any body else, but keeps
SIX or eight dogs, was at the great moral
show" Friday afternoon and night. lie
also managed to get outside of a quart OF
very mean wniskey before leaving town.
We will complete our stock Of Fall and
Winter Millinery this week, and offer
special inducements 10 visitors coming 10
the Fair.
Mrs. J.. b. TREDw ELL.
No. 9. Mammoth Block.
We guess none OF our subscribers were
among the three thousand people who
visited the circus on Friday last. Atleagt
we can inter as much. for none of them
came into our ''hOly OF holies, to pay their
Lills, with a iew honorable exceptions.
Call and settle your accounts 1t Fashion
Bazaar and save the annoyance of being
called upon by a collector. We need mon
cy and must nave our books closed up.
Mrs. j. b. TREDwELL,
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
DEDICATIoN.-The new Methodist Epis-
copal Church at this place, will be dedica-
ed to the service OF God. on Sunday, Oct.
18th, 1877. Rev. DIR. Newman, of Wash
ington, ID. c.. and several other distin-
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Letter from Washington.

Jenner Y Roads, Sept 18th.
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squadron which threatens blockade Of
the Straits Of Gibraltar, or to be pre-
pared, inconjunction with the English
feet, to counteract any unfriendly in
fuence that may be designed in the i'm
pending visit of the German iron clad
squadron to the Mediterranean 1t is
an interesting fact, oy the way, and
perhaps Of some significance in this last
connection, that feet of ten English
iron-clads has been prepared for sea, and
is now waiting orders in the harbor of
Plymouth. Possibly its departure for
Gibraltar may be timed to meet the
Russians and Germans at the entrance
to the Mediterranean There are pos
slbilltieS Of interesting if not exciting
events foreshadowed in these naval
movements.
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THE ROCKFORD VERDICT.-The ac-
ton OF the Rockford coroner's jury has
taken form in a verdict against the
Gay The verdict is in the following
language:
That the cause of said falling is,
first, the neglect of Henry j.. Gay, the
architect Of the said building, to pro tide
for the great amount Of weight called
for to complete the construction of said
building according to the plans as de-
signed by him; second, the want of care
or prudence on the part ofsaid architect
in not giving special specifications and
plans for the part or parts of the gener-
al plan required or expected to carry
tie extra weight in proportion to their
supcrfces. We find that the board of
supervisors failed to use that caution in
examining the plans and specifications
which the construction of building of
that magnitude would seem to require,
and that they acted unwisely in not en-
ploying a competent architect to super
intend the construction of the same, and
so the jury do find"
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At the cabinet meeting to be held to-
day definite decision is likely to be
made upon the nature of the new in
structions to be issued to the officer
commanding on the Rio Grande. Gener-
al Ord's report upon the condition OF
affairs on that frontier will be under
consideration, as we'll as the proposed
remcdy-the pursuit of ralding parties
across the river, and their punishment,
if captured. Admitting Mexico to be
entitled to recognition as a nation, this
would be an act of war. But III fact,
being unable or unwilling to restrain the
aggressive lawlessness OF her own people,
she is entitled to no consideration, when
the duty of this government to protect lis
own people against Mexican aggression
is involved There are two ways in which
a satisfactory solution of these border
troubles may be promptly reached
One is for the troops on the Rio Grandc
to cross the river in pursuit of the first
party of raiders that may be heard of,
follow them as far as may be necessary
TO effect their capture, and remain on
the spot; taking the point, wherever it
NAV be, as new base of operations for
the suppression of border brigantage
This advance might be most effectively
sustained b. inviting peaceable civilized
people TO establish settlements and or
game governments in the rear Of the
army, SO that in a few years the coun-
try, which is now no better than vast
den of thieves, would be Inhabited by
people able and willing to protect them
selves, maintain order, and defend prop
crty rights. Another and probably an
equally effective way would be to recall
the troops from the border, and notify
the people Of Texas that heneetorth
they must depend on their own reSour
ces for the protection Of their property,
and that the government Will not inter
fcre with the measures necessary for
that purpose, provided they involve no
disturbance Of the peace within the lim-
its of the United States 1t is altogeth-
er probable that, under the stimulant of
the necessity for Self-defense thus pre-
scented. the border people would clean
out the brigands and establish peaceful,
industrious, and prosperous commun-
ties south Of the Rio Grande, just as
they have done in the Black Hills under
circumstances net very different. This
latter method would involve no cost to
the government, and no act of war on
It's part; but merely, at the worst, a tenn
porary imitation OF Mexico's chronic
neglect to restrain her people from tres
pass on their neighbors Chicago
Times Hay 295h.