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The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
THEI PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4.

We do no read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica-
tion but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munlcstions that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
sOLON CHAsE ON rvrsrnx

The old B0urbons have visions of Han.
cock and slory-thai is, N pull at the public
teat, and they have agreed with a few
trading Greenbackers to divide the custom
houses and post-oMces. That is the end
and beginning of fusion in Maine. If that
nest Of eggs does hatch out, ii will be n
n0ndescriDt brood.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley PulleI,
Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
of every person claiming to represent our journal
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04

John W. Shea, of the New York Green
back state committee, comes in out of the wet,
also, and goes strong for Garfield, ''as
prosperity and the logic of events have done
away with the cause which brought the
Greenback party into existence
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04

GENERAL Fitzpatrick takes very encour-
aging look at the Republican situation in
this State. Gone old man," he says, ''came
to me when meeting was over, and said he
had voted the Democratic ticket all his life,
but would do so no longer. had a similar
response to my appeal to the patriotic spirit
of the soldiers. 1 know there are CONVEX
sions, because the men tell me so them
selves. went into shop in Pittsfield to
have trunk hinge fixed, and the man said 7:
Are you not General Kipatrick% 1 said 1
was, and he called me into the back shop
and asked me to tell the Republican town
committee, as he didn't want to do it him
self, that he was going to vote for Davis this
year. Nobody suspected it before. So it is
everywhere have been."
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04

CHICAGO InterOcean: Mr.. English says
he takes ''the deepest interest in the success
OF the Democratic party" As the gentle
mans rates are generally ten per cent. we
are sorry for the party.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
TOURISTS AND STRANGERS

Coming to Portland should visit the Observatory on
Munjoy Hill. From the cupola may be seen the ell
tire city, the Ocean to the horizon, Casro Bay,
with its beautiful islands, Old Orchard Reach
and with the powerful Telescope mounted in the
cupola the hotels on MIS-. Washington. Kear-
sarge and Pleasant may be distinctly
The views here are said to be unsurpassed for beau
ty and variety by any in the world Congress street
cars pass every ten minutes. au10 diff
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04

PHILADELPHIA Press: Two powerful
reasons are operating in this canvass against
the Democratic party. The first is the
earnest feeling among loyal men against
handing the government over to the practi-
cal control of the solid South, with its un-
changed spirit and purposes. The second
is the deepest pervading dread of 'schange''
which will overcloud the bright business
and industrial prospects of the country and
plunge us again into doubt, distrust and un-
certainty. The former flames out in the
great patriotic uprising all over the North.
The latter is the more quiet expression of
the counting-room, the factory and the fur
mace, but it is none the less potent. Indeed,
it is swelling into mighty and increasing
current which will prove irresistible in
November.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
The State Campaign

Reports from all parts of the State are of
the most encouraging character, Republi-
cans are sanguine, and we have sound and
abundant reasons for faith in a great victory
election day. A marked change in senti-
ment has been going on among those who,
once Republicans, have for two years past
been working and voting against us. The
issue SO sharply made between Democracy
and Republicanism, and the virtual disap-
pearance of "National Greenbackism'' as
an important political organization, have
brought men to direct and immediate
choice between the two old parties. Those
who were ever sincere Repub licans cannot
mistake their duty no W, and they are COM
ing back to camp.
The return of the prodigals is of course
matter of rejoicing in the household where
they once sat. But it should not lead that
household to neglect work and fall to feast
ing. The time for family reunions is after
the harvest has been gathered. Thanks
giving follows garnering. Our danger now,
if any danger menaces us, is over confidence.
The Republican voter as he reads over the
long list of recruits, may think that his ser
vices are not needed at the polls, or that his
missionary work is hereafter unnecessary.
He may forget that the gained vote of this
year must be added to the Republican vote
of last year in order to secure Republican
success. Our recruits are not substitutes.
No soldier should fall out of the ranks be-
7.
into his place. We need both veteran and
recruit. If we wish to gain decisive victory
all the men who voted the Republican ticke
last year must come to the polls this year.
Their ballots with the ballots we shall get
from intelligent and conscientious men who
supported Fusion but will not sustain Fraud,
will give a weighty and commanding effect
to the voice of Maine in favor of honest gov
ernment, a free and full vote, and an honest
onnpf
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
A. G.. BRADsTREET Esq, d,

WILL SPEAK AT
So DURHAM, Monday Evening, Sept. 6.
BRUNSWICK, (Grovestown District) Tuesday,
Sept. Z.
MORRILL'S CORNER, Wednesday Eve'g, Sept. s.
HON. WNE. HI. GIBSON
of Ohio,
WILL SPEAK AT
SEBAGO LAKE, Saturday Afternoon, Sept. 4.
HON. K. G. HORR
of Michigan
WILL SPEAK AT
HOLLIS GROVE, Saturday Afternoon Sept. 4.
SACO. Saturday Evening, Sept A.
GRAY, Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. 8.
CUMBERLAND, Wednesday evening, Sept. 8.
PORTLAND, Thursday, Sept. 8,
SACCARAPPA, Friday, Sept. 10.
FAIRFIELD, Saturday Evening Sept. IL.
PROF. q. w. ATEHE .sTON
of New Jersey
WILL SPEAK AT
HARRISON, Thursday Evening" Sept 8.
OTISFIELD, (AIeeting House Hill Tuesday after
noon. Sept. T.
EEN. CHaAs. HI. esROsvENOR
of Ohio
WILL SPEAK AT
WINDHAM CENTER, Monday Evening, Sept. 6.
FREEPORT Tucs a., Sept. z.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
For Governor,
DANIEL r. DAVIS.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
:, For Electors at Large.
JOSEPH S. .WHEELWRIGHT, of Bangor.
IRA H. FOSS, of Saco.
First District-ELISHA H. ,JEWETT.
Second Distrsct-OTIS HAYFORD.
Third District-EDWIN FLYE.
Fourth District-LEWIS B. JOHNSON.
Fifth District-SEWARD B. HUME.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS.
First District-THONIAS B. REED,
Second DaStrict-WILLIAM P. FRYE.
Third Dist7ict-STEPHEN D. LINDSEY.
Fourth Dishict-CHARLES A. BOUTELLE.
Fifth District-SETH L. MILLIKEN.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
MEANING OF A DEMOCRATIC RES.
TORATION.

"We would like TO engrave a prophecy
ON stone to be read of generations i'm the
future. The negro i'm these States will be
slave again or cease to be. His sole refuge
from extinction will be i'm slavery 10 the
white man.-MERIDIAN (NdIss3 MERCURY.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04

HON. THOMAS II. REED

WILL SPEAK AT
CAPE ELIZABETH, Saturday, Sept. A.
NORTH HARPSWELL, Monday, Sept. 6.
DEERING TOWN HOUSE, Tuesday, Sept 7.
NAPLES, Wednesday, Sept. 8.
HARRISON. Thursday, Sept. 8.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04

IT is not considered safe by the Demo-
Gratis to resort to the shotgun policy in
South Carolina this year, as any such report
might have disastrous effect on the pros
poets of the party in the Northern States.
But means quite as effective as the shotgun
are being employed. The Democratic Clubs
in Edgefeld, Barnwell, Hampton and other
counties of the State have adopted resolu-
tions that no man who votes the Republican
ticket will be given employment of any kind.
White men who give employment to the
colored Republicans are ostracised and
threatened with severe penalties. In conse-
quence of these resolutions and threats a
large number of colored families are in a
very pitiable condition. Some of them are
said to be actually in want of food And
yet the Democrats talk about free ballot,
but they also prate about their loyalty and
patriotism.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04

WILL SPEAK AT
CAPE ELIZABETH, Saturday, Sept. 4.
NORTH HARPSwELL, Monday, Sept. 6.
DEERING, Town House,) Tuesday, Sept. z.
STANDISH, Thursday Evening, Sept. 8.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
HON. e. II. COVE

WILL SPEAK AT
HOLLIS, (Clark's Grove,) Saturday, Sept f.
SACO, Saturday Evening, Sept. A.
CUMBERLAND MILLS, Monday, Sept 6.
STANDISH, Thursday, Sept Q.
NORTH WINDHAM, Saturday evening Sept. L
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-04
County Nominations.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Senators-Jeremiah Dingley DR., Auburn
George Parcher, Leeds.
Commissioner-A. d. Bailey, Auburn
Observation-Disclosures f. Merrill, Lewiston.
Register of Probate-Nathan w. Harris, Auburn.
ARoosTOoK COUNTY
Senator-Levi Sears of Fort Kent.
Judge of Probate-Henry R. Downes of Pressure
Isle.
Register of Probate-Ransom Norton of Houlton.
Sheriff-Alfred Cushman, Jr., of Sherman.
County Commissioner-Henry O. Perry of Fort
Fairfield.
, 1880-10-20

rnElNNINa ron 4 GRAND TURNOUT.
Thu headquarters at tho Palmcr House for
Saturdays great industrial pnrndc wore o1cccd-
iug1y lively yesterday. a number of orga,,iza-
t!ons have alrcady reported. ind tho onty qIps-
uon now Ia, whether tho demonstration can 10
kept wlth!a bounds. II tho rcports mado by
tho officers aro correct. Saturdays dononstra-
ton will bo tho ,argcst thing Of n scm-polltical
nRtnro ovur attempted In nuy campaign.
Cok 1tcnd, who has charge Ut tho SECOND cosps,
which embraces all tho wagons with cmblunl-
atlcal des!Kns, ,aa openol hls Headquarters III
manufacturers md othors Who in,crt to sond nj
wagons To report tho number 1T wagons md tho
ehnrnctor Of tho acslTus Mt tll,ce. IttpUrls elit
le mado Mt hoadQltartors auy ttMe during tho
Con. Stockton requests nil 1senublloans hay
tnE tIo!sss, = WHO arV willing 70 riae n the pro.
tho Exposition I,ullainx at i$:n Tic % oniy i;
9nitorii II. r suggested Is black alouoh hat and
rho iinc Of mnrch viii no I'D foltows: From
Miohtaan ayenMc, whero the lino is'tormcd, wcat
m MDMroa to Wnonst. n0rth Ia Lnku, weat to
l' Frankltn' sou,t, 70 washinaton, gast 70 state,
a!!onroo. casl 10 state. south to Afams, west 10
tho ttlho line VII 10 ais'nissst, Tho column wiil
sSrner o. 'vn'a LII ~ sais @ ana Nv wsinKtot;
atreats Tho llno OF nitrrh Inns boci, confined
ts ~ oos wH M so u a4xd 81
naM5:r g posS wiits 4 ssksdi ios e slYar sha
wards Of thirty bands In tae proeeasion. Maij. III
Scott expouts so t,i.rch with LOU ooloro4 meu lii
I'll it is expected tint a la,go number Of pcop)o
Will cosn9 In from tho country. md tho Isatisdal
Association has !nale u uniform rat0 on all
sos 1edK df NJ 10 ths oty fron " Points Wth
number Of representatives, OF tho ,i.bor ofganl-
zatlons Will net ts R!1s TO tho dHurcnt MarshAls.
, 1880-10-20
T. Il. WASIIDURNE.
Il CHAnAcTRItiRr1u LRTrE1s,

80 wv %@A~0f " 4fs& ~"bsNk4 4I*RAFt3t
CHICAGO, Oct. ILL., will ttonk you 10 publish
tho tnotoaod lottcr. Just sccolyed frun Mr.
Washburno. With It also came bis check for
$@2sN az subscription ID tho general canlpai9n
fund. lila falth IN tho anal outcome Of tho
election aftor hearIn2 tho result from k1aIno Ia
quito characteristic, aud 80 fur a. can now be
Judged fully s1sta!us hEs reputation for ac-
cusately predicting tho probable results of
great poi!ttcal struggle. W. IL. u.
CARLSBAD, bohemia, gopt, "a, l880.-DEAn Mu,
uItAnLkYi When ! suId "guul-by" to yul hi
hour or two before lowing hntl1g On the I'd ii
yuly lust oxpfoseed q .AUpo that. III yIew Df tho
tresiuential election, w0uitl not DO compelled
70 ~ aoaant u'u1e than efHAt or t4l weeks.
Noves hlv0 npel tnorD anxious to participate
III political Campaign than In tho present nnp,
IT, sIa'.n nSSes ses H. ~ y !nMgnsa ~ shora boon
e!a!n upon tho support Of all its luyal ms1lt,ers
Nothing but tho iMperatiyn demands OF he4ith
could haSo induecd use to learv hotn9. woull
have wished to strengthen tho hAtlfls pf our
friends, mt only In Illinois, hut elsowheto, ac-
cordlny 10 thu fA!! mGaeuTe OF my ability, And
now, since It u claituei that tloro has GcGn u
Republican FeSers0 tn Malno, rcgrot tnuru than
over ny Allscnce froin Tho country
regret 70 aay. how0vor, thAt my health has mt
wuuI1. Instead. therefore, Of Ieuyiux for tun0
by tho nlddl0 ol September, my medical attyisors
theso colebrated wnteras Io npilsh that
Will be detained q week. Or ton days lUnKur. it Ii
particularly lnslsted by returning sooner aud
, 1880-10-20
,roof. and tho Chicago Veteran Climb md tt1oir
tntflrs. Ehould tho night he ptoRsant n lnrgp
lnFn nut is expected. a atnnd md bpRts will bo

Yo{tf onE tho f@hEruro Vn}ernn f&i,i, ,rd +t,i,
fnt1Irs, Ehould H." f,,oft In ntnnsa, f' T. ta ~,
inrtl uut is expected. x atand hi srnts III, fEo
rrsn,u,ion tn. otfort,, q ,.o aor,,,ror. y,
thu f,li,1, nskinr tl1o Rti, 1'nrt Txut...n.s ~
10 unfn mn ii fo Sn,,ih Tnrnn nffnr XII .f;rn
10 ntcsent In mStItfn, IL thn chtrn1o efnro,
Cint, for thoir tsSjpuratton. Wv 4 mntion e, Iii.
frcI thn ThirI 1ir"rnnt mi cnr,LI ~ ~ snos ~
Mi vnirrs wns tarrIni> mi X fhn y" fm,nstnc VI, VI
Ent,inymrnt an Ii.,itticni tntbn ;m.trnctoa ~, ~
nntr,rt}nt, In tsi riot. e,rn,n IL nntns >"
"eFNo' s-'~ '"'' @ '..s n.s..s ~ . '1o tAe''pc'0'
r-,. r,.,,.u., p..,. c.".,.;', .. ...,. r,....
hill se.."a ,., a"Fk I. HH.noi" nna <attnnr E!un
i.I,muns t!r,.ta y tWH 'i.t'nhy EscntnR;
nt u w;ratty. =. Is. Mntssi,, Ihcnh Uts'ss' my
Republicans ate fttj{ Gt enthusiasm,
,rho t.,... ,v,., r,.,,,,,. t,,., .t,
,nv =" H. INT ti, Iau .t ne,u meut
mdn l.. r arra nua,o,s w. . ...R ~. am ~
~ LIZ ,t.rte y. M N.Y.
, 1880-10-20
IN GENERAL,
nULI.nOZlN0 CITY EMPLOYEES,


Tho reports IN reference to tho designs Of tho
Democracy uron the Republican, III tho employ
Of tho City 0oycrnn1cnt-who hive boon re-
tatnctl bccause equailt cil!ctcnt Democrats could
hot bD secured to take tliuir pnces-were yes
tcrlay nsccrtnlncd to haye been well founded.
and there ID nothing to retract FROM what t,,ls
nlrrndy been published on the subject. 1t ap-
TeArH thnt they havo all been MctllnIly
Summoned by tho Democratic Campaign
Committee to report to then, rur
work, md also to come forward with asscss-
tleilta ft,r tho I,nrtys good, md that theso nh
t|cea have been foil1wcd by anonymous md
threatening letters. Worry fow Of tllon have re-
eoondc4i, however. and thnse who hnvo not any
they VII! not, anu thus l1lnttcrB stand atst: tho
poor fellows ~hu hnyp dNrrd to rcalst tho de-
imat' imat'a aro lno'ncnsarIy expecting tho nx 10 fnl
story viii considerable enrhasis, ni.si I I aIpco
shero ~ known tu 70 = singular encouragement
esswsr" ~ hi" and h,s nury q rep:
sslux % srouni S!a. iso Ssa s"ys. bo%svoT, s !,
TINT M ltsfaharKss W. u9 se, aSd n ts 10 i
tic Committee rr1nnt!s to ba Aeeu, and In tho
1s1eantine thero will bo considerable nervous
ness ut tho rookory.
BLOOMINGTON.
Grent interest Is manifested In bloomington
respecting the great demonstration to cosns oil
ihore today. special ratcs hlvu boon made OH
present. Prizes have beon uifercl to the hcst
GOO Clubs, hAnds, and delegations, and rrrpasa-
sio..s Il, ano lnr ys.t"rs from NJ! tho
snfsoundx ~ ~ col1tify ~ 10 oc!oGk ther9 will
~ uioFo VIZ 70 speaktnR ut Tho Fn!r-
; Hrountls. Addresses Will 10 delivered by
J.. ": Wilcox. tho "sie,!lotn carpentor"; u. c,
sstnitt1. tho caiitlitlhto for Co.!gress from thu
orauf a n = s.h o sG
lntlire. ~ IN. nj. tl,cre vii! bo eocort ly thp
II. Louis AFsunut !lAllt', and ut : y. III. u t,rch
light procession. ~ o'clock thcr0 WILL 10 tnorc
speuktng III sorcral bulls.
Ekgcrtos BurEny1sons.
A r,ttttor ,r". Nt., .t.,,'.,s,, bs. 1,,
Drun,nond by A. " IJtrft, Wnahfnvtnn iI"a.
Inv, l.. ". Mcconnell ". i. Nixot,, j, i,
Reynolds. s. A. uouRIuas. ]. l., WuodwNr.l,
Lhnrtea Hitchcock, John Wontworth i. ii.
McErcM, A. II. Hurting, ", X. Sullivan.
EGter tIantl, md GcprKV E.htcitler, 1sktng
fur tho appointment af twn Supervisors
, 1880-10-20

ft3H ttHffjHftCAN Cf1tfKTY EfrCfTryE cfsfA
M11.rEH WI"
c,nt rnato,,av oftorut,nn ~ 1,or,,,,t,o. >. t,,,,-
n.s. 3ens'sa"s ,.,.1.... ~ nepup'cAn neaa- M
Iuaftcrs. ea-A ~. Hh~!olKh IN tho ctatr. Tho
meeting wna largely attended. and tho spirit
that nrovnt1tt VIVA f,f TIM ,fat th,tata.,tn anrt
1n o, .",ot VIVA ,"s ~ ~ so1'
tno 'aa'n h"u1ect u,.oe' u'se"ss'Nh WIZ that ~
eH.s "hsht Wv ""'"e. "a wv" VI tae 1act that
nu,'u "alus se ".ts oeG'' plfi'"''s HuRco
a1teEs II was uccHleu u IHuee n new ana thof'
ouHh cnnyns4 Of tho city. ~ implied to tho
wurf.a ,gj,cre hcrc1,1con work tins nfrpnt]y bsen
hnno mi. ~ nn,,ruo rnnn,a NJ, tyonti,.n r.a.
uo"s' 'n's' " eouissf ns",7 ~ '.nectt'o sctaii-
snes. to tho c!.u tMat hli the rbtcrs III
every election psccatlot stla1I h9 gotten
nMt oue "cck from ne3L luestlhy: Iho
wIsuos1 oi shen etnn sa hnpnfGnt. md
Y. " Hse!t! an cViuSno9 lna. tnG iulnul!cnhe ni
srxroa SGaH Gty M ~ oHEn a, shS ~ m w VT ,,o4 ~ ns1e5
s,m!Iy @ st vct"ry tny @ etnn 70 sno. ,t tnat they
tno yotes aro ~ ~. suanteh JT cn1l,ttee
!slt!lnI,a. " lncK Is!nnu. tnat Nc wn1id fe hero
ttlls MORNING, and aff1ltiSencf:h Inr monster
Hnsa'ne9tthk " FhFwc! laa!i tu-hiKht wgre
cntereu 1nto anu pGrieeten o.. tlo spps. Thu
,neetng HHunlti' anu an'tuicbs VIII, hc ne OF tho
MrReAt pslilGnt Rnthetinesuscr nsn u thla c!t}.
INC trphbltcan Cth1fity tathihlHn Committee
lhSt yes'rrdax x!trnupt Fcta Itnnchett aIre-
ami:iE., e q cnH ni tnn Wa1d. 9nu et'lniy towt!a
nl!Glleu lho lit'st cnenuraNlhR reports III tcrAfd
10 inc Wny ili when tle orRtillzntlof1 hsl eHfs-
f"fs hfo l'tln9 enffieu os.. ihe tnt1tn!ftec de-
eilett 10 fees,1httlu ~ Ino Exectttiyt C't9tnit-
!eo tHn l'ElnllnR Q! me poll-hs1s 70 the Gnu flt
, 1880-10-20
THE WEATHER.,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. M-l n. n..-For
the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy wealth.
cr. possibly preceded by occasional light
snow, sontslcEly to westerly winds, generally
light temperature, nnd lower barometer.
For tho Ohio Valley mil Tennessee, clear
or partly cloudy weather, southeast to snutl,-
west Winds, lower barometer, stationary or
higher Temperature.
For tile Upper Lake region, clenr OF partly
cloudy weather, westerly to southerly winds,
stationary or higher Temperature MD Luroul-
ttrr.
u For tic Upper Mississippi md Missouri
valleys, clear ur party cloudy weather,
southwest to northwest winds, stationary Or
higher temperature alltl barDnsptar.
Tie rivers will renaI,, nearly stationary,
LOCAL uusEHyATioSs.
, 1880-10-20
The Great Parade to 30 Held satur-
day Afternoon.
J. 7. Faruc1l's Chnllcngo 10 the Demo.
CRITIC Business. Men.
4 Characteristic Lttlor fnm The l1un. {. Nash.
burae-lleadgaarter kewA
Another Democratic eoheme-Alarm at the
0ity-Ha1l.
"DUsINEss" DEMoCnATs,

Will TnEr CONE rp TO TIE SCRATCH?
uf the pll' Of this tntt,th tho Democrats, in
ortIer to help Themselves nlong. got up t,rato
REnltst tho 1ut,Ker rug uf the Republican parry,
and hul 1t signed by SUMO cl,fcago men,
Tho small number II sixncrs, and tho faet that
tic tard VIVA slcnrly two wccks III. circulation lfo-
tore 1t ctI1l' got any names. s1ows tht tliu prus
poet uf Dcnlocrntlc ru.o tlnes mt strike tho ina.
!ority OF business people ut nlt ravorahly. i1uro
y tho !ist 81 il!osa w!,u signed that Curl:
lioweg. Carles tossaHo, II. q. H. utni,'ss Tim. r.:
Eert ,!s' ,rsec' n Mnt.er. Itw. frnne!s \! saody:
ef knS %sol*f Il oYs%es;t DY%e; 4 Gya,, n MMr's%try T. %en9y
6eFxnr. John II. l'rrnt'ss. Cin!ou lirNQ., II. d.
i:se c1.: tGar!es iicnr3,lr, W. % t. Kertoot, sss'
u; rH; ~ sherw', J.. w. D"anc, i',Gna y, Uts.
,,Y ne 1T f',m rnrrs wmrs nhlis,hGa n tl,o l9t t
lowing
CHALLENGE. ISSUED ny MIR. Jolx Y, rAnwg1.E,,
aatdl,essstl. mt. The Eaa.ntl9t Il thrown dosn:
Ess1 . ost G Il Msg"r"!es tE
!yor Htltlrcss to tho busingas. ot the country
tttltiiW tho res Of savcr.,asnt. sy S,'.,,n1sw. .
II bun not lofie tho business FIR mn. still fuel,
M IT, in'oEh n lhat t1 wisG its;a' rns',rs
l,nve had very n.,'uh u Do With the b,,sIf.ess
prosperity of oilr co,lntry. Nurtl unl smith, n1l,i
IT hia It'll Mo % ersFe ysqy n y III,
present stNtus o[ cNlni1lpruini nifoIrH. '''o
Sin tho short GunlJlass Or thu nt1.1rcss yon
could mt, OF course, uivo tho rrahu,s fUr your
ftr.iist hHjl ut ty own cxuuns" lint liz i'.,ao
i.gss-eu pf our civ mny listg Il, Will. rrsons
und Will ltI business Innn WHO viii try 10
nnsHtr firm md ulnir,fni,, lin r,t,r,finns int
i,nre altc.t hcrsi,1. rieas nas,n tmea NIL '
will i,nkp tho arrangements to silt your cnn.
yenencu. JUIts i. FAtiwKit."
Thu ai,oyo chnlscnpc WIN I,t,,ishc,l inat rvcn.
tnv md the prG1.cr thing for nii,1NtuE rppnrt"r
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