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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

ten states and Canada. We doubt much,
had 1t been organized ON the old line life
insurance plan, with one hundred thousand
dollars in gold, capital paid IN, if to-day it
would have had one hundred members.
Should this society continue to increase
in the ratio it has thus far and we sec no
reason why it should not, it will become
one Of the institutions Of the state that
Cairo may well be proud Of.
There doubtless are those in this city not
unlike oursclf who have very vague ideas
Of this society. TO such and others we
would recommend 10 call at the Office in
Winters block, procure circular, and inform
yourselves 1t will doubtcs, pay,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
NO CURE no FEE. pr. a, G, O

hospital, Is, EG-, Washington street. Chicago for
the cure Of all private, chronic and special diseases
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS DEBILITY and LOST
MANHOOD. permanently cured. DR.. O. j. graduate
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largest practice IN the United States. LADIES re-.
curing treatment with home and board, call or
write. Every convenience for patients Send dny
cent for MARRIAGE GUIDE! 10 pages iilustra.
ed. Married ladies and gentlemen send fifty cent,
for sample of rubber goods and circular Of import.
ant Information by express Consultation free and
conAlentia!. Rcliahle FemMle Hill.. s. box.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
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CHRONIC PLEuRISY CURED.

NESSRS. WEEKS Il POTTER.-Gcntlemcn
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lame side, called by my physicians chronic pilUr>y-
caused by former INJURY and -truin, and for which
used many prescriptions and itnimeG:s, A. we'll ar
the socallcd rheumatic cures. without the least ben
clt my physician recommended one OF your Cot
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plaster was scarcely able to do anything | con
slider them inc-timGbc, and shall with pleasure
recommend them to the afflicted. Yours rc.pty,
Mrs FRANCES HARTMAN,
ORLAND, Me- April u, 1876.
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will prove 80 grateful and effective in tickling
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lungs, We believe them capable OF preventing Sc
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Do not coniOund these p!asters with the ordinary
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BE careful TO obtain COLLINS NoLTAiC PLASTER, 4
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

Ask any physician If Benson. Capc,rc Porous
Plaster !. not The best plaster ia the world Ihi-
remarkable article wa invented 20 overcome the
-Tc1l objection always found 20 the ordinary IuIuu.
plaster o. SLOW action IN bringing relief.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

\OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

LoQll whom II may concern!
'IUE lhaersi rcd administrator OF the estate OF
. Jane. u. hiGuNay, deceased, hereby give. no
uce llai ne Viii make iiuu report OF hi- gct- and
HQA-- a'such administrator 10 che Comfy tourt OF
Alexander County NJ Inc hlHy term thereof 4. y.
llH's ioNlt on Monday MAY .lh ls1.. and viii
Ven aad there AK Gor mn aG final settlement Of
his account aHd lor discharge rom al further la.
DNity as administrator " said c,,atr.
- H. a. EDMU%DsON, admir-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
MEDICAL.
MEpICA
)R. PIERCE'S
DIR. PlERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Are MOI advertised rs "cUre.S- bur nre specifics in
the diseases for watch they are recommended
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

\ New DEpARTuRE,-Thc attention Of
the public is called TO the fact that Daniel
Hartman has just received the largest and
and finest assortment Of Pocket KniYes ever
brought 10 TIL, city, consisting Of goods
from the wcli-k manufacturers Of DO
>~ph Rodgers and George Wcstenholm,
New York Knife Company, and the Celc-
bratcd Pockct-KHife manufactured |y
,Ionathen Crookc, Sheffield, known to be
tie best cutlery in the world; the first ever
introduced into thi, city and for sale only
by Hartman. \ fine line Of the celebrated
Bengal Razors. manufactured by Thomas
Il. Cadman. Everyone warranted. All the
above goods guaranteed to give satisfaction
ormoncy refunded; also, can he found in
his stock large assortment Of the cheaper
grades Of cutlery. Rock bottom prices will
be given on all the above goods. Call and
examine YOU wish TO see something fine
and good at Daniel Hartman's Crockcry
Store. \ very handsome line Of Fishing
Tackle on hand at low rates.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

? DoN'T fail 70 call and examine Jonathan
Crook'spockct knives at iLartmans crockcly
store.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
MEDICAL.
BENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster.

\ or @of, c a %4F.n@% Dal Gohf f. 1ea.as
ou' plaster .FgiH.h...iIg ggplt III one.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

rE'liE Gvoriic Wisconsin Summer Resort comb
i ming more advantages and attractions than can
be stated IN an advertisement,
.st"Scnd for Descriptive Circulars and terms. and
see how small sum It will require for your sum.
merrcst and enjoyment.
taA"AGdress DAVID GREENWAY.
hartford p o., Wisconsin
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

CAUTION. T TdEn: are a ma5o,. and ..
Bcn-on'- Capcinc Plaster IN the market. The cen.
uinc have The word "Capciuc' cul through Zach
plaster. SOLD by all druggists Price % cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

TIE Womans' Christian Temperance
Union will hold mass meeting in the
Temperance Reform hall Monday, May 9th
at 1870 O'Clock Mrs. L, 3, IIalbert, Of
Evanston, Ills, is expected to be present
and address the meeting, BY order Of the
Union,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

CEDAR Po.rs, hcvcd; the finest ever
brought to this market, over 5000 * the
raft Prices down to tie bottom. A. the
the lumber yard Of Lancaster Il Ric" Com
mcrcial avenue, corner Of Sixteenth street
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
FERRY BOAT.
THREE STATES.

LEAVES LEAVES LEAVES
Foot Fourth i. Missouri! LanG'E. Kentucky Ldc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
CHICAGO ICE CREAM.

am now prepared 70 furnish the above
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05

or Gold Plated Watches, Cheapest In the known
A. Coulter 4 Co., Chicago,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

REATTi Pmno Organ; best. So Look for
- startling news. Organp, IL stops. s55: Pianos
ohiT $50. Cost $3.50. Circulars free ID. r. Beat.
~ Washington, y, j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26
The Abstracfed State Bonds,

The special joint committee appointed 10 in
vestigate the abstraction Of bonds from the
Tressurers Office havo finished their work
and the repor. has gone to the printer. This
committee (Mr. G.. T. Smith chsicman on the
part OF the Senate and Mr.. w. W. Henry
chairman on part Of the House) have worked
every day since their appointment, except dur.
ing the holidays. Tho report will make about
ffty pages Of printed matter, and Is exhaustive
and conclusive in the case. The report does not
crminate any one attached to either the Urea.
surer's or the Second Auditors Office, but estsb
fishes The guilt of two persons
1t further shows looscness in the con duct OF
business in both Offices, but not more so than
usual in tho other Offices of the State. 1t also
shows absolutely that S35, 500 in bonds have
been stolen, with some doubt as to q 81 0)0 or
80 moro 1t is said that the committee will re-
commend proceedings on the official bond OF
the former Treaeurer, Col. Joseph Mayo, jr.,
for recovery.
4 member oil tho committee informed State
reporter tia. no moro frauds Of this kind can
occur, as the system for cancellng coupons by
punching. instituted in both offices is aguarsntee
against u Both the Treasurer and Second
Auditor, for snvcral years back. since the loose
and old fashioned way Ct doing business has
gonn out Of date, have shown by their tcts 8
determination TO protect the interest Of the
State-Rich. STATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

Mr.. Tyner, Postmaster General Of the North
EN- section Of the country, having ignored the
Presidents utterances 90 the subject OF OWL
service so far % not only to tell members OF
Congress that he would appoint to Office any
body they might suggest but to ask them to
recommend their friends for vacancies, the
evil effect thereof was 80 apparent that the
President has deemed it necessary to adopt
heroic treatment to c,rrect it, add tor that pur-
pose has appointed a chief justice OF Utah.
and o u. S. attorney and marshal in Maine,
10 utter disregard of the recomm sndations of
the Congressional delegations from Michigan
and Maine. By such action he has certainly
added to bis enemies the delegations referred
to, but whether be gained an equal number OF
friends is questionable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26
The City Debt,

La the Virginia House Of Delegates, yest,r.
day, on motion OF Mr.. Mu7hbach, the bill Il
facilitate the adjustment Of the debt of Alex,
andiia WAS ordered to cnprossmeot and third
reading.
Mr.. hlushbach states that the city Of Alex.
andria has debt Of 81 , 200, 0O0 while the as
sesscd value Of the real and personal estate 10
the city is but about S.. 600, 900. A large part
of the debt arose from subscriptions made prior
to the War to the stock of railroads and canals,
which stock is now worthless, and bonds of the
city loaned ia aid OF their construction. ln the
cndeavor TO pay the annual interest on this debt
the rate OF municipal taxation since the war
has been enormous, reaching one year as high
as So 20 per 500. 10 this state of affairs the
City Council Issued circulars making complete
exhibit OF the city haances, convened its etedl.
tors, and asked them 10 assent to compromise
Of the debt at the rate of fifty cents in The dol
lar. A ma j0rliy Of them accepted the terms,
aud favorable responses are being constantly
received from the remainder.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Mushbacb, he
claims, is 10 no sense torcible measure, aud is
based entirely on the assent of the creditors. 1t
provides for the caliog 10 of the bonds of the
city aud the issuance in lieu thereof Of register.
ed coupon bonds for one half of the principal,
leaving the arrears OF interest to be settled as
may be hereafter agreed %. The compromise
bonds arc to run thirty years from March !,
1878. and bear six per cent. interest. payable
semi annually, with coupons receivable 10 pay
meut Of all taxes, debts and demands due the
city, and not taxable, whether owned by resi-.
dents or non.residents The bill also makes
provision for compelling the City Council by
mandamu' to levy aud collect special tx to
pay the interest on these bonds 10 the event
that any semi annual nstament Of it is per.
mtted TO get in arrear, and authorizes the
courts to levy and collect tho tax for that pur,
pose should the City Council fail or refuse to
do so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

dcucp. 1t is believed that his resignation,
Which was rendered 10 consequence OF the or
dsrs 10 the fleet to proceed to the DardcDece,
has siuce been Withdrawn 1t is also thought
that the Government will not now deem it nc
ccssary to ask for q supplementary estimate,
and that 4 statement to that effect 90 Monday
will accompany an announcement OF tho con
c,usion of an armistice II the note Is perss
ted in 10 the face of Turkey acceptance Of the
Russian conditions, it will be opposed by the
Liberals by all the means 10 their power
Trustworthy sdvces from Vienna indicate that
Austria also had begun 10 look Tor something
mere tangible than the general assurances OF
Russia coed Intentions and had taken steps
| to obtain at least formal diplomatic pledge
| that the interests of the monarchy should sui
fer 20 dctriment. The communications *
changed arc said 10 have shown a moro earnest
desire Than ever On the part Of Russia to main
tain the good understanding hitherto prevail
ing, and it is believed thatthe present exchange
Of views vii! lead to q satisfactory issue. Ger
many a!so, according to special dispatch from
B.llin to the Times, his within few days
warned Russia afrcsh that the terms ct peaca
must he submitted to the powers for approval.
the rctrcc ,sslon of Bessaratia may have inhu.
the Austrian Government is further Increased
by the complication 10 the home policy. The
questions which led to the resignation OF the
Auersrerg Ministry are involved 10 the AustIo
| Hungarian compromise. An agreement reIa
tive to otrtain customs tariffs had been drawn
up by Prince Auersperg himself, but was re-
jccted by the Chamber Of Deputies. Though
the crisis does not extend to the Cabinet com
mon to Austria and Hungary, of which Count
Andrassy is Prime Minister, it is feared tha
indirectly it will affect the general policy rt The
Government. inasmuch as its attention vii
now be divided between home and foreign at
fairs, land differences Of opinion between lienna
and Pesth, whica had been allowed to lie dor
maui run great risk OF being revived.
LONDON, January 26.-The Standard IN 1t:
afternoon edition says: A statement will be Is
sued to day showing the services to which thu
six millions Of pounds (the vote to be proposed
will probably be applicable. Three mlllOn
are apporlionel to the army, two millions Il
the navy. and one million to contingencies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

Size, MI. Blains truthfully accused Massa'
chusetts of treason to the national government
during the war Of 1912 and the Mexican war,
a new light has broken upon the people Of that
State. They 90 logger see through a glass
darby, and no longer believe that there Is.
must and forever will be. an irrepressible con-
fct between the North and South. Indeed
they want the world to know the change that
has come over the spirit # their dreams,
through the iefuance OF Mr.. Blaine, and with
that obj cot 10 Wow resolution has been intro.
dueed in the Legislature of the State TO the
effect that they arc opposed to tho revival OF
any State or sectional auimosties, as being op.
posed to the best interests of the country"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

COURT OF AppEALs OF VIRGINIA May
bush vs.. Commonwealth. Writ OF error award.
ed to q judgment OF the Hastings Court OF tho
city Of Richmond.
Overby's committee vs. Overby's Administrator,
Appeal allowed to dccreo Of tho Circuit Court
nf Mecklcnburg
Keen vs.. Wilson ct hls. Appeal allowed TO q
decrco oflhs Circuit Court Ct the town Of Dan
villa
Tyler, Sergeant, w Taylor, Auditor, &C.
Further argued by William l.. Royal. ESQ.,,
for tho petitioner and the Attorney General for
the defendant, ana continued till to-day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

Mr. VIM. Lloyd Garrison is good hater-
Of the South. He nurses bis wrath to keep it
warm, and saiz,s upon every occasion for man
ifesting it. The Presidents conciliatory words
10 the Southero poopIa afford him an oppor'
tunity of exhibiting his hatred, and he avails
himself of it 10 letter to Mr.. Chandler, an ex.
tract from which appears elsewhere 10 to-day s
Gaz,lte. Mr.. Garrison. like Mr.. Benjamin
Wade, do*sn' realize, what's apparent to every
one else, that h, lags superAaoua On tho stage.
His teeth are drAwo aud he can do 20 more
damage The South laughs at his impotent
rage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 90.
The Senate having gotten through its labor

The Senate having gotten through its labor
On the Matthews silver resolutions rested TO-,
day. having adjourned yesterday evening I'LL
Monday.
The House was 10 session, bat merely to per-
init the delivery Of speeches for home CON-
SUMPTION" to be printed at the public expense.
However, barring the expense, the idea OF
having one day 10 each week setapartfor talk
is good one. If five days 10 each week could
be devoted to business, the country would not
c,mplain if the sixth vera occupied by the mem
bars in the expression of their views Oh the
questions of the day. never mind how cratic
these views might be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

The February number Of the South Atlantic,
a Southern literary magazine, which needs but
TO he seen TO have its excellence recognized, has
been received from ills publishers. in Whining
ton, N. c. It's contents are Early Times In
the Carolnas A Baptism Of Fire; Poetry Lau-
reate; Hampton's Campaign in South Carolina;
Eyelyn'S Choice, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

By the Senate action yesterday 10 refusing
to confirm the nomination Of MIR. Williamson
az collector OF the port Of Nav Orleans, that
gentleman rcmaiDs Minister to tho Central
American States, aud as such receives four
thousand dollars year more than he would
have gotten had the action of the Senate on
his late appointment been reversed. Home
unquestlonably has it's attractions, but the dit
ference between ten thousand and six thousand
dollars, the respective salaries Of the two posi-
tons, will doubtless reconcile Mr.. Williamson
to prolonged absence from the Crescent City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

Judge Keith rendered decision. this moro
ing, 10 the Circuit Court of Loudoun county,
in the case OF Scott vs.. Foley ct ais, that an
unmarried man, who boards laborers on bis
farm. is not householder or head of family
within the meaning of the homestead law.
Judge Dickinson, of tho Farmvile Circuit, had
previously rendered contrary decision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26
RICHMOND, January ,

To the editor Of the Aieraniria Gasetts:
Your Richmond correspondent states TIA.
voted for General Lindsay Walker in the lie.
caucus. He is right, with two exceptions u
the first place, didn't attend other the Lee ~
Fulkerson caucus, for don't believe in thri''
All proceedings ahould be, in my humbI2? op!n,
ion, conducted fairly in open house. IL .I< ~,
Superintendent Penitentiary. With TIE,
two slight exceptions your correspondent! wa
fully right ALEX. HUSTkH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

The capture of Chief Joseph and his small
band of Nee Petces Indians cost the people OF
the United States million of dollars If the
Indian agents had been honest the Nez Perces
would not have rcvolted. bu. that they did re.
volt is no reason why capturing them should
have cost 50 large a sum. The whole war did
not cost Joseph pic,yuue, and be got tho best
of ell the fights but the last one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

Among the best publications now issued in
this country is the American edition Of the Sat.
urday Review, an exact reprint OF the deserved
ly popular London Weekly Of that name. 1t
is published in New York just twelve days after
the London edition is issued. The first number
has been received
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

The Virginia congressman appeal to their
constituents to give 90 earnest and liberal cup
port to tho effort now 10 progress to raise a
fund for the L,o statue. Considering the fact
that they receive ninety six dollars week, be-
aides mileage. generous contribution on their
part would seem more appropriate than the
appeal" referred to, and would certainly be
of moro service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

The u. s. Senate yesterday passel,by vote
of % to 43, the Matthews resolution, declaring
the principal and interest Of the public debt
payable 10 silver at the option Of The Govern
mcnt Beiog concurrent resolution it is only
expressive of the Seaate's opinion, and has DO
practical effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

The FreedmaD's bank depositora, in response
to urgent appeals, have been Informed that they
will be paid another ten per cent. of the assets
OF that bank on the twentieth of next March,
The depositors 10 the Farmers and Mechanics
Savings Bank of this city want to know when
they arc to receive another portion of the as.
sets Of that bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26
virginia News,

The Warrenton Solid South says A dinner
party was given last week by ono Of our hospi-
table citiz,ns to his old lady friends. The
twelve old lady guests aggregated 10 age eight
hundred years. They danced a quadrille AID
the mluucttr.
\ meeting Of the readjusters' caucus was
held 10 the Hall Of the House of Delegates, 10
Richmond last night but 10 business was trans.
acted.
10 the United States District Court, at Nor.
folk, yesterday, Henry Miller, formerly clerk
in the custom house, was found guilty ct con-
spring TO detraud the Government.
NJ. r. Cook, of Norfolk. has been appointed
Virginia com missioner to the Paris exposition
By Gov. Holiday.
John Anthooy Logan, prominent lawyer Of
Halifax county, died suddenly 10 bis Office at
Halifax Court House, last Monday.
Rev. John McGuire of Fauquicr county, has
been called to the charge Of the churches OF
which the late Rev. &. Y. Stcptoe was rector.
Dr.. Henry r. Noel, prominent citiz,u OF
Essex county, died 90 the 23l inst.
i citizen Of Rappahannock county csught
fifty lllrc5 du;ing The late snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

Among the judges leeislated out Of Office by
the action of tho South Carolina Legislature is
Judge Mackey, who made himself proni
nsnt during the late Presidential contest. The
Judge Is smart man, but tricky, and, unfortu.
usteiy for his rise and progress, be has not
been careful enough about keeping that char.
acteristic concealed from the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

Littel's Living Age for January &c has boen
received. As has been invariably the case with
all the preceding numbers, il is filled with the
choicest selections from its literary contempo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26

The residence of ex Sheriff Henry, at Asto.
Iia, Long laand. was burned yesterday. While
the hremea were at work chimney toppled
over killing Charles Bennett and wounding
several Others. .t,'I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-26
fCommunical0I.


Who SHALL BE OUR NEXT CoEGREs;MAs %
l am no politcian-I am not al Off ,eholt =,
nor am a seeker for an otf,o an simply "
met hsnic. who hss always made and expect: to
hereafter mako his living by The labor Of h:
hands. I can, therefore, be accused OF no in: T.
ested motives when heartily endorse the nom
nation Of g. c. Neale for Congress. Mr.. N"'!'
enjoys great popularity with the workngm"a O.,
Alexandria, and the reason is he has alvey
been their sincere and consistent fricn !. VI
Neale is not the friend Of day, but once 1"
friend he is a friend always No WORKING ma
ever applied to Mr.. Neale for advice or ald b..
what it was cheerfuly given. The working M"
of Alexandria have always supported NJ
Neale in the past AID have ye! to find work.
ing man who is not enthusiastically for Nca.'
for Congress. There is no name thst will eIcI:'
such enthusiasm amongst tho working men n
that of Neale for Congress. Mr.. Neso MAJ
have richer friends, but he has no more dnGoi"}
friends than the
WORKIEGMEN or ALENAEpntA