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Standard Pearls.

The author Of our being is also
the author of our bliss
II sin has harbored in tho house
the curse waits at tho door.
As we live on Gods bounty We
should live to his glory.
What God requires of us be wor kt
within us or 1t is not dono.
lie that swells in prosperity will be
sure to shrink to adversely,
We should bo concerned for our
sius rather than our sufforipgs.
None wero mado to DO idle be
who gave US boiug gayo us business
Evil doers try to get others to dc
evil they do not like to DO alone
Those who would DO kept free
from harm should keep cut oi
harm + way.
Wo must look around on tho uni
verso with awe, aud no man with
scorn.
Aspirations aftor trnth and virtue
arc pledges aud beginnings OF iuo
NOR tality.
Tho soulo which God hath breath.
cd into us should breathe after Linn
and for Him,
Every man is "a man aftor God i
own heart for tho functions that ho
docs best.
Men seldom improve when they
have no othor models than them
selves to copy aftor.
Those who would not cat tho for.
biddcn fruit should not come near
tho forbidden trco.
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ter, mother - 'i'ss'--s '.'s
Q ringing. clear voice IL was
Png and hearty, as II TO mattel
stalwart figure the bright
eyes, and handsome, sunny
John Williams.
or J. And now o hearty
lang out, "As II there lived
er woman than Hannah
John, che is only q shop
won't be q shop-girl when
my wife. l am not o rich
= my salary will make Q com.
homo for ell Of u.s."
will turn me ont Of doors,
ueh.r
ber.' cried John, with q
anger running through the
4 reproach Of hls voice, "you
ncv Hannah Ooyls better
Williams eonsoience gave
>rp tvinge. for she did know
better than 10 think shs
Pprive . crippled woman o.
IN Williams like many Z
hef, bad nursod such high
t9s futurs matrimonia
OF her boy. that she fell
q: shock Of disappointment
h'd beg q biz sngAss'
y" she mussd. Aftss Johr
hsE toy his daily routine d
nrcly John might aspire a
y hehss thaa : nsss ahep'
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14aH-Ha- -=--==-
Fooled Aaain.


forenoon, stranger sat on horse
block on Woodward avenue, near
the parks, in tho old north wind.
closely watching vehicles aud ped
estrians, and acting as il he expect
ed something of import,nce to oc..
cur. His long hair, cadavoro us face
aud eeedy dress, at length attract
oil Tho attention OF q policeman TO
him, aud tho officer aakod why he
sat there.
"Say, replied tho man, rs ho rose
up and reached out TO shake hands, Il
believe Two boon fooled again. It's
long enough after ID o'clock, and
she basn Z happened yet.'
What's that What is to hap
pom T. =
'Say,maybc you'll think I'm green,
but honesty believed the world wae
TO come 10 an and at 10 O'Clock to.
day. SO did dad 80 did ma an {;
so did Hannah. A feller came
through our noighborhood in jan
uary, and gave us the dato aud told
us to be ready. Tho old folks
wanted TO go mp from tho front yard,
but preferred to como to town.
walked seven miles this morning and
was bere at half past niuo Say,
why didn't sho end, rs Advertised
What's tbo use Of fooling q fellor
this way 2
Are you ninny enough TO believe
such things 2 asked tho officer.
We'll, kinder. This ia tho thiri
time Two been ready, and it seems
I'm fooled again. Say. perhaps il
was postponed on account Of the
weather.
Like enough
Il guoss not, though. Iguoss wc
got tho dato wrong. Say, wouldn't
this DO bully place 20 stand aud
SEQ tho performance. Cracky but
when tho oarth began to hoavo, tho
trees to fall, tho waters to rise, and
tho heavens to famo, wouldn't
things around hero look sick Z
You'd better go homo.
'Yos, l suppose 40. If sho was to
come OF to day. sho'd boon on time.
Say, You don't so much on tho
world coming to au eni pretty soop,
10 youi'
'Not a cent
Vol, 1 do. So does tho old
man. SO docs ma'am. SO doog
Hannah, We nin't going to Miss il
If We know ourselves. Tho oil man
will feel worse than | do, for ho t.
got 10 pay II nete of $50 Tomorrow.
Hannah won't caro- much for sho'
been engaged eight times, and is
usol to didrppointmonts. Say, how
do you suppose tho performance
viii commence when il docs come
of -
Haven't any idoa.
liAyon't, oh 2 30 high oil
limo, won't thoy Sugar nul toa
and such stuff will como down oyor
half, aud you police won't fool much
ike knocking moa down AMI Jump
ing on ON. Say, tho performance
is or isn't it =
j Guegs So
"Well, III go homo. Kindor
moan 10 fool f1ller this way, but |
eau stand it If tho old world can.
Maybe she's going to wait for warm
weather, Say, did.
You'd better CO.
Yes, 1 know; but it's kinder
funny to think of dad and ma'am
sitting out in the front yard, all puc.
kered up aud ready to go, and Ham
nah in the front bedroom up stairs,
singing, I want to be an angel,
through her nose Ha! Ia 4! Ia
Kinder fat on mo, too. eh Hoof
ed it seven miles to be fooled on the
string game. Say, don't
The officer was moving away.
Say, you !
But tho officer wouldn't, md, af-
ter lingering look around, tho
young man took his way up Wood
ward avenue, walking between the
car tracks, and looking for cracks in
tho pa vement.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored !

FsS|T1 just published. now edition W
6sS; pr. GulvcrScfs Gcirb.a-
.EiLI ted Essay on the radical ouro
without mcliciuel Of SrEuMArcnuuoF.
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Semi,
nal Losses, lNrorrScT, Mcutle nnj rhy-
steal lncapacity. Implements to Marriage.
etc. also. CONSUMPTION, EriLErsr aud
Frs, induced by self.indulgence or soK-
unl cytrAyrglncc. Sc.
f5J" Price, in q scaled envelope, oaly
six cents.
The celebrated author. IN this nimir.
able Essay, clearly demonstrates. FROM
thirty years successful practice, that tho
alarming consequences of self abusc may
he radically cured without tho danger.
ous use OF internal medicine or the hps
plicntion of tho knife pointing cut y
mode Of euro at once simple, ccrtaln, Tni
cNeotual, he, may cure himself cheariy
privately, aud uAnicALLy.
o. 7Iis Lcc'Uc wWprorC boon 10
tho. IDS dsd NOUS1li,.
Sent under seal, ina plain envelope. 10
any adress, postpaid, on receiptof Elk
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
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Sept. Z, 1878. ly.
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This short prayer from an Italian
may And responsive minds in any
cline: 81 prey that, Imoy never bt
married, But III marry, Ipray that
! may not be deceived. But il l am
deceived pray that ! may not
know Of it. But i'll know it, l pray
that I may be able to laugh ut the
whole affair."
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A Niagara haokman jumped into
tho falls the other day. he heard
that . visitor had got away with al
most $6 In bis pocket
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AN EARLY POEM.
Dy JOE jor, IN.

svcniug just at nooa in May ~
|lted out horseback. feeling g,yJ
II my p arssoi, yoo sec,
pop the moon from melting me:
Atmosphere wss stirring not,
)u the calm the wiul bls- hot.
limb TO lim5. all In the sun,
tAs littlo heifors rua
III tho songs OF vvic,lcs, rills
~ slid bsbb!ins up tho hilis /;
hung their sxs'cs up,a a liub,
b the water ook o swim
INNER fields, 50 doop Ia cnow,
green With vcrlaut grass, sai Oh,
eavio,t rain l oan recall
5 occasion didn't fail
my horse up with a frown,
py umbrella put down.
ght hos gsnboled With the kid,
'sier chased tho k.,ydid
pt improved the shining hours
Asring honey from the aorers;
korns loaded dov n the oak,
h-.rse With ash,hoppers broke.
ar sky wss quits full Of clonls,
npaer lii them up like shrouds !
htuine roarea inccssantlJ-
illasss I dld never soc. -
ght blue heavens beneath my fest
ht had never seemed 30 sweet.
dallsr su that August day
the meadow ohsppius hsy,
isr-toru hst. and strSv made gowa.
my hand % Irods down,
llsd . drink she calmy said-
. spring . milo ahead
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-03

The bright red Of this seasons
fashions has reached Toxas, where
stesrs run wild, and Aerce encoun-
ters between bellies spd bulls ore
common.
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A REcoMMENDArIoN.-Asa o writer
OF testimonials, commend us to Gail
Hamilton. Recently an Irish girl APP
piled to the principal of tho State
Normal School, at Salem Massachu-
ceetts, for a situation 40 cook,and OK
hibitod with pride tho following tes-
timonial from G.. H..
"ATargaret F-----has lived with
mo fourteen weeks. l have found
her ivariably good tempered, im-
munda, dirty, cheerful, oblising,
eciti,oSa (destructive), respectful and
incorrigible. She ia q bottor cook
than any Irish girl l have ovor en-
ployed, aud one OF the best bread
makers I ever saw. With neatness
and carefulness and economy, she
would mako an excellent servant. ]
heartily recommend her to all Chris
tian philanthropists, and her em>
ployers to Divine mercy,'-Hayper's s
Magazi ne.
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W0man's Sacrifice.

p might do better, John"
Williams spoke fretfully, a
eWs told to her by her only
~ not pleasant for sbsr "a
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Yes !; fathers growing old. John,
His eyes ere getting din
Aud mothers tresJing softly down
Tho deep descent with him.
And you ani ars young and hale.
Add each q stalwsrt msa /:
bd We must mako their path as smooth
And Lowell 30 We can. rrv
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Poe { ry.
Fathers Growing Old,

Oar fssbsre growing old. Johu:
fiis eyes ere growing dim
And yssrs on his shoulders laid.
A heavy weight for him,
And you and young and hale,
And esoh o stalwart man,
And We must mako bis load rs light
And easy 40 we can.
lie used TO take The brunt. John,
At cradle and tho p'ow.
And earned our porridgo By tho sweat
Th at triokled down his brow.
Yet never heard we him complain.
whste'er his toll might be.
Eor wanted Ger . Welcome seat,
Upon bis solid knee.
And when our boy strength can't, y obs
And sturdy grew each limb,
lie brsusht ~ TO tho yellow Geld,
y To share the toll with him,
Dut hs, won, formost In The swsrth,
Tossing aside the grain. s. g. AZ
Just like the pillow that hsavcs the soil
Or ships hat sheers the main.
Now We must lead the van, John.
Through weather foul aud fair.
And let the old man read and dosc.
And tilt bis easy chair,
And he'll not mind, John, you know
AT eve 10 tell us o'cr
Those brave old days Of British times.
Our grandsires aud Of tho war.
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p j g g t II n-l q, /.
, 1880-03-06

Spteiat Utspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WAsitiSGToN, D. G., MRrcll b.-Thcro was
n very amusing scene In tho House tll1s NIT
ernoon. Tho day Ind been devoted to tho
private calendar, and Ind been very nlonoto-
nous. Il dozen numbers wGre claI'iorlng for
recognition, Wien Mr.. HazlSton, Of WiscoM-
Sin, rose to personal explanation. lie saitl
that Mt the session Ut tho House, last night,
Warner, of Ohio, had used language Which
had called forth u reply from him {llazletun].
Iii tho Record, this morning, Warmers
speech Was garbled, ak TINT 1mss
which caf1ea out his (AIr. lIazleton's}
rulnarks befnV omitted, so TINT tho reMnrks
aro sge.alag!y without psovacatios.. Tke
words used were "llospltat pIn,ps," applied
to certain c,ass Of pensioners. This trick
Of expungIng portions of speech, 1Iaxlcton
said, WIS al old ono with the gentleman from
Ills trail might bo followed by these lntl-
tilated speeches. 1Iazleton asked to l,lve
read from the reporters notes the langaagv
OF Mr. Warner, and then Ills own reply. This
done, he added TINT now ho hoped
tho exact proyocatton fur his speech
would 60 forth To tue country, a1Ml his
constituents would know wlNttl>ey werS ret,,t-
Ing. There wns great laughter ut Warmers
expense. That gentleman attempted to tte-
felid hiulseIf by tho statement TINT tho 0l,-
jectinnable words were lsGd IN tlle l,eat Of
| ttebAte. They were not applied tu b0nn-tilt4
| pensioners, but to those w,u weru to be
found III every military command.
HE cE1rrAISrr DID NOT AlI'1.Y IT
| to the gentleman from Wisconsin, who, II
| Ills Information wns correct, hAd statu tuu
nenr tho Canadn border to bu In danger. from
ltebGl bullets. This thrust WINS greatly Ell
I0yetl by Warmers friends, md for tlie mo.
mint tic bnttg seemed to be turning a.rninst
ffazletot. but with remarkable readiness
and grcnt skill III rcpnrtet lla2letOn retorte.l
tl.at Gen. Warner hull Euno into tha Wnl
| curly, and Ind retired carly OH a pension
and then, rnislng his yotGH to Its cearuSt times
l1Azletoil shouted, "An1 tho wound fol
which tlils pension Is paih the gnllunt Gen
eral carrEes In his back" Warner tllrllet
llyldwlth ragc, whila the House mud galleries
were canvulsed with applause TINT lastel
several nluInunls. WarnHT attempted to re
ply, but !le WIS too angry. lilo HAld thu
{InZlct0n's statements US to Ills motives wer,
fnlse, emphasizing the expression by atrlk
Ing Ills cnlB On THO. 10ur. lInzlc
ton sud ilo should hold 0en
Warner personally responsible, anl thel
paused Il moment There was n sensation
tho e,il Of this remarkable passage, wl,el
or pistols nilI cotfee." Wnr,ler closed tn
Incident by Iiaktng q feeling .aitusiul 10 III
honorable service, Ills wound, nna Ills suf
ferlng; but the 11ous1 WIS In no hu1nDr 10
IMtllus, md q call for tile regular order tel
lnInated ono Of the splclest ll0uso scu.es o
| tllU HGKSED1l.
, 1880-03-06

mcasnrementa and tic MILL foot and tho
mi[li-tntll foot ns tho standard for scientific
thinks tic yard shhut,l bs. retained rs clottl
measure; TINT tho new mile should c0ntaln
5000 feet these to be divided !lrcnu1lly na b.
FORE, ard oil other measures of length, such ns
fsl,ctl. Tho new nero sllou1tt contain %, ,0oo
sqnare feet tho nesv bnrrrt Of Hour &.N
pounds, ard tho new ton 2,aoQ. Col, Sedge-
wick thinks this pan would bo preferable to
tho metric tIrcIinnl system. ~ tito OLD
nomenclature considerably rrtlnccL would
be retained. although the values wa'tlt N
different n1lJ tho incrcnsenl,tl decrease would
conform MS we'll to our decimal Dystc1n Ut
numbers.
, 1880-03-06

ApA AOH ~41tAs
.WAs1r1SnT0N, u. t., March 5,-Tlio Cd,n-
House to-tlny Which favors tho claim If
Warren 3(ltulql for 7as balcs nf cotton sold
II, 1863, and tile prorretls, sl2B,GA3, coyured
1llo the Treasury.
THE L1rE-sAv1S0 SERVICE.
Tho bill to Improve tho I,ife-Saylng Service.
introduced 1r tho 1Ionso to.tlny, authorizes
tho establishment Ut stntf0ns nenr Grand
NIaruis, Lnky Superior; near IentwDtcr,
Lake Michigan; ,,ear tic Falls Ut tho Ohio,
Louisville, to bD attached to and form II part
Of the Tenth I.ife-Sayrg District.
DEFICIENCY M1.I..
Tho House Committee IN Appropriations
Inns agreed upon speclal Deficiency bill, ag-
gregattng $500, ,ooO. Including tho following
Iteus: For public printing, s40o, 900; to CON-
pletg the ChEcugo 1'nst-0t1lce, SICK, 0,000; for
postal service, s4o,0oo Including $4,000 for
pay OF lnall-routu messengers. S15000 fnr
pay OF postal-cHr clerks, $500 for i,crcasu
In pay OF rulltU ngents, anil $4,000 for extra
my VI clerks In the Post-0!!lces ut NoYten,
New York, antt Chicago: Sll,oN for Il light
Rivers; slg,0o0 for Vlnn!e Aea'i for tlle COM
lletlon Of her s,atMe Ut Admiral Farragnt:
Ut!lcr deficiency items will bc Incorporated
in the general deficiency bill.
LAND hills.
The House Committee on Public Lands
ngrcrd to report fasorably tho following
Representative An.!erson's. 10 create IN
additional land district iii kansas; lieprt..
sentative Tuehlcr's bill to upe1l t0 homestead
settlement and timber cultnru entry lalltls
Ssso's Ns ts FGEt RtpfassSv ssS sFy aSSs9ys b
a60lisl,lnE tho military reservation nf Fort
A1ercr0ilble. minnesota, asll authorizing thu
, 1880-03-06
THE DEMOCRACY,

Special Dhpaseh to Tue cateltao Tribune.
pl1TrslsuRti, tA., Mnrcl' s.-lEa liull..Jnmcs
r. llarr. who Ii nlhl!agcr Ut tin 'li'stcn bno!n
1T Western p.1,ltsylynMiu, md pvoprlctnr af
tl,n rittslntyr I,t,Yf. returned from New Yurl;
t,,,,,uv Wi,iIa thera hn la,I :, an, fnrc,,,,,,
Win AIT I!Eael'' VINO avo%ed Himself ca'i-
dhtate. Mr. Barr says: "Ica1.liot s,.y wi.eu
Mv, ridden will sppuk for hElnsclf, but tle
im,,r.ssinn IA yrry strnn1r thai l,r viii n,te
the announcement to the New York state
Convention. II ii tlaae tlsat l.e should d.
clare Just where l,c sta,lds. Those who aro
ururrst tu lin say flint l.u In U,,u who uoyar
spchks too eus;y' III" aa'lses - @oas "e "1aS
, 1880-03-06

something. The Committee m Agriculture
has been given additional pnwers u1t!cf the
new rules, n1ltl, nltf,ous tho motion ot Milis
ts et t9a'S tnt e Ways set az" sssns @
l,s Lost prestige with tho majority Of lilo pcn'o-
TIN 1TEs. ......-..
Gen. A,lams, who ls hero Will tho Ute
md Mr. :Mears, tic ihtespfeter, who 70 3 cSr- M
IntfInns, nre pract ct!catly agreed th9t tne tto
problem Is 1s guotl ~ srtt!rtt, nnti thnt n
Afeara says that tlorc ca,. l~ no difficulty IN
coming to terms. rs tho Government VII! mt
atard on a matter of q few Thousand dollars
wsi. 80 tniportant ny ~ nayyaGtaEe yG,ns Is 70 DO
rn1o.
IMPROVEMENT At tIotis ISLAND.
Mr. Henderson, Of ilIinols, fr1n tho Conf
nlGtce Commerce, reported rt'stll'!tlon Enieli
%sls referred, calling on tic sceretnry0t Wnf
inr certalns iE'lns md r'p,l,s , y renrf,nce 70
Gllanncl nf tho Mississippi KiYcr at Rock
Island 1sapl.ls.
TRANSPORTATION FUND.
N th4 lsts.syn At,oe.aifd prtts.
pr's WAsIts!fn'X , xS,; 6; Maf' :" so bf5 bI" Is II
ln,rte,l 10 tic phiIa;leipl,ia Mint for coinagu.
'ille appropriation lnate fHr tlis p'1rposa for
w. hrSsiHt Scal yenr VII o' s. w''iG, in
tiit1onai s i apDroprIaion iY y ssoW Appiea,ior
llls nlst, beelt tatio 10 Congress TOR ntl al.
tltintal appropriation fnr transporting, gold
Md silver bullion between tho Assistant
United STATES Trtas,rcts.
A vEitY 1,ASGERnrs couNrENFE1T
Of Sl0o note OIL tho l,lttsbHrg National
l}allk of Commerce., l'lttsl!lr9. 1'u,, WIS DE-
tecled at tho NationaI bank redemption
agency tttt1ay. II p'lrlprts to bo the sorles
nf 'S75, nna ts printed on 81, Imitation *
i'ro pnper, md Is tl!e tlrst coi,..tcrfcis
which hns yet appeared Oh ILLS series 0t
Nattonnl-bank notes.
1sEI.IEr NIL"
In the House ttetiay 1,a Fcvre, from, the
Committee on Military Affairs, ohtAfnctl
!!hn,I(nlolis consent, and rcportG1 bill for
tho relief Of FAther GllIcn, Of 1ndtana, for
fSessSs fp o;oe 1sner ha " iii GpSa yea VII Woat AGy yo e
jectiUn.
SILVER 1,orGlIr.
Tho Treasury Department purchasel 1Gt,-
00D Uuliccs Of silver yesterday.
RAuM on, INCONSISTENCIES,
The reply Of Commissioner lsaAm to the
resolution Ut Representative Spetr, ns(sitE
why "r,'s'l II, 1Hsn nre e''Iptoys.d H. esrta|tl
ntnrly reaty. and with, when completed. con-,
tain nil tho Information which will BIZ Meetel
| ~ TINT subject; II wI'i set forth, from tf-
lleiAl rtp0rts, tho extent and 1lAtlra Of Ills
d!ss!ls!ng Is carried on, asM! t!se extent n,wl
strength and desperation Ut tho combination,
nf cittzen3 formed In ma1y sections to pro-
tect tllts Industry, q VIII Etru FIJI No
count u Tug murders "f ress"ue g., aalsers,
In t'le clenrest light, that tho revenue cannot
ln COLLECTED 1T 1ll'li,y secttuns Of tllu South
| Without nli armed force.
, 1880-03-06
NOTES AND NEWS.

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eur,1 ustssa tun, sao ss' 4oe""ooo'' A'''
so"'o "'''o ,'s.e.s., ss...ea u'o'y t','s n'.,,
,r,,. ,.,,s,',;ss HvH IL ."tssihonS' ~.
.T .at ~ i1"',,'. uIun ,n,.,'a s.s ~ "i"e
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~. ~" ~ 1s,a. w. ,u" upoi ~. ~ sao au"as
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ut - ~, .,"S e." .,,at ~ -" H.
PRESS nus oct!l " "nnsP .4a. ulo l'o!hoc9a's
~, Mo .aos""s5 Hsn'sns" t, . Nv a'o , nsroane W.
r'a ut1cn1"s W "sss' n..t; ",su ,,, a"
!" pus'!unu s'.es. ~ ~. nll. "taes .''o 4sesl'
a"1a!a e'ces'o s,a.! ~. n.h" a''eh "'' ~ ~
n'!1 'IeeessaS ms, Nv ~ "sthl", u tin , !e.
l'ct Or many % Wns'loits,fa iflen''s. l''eS
l,cll regret thAt suell Is likely to bD tho ease,
u.s. II tho lIo,se IL to tuku such uctIun at il,
ttnv pr.,far !" hava II diana h,,rnra tha con,
.Uy ~ ." ~ .J H.
ssesstohh! steet9ohs. knowing ''at AsnpuFh
yutp OF his district,
A n11,ATo,y coxonras.
, 1880-03-06

could cnrry Now York, and he fin, ,oA,n :.
t!IFa Of Ills c!lararter, and tnklnV i1tt. a'oWl'
kiaer9tlo nl tho letters tllat lie In s*r,,.il' xpil'
eanyass a"s Slos' 'o ean bo brought itN'eh into' 4;
c,,,I,o l. \ II thought that John Kelly can ae CON.
"No. Kelly cannot be concJltated s.,
ntor ker'!nll thinks ne DO mt nn's,sosseil,, oeil,
eW io"y nfR lotifs out here, md he says hS
ELEMENT 70 nE coSc1L1ATrn ri,
y TINT cu!,lr,sGd OF 100000 yp,es n,,I.t1. =.
the city: With tint ,n,alo riRl,t, tia s"u s,o Ok
sail, tho city you'll be Right. .j,st iaY s1;of ;%orf
propose to make 1t right don't knne". lh1ey hy
they certainly boleyo tliey Will be ab}e In w ~
So. It Is Understand in New York. NJ NJ " !,
sa naSa no 70 sfpses Sxs5yM1SsS Sut t!,st Win M ST. 1Tds Mi
Its lrsL interests. liz viii make s ann",anss1t %Hst
iaeht trust very At'nti, Hit Tho New WIZ
Enil'cnllt'sl, ElIal Will probably Instruct "a
i!!nl. wlll oiEer him iii excellent oplnrs ys
Mr.' 'i'arr Thinks s'itji sshiatjior Wallace v,I ,,,,
III IFS efura TO aectlrU MI i,uti.Titlen ,oia.s W.
t;otl from Pennsylvania tn thu Cincinnati
Convention. "''"a
AN INDIANA rlsTnfcr CONVENTION
spf,t.t Dtrnt.h 70 71t chteaep 7ritun,
lnen Issued fur q De.ntmrnale Connressinnn,aii n,i
Convention " t,1s dlstrlct,io 10 meet in lfa| Eaa
Waync April 70. -. :; a." 1'''
~.,. TENNEssEE,
NASHVILLE. Tcnl,., March 5,-Tho Demo:
cralle Stato Executive CotuMt,tec. 'IS nj II
meeting To-day, called 4 Convention to inest 1T
IMes!tny, June to lolnt,nto dejcR;,trs ~
Cincinnati, mid Presidential Etectors'st aN. y"
other for Tuesday, aauE. 10, to nouli1atas ats.
candidates for t}uyerilOr. Apcll olthc rttnu,
mitsee, sfinwetl for Dayartl, i for Seymour.