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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Paw Up.

All persons Indebted to the undersigned
are hereby notified to settle up on or before
the 18th OF November next, or the accounts
will be placed in an officers hands for col
lection. This Is nrcrs.ltatcd on account of
Il change in my business which Will take
place on that date, aud | hope | may not
have to be severe IN my dealing with nay old
friends and customers. Respectfully,
oct9G-2t W. L. kEIrH.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
CIiYord's FebrifuR Power

CIl1ord 8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Power.
full, Antipericdic and Tonic. Naturc'-
remedy for Fever AMI .Ague. Never known Ia
fail III a single case. TINS popular remedy dit
tcrS from all other Igne cures. in being free
from all poisonous effects on the system; II
enters into the circulation and destroys all ma
larIou- poison, and thus eraiicatcs the disease
without producing any of those DISTRESSING
aiter-sensaiinns such ~ tuliness and pain in I'll,
head, ringing in the ears amt partial deafness
Try 1t once and you Will never b. without II
j. I. RlC~HAliDSUN, Prop'r,
srptI.ln II. Louis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
A REMARKABLE RESULT.

1t makes no difference how many Physicians,
or how much medicine you have tried, II ls now
an established fact that German syrup Is the
only remedy which has given complete sati7iac-
ton in severe cases OF Lung dircasrs. 1t Is
true there are yet thousands OF persons VINO are
prrIispuscG to Throat AMI Lung Affections, Con
sumption, Ii-murrAYcs, Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast, ~fnsnmunIn. Whouping
Cough, &c, VIM hnvo no personal knowledge oi
Ip~chcc's German syrup. To such We would
SAY that ~. 600 dozen were sold last year without
one complaint. tUnsuIuptivcs try Just one bot
tie. Regular size - cents. Sold by all Drug
glst ia America mayllyrleOT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Housekeepers

You are specially invited to examine oul
elegant stock of sheettngs, shlrtlngs. table
linens, table oil cloths, blankets, towels
napkins, ana above all, our own make of bed
comforts, made from nice new, fresh calico,
and clean white batting. at VIM. G. Nc.
Causland's. ocl26tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Cavalry Horses Wanted

We want to buy immediately, one hundred
head of cavalry horses. Must be fat, smooth,
clear OF blemish, five to eight years old, of
solid color, from ID to Is 3.4 hands high,
Bring them to Ewing h Co.'S. stable in Lex.
ingtou, Nov. 4th and 9Th.
oct2G STEWART l. WARD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
No Change.

We eau still be found at our old stand op-
po>ite the court house, where we propose 10
continue to keep the largest aud the best Sc
lccted stock of books. stationery. wall paper,
sheet music and musical instruments in the
city. With greatly reduced expenses we
are prepared to convince our patrons and
| the public generally that we can and will
give better bargains than any house IN our
line in the city.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
LOOMS CHILL TONIC.

Great ius been its success since It's introdlc-
ton, and 10y closely w~xtchIng II we have been
able to Improve the formula. SO that we now
have one al the best, cheapest and most reliable
preparations III the market. AS can be attcstei by
Hundreds who have USED II successfully. Money
refunded III all cases where II fails. Give it a
trial. Price 80 ccnt=.
j. y. QUARLES 4 CO.,
uu.l7-tf Sole iruprlctOr--
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Gentlemen.

sOrtnent Of ca>silnere>. twre,ls and jeans,
and also TO our very attractive stock OF ready
made clothing, white shirts, nett shirts and
drawers, handkerchief ahi neck wear, all
new. fresh and nobby at VIM. G. McCals-
lands. Oct26tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Public SpeakinS.

ION RICHARD A. COLLINS. candidate for
the Legislature, will address the citizens OF
Freedom township, on the political issues OF the
day. at Concordia, Lafayette county. Missouri,
on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %, l>75,
at I o'clock, p. III. Everybody Is invited. Turn
out and hear him. Turn ont.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26

VIM. II. Hatch was nominated for
congress in the twelfth district, last Mon
day, over Mr.. Glover. This settles the
muddle there, and insures a solid demo.
cratic delegation from this state.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
To Township Candidates.

All candidates FOR township offices, wheth-
er regularly nominated or running - demo-
Gratis where no nominations were made, are
+, que,ted TO send III their names IN .fmN to
the undersigned. immediately, that they may
be printed correctly upon the regular ticket
for their township. No names vii! be thus
printed unless this request is complied with
on or before Saturday next.
WILLIAM I0CNG,
chm. Dem. TO, Ex. Com.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Withdrawal.

| hereby announce to nv friends, that.i have
Withdrawn from the race AS an independent can
diinte for constable OF Lexington township, and
respectfully request them t. vote for the regular
Democratic noInincc-E Il. Mckee.
1t j. j. MCCORMICK.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Ladies'.

Do You make your husbands and sons fire
shirts: II 50, go to McCaustand's and buy
hi. nHe u~nlauuuriel shirts for les, than you
can buy the materials TO make them. They
are the best shirts in the market anu sell for
only one dollar. oct4Gtf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Good News.

kriehn Il Wilker have been appointed
agents for the sale of Butterick's Patterns
and Will hereafter Keep u full supply OF these
celebrated patterns on hand for the accom-
mediation OF the ladies. octl9
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26

DIR. {. W. Benson's Celery and Camomile
pills are prepared expressly to cure sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, py>prptlc Headache.
Neuralgia, Nervousness and ~:rcplr-sn.ss. and
Will cure any case. Price, fifty cents Il box, 3
pills. postage Tree. Sold by all druggists. OF,
flee, No. I05 n. E.utaw street, Baltimore, MARY
and. ap2.yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Wedding Presents.

a handsome new line of brackets. wall
pockets and picture frames just received.
Call and examine.
II tUAS. Ii. ROTLE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
ALWAYS Ahead.

hrirhn " WiIker have opened q choice
lot OF new fall prints, and will open 3 spleen
did line Of new faI! dress goods to-day
Our prices are always the lowest. a3itf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26

hereby announce mySeifa democratic caniI-
date tor the Office OF County Clerk AT the No
ycInber election, independent of all rings,
cliquea and conventions, and il elected will
bind myself with security !" turn over To IN,
county al! money and fees except the necessary
deputy hire. and ST 5Oi salary.
GEORGE WIIHERS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Public Speaking,

HON. &. q. VEST will address the citizens of
Lafayette and adjoining counties ON the political
issues of the day, in Lexington,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, ISIS,
at l O'Clock, y. m. Everybody is invited. til.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Will Remove,

About the LIST Of SDvcmber Isoyio II Nav
and {. II. R,yIe Will remove to the new
building OF john hriehn ON Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26

EDITOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII please an
nouuce Inc rs i democratic candidate for the Of
flee Of Recorder, subject TO the decision OF th'
voters OF the county. Rotation in olicc ?
Farmers 10 the front - respectfully.
TIip>. .. >iIL.I\GTDN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
WOODEN GOODS.

If YOU want TO see something nice, drop in and take a look at our
Wooden Goods Cold mornings are coming. when o will have o get up
before day to maze the fire. and do the feeding. and YOU will want good,
warm, comfortable clothing. Secure it at nee at Conklug II Co.'S.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALITY.

Winter boot. They are the ii>T BOOT III this market to-day, and we
per pair less than usually -.il "r. Don't tail to see tcm Our stock Of
Shoes OF all kinds Is u~uTIG--r in qu ity am cueapnusI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
CLOAKS AMI SHAWLS.

Our fall and winter Clocks and Shawls, and Wraps of all kinds. are
desirable.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26

CONSTABLE.
W" are authorized 10 announce ISAAC y.
SHELBY a. a candidate for Constable OF Dover
township, Mt the November election
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
CALL AND SEE TIL
lanyl2tf.
EnD


TOEt SALEe
110ACRES choice land, we'll water 49,
llUed, good Apple orchard. Cher a6".f
ries, PluIus, &c. Good Dwellings, ENiiil
or o rooms. Onc-third cash, the bal B2..k
ance may he divided into one, two Of three an
nual payments. with interest, as may be agreed
upon. Those wishing to buy, can examine the
place. four miles southeast Of Lexington, on the
Salt Pond road. JOHN C. YOUNG, Senior.
Sep2Sml
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
col. wINsToN's CARD.

We have seen the card of . gentleman We
very much respect aud admire. offering
himself as the candidate Of the Nationals
for the next Congress in opposition 10 the
Hon A NJ. Scales. A. the Raleigh on.
serrer remarks. Gil. W. mnsi tel lnne-
some for he goes dn IN expedition without
company. Who are he Naiional., They
would 6nd il bar % give clear driiniilan
Of themselves. except asa perple very sick
Of hard times. and gripping sbanl very
blindly TO tind their wav oui. 80 all
are sick. and would he glad ufihe day thai
would give good prices for cmrs. good
wages foT. lalor. But the Nationals can pro
mise no more than The Denoerst.. except.
that a. the Nationals sfe tinctured some-
what largely With the principles u COIN.
nlunism. there might hs offered 10 some
people the temptations of getting rich On
other peoples goods with no o;her trouble
than scizin1 them. We are qnite sure Tia,
t'Ol. Winston =ouId MT preach that doc.
trine. nor encourage IFS practice.
The rricnsihls. distinctive ferure OF
the Nationals is Grsenbpcks. - lone issue
BY itself. aud not alluriug enough 10 tempt
10 the rupture Of the old organizations.
The currency platform q the Democrats
party j. liberal enough if carried out.
which Is in fair way Of being done. And
otherwise. We do not zee that the Demo.
cratic party can come under the definition
giyer BY Col. w. As one " content 10 con-
tinue useless strife on issnes born of other
times aud other conditions. /" On the con.
trsry. the issues The Democratic parry has
to meet are very fulI of vitality. aud Be,
coming more lifelike as the shados d
Gran,ism looms up again in The horizon
The introduction Of the Natiopsls in III,
South will only make that shadow grow III,
more OmiDOus. Any los to the Democrat,
party sdds TO the strength Of tie Repu.
blicans. II Col. Winston wishes 70 pui
the Democratic party "out 81 date = le
him 60 ahead. But We know that Is no
biz wish ifthe Republican party is to b,
4 feiustated. and thersfre axnect him Ia r.
consider. aud sIaDd BY hi. party uOInina
iiOns.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
A NEGRO CANDIDATE.

D Z . = L : 4
The 'olvention Of the 2nd Congressional
District II tiollshoro on the ioth iast,
nominated o Tiara, uegrs 81 Halifax
County as the condiJats ot the ReYubli.
can party, throwing overheard l,rogdeu.
and beating Humphrey. This Is the se-
cond negro nomination made 10 that Dis
,rict, one Collins being now in the race for
Solicitor.
Wa might say that It was one II those
cases where chickeas come home 20 ropst !;
where the fowler is canght in his own nets !;
where the engineer is hois,ed BY his own
2etard; anything in faet TO express our
sense Of the enjoyment we might feel in
seeing the discontinue Of the white radi>
Gals Of the District finding their black sub
ordinates going back upon them after such
fashion, if the whites Of that Distric. were
alone 10 suffer, or ifthe victory Of the ne,
groes in thse Conventions we're not an i'll
omen for race harmony. But we find two
nominations made IN which the only quail,
ficaiion asked for was that OF color, charac-
ter. compc ency and qualification being un-
called for and questions that seemed 10
have been settled are revived withaggrayat-
ed bitterness. Itisa fruit Of Republican
ism which has preached negro equality
and negro character, vain, arrogant and
rapacious. has not heen slow to believe his
equality Of intellect and his equal right to
offices tie white has been accustomed to
fll. Il is lesson our independents,
whose cagcrs let down the gaps for Re
puhlicani>m, will do well to ponder on.
The Raleigh Ne,es on this topic adds !:
The sucress Of the Republican party means
negro rule. Every Yote east, for a Repub,
lican or an Independent candidate is a
vote for negro ruls. v hite men Of North
Carolina yon have the issue before you.
Are sou ready 10 meet ii
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
Fhrthe Recorder.
MIR. EDITOR.

3fttt
If your editorials are Indicative of tile
feelings of ysslr heart, Know 4 csii safely
appeal ii sou III behalf III the aged and
feeble. Ny tsther, whoisa very old u,all,
tells me that when he is called un 70 serve
as jurar M Court, he II sonetiMeS placed
III il thing they call BOX idr liuurs VI q
tiMe, .n hard benches; III. fact, have
heard i young Shanghi say lac could not
sit straight. He called by sune funny
name; the place they put bal folks IN.
Now, Mr.. Elitor, I dothink humanity
itself wonl,i invite change for the sake
of ll,e young II there were no Old aud
aching bo,ivs IN this hlesl land Of onrs.
Will you lie so kind as ID bring this
matter bel,ns those whose businessit II to
acknowledgement matters, and u tilry have
amy comiuictinLs OF conscience about
spehdirga y little Of the peoples money for
the peopl, y comfort, lei them report 10 we
giflsthn ugh the Recorder; we win foel
the mll f,r spit bottom aud shm k
cushions; all our grown up white girls
will give u nicxie nr dime.
Again, father says. he heard there was \
gmal deal of talk at present III our county
in reg,rd 10 county matters; aud ut a
meeting ~ the Magistrates last mon:h
the man could not he found who could
give tie yearly expen,es ofthe county, or
the amouit paid yearly 10 HE Officers Of
The county. Father has paid III the last Ten
years, about two hundred dollars tax; rays
lie Ii willing 10 pay M extra INK -
employ capable nms tlmake n truthful
report ofail cnnnly financp. ta The Rec1r-
deronct year. He says. give the people
the light, and they viii be satisfied; keel,
them 81 the dark and hear thunder snon
Now, Mr.. Editor, sou must not think We
girls want TO vote, no. M, we don't; but
10 things ~ ha,srly We may brconie the
power behind The ir,ne.
Yours.
REBEscA.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

The Iiillsboro Recorder Of last week has
two sensible and well-wrliten articles ON the
subject OF Advertising. One Of them re-
fers TO County or legal advertising aud the
other TO the Business advertising Of that
old finished town. Judging the town
aud It's trade by the adj. columns Of that
paper--and there il no better caiterion for
iudging-,he town il as dead us Hector
and trade deader.' We Thought our town
showed less life aud business activity than
any other whiting our knowledge where at
newspaper il pulli,hed. but flillsboro
takes the bel,. Some twa or three Of
our half dozen merchants do advertise
but the Recorder does not show single
mercantile adv for that town--in fact
two professional cards and lady running the
Millinery trade seems 10 be the only per-.
sons alive there and dong business. No
wonde, the town does not Prcsrer-i.IvE
people shnn DEAD towns. and the fown pa.
perm lis advertising column reflects the
busines, status Of the town. Printers ink
makes townsville want Of il unmakes
hem. Milton Chit.hicle.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The snDus! meeting of the Stockholders
fthe n. Z. n. Il. 90. wa. held here last
week. The busines. was unintcres.ing 70
the general public The Oh state board n
Dipcior.. VIZ. i. I,urweIl y. 4. More.
head. Kerr Craig. Juliu. l;rsy. John ".
Graham. u. y. Ilyks. W \ Komsgay
and Daiald Mei'ss were re.appoia,ed and
the following Direc,or were elected % the
part o. The rrivste Stockholders! T. N.
HoI. ". J.. Holmes. u. ". Fries aed
X. y. Haywood.
The Directors subsequently, reelected r
NJ. Holt. President. and w. l.. Thornburg
Secretary aud Treasurer.
The report of The Committee on Pinsnce
vas referred back 70 The Directory 10 inves-
iigste mstiens connected sith the Sinking
Fund.
4 change 10 The bylaws added Charlotte
asa pIsve for tho annual meetings o. ,bs
Stockholders and the next meeting will be
bsld isdbst city.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

The Raleigh paper. aserihe many eases
of typhoid fever in that city to s,ul cutters
and filtly hack lots. That explains part.
But Raleigh needs purrr wafer. Tho~e
same foul cutters and iiIthy hack lots con
taminale the winter of the wells. and nut
II the wells comestyphoid fever, and other
feyer. We refer the press Of Raleigh to
nm article ON causes of contaginni In
towns" published lu the North Carolina
Medical Journal FOR March. and advise It's
republicaIion. The article contains ma.
terial a'r thought for all towns, and for
residences In The country TOO, for that
matter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
NOT SOLD YET.
My STEAM
H'0OL CARDING MACHINE

CEDAR GROVE, ORANGE co. N. @.
a RE now IN splendid order. and iln prelar:
IN al 10 do work that rsstf0t br eXurl|ed.
Marhias. tatrfby saving tile labbr OF Picking II
isuriing ,uilr wool liefnre bringing II for Card:
ing. ii il linp6rtsnt that The Wool should be
wsslr-d and CREASED before btibg brought 10 the
Machine. using one pound VI Grease to Teii
pounds ~ M0,A. 4
TERMs,--whltr Wool, EieH cts or one Flftli
OF fhe W0Di.
t'olorpd Woni Twelve aa,l 4 halt rents.
sn selling Wool rolls At ~ rviIf- per poifnd.
4 will take 10 exchange ivr cartlihg. Corn,
Wheat of Brpn.
Thankful FIR past fasofs. and fIiliy PREPARED rs
merit them III the future, confidently ask il coli5
tiauanre &c tlsa patronage M The se,sero,,s aud
apprceiatiye public. 80 80.
ALEXANDER wiLKERsoN,
May i Am. Cedar Gruye.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

A lady who arrived 10 this city yestsr.
day morning. reports that while On her vny
from Myrtle Grove SouDd. on Monday
night. sac witnessed singular phsnome.
non ID the shape of what had all tho sp.
pesraDce of being ball " Ere passing o.
cross lbo heavens. Il was 10 sight for
nearly I've piguies., and finally burst into
fragments -.WilmiugtUu Star.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

While ploughipg 10 6eId on Saturday /.
Mr Utley. . resident of Middle Cresk
township. vss overcome by the intense heat
Ne vas carried % the house. but despite
III attrmpts 70 revive him. died ii - hour.
Ne wss oDly eighteen years Of sge. was .
young man of much promise. and beld in
high esteem 10 biz community. --Rsl. Neps
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

Col. John r Winston. of Caswell. IL .
candidate for Congress IN Gen. Scales's d..
trict. He id Green5acker. The Raleigh
Oiserrey calls him "a lohemme candidate
Of small party There Is no telling ho-
hungry foIkssre getting.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
HEAVY ORDERS.

Since Congress adjourned Blackwell &
Co; had received orders for 10000
pounds Of smoking tobacco Up to last We'd.
ncsday. On this amount Of tobacco they
paid siO.sOU sreyenue. We cali III. .
pretty ba in!ss. ~ Durham ToluccO Pint.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
n -
wATs0N,s
Improved Rotary Harrow
7he Grem Desdenanm FomulH
2 Tie Invention IN

Cornelius Watson 81 Yanrcyville. n e.
rIsIlis Is harrow circular IN form. = ,o,t,an.
tal wheel. ARMED with six rows on ierth =,
" arnl- ra.liaiing from hub. and revolving -.
-lly when W lnniiUn around tl.e axle. Frnms sl,c
cfntrf extriisls an arm 10 which i ari,rIs,d J.
weight box. which when IN iise gives Inc rnts,v
ln9iion " The harrow Thls rotary ,notlo.s.
while hlee-oii. tho draft. l. itself eem,lnslla,,
of three mofioHs. rotary. ot,y "A s,,I ,..a
ward molten. tl'is eherting deep and turos,g Il,
pultefNais'n of the roil. redlslnr il Ia 4 ,ls,s
.llll., aliI having u perfectly lescl. willis ill.,
haIr0W w US revolutions, discharges nj trasb
ana tnahr- no seeumiilati0ns. Tic handle. 81.
sonIng or aii axls. nake the turning Of the bar.
TOW ~ Ihe ei,.l oI lr row needIe--.
single aud DoIisle iiafross made.
lpnul,ie HarTUws delivered a uiIl.l,o.. f,.....,
Tor ti1sUO. zine horse fI0. DfpVs
:, Orders sent 70 The Subscribers II ysncey,t,ie
ii,,,,u ~ kIsun 70 the ed'or OF The Recorder Il
nnizDVf0 WI rcreiye pr0fnif attention
f,,l, 80 ',s.n WAffON a &GttNN.
''uAh fanrey villt, Nc.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

AccIDENTTo YorNo LADY. While
,ut riding horseback on Thursday evening
last. from some cause or other. Miss Martha
I.sBier was ;hpwn from her horse. her foot
having caught 10 the stirrup she was dragg.
"a some distance. She was badly hurt but
foriunaiely no bones were broken.--i Torch.
s,,Lf A
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
DrsnAM. \. G: July sth ISIS.
A GARD.

] learn that IL is prol,osed 10 use my
name as an Independent candidate In this
Senatorial District. and ! desire to state
that under no circumstances can consent
for my name 70 be used
Iwould not have my friends believa for
a moment, tina: I connieiianced such a
movement. For one. regard The success
of il,e Democratic party too highly % ~
ought To impair our party organization.
! feel that principles and not men,
should always he the lest Of our party 10y.
atty Yours Very Resp.
JrLraS ). CARR.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
II A n RE d.

Hon. a. ". wad,iell was married this
morning to Miss Ellen Savage. ofihisciiy.
and with bis bride iouk the North hound
train for the mountains Of Virginia, where
tile happy couple 10 % spend few days
with brother of the BRIDE IiT. Reriew
~ July lst.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
Stick 10 Organization. = Hilsbyro Re

Stick to Organization. - Hillsbvro Re.
cOtuer.
Excellent aevioel Rat let ihe '.organi-
sation' befor saeasuvs. not msa, AID.
ton Chromcie.
Exactly what we contend for But It is
greedy and dissatisfied men, who make
themselves the standard d measures /, and
regard no organization that doe. not recog.
nixe them MS the life and centre of il.
Again we say. "stick 70 organization.