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National Republican., 1878-12-17
WATCHES.
A large assortment Of Gold and
silver Watches in Mems, Ladies',
and Boys Sizes, ut very moderate
prices.
N. W. GAIT, BRO. & co.
VT VT uT'IVI 1'O' " W.T.
declG-ti
OFFICE OF Z. A. MCINTlRE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

No. VIs + STREET, OPPOSITE MASONIC TEN.
ly.E, WASIIlSG1ON, u, e.,
The partnership heretofore existing between d. II.
Warner and myself having expired, ! take this
mode ofadviIng my friends and tho public generally
that have opened office at the above address
where am repaired to give my attention TO the Real
EAtate Business In all It's details.
Parties who desire to borrow money on good real
estate or approved collateral can always be: nc
cOmmodated, and those who have surplus funds 10
loan will Hnd ready to give their business prompt
attention: and have the character OF the security dill
gently inquired Into
My experience In this city and in Philadelphia, In
matters concerning the selling aud renting proper
ties has enabled me to perfectly SYSTEMATIC these
branches Of the business. Persons placing large or
many houses IN my will always b. granted lib
tJal reduction In ruling rates. HDusts For RTHt
tCt be ddusriiStd JTft n chdTge, and Ia all
where furnish tenant will II need he, protect the
interests ol the landlord before Justice Of the peace
charging nothing for my legal services and sharing
with the owner the usual expense In sunimonng and
ejeCting tenant.
Particular attention will be given 10 the manage
ment Of estates OF fnOnTcsdents Taxes VIII he paid,
insurance, effected and neednl repairs seen TO at
lowest rates. Returns viii be made Immediately
upon collection, or ht stated intervals as desired.
Thankful tor ps favOTs trust, by n due exercise
Of pnen,R prOmptnehs, and accuracy, TO continue
10 merit that large share OF pub!ic patronage
nO3G T., a. MCINTYRE.
National Republican., 1878-12-17
PERSONAL.

JAMES CARRIES, OF sharon. Pa. is at Willard's.
EDGAR NJ. SMITH, of New York, Is At Willards.
GENERAL II. g. WRIGHT, L. :. A., Is at tho Ebbitt.
HOS. JoHS G. BANTER, OF Kentucky, is at the
Ebbtt.
GExEEALJ. c. Duane U. :. A, is registered at the
Eobu.
J. KIRKLAND, of Chicago, Ill, is resis,cfed at
WillaTd's.
CArTArS J. W. CuYLEE, U. s. A, is registered at
the Ebbt
COLONEL II. A. MORROW, L. S. A., Is stopping at
the Ebbitt.
:. W. KELLOGG. Of Waterbury. Conn, is at the
Arlington.
Hos. IosErm s ALLEN, of Philadelphia, is booked
Rt the Ebbitt.
Hos. r. B. PEDDIE, Of Newark y. j., Is at the
Rigs llousc
FnEnrRrcx PEARSON, L. :. ~ is booked at the
| Riggs House.
IoS. W. WARD of Chester, Penn. is stopping at
| the kiggs House.
| A. ". WELLS of schuyler. Ncb, is registered at
| the Rigs House.
HoS, ". D. yEEpER, of Brooklyn, y. Y, is stop.
ping at Wilarls.
Hos. J. ". KELrINgER, of Pennsylvania, Is stop.
| ping at the Arlington.
HERBERT wADswoRrH, of Gcncsco " y. is so.
jOuTning at WOrmcy's.
| HoN. FRATCis 4. WALKER, Of New Haven. Conn
| is registered at WOrmlcys
| EX.CoNGFESsNAS T.. W. NJ. MACKTY. OF Charles
ton, the efficient Dlstrct.AttoTnCy of south faro
lima Is In the cy the guest of his father, Dr. 4. O.
| Mackey
| SESAToR BAnNUM, of Connecticut was In his seal
yesterday for the first time this session. The only
Senators now Abscut are Messrs Jones and Sharon
Of Nevada, and sargent, of California the latter
belng detained on account Of sickness.
IT is said that Mrs Don Cameron will remain n
Harrisburg, at her husbands residence, 10 assist IL
looking after the Pennsylvania Legislature unit
his reelection. Meanwhile, Miss Cameron, who Il
her stepmu,hCrs senior IN years, will take ChRrg,
Of her fathers establishment at Washington.
THE United States Board OF Trade delegates
Chauncey !. Filley. president ElwOOd T., ThOTue
first viceprcsldent aud chairman Of the executive
committee Grlah WEIGH, Of New York John u
Hayes, of Detroit, Mich. j. b. Mncar, Of san Fran
cisco. Cal and Others, were by TCsOlution admitted
TO the floor Of the House yesterday.
National Republican., 1878-12-17
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,

second and third floors handsomely furnished. for
rent with board; s2J Vermont avenue, opposite Ar
lington Hotel. Reductions to parties making perma
nent arrangements ocbu
National Republican., 1878-12-17
Boarding.

B0QY0lng.
ROARD-HANDsOMEL FURNISHED ROOMS,
- first and second door. On suite or single. with
rstcns table board al prices TO suit the times Ap-
ply At Or New York avenue. dei5i6ts
17E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
" west-frstclAss Board. with large airy
Rooms from 20 TO SO per week; transient, $50 per
day; baths and gas MRS. o. "a HOWARD
No connection rdh he HoIrdrd Houss
les ly
National Republican., 1878-12-17
For Sale.

EOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST ol
- property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO., n
Cloud Bulding. Real estate and loans lyI.iy
National Republican., 1878-12-17
Special Notices.

sIfs TIE NEW WHITE" NEW HOME,
And all other kinds Of
National Republican., 1878-12-17
F0yRent.

EOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
\ property Tor rent JOHN SHERMAN co,
Jy3i.lv st. Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1878-12-17
CORS ENLEVES
SANS DOUlEUR

Durous mnuvais OnEles, engeuie', sOlgncs avec
SuCces. par le DOcteuT White, Numero iIl5 prnnsyl-
vania avenue VISA Wis Wiliard's Hotel. Eiabli
Washington depus ISL. nuD
National Republican., 1878-12-17

Tic Hash OF n comet.
Verify the dog has returned TO his vOmit.'
National Republican., 1878-12-17

Unusual discounts for cash. We are not agents bu
dealers and employ no CAHvassers. but Will call q
your house II you desire IT, and thus is why we sell 81
much less than those who peddle,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

=
cial game of cards at 6rst they played for
amusement, and then for money, aud after
losing all his own, in the hopes of retrieving
his loss, with the fatal in fatLation which at,
tends the first infection of the dreadful vice
whose end is swirl distraction, he had haE,
arded and lost the last dollar of money he
had in trust for his employers.
Mr.. Meek's voice ialtered as he closed his
narrative. he was going to volunteer some
thing about the prisoners previous good.
character, when disapproviug glance from
Mr.. Mangle brought him to a halt.
just then the prisoner chanced to turn
his head, and catch glimpse of the senior
partner, who had just entered and was stand-l
ing among the crowd, started quickly and
whispered back. And the case for the pros
ecu.ion being closed-, -.
"Have you any witness for the defcnse?"
inquired the judge. 1all'aq1I
II will call in HeEeki4h Mangle,ya re-
| piled. ,-..--.---..-.,-.-, 3, .>-,,...,,'',,..
A buzz of surprise greeted the announce
ment, in the midst of which Mr.. Mapgie
stepped forward and was sworn.
',You have been absent for the past year.
Mr.. Maugle,' l began aI -8 80
Il have" .,..s.-.- -,-.a'. .-...,
Travelling in different parts 2"
"Yes, SIR"
q "The prisaner was employed by your psrta,
ner, in your absence, and was arrested about
the time of your retu z" a .,n...-I.9f cj
Such was the case" f..-
Have you ever seen him ?"
mot to my knowledge"
"Or met him in your travels 7" g.. "
III he will turn his head this way can
tell better" lsr- -.1 -....,..l..., a.ys., &
Atmy bidding G ilbert turned aud faced
the witness. -....
The effect was electrical. Mr. Mangio
turned red and pale by turns. "-'7
Zone other question, Mr.. Mangle, L res
sumed "Do you recognize in the prisoner
young man from whom you won n thousand
dollars at poker when on your travels p
and named the time and place ut which
the prisoner met with his misfortune. ,pt.
The man of iron virtue hestated. worse
then his amiable partner had done. Ho was
haltiug between a point blank lie, which
might entail the penalties of perjury, aud
tho truth which would cost him money.
Cowardice performed the Office of con-
science, and the truth came out IerI % =.
The firms money, which George G ilbert
had lost, had been won by the senior parts
ner, and the court instructed tho jury that,
as the sum in question had actually been de-
lvered to one of the iIint owners, who was
bound to account to his associate, the pris-
oner could not be convicted.
'nr"God bless you. Mr.. Parker y faltered
the little wife. 81 knew you would bring
us out all right" '.'
1t was evident the truthful woman's ma
ture gave mo all tho credit Of result in
whose achievement my share had been next
to nothing. n "'.
The lesson was not lost on George Gilbert.
His first false step was his last; and tho
richest fee ! ever received was the heartfeft
gratitude of his noble, faithful wife.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10
s. NEW SERIES, VOL. XIII, NO. 81.
PoETIckL.
MIEKING-TIMn.


Il tell you Kate, that Lovejoy COW
Is worth her weight in gold;
She gives good eight quarts milk,
And isn't yet five years old.
Il SEQ young White a-comin' now, Sc
He wants her, know that.
Be careful, girl, you're splIlin' it
An save some for the cat.
Good evenin' Richard, step right in:"
Il guess L couldn't, sir,
I've just come downr-''I know il Dick.
You've took shine to her.
''she's kind an, gentle as lamb.
Jest where go she fnlleTs; --f -.
And though it's cheap, I'll let Ter go;
Shes your'n for thirty dollars.
You'll know her clear across the farm,
BY them two milk white starsi
You needn't drive her home at night. no
But just le down the bars. .-..r
Then, when you've owned her. Say month
Aud leaFtt her. rs it were. ~
I'll het-why. what's the plattcr, Dick 20
'laint her want-it'S hers -
"Wbat' not the girl we'll. III Re bIcsssdl
There Kate, dOn't drop that pan, t,
You've took me nightly back, .f .a % -
But then q mans i man. ..rr r.rrs....
She's sour'n my boy, but one word more;
Kate's gentle as n dove; arE na. ---.
She'll follow you the whole world round,
For nothin' else but love. r
"But never try to drive the laes; 7.'
Her natures like her mas,
re alius found it worked the best.
To jest let down the bars.'
r--. r..r -Phillip OIOrss in Srribnrr's Monthly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

SUDDEN Loss OF SPEECH AND HEARING.
William Gregory, eighteen years old, living
at No. 2 Dover street, was standing at Water
street and Peckslip, Thursday afternoon, with
some companions, when deafand dumb man
passed by. Gregory began to make fun of
the sfiiicted man, when suddenly he felt a
shock and aferward discovered that he had
lost the senses of speech aud hearing. He
hurried home and informed his parents of
these circumstances in writing. They took
their son to the Chambers Street Hospital,
where the surgeon in charge examined him,
but could make nothing Of the case. He
ondeavored to frighten him by means of n
shock, but failed most signally. Young
Gregory when ut the hospital wrote on a piece
of paper that his ahliotion was duo to tho
evil of God" His parents yesterday had
him at church, when prayer was offered on
his behalf. The house surgeon at the hos
pital says that it is one of the most singular
cases that over came under his observation.
". Y. Tribune, AWg. 26M.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

PEACH Poison IN THE SToNE.-The
Scientific american says: "a fatal case Of
poisoning by peach etoues, which is noted in
tho French papers as having recently oc-
Cured in Paris, should serve as a warning to
families in which children are allowed to look
after themselves for hours at time. Prob>
ably very few adults themselves know how
poisonous peach stones are. The victim of
the recent accident in Paris secreted the
stones of a number of peaches, and. obtain
ing hammer, when left alone, broke them
open industriousy and ate them the result
being that he was fatally poisoned by hydro>
cynic (prussic) acid. Since the peach season
is now upon us it is as we'll to explain what
quantity Of poison the peach stone possesses.
Writers on texicology state that one ounce of
the kernels contain about ono grain of pure
prussic acid, aud this quantity. it is well
known, is sufficient to kill any adult person
Even two-thirds of grain has very often
proved fatal, and indeed may we'll be regarded
as fatal dose for any child"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10
kBLSIED CHARLESTOWN W. Va TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1877
Splrit Of 5efftrso!l,
Charlestorn, JEFFERSON county, Mes, Va.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10, 1875.
THE STATE DEBT.

Sentsot R. F. Dennis, who is candidate
for recollection to the same position. has
printed letter in the Greenbrier Ludcpen>
dent, announcing his views upon the State
debt question. In substance he gives it as
his view that West Virginia owes but little,
if anything, to the creditors of Virginia, upon
fall and equitable settlement but if we
owe anything, however small, it is our duty,
homes. men to pay it. Whatever is right
and hcuest in tho premises ought to be done.
No shuffiing or dodging ought to be in
dulged in.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

A Mosr VALUABLE and Instructive paper
is the american Ag' icuitlrtst for September
1st, with the usual 60 or more original en-
cravings, all instructive or pleasing. Among
the $50 articles and items are Seven coll
umns of hints on September work, including
directions for Bees; Chapters on Cow >milk>
ing by Machinery, and Oeomargarine; Hum
bugs shown up; Agr. Notes from the Chan
mel Islands & Large and Complete Barn !;
Harvest Home Picnics; Using Waste Lands;
Talking at Distance, or Simple Signals for
Farmers Rife Ranges, etc. Home made
Wind mill Among the Farmers; Talks on
Farm Crops-corn> fodder. and farm help !;
Many Hints & Helps" Illustrated Science
Applied to Farming Norfolk and Jersey
Cows, illustrated Cattle Sheds; Best Fer
tilizers; New and Old Flower Plants, illus
trated Keeping Celery in Winter Cons
mon Weeds Made Ornamental; Many Home
Topics, and Chapters to interest and instruct
the Young; Our Native Water Fowl, illus>
trated, etc etc-A reduction of Terms is
announced to 81 so year; Single Numbers,
Is cents. ORANGE JUDD Co, New York,
Publishers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

- The Richmond (Va) Dispatch states
that the Secretary of War of the United
States. through Gen. Marcus ]. Wright
formerly Of the Confederate States army, but
now keeper of the United States archives
has rendered to the Southern Historical So
cety free access to the Confederate archives,
&C., now in possession of the Federal governs
ment; and the executive committee of the
SO ciety, in accepting this courtesy. has ex-
tended to the government like access to the
papers, &c, of the society at Richmond.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

In an article credited to the Philadelphia
North american, discussing the prospects Of
the South, we fnd the following paragraph
There has been considerable material pro-
gress in Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia,
and Florida ,suf6 cient, in fact, to compensate
for the losses of South Carolina, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana. In Florida the
largest increase will be found in the agricul.
tural districts of the northern counties, into
which there has been large and steady en-
igrntion from Alabama, Georgia and Missis-
sippi. The influx into West Virginia has
been chiefly from the old sources-Pennsyl>
vania and Ohio; but the weakness of the
State government is sad drawback on the
prosperity of the young Commonwealth.
In what the weakness of the State gov
ernment" consists, we are not informed in the
article. We hope the North american will
put its assertion in more definite shape.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

How FAT CAN A PERSON BECOME p
Mirabian, abiding to a very corpulent per-
son, said, ''He has only been created to show
to what extent the human skin would stretc h
without bursting" Then, corpulence was
Jelicvcd to be natural condition now, it
is hnown to be disease. Hundreds who
had considered themselves useless for life,
by reason of too much fat, have, by the use
of Allan,s Anti-Fat, been reduced to a
healthy and natural size. This great remedy
for corpulence is purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless. 1t acts On the food in the
stomach, preventing its being converted into
fat. It cures indigestion and tones up the
system. Sold by druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

Lightning might do more sometimes il
it Hasn't in such an awful hurry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

CTEEL Double and Single shoFelb aid Cat Plo!$
- Plates. and refined Iron of all kinds, for sale
by HORACE BEALL.
WTOODSTOCK and Ullum Ploughs, Cutiva-
w tors. Harrows, Double and Single Shovel
PIoughs. for snle by
April2, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

"A FTER using bottles md myself permanently
N cured. l have since recommended over one
WNi. W. ARMSTRONG,
. {. 159 HARRIsoS AVE, BosToS. 4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

r HAVE recommended It to quite n number OF my
j friends, all OF whom have expressed to me their
high estimate OF its valne and good effects with thcm
WIN. BOWEN 225 PINE ST., ST. LOUIS. 1
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S. D. pA1pw1N s CO., wAsu1serox, 1vp.

WE have sold SASFoED's RADICAL CURE for nearly
w one year and say candidly that never
sold similar preparation that gave such universal
satisfaction We have yet to learn of the first
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10

THE euro effected in my case by sANFoEps EApIcAL
who had suffered without relief from any Of the nsnal
nrdavit it before Seth j. Thomas, ESQ., Justice OF
'"e reg GEORGE F. D1NsMoRE, DEroo1sr, Dosros.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10
BANKING BUs1N Ess

November !, lS77-Iy.
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co COLLINS '|

n highly nIedicated Strengthening Plaster,
forming the best Plaster for pains and aches
in tho World of Medicine,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-10
A MORBID SWELLING.
THEY ARE THE REST.
Price,E25 Cents,

BE careful to call for COLLINS voLTAiC pI.AsTEf
lest you get some worthless imitation Sold by al
6tates and Canadas, and by WEEKS POTTER, Fro
prietors, Boston, Mass,
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
COMMISSIONERS ANDREWS RESIGNS.

Tho following sent to tho Mayors office to.
day.
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND AssEssMENT.l
NEW YohK, August 26 1878.
To the Hon. SMITH ELY, Jr., Mayor OF the City OF
New York; 81.
DEAR six-Pursuant TO purpose Of which you werc
ADVISED some weeks ago. hereby resign the Office OF
Commissioner Of Taxes ana Assessments, 10 take et-
iect AZ the end OF this month.
In thus surreudering-under stress Of Impaired
health, aud by direction OF my physician an unex-
pireo term OF nearly ave years may be permitted 10
say tnat, having becn appointed withouI solicitation
by three successive Mayors to positions oil homer and
trust; having been designated by The present Comp
trOller and his Immediate predecessor member OF
important commissions created BY special laws, and
having been by n unanimous vote confirmed by the
present Board ol Adcrmeo, and by u similar vote
ceved the thanks oil the last preceding Board havo
abundant rcason to be grained with the measure Of
nicipal honors conferred upon me-
shall always rocall with pleasure the amenities
which have marked the Intercourse with every ether
officer OF the city government with whom my duties
have brought me In cuntact, while shall remember
with suprr me satisfaction that well meant, but TOO
Intellectual. efforts to promote the general welfare
have been rewarded ny the and the public
many kind expressions Of approval
GEORGE II. ANDREWS.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
TOMPKINS SQUARE.

Tho plan drawn for the Improvement OF Tompkins
square may now he seen At No. III avenue A. Ac-
cording 10 the plan the future park divided orsub
divided into twcnty-iour irregular parts, which will
be planted with trees Of different kinds In tho cen
tire there will be large circular music stand sur
rounded by ornamental trees. On the Tenth street
side a large fountain will be erected, and one OF a
sim,iar KIND the opposite side, Seventh street.
There Will be smaller drinking fountaips Que At each
OF the four corners OF the park Tho broad avenues
the tour sides OF the park WHICH, IN fac Is par
aliciogram, will bc thirty feet wide. and The walks
leading IRON them snd terminating In the centre, at
the music stand, will be from eighteen to twenty iect
wide. On avenue A side there will bo large flower
bed parterre, ana one OF similar kind on the ave-
puc side Inc walks will run ziszag aud clrcui-
tously, not as in Union or Madison squares The plan
beautifully colored II the Is carried out ac
cordingly the park will DO godsond TO the people
OF the cast side and an ornament TO tho city.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

WORK PARTIALLY REsUMED-DIssA ATIsFACTroN
AMONG THE LABoREIs.
The refusal Of Comptroller Kelly TO comply with
tho reputation made August for $500 900 tor the
East River Bridge hsc the effect Of throwing $50
workmen out OF employment. and OF causing tenn
porary suspension Of the work on tho approaches.
The particulars oil the and effect OF the action
OF the Comptroller have been fully published. The
Beard OF Trustees ere dcsirous, matter what
plicatons may arise In the consideration Of tho ease,
which is to be argued before tho supreme Court,
OF advancing the stone work before the winter
opens. With this object In view, yesterday morning
President Murphy caused 100 men-rggers. masops,
carpenters and iaborors-to be SGT 10 work again
the approachss rhcy viii be occupcu IN qusring
up the unfinished WORK on the arnhes and the brick
. work both sides of the river, mat no damage
may be done by the rain or snow storms.
INDIGNANT wOKKiSGxES.
In making out The list OF names OF the men who
on tue Work again, II Is asserted by those
who not among the fortunate number, that pref
ersncs was given to residents oil this city. This
assertion greatly annoyed tho Brooklyn working
men, aud delegation OF the latter enlisted the SER
wees Of ex Assemb'ymcn =. Burns, Of the Fm'h
ward, us their chairman. thus msrshallvd they
called upon Engineer Martin, who aiscaimod all IN
tenton TO show avortism, and said he had selected
tho mon without the slightest regard 10 their place
OF residence Mr. Burns SAID, all otner things being
equal the preference should be given TO mo men
IN New York could br,ns aser ,nnasncs
to bear on Comptroller Kelly, who alone was
responsible for tue sloppage OF tho work An
interview then had with Comptroller Burrcl,
VINO also agreed with Mr. Burns that Brooklyn men
snouid have the preference In the matter OF employ
msnt unuer existing crcumstancea
President Murphy, when VISITED by the delegation,
said thai his CHIEF desire was 10 bring tho enterprise
to u successful conclusion. rhe bridge had great
many friends In Now YORK who were not In sy mpa,hy
with Mr.. Kelly In this matter. SO lar as the work
the Brooklyn side OF the bridge approaches
esrned, Mr. Murphy said he should certainly choose
Brooklyn men.
Butter icelng was expressed by the unemployed
Has kslls
contemplate holaing meeting TO- night to give cx-
preston TO their Vows on the su bjoct.