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National Republican., 1879-07-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CRY NOTES.

The only TmkO-Russian aud sulphur
bath-house in the city, 9O3 Il street northwest
Mr.. Roome issued soventy-hyo drawback
certificates tor special assessments yesterday.
Only marriage license was issued ycster-
day, and that to Richard II. Bcal and Mrs.
Mary Ann Brown, both Of Prince Georges
County, Md.
The analysis of samples of water from all
the pumps in the city, made under the direc-
tion of Heal Officer Townshend, will be com.
menced to-day.
Mr. Falls, OF the trustees of the Reform
School, yesterday informed Judge Bundy that
there is room at the Reform School now for
boys who may be sentenced there by the court.
"A oolOred man snatched pocket.boolS
containing q small amount of money from the
hands Of Mrs Swingle oh l street, between Sec.
ond and Third streets, yesterday morning and
ran Off
"A man named William B. Mpjor was ar.
rested by Officer Mari yesterday morning,
charged with making an indecent assault on a
little girl. The CASE was continued in the Po.
lice Court.
Dancing programmes and all kinds of work
for excursions and entortainmontsare executed
at The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN job-oflice at
cheaper rates and in better style than any
where else In the country.
William H. Vcrmillion, contractor for re,
pairing Seventh street road, has been sus'
pended by the Commissioners and will not be
permitted to do any contract work for the Dis
trict in the future.
II, V. Trayers, G10 Ninth street. yesterday
sent an application TO tho District Commits
sioners for the position Of chaplain Of the
Water Board, stating that he had learned that
such an Office hnd been created by u recent act
of Congress.
A man named w, II. Cooley fell off n
National Republican., 1879-07-21

The annual session of the Grand Lodge of
the District Of Columbia was held last evening
aud the following grand officers were elected {;
A. ". Ggwler, q, NJ; s. L. Faunce, d. q. NJ;
Dr., John Il. Mason G. W.; Rev, p. Hall Sweet,
G. Secretary; Samuel Wise, G.. Treasurer
William r. Mclean, Grand Representative to
the Grand Lodge of the United States for two
years, These officers will be installed the 3Oth
instant.
lowing officers; John Long, Grand Patriarch
A. II. Stoclman, Grand High Priest John
Edwin Mason, Grand Senior Warden William
Ii. Frazier Grand Junior Warden George
Fmmons, Grand SHribo: Andrew Jackson,
Grand Tren'ureri John T, Given, Representa-.
tive TO the Grand Lodge l. o. o. L.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
Tho rIney PoInt.Excur,Ion.

The complimentary excursion and german
on the steamer George Leary. givon by tho Of.
Acers of the boat, will be ono of the greatest
events of the present excursion season. The
objective point Of the excursion will be Piney
Point. The boat will leave Washington at
the next morning at halfpast six q. m, afford
ing view of the Potomac by daylight, and
tho opportunity of enjoying tho german and q
cool sail on the return trip. Weber's full brass
and string band will accompany the excursion,
and every comfort will bo provided for tho
guests
National Republican., 1879-07-21
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Local Items Gathered by Republican
Reporters.
A Schooner and Cargo oLibeled-Sudden Dis
appearance of n Thief-Death of MIR.
william Hincks-Mortaiity for Ono
Week in the District-opera-
tions of the Uealth-Of-
flee - Other Items,
Mortality in the District.

The total mortality In the District of Column
bia for the week ending Saturday, July 10, was
100, or at the rate of 35.i per 1000 per aunum.
OF these decedents 2j were white males 30
white females, % colorcd males, and 30 coored
females, showing death rate of 27.96 per 900
per annum for whito and 5O07 for tho colored
population. The deaths by classes werc as fol.
lows Zymotic diseases, 40 constitutional, 16 /;
local, 46; developmental, 8. and from violence
There were 20 deaths from diseases of the nerv-
Gus system cholera infantum, Ii phthisis
pulmonals or consumption, o; diarrh9I, z;
entero-colitis, 5; dysentery, 3 senile de-
bility and congestion Of the lungs, . each and
l each from cholera morbus, pneumonia, cry
spelas, Group, scpticema, whooping cough,
sunstroke, typhoid. intermittent, and malarial
fevers. OF the deaths, 80 occurred in Washing
ton, 2 in Georgetown, Z in the county, and
III in the hospitals. Seventy-two of the dece-
dents were natives of the District, 81 of other
parts Of the United States, aud foreigners
Thirty white and 50 colored were under five
years of age, and . white and 0 colored sixty
years and over. The greatest mortality (22
deaths) occurred on the 18th, and the least III
deaths) on the 10Th. There were 81 births re-
ported-22 white males, 10 white females, 21
colorcd males, and 8 colored females. Still
births, 81 white and 4 colored. Marriages ro-
ported, l2--5 white aud colored.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
Maryland MethodI.t,, camp.Meetlnr.

The great annual camp-meeting Of the
Methodist churches of the State of Maryland
is now going on at Nelson's Woods, Crisield
Nd. The steamer Frances, leaving here on to.
morrow evening, at five o'clock. from Stephen.
sons wharf, foot Of Seventh street, takes pas
sengers for this point NJ $3.50 for the round
trip; children under twelve aud nurses, 81 so;
children under four free. Returning, leave
Crlsheld on Monday evening, arriving in
Washington at seven u. m. on Tuesday. This
affords an excellent opportunity tor those do.
string to attend the largest camp meeting held
in this part of the country.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
Tho RIoh California Banher.

When II became known that one Of the richest
California bankers had len tho Pacific cosst and
transferred his base Of operations to the New York
Stock Exchange oil the shrewd nnancleis watched
his course with keen interest to see how he would
succeed. The result has emphatcally proved the
wealthy bankers sagaoity. Besides having much
wider aud more promising field to operate in, ho is
known to have been in several stock combinations
That paid Immense profits BY the combination
method of operating IN stocks Messrs Lawrence &
Co.. bankers, New York, unite orders of thousands
of customers, IN different sums into one vast c0pl.
tal and operate them as mighty whole, dividing
profits pro rata among shareholders every thirty
days. Capital In any amount from $40 TO 100000
can bo used with great success In these pools: s2o
would pay 500 profit $500 would make 5000, or
10 per cent on the stock during the month. Messrs
two unorrng rules for success" and full parllcu-
lars so that any one can operate In stocks aud make
money Stocks aud bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Apply 70 Lawrence & Co.. bank
ers 81 Exchange place New York.
National Republican., 1879-07-21

AS will be seen by reference to tho excur-
sion advertisements, the Frances was detained
in New York by heavy weather aud storm
signals. She will bc here on Friday morning
early, leaving for Ocean City Friday evening,
at eight o'clock. Instead of making her next
regular trip to New York, she will lay at Girls.
field, to await the return of the Ocean City
excursion, thus preventing all possibility of
delay on the return of the Ocean City party.
The excurslonists will leave Ocean City on
Monday evening, arriving here Tuesday at
seven a. M, giving all day Saturday, Sunday
and Monday at the seashore
National Republican., 1879-07-21

Another of tho delightful excursions by the
Washington and Baltimore Company is All
nounced for next Sunday, to the above place.
on Great Wicomico Bay. This ofitself should
be enough to satisfy tho public that it will be
strictly frst-class affair. The management,
however, not satisfied with tho many iatter.
Ing and complimentary notices upon the sue.
cess and brilllancy of their former efforts,
have adopted Excelsior as their motto, and
havo arranged to have large and commodious
tents on tho beach for tho accommo moiation of
bathers. One hundred additional chairs will
DO placed on the steamer, and last, but not
least, tho genial DIR. Shinn, ut the Point,
guarantees to make all happy and comfortable.
The Moseley will leave at balfpast eight
O'Clock sharp, returning not later than eleven
y. m. A full forco of officers will be at the
wharf aud on the boat to see that no improper
persons get on board, and the public may rest
assured that their enjoyment and comfort will
bo specially cared for by the manager, who
Will IN person superintend the trip,
National Republican., 1879-07-21

A sort of cross-lre litigation has sprang up
between Mr.. J. 5. Bakrer, of the Kennebec Ice
Company, and Captain Whitman Chase, jr., of
the schooner T. NJ. Wright 1t seems that
the craft arrived here with COS tons of leo
consigned to Mr.. Barker, but which the inastor
of the vessel would not deliver until the con.
signce paid the freight, fixed at soventy-iivc
cents per ton. Mr.. Barker had tho vessel
libeled on account Of not delivering the cargo
aud to secure him against loss, and then the
captain libeled the cargo for his freight. How
the fight will end remains to bo seen.
National Republican., 1879-07-21

A coored man, while passing down Seventh
street early yesterday morning, snatched pair
of shoes from In front of the store of Horatio
Moran, between Now York avenue and L
street. The theft was soon discovered and
pursuit of the thief was begun Immediately.
The police of the Sixth Precinct Joined in the
chase and were on the point Of success, when
the man dodged in house corner OF Twelfth
and G streets and was seen no more. He
dropped the Shoes however, which were se-
cured aud turned over to the owner. Tho po-
lice made thorough search of the houses in
tho vicinity, but to no purpose.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
ELEGANT TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND RING
CONTRASTING THREE FINE DIAMONDS, S25
JACOBS BROS, 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Tho Opening strike AgsInst MonopoiIes.
nHfRanAY ImlV ol

The Zulu war sinks into ipsignifcance com.
pared TO the startling information, which is
flashed throughout the country that the great
political agitstor Bernard lIonzs is on the war
path and has declared war against all old mo.
nopolies and on and after today will give a
regular hotel dinner for twenty-five cents.
stovc-pipe bccr aud fna lunch for fifteen
cents at his new restaurant, southeast corner
of Seventh aud L streets northwest. All tho
old doposItors of the German American Bank
will be paid in stoye.ppe beers, ut Henze's
Beer Bank, which never fails. The immense
$4,000 beer vault is on exhibition here,
National Republican., 1879-07-21

Mr.. William uncks, who for thirty years
has been one of the official reporters of the de.
bates in the House of Representa- tives, died on
Tuesday at Providence Hospital in this city, OF
erysipelas,. terminating in Inflammation of the
brain. He WAS native of England aud was
fifty-four years of age. His remains left last
evening for Cohasset, Mass his late residence,
in charge of Mr.. j. j. Linney, who has been
with Mr.. Hincks for several years as an as.
sistant.
National Republican., 1879-07-21

Pennsylvania avenue yesterday afternoon and
received some severe bruises and cuts about
the head. Officer Fritz had him conveyed TO
Gilman's drug store, whero his injuries were
attended to- after which he proceeded 10 his
home on Capitol HILL
National Republican., 1879-07-21

THE excursion to Blacklston Island to-mor-
row by the steamer Lady Of the Lake, prom.
ties to bo most delightful affair. superb
music, dancing, salt wator, cool and delicious
broczes are among tho attractions, and they
are Irresistible.
National Republican., 1879-07-21

Coon style Lawns, Ryo, six, eight, ten, and
twelve cents; all.wool Buntings, twenty cents
up; summer Dress Goods at cost bargains in
black and coloroi silks, seyenty-hye cents up ;
best Corssts for fifty, soventy.fye cents, aud 81.
Naudains, 700 Market Space.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
Tho NYenthnr nd onenn city.

The managers ofthe excursion leaving on the
Frances tomorrow evening, as per advertise
ment in another column, received the follow
ing telegmphc bulletin last evening;
OCEAN CITY, MD, July 23--ThcrmOmeter to-day
registered 7i' ut half-past twelve ., H. Surf heavy
and water very warm, owing 10 the late storm.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
Thernometrle Readings.
oprIcr CHIEF sloNAL.oEFlcEN, u. g. A


For the Middle Atlantic States generally cooler
partly cloudy weather and local rains, with north
east to northwest winds, and slowly rising baron
keT
National Republican., 1879-07-21

in stono jugs. also in twcnty-galon kegs fancy
Now York and Western Butter at bottom prices
No oleomargdriae sold. Spcer's Butter Store,
corner of Ninth aud Z streets northwest.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
Baltimore and Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
NeY ANenuo md q Street.
New Advertisements.

Great Methodist camp-meetng
An educational meeting this evening.
Notice-StewGrt Gold Mining Company.
Proposals for copper-Navy Department
Postponement Of the excursion to Ocean City.
New law and miscellaneous books--W. II. & o.
Il. Morrison, 475 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
SOLID gold adjusted Elgin Watch, $35, at
Hnrrs Il CO...
CITY ITEMS.
STANDARD quality, Durnctt's Flavoring

DTANDAED QuNllty, BurIlcttS fluNOflne ENtrhCp
WHAT intense pain Is caused by toothache How
many seeplcss nights and weary days arc due TO Its
raging influence Yet the true cause of all this tor
ment Is deeayed teeth, produced by neglect and In
attention. Could only those who have at present
good sound teeth fully realize this fact, how care
ml would they be to keep their teeth in good con.
duon. To all such we will give word Of
advice Clean your teeth daily with good dcnh-
irice such as THuRsroN's IVORY PEARL TooTH
POWDER. II will preserve your teeth through life.
remove all tartar or eo<ranoous meter, keep them
clean, sound, aud white, and tooheche, with all
its horrors, viii be unknown. Sold by all druggists
&c, at 70 and 30 cents per bottle.
How many thousands suffer from billousness,
dyspepsia, &c, and drsg on miserable existence
not iii enough TO remain at home and call In mcdl-
cal assistance, yet feeling sufficiently unwell to do.
stroy oil the pleasure OF llfe They suffer daily and
solely for want OF some simple remedy to purge
and cleanse tho system. QUIRK's IRISH TEA Is
specially adapted for this purpose. Gentle In its oi.
fects yet 1t carries off ali cxtrnneous matter and
leaves the vital organs cloar and unobstructed. 1t
purifcs the blood and ronovatcs the entire frame.
1t is truly Natures remedy, being entirely herbal
Sold by all druggists Twenty-Five cents per pack
age each making quart of medicine.
WELLS MAcHISE.sPREAD STRENGTHENING PIAs.
TIERS superior to all others. Composed OF choice
medicinal gums, combined with the true Burgundy
Pitch, spread on fine son lambskin. they afford me.
chanical support to the affected parts and acting
i'll the back or side, caused either by indigestion,
rheumatism, OF strain, they are unrlyaled. Sold by
all druggists; % cents each.
THoMpsoN's PoMADE OpTfME an oleaginous com
pound OF great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair. Sold by ell druggists p and 50 cents per
bottle.
BuTLER's BAlsAMiC MIXTURE, tho old infalblc
remedy sold BY druggists; price, Il por bottle,
WIlBoRs COMPOUND or PUR. CoD-LIvER on
AND LIME.-The advantage OF this compound over
the plain oil is that the iauseating t0ste of the oil
Is entirely removed and the whole rendered entire
ly palataDc. The offensive taste Of the Oil has long
acted as great objection to its use; but IN this form
Gates might bo given here TO testify TO tie excel
lcnce and success OF "UGbor's cod Lirer on ana
Lime" but the fact that IL s regularly prescribed
by tho medical faculty is sufficient For sale by A.
D. WilbOr. Chemist. Boston and by all drugGists.
National Republican., 1879-07-21

OLD PINEY POINT will Be all ablaze with
merry faces and joyful hearts. Next Monday
Ed Hay is expected to give some Of his new
readings. See excursion column.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
DID WY GET SfS,OO0g

LoDILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC Is perfectly
harmless Cures headache quickly.
National Republican., 1879-07-21

GENTS SOLID GOLD STEM.wINDING WAL
THAN WATCH, $50. JACOBS BROS, l220 PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE,
National Republican., 1879-07-21

ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement
in another column OF the Stewart Gold Mining
Company, which presents unusual attractions
to those seeking investment.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
LNOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISING MONEY FOR
AZ I'm nnts mn 4 ha

"A improvements upon The
STEWART GOLD NINE OF COLORADO
limited amount of Its Capital Stock is now offered
the public most favorable terms and Is being rap
Idly taken. Subscrpi Ions will be received by Captain
A. Peetier. one OF the directors George a. Fair
field secretary, go street. where full description
OF the property can be had. Tho mine has been fully
developed and Is known one OF the richest in the
State It's production lhus far warrants tho assur-
ance that ere twelve months after the improvements
completed this stock will be at more than
quadrupie the present subscription price,
Why let money lay Idle or Invest In Government 1
per cents when this equally safe and will yield ten
lines much interest?
The following arc the names OF tho officers OF The
company:
DIRECTORS
Hon. JOHN H. RICt,........-.... Washington, ID. c.
Captain A. PELLErIER......... .... Washington, d. O.
Hon. j. J. JACKSON ............... West Virginia
Hon. r. VI. PATTERSON. Colorado
Captain w. Ii. kIMBALL........... Boston, Mass
TREASURER
GEORGE w. CISS Ill. ESQ Q.,::..., Washington.
SECnSTARY.
GEORGE Az FAIRFIELD. .,..... Washington.
ly2t2w
National Republican., 1879-07-21

HANDSOME DIAMOND RING. CONTAINING
SEVEN FINE DIAMONDS. S35 JACOBS BROS,
1220 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
National Republican., 1879-07-21
FOOT SURGERY, CORNS, &C.
DIR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT, Iiis PENN
sYLVANIA AVENUE opposite wlllard's Hotel.

Hours sa- TO Gp Fee ~ per visit
Established 1871. PAtronlzed by the Elite of the
world. tNai
National Republican., 1879-07-21

THoMPsoN's PoMADE OPTIME an oleaginous com.
pound Of great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair Sold by all druggists; p and 50 cents per
bottle.
National Republican., 1879-07-21
Ohd-Eellown, IGleotIons.

SOLID gold Elgin stem winding Watch, adj
jus.ed, $40, at Harris j. Co.'S, Seventh street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-01
TIoRAPHIO SUMMARY.

The andment repeating test oaths
and sec,g representation to the DEM
ocratic veil rs the Republican party
on juribassed the Committee OF the
Whole e5 majority.
The Le by a strict party vote aoop-
ted the sndment repeating the clause
in the elon law relating to supervisors
and dep marshals.
The rction to sixteen cents on the
tobacco will probably be carried.
No hqor the Brazil mail subsidy in
the Ho,
An s session of Congress is almost
a foregtconclusiou.
The ace Imperial of France has
sailed fhe Cape as volunteer among
the acknowledgements
Iremou storms continue to be
reporte, the south of France, where
hundresf people are thrown on the
public lrity by the destruction ano
lnunda of houses. In Spain the
tempessted four days, with much
damage loss of life. Various farms
in Navs and the Asturias were des
troycd.
Thirty Indians. the remnant Of TIN
bannocand, raiding in Idaho las
summel ve been surprised and slaugh
: tered Ole Salmon River Mountains.
McMh is seriously i'll ofophthalmia
Sevelarthquake shocks occurred a
: Rome, at Sienna, where two Chu1
l. ches wSverthrown, and two priest
and sew villagers killed.
y Two-ds of the village of Ham our
u g. c. wdestroyed by fire.
= All bfour business houses in Ta'
lorsSillrexas, were consumed by
conhagon.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-01
The Il on Mardi Gras Night,

JAS we plictcd In our last issue, tho
JILL giveny the Pelican Hook g. Ind.
er Comply, resulted in o grand and
)ost comste success. Owing to our
sencc fin the city, we were unable
tarticitc In the pleasures that were
"'led t,se In attendance on this oc.
y" v are informed that the hall
""'st astefally decorated and ar.
'"'s m that the large assepblagc,
, 1t was, by Pages fine string
' yd tie evenings entertain
% utmost. The supper is said
W., w. we'll prepared and served.
=. 80 the ladies' were in per-
WV added TO tho enhance
No.. lty which the fair sex of
w" ~. ' ',,,na y rcputed to possess.
wonna = Am affair, everything
t nw' sat,.,i,sn J " and otherwise, to
ton ,hat,ruIshed' gallant orsnniza-
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-01

Despite assertions Of the Baton
Rouge ocaic, we hear, from the most
rcliableuccs, that the people, without
distinct of party, whether they DO
Dcmocr, Independents, GreenbackerS
or Repicans, cordially approve the
action che Executive Committee, III
the wiso,rse they have pursued III
DECLINING call u Convention, and thus
draw pc lines in this issue. IL IL not
the intton of tho Democrats to cios'
the dooo those who were dlssatlsho'
in our lcampaigns, but on the con
trary, tave them return ana un't'
with ussecuring % representation II
tho Conditional Convention that Wi
do efierc work for our parish nn'
State.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-01
MY NARY.

Sho hloonod A. tho .,,,rrtry
Whero .,,nnv .,,mmor a,nc.
uor r,,uv arm. .,o,. ~. ..n.,,
And hrvhto.t h,e..,n,. h,,n,.
lienltl, twna her solo ,nher,tanos
And grace her oniv aower.
never ,1reom.d A.. w,,,,,vo.d
Contained 10 sweet q Hover
Far distant from tina c;tv
And inland from ~. az. ~
NV Mufy bloomed IN ,oodn,ua
A. nure aa cou,a h.
She caught l,cr ,lewv f,eshneaa
From Hill and .,ou,to,, ho,,,r
7 newer dr.omod 4ho .,,,1,.naa
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-01
GEN. sERMAN AT BATON ROUGE,

Wot the pleasure on last Thursday
eveninl by u special invitation, to DO
anonge company who met the Com
handkerchief Of the Army Of the
Unitedtates during his visit ut the
Louisis University. Tho General Is
apparey In flne health and looks full
Of yigoind bodily strength. He is but
flfty-ni,ycars Of age, and Is u splendid
specimeof the determined and tenn.
cious African soldier. His manner IL
plain al transformations, and his con-
yersatioiluent aud attractive. lie Is
.joyial q frank IN his expressions, and
gives hppinion on al subjects with
little vive. II Is very evident that
he is au!'ng but inimical to the South
loves speak Of his campaigns, aud
gives hiiews Of the merits and clarac-
tcristics Northern and Southern lead
ers and ldiers, without evidoncing u
partialitor either.
He rUwcd tho cadets on the parade
ground, d addressed them for fifteen
or twont''llnntes, giving them such
advice asS varied experience and ne
quiremcu suggested to him, In the
most kiai and friendly manner. The
General tors tho idea Of turning over
the u. s.hrracks and grounds TO the
Univesitin which he takes the great.
est intcrc--having been its first Super
intcn,lcnt lilo attracts ono 30 much by
bis amiaby, TINT II is difficult not 20
feel thatis unfortunate for tho fame
of the gre soldier, that his "march to
the sea- furnished by the destruction
that mari his pathway during that
historical dever memorable campaign.
TO his crs, however, one also rcmen.
bers his iempt to save tho South
from disqualification that bsfel it,
through tlgenerous terms of surrender
which he 'posed to grant the Southern
Army TIN that were refused by the
Observation-Disclosures at Washington.
He reacd here on Thursday from
New Orles by tho steamer Cannon, in
the qompa Of his two daughters, and
Col, frourptte Of HIS stuff, whose lady
is nlso of party
Inc exfsionists loft for vicksburg
on tho J. White, Friday morning.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-01
Da'' 'er l S,.tir,a,,t.iii,op,

Last wk our hand
the CAroLiAN paid tf We, co"'r ',!. OF
Hope w, and says, In Tying visit to
visit, tn after visiting report OF the
three tip, it ''is approac hosts !, store
least si&n different sidMS,,'e IRON at
visits toend BIZ store MN, II three
confreree sixteen sides to our }o''y
there Is Dd ground for the app%n; =, ' !,
Of u "mashine" committee , Ia ,mv"s,i.
gate thuattcr and analyze ,hc make
up Of thluid. advocate.
Titled wo dream TINT our risii te
Hope Vi would bring such q visitation
upon u,s now risits us thr,ugh The
columns the Adrocdte. II TO eisit WI,
Mancharcnds is to subject 10 to s''cl,
risitatiowe will make our ris'h thev
Mcog. Nare ill-propared TO be sisit'
with 81 risitatioas, whenever We |
any risit,