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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-02-18
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Transient Acknowledgements must be paid for in ad.
vance, TO insure Insertion
Yearly yadyertiscmensp payable half yeaty advance
Legal publications must be paid for, in all cases be.
forethe delivery the certificate Of publication.
Personal publications, and those recommending can
di5ates for Office charged regular advertising rates
Marriage and Death notices, published free; but OBJ
itaaFes and tributes Of respect charged at half the
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WitIlered Leaves.

Like them our lives are changing,
Like them we, too, must fade,
When pass our few brief seasons
OF sunshine and OF shade;
And though perhaps our falling
Some home and heart bereayes,
We aresoon no more remembered,
Than Autun's withered leaves.
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Z 5sT-sl
fherl She is my right handand eyes
She IS housekeeper and companion,
d-eyerythingl ! thought it was
the other one you were
And here the laundering, kind
hearted fatherstopped hesitated ,and
finally said
Well, well, # she loves you ]
snali not say nay, though ! don't
KNOW nov what ! l snail nall 90 when you take
Ener away 81
Then Thomas Bardell discovered
'that y was fully time fcrshim to go
nome ana receive his invited guests,
ana departed, not seeing the girls,
ana leaving the doctor IN dire dis
may
lsl pear M. me7Tasar Y mel he Kept nut I
s'ii5 cculen ne nave ialiess
= ~, ,1se e: WIN sne otner onef
+" nen lne Lawior carriage, driven
oy cousin Iom drove into the ave-
nue. Q, the Bardel place, Thomas
Daraeil' s'analng upon the porch to t
feceive pc ms guests thought that his
eyes naa never rested upon alovelier
vision than the daisy wreathed face
.. o. 1uila Lawl'r, The prettiest, pink
'lnge came 70 her cheeks as she ac-
copied nus help In leaving the car
rage, ana ms arm to the house.
pony Jumped out anyhow" as
iom LaWior Law expressed 1t, and there
was ''os 'ne iainsess Color upon her
Whi.e cheeks' though she talked and
laugnea gaily enough.
Dus altef the luncheon was over,
Doiiy iounu an opportunity to escape
aione' ana stfolied over to a rustic
seas oVeriooklng a pretty lake, and
completely hidden by tall, lilac
ousnes' y. Here, her useful little hands
idly clasped, she was looking straight
oelofe her, thlnking perhaps, when
lholnas Daraell, VINO had watched
nef hlghs' also strolled down the
pun.
Dolly was thinking
:. IS ,oveiy 1here' ana The house
IS splendid. 0ulia ought to be very
hapPy' put ! wish she cared more
iof nm All she looks forward to is
sne splendof and freedom from fear
ol poverty, But perhaps that is
oes'' l don,t care about money, SO
u must be the best for me to stay at
hon home and max, make it cheerful and COM
lpfsaole lert Papa. Julia saysl must
come often 70 make her long visits,
ou. aefs' lhlnk ,if. ! can. lWonder-s
ana mere little Dolly'shands clasp
ed each otherin a tighter grasp, and
her very lips grew white as she won
aered IL 1t was wicked Tor her to feel
such enyious longing to have, not
the wealth, but the love Of her future
orother-ln-iaw.
u shall conquer it," she thought,
tniseraoiy, when It is all settled
II is waiting that tires me-
g. o.,e ~. las i loS 70 wa,' much longer,
NJ 'no Du,,'es paf.eu near her anu
~. "a Daaet a''le. nef W saying y J.,
81 az w u,e"'ulns' miss 0olly'
on' Oius'ieu anu Sniiieo' answer
ing e.
was q iis'ie 'ifeo' ana came down
perq ~ W resi-
am very sirea' ie' me ., reSs' 100,
ne 'a'u' .akihg d seat oeslae her' i
y, 'hlhk 'nls Is 'he pret'less place on
'he g'ouluS.
LES, Doiiy saio, laineiy, wishing
ne wouia go away before she began
GO CIV.
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w. r. GUM.

tterney ut Law, Point Pleasant West Virginia
II Practices in the Courts Of Mason county, the
Court Of Appeals of West Virginia and the United
States District Court for this State. Prompt attention
given to the collection Of claims. Office near the Court
House. ian, 2s. 1sSo-ty
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CHAs. e. HOGG,

ttorney at Law, office in Court House., Poist
q Pleasant West Virginia. Practices in the coun-
ties Of Mason, Jackson aud Roanc, in the Supreme
Court Of appeals of West Virginia and in the Federal
NOatt,. Lnov. 1910
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ID. S. SNYDER.

M ANUFACTURERan and Dealer in Leath-
lM er, Hides, Bark, Tallow, Sheep Pelts,
Boots, Shoes, Shoe Findings, Morrocos,
French Kip and Calf. Sole Leather cut to
order Bring your Tanners Supplies to
the Tannery where youwill always get the
market price in cash. Remember the best
is the cheapest, and such being the fact,
leave your measure at the Shoe Shop for
your Boots and Shoes. Will insure q fit,
good material and good work, for as little
money as anywhere in the United States.
Call, won't you? loot. 22-ly.
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JOHN Il. rInTaIs.

ttorncy Mt Law and Notary Public, Pon,
q q Pleasant West Virginia. viii practice in the
Courts OF Mason and Putnam counties, and attend
promptly to all business entrusted to him.
dec. '79Iy
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County Directory.

Judge Circuit court-Jo Joseph Smith. Rayea.wood.
Clerk Circuit Court-G D. Waggener.
President County Colft-D. S. Van Alatrc.
County clerk-J. p. X, b. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorey-Gro p Simpson,
Shcrih-C. SEHoN DepuGes-J. Jewett. uaiorl
and w, d, Somcrville.
Surveyor Of Lands-Thoras J. Roberts.
Baker, District No. g. =
Superintendent Of Free schools-c Charles E, Hosg.
Terms of Court.
Circuit court-First Monday in April and October.
May, July, November and December.
City Officers.
Mayot-James II. Couch, Jr.; Reeerder-Rankin
G. NJ. Cole, Henry Fry, ohm W. English, D. S. Sny.
der saFgeans--Ss Blake ASSESSOR A2m. J kenny.
- = q
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RANKIN WILEY. Jr.,

A ttorney at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
q PratticeS in the County Of Mason; the United
States District Court for West Virginia, and in the Sli-
attention given to The collection Of caims jan I4.iy
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ATTORNEYS.


VIZ TOGLlSSoS, D. w. PoLsLsY.
T0ALINsoN & POLsLEY,
A ttarneys and CounseIors nj Law, poh, Plea.
n SAINT, West Virginia. practice in the County Of Ma.
soa the United States District Court for West Virginia
and u the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia
en;rastel to them. Address, Point Pleasant, W. Va
jan 9, IS7o-y:
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ttorneys Mt Law, will practice in the counties 6i
- - Mason and Putnam Address Z. b. Knight, a,
SS1lieSton, West Virginia, or James H. Couch Jr al
taiy Public for Mason county. jan s, Is7o-iy
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And though You roll Ii wealth, { =
You may miss from out your casket
That precious jewel, health
And though you're strong and sturdy,
You may have an empty purses
And earth hasmany trials, ;',s
Which ! consider worse
But whether joy or sorrow, \.
Fill up your mortalspan,
Twill make your pathway brighter,
TO smiiewhen'ee you can.
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JAMES b. MENAGER,
HoGE 4 NrENAGER
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. l.. r. CAmpBELL,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. tenders his pro,
Ain c, silnnal services to the people Of Mason county
0bcss promptly attended to whether day or night
oct % ls79-ty.
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KNIGHT e COUCH

torney at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
will practice in the Courts Of Mason and adjoining
Ounties Tiune It-ty.
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doc a week IN your own town. Terms
OOOand S. outfit free. Address H..
HALLETr & Co.. Portland, Maine.
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LnuN w. ENGLIs

ttorney Mt Law, will practice in the Courts of Ma
II son, Putnam and Jackson, and in the Court Of Ap
pean Of West Virginia Address Point Pleasant, Mason
.Uu''y' West Virginia. ljan 8, IS70-iy
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The Weekly Register,
pnbli.hcd Every Wednesday Morning, by
GEORGE w. TIPPETT,
Eolron AND PnopRrrroR.
'erms afsuDsrription. af

Office upstairs, stor,s's Block. Entranee ON Main St.
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S-Al papers discontinued as sosn rs time paid for
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advance -tsp
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02

CAPT. c. w. BANKS is the choice OF
Saline county for State Senator OF this
District. At the county Convention
last Saturday the delegates to Linds-
borg were elected in his interest, Al
though they are uninstructed. We
believe it is the wish Of the leading
men of Saline and Mcpherson coun-
ties that there shall be perfect har-
mony in all the proceedings at Linds-
borg, and that the candidate nOmin-
ated there shall be heartily supported
by both counties. Saline county now
presents Capt. Banks as her candidate.
and she does it with the belief that If
he Is elected he will make an efficient
Senator and faithfully and impartially
represent the interests Of both
counties. We certainly hope that
there may be no bad feeling exhibited
on the part of either county, and that
the delegates when they assemble
shall act as men who have the interests
Of the Republican party at heart, and
not those Of any particular section.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
TINE RePvotlcAN STATE coMveN-

'"e ~
u -
"e nepuo.lc~" o'es. Oo..e"',O
e' ~ AoPoA. s'',u o. ~.
Sonn was Ie-"o'i.i".'eu ny soVe Vi
~ ~. 70 luz against LUG o' ".'
u lol,o"s
.n OF I sona CPenV S % Ehy
a M.rt;n =. Henri K;n~ A. f,eor0e
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02

IT IL laughable to see the witless
Rat across the fragrant alley Join In
the chorus Of "ripc Ia st. John" He
endeavors to make people Oblivious Of
his course q few months ago when he
was Safeguarding st. John on the
exodus question and calling him all
the had names he could think of. His
Obsequiousness to the Governor since
his candidacy for denomination has
been Of the most sickening charac-
ter. The true and tried st. John men
who fully understood him have given
him the go by" on every occasion,
feeling that 1t was unsafe to entrust
him with any Of the Particular Of the
campaign, lest he should trade this
knowledge to the opposition for few
dollars. Their estimate Of him il the
same o. that Of the Governor, who has
denOninated the Rat an-''ass."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

A delegate convention Of the Repub-
licaus Of the 18th Judicial District, 81
the State Of Kansas. was held ut the
court house In Ellsworth. an Welnes-
day, September LIST, lssD, and called Ia
order by W. A. Gebhsrit. acting chair
man Of the Republican Judicial Com
mittee. w. A. Gebhar,it Was elected
Temporary chairman Of the convention.
aud Howard G. Rash temporary -ecre-
tsry. On motion the following named
gentlemen were appointed a cum
inittee ON credentials: r. Light. Of
Salina, VIM NJ Panco-t. IL McPher-
son, and John II. Price. OF Russell
ON motion. VIM. Berg. Of Salina,
Geo. Green, Of Lincoln. and ii. q.
Miller. Of Ellis. were appointed eom-
mittee on permanent organization
The committee On CREDENTIALS report
ed the following delegates eDtiifst ta
seats in the convention:
From Saline :-Wms. Berg. w. Il.
Scholl. Howard G.. Rash. James Chace.
Evander Light, A. D. Hine, J. H.
Halierman, and J. q. Hartford
From Mcpherson - Geo. II. Malt
By. w. NJ. PancC-t-
From Ellsworth Prank Hubbard,
w. 4. Gebharsit, T. w. Wellington,
J. r. McKitriek.
FROM Lincoln IL w Nescalf. Lon
4. Buick. Geo. Grea. = q Hines
From Ras-eil John II. Pierre. J.
O. WeOgart A. II shannon
From Ellis r. Code, G. a. Ire.
H. q. Miller
Report as3ofx-sl.
The committee On permanent or
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
GENERAL WEAVER, notwithstand-

GENERAL WEAVER, nOtwithstand-
ing what has occurred in Alabama,
still believes that the Greenbackers
hove q chance to carry some of the
Southern States. He SO believes be-
cause the men who comprise his party
will not submit to such Outrages rs
were perpetrated in Alabama The
Greenback State Committee have al
ready served notice upon the Governor
of Mississippi that any attempt to pre-
vent the public discussion Of political
issues will endanger the peace Of the
State, and General Weaver declares
that there cannot be q REPETITION Of the
Outrages practiced In Alabama without
provoking violent opposition In that
and all the Southern States.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02

HARVEY and Butler; counties consti-
tute Senatorial District. T. b. Muir.
dock of Butler county, was nominated
for Senator four years ago with the
promise that Harvey county should
have the candidate this time. At the
convention held at Newton the other
day split took place, resulting in the
nomination of r. w. p. Muse as the
candidate from Harvey county, and
Murdock from Butler county. 1t is
said that Butler county has the most
votes and that Murdoch will be elect
ed IL the Democratic nominee Of both
counties does not walk off with the
baggage.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
HE handsome. gallant and accom-

THE handsome, gallant and accom-
plished Democratic nominee for Pres
ident, who is styled the superb" is
not sweeping things SO everwhelm-
ingly as his trainers and grOOmers had
fondly hoped. Beauty does not COM
mand q premium in Presidential
contest. 1t is generally admitted that
Hancock is q handsome man and gal
liant soldier. When that is said the ar
in his favor are closed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
DEMOCRATIC PERSECUTION OF col.
OREO MEN,

Democrats often complain that the
cOlored men are 50 universally Repub-
licans- But what else can they expect !.
The Democratic party kept the colOred
men in slavery rs long as il could, and
now that u IL nominaily free they
treat cOlored people s0 shan,efully that
in very seif-detense they must be-
Republicans. What would be thought
in Kansas Of taking man out and
giving him thirty-nine lashes on the
bare back for petty debt: Yet this
is what they do in Virginia with black
men whom the democrats wish TO per
secute. The incident il related In the
following special from Washington 10
the New York Tribune:
WASHINGTON, Aug "A full OH
cial history Of a disgraceful case Of out
rage has reached the Treasury Depart
ment from the collector of Internal
Revenue for the Petersburg, Va, Dis
trict. 4 colored man named Davis,
who rented land from Pond, "a white
man, was witness against the latter
before the United States Commissions
or 10 the fact that Pond sold liquor
without paying Internal Revenue tax
rs. Pond Immediately went before u
justice named Kindred and had Davis
arrested, charged with obtaining two
dollars and q half, and afterwards fifty
dollars In goods under false pretensss.
When the case came up Pond failed
to sustain his charge. and IL was dis
missed. Pond then charged Davis
with petit larceny, in inducing q col
ored man named Myrick To he his AZ
curity for a snit of clothes. Myriek
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02

THE Rat Of the Herald again favors
it, readers with the same old lie, viz |:
that T. G. Henry did not know that
his friends in this county had discon-
tinued their fight for him until his ar
rival In Salina ON the 18th. Mr..
Henry had been wr;ttea 10 about the
matter and afterwards stated that he
did not expect Saline eouaty could be
carried for him that M QUE ever
promised that II could be. and that
h VS. perfectly satisfied with what
hts friends had already done. Ratty,
adding one lie 10 another Il not eamu-
lativS tsstinony, BY any means.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
viii hold AN elect,,

ARKANSAS will hold an election for
State Officers Monday, Sept 9Th, and
will also vote ON . constitutional
amendment. The next day. Septem-
Der 9Th. Vermont will elect State OH
CEN, . legislature and Congressmen.
On Monday, September 18th. Maine
will vote for 1--WE Congressnsen, State
officers and . Legislature. and will also
vote IN the constitutional question
whether plurality vote instead of .
majority will be required for Cover
nor hereafter. October 5th, Colombo
will eject State otIicers and . Con-
gressman- The next day. October 6sh,
Gsorgia will vote for State oflcen
only. On Tuesday. October lsih. In
diana. Ohio, aud We.t virgiRis will
hold their much talked VI October
elections. West Virgisia esecss State
oizicen end legislstSse. lndians
will eject Sfaae O0cen, legislptuEe end
Cougrenmsn. on Novemhef md IL
gen6nl e2solioa VIII taks Paace.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02

THE Democratic State Convention
met at Topeka last Thursday and NOM
mated the following ticket: Govern
or, +. q. Ross, Of Douglas county /;
Lieutenant Governor, Thomas George,
Of Sumner county; Secretary Of State.
John NJ. CHM, Of johnson county /;
Auditor, H. J. G. Neumiller, Of Saline
county; Treasurer, Theo. Wichsel-
baum, Of Riley county; Attorney
General. A. L. Hereford. Of Norton
county; Superintendent Of Public In
structiOn. Miss Sarah Brown. Of Doug
las county; Associate Justice. w. II.
Wagstafi, Of Miami county. The
Electors are: LIST District-ThOnras
Moonlight; ID District. b. Scroggs;
Sd District-G. c. Roger; At large
T. p. Fenlon and A. A. Harris. Miss
Brown has declined the nomination
for Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
finn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
TINE RIGHT EDUCATION FOR AMER.
CAN YOUTH.

TINE RIGHT EDUCATION FOR AMER.
CAN YOUTH.
From an .tdre~s at Hiram College. June IA. lss,
by Gen james 4. GarncLl
Ii is well to know the history OF
those magnificent nations. who's. ori.
gin Is lost in fable, and whose epitaphs
were written q thousand years ago
but II We cannot know both, il is far
better to study the history Of our own
nation, whose origin We can trace IN
the freest and nOblest aspirations of
the human heart-a nation that Was
formed from the hardest, purest. and
most enduring elements Of American
Civilizations nation that by its faith
and courage has dared and accom-
piished more for the human race in a
single century than Europe accom-
piished in the first thousand years of
the Christian era. The New England
township was the type after which our
federal government was modelled :.
yet II would liz rare to lind college
student who can make cOmprehen-
sive and Ineligible statement Of the
municipal organization Of the town
ship in which he was born, and tell
you by what officers its Legislative.
Judicial, and executive functions arr
administered. One-half Of the time
which IS now almost wholly wasted.
in district schools, on English gram
mar. attempted at too early AN age,
would he sufficient to teach our chill
dren to love the republic, and to be-
come its loyal and lifelong supporters.
After the bloody baptism from which
the nation has arisen 10 a higher and
nObler life, if this shameful defect In
our system of education he not speed
lily remediet, We shall deserve the con-
tempt OF future generations. insist
that 1t should he made an indispen-
sible condition Of graduation in every
American college, that the student
must understand the history of this
continent since its discovery by Euro
peans, the origin and history Of the
United states, its constitution Of gov
ernment, the struggles through which
it has passed and the rights and duties
of citiZeps who are to determine its
destiny and share its glory
Having thus gained the knowledge
which Is necessary to life, wealth, in-
dustry. and citizenship, the student Is
field of Thought. n he desires that
large and liberal culture which will
cali into activity all his powers and
make the most of the material God
has given him, he must study deenlv
and earnestly the Intellectual fhe
moral, the religious and the a.sfbetic
nature Of man: his relations To natnrs
to civilization. mast and nresert, snd
above ali. his Relations To Cod rhcSs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02
md alternates to the Senatorial Con.

and alternates to the Senatorial Con-
vention.
Mr.. r. H. Bishop presented the fol-
lowing list Of names for delegates and
alternates TO the Judicial Convention,
tn be held at Ellsworth, and moved
that they be elected by reclamation !:
Delegates. Alternates-
Vim. Berg, Howard Rash,
C.. Conrad, W. b. SchOll,
James Chace, r. H. Bishop,
]. H. Haldeman, NJ. d. Mccormick,
Evander Light, J. S. Baker,
A. ID. Hine, Robert Muir,
]. O. Hanford, J. w. BlondOn,
]. w. Peterson. Chas. Holmqvist
The question being put, they were
SO elected.
The election Of delegates to the State
Convention was then proceeded with,
resulting i'm the election Of the follow
ing-naRed gentlemen as delegates and
alternates:
Delegates. Alternates.
{. f. Faulkner, II. H. Bishop,
NJ. NJ. Briggs, Frank Weaver,
T.. H. Cavanaugh, Arson Miller,
A. X. Head, Harry Ford.
NJ. :. Price,
Chas w. ROsberg
Hon. G.. +. Faulkner offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which, upon mo-
ton, War adopted:
Resoired, That We recognize in our
esteemed fellOw-citizen, Prof William
Bishop, u man who is in every way
worthy and well qualified to discharge
the duties of the office Of State Super
inteEdent of Public Instruction, and
our delegates to the State Convention
are hereby instructed to present his
name for that position, and Ia Use all
honorable means to secure his nomina-
ton.
Mr.. A. p. Collins offered the follow
ing resolution, which, upon motion,
was adopted:
Resoired, That the delegates this
day elected to the Senatorial Ccnven-
ton are hereby instructed not to cast
their votes for any man for Senator
who is not unqualifiedly in favor Of
the passage Of law fixing maximum
rates for railway freights and fares in
Kansas.
Mr. A. H. Head offered the following
resolution, which was, upon the mo
ton of J. q. MOhler, laid upon the
table.
Resolved, That the delegates to the
Convention he instructed
to Use all honorable means to preserve
harmony and good feeling between
the two counties nf the district, and in
any candidate presented
from this county, that they give prop
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-02

THE Republican camp fires grow
brighter every day. The Republican
hosts are strongly entrenched. Re
endorsements are coming In every
hour. There IL disaffectiOn In the
Democratic ranks. To the Democratic
leaders the clouds appear to glover
and blacken as their standard II adj
vanced towards the Republican strong
hold. The Omens are bad. 1.-The
oracles are dumb" The Delphic deity
refuses to respond with reference to
the success Of the battle. Defeat is
becoming plain to them and it is with
hearts that they are pre-
pairing for their last battle-the over
Waterloo Of Democracy.