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BIewOut the Gas.

BALTIMORE, May 16.-Mrs. Anna Bar.
bara Koen, of Dagtop,rQ, with several
others, arrived in this city last night and
took rooms at the Park Hotel, intending
to sail on the steamer General w Werder, for
Bremen, to day. This morning Mrs.
Koen was found dead in bed, having been
sufIocated with gas, which had been blown
out instead of being turned of, Nearly
$4,000 was found on the person Of the
deceased.
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arWednesdav eYeninp Of last ueel

REWednesday evening Of last week,
Miss Sarah Elliott, a daughter of Mrs.
Elliott, who lives near Rixville, left the
residence ofthe family, for whom she was
working, to visit neighbor who lived
about fourth of mile distant. Return.
ing home after a brief stay, after dark she
sayssh was approached by something
adressed in white" which took her by the
hand and told her, in solemn tones, that
she was about to die. In a very short
time after reaching home she was taken
violently sick, and her physician thinks
that even if she RECEIVERS her physical
health, which is very doubtful, she,wili be
a confirmed i'm beetle in mind.-CaldsOcli
Press, 18th inst. sa.a}
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s@ The bulk Of the Turkish popula;
ton will never known hew the war OF
1s77-S came out. Such, ,at least, is the ln.
ference derived from the proclamation in
Smyrna official jonrnal. In this remark;
able document the, faithful are Informed
that the Sultan's troops, were victorious
in every encounter, but that the Sultan
had some trouble in compelling the hum.
bled Car to send his brother to sue for
pardon and do homage to the Khalif in
his palace of Dolmabagtche; and that,
satisfied with such submission, he had
graciously granted to the penitent Mus.
covi,es their lives and permission to de-
part in peace by Stamboul-to signify
their passing under the yoke-leaving,
however, so 900 men as hostages. .
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AWisses' Deacon.

deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me
how you kept yourself and family SO well
the past season, when all the rest of us
have been sick so much, and have had the
doctors running to us so long,"
i "Bro. TAYLOR, the answer is very easy.
/ used Hop Bitters In time and kept my
family well and sayed large doctor bills
Three dollars worth of it kept Us all well
and able to work allthe time, and ] will
warrant it has cost you and most of the
neighbors one to two hundred dollars
apiece to keep sick the same time. ]
guess you'lltake my medicine hereafter
See other column. je, s.a,...,
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saEF0 Dur latest infprmation from Bell.
afre rs thar theD opposition 70 the plan
adopted Tor raising money TO extend the
railroad bas subsided. All the Directors,
with perhaps one exception, have sub.
seribed to the loan. h.frq9f, Il
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ng-Tbe Democratic Conoression,

ATThe Democratic Congressional
Convention will doubtless adopt the
usual ratio of one vote in the Conven-
ton for each one hundred votes ,polled
at the last preceding general election.
This county cast last Fall 1927 Demo
cratic votes and will, under this rule, be
entitled to twenty-nine votes in the Con-
vention. The several townships of this
county cast, last Fall, Democratic votes
as below, and by the same rule of ap-
portionment would be entitled to dele,
ootoo oe follawc. ~ 50
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

.-.,S.,s teC Om1tood. ~
sgguGsnesd GaosYEsen by speaking and
wating has undertaken to- furnish the
keynese-for the.Fal campaign. He pro-
poses sosoonhue tbs. contest to State is
sues. This il practicable, would be
,a,shFeKd. His party would have the ad:
sgvsntage which the "outs" always have
oi.essf ths eins,s In being the attacking
force Of % q heaea9 Zsa9m ~ Z
! ,s5a Sa. But Genera GaosyEson should be
90 wise eneughl' to know that no politician
olnor cauousjo of politicians can prescribe JUS
10 what questions the people shall consider
:. and what they shall not. II Mr.. GResvE
bs,NoR puts himself on the safety. valve L
10 suppress National issues he will proba
bgfbly cause an explosion. s79ieA ~ 4
-iaJ PARTIES are National, and not State or
Igya,nrizations. The 'issues between them
except such as are essentially local and
temporal. are Of . National character :
National Conventions meet but once in
four years, and in the intervals State
~ Copyenions must necessarily become the
,nd exponents of all new or changed Nation
,oI al sissnes. ifitaa aahsb aa '.ia4 ladi .
iga ii may be very disagreeable duty,
and one which politicians such as Mr.
- GBosyENoH would like to shirk, but be
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To the Club.
New York Herald.

Here is the way the smarties do II in
the London Clubs: A man says Of crush
hats that he can beat them simply by
pushing his own hat through his finger
ring. Bets are made. Taking his ring
from his middle finger he holds it in his
left hand,. puts his little finger through
1T, and pushes his hati sl
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Cambridge News, 10th inst.l
Death of an old Settler.

Aunt Polly Kimball, as she was ia.
miliarilyo known, died offparalysis at
her residence neaf Birmingham, on Sun.
day April %, at the age Of Is years =
Her maiden name was Huffman, rela-
ton OF our present County Recorder
She was born in Washington county,
Pa, in the year 1900, and moved. with
her parents to this county in the year
lS10;4 she was married to her late hus-
band, Adam Kimball, in the year 1917
she was the mother of fourteen children,
all of whom lived to be men and we.
men, with one exception. slIoie al2-.97
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Jewett.
New York World.1

5tfa Poa5e New York World, eyar, 81
The warm and cordial tribute paid by
the Directors of the reorganized Erie
Railway to Receiver Jewett has been well
earned, as all impartial people must adj
NIT, by the patience aud 'armness with
which that officer has endured the hrunt Of
the battle wsged SO long and so bitterly in
the courts and in the press over the prop
erty intrusted to his keeping; The pub
lie in general will feel that its value must
be greatly enhanced for him by the
prompt and imperious way in, which the
Grand Jury yesterday disposed of the
criminal charges urged against him. Few
men have undergone SO severe an ordeal
in our time to emerge from it SO WELL ga
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v E e E II In e
FOR nROPsv.

q CENTRAL FALLS, R. l., Got 19, 1877.
Dr. b. R. STEVENS,
1t is q pleasure to give my testimony for your
vaiu able medicine. was sick for long
time with Dropsy, under the doctors care
He said it was Water between the Heart and
Liver. received no benefit until com.
menced taking the Vegetins, jim fact, was
growing worse. have tried many remedies;
they did not help me. yses7IsE ia the med.
ieine for Dropsy. began to feel better af-
ter taking few bottles. Ihave taksn thirty
bottles in all. am perfectly we'll, never felt
better. No one eau feel more thankful than
do, lam. dear sir, gratefully yours,
A. D. WHEELER.
VEsErrNR-When the blood becomes life
less, either from change Of weather or Of
climate, want Of exercise, irregular diet, or
from any other cause, the YseErINB will re-
new the blood, carry Of the putrid humors.
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, and
impart tone of vigor to the whole body.
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~When an official has duties te

wWhen an official has duties to
perform # is gratifying to see him attend
to them promptly. MAD, WELLS does
that thing. He helped to put HAYES
into the Presidency by fraud, and HAYES
appointed him to draw the salary ofSur.
yeyor Of the Port Of New Orleans In
order to lose no time in performing this
arduous snd responsible duty be stays
all his time in Washington City within
I'VE minutes walk of the Treasury.
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Where the Sinner Wins.
Louisiana Christian Advocated

= -f'tlFIs3 tIouisfaHS OnI IIStiaH <AusVcase.I r
Al correspondent wants to know: "Can
q Christian GO to- the circus 2" Why,
yes, he can go to thecircus easily enough,
but it will cost him quarter when he gets
there to getin. You see, Christian is
always too proud to carry water for the
elephant and that is where the sinner has
the advantage over him in the matter Of
free passes, aoije4oje-s a6 6,4.os,,e /.
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.sIarI Z 4ll3d street.

HEADAcHE. There are various causes for
headache, as arrangement Of the circulating
system, of the digestive organs, Of the ner-
vous system, So. Z VEosrNE can be said to
be q sure remedy for the many kinds Of head.
ache, as IT acts. directly upon the, various
causes of this complaint, Nervousness, IndI
Biliousness, SO. Try the VEeEfNE. You
will never regret IL. sse s2si
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REH is suggested that to relieve
President HAYES OF the tedious labor of
providing for the. perpetrators Of the
Florida and Louisians frauds one at q
time, Congress should pass . law grant
ing to each OF them 9 handsome PEN
sion. 317is HlA ssiR 255 Boil
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.M "a e WE en- W
1ossHERfFFslssGBE.
~ ,XsSsEfse9 aG-A4sSA sFs sIsk6
s@l ! George s. Algeo
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NJ virtue Of certain alias order Of sale is-
sued from the court pf common pleasvit
in and for the county Of Monroe aud State Of
ohio,i case pending in said court, between
the above aamed parties, and TO me directed,
l will offer for sale ct public auction at the
east door Of the court house ", Wood sneld,
on - a f0S @.stNs
Saturday, the 18Th day of june, 1878,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m, of said day, the following de-
scribsd real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: { "a 40
The northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter Of section thirteen, township three
o. range five, containing forty acres more or
Said property 50 ordered to 30 sold is ap-
praised at $500, and may sell for two thirds
OF said appraisement, Terms Of sale: sns.
third cash on day of sale and the balance sa
confirmation, $500
- WIN. READ,
mayl4,7Sw5, Sheriff u. c, o.
HusrBR & MALLORY, Atty's -seil97''F
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

EEThe preamble to the resolution
providing for Investigating the electoral
frauds In Florida and Louisiana impli-
oates SHERxas and NoYEs5 The extra
ordinary efforts made BY Republican
congressman to defeat the investigation
is unacconntable IL they believe the count
to have been honest. set aes8''
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BY Whom Lord Leitrim was Muir
seff s sff1s; ? So Glerod. r-se.4t-5.5 ~,

Z. New YORK, May 16-A remarkable
story. in relation to the murder Of the
late Earl OF Leitrim, published in Lon
don papers Just received. The Earl, it is
asserted, was killed by the relatives Jof a
lady whom he had sedueed. They went
from England to Ireland for the
purpose, and two Of the three men who
committed theIdeed are said to have es-
capped to this country. 81 ID .aa1s4 +
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EEGRovER as an investigator ID q
model The Republican politicians want
Democratic frauds exposed; Democratic
politicians want Republican frauds ex-.
posed; GROVER wants all frauds expos
ed Give us more GRovERs. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

Senator Howe-Republican-of Wis.
consin, is the author of an article in the
"Nor,h American Review" entitled, sis
the Republican party in its death strug-
gle?" The drift ofthe article shows that
able writer believes that tits.
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hx%Fortfo days, Congress has been
ata dead lock, the Republican members
fllibusterfng to prevent an Investigation
Of the Florida and Louisiana frauds. y
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EyLst him that is without sin cast
the frst briekhat., The Republicans hav-
ing sneyer gerrymanderea the State have
a perfect right to peltthe Democtats- ass
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ETFrom many glass houses large
boulders are being fheayed at the Legis-
lature for redistricting the State. LsaN ~
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80. - .YEGETINE -.
For Kidney Complaint and Ner-
vOus Debility. ,sIas

I'd Z, 1as e. IsLzsBoRo Me-, Dec, 70, 1877, ss' e
Mr.. SrsvENs, ao. z5rs.
DsAR Sra: I had cough, for eighteen
years, when I commenced king the VEcE-
frss. ! was very low; my system was debii-1
itated by disease. j had the Kidney Co M,
plaint, and ewas very nervous-eough bad,
lungs sores When had taken one bottle
found i was helping me; il has helped my
cough, and It strengthens me. am now
able to do my. work. Never have found any
thing like the VsaErlxE. know IL is every
thing 1t Is recommended to be- .. .sa..,. ts:ii
7'i7 73f3l, :. si MRs. A. ]. PENDL Er0N. 5as =
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RThe following certificate is re-
quired to accompany the return Of the
votes in each township, for the osandi.
datesdin the Demoeratiej Nominating 3
Convention,:: s!999a jiadj 20 h2Toal
thereby certify that I administered
the oath to- Supervisor in
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LoYelofOmce.

ca s,a Cleveland Plaindealer) 5,o
81 A man, speaking Of the Shernans and
Gamerons, says: Glove Of office runs 10
these families like blood 10, game cocks
and sorrel hair in Tennessee horses"
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10 't5d ess,EvASsyrILE, IsD., Jan I, is78.
Mr. STEPHENS. ;asss 7. % B. e. 2 eng, :; igss
DEAR SrR: I have used your VseBrINn for
Sick Headache, and been greatly benefited
thereby, ! have every, reason to believe II
q good medicine. Yours very respectfully,
MRS LANES CONNER,
.%p;-.ad7rrE ssr- ..--n~I 4l1c3d street.
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vEaErNs is nourishing and strengthening;
purifes the blood; regulates thsa bowels;
quiets the nervous system; acts directly upon
the secretions; and arouses the whole system
TO action. s,-s-g "a 4 i e5gs7 a. Isl .,stss4
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1PRoBATE COURT.

May HE. McMahon, Admir- of
jeremiah Tracey, decd, filed apetition
to sell real estate; hearing continued to
tIpna Rfh - aAEm G. .EJsBiti3nC3 el3 81
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NOTICE
con SU NJ E RS
! LoRlILARD TOBACCO.
TIinr e

y ~
! The great celebrity of our TIN TAG
! TOBACCO has caused many limitations
{ thereof to be placed on the market, We
therefore caution all Chewers against pur-
chasing such imitationss err gaTl
5 Alldealsrs buying or rsslfing other plug
5 tobacco bearing hard or metallic label,
render themselves liable to The penalty Of.
3 the Law, and all persons violating our
! trade MARKS are punishable by fine and :
e imprisonment. See Act OF Congress,
? Aug IA, 1875. 1s-s.-z--.-.s- y
3 The genuinss IsORILLARD TIN,
. TAG TOBACCO can be distinguished
8 by a TIN TAG on each lump with ths. word
sLoR fLLARD stamped thereon. - :, ii
Over 7,086 tons sold linlf877. and nesr-
. ly 1900 persons employed In, factories.
. Taxes paid CONT in 1877 abont @3,--
: 100000, and during past IL years. over
$40, 900, 900. - ~ ''1''7g@ sioof
. These goods sold, by all jobbers at man.
= ufacturers rates, mayl4,'78mS.
- : - .O-Ns =,
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sRNeble County comes back into
our district as o long lost brother.sd s9ri
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fwFor hogs and music Cincinnati
beats, the nation ei1 In sEloW
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sHEKIFF'sa SALES
sAERIFF'ss SALE.
Peter Fankhouser al "A sas a.r
vs.a est .ssanfs "a
rke Sardis Manufacturing Company. 81

% Oh -.,s5, - -. 9 =. ~, :,
DY virtue of aseestain alias order, of sale Is,
I'D sued from the court Of common pleas within
and for the county Of, Monroe, and State Of.
Ohiossin case pending in said couyt between,
the above named parties. and to me dir ected, j
will offer for sale at public auction al th east
door.of the court house in Woodsfeld. on sec
Saturday, the l5thddy of June, 1885,
between the hours oof 10 O'clock a. M, and 4
o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described
real estate. situate IN Monroe county, Ohio, To-
witt s- - ..'''.'.i't72 'l-'a sst'
Lots number eleven, twelve, eighteen, twenty
six, and twenty-five feet off the west side Of
lptnumber seventeen as laid down on the plat
Of the town of Sardis. % {, s ilp'i'j ny Y
Said property 50 l9GSls 0rdstsa 70 Be sold i sp
Lot number isat $4,000! 1.iie5 oao e
fc-,,6ss, do 20 at 900. s7', glih
25 feet off the stside g i''.i'H
~ . of lot No. II at 100. 's. :, o..2s1 .9iiS
do IL at .si 1875 stiA ,sitfsa
And may sell for two-thirds of said appraise.
nent TIE ms of sale, five hundred dsllsrs on
day of sale and balance on confirmation.
.ofa HittfF VIM. READ,
may14, ,7sw5- - Sheriff. n. o. O.
HUNTER & MALLORY, Att'ys. - y
daE1lficH = - ....- sss,ztF5s-4 .ay,-.-
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eysstan rebuketh the .ia sin Of Of redis- s.
tricting. iEoa II Ii 80 3gioa s.j sHlsoy
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17-'to6HStiP'Fl ft-- - -l-F-ErFT ! :.
9Y 70 be signed by the officer admins
terino the oath! .sTasd 20 sI58lo baa !.
nj - IfrleSTT. "a Z ~ ~, 80 z q {
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Weodsfield. May 81, 1878.
'ssiIi -nca - .stlni ne. - g.. W.

ssiolIet bisI asIis 5.-oal es.H al
"A union of hearts. q union Oh hands,
A, union of States none may sever s.
A union of lakes, . union Of lands,
And the FLAs or OUR UsIox FoREvER.p =
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VEGETINEl
noCroR,s nEpoRTs

iDR.iCHAs. u. DuDDsSHAusss, Apothscary,
e Evansville, IND. s.'i q
The Doctor writes: have 3 large number
of good customers who take Vegetine. They
all speak well of 1t. know 1t is good
MEDICINE for the complaints fcrwhich 1t is
.rid ,es9asj e..H
Dc. 27, 1877. .ss.i ID iasses 81 n
~ } sfff .rxif s1tf
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VEesrsr is a great panscea for our aged
fathers and mothers; for It gives them
strength, quists their nerves. and gives them
Natufe's sweet, sleep, s7ie + = : y, y
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VEasT1sE has never failed to effect a cure,
giving tone and strength to the system de-
bilitated by disease.
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tI-Ei'l aflitotf ~ p aEntfosl.a9 sssI-
& & or .G.A z a1Sd aaaoT ezI1faA9
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MT. 1aTuelU--', ,luioSiSoiPpt uipV. J
Mr.. Potter-No, Mr.. Speaker, for the
simple reason that no frauds in South
Carolina or Mississippi became opera
tive. The distinction is obvious. l must
now insist on the previous question.
The Republican side of the house
hereupon resorted to the parliamentary
expedient of Withholding their votes, SO
that when the question came to be tested
by the tellers there were only 116 ayes
to no-no quorum voting. ess5
Mr.. Potter m owed call of the House,
which was made, and all the the Repub-
licans answered to their names, so that
no further proceedings under the call
could be taken.
Mr.. Potter asked the Speaker whether,
il the House adjourn now, this question
would come up as unfinished business
The Speaker said it would remain be-
fore the House until disposed of.
MI. Conger and other Republicans
called upon the Democratic side not to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

The election OF last Tuesday was very
Curious one, if an opinion may be based on its
reported results. Our democratic contemporary
states positively that the democrats nave elect
ed sufficient members of the next House 10 ST.
cure its control by from thirty to forty ma lori
~ over all. The figures OF our republican con-
temporary are somewhat different From them
II appears that the elections have decided that
the democrats are not to have any majority
whateverin the next House. Their plurality over
the republicans is put down at the imposing
figure OF three II seems to us that both our con-
temporalies resemble Philfpart, mentioned
above. In mourning liabilities which cannot pos-
Sibly be met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

In divorce case before the supreme Court
of Pennsylvania, sitting at PittSburg. u decision
OF some interest has been made. II is TO the
effect that il is possible for the uncOrrobDrated
testimony OF a wife. denied under oath b. her
husband TO Justify verdict in her favor. A
well established equity rule requires two wit
nesses or one witness and corrobOrating crcum-
stances to overcome the denial of the respOn-
dent under oath. Since. however. crueItes and
1ndignities. sufficient 10 justify legal divorce
are not frequently committed in the presence
OF witnesses. and wife may be unable To pro-
duce testimony cOrroborative OF the facts al
legged in her plea for divorce. it Is decided By
the Supreme Court that on the testimony OF
the wife alone verdict 5aay be rendered in her
favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

The investigation into the manufacture OF
beer, which has been worrying the brewers
OF Milwaukee and Chicago, has now
spread TO ST. Louis. The Result OF the
examination has been to impress upon the
public that American beer is not made
OF hops and malt. but of rice and corn. II was
shown that in Milwaukee nearly all of the
large breweries Use immense quantities of these
kinds of grain. one firm thus dspoSeS OF about
.o.oeo bushels OF corn month. and others use
from 5,oeO TO $4,000 pounds Of rice per month.
ln Chicago and st. Louis the Use of the same
materials 10 the same extent was discovered.
and II i not likely that these are exceptional
cities Al recent trial In st. Louis the fact
was developed that not only have the brewers
been adulterating the lager. but that they have
also been guilty. OF selling beer OF their own
manufacture under the name OF some imported
variety. the consumers paying a higher price
for beer with foreign name than for the
homemade article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07

The position of the Pal MAI Ga-,ttp ON the
fisheries question seems to be. first that Eng
land Is not wrong in assuming that colonial
laws can override treaty rights; secondly, that
N She Il wrong. the United States is just as
BAD: thirdly. that the fact that England is
wrong. that We have paid extravaganty for the
privilege which is curtaied. and that this is the
only opportunity which we have 10 protest does
not excuse us from annoying England with COM
paints when She is not feeling we'll