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Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
The Striped Bug.

The striped bug has come, the saddest
of the year. He is a moral double end
er, iron-clad at that. He is unpleasant
it two ways. He burrows in the ground
so that you can not find him, and he flies
away so that you can not catch him.
He is rather handsome, as bugs go, but
utterly dastardly, in that lie gnaws the
stem of the plant close to the ground,
and ruins it without any apparent a6
vantage to himself. find him on the
hills of cucumbers (perhaps it will be a
cholera year, and we shall not want
any), the squashes (small loss), and the
melons (Which never ripen). The best
way to deal with the striped bug is to
sit down by the hills, and patiently
watch for him. If you are spry, you
can annoy him. This, however, takes
time. 1t takes all day and part of the
night. For he hyeth in darkness, and
wasteth at MONDAY. If you get up be-
fore the dew is off the plantS-it goes off
very early-you can sprinkle SCOT on the
plant (soot is my panacea; if | can get
the disease of plant reduced to the
necessity of the SCOT, l am all right)
and SCOT is unpleasant to the bug. But
the best thing to do is to SET a toad to
catch the bugs. The toad at once estab-
fishes the most intimate relations with
the bug. 1t is apleasure to see such
unity among the lower animals. The
difficulty is to make the toad stay, and
watch the hill. If you know your toad
tbs all right. If you do not you must
build tight fence round the plants,
which the toad can not jump over.
This, however, introduces new ele-
ment. l find that | have a geological
garden on my hands. 1t is an unex-
pected result of my little enterprise,
which never aspired to the complete
ness of the Paris " Jardin des Plantes." :"
From Warner'S Summer IN q Garden.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
READER. ARE YOU AFFuCTED2

and wish to recover the same degree OF
nealth, strength, and energy rs experienced
in former wears? DO amy of the following
SYMPTOMS or class of symptoms meet your
diseased condition? Are you suffering rom
ill-health in any of its many ana mulllIaIl'
ous forms, consequent upon lingering, hefN'
Ous, chronic or functional diSeaScY 10 you
feel nervous, dGbilitated, irctlul, tlmld, ana
lacy the power of will and action ? Are you
subject TO loss of memory have spells OF FAINT
ing fullncSS of blood in the head, feel llSlieSs,
mOping unfit for business or pleasure, ana
subject to fits of melancholy? Are your KID
news stomach, or blood, i'll dlSordcrcu con-
ditiOn? Do you suffer from rhGuhauSIu,
neuralgia or aches and pains? Have you
been indiSCreet in early years ana lhu your
self harassed with multitude OF gloomy
SYMPTOMS? Are you timid, nervous, ana
f6rgetlul and your mind cOntlnu&llS lWeH-
ing on the subject? Have you LOST conlluchce
in Yourself and energy for business pulSullSF
Are yOu subject to any OF the following SSlnp-
toms: Restless nights, broken sleep, nlsut-
mare, dreams palpitation OF the hcart oash-
fitness, confusion of ideas, aversion lOSOclelS,
dizziness in the head, dimneSS OF SlghG, pm,
plCs and blOtchCS on the face anC BACK, anu
other respondent symptOmsf Ihousands ol
yOuuc men, the middle-aged, anG even inc
Old, suffer from nervous and physic,i dCbll-
ity. Thousands of females, too, are UIoken
down in health and spirits frorl disorders
peculiar to their sex, end Wis, rom Use
mOdeSty or neglect prOlon~ their offerings.
Why then, further negl0c, . -uSjCct so pro-
luctiye of health and h yInc~1 V hen there
Is at hand a means of restOr H0u?
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

Meat Preseason mutton chops
Chose from the neck are best) pretty
highly with pepper and salt, and place
them in dish in layers, with plenty of
sliced apples, sweetened, and chopped
onions; cover with good suet crust,
and bake. When done, pour out all the
gravy at the side, take off the fat, and
add a spoonful of mushroom ketchup,
then return it to the pie.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
U1UoFT,s TOXIC is not a papacea-is,

WuHoFT's Tonic is not panacea-is not a
cure for everything, but is a catholicon for
malarious diseases, and day by day adds fresh
laurels to its crown of glorious success En-
gorged Livers and Spleens, along the shady
banks of our lakes and rivers, are restored to
their healthy and normal secretions. Health
and vigor follow its use, and Chills have taken
their departure from every household where
Wilhoft's Anti-PerodiG is kept and taken
Don't fail to try it. WHEELOCK, FINLAY &
Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

The Helene mantlet is very dressy
it is made of black Indian camel'S hair
cashmere, trimmed with thread lace
and passementerie of arc-en-ciel jet.
This fashion of mantelet is "cut out" at
the neck, and hence gives to this part OF
the toilet pleasing finish.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

Stoned PeGrS.-Cut number of pears
in halves, peel them, and trim so as to
get them all of a size; put them into an
enameled saucepan, and good allow
ance of loaf sugar, the thin rind of a
lemon, q few cloves and sufficient pre-
pared cochineal to give them good col
or. Let them stew gently till quite
done. Arrange them neatly on dish,
strain the sirup, let it reduce on the fire,
then pour it over the pears.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

CdlUeS' Feet FrjcrSSeed. Soak them 8
hours, simmer them in equal proper
tions of milk and water until they are
sufficiently tender to remove the meat
from the bones, in good-sized pieces.
Dip them in yelk of egg, cover them
with fine bread crumbs; pepper and salt
them; fry beautiful brown, and serve
in white sauce.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

THE following conversation lately
occurred in a New England railway
station: Pat-"Phat is the fare to Put
nam?" Agent" Putnam in Massa-
chusetts or Connecticut% Pat" Phat
is the fare?" Agent-"S5 to Putnam,
Mass; s. to Putnam, Conn" Pat
"Well, bedad, Orll take the chapestp'
Ed.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
Perfection in Cookery.

The nearest approach to perfection in arti-
cles designed for kitchen use is that of Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER. With very little ex-
perence the housewife or cook is always sure
of delicious biscuits, rolls, bread, cake, etc.,
every time.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

PREJUDICE often rules in the physical treat
ment of Babies. They are allowed to suffer
and scream with Pain from Collie, Flatulence,
Bowel Disorders, ETC., when some simple, reli-
able and safe remedy, as DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, would give almost immediate relief and
perfect ease to the little sufferer,
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BELTS
AND BANDS ,
For self-apDlicatiOn to any part Of the boaD
meet evcyy requirement.

The most learned physicians and scientific
men of EluoDe and this country iHdorSe them.
These noted Curative appliances nave now
stnod the test for upward of thirty years, and
are protected by Letters-Patent in all tho
principal countries of the world. They were
decreed the only Award of Merit for Electric
Appliances at the great Worlds ENhiDitlohs
have been found the most valuable safe,
simple, and efficient known treatment Tor
the CuTe of disease.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

uAnd now,m shouted he, brandish-
inc his knife, "let us laugh. All! brig
and, you wished me long ago to de-
scend! Now it is you who is to caper.
And instantly"
M. GODDARD had, no time to make a
movement or say word before he had
OWNED the internal intentions OF the
lunatic. The latter had cut three or
four of the cords which supported the
car, and it bent horribly to one side.
But two cables of the support remained
hardly of more account than thread!
II would all have been over with the
brave ballooniSt had he not chung des-
perately to these.
The madman's knife touched the two
cords. A moment more and all would
be ended.
"One word only" cried GODDARD.
"No; no mercy!n vociferated the lu-
natic.
~ do not ask for mercy. On the con-
trary."
"Then what do you wantP" aston
ished.
"At this moment we are at a height
of 800 meters" :,
"Indeed, it will be jolly to tumble
from such an altitude"
alt is yet too low," continued Mr.
GODDARD.
"How SOP" asked the lunatic, stupi-
fed.
eyes; my experience as an aeronaut
has taug Int me that, in falling from such
a height, people risk not being killed.
Fall for fall, prefer death to mangling
Do me the kindness to precipitate me
only at the height of 5000 meters" "
"That suits me-" said the madman,
and he laughed ecStatically as he
thought of the now fearful descent.
VI.
At once NJ. GODDARD teld his promise
heroically. He threw out all the ballast.
Again the air-ship darts heavenwards,
and rises 200 metres in a few seconds.
Only, while the possessed man was
watching the operation with a menacing
air, the aoronaut accomplished another
of quite an opposite nature. He had
noticed that among the ropes spared
was the valve-escape. His plans were
formed in an instant. He pulled this
cord, placed at the upper part of the
balloon.
The hoped-for result was obtained.
Little by little the maniac grew drowSy,
and bent forward, ,insensibly asphyXiated
by the escaping hydrogen.
Now that he was completely over
powered NJ. GODDARD cautiously allowed
his balloon to descend to the earth.
The drama was finished. He was
saved.
The aeronaut did not bear the lunatic
any spite, and fastened to bring him
back to life, then gave him in charge of
the authoritieS.-FrOm the French OF
Jean RoSSean, for the Chicago Tribune.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

THERE is no use talldng-the Swiss Ague
Tonic is doing great work all over the land.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

Esg~ Av0iG bogus appliances claiming elec-
tric QuaHties Or Pdmpltet explains bow TO
cj9ti1GiaE the genuiRe from the SDuTlOuS.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
nng n ANY worker can make $12 day at home Costly
JUuU outfit free. Address TRUE & CO., Augusta. Me.

S5A1Ay to ssrl5s psen5s 5!ts FiNE Arr NOVELTIES
0IiJFIF FREE! j. II. BUFFORDS SONS Boston
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

Mm@ AFf9 retail price $3.50 only s65. PIANOS
Ekkg Ia "a ESA N retail price So 0 only 1885, Great
UEESa e5d sW " bargains BEATTY, Washington Nj,
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

@MFN Diseases. Prof. Hebra's Treatise,
Ss9 describing symptoms with directions t0r sure ere
free Address with stamp, E.SWebSteT BON 5thStPhila
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
9s.a5 III, H.f;SI :. Fff;'S.I..all59SS = L 7
FOR the WEAK,
NERVOUS and
DEBlLITA ATED!!.

The afflicted can nov be restored to perfect
health and bodily energy, at home, wIth0t
The use of medicine Of any Kind
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
EQEE m Al Reduced Price List OF Scales.
TILE lU I'LL CHICAGO SCALE Co. Chicago, III.

An Fine Mixed Cards, l0c. . Chrome, Zoe.
AfO 30, no two alike, l0c A.HUNT CO., FtScott Kan
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

WAMTEFl ASents-Everywhere, to sell
w REV l kD ouF new inventiOn-a neceSsty-no
cOmpeon-used in every house-sells on SightmpIOnts
large Don't fail to write OS j. SPALDlNG &CO Chlcago
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

Gcn A WEEK in your own town. Terms and
DUO SO outfit free Addr's Hallet&Co Portland Me.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
WANTED AGENTS !; 5@s 5Ss NEW. y B BOOK Dol!

VI II
hold the Trades and the Professions just the book Or
the times Special territory No competition. Now IS the
Harvest Time" B. B. RUSSELL, Pub, Boston, Mass
TEhG The Choicest in the World-Im-
! hH0 pa pOrters' priCes-Largest Company in Ame-
rica-Staple articlepeaSes everybOdy-Trade cOntin-
ally incTeasing-Agents wanted everywhere-best In
ducementS-dOnt waste time-Send for Circular TO
ROBT WELLS, 43 YeSey ST., N. Y. p. o. Box 1881
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
No. ;, PJRE L1bTiCatiDg CASTOR OIL

is the best article known for Rcap2rs Mowers
lhrpsherS, CaTiage.AXles, &c; also as an Oil for
HarneSS igy- ASK Ynur nruggist or Grocer for II
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
PULVERMACHER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BA,,DS

curc these various diseased conditions, after
all other means fail, and we offer the most
convincing testimony direct from the al
tlictcd themselves, who have been restored 10
HEALTH, STRENGTH, END ENERGY,
after drugging in vain for months and years;
Send now for DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET ana
THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY, a large lIltS-
tratcd Journal containing lull particulars
and INBoRMArIoN WORTH THOUSANDS. Cop
les mailed tr~7 Address,
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

On Mixed Cards, Snowflake, Damask, &c, no
uU2 alike withname, l0c. .Minker Co, Nassau, NY
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

The aeronaut did not bear the lunatic
any spite, and fastened to bring him
back to life, then gave him in charge of
the authorities. S.-FTOno the French Of
Jean RoSSeau, for the Chicago Tribune.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02

q K Fashionable Cards, no alike, withname,
& u l0c., postpaid. GEO. l. REED & CO., NaSSluNY
Sharp County record., 1878-08-02
TT Ell Z.
Newest Music Books.
y ONWARD !!

ONWARD is the name of l.. o. EWERS ON'si book
for SINGING CLASSES for the season of 1879 A
new and fresh collection of the best Secular and Sacred
Music with full Instructive Course. Teachers viii
please examine ~ Glees, So Sacred Tunes and 10 An
thems are provided. Price $3.50 per dozen.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Crayson County Le tter.

CANEYyiILE, Ky, Feb ,. .
Since our last letter we are happy to
note a decided improvement in the bust
ness features OF our little city.
Tobacco seems to he moving very lives
~, and our merchants are wearing a
more pleasant look than heretofore
The recent snow made our streets still
sinuddier than before, aud we really think
our citizens should look to their interests
enough to provide some kind OF side
walks. .
The whisky business has become very
lively hear OF late, there having been
another bar added to the number, making
in all four-three on the north side and
one on the south. In consequence of
the addition and close competition some
OF the bars have reduced their whisky
to five cents a drink, but oh such stuff
as il is. Let US have lUnatic asylum
next to complete the works Of his Satanic
Majesty.
Grayson county boasts Of the largest
acreage of wheat this season that was
ever known IN her bounds; it being
compared with the crop OF last year is
estimated at one,third more this than
last. which goes TO show that our farm-
ers are beginning to look to something
besides tobacco And why should they
not do so; at least when tobacco is so
low in price2 By the way, wheat crops
are looking as well as ever was seen at
this time OF year.
D,xu Auu
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

fshNGFosT, KY, Jan. 80, 1873.

fsiNGFosT, Ky, jan 30, 1873.
Editor herald:
In visiting the rooms allotted to the
geological survey, my attention was called
- report CA the ;imtsrs of Graysoa.
RrtcE iur dye, Ohm aud Harcock couu-
ties, hy l.. II. DrFlie7e. Believing that
those reports would lie interesting to
msny pcrsous il Ohio county, ] pros
cured sud sent lev copies TO diferent
irdl'i!nals. Another report frou' John
ilussey, botanical Assistant % geological
survey, tell into nav hands, tu, Gs vet |
have been unable to procure but one
copy. The latter 10 highly interesting,
and lf 1t couid have the attention it de-
serves, sud It tAr suggestions. il stt- forth
we're needed il would. in my huTAh!e
judgment rebound To the welfare OF our
eu,Irs Green S!'sr country. This arts
iu;o which "ur varieties of wood enter are
numerous ard 0f he create! impOr-
lance For many yeer. vina-casS' have
been ,hirp,d from our country 10 New
Orleans, snd though half dozen profits
are Esid before they cone 60 tbs coopers
hand. N France the. ray a pretty fair
prohs by iil'e cEog; tts ca'k could
BE- cladc On the Fr,uch model on the
ground and shipIea So bundles 9; 7;Sve'
TO Elgo.s Ey this arrangement Ihe
value o; tLis industry .yU'd - greatly
increased Another promising iadu,try
i the Masking 80 carriage parts. hubs,
trll,c-. &c, for export | am satisfied
th.t the a. suggestions ar Ct Importance.
any parties who wish 30 eut>r' 10 Az
enterprise of this hind, cGn G.t at the
necessary Information o. sddr.--ir.; Nj.
Proctor. Of the geological sarv,y, at
Frankfort, ky., who viii put them IN
poasesson OF the adArssl OF parties IL
Europe who have been euderYcring to
opeu rrespcuderce with responsible
parties in Kentucky for the purpose Of
getting wool material sent directly To
them in Europe My attention has been
directed 90 thls matter :or some time. |
know lh8t our forests aye moderated, yet
'us true they cannot yioid much profit
under our present system Of preparing
and shipping Bu. could responsible
parties effect an arrangement that ~ould
prevent 70 much handing without 80
many profits being made, then our tim
her would be source Of wealth. Ii |
am in possession Of any Information
bearing upon this subject that any one
may desire, | will gladly give It ii a?-
piled to by letter or Otherwise.
J. ~. MANOR.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

Ohio coanty IS recorded among the
counties producing rather an inferior
article Of tobacco, hence many counties
receive a much higher price for their
crops, and this to very great extent
is owing 10 the name more than the
quality Of the article grown. Adjoin-
ing counties, in which land is very
much higher, seem 10 claim little too
much for richer land than ours,
and, from this fact, they have a char
ac;er for raising better tobacco, and by
consent higher prices are awarded
;hcm. Oug lands are capable of grow
ing fully as good and yielding as much
MS any Of them. Why then ought the
discrimination be made against US /:
Only on account of culture and hand
ling as we conceive can it be done fair.
". On the old lands We grow 4 heavy
article, fully oqual TO that Of other
rouniics Of which notoriety has given
1hem a precedence; on our new lands
we can compete with the counties that
raise fine tobacco. The sandy soil i,
adapted to the culture Of this descrip-
iion of article, and the specimens pro
duced at the HER.LDis Fair fully
demonstrate tits fact. Much of il
vas small stemmed, fine fbered, wide
and soft leaved. Care in the selection
cfthe proper Kind of tObacco-un-
mixed-for this Is important, that it
NAY be uniform in breadth, length and
color, properly cultivated and handled,
sud Ohio county will rank among the
Lest tobacco counties in the State We
gay to our farmers, you have improved,
keep on advancing. and the result will
he TO your great advantage.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
IEnt Returning Beard.

The infamous scuuEdrel- who com
posed the Louisiana Returning Board,
are undergoing Il trial nos. J. VI.
Mcils, the heil-wcather of them all,
has not yet been captured. Il is said
that he Is in Washington asking pro-
lection, and threatens if not furnished
him, lie will t,I ,-3ai he kRors. II
would be interesting TO get hold OF it,
but that s 10 7 President will hardly
he willing for it to come TO light,
50 "eli- viil probably be kept out of
reach of the State laws of Louisiana.
Since writing the above, we learn
that Vel has been captured, ard is
in prison in New Orleans.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
"Eefgia' Buckles On Her ArEnOT III
EaVor Of VI oEasXa's flights.
Mr. Editor:

Mr.. Editor:
Oh, dear, why don't you just write a.
article Tor the special benefit q our Ci,y
Fathers, who, ia their supreme wisdom,
have forgotten that The good tbings Of
life wcr, intended Tor all s!ike-esp ,cially
"hen eli pay in proportion FOR the adj
vauiages likely 10 tie derived there'rom.
Just to think that |, for instance, pref
~ and fascinating in many respects, am
denied the privilege Of wearing 'chi'e
stockings like other girls. simply because
Iur cry 5rI'sz frr--, r',:''r INV ttr,, ssre-
sious error chat Hartford has bus three
streets. This il q strange haIucingtion
"A wonderful deficiency in the optical
acutenesa OF that usually wonderfully far
sighted body OF executive ability. Three
! lorg. parallel stretches of plank, reach>
ing from-trom-th alley ;o-"Ainsdom
come" without connection, only mud
from six to three feet deep, through
which we poor girls have to founder
making reports similar to those made
during the billing sad cooling period OF
an Hoosier courtship, as we endeayor to
reach the bouroe our provident daddies
point to in the pride Of their executive
! wisdom. often minus shoe. and our
stockings as speckled asa South sea
! Islander in fly time oh, dear, the mex
/ orable Destiny Of fate, which tramples in
The mire the weak, but by tar the better-
half of humanity, IN favor OF the booted
lords of a wrong>eui>foremost creation :;
aud this last edct Of tyranny, banishing
the imaculate covering of our locomotive
| extremitics, when lace skirts are the
| rage. sud appreciative youths are wont to
gaze from the street corners with sdmiN
| ration on the delft handiwork of maiden
| ingenuity a. we cross the stepping.blocSs,
is more than we could be expected to
abide by. aud should the elective fran
chise ever he bestowed las it should bo)
upon us poor wrorged females, the man
who refuses to build walks on all the
streets alike will grow old in the canvass
before he reaches the dizzy altitude OF
town trustee. BETTE
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Iion. Soi,n Ycung sronH.

Ills gentleman has been heard
from in answer 20 the many AingS
made a; him hy the New York sun.
lie Igspon~c was puh!ishcdin last Sat
usGay'S Courier journal. pcrUsal Of
which j. calculated TO satisfy any fair
minded msu that the suns charges
were not warranted nv the facts in The
case. Tie publishes a list al statements
from several CoHg!c-,mcn and Sgua-
tors .; both parties clearing him Of
any impulatious upon his conduct As
a mcmbcr Of the last Cougye@s. Tie
pays his respects to thc editor Of the
sun ia tie following cau,;ic language:
The ci::s. of lhc New York san i
an lshma,li,r lie caiumnia!cs the
living and tie dead. SANDER is III,
pabulum EVou winch he io,is. Hi,
charac.,.alprls -uhiecl ior dissection
rate IN s. 'ns,h-oIacgcss aul is oi.n-
sivoneSs increases Wherever the knife
81 lie Surgeon explores 10. There l.
nothing generous as gentle M bis uu-
ture. Nc $ .3hi.r. Manlia,s-.
truth aaI iH ,.s2 Ae knows mot. Crid,
hrar,l,-s, y.ua. aut malignant, he !,
'he sla,U.-, Hs-A.HaznuS ,t:be Amer
lean press, Ia vi,aou, the courage of
the SAVAGE. Il. Is tie rag-pic&er OF
the nasty -Guer-. There - method,
however. in Lis m;-authropy, iar DC
makes his galicc minister 10 his ava
Iice. For r,ioe he viii tap any filthy
sewcr ct scandal and ill the columns Of
his journal wirh it, slime. lie pam
dc.s 10 lie yilcst tastes oi humanity.
Should 81, occupation fail him. he
would not hesitate, ifncccS-iiv piuchcd,
20 tara Fugig ard live elf the io!oniou,
Industry If Atrial Dodgers. Had H.
lived IN the days oi LOUIS Nv. Iii pc
culiar genius would have fitted him to-
g hea3,man. or = Procuger iar The i'1'c
Gu cd, bcinc qualified alike ior PHI
less deeds ~ Ia, iu;r'gges Of 3obaCoh-
cry. Childhood, irom innocent IN
s,incts would -hun, - the honor 81
manhood mEst a5hur, hin. Cowardic,
can GO with lis money aad is false
hoods to the sun and have scattered
Xide any defamation Of lis enemy.
This editor Is no friend If the South.
No one WAS more distressed than he at
emancipation from hayanet rule of
Louisiana and South Carolina. He
cares IS much tor them as he does !or
The Turk. llis Democracy is 4 false
prc.ensc. lie tavors disturbance, de
lights 10 confusion, and has never
the champioEed law. order ana neace.
Rav;ng now about fraud and usurpa-
lion, il | mistake not, lis journal was
among the first 10 finch from the res
olulicn 10 follow The affirmation Of
Tilien's election to lis logical ccrclu-
sion, lead where il might, and the lacl,
of unity Of purpose oG this proposition
Of the election bill
do not know him-ucvor saw him
but, If hc i no: Indifferent to every
sentiment Of dcccncy and fair dealing,
lac viii reiract the charge he has made
a-a;nst nay integrity. Behind him is
=. ran with 4 mask.