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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-14
NEWSPAPER VIEWS.

What Struck el,c Democrats tues.
day Opinions OF the New York
Fapers-Et Was the ..Solid SOUTH,
- Free Trade Talt<,'' ssEOc;il
Causes ssGa CanGidates.,,
stDrCad Of EhaiEe.,, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-14
ELECTION,NEWS
Indiana Republicans Claiming $, 900
Majority and the Legislature.
| Cincinnati Enquirer Consolation,
/ for DEMOCRATS.
Eight Republican Consressmen
Elected in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, oct. 14.-AddItional re
turns received this morning DO not change the
estimate given yesterday on the state ticket.
Peele, (rep.,) for Congress, IN the seventh dis
tTtCt, is elected. The congressional delegation
stands ReDrh}ieaYS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
Nruntes &apiteI.
Sie 8luttba I.

auf einem rau6en Yfabe, Der Ii9 sesen
Die @ebir9e uno Dos Deer bintreuSte, i6ieb
TjccaroO nit tur5em @rube bon Jrebianpa
SO6nen, uno i9ritt lan9iam Dem Stranoe
au; jene So9en nod Dem 8ereforite bin.
llsber Der grbe lag psrbiaenb oas eraue
Sabrtu9 oes bsrbfli9en abenonebels,
uno bon ben 8Idttsrn fisl Der Ru4ouft in
Ibmsrsn SrOpfsn nieber. Sie Sritte Der
SIutrd4er iparen in Der Serne psrballt,
uno i4aute rs9t tribe, rs6t finitsr In Die
Welt btnaus. aaes, mas er anbliGte,
ihien ibm II Elm faltss, freuoerloIss
aiDl, obue elm fiblenS erpdrmenoes oera,
nno es Sda4te ibm, ss iei psr!aKen pon
2iebs Hno 2e6en.
% t6nnts i'd bisiss i4psissno iG6ne
9er5 in meme arms i9lisBsn", ipra9 er,
oos S9iueigen bre6eno, ,,f6nnte i9 es loss
rsiBsn bon benz berbaBten 6ranten unb
8lidii4 isin. Sic Seine sa alien goeln
nm S46nsu liesen tief unb i6er in ibrer
9fuit, uno 9enauer fe beoba9tsnb, ents
faltste iebsr Gag cine neue id6ne 8Iitbs.
zine SOfnuns in msinem boffnunssarmsn
9er3en. SD blidts In ben @runo ibres
SeslenIsbens, lno 9lsi4 benz 8nomen, Der
ben gsr9manit, aus ben Bsr9l4a9ten enls
portei9eno, an8lti9t fie9 aus oielen Sie.
Ten elm 5rante bsraut uno la6te 966nenb
neinen @sfiblen. 8 i'd Sbor", rief er in
piIOsm S3msrSe aus, i'd traute bieien
soeln, ME i4 slaubts, ni6t obne @'fibl
auf mir rubenoen 4u9er, ipra4 nit ibr 10
oft BON msinem un9Iids, bon meinem
3in9sn nit ben .3srpirfniHen blutissr
8~ersanssnbeit, our9bldtterte oas blutse-
trdnite Bud msines 9sbeimsn @ebss, Bsi9.e
sbr rein Ser5 Obne Galla, uno pO9 ibr
ben Se9en zines 9litli4en 2ebsns Dor.
9ttt unsnSlt4er &iibrung betra4tete i'd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
81 g u II.
Ser
AQfr(felen(onntas
ceer:
Sie Ma9t Der S%sioeni9aftsa.
(8prtisBurs.)

Starr botte Sieosrbi nit Dem qarSsn
Nutb isinsr laiisrbaftsn Seele in Sjola's
antIis eeblidt, uno in persusiisnosr 8sus
ereriff er Die sitternbe Sano Der balb Obn.
ud4tisen Sun9frau. r@arifta, per8ib
mir, psreib mir tbeures~ bod sbe er Den
Namen - Sinh" - ausiprc9en fonnts,
bebnten Ii9 feline @lieoer, iein Wunh r6s
&elte fait understanding nit Der lsbtsn
Rraft oes bre9enben Ser3tns 4: .Gott lei
mir sndois!" Ssin Bid psrslast. unb
feline Sano oriitt. trampfbaft in Der ernu=
fen SOoeserifarrung bic Sano bee Ginbes,
bas ni9t obnte, baB ibm Elm Batter ter.
f9eibe. 4altu.iB lag Die 2ei9e in Den
arr,en Der frcrmsn So4ter, Die in i6rem
finblihsn Sinn Fir Den A69ei9jeoenen Elm
ifiaes S~dtsruni:r betete.
Cine fsisrIi9e StiQe bsberyjtte nun Die
ensen &dume hes 3immsrs; aud Der
9rieIier NOR in frommem @ebete su benz
un9lldii9en Sooten nieosrgefnist, uno
felbit Die alle. Die Den laitsrbaftsu SieSer.
bi 9libeno ee5Gbt bate, tpsints isbt leinem
10 raIden uno 10 9ewaltlamen GnOe SbrG'
utH utL lIHlbllSN 9ellHu9HIe.
2dutlos, Obns @ruB, pie lie getommen,
batteu f9 Die 8lutrd5sr, Srebianps
S6bne, entfsrnt, unb einseu nur nit Ric-
Carlo. Der, Dor benz 5snitsr Der Sitte lte'
beno, ben 9an3en 9ergan9 9sieben bate,
mad Den 8sbir9en bin. Grlibs i9on bat
ten Ie RiccaroO s~etannt, uno I6iirten ID
bur9 ibre lsibsni9aftli4e gr3daluns Dor
bes Saters Sob uno ibrsm sliibsnben Sra.
5e9efibls bas Seuer Der 2sioeni6aft an In
feiner pilobemesten Sruft. CT winI9t'
aur. BOB CT fi4, uie lie an Sisbsrbi setban
aud oil Dem Sranf.n RIDDEN f6nnte. 81
Hsbte Den Simmsl an in iiinblitem &a6e.
gebete, uno ole beIern 8efiible ianten i'm.
ner tiefer in feline 8ruIt binab, psrordng,
BON Der 8ilbbsit unb BebarrIi9teit feline,
unseSiseItsn b6isn 2sibeni6aften. Stat
Dab i6m Der Sob oes 9srbre9srs Sieoerbi
cine 8arnuns seueisn, blidts sr ni9t auI
bic Safer beg Gri4lasenen 3urid, ionoerr
fano nur an ben blutisen &d4ern 8efal.
len. Or eri9lus ibnsn ben Batter, unb Il,
i4ofen ibu nieoer; mir morbete Der Srantt
mein iroii9es Slid, uno Sranfen sri1Iu.
gen bic Meinen 0 t6unte aud i5 mid
our9 Die S6btuns bisiss BON Gabrielle be.
giinFti9ten Granfen an Der 9an5en Hatior
RIDDEN. 8dbreno &icearoO 10 in piIber
8soanten luutlOs neben Sreoiani'S S65.
men 9ini9ritt, lesten bic in Der Suite Den
gntissIten auf Elm reinlidts Eager, 5iinbe.
ten elm. Si9t, ME es gebrdu6Li9, on, uno
BiOla betete, bon Den S9reden beg Cages
nod INNER bur4Sittert, on benz 2aser bes,
ME Ie pd5nte, fir fe fremben Sebten,
re4t berSIia uno tinbIi9 frOmm gum pin.
mel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
harteu Seitsm iashr

gerianst pire cine intelligence, arbsitsfdtss gtrfcu In
ieesm 9suntp Der Der. Staattn, nm gentle 1abrtiate, bic
Grjeusnihe Ger pidttsasn GrNReunseu eisiss Sabrbuust rts
einjliubren, rep. gu %perwertbeu, eenen mir ppn $50 bic $50
per Mcndt aarantiren. -Nrbeit ltt6t une fann mad Belle
ben her Applitanten ron cher Ju 5aufs bsirtsben n<reeH.
Dies u lem Santus, iereern eth strIiaes, trVRssrsteueuess
@siadft. - HT ... .
Darauf RsHetirsntt, reis. Observation-Disclosures, mSsfH
iPrs asrsis, nsbi dss Grti.s snt. pOtnarts, isHsa ani
RNdOlph Werdenber'g Dc Co.,,
,.; WarIbaatppa Sowa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

Mr.. John +. Davis, of this place. went
out in the direction Of CarTolltown on horse
back last Monday. While returning, in the
evening, the horse tramped on plank of a
bridge 4 short distance north of town which
tilted up and frightened the animal, causing
it to plunge violently. Mr.. Davis, taken an
aware. was thrown to the ground. and the
horse unfortunately chanced 10 plant one of
his hOofS square on the geitieman's right LEG.
This member was not broken, but was suffi-
GENTLY bruised TO require medical treatment.
Two Bennington women named Walter
and Close INDUCED in free fight at the res
idencc Of the former one daV last week the
Close wopan, who is said 10 weigh close on 10
10 pounds, while Mrs. Walters is small and
delicate first breaking into the house and then
opening the ball by knocking Mrs. w down.
ThereupCn commenced a regular pitched
battle, with poker ON one side and butch
er-knife on the other several of the neigh
boring women meantime pummeling and
pounding the helhgerents with hrOomstlcks
potato-mashcrS and stove wool in an effort to
separate them 1t was a close conflict for a
time. though Close victory in thc.end, Mrs
Walters being the only participant who seems
TO have suffered To any great extent she
coming out Of the fight with onearrn broken
a badly confused head, and finger sevcrelI.
bitten. The trouble was occssioned by Mrs
Walter whipping one Of Mrs Closes chill
dren. suit has lsecn brought against the lat
ter for assault ard battery with intent to Kill.
and the scene VIII possibly clos. with. = con
NicD9N - .- -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

Mr.. T. II. IIeist, landlord OF the Noun
tain House, has carpenters at work erecting
large and commodiUus new stable on the
hotel premises. 1t will replace a structure,
now sadly battered and worn, which is one
of the landmarks Of our town. \ ears and
years ago, before the construction of rail
road, passengers going eastward or west
ward journeyed in stage coaches, and this
stable was one ct the points along the route
where tired teams were replaced by fresh
ones. II was popularly known as the stage
stable and bore about the same relation to
the turnpike that passenger depot does To
railroad. The building then was located
on High street, cast Of the hotel, but was
removed to where il now stands quarter of
a century ago. About the year 1876 ore Of
the l.. :. mail bags, which were carried by
stage coach, was lost. Upon search being
instituted. it was found in the nov of this
stable, concealed under the hay, with evi-
dences plentiful that its contents had been
criminally tamDered with. The crime was
fastened on one Daniel Foust, a stage driver,
who agreed that the sentence was just If not
nlerciful when the Court ordered him TO IN
dergo term Of Imprisonment in the Western
peBitentiary.
PESNsHLvASIh STATE COLLEGE admits
both sexes Endowment half million
Tuition free Courses Of study, Classicsl,
Scientific. and Agricultural. A thorough
Preparatory Department Exrenses - - So
cer wcek. For catalogue address
frF-rrf et-s.F y
Lsl5.-IEt Irrs. State CoIltcs, p.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15
CHESTNUT ST. ENTRANCE.

rothing surprising even; unless it be
surprising that SO conspicuous business
should ever be misunderstood. We do
nothing more than simply to provide
facilities for your getting what you want.
We don't mean to say that other
facilities are not provided for distributing
goods; but that's a different thing.
We provide SO that you get what you
want, exactly a0hat yON 7ounti In the
first place we've got it. In the second
place we send it. And if we send you
the wrong thing, or if you think the
charge is too much, you bundle it back
to us.
We tell of these things in the news
papers, because there are thousands OF
you who don't know what we are
doing; thousands of you don't know the
character of the stock that fills these s
acres; thousands of you who, therefore,
buy where you pay more money.
We are every merchants fair and
open competitor. We do not expect to
gather millions of trade from all over
the country without meeting opposition
and Misrepresentation. Some will be-
lieve whatever is said against us. The
only answer VIZ make is: Send back
whatever you don't want at the price.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

A study Of this ground plan, incom-
plete as it is, will give you better idea
of the store, and of what is in it, than de-
scription can do. The store covers III
acres; a basement is under, and galleries
are over, part. The whole affords
somewhere about S acres of room.
This particular business is 4 years old;
it began in 1876 with clothing; in 1877
it became general store with such goods
as you see in the plan, with carpets, up
holstery, furniture, and misunderstanding
upstairs. Since that time gallery after
gallery has been added; and there is
not an inch of room to spare anywhere.
To the surprise of many, it has fourished
while trade was languishing almost
everywhere else.
To us there is no mystery about it !;
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

We want your trade. You want our
goods; or would want them, if you
knew. No matter how far away you
may be; you will do well to send to
us for some things. We ask you to
write to us about something you have
present occasion for.
When we get in communication with
YOU, we shall have one means of winning
your trade, viz, by pleasing you. When
we have won it, we shall have one means
of keeping it, viz, by dealing with you
as we deal with everybody; giving you
large return for your money, and sup
plying your wants so intelligently that
YOU will write us for what you want as
naturally as you say good morning"
to your next-door neighbor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

How TO MAKE soar CENT A POUSD.-
Shave into small pieces five bars of DObbin's
Electric Soap, aud boil in three quarts OF
water until the soap is thoroughly dissolved
that upon raining through a seive moth
ing remains add 10 the solution or ''snds''
three gallons cold water; stIr brisklv for sew
Though il viii look ike nothing but soap
snds while warm, chemical reaction VIII
take piacp, and in q hours time will develop
80 or 20 pOnnds of magnificent white soft
soap, costing less than q cent pound and as
good as many of the adulteTated compounds
called soap and sold al seven to ten cents
pounG- How long would It take for any 9TH
er soap rSed the same &c become any thing
bat soap suds Any housewife knows that
u cannot he done withauy soap she ever used.
Sec i It can be l1iIc with DobbiB's Electric
J. J.. CRscIN & Co, Manufacturers,
Pnilad q, New oTk, Boston, Chicago, Cleve-
land and Kansas City. Ito-S--e.o WY. ]
GEN. GRANTS AEsBIAS HOUsEs The
Sultan 81 Turkey presented Gen. Grant with
tive bPa1tjful Arabian horses which now
grace the soil Of America. where hendail's
SPAWN C,iTe is found il almost every store,
TO relieve the ACHES and pains which any an
imai is affected with. u is a sure cure Ton
every kind az blemisl or isineneSs 30 which
| beast or man = subject. Read the adver-
! tiseGeEt of KeEdsh's SPAWN Cure.
Spruce Greek. Huntingdon county, has
IS lgs-l az lte -5.is.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

LAST Saturday evening, Just after the Re
publican torchiight procession had started on
its grand rounds. three members cf said or
panizatiOn diversified the proceedings by in
dulging in street fight. All ~ the parties
hail from Cambria township, and one or
them. a mere boy, was So badly bruised by
the blows raincd upon him by the other two
that foT time he was rendered nearly insen-
siblc Bnt he was ultimately rescued by by
ISLANDERS and conducted to the Office OF Squire
kinkcad where an information for assault
and battery was instituted by him. 81 don
want IL make an information gaiist them,
repeated the young man, several times but
i'm the end, he, supported by freebooter as
bail agreed To prosecute. The following
Monday morning, bright and early and with
out the aid of a constable as an escort, the
defendants appeared before Squire binkead
and entered bail 10 appear al next December
term Of Court 70 answer. i sister - the
Young MA in question was iH town - sec the
procession and heing, il is said, in ~ health,
was 50 badly shocked upon the receipt 0f the
news of the rough handling accorded her
brother that she had 2 relapse and was Obliged
10 remain over night Al the residence OF DIR.
Abncr GTifiih, from whence she WAS taken
nome next day in d carriage.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

TEE Voi.TAIC BELT Co, Marshall, MiciIi-
gan, will send their celebrated Electro Vol
taic Belts 10 the afflicted upon 20 DAYS trial.
SDesd- cc~"s eu9' a''reed they yaneah vG,'s't
.c- s-v = 2 10 ~ tutt tr'av
f2-12-55s "a.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15
IOHN WANAMAkER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth, and Market
streets, and City hall square.
PHILADELPHIA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

LYDIA r PISKHA,4's NESETABIF CO..
POUND has dcne thousands 'i
good than the mes'|-',ts r rct -a
IL is paSi'ife
Sof-i
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

ANOTHER DODGE TO MAKE REPCBLICAS
VOTES. latest Republican dodge, il is
stated on reliable authority, j. n present be-
ing practiced in this city, says the Altoona
SuR Of Tuesday. and it Is said thar g we'll
known German of the Third ward, a member
of the Republican party, i the agent employ
ed in this scheme. The German has friend
who is q member Of Garfield and Arthur
club in Philadelphia, and this friend, it il
positively asserted, has authorized and en-
powered the Third ward German TO offer a
suit Of clothes is not apparent where the
clothing comes frOm-to every German who
will consent % vote the Republican ticket.
Each suit OF clothes is supposed to represent
a cash value OF $40. The suns correspond
ent who gives the foregoing Information says
these charges can lie substantiated, and be
advises tine Germans TO look out for the ap-
proach Of the Third waFdeT and to give him
the cold shoulder, as be well deserves.
Two SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENTS -
On Saturday morning an engine haning eX-
ira Mifiiin local ran into the rear of a freight
train at the casters end of the Spruce Greek
tunnel \ dozen ears. loaded with ore. grain
and coal, were piled mp, and the engine turn
ed to one side, blocking The track for several
hours. The engineer, Harry De Huff of
Miffiintown, was SO badly injured that he
died in z few hours.
ON SUNDAY morning Michael Carson, aged
-. John Carson, aged b. and Samuel Ben
ner, aged -, went to the scene Of the above
mentioned wreck. Several hours after the
dead bodies of all three were found lying he
tween the tracks in the tunnel 1t Is sup
posed they met a freight train when about
half through the tunnel and stepped from tie
track, when they were killed 6y an engine
coming down the other track.
LYDIA r PISKHA,E's NESETABIF Tt,l
POUND has done thousands e
good than the medi-i.ts r rct coz
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

THIS is the mild October.
When the mockiug bird sings high
And the willy politician
SiYly wlnks his larhoard eve-
Loudly bawls the sEEe stump speaker
While the scribe IS taking notes.
And the hungry U lce seeker
Scents FAR the smell uf uatE.
Some fthe candidates last Tuesday scented aIa-
too far uff-tlc scent 0f both oats and votes B1E
another eiection will occur ll November. In the
Interim and without waiting f- 81 l--li c1uur.
offer tlls luur-ci of au~icc- keep c-ll- dan Z
bet except Won nave sure taiuE- il yCu ain, hang
90 the stakes and. after ali disputes settled
10 strsI Iglt'say 90 Simon & Beudh-lU's next door
20 tie First Nstipual Bank Altoona. and buy yrur
sell suit OF rel g-runde clothing. This nrFn viii
sell you good sult ar i1E prise can De
purchased elsewhere in Pennsy lraIlH-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15


HE softly kissed his sleeping wife.
Then with lingering look
of fond affection straightway went
And kissed her pretty cook.
Alas for him. tie gentle wife
tie thought asleep nut-
And for her cook and hubby too
She made Il mighty hot.
That was out In Chicago. But when thev begin
70 talk about matters incident 10 Altoona. c1nFCr-
satlOn assumes a sor- Of different They slv-
down there, in advance OF al other topics lt hus-
band. wife and cook may all g mad. hu- al the
same = Blumenthal. 1ll5 Eleventh aTeuce sells
nicer anc prettier boots end SHOES Er ladies than
can be found. at tie same pr-c-s. the Western
slope OF the mountains ia addition o. this. he
-ays that if Eou send, per man. an order and the
tullnlment thereof is mol saEisfactort. the ucnev
VIII be refunded
WHFS TIRE autumn tiuts The to.iaeo
Turning leaves to rcd and gold.
Then tbs well she eteup 90 vac lta
Or she'll catch her death ol cod
Aud yOu'n have her sof.ir InuFmur. uE
When your tme Fou have uutsJaycd
Dow good-bE, Fuu bust De g7E-
GOOD dight darllg- cub again -
To tell The honest trath. the wcatlter fr e.lI-
And the probabilities are that 10 viii remain cold
for several months % come With its usnal coucoln
itauts OF catarrh in the head aud MI that. How
viii YOU guard against its appreac ches you ask
by going 10 jas. J. Murphy g. ln1 Clinton street
Johnsi0wn IS our answer Atr- Murphy lias large
STOCK of Fall and Winter ready made clothing.
marked down 70 The lowest figure. which he war
rHnts % he the exact tu THAT towers need in cold
weather Call and Sc htln
SfsTft O.. -1Fas- E4seisc'r retrs--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
THE RIGHT TO TRANSFER BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 14.-Judge Laurence,
First Controller Of The Treasur' has entered decis
ION III novel case recently brought before the Depart
men, Tue decision important 10 the holders Of
registered United states bonds Lewis Kline bought
and had registered IN the OF Myers, OF aurora
H. certain Government bonds without the knowledge
Of Myers There were judgments against Kline, and
the Judgment creditors began proceedings IN court
agalnst Kline and Myers compel the application OF
the bonds In satisfaction OF the jutemens Kline went
70 Canada and the name o. Myers assigned the
bonds 10 pe-sOn~. who now ask their transfer
on tue books the Treasury ID 'partmrut.
Judse LIurcucc decides thar. II the bonds had been
registered IN fictitious name, they might. perhaps on
praf on the facts be now transferred 10 the present
holders Bat as they were registered IN" name OF "a
re-. rtv be- became a trustee holding the naked lega
MIC ana Def ,rr the bonds be- registered IN The
of line present holders there must be release from
M,rfs or - decree 81 court diyesflng HIM "i tue IL
Isl. mat no decree 81 q require I'D" United
-tes 10 pay tie bonds to the judgment creditors Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

HOW THEY do IT. ~ SOUTH CAROLINA.
10 me Edttor Of me Trtb~ae.
SGR:I was recently travelling on a railroad
I'm Florida when heard conversation on tho above
text No effort Wa necessary near what SAID.
the speaker seemed DESTROYS OF ing heard II was
pretty Uei-known south Carolina man. whose face
would indicate mind anu heart ia above tle leye. Of
the sentiments and ADVICE rs gave. The speaker al
dressed himself to Old-ume FOriiian. AMI spoke IN
substance az follows:
"You Florida folks Will never be free from Rallcal
rlc until you DO as we DO in South Carolina that Is,
YOU have got 20 crush out NE. Ne. Everybody
knows the Radicals aud nssers' nave large majority
in south CAROLINA but We overcome this by making
tner feel that they can't do thy please. The mig
r,' are wholly dependent on Us Tor labor crcd bread
aud money. We Democrats organized throughout the
whole state AMI maize n our business 70 give Them no
ouart-r ull they came 10 terms. II a Niger
VANS 20 hire out. borrow money. get credit or d. an
ing OF any sort OF course pc has % "a, and
W. tell him. No. d-u You, - 10 your Radical
friends You VIII vote with taeu, get yOur help from
Them Nurn get sick OF THIS sort OK tnlH-, ana gel
ray tO tell YOU tn-n We VIII he'p Il, and
not before
f. TINS way we control threeOuvths Of the niger
vote Yuu SCI. when Won gct n q myers belly you
at next 70 nm.' and n Is bound 10 cave ana
r.ll one WAY have OF DOM 10 40 south Carolina
TINS .Ir. seems rO me 20 be % yerY Genteei way q!
coercn- and DuLO1.ng thc c0orrd men tor tie pur-
nose OF securing lui y0tr flee ballot ana TAR count
.,frt!tnat L. G,L., sept 10, l,-O SUBSCRIBER.