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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
. .HERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF"S SALE.
- By virtue of writ of Levarias to me
directed, Will be exposed to public sale, at
the
HOTEL OF JOHN ELLIOTT,
In the Village OF Chrlstiana, in White
Clay Creek hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE ODD DAY OF APRIL, A. D., 1873,
AT O'Clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz;
All that certain tract, piece or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being on the south
side of White Clay Creek, in White clay
Greek hundred aforesaid, bounded by lands
of Mary Candy and Abraham Rothwell and
by White Clay Creek, containing about
seventy acres of land, more or less, with a
two-stor y frame and stone house and frame
barn thereon erected.
Seized ana taken In execution as the
property of Ann Medill who has survived
her husband David Medill, deceased, and
Lewis Morrison, co-mortgagor, and l. It's,
and TO be sold by
1SA AC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle. April Srd,
A. D., 1878. ap6-3tawts
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Indications for To-Day.

N4r Eogl,ud anil tie Mjdiie .States =,
nf,r preceied nedr tie coast Jy
uor'ur@'tr'y ,cH,is, stationary
u. anil rising preeeded IN uortt-
HS ly taiHg barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06
A Bank Officer Hurt.

a horse ran away about 1920 this
noon and crossing the pavement at 9th
and Market streets, hurt two persons,
one of whom was Mr.. Eubanks, cashier
OF the Bank of Delaware. We did not
ascertain how seriously. He was carried
into his house.
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ap5-3t& DANIEL MULHERIN,
NJ OF q Ell, Caleb Miller, do hereby
glNe MOTION lL CLIO IN to.

NJ OF IC Ell, Caleb Miller, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
judges of the Court of General Sessions of
tne Peace and Jail delivery of the State
OF Della ware. in and for the County of New
castle, on Monday, tho 9th day Of May
next being the first day of the May term,
a. d., 1878, for a license to keep an Ina or
Iavern, at NO 129 Tatnall street, being the
>. ". corner of Second and Tamall streets,
In the First Ward of the City OF Whining
ton, TO sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
TO wit:
Israel Cornell. Isaac Murray.
Lonn Wentz, William Miller,
David Woolman, Augustus Aschenbach
GeorgeT. FaIlows, Fred Well,
John Green, George ID. MARBLE,
DANIEL McCusker, John Beckwith,
JACOB hlenle, VIM. Kennard Moore,
James stroud, Thomas Moore,
lanes Mckenna, William Clavey,
Jullus Gunther, A. o. Perkins,
Anton Henze, George NJ Bacon,
Pavlu lrelan, John ii. YetJer,
James l.. johnson.
ap6-St CALEB MILLER.
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i ~ celebrated C.so

at tbn biiianee nance of ga Celohro.,,,
ng naSt SnS Opera sRer@ House on 1eMsgoTa5ed Monsed
H. / JapdiencesY"e'vSe ever attract one of the
very rs' brs$' t, The company is is ,nae ons
MetropoIiifean, ,hat can be selectad Il 9ag
"'e'' attraction offered si5u inc IN ,Irece piece
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NJ OrICE.- John h. Graham, do
1N hereby give notice that shall apply
10 the Judges of the Court of General Ses-
slons OF the Peace and jail Delivery of the
state or Del iware, in aud for the county
OF New Ca tie, on Monday, the 9Th day of
May next, being the first day of the May
Ierm, a. d., 1878, for license to keep an
Inn OF Tavern. known as the Market street
Hotel, on Market street, in New Castle,
School District No. 45, in New Castle hun
dred, 10 sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
to wit:
Ihomas @ Morrison, George Williams,
GILES Lambson, q l. Jemison,
John Garter, Arthur Mellon,
lnomHs Early, Robert sutton,
Ihomas b Smith, John G Mahony,
John Bacon, Ira Lunt.
JOHN L, GRAHAM.
apr5-3t.
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Happiness and prosperity are so in
dissolubly linked with good health, that
all those suffering with hoarseness,
coughs, colds, ETC., should try DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup ana be cured. Price rs
cents.
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hhow the Bank b.d
Failed.
"Vu1'a9 Eagle.

'V''h9 Edgie.
! IN Chn0,nnt.i {; mentioned that person re-
[the liSIef line lei county, Pa, not far
H. l,aadIroad, did not Know ksoVn ,,nt;l aaa
Pmk had }aiinnt iliat the Reading Saw
|prs On The uled. ,e,i This bank closed
|than fomr ne 9TH ioth of last November
hii fnT ,rt nearly every man, ,u woMaS ~ WAS
b. a',gr' ,er But it see%s eIound ,ha, knew of
|takes 'i' no o"ylng Wing in Chester hI county, ,net1
hny, and ND newspaper, u nor does diIs NY
ware oil the failure until Ini oahk aili5
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06

NQTlCE.-I, Daniel Mulherin, do here
~ by give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Mon1ay. the 9Th day of Nav
next, being the first day of the May term,
A. d., 1878, for a license to keep an Inn or
tavern at No. West Fifth street, in the
Ihird Ward of the City of Whining
Ton, 10 sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
lne premises, and the following respectable
to witt
p j McManus, William Baxter.
James Megary, William Green,
Earmar, Edwin A Parker,
Is + Vandever, Daniel McElwee,
r. + Lambert, Charles Schmith,
william McElwee, VIII. Richmann,
John Brady, August Biermann,
lanes clark, John Smyth,
Conrad Keller, George tinck.
a blckta, Andrew Wilhelm.
IIheodore Hermann, Michael Megary,
Nathan Liebernan, James Smith
u B woodward, Thomas ID Gibson,
Jacob Nisin5ure,
ap5-3t* DANIEL MULHERIN.
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DOR SHERIFF

DOR SHERIFF..
L. 10 the Voters of New Castle County ::
GENrL EMEN IL offer myself to your
consideration as candidate for the Office
OF Sherih of New Castle county, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic Party.
pledging myself to support the successful
nominee. JAMES r. COLLINS
Ap2oquinimink Hd., April 9th, 1878.
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Glass Broken.

Last evening during the opening of
Crosby and Hills dry goods. store, the
crowd was so great that large plate
glass in the lower window was broken.
The damage done will amount to about
$40.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06

+ OST.--An Account Book, on March 23d,
IL 1878, between Brandywine Village ana
Quarryvilie, on the Philadelphia Pike. A
liberal reward VIII be paid by James Nc
grocery store, Brandywine Village.
apr4-6t JAMES MCCREA,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06
REMOVAL

D. FEM ESEY, dealer in BOOTS and
SHOES, would inform his friends and the
public in general that he has removed his
store from No. 406 to 419 Market street.
where he would be pleased to see them, /
have greatly reduced my prices to suit the
times and the pocket-book. Call and see
me. anr5-ot
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06
A Warming TO Girls.

Now as the pleasant weather is at hand
the chief pasUime with the young girls
will be dumping the rope" They should
be very careful not to jump too long, and
not exhaust themselves, thereby prevent
ing any fatal results. In New York, on
Saturday last, little girl named Cor
coran jumped rope three hundred times
without stopping, and now lies in pre-
carious condition.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06
A BR0WNTOWN TRAGEDY /!
A Man Murders His Wife
AND THEN CUTS HIS own THROAT
THE MURDERER LIKELY TO
RECOVER.

SAD RESULT OF RUNS woRK-THE
FIERCE DELIBERATI oNs OF THE
MURDERER-HE DRAGs HIS
VICTIM DOWN STAIRS AND
THEN KILLS HER-THE
DAUGHTERS STORY
FULL DETAILS OF
THE HoRRID
EVENT
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06
"sMAsH HER BRAINS OUT

with water pitcher. Nellie begged
him to desist, where-upon he took his
wife up in his arms and carried her
down stairs into the dining-room. Here
he laid her down upon the lounge, with
her head at the foot, where it struck
against the sewing machine. He then
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O. ~ HGa GaD@.

sobre L6ndres. Paris. Bremen, Gsnova. Habana
Santiago de Cuba Santo Domingo, Madrid. Santan-
DER O&diz Barcelona otras plazas de Espana. 81
ran por cantidad de mas de veinticinco pssos-SIIr
"a oonRa TetuApsst
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on construction c0nstantemente ciento elm
cnenta parcs lie maquinas con sus correspon-
dicntes accessories agrcolas Y el empleo de
400 OpcrariOs
Las gentaias que ofrece e arado a, yapor al
propietario, son: independence relatva con
respecto los iornaeros fuerza animal que
Sc empea en- e3tos trabaos, consiguendoSe
ademas tener las tierras mejor aradas y stas
mas tempo, resultnndo de ese modo grandes
economias en- el cntivo y nayores produc-
toS
Las ventaias que ofrecen las meioras a1iba
mencionadas, el tener igual fIerza de traccion
con maqunas mas ligeras manuables mayor
fnerzas de resistencia en- las varaS pleas por
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lBTBgI0S JyDIsIALBS.

Don Miguel 44,ltonio Basfeto, Jaea de prt-
mcra iinstoncia de H'''a1cao y $" DIS
i...In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-04

Don Miguel d,ltoaio Baste|o, ,jaea de prt-
n,era instoacia de Ha1R1cao y SH DIS
trio.
Por el prasente, cito, ilam1 y cnpazo To-
dos los que Sc cream con derccho oponerse
i Ia apr0bacion del conyenio celebrate en- Ia
iunta efectuada ell dia 26 del corriente, entire
10 societiad quebr ldl Sres. II Ritter Y Comp.
on liduidacion, del comercio lie Fajardo los
Acreedores que ella asistieron, consisticn 10
souel en- admitirse por la mayoria dc acreedJ-
res Ia cesion de bienes propuesta por los que
brados entendiendose el montante del actlvO
segun inventario por ell dc los creditos del pa
sivo, 10 que del Interior balance rectiicado
resultase contra aquel, lbertanlo de Interior
responsabiIidad al sOcio gestor ID. Herman
Ritter; el comandtario ID Miguel Antonio
We've cede traspasa los acreedores el ca
pital de Sl3, ,S39-79 cents. con que fgCra EN- ell
balance. La oposicion debsn fomalizarla an
te este Juxgado tlentro del precise termino de
ocho dias sigueates al de Ia relebracion lie la
iunta apsrci1idos de que transcurrido dicho
termino, sin haberse presentado oposcion le-
gal Sc acorslara su aprobacion, proccden1o
esta de derecho, pues asi 10 tengo man isdo
Dor auto de es fecha en- los de quicbrA de
aquclos sehores.
Dado en- Hnma 'ao % de Setiembre de
1878. Miguel Antonio Busteo -P0r manda-
do de S. 81 Eugenio de Torres. i--3
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Los aparatos para cntivar la TERRA por me-
dio del vapor, fabricados por Ia casa de los Sres.
Johp Fowler Comp. de Leeds, han obtenido
en- las exposcones agricolas de casi todos los
paises del mundo ciento cinco premios le pIi-
mera Case, 81 medalas $25,o00 en- dinero:
10 que prueha suficentemente Ia excelenca Y
gran utilidad de- estos aparatos Sc han ex-
pedido de la fabrica hasta Ia fechs, sobrc 1000
juegos de aparatos completes, ademas de gran
Rdmero parcialmente. Las mejoras Introduce
das en- los Iitinos tres amos para adaptar me-
j0r cstos aparatos al cultivo de Ia cana, han
producdo resultados tan buenos que para cum
plir con los pedidos es menester despachar Sc
manalmente seis aparatos completes. Y tener
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ell uso del acero en- lugar del hierro; el proper
cionar una fuerza motriz para cargar cana,
bombear aqua, aserrar maderas, mover centri-
ihgas, amentar alambiques, etc. todo 10 cual
se pnede hacer con la mayor faclidad en- los
interva'os de Ia aracion, y por dltimo Ia reduc-
cion en- precio que lie pone al acance de toda
hacien In de medana extension Para mas de-
tales lirigjrSe en- Ponce al que suscribe, inge-
Micro, como tambien sobre toda case de ma
quinaria para az1car, ron, cafe, arroz, maiz,
ladrillos, hielo, maderas, ferro-earriles, tram
Was, remolcadores, y cualquiera elase de ma
quinsria colonial
Ponce, 10 de enero do 1873. - Roberto
(yrnbdn1 apente Vier
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Noticia Importance.
4 LOS PAsAJERos QUE VAN A LA EXPosIcIoN
DE PARIS DE 1878.

FL lila l6 del corriente saldra de St Thomas
el magnifco ynucvO vapor ingles I'D o n !"
de 3s05 toneladas Los pasageros que van la
Exposition paeden ir Cherbourg J de aquel
puerto Paris por ferro -carri en- horas
Los que van Espaha desde Paris pueden ir
tambien pGr ell misrno ferro-carril atravesando
los Princes en- pocas h0ras, teniendo la opor-
tnnidad de gozar de las maguifcas vistas que
sc presentan desde este pnnto.
Fl vapor "Medway hizo sd dtimo viaje de
Barbados Southampton ell deZ dias.
Los vaporcs Trasatlanticos ingeses toca-
ran en- Mayagtez los dias l3 de Abril, Ii de
Mayo, Y Is de Junio Y on Ponce ell % de Abril,
u de Mayo y u de JUNO. Pasajeros que de-
seen IL Europa via Mayaguez Ponce puedeA
tomar billetes de pasajes en- esta agencia parO
plymouth, Southampton Cherbourg Paris
LATTER 4 Co
Puerto Rie1 q de Marco ie 1872.
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IMPORTACIONEs
DIRECTAS.
LAS ExISTENCIAS
Sc RENUEvAN
MENSUALMENTE.


Calzado eseogdo, en- polainas, medias idem,
rebajados, pantutlos etc, Ultima novedad: ade-
rezos zarcillos otros objetos de prenderfa;
bretaiias, gaute de hilo, silesias, creas, ereto-
mas otros tejldos analogos, de puro hilo de
mezcla; batistas y muselinas blancas pinta-
dasy de color enterS, escoger por la gran
variedad; magnifcas regencias varandoles,
yerbila etc, zarazas; non, olanes superiores
de las classes que con tanta aceptacion hemos
importado Gnicamente; raso, gros, sargas, ta-
ietanes, pano de Paris otras sederias, que
por ST solas bastan acreditar la buena cleo
cion que hemos hecho; granadnas poplines,
cefro, brocado blanco; baregs negros de CO.
lores, sos, listados y cuadros; trajecitos
para nihos avfos de bautizar, gorritos bo-
tincitos, todo esmeradamente confeccionado,
baberos, deantales de hule etc, etc sombre-
ros de terciopelo y de gro ricamente adorna-
dos de paja de Italia, hule, blanoos negros,
de espartenia y otras clases, todol elegante y
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Casimires, merinos, pafos, satin, de clases
superiores Y medianos; calzado esnel ad lmen-
tie concluido; dries blancos y de color, classes
selectas y ell Cotton check backs tan usado hoy
por los psrisienses de tono; eamisas blaacas
de color, Ultima novedad; cuellos punos
camsetas dnericanas case recogida; sombre-
ros de felpa de fieltro finos entrefnos, de
paho etc, y los solcitados sombreros de paa
En- ell ALMACEN DE Ell RAFO q
ticulos MAQUlNAS De COSER NAOIONA
vendemos preeios muy m6dicos
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0j0 que interesa.

Ha llegado esta Capital, procedente dc
Malaga, el Pbro. ID. Manuel Martin Lorca
Dicho senior hace organos, los compone,
arregla alma por indtiles que est6n, y sin
desdoro en- su sagrado ministerio, ofreoe sus
servicios, en- este ramo, d los Sres Vicarios,
Curas Y Capellanes de toda Ia Isla Su casa,
calle de San Justo 10 esquina q Ia. .Fortale-
"a Puerto Rico, ts
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inglesa, tan propios para este china; de espar-
terra para j6venes nifos, todo de diversas
formas y de gran novedad gnsto; polainas
para montar, fustas, bastones, paragHas, ca
mas de hierro, pahuelos de hilo, corbatas de
cabr,ia, cinturones, botonaduras, estuchee
de bolsillos, calcetines, calzoncillos de hiIo,
etc, etc.
nexo la misma casa, tenemos inhnidad de ar
L, de WlLL0X & GIBBS y de SINGER, que
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Sssisisi Aa6s!ma
CREDITO MERCANTiI.
S. j., PUERro-aIC0.


''ai,ita' SOC Al 80. -. 5000, ~ o.. r0'.
Iii r,.ai'Z1do { Is de
Novembr. 1871. 80 ,304 81 etyo
Acc.aneS Nls'iltas Is lie
\oviclnbrr Isl; .......... IT, i.A
Id 81. suScribir -. ............ 49, /.
0peracioaes de que Sc ocupa la Sociadad
Desco,tar, pre.tar girar, 'leyar cncntas co.
rrientes dntir dcp6stos, rerih'r itup,1cp
ues ahonaado inteHes, veriticar cohr1n2as pos
cuenta aiena, negociar ValoreS con sin su
responsabllldad, Y cuantas 0traS oporaciuu, .
de credlto Y banca qnC no se Opongan Sus
Estatutos Reglamentos,
Tipos aeordados para las operaciones.
lop q anual para los descuentos.
Zap Is anual para los pr6stamos
tp1 por comiaiou de cobranza
IpSo al trimestre sobre ell valor de los de.
positos en- custodia.
Las cuentas corrienteS son lleTadas gratui-
tamente no exigiendose NADIA de los nteresa-
dos por los cobros pagos
La siguiente tarita expresa el interes QUE
aboDa 10 Sociedad por las imposiciOnes pla-
10 flo;
De $500 arrlba por 3, meses, 5pe6
.nual
De id i'd por 6, :, 80 meses 6 p % id
De i'd. i'd por 10, ii 6 II meses p. q i'd
De Id i'd por l3 moses en adeante 5pt6 i'd
Director, Marques de la Esperansa, -Secre-
tario, d. jose AntoniO Canals -Contador,
reanO Feaa. Alb S.
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Carruajes.

De 0onzale2y Ramos saien diariamcnte las
dos de la tarie para Ho-pieiras. Carolina Caguas:
las su:Itro pare CAEreios Rto piedi 49, hetados
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variado, de buen gusto y barato; capelnas y
mantil!as de puntO de seda, negras, blancas J
color elena; de las celebradas formas andal,l-
sas y seciLanas; velos para lutos y velihos,
cuellos punos, corbatas chalinas, todO, rico;
perfumeria completamente surtida, suelta y en-
estuches; trajes de holanda b0rdadOs con
guarniciones de gran gusto, flores riqufsima-
perfectamente imitadas perfnmadas en- "a !;
mos y sueltas, y otros adornos para cabezaa
fecos de seda, algodon y lana, surtido COM
pleto, asi como en- tiras bordadas, encajes en-.
tredoses, trencillas, eordones y otros objetos
para adornos de trajes, blondas de seda ricas;
preciosas coAfecciones de seda; cinturones,
pajes porta-faldas porta aabaHicos, carteras
y bolsas de tafetey terciopelo, portamonedas,
bolsas de viaje y maletines; cintas de todas
classes, alturas para retratos, sombrillas, me-
dios paraguas, abanicos de gusto y otros muy
ricos adornados con plumon, guantes de ca
britilla, y cuanto mas Sc pida.
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DRIED APPLE CHRISTIANS.

On4EO ATxxE ChHlSllANN
From Beecl,er's lecture, 1.-THE Reign
of the Common People:''
[ will not weary your patience by a
longer discussion, and will briefly
make II few points of application. The
first is, the folly of Il blind adherence
to all forms Of creed and organization.
l suppose there are some men who, if
they could have their own way, would
rather start for Europe in Noah's ark
than III one of the very best White
Star steamers. Laughter But for
myself l would rather go in a modern
steamer. [Lauglter.] Change for the
sake of change is folly. Change with
out study, care or adaptation is worse
than folly, it is crime. But where men
have the primary object in view, chart
ty. and when men are seeking to estab-
liSli this by new Instruments, new
measures, and new methods, they are
wise, and the men who insist upon ;d-
herring to the old ones are unwise. For
I'LL old method, when new ones are in
vogue, is like dried apples after the
tree in the field begins to give you fresl,
ripe apples again. Dried apples il you
can't get anything else. Laughter.
And hence the injustice Of charging
"IVIB upol all iIIetl WHO SLtp aside
from the paths of thought that have
been laid down. Men usually greet
those persons that undo rtake to present
truths in new form and with new
adaptations and with new and skillful
points-Mrn generally say, But the
Bible. Tie Bible says 50 and 81, and
you must give up that precious book. >
don t mean to give it up. 1 d"n'l
intend to give it up. l intend to do b,
it what Christ's disciples did wl,ei
they went through the fields on Sun
day, eating wheat. rubbing it in theil
hands. They didn't think that they
had to eat the straw nor the chaff be
cause they wanted to get the wheat
and ! don't think l am bound to ea
straw or cilaff. That is. l am moi
bound to eat your Interpretation of tn,
Bibe. Every mans Interpretation O
every passage Of t ,e Scripture is &c
cortfin9 t0tis philosophy and the WAY
he t,:.s been taught; and it don't fol
Low because I repudiate your interpre
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-26
TRANSITIONAL.

The New York Times in an editorial
published a few days ago says 1--WE are
now passing through transition
period in which old issues have passed
away" We are glad the Times has
discovered this. In fact we are still
more glad to see that all the leading
Republican newspapers are getting
their eyes open to the fact, as we see by
recent editorials. At this rate they
will soon be aloug side of the ADVANCE
which claims to he appropriately named
and expects to keep in advance of all
parties in both politics and religion.
The ADVANCE of May 9th contained
all editorial article under the head of
"A Transition Period, ;" beginning will,
the following sentence: ''Those who
can read the times Alright are agreed
that the present period is one of trans
elton from old to lew in almost every
field of thought and action.'
Those Republicans who tread the
Times Alright the N. Y. Times) as
"VbA 40 VIC VltuCo VIC dkAO III iSkC plDDskUlN
now ready to agree that something s
got to be done quick" as the boy when
lightning began to strike around him
There was heavy thunder shower j,
Maine few days ago and before tn
fall elections are over the lightning
VIII probably be striking al over.
For our own part, our sympathip
are all on the side of the working MAJ
In his demand for relief and reform
We do not agree with the greenbacker
that anything like permanent relic
can come from tinkering the currency
but their are a number of other reform
vital to the interests of the working
CLASSES which must be wrought out
and in this we say, God.speed to labo,
More of this In future.