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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-14

Richer in bone anl fat producing materials tia.
all others are Malt Btters.
taceuous census enumcratur call, his book ot
names q new clifton Of the Conflict OF Ages
95e. buys q~ir Of Iyoa- raten, fiepl sutfyu
ers and make boot or SHOE last twice as long
What better time to be buried ia s!umber ttaa
al tAe dead OF nIEMt.
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found Prof. Packard accepted the Gift
IN behalf Of the Society. Other contribu-
tons were made to its collections. MIR.
\, +. Adams, of Castne, exhibited a
great variety Of Indian, French, and Rev
olutlonary relics. DIR. G.. A. Wheeler, o
resident member Of the Society read u
paper describing the present condition of
the forts. Mr.. A. G. Tenney, of Bruins
WICK, spoke of the many points Of histori-
cal interest in Maine, and in behalf Of the
society offered resolutions thanking the
cltlzens OF Castine for their hospita-
bic reception. Mr.. L. H. Elwell, of Port
lanu, seconded the resolutions, and con
graduated the people of Castine on the
beauty of their situation, and the intelli
gent interest shown in the preservation
OF the historical relics found on their soil.
1he afternoon was now far spent, and
the steamer was about to return to Rock
land, giving scant time for the examina-
tlon Of the old forts. Several members of
the Society therefore resolved to remain
over night, and found comfortable quart
ers III the Castine House This house,
one OF the stately old mansions OF the viii
lage, was the headquarters of Gen. Cos
selln in 1874 lie had his office in L room
on the lower floor, still pointed out. 1t
Is told that citizen of the village, being
at the time at work on the house, con-
celYCd plan Of getting possession of a
large quantity Of silver money sent from
Halifax to pay off the British troops
Hosselin was usually drunk after dinner,
and the citizen thought he might take
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The New York Sun says to CORES
pondent who inquiries about clarifying
cider: Those who make a business of
bottlng cider usually commence oper-
ations at the press, by running the cider
through hair-sieve; then allow it to
stand in an open vat for a few hours, or
until scum or pomace rises tQ the top ;
then the cider is carefully drawn off into
barrels; and this drawing off of the clear
liquor from sediment and scum is repeat
ed two or three times, or until no more of
either appears. Sometimes to hasten
the clarifying process, quarter ofa pound
Of isinglass is dissolved and put in each
barrel of cider.
The agricultural editor of the Hartford
Courant recommends the free use of red
pepper in fever districts. 1t is one of the
practical substitutes for alcohol, and one
whose use need not become pernicious
and disagreeable habit Patients at the
Binghampton inebriate asylum are apt to
flavor their food with this spice. Regular
New England farming people make moth
ing of stuffing bushel Of peppers with
minced cabbage for pickles. A quarter
ofa pepper goes with every plate of baked
beans. Once no stew of meat or chicken
was complete without pod or two of red
pepper from the dried string of the garden.
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Personal.

ferSOnal.
We have been advertising the Smith Medicated
Prunes for some time and are glad to see them en-
dorscd in such strong terms as the following letter
from well known gentleman
PORTLAND, Cons August 9th 1880
THE SMITH INDICATED PRCNE Co Hartford Conn.
Gentlemen ~ am at loss TO find words IN which
to praise yUrT wonderful Medicated Prunes
have found item Of the greatest possible use III
my own family and large number of my friends
are using them with equally good results As a
Laxative and Cathartic | k they are unequal
ed, being effective yet free from all nausea or grip
ing After many and thorough trials OF them |
gladly give my endorsement Of their use for con
stpatlon, blliousness and Indigestion. remain
Yours truly GEO q. MCLEAN.
The stick of sky-rocket fired in the suburbs OF
Chicago killed a COW as 1t came down, Cows
should quit running out nights
DR. BANTER's MANDRAKE BITTERs are a superior
combination of Barks Roots and Herbs not at
tanned by any other manufacturers Of Btters
Keep in the stable and always at hand HENRY 4
JoHNsoNs ARNICA AND OIL LINIMENT, as IT is the
best remedy for Hurts, Bruises, Strains, &c.
For Coughs, Colds Group, Asthma and all Lung
Affections. use DowNs ELlXGR, which has stood
the test Of fifty years, and has not been found
wanting.
The man who never smelt powder never was
near Il woman's cheek
A POSITIVE CURE
Without medicines ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MED
ICATED BOUGIES. Patented Oct l6, 1876 One
box
No. will cure any case in four days or less
No. 2 will cure the most obstinate case no mat
ter of how long standing.
No nauseous doses of cubebs copaba or oil of
sandal alwood, that are certain to produce dyspepsia
by destroying the coatings of the stomach
Price 81 50. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or
mailed on receipt OF price
For further particulars send for circular.
T. 0. box ,533. J. G. ALLAN CO., S3 John
St, New York.
We offer $500 reward for any case they will not
cure. Quick, safe, and sure cure. 6m20
The philosophy of dogs running When a can is
tied to his tall instead of biting the string off, IS
not very clearly understood
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Among other relies was an old copper
medal, bearing date Of May l4th, III
it had apparently been worn about the
neck Of an Indian. Then there was
stone clipped into a rounded form ap-
parently to be used as a cannon-b ball a
stone pestle for pounding corn; a human
thigh bone, lS inches long, showing that
there We're giants III those DAYS; Stone
axes and gouges; old French hatchets
and axes, only one Of which was edged
with steel; a wrought iron bar, which
might have been the clapper Of bell
stumps Of the old oaken palisades which
stood in front Of the old French fort, the
ends splntered where they had struck
the rock in being driven into the beach;
acurious tr angular implement for weigh
ING, operated BY spring; patented
cOrkscreW Of novel construction i syrup
pitcher POO years old sample of silk
dress with rich gold trimming, worn by
Joanna Tilden, who married lothian
Mouton about l764 pictures worked in
silk brought over from France by Capt.
Adel Coburn; a stone pipe found in the
bank Of the old French fort cane of VIM.
Iiutchins, the centennarian, supposed to
be 25O years Old an Indian implement of
stone, supposed to be used in dressing
skins: an embroidered sampler of 1903,
bearing the couplet-
elizabeth Cotton is my name
And with this needle wrought the same /"
and wedding ring, brought over in the
Mayilower, and bearing the date of 1916,
with the motto
- Let love abide
Tile deth divide
THE IrnD.pS
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Price, 81 50. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or
mailed on receipt OF price.
For further particulars send for circular
P. 0. box ,533 J. G. ALLAN CO., S3 John
St, New York.
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No nauseous doses of cubebs copaba or oil of
sandal wood, that are certain to produce dyspepsia
by destroying the coatings of the stomach
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-14

We offer $500 reward for any case they will not
cure. Quick safe, and sure cure 6m20
The philosophy of dogs running when can is
tied to his tail. instead Of biting the string off, IS
not very clearly understood
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-14

Keep in the stable and always at hand II ENKY Il
JoHNsoNs ARNICA AND OIL LINIMENT, as 1t is the
best remedy for Hurts, Bruises, Strains, &c.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-14

For Coughs Colds. Group, Asthma, and all Lung
Affections use DowNs' ELIXIR, which has stood
the test Of fifty years, and has not been found
wanting
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-14

DR. BANTER's MANDRAKE BITTERs are a superior
combination of Barks, Roots, and Herbs not at
tanned by any other manufacturers of Bitters
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-14

sam jerks" is the name of Lewiston man
who left place where he earned $50 day. a
few days ago, and went INTO the horse business
lie bought an aged chestnut stallion with few
teeth, and invested sixty dollars in an old mare,
whose finely chiseled ribs seemed to indicate
speed few days ago, he took the animals up to
and they put up diabolical job on the old man
He speeded the mare around the track and cler-
ical looking jockey with chronometer timed
her. When the aged beast had limped around to
the wire, the jockey said she had made the half
mile in l.24, 'and didn't halt try, either" The
announcement made great sensation, and the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-10-14

Without medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MED
ICATED BOUGIES. Patented Oct l6, 1876 One
box
No. will cure any case in four days or less
No. 2 will cure the most obstinate case no mat
ter of how long standing.
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HOusE

Among the oils introduced and
referred were the following:
BY Mr.. Bland For the Tree ooin
age Of the silver dollar.
Mr. Wells, from the App,onri
alton Committee, reported The In
dian appropriation bill. Punt.d
and recOmmitted.
BY Mr. Brown Proposing a Con
stitutionsl amendment pTov,d,na
that The House OF Rspressn,stIvee,
9bsIl be composed Of 300 membsrs
TO BE- spporpouea smoug the sever
Al States az provided in Sec. Q n
Art. u Of the amendments n a.
Constitution
BY Mr.. Coffotb GRANTING IA,
SONS to soldiers and sailors Of H.
late war who we're disabled Will =.
IN military service, also insrs.,,no
The pensions Tor sbe losa ola lsg or
arm.
BY Mr. Shelley For Tho dslivsrv
OF letters having iosDGicinent nos,
age, also providing for tho election
Of 2 Congressional printer.
BY Mr. Money PiziDq Che s,l
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA, SIS.
the Clerks ofiloe OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston county, on the first monday OF
Feqru~y, 1850.
Samuel +. Conner and Guy A. Bishop
II onry Smith, John Ii. Neiman, John
Gonsler. Joseph Feather, John Zwey.r.
and Henry lay H.xsns, surviyirg
partner Of tho late firm of Hsgsns i
Gib-on. which said tirm was composed
of said uagans and Joseph III, Gibson.
deceased.
IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is 10 enforca tho
cOusction Of the unpaid purchase money
against the Street Mill' property in the
bill mcnti moi,
And 1t appearing that the defendant
JOHN Gensier, il not resident ~ TINS
State, he II, therefore, hereby required 10
appear hen @. at Rules to be held for said
Court, on the crst Monday OF march,
next, and do what il necsasary TO pro
tect his intererests herein. Ard il is or
dereo that the foregoing be published in
the West Virginia Argus-a week '
newspaper pU blishsd in this county.
A copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clert.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Atty for Pm.
to7CISS 80
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de plume OF Reason" Claims can not
be solved. The answer given by
another correspondent of the Jour-
nat ia correct, and a, rule can be
gwen for this class Of questions.
Aud, as problems ere popular. I
would submit the following to the
mathmeticisns OF tie county. The
base ia one half inch; the per-
pendicular is one half inch; what Is
the hypotsnuse S. T. WILEY.
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Notice to Take Dispositions,

TO JOHN NELSON BAKER:
Take notice
that shall, on the "a day OF MAJ ch. 1880
mt tho reside zee OF John Walter. near
Evansville, Preston county, w VII.
between the hours of G a. III. and G %. M
OF that day, proceed To take the Deposi,
tons OF Frank Jeni ina, Elizsbeth Wal
ter and others. And on the 5,h day of
MAJ CHI, 1880. ct the Office of W. II. Dent
Esq, Grafton, Taylor county. West va.
between the said hours OF G a. IN. snd 8
p. M. proceed to take the De,Osi,ions of
DIR. a y. Thayer and others, to be read
as evidence OH my b half in 4 certain suit
in Chanosry pending in the Circuit Court
in the county of Preston. wherein Won
are defendant and am plaintiff. And
II from any cause the taking of the said
depositions be not coiHnaiced on said
days respectively, or il commenced and
not concluded on the said DAYS, the tax
ing of the same viii, be continued from
day to day, or from time T. time, at ,he
same places and between the same b, II "a
dBLl tho same shall be completed.
Respectfully yours.
NJ AIRY ELLEN BAKER.
BY her Counsel, JNo BARTON PAYNE
kingwood, w. Va, jan. 30, 1881.
fe7t46S
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WH5T VIRGINIA, S.:
AT Rules held in
the Clerks office of the County Court OF
Preston County, q the first Monday Of
February, 1890.
JOSEPH w. FALEENsTISE, adIninistra>
tor Of Lewis Falkenstihe, deossR cd,
~.
VIM. a. FALKENsTINE.
IN ASSUNPSIT.
TIE object OF this SUIT L. TO collect FROM
the defendant SS77 70 due TO the estate OF
Levi, Falkenstine, dsoea Led, and to su b.
joct his interest in said estate to the Day.
ment of the said debt.
And it appearing that tAe dersndar [.
VIM. a.. Falkenstiue, ID not u resident OF
this Stale, no is. therefore, hereby re-
CURED to appear here at Rules to DO held
l. the said Court on the first Monday of
Nj ia next, ana do what is necessary TO
project his intera - herein. And it ~
s1ruered That the foregoing be published
In the West Virginia Arxus,-nweekly
newspaper pa bished in this county.
cOpy-'res
j. AMI MARTIN. Clerk
JNo. BARTON PAYNE. AIRY for Pr.
fe7t4E 80
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners Sale.

JAMES EVANS, J In the Circuit Court
rs. OF Preston County.
JoHN w. Low, &c. west Virginia: ON
The Chancery side thereof
by virtue ola decree rendered at the
October term, 1879, OF said Court, i'm said
cause viii soil a. the front door of the
Courthouse Of id county in Kinpwood
Z" t7e highest bidder. on
Monday, the 9Th Day Of March.
1880, it being the March term. 1880 o,
INC oNhty court u said county the
100 ACRES OF LAND
!or 50 mu b as shall he nerecessarv
l' INC BiiI, Exhibits and Decree do
siIl0.d, situate IA Valley District i'm
sniu county adjoining 'he lands og John
w tuStRan and othors, and sold and
conveyed ~ tho plaintiff to the defend
ant. JOnn W. Low.
The portion of said land sold bv said
Low TO the defoudaht, Calvin l.. Bitcber
containing
FIFTY FlYE AND THRsE FoURTHs AoRRs.
viii FIST 80 offered and II IL sbonlJ fail
10 SOL Tor sum sufficient To- satisrv soid
plalntib debt, interests and costs. then
me whole Of said 10 acres OF land viii
be offered FOR sale
Said laud 10 fertile and situate in a
good neigh bOrhOOd, and desirable
Inc terms OF sale viii DO enough easb
IN hand To- pay costs Of suit and q = nonsos
o. sale, and then a credit ofG. II and IL
months FOR So much as may be suficient
20 pay the sum oil SGl7 4g with interost
IRON the 9th Of October. 1879 and TIC
purchase money bonds - the defendsnt
Low, duo respectively Oh TO lit of
fnP,,l, ECO and lst Of April, 1891: and
LOT the residue in equal instalIments IN
become due respectively on tho is, 80
APril, 1882, 1923 and 1884 t,kinu from
with interest. O"''y
CLAEENcE y. DILLE, Spool Conf.
'"'i' %. l0eO' fe7t4sl2 IS
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OUR FELLOWS WILLIE LETTER.

FELLowsvILLE, Feb. 3.
Editor .4rguS Winter has come
at last with all stormy appearance
Disease is raging through this
naiRhburh oo1. AT this time no less
than four children have died in this
vicinity very recently, among which
Two OF Mr.. Richard Suahan'r died OF
diuhtheris and were both Inferred
IN the same grave at the Israel
chulch on last Sunday.
Miss May Bsnop is the best lady
scribe III our toWa.
a Jo4nB widower u this neigh
borhood spent two days getting
young lady to permit hun 10 escort
her to church, aud when within Il
short distance oil the church, che told
HIM that he need not trouble him
self TO 20 back with her, for che
would have other and better compa-
ny. That boy" had better 60 West
Last Saturday the people crowded
is}o the pos;office here Tor the AR
G IS with more than usual earnest
ness, and we noticed tAs fact thai
there were more III tn three times as
many as all other papers together at
this cfic e, and ulill increasing.
~ Echo.
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A CARD FROM MIR MARTIN.

Editor Argus:
The following is an exact copy of
the receipt sent Mr.. Caufsld to
s'gn which he in Jour last issue says
was to be eigned by a Sheriff:
"Recd. of J. Ami Martin Clerk
&c, Delinquent dog tax receipts
Tor collection. to the amount OF
Seventy three dollars and fifty
cGHts ($73 5O). August 4, 1879,
Now, II there IL anything III the
above receipt that Indicates that u
10 Ito Re signed by the ShsrlE OF
the County" 1 fail to see IT. The
receipt is on file in my Office. As to
Mr.. Csu6elc's proceedings in the
matter referred to, l have nothing
to say further thsnto defend myself
against the charge OF having cent al
improper receipt.
j. AMI MARTIN,
CLERK County Court.
Feb'y. 4, 1880.
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GEN. II. V. BoyNTCN has sub
mitted to the Secretary Of War
charges against Gen. ". T. Sherman
"of conduct uubecoming an officer
and a gentleman" The diGculty
grew out oil Gen. Boynton's crit
ici4ms Of Gen. Sherman's 'Memolrs,'
a book written by Cen. Sherman
purporting to be an accurate account
of those events in the late civil war
with which he was connected, but
which Gen. Boynton claims is ex-
cessively egotisticai and does gross
Injustice to Generals Grant, Buell.
Thomas, Mcpherson, Logan. Blair,
Morgan and Smith and Secretary
Stanton. Chaflpg under these
structures Gen. Sherman lost his
temper and prudence, and to news
reporter declared that Boynton was
entirely without character, and
could be hired TO do anything for
money" "for thousand dollars he
would SANDER his own mother
'Whereupon Gen. Boynton prefers
charges and demands to have tn.
whole matter settled by a Court
Martial.
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TIE bill reported In eonnreaa lsa.


The bill reported Congress last
week from the Committee on P al
Offices and Post Roads to declare al
public roada post routes, strikes u,
as being clearly anti Democratic
and IN tie interest Of jobbery and
official fasoslity, OF which we are
surely having enough without re-
moyingths last safeguard. To make
q Wholesale job Of it and declare all
roads post routes, would be no, hing
less in effect than su utter relip
quishmsnt by the representatives Of
tie people OF al! control and super
vision OF tee pasta! servies OF the
country. 1t would be to defeat the
wise purpose oil the law which per.
mits the mails to be carried only
over such roads az Congress shall
hrst have designated as post roads
The trainers Of the Constitution. al
though they could hardly have fore
seen the rapid growth Of tbs coup
try snd the wonderful extension o.
the postal service, took care to leave
the establishment Of Post Offices and
Post Roads 10 Congress, for the OBJ
Vions reason that it would be the
best Judge Of the reason ableness and
business Of all demands for An If
crease Of The serviye. We are IN
able to see by what moral or Con
stitutioDal right it is nov proposse
by Congress 10 vscate its high dis
cretionary power in favor Of the
"Stsr Service" uuder strappers y,
the Post Office Department. Al
ready the custom, ~ pernicious as
IT isunwarranted, has been suf.r.d
to grow up Of leaving the establish
Ioent Of kost Offices aud Post routes
wholly TO the arbitrary and uoin-
teIiigent discretion Of the subord,
mates Of the Pet Office Deuartms,t
Surely it must be admitted that The /
representative Of bis own district b.,
. more Jo't end accurate kuowle3ps
o. The wants Of the people Of s1eb
nistrIct than any Official o. The Pou
once Dspa-iEsnt could poesibIy
have.
II 'be precious tins q Congress /
ls urged IN favor Of the sdoptiop o,
toe proposition referred to, We zee /
pooifuIIy submit that quite a saving /
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January 80.


Mr.. Orth offered resolution 10.
strncting the Committee on Rail
roads and Canals to inquire into the
expedlshcy OF providing for gu, vey
TO ascertain the practlcabiiity OF con
s!ructing ship canal from Toledo,
o.. 10 the nsvIgable waters of the
wabash river at or near Lafayette.
Ind. Referred.
The House then resumed cousid
sraIlon'of tho conference report on
the bill providing for circuit and
district courts at Colunb bus Ohio.
After short discussion, The re
port was agreed to.
The Speaker proceeded to call
committees tor reports of a private
nature.
Mr.. Knott. chairman OF the Com
mittes on Judiciary, reported the
bill removing the political dsabil-
tiles OF VIM. B. Tallifero, of Vlr-
ginia.
r. ~.'' "eo m"e'iy p@sseu - yeas,
liz, nays, 53,' number OF Re
puolicans voting with the Democrats
IN the aihrnatlye.
Mr. Conger objected to the pass
age OF the bill removing the political
disabilities of John Owens. Of V,r
GINA. and demanded the yeas and
nays, pending which the morning
hour expired.
On motion OF Mr.. Hunter the
enate amendments TO the House
Dill making appropriations for fiji
lng up and drawing the grounds Of
the Capitol, were concurred in.
The House then went into Com
mIttee of the Whole, with Mr.
Mitchell in the chair, on the private
calendar.
The first bill OF the calendar was
Ter the'reIief Of certain citizens OF
Lynchbu"g, Va, and refuudipp t.
tnem the taxes Improperly collect
ed frem them on manufactured 10
oacco. The bill involved an amount
OF $4,000. aad wac debated At
length aud laid aside to be favorabIy
reported.
The committee then rose and the
House adjourned.
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aries Of persons in the railroad mail
service. -, &
The House then went into Com
mittee OF the Whole on re vision oil
tho rules.
The Committee rose. and the
House took a recess until 7.30 p. II.
when 1t was addressed by Charles
Stewart Parneil, Of Ireland, on the
dist rsesss Of his country.
% notion Of Mr.. O'Conner, the
House then adjourned, aud tho cere-
mony OF the personal introduction oil
members aud o,hers to Parnsll va.
performed by the Speaker IN the ares
10 trent OF the reporters desk.
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HOUSE

Mr.. Davis offered resolution,
which WAS adopted, directing the
Committee on Agriculture to inquire
as tc the most feasible method Of
extending the benefits Of the Agri.
cultural Bureau over that PORTION %
the United States west OF the lOOth
meridian.
A bill reported from the Judiciary
COMMITTEE, providing that no per
son shall serve as petit Juror IN
any United States Court more than
three weeks during any one year,
passed.
the morning hour having expired ,
the House then vent into Commit
tee OF the Whole on revision OF
rules. After which the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
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The granting of Mr.. Charles
Stewart Psrnell the use of the hall
of Repi esentatives in which to dis
cuSs the real or imaginary wrongs
OF ireland was, to ssy the lssst, TN
wise and impolitio, and must pro-
woke much adverse criticism. There
nnmi'tskabls squirting towards
demagogiam, as to afford reasonable
grounds for the suspicion that this
unusual and INCA led for courtssv
and distinction to political asitat OIL,
had much more to do with Irish
vjtes here, than Irish distress at
home.