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SOUTH POLAND, ME-, Oct. II, 1875
Mr.. II. r. Stevens: Dsar Sir-I have been sick
two years with the liver complaint, and during
that timo have taken great many different
was restles nights and had no appetite. Since
taking the Vegetine rest well and relish my
food. Can recommend the vegetine for what II
has done for me. Yours respectfully
MRS. ALBERT KICKER.
witness OF the above, Mr.. Geo. n. Vaughan,
Mndfnrd Maga
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Collins
" Oltaic Plasters

An Electro. Galvanic Battery, combined
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The Vescelius Amber Ointment

Is very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, Old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, bcrof.
etc. lt is very nice consistency for spreading
with knife on paper or cloth II Is used by
physicians and the people; one box win
convince any one it should be kept In every
house and every store. - :
For sale by all druggists Wells, Richardson
nd Co., wholesale agents, Burlington, Vt.
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Merchants Row.

Cresse and Blackwells Walnut Catsur. Chow
Chow, White Onions and q full line OF (1fi|
Pickles. sardines OF the nnest quality
W. B. MUsSEY q SON.
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ELECTRICITY


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Sold by all druggists, and sent on receipt OF
21 cents for one 81 25 for siX or 50 25 for twelve
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q POTTER. proprietors, l.oston, Mass.
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VEGETINE
SHE RESTS WELL.

vEGETINE has never failed to efres . cure
giving tone and strength TO the systeA debili.
tated by disease.
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any OF our.hBehtS'
Agents for the.Globe
MP Morgan, waliingford.
Herbert smith, Factory Point
ii y Hard, Arlington.
Geo Smith. SO. Wallingford.
CO Pierce. East Clarendon.
j. b. Kelley, @ G Slason, Brandon.
Dennison Brothers, Pittsford.
kufus Holt, PIttsneld.
RW Hyde, Hydeyille.
PIX Horton, Clarendon.
pP Peabody, Pittsford.
VIM Alden, Middlebury.
II E Spencer, Sutherland Falls
FH Carpenter, Fairhaven.
Rice Co., Castleton.
CJ Gilmore, " est Rutland.
L Johnson, West Pawlet.
ID Len1ngwell, Middletown,l
James Rice, Pawlet
BF Parmonter, Mechanicsville.
Horton, Mount holly.
WV Hibbard, Poultney.
William Pierce, Dandy.
"A Carter, Benson.
kW Goodrich, Wells.
II Robbins, Chester.
Sherman, Ludlow.
Pufdy, Manchester.
y johnson, hubbardton
Reuben Whitoomb. StockbrfdRe
WI Morse, p. M, shreWspury.
Sails, Forestdaie.
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GA Kann, East PcultnsSyH H's'snooA-
Ia Pond, T. M. Whiting.
Hiram Shattuck, Bristof
CT Meacham, Springfield.
CIV ROSS, 7 NJ, flttsford ouarrn
EC Robinson, Perkinsvills'
&c Williams, Danby4 ornera
M a Brown, Chittende
JW Marsh, East Dorset
AA Smith, Weston.
JR spaiford. p M, Ludlow.
L W Holden. South Londonderry.
FEE Smith, jamaica.
l. Sprague, Weybridge.
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vKGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
apf9dkw1m
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Che 8mtland 1aitu Globe
MONDAY, APRIL 0, 1877.
Vermont News.
curTTRNDEN COUNTY.

Gen. William Wells, collector of the dis
trict of Vermont, is soon to build a fine
residence on the corner of Main and Will
liam atreata
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

Teachers Institute OF Columbia
and Harbison Townships.

Institute met az Hopes School house
on the sth day Of December, 1877. at Z
o'clock q. M, pcrsuant 10 adjournment.
County Superintendent Brundick pre-.
siding.
Present i. Edmonston. Leroy A.
Hope, q. A. DeInott. ). ID. Pierce. q. II
Ellis, Emma a. Hope, Dora Hope
Dosia Hope, Annie DeBruIer. Annie
Cooper, Josie Lemond. Visitors pres
emil. II. Brundick, J. L. Bretz. d. 4.
Aelso, X. l.. kclso, Hume Dcjruler.
Lawra Hope, Ida Bruncr, Viola White
Lvic HARRISON, Loyicy Hope. Helen
Hope, Erastus Hope and George Frey
berger. Total number present twenty
five. ~'s
Discussion Of School programme. by
u. IL. Brundick.
photography Rules and Spelling. by
Leroy Hope -
History How 10 teach'it snccessfnIlv
by l.. X. BrundIck. lie thinks rhaf
when History j. not studied merely n
arendlng book, that il should be IRE
scntcd II the form OF topics.
Mental Arithmetic-AnaIy sis. bv q
ID. Pierce. ~ n
1, P,ce,n,!manship ,e,,! -Spcncerian, by Charles
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

by consent. the visiting teachers from
members of the Institute.
| On motion, the Institute took inter-
mission until o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute resumed work, w. l.. Ed
monston presiding.
How 10 teach Rcading--Discnssio
\ by Ras. l.. kelso and j. 4. Bretx--Sub-
|jec;: Word Method.
/ Geography - Divisions and Subdi-
visions: Discussions. by Oscar l..
hclso and w. l.. Edmonston.
Grammar--Ho 10 teach il, by John
4. Bre'z. lie approves OF the method OF
'diagnming.
Pbysiology-Nervous System, BY 9.
A. Dcmott.
The President presented the following
programme for next Institute.
General OrthogMrly.' Dosia Hope
Hisiory--Milisary by Emua A. Hope.
Acknowledgements, By Z. a.
Demott.
neading--Inflcction aud Meditation,
by Leroy Hope.
Mathematical Geography. BY Josie
Lemond.
Grammar--Prosody, by Matte Brax-
tom.
Physiology Elements Of the body, by
Annie Cooper.
The following resolutions were pre-
seited and adopted:
Resolved, That the Institute tender a
vote Of thanks 70 Superintendent Bran
dick for his visit. and that we highly
appreciate his services.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the In
stitute are rendered to the teachers OF
Boone township, for their presence and
labor with us.
Resolved, That the warmest thanks Of
the members OF this Institute are due
aud are hereby rendered to Mr.. Thomas
+. Hope and family, for their friendly
hospitality in entertaining them In the
most sumptuous manner.
On motion, the Institute returned n
vote of thanks 10 the visitors for their
presence and interest manifested at this
Institute.
The Secretary was instructed to fur
nish the Jasper Courier copy Of the
minutes, and request its publication.
On motion. the Institute adjourned TO
meet at Morgan's School house. on the
9Th day OF Jannary, 1877.
;. ID. PIERCE. Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by
- virtue OF an order on lie Duboi.
sircnit Court, the undersigned, Admin
'isttAfor. with viii annexed. of tle estate
'of Jacob Basi. deceased. Will Offer Cor
sale at pubic auction, on the premi-
ses, on
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1873.
an equal undivided two-thirds parts az
the following described real csintc. viz |:
TART cs The northeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter OF section No. thirty-
one lsll, IN township No. one tl). south
Orange No three CD west. more par,icu-
tlriy described as follows: Beginning
al the southeast corner or lot No.
scvcniy-two I.2l, i'm the Tie town OF
teie>iinc. Dubois county. Indiana: run
ping thence north with the lihe OF sail
town. tweniy-iour CAY rods \; thence due
east with the line OF Edward Buchari's
lanu, 70 The line dividing section No.
thirty -onc t3D from section No. thirty
TWO t53l; thence running due south
with said section line TO the New Al
bany road: thence westward with said
road 10 the place OF beginning: being In
All the undivided two-thirsls parts of
seven acres. in Dubois county. ladiana.
sale 10 begin at o'clock +. Nj.
TERMS cF SALE :-One-lhird OF the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash. The
residue IN Two equal payments. at nine
and eighteen months. deferred payments
20 be secured by notes at interest. waiv-
Ing valuation laws. with good freehold
surety 10 the approval OF The Admin
ssirtor. EDWARD BUcHaRT, Admir-.
WM. A. TEAyLoR. Atty.
Dee. Ia. '77-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

ANT the jasper tourltr.
Scene in Commissioners Court.
Physician. Here's my bill for services
rendered paupers in Bainbridge town
ship.
President Board.-Can't allow 1t.
order on record not TO employ you or
Dr.-Can't help that was employed
by the Trustee, and the bill is approved
President.-Bill i too large any wav.
VIII pass It for the present. You
can 60.
Dr.-No. don't 90, till 1 know what
you do with my bill. | did that before
and had 10 appeal 70 Circuit Court
where beat you. and The tax-payers "a
the county had TO par more than double
my biz for costs, on account or your
oull-headedness. aud | want 10 know III
have 10 appeal again, and cause more
taxes for costs.
Presidcnt-Mr. Sheriff. Have DR..
Weriz, County Physician, summoned 10
testify. Sheriff subpnnas Dr. w. and
brings MN into Court, and lie il sworn.
President.-Dr. w. look at this bill
aud tell - whether ii i reasonable.
Dr. W.-Inspects billy Yes. vervl
reasonable. Lower tnan we usually
render them.
Pre-ident.--iIave Trustee McNcruev
summoned. Mr. Sheriff Iii see III we
can't have the orders OF this Court car
ried out. Mack i brought III.
Prcsident.--Mr. Trustee. Wasn't Won
surprised Of an order OF the Board notl
10 employ any physician but Wertz?
MAck.--I don't know exactly what
you mean; but may say | would be \
good deal surprised If any such order
was respected.
Presidcnt.--I mean. wasn't Won spr-
prised or such an order.
Mack.--I don't understand Won.
President--Wasn't You surprised or
notified, that such an order was passed ,
Mack.--Oh. yes; was notified OF II.
u that's what you mean. l didn't un-
derstand you saying surprise.
fresident.--W Why, think surprise and
notify means about the same thing.
Mack.--l don't think 80. But ia he
surprised II an intelligent County Board
expected me to obey that order. I'm
sworn as Trustee to do my duty, and I N
understand until the Board takes legal
in regard 10 physicians. II II
my duty 10 employ who I please 10 at
lend on such poor people as may need a
aoctor.s services, and propose to do 80.
frcsident.--Wcll, I'll see about that.
We won't allow the bill.
Dr.--What do the other members OIL
he Board say! want 10 know.
Both pthers.--Wc cant get around Il.
That was foolish order. There Is no
isc In putting the county to further
:osts By refusing ii. X
The member who thought surprise (
md notify meant the same thing, turns
extremely red In the face, and swells to ,
argc proportions with disgust. A.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

Tie State sentinel SAYS the fact Is con-
ceded HAT The silver bill now before the
s,nale will pass by very decided ma
jurity. Doubts. however, are expressed
with regard 10 results. should Hayes
veto ti,c bill. though some arc sanguinc
that fwo-lhirds vote could be secured
in passing the bill over the veto. We
are inclined TO The opinion that the
Bland bill will grow in popularity with
discussion. This i true Of the people az
large. From the day the subject OF the
RECOMMENDATION OF silver WIS brought 10
their attentinn its justice has been daily
more " idely Acknowledged. and the i'm
porEance OF tho Bland silver bill as a
measure OF relief Is admitted by more
thaa tnree-fourths OF the entire popula-
fiom Of the country We are not dis
posed 10 believe that the senate will
overlook these facts. On the contrary.
onr Information leads TO the conclusion
that senators. though not elected direct
~ by the people. will not disregard their
wishes aud welfare. " ben their demands
are supported BY every cou sideraSi0n Of
law and equity. IL is barely possible
that Hayes may change his opinion in
regard 10 the propriety OF resisting the
people upon measures designed to enable
them to escape bankruptcy. though such
a conclusion, we confess, finds little sup
port in ANYTHING Hayes has said upon
the subject. Those who arc watching
the dritt Of events must be painfully
aware that public sentiment i beginning
10 favor extreme measures as a means of
securing the rights Of the people. The
iniimaion has already been made. and
the incident i worth considering. that
ii Hayes places himself IN direct antago-
nism with measures destined 10 afford
relief from the burdens and curses Of
vicious legislation, other measures will
be inaugnrated calculated to teach him
that after all he i something less than
an autocrat, and can not use his veto in
the interest of bOndholders aud against
the welfare OF the country with entire
impLnity. Tie people are becoming
terribly alive 10 tile wrongs which they
have been compelled 10 suffer that the
Dondhosding class might prosper, and
their protests are becoming more en-
rhntic the longer they are endured. I'll
y gratifying 10 know that in the senate
81 ne United states. Indiana il solid for
the Hand bill. Every business interest
IN Indiana il suffering. and the immedi-
ale future affords precious little ground
FIR anticipating speedy change fos the
letter Indiana favors the Bland silver
tiil without amendments. unlimited
coinage and an unlimited legal tender
nothing less will satisfy the people.
IDey are equally fixed Ia their hostility I
- the resumption law. and demand il. u
repeal with an emphasis quite as firm as
they indorse the silver Jill. What is Y
true Of Indiana i true Of the west. south
West and northwest. and II may be re-
rardel a. liked iact that tie sections
which furnish majorities in congress.
when unit upon measures OF great
Importance. will find ways and means
p pace them on tile statute books oil
the country IN defiance OF veloes.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

The annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
crs Of Cincinnati, Rockport and South
western Railroad Company will be held
at Mitchell, Indiana, on
WEDNESDAY, January 9th, 1875.
for the purpose Of elccting nine i91
Directors, 70 serve for the ensuing year,
and the transaction Of such other busi.
ness as may come before II.
JoHx A. MANN, Prest.
H.G. HAsSAsfAx,Scc'y.
Dec, - 77-sw. -n'a
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

The Hon. Henry A. Pecd. of Or
ange county, j. candidate for Secrc-
tary ~ slate. Mr.. Pced has served ia
the senate Of Indiana ono or two terms
and TIA gentleman of ability. lie is a
sterling Democrat aud possesses many
qualifications Tor The Office to which he
aspifts. 1.-THE honor or the nomination
Should fall on Mr.. Peed, the Democrats
~ Indiana would have worthy candi-
date 70 head the tickct.--[Ev. Courier.
Mr. Pecd is the present Senator from
this district, and o. such opposed all the
measures of cxtravagance which were
introduced IN the Legislature, including
The State House bill. Heis also strong
Efeenback advocate, and public men Of
this character are the ones who sbonld
receive the support Of Democrats. We
hope 70 sec him nominated, as he will
make capable officer.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

IEOTICE ! hereby givcn that the nm
- derSigned, Administrator of tie
estate OF Elizabeth Betx. deceased. will
oder for sale AT Public Auction. nj The
late residence Of the dccedeni. III gain-
bridge township, Dubois county, lndi-
ana. on
WEDNESDAY. January "a. ISIS.
the property OF ~Ail estate. consisting al
horses, cattle. COWS, hogs. wheat. corn.
hay. oats. one hack. farming implements.
household and kitchen furniture. wheat
IN the field. lot OF poultry. one cane
mill and ii ixturcs. and varionS other ar
ticles too Humorous 10 mention.
sale 70 begin al . O'clock a. IN.
Terms or SALE:-Snms OF IS ana
under, cash over s. credit vf twelve
months will be given. purchaser giving
note ~ interest, and waiving benefit IN
and appraiseMent laws. with
good surety 10 the approval OF The Adj
PAUL MEHniNGER, Admir-.
Dillon & DfLLoN. Atiy's.
Dec. 7th, 1677--3w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

4 AS opened Meat Market Ia bis
- house ON East Sixth st., IN Jasper,
and will
SELL FOR CASH ONLY
Lrst-class fresh meat every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings.
Meat for sale az all times lie has
aioplcd The cash system, Is he is not
able 10 afford the credit.
JoB BuTcHE
lie has No. one butcher. and viii
Kill md dress ho~s or cnllle for farmers
or Others. on reasonable tenn~.
Ang. "a. 77--iy.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that bv
~ virtue OF an order Of the Dubois
Circuit Court. the undersigned. Admin
is'rator Of thr estate 81 Ralph 4. Reeve.
deceased, viii offer for sale az Public
Auction, on The premises. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY S. ISIS.
at one Q clock p. M. an undivided two.
thirds part of tie following described
real estate. situated III Booze township.
Dubois county. i.iisnna. to-wit: The
ncrth-easf guar'rr ~ lie southeast
quarter OF section No. iwe'yr il2l. III
township No. one Il. south of range
No siN N west, 40 acres. aiai the north
west quarter ofthc southwest quarter of
section No. seven 90. in township No
one az. sOn'h OF range No. Eve l5 west.
4Oacrcs. being IN an Tic 1us.lsislrl, TWO
thirds parts oi 50 acres.
Terms oF SAfE: Onc-fourth az TIC
purchase money 10 br paid ia cash: the
residue in three equal payments. af six.
twelve and eighteen months. deferred
payments 10 he secured by notes bearing
interest waving valuation and appraise-
ment laws. with good fFeehold surety 10
the approval OF ihe Administrator.
ErHEAIx W. CEosIER, Adm'r.
VIZ. A. TnAyLoR, Atty.
7. Sat the same t;nic anil place ana
on the same terms. liie undersigned
widow Of saii deceHcut. win sell her in-
tcrcst in and 10 the above described
reil estate. the samc being tic undivided
ouc-third part thereof
>TsAS Il. REEVE, Widow.
Dec 9Th is77--iw
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

ADMINIsTR ATOR's NOTICE.
NOTICE Il hereby oiv I'D, that thc m
lV dcrSigned has been appointed All
Of the cslatc of Ionh Web
cr, late Of Dubois county, Indiana. a.
ceased. said estate u supposed ~ hc
solvent.
MICHAEL knEITzRr, Admir-.
WM. a. TRAYLEE, ATTY.
Nov. 30. 1877.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14
MONDAY, 9..ENgss 81. i.7I

ANIMAL, v1ssAsi.s slss lsH
the entire stock Of Thomas & Hobbs.
consisting Of largo assortment of Dry
Goods 81 all kinds, Hardware. Queens
ware. Boots and shoes. Hats md Cans.
Notions, &c. Sale TO continue from
day - day till stock II all sold.
TERMS. 80 Ninety day. credit will be
given on all sums over 81, purchasers
giving notes With approved surety.
bearing interest. without relief from
valuation or appraisment laws: under
50 cash in hand. No goods to be taken
away until terms or sale are complied
with.
Notice il also given TO all persons
having accounts against said firm, 10
file them with the Assignee or his clerk
n the store, for settlement: and all
knowing Themselves indebted 10 said
firm. must settle the same by February
Ist 1878. or ] will be compelled ID sue Oh,
their indebtedness.
J.. l.. KELSO, Assignee.
Nov. 30th, 77--sw.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-27
Execution, or,Jour -. Ice

SALT LAKE CITY, March PA
/ o'clock this moruing precisely Lee
was brought out upon the scene OF
the massacre Mt Mountain Meadow
before the executing party and seat
cd on his coffin, abou. tventv feet
from the shooters. Alter the orle,
OF the court WAS read TO Vim aud the
company present by Marsha Nelson,
Lee made a speech OF abou, Gge tur-
ircd words bitterly dcaourci..
Brigham Young and callino himself
q gcapegoat for the sins OF Others
He hoped God would be mcrciful. -
He denied that he WIS guilty Of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-27

GEN. RONALD had hard time in
the Capitol last week. lie cham
ponod the fish Bill which applied
to all the waters of the State ex-
cept those passing into Kentucky
and Tennessee. The last we heard
Of him he WAS astridc of Houdon's
statue of Washington. The dele
gate. from Floyd was pelting him
with rhcstnuts, the staple produc-
ton Of that county, and the Scna-
tor from Bland was squirting him
with standard water from one OF
the tad'Pole ponds OF the "Wildcr-
meas p"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-27
rCosimrNftA4fD /
10 tic Edit0l of Tie Nc,,s

10 the EJjt0r CJ tie Meas:
After all the p eci.us time aud
money spent by Legislature in the
consideration of tire Cnual uill the
Richmond wing pronounces ito pas
sage az necOnd m Importance to the
Whi~ke' Beil-puuch tax-hi | Of the
Huuse, Practically tie wliiskey bell
punch bill is one Of the most lncfii-
cient and visionary measures Of the
century. IL will encourage drunken.
ness and fraud in the Stale aud prove a
dead failure so far az raising revenue Ia
concerned, and stiil the WING ssyr IN
lease Of the canal is oriy second ia
Importance 20 the pc -sage Of thja bill
THIS is. unquostiUnubly the seyerest
thrust pubic nlCasurc ever recgivci
at the hands of its friends. 3.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-27

The investigation into the charge
of collision between r. f. Walker
Supt. of public printing aud Jas,
f. Goode who has the contract
for the public printing, preferred
by Clemitt IL Jones, job printers,
resulted in an absolute acquittal
Of the accused. On last Tuesday
Messrs Jones and Goode met in
Maj. Walkers office on the second
story, of the capitol, when Goodo
remarked that Clemmitt had sworn
lie and added that it Jones de,
Tended him he was equally guilty.
Jones advanced on him when
-Goode fired, the bali nficting Il
slight skin wound in Jones thigh
abOnt three iuchcs below the groin
and in the region of tho femoral
artery. The escape of Jones was
a very narrow one and was caused
by u pair of chamois lined gloves
in the side pocket of his coat
These we're turned into each other
in the usual way and on these the
ball was principally spent. The
story that bis life is due TO the
presence Of a silver dollar in his
pocket is unique. The silver bill
has no such claims to merit in this
case at least.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-27

THE Bell Punch Bill went to
its engrossment in the House last
Wednesday by a vote Of 81 to As,
Gov. Letcher's substitute required
all purchasers flrquor to keep al
account of all liquors purchased
which they were to render under
oath at stated periods. 1t was. lost
by the same vote. .rs .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-03-27


"OUT IT the Eater came forth
meat and ont of the strong cam.
forth sweetness. Senator Moffett,
the whilom leader of the ante fan,
ders, has belled the reputation
cat and punched the eye to the
Funding Bill needle. The flinders
swear he has shown how to pay
the public debt.
Senator Smith has been the
hardened bachelor of the Piedmont
region and he has become the
champion of the rights of married
women. .-..
We are to have bachelor ticket
next fall. Smith thinks the mars
ried women will make him Cow
ernor and DR.. Motfett is to be
Liet. Governor. SO the tunders
say and the funders are on TOP
now.
Col. Richardson will make and
admirable Attorney>General and
this will complete the ticket
Who has not seen worse tickets
than thisl .t