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Sold by the druggists OF this county.

Dr. a: K Norton Of savannah, writes: as
sure YOU IL affords nc pleasure to give my ap.
pr0yal and certincatc-m favor or your Lung
kcStorcr, having given 1t fair trial in Il NUM-
per OF cases where H. proved success in the
tIcntmont Of bronchitis ana Consumption.
five years ago my wife was far gone In con-
sumption: she had been confined to her bed the
greater part or the time, for SIX months with
Hcctic Fever every day ana ! had but little
nopcS OF Acr recovery, but by perseverance,
Win INC blessings OF uud, her LuJgs are now
perfectly sound. gave her no other Lung
Medicine than yours ana Il cough syrup make
i., have gSnSrn:ly given them together as have
strong faith In both ] succeeded in curing n
number OF hopeless eases and regard Brewers
Lung RcStprer as valuable plCDnrat ion
ilcnSc Scnd hie per express three dozen as am
nearly out. send bill OF same and viii remit
promptly. Wishing you good success, I remain,
Yours respectfully,
A. II. NORTON, ND,
Corner West Broad and Harris S,s.. Savannah,
Georgia.
MACON, Ga.
McSSlS: Lamar. Rankin q Lamar, Gentlemen:
One nnltlc or Brewers Lung ReStorer cured
me Oh BronchlttS in O weeks time. will want
n rev more bottles soon. ] intend keeping It in
my mousse oil the timc, rs consider It. Il Valut-
so,, HENRY DAVIS.
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(From PROF j. T LAT1MER, d, Conegel
ms ms school to the highest educational He
and MAXIM
Of
OF
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.-.-O-O----
[From GEN. J. D. KENNEDY, Lientenant- G

lfrom GEN j. D. KENNEDY Lenenan Of South
of department. of it, This knowledge derived
Rev
Shan TO
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SF:sGbMA, Ala, April 8, 1878.

-, SILMA, Ala, April s, 1878.
pleasure N stating that have used your Mtdi-
,Hnsed ed % SiocR reed on very poor, COW, witt,
gives great deal more ipilk and is much SUI
perior. therefore recommend this medicine
70 az WHO wish TO improve their stock, cattle
anu horses, as 1t is truly what it Is represented
10 De. Very respectfully, A. KAYSER.
EuFAULA. Ala, July, 1878.
, MI Sh0cnfcld: ] used one sack OF your Stock
tce1 on my COW, with very satisfactory re.
was In q poor condition, and by the use or your
STOCK rCcd she was rapidly improved In lrsll
ana mix. very respectfully,
,,, GEO, II. DENT.
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ATTENTION
IS called to my fresh and well.
selected stock of
N4ANaEEY GEGbGEGHeHES.
/ haze just opened splendid as
sortment Of
CANNED GOODS

of first quality and full weight
Apples, Baked Beans, Pineapple.
Peaches, Succotnsh, Salmon, Tom,,-
toes, Sardines, Mustard.
ROBINSON'S IMPORTED OAT.
MEAL FRESH.
Condensed Milk, ocean Gem
Mackercl in S lb. cans.
PARCHED COFFEE
in bulk, as good as packages, and
CHEAPER.
BAKERS BROMA,
a palatablo beverage for invalids ns
well as persons in health, and highly
recommended by physicians as q
diet for children.
EVAPORATED APPLES.
I DO NOT close at six o'clock. A
share of tho public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Ee. VII. AHHRIY.
juEe 25-Gm
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Mcssrs. Williams Il Rutlcd@c, Green
VILE. :. c., Dear SrS: We are very
much pleased with the piano. and con-
slider il fully equal 70 your re rcprcScnta-
ton, and think we did well to Datron-
izc your house. Very respectfully,
". j. WELLS.
Greenwood, S. c., Feb. !, 1881.
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$1,000 'REWARD

WIN be paid 10 any chemist who viii find, on
analysis 0i onc h""dyTt 1'oH'rS OF S. S. s., ono
particle OF mercury, iouldc potassium, or any
mineral substance.
TIE SWIFT #rEeIE1e COMPANY, rropric
tors. Atlanta, ca.
Sold by all Druggists.
Can for copy OF young Mems Friend"
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CENER.fL GOSSIP.

The employees Of sle Post Office
Department number GJ. 900.
The executors Of Lord Bcacons-
field report his estate worth $500, 600.
.-Soutlicrn Texas is to he tavcrscd
by network OF narrow gauge rail
roads.
In Cincinnati there were twenty
seven deaths from sun&troke on the
18th inst.
six lines of railroad now enter
Denver, and three more are soon to bc
added.
There arc over -, 900 children the
public schools of ST. Louis who arc
studying German.
The first cargo Of fruit direct from
the west lndirs since the war arrived
ut Richmond, Va, last week.
The strawberry growers of a sin-
gle county in Mary land realized over
500, 10000 this year on their crops.
The potato crop of the United
states will, il is believed, reach l25.-
100000 bushels this year, valued Il,
500, ZOO, 900.
The average English and Amcri-
can brain IS said to weigh 45.7 ounces
against French. 44.G; German, 44.1
Italian, Al; Negro, 400. '
"A Philadelphia man, being slap
cd in the face by his wife, turned
white with rage, stood still for q mo-
mcni as though irrcsolutc, and then,
procurinSa gun from an adjoining
room committed suicide.
There are ! ,0GS factories in New
York city, employing 2G2 $50 people
ofWhonl l33,9?S are men, G3,lS2 wo.
men and 65,373 children. Most Of this
vast army is combined in a demand ioi
Saturday half holidays.
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WINNSBORO, S. c.
W7'iilliford,
TOILET SOAPS!

a LARGE lot Of Tho cheapest Toilet
"A Soap tor til" price ever brought to
Winnsboro. Call and bn Convinced.
McMASTER, BRICE d KETvHlN.
aprii3
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MUSIGAL HOMES
.-s-ABE---
III Hom:Eg vi:
."Whsk has earth dearcr in palace or grove,
Than music at nightlal frOiu lips that we love u


Than music at nightfall froin lips that we love-"
All! yes. Music, Sweet Music, does
make Homo, Sweet Homo. happier and
dearer and the heod Of family that in
these days of culture and progress does
not place Pinno or an Organ in his
home, deprives himself and dear ones of
vast amount of pure and reflping enjoy
ment. Our Sunny Southland has in tho
past ten years taken q wonderful step
forward in Musical development and the
grand question now being agitatod in her
millions OF homes is not shall wo buy nh
instrument" but 'IIow and where shall
We buy it," And it is n perplexing ques
ton, too. The Papers are now flooded
with flaming advertisements Offering won.
dcrful bargains OF Sl,UUO Pianos for S397,
II Stop Organs for Ss5. One friend i'd
vises this. and another that, and SO on,
until the worried buyer becomes actually
afraid to buy Mt NIL, lest 10 DO cheated,
and so delays until some unscrupulous
travelling agent comes along md "scnops
him in" with n cheap, "snidc" instru-
mcnt. which, in tho end, proves source
of modification. rather than of enjoy
mcnt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NO DANGER IN TAXING MAY APPLE LIVER
IILLS-Tney ore harmless to the most delicate
person, but SO penetrating that they clear the
system or all Impurities, ana gently excite the
l nVeI lo neaithy action. Price 10 cents per box
Sold by all druggists In this county.
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ATLANTA" GA. July I. 1874
We have bccn using 'SWftl'S Syphiiiilc Snc-
cllic' IN iG2 treatment OF convIcts for the last
year, ana OrEcNr u Is the on'y certain known
fehcdN lhat Will rlfrat pcirnnnr!tt r;tt1 or dis
eases for which, lti91 1comlnc nded.
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SOUTHERN M USIC. HOUSE.

The great Piano and Organ House of
tho South, to furnish Southern buy ers
with Pianos and Organs from standard
makers, ut lowest factory wholesale
prices. Established IN 1870, and now m,
Immense Music House, Magnificent Dou-
bio Store, sixty feet front, threo stories
above basement. Two hundred Pianos
and Organs in stock. Thousands of in.
strnments sold yearly. Our field the
South Our customers 1erion Our capi-
tai ample. Musicians ourselves. An
army OF employees. Branch Houses in
seven cities. Our travellers everywhere.
Exclusive control Of tho best in nstr,men
in the world. Direct connection with
manufacturers. Always pioneers in low
prices. Able and willing to compf to with
the world. Pledged and sworn to do it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-04

Take Ayers Pills for al the p,lr-
poses Ola pnrgAtivc, for consumption,
Indigestion, headache and liver COM
plnint. by universal accord, they are
the best ofall purgatives for family
lISn
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GRAND OPENING.

TO THE LADIES FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
just opened and have ready inspection tho
NOTlONS ever brought this place. 0 4AA'
Mrs BoA with the assistance of her mlncr, BLACK of
and keep them full during the - ~ '' 'Of''''"
"A FULL LINE or DRESS GOODS Buttons match Tho
best and cheapest line CORSETS.
' "'" o""oA-
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AND NOW MARX US WELL

Don't waste time answering absurd and
deceptive advertisements. If YOU want
cheap instruments, We have them, and Mt
less than the lowest. We compete with
Beatty, or Marchall & Smith, or any other
man, no n'atter where lie lives or how
much he hl,ws. 265 different STYLES and
prices to select from, and sucn makers as
ihicke1ing, Mathushek, Arion, Southern
Gem, Mason Il IInmlin, Peloubct j. Co.
and Sterling. Sent on test trial, Low
freight guaranteed. Stools. Covers, Music
and MUSICAL JouRNAh given free. A little
cash now, and balance in the fall is all
we want. special terms for midsummer
trade. o secondhand Pianos and Or
gnns. i'll good repair, to be closed out
cheap. Write tor Catalogues, prices and
terms 1t will pay yon. Address
LUDDEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga.
N. B.-Send also for Catalogue of Sheet
Music, Music Books. ViolinS, Guitars,
Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums.
Strings, Orguinet.cs, Zithers and all
small Musical Instruments. Immense
stock. Lowest prices South.
may "a
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Session
ERR
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Tw wH]NrrT'Y- r.
ID a Wis V f RTICAL FEED
SEWING MACHINES,

1cSt ~ the market for plain heavy family sewing OK
lIlOUSAND DOLLARS any rnr no
as machine and the work
chimes in Fairfield ~ ""o"""oc" o Wcse NJ
ALSO r " STCRH
nme E, rot of rantg poao Onion Sets Seeds Corn Oats Chcc
candies Bacon,
T U,R1fs ceas rblcs Safes Chars e w w
arTfe 10000 feet of Good Lumber. ''' WV
lot OF Spring Goods. - ~ y" wow" "'aHo room TOR
~ @>.t;s@..s" ~ i..::aJ. o. DoAG )
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WHERE 10 BUY. HOW 10 BUY.
THE QUESTION SOLVED.

ours to answer. Ours to point tho place
TO buy good, honest Instruments Mt honest
prices. Ours to save buyers from imEosi
ton and 0yCrchnrgins. Tllc mission OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05

Did b ever see : raccOon? am
going 70 TIL YOU about one that was
sent from the south a = present 10 4
lady whose name was isabella. He Wa
called Zip Coop. Ana 4 very wise coon
he was.
Zip had 4 long. low BODY. covered
with stiff yellowish hair. His nose was
pointed. and his ewes were bright As
buttons. His paws were REGULAR little
hands. ana III used them inst like
hands.
II. 80 1870 t.me IA would climb
IN n Isabella,s chair Ana scramble ~
her shoulder. Then NJ wouId comb her
hair with his finrers. Dick a her ear
rings and feel " her collar and hin and
buttons.
Is.ho,,... mother - on;,e m NM
somet;mes wa Ma ~ ~ M ber chair
AMI III, ~ dinner an, . tr.v ~ her
i.n She l;kad ~ h.va x;r;r her room.
NM n I'M sione ,-;th M Yin ,xoulj
hmm IA n ,ha cha;~ h.h;,d H. ANA
;rr ~ cro,.d ~ oG II. woriJ r..ch
aronnd too under her .rm and zeal
th,n~s fr.m 49, frav
A..~-
49, sns eooH - ~ ~ ~ n.a,rs
IVA easnna Y .,h .sn.i
shs, op. sns z' 80 ecp ~. s.o-e . ~ ra,s
ss. III I;ns n.n ~ I,i;sr.
reaai - s.u s. sha 49, n;ca s~.et
.,.ut 7" - 1919 49,. .~S z;'..r
". wv nsr'oa -, ,Ii n.asi s~e,a p "a
~ ;a,a .hr r'll \. ~. nsha~ N snj
To- ss;rr;r~ !. .,;th III b;s
$3.50 ~ ~ $3.50 MA sha,lisr
mIgnI ~ I3ohou oser ~ ~
MA NJ. Ina 5000 a,ssx IL sbe
$500 - Y =. -, \ w dore 49,
$500 4. 49,. III IVA s..s ..,, -
sIn ~ 49, s'' " ~
-. P' u.
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"Oh, Charlie, Why did you do IL?
On nv birthday too! l am SO sorry.
for now you will miss all the fun Of the
Fourth" And as she spoke. Mary sat
down dangling her broad hat BY one
string, and looked disconsolatcly 1t her
brother. who had been sent to bed a. a
punishment.
How was / TO know that Just a little
bunch OF fire-crackcrs like that was GO
ing 20 smash the goblet? did not
think il would do anything but just lit
it up some"
WHO told you 70 do such . thing,
Charlieg'
Nobody; I thought Of it myself. Oh
dear! l wish 1 had grandma. o. an
sunt. or somebody like THAR
What for. CharlieP / am sure no
body could Be half a goodas mamma
~ like grandmas and aunts. Eddie
Bates has 4 grandmamma, and she al
WAYS gets him out Of scrapes; and Tom
TAYLOR has an aunt that does lots u
things for him. People ought not 10
get married IL they don't have mothers
and sisters to make grandmas and
aunts for fellows who are always get
ting blamed for nothing at all.
but, Charlie, you did break the
glass"
mo. I didn't either; the fire crack
ers broke t. Oh. dear! dear! l wish
there wasn't nv Fourth Of July. nor
fire-crackers. nor nothing! What's the
use Of ~firc-crackers. IL 3 fellow can't
fire them orr II was real mean to let
me spend ali my money on iiro-crack-
ers. and hen not let me have any fun
with them There my pin wheel. too.
1 promised Bates 70 fasten Il 70 the top
Of the highest clothes-pole in his back
yard tonight"
II am 50 sorry. Charlie deary'
"And. Mary. / am 80 dreadfully hot.
have got : raging fever; 1 know !
have"
why do o notsay youarc sorryp''
suggested Mary.
.:Didn't / say soP-over. and over,
and over. And father Just said he
thought bed was the best place for
boys who exploded fre-crackers under
goblets. If / was q father, and wanted
70 kill q bog I'd do Il out and out, and
not roast him TO death in bed on q
Fourth Of July. / wouldn't for millions
Of dollars send q poor boy to bed on his
sisters eighth birthday" But what
particular attention was due 70 his sis
ter's eighth birthday Charlie did not ex-
plain.
"You knew the crackers would break
the goblet
mo. 4 didn't; I nevor saw them
smash onc. Didn't they bang. thoughP''
Aud = shs recollection Ch&rlie's eyes
grew bright, and adelighted expression
nlumined his somber littlo face. The
next moment however. ne was crying
bitterly; and Mary, having watched
him : moment, ran down stairs, Just n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-05

The hatred felt by the half breeds"
OF the Republican party toward Vice
President Arthur, Mr.. Conkling and the
stalwarts Of their own faith has grown
more intense with every hour that has
passed since the assault upon che Presi-
dent. While decent men not involved
in the internecine'' quarrel between
these two factions over the spoils Or the
public service have been moved TO tenn
perance. and charity and thankfulncss
BY the daily increasing prospect Of
President Garfield's recovery. that
prospect has only served 70 unleash the
rabid rage Of the "half-breed organs
III the press against the rival faction.
The rrcposterous nominations Of Lap
ham and Miller we're confessedly made
under the impression that The stalwArts
would not dare 90 oppose them for fear
Of mourning still moro direct imputa-
tions Of completely with the disappoint-
ed poliiicsIsxramp who sought 70 take
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Our Young Readers.


Once. uron 4 winter night.
when the snow lay cold aud white.
Dropped 4 hnD< from Tho skies.
With q pair u biN brown eyes;
without clothes. or food. or name.
Hight into our hearts n came.
Aud We loved n from that minute
ASH there were 'miliion$ In ~
Soon q happy year hai iiown;
tie could creep. and stand alone.
Know mamma and Ron and lrlt<.
~ q hundred pretty tricks:
80 We called him little Arthur,
pet and "uariinx." "i.nvc.' and "Pridc.'
And q hundred names beside.
when another year went BY.
Could 4 tell II should try
HALF how lovely he mad grown
walking. like 4 alone.
Talking with such babhlin! words
Like the cooling or the b rds
with 4 tangled crop Of curls
Hanging round him-likc 4 girls.
Three years old; now look for squalls
Trials. troubles cries and fallsi
~ his dress 4 little pocket.
tiIIcd with tops. and . 10, and strings.
Aud some my other things:
cam tnss ssi iss s. , nv i n 'sI ssSy maybe
still anofher birthday: dear.
What q fouryear colt Il herci
IL asa cu s. on win sii' ass dsn %pran''os'
Handling marbles. p1nninx tops.
spending cents In csndy-shops;
~ killed skirt and bnttoned racket
Always ripe for fun and racket
Now. a. sure Is I'm alive,
Thar outrageous boy u hvci
Send him On TO school at once
We don't want 70 own u duncei
y OF tricks ~ any mnrfcn-
Get him 20 q kindergarten:
There he'll learn 20 use his wits.
without any ugly iits.
six-and what do I behold
No more waving curls Of gold,
Hut q little wig OF brown.
closely cropped about the crowns,
NJ more skirts. but little brooches
Full az seams and stitches.
Growing. every single day.
IN the most surprising way.
Seven to-day: 4 Boy at last
Time and tide have travelled fast;
There he sits. 50 line aud tall.
Jacket trousers. b. tofs and all:
He can spell. and read. and write.
re y good, and gay. and bright,
And his life goes brayeiy on.
-Bn where i my Baby gomez
now hope-what 10 I hopcs on. scores
and scores OF things,
hope he'll learn 70 comb his hair. and tie his
WWM IANHM
hope he'll never catch a cold in hail. or snow,
or rain.
And grow - be fun six feet high without one
growing pain.
hope he'll keep his clear bright eyes. and his
quick sparkling wits.
And never. >EvEH. tell . tale on Jack. or Rob.
or Fritz:
And never lose his merry laugh. or smile 50
gay and pleasant.
And lay 10 money in bis box to buy each one
a present:
IN short, ihopc-to end my rhyme. and not 70
MAKE II longer
Not only may my darling grow both better,
wise and str
be. IN heart. and mind. and soul, In all his
walks and ways.
-Coald w y L leiisr"' boy, through all
bis happy days
: ~Conld not be better Is the highest mark
dycn 70 the host toy each day Ia the thauncy
~: school. where the birthday Boy belongs.
-Wid1 -4irIke.
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time @ stop her father az be was going
out.
Papa. please forgive Charlie. lie
y 20 sorry. and he wants 70 20 out 80
mucht'
Tho must have q lesson. Mary. that
viii teach him not 10 III 81 destructive "
But he added. smiling. III you choose
20 take his place, Charlie may 70 out
Mary bounded away % her brothers
room: Papa says you may 20 out.
Charlie. Get up. dear"
Charlie needed no second bidding.
and ne asked no questions. Five min
utcs later he was explaining 10 Eddie
Bates the principles upon which he had
blown a goblet all 70 smitherccns ia his
back yard.
What q glorious Fourth Il was.
Charlie did NOS 90 home until tea-time.
tie would not have gone then. but that
his pin-wheel and the rockets were
under his clean shirts in the bottom
drawer Of his bureau. and must b. zone
for.
Up stairs he ran. as gay as q cricket.
and burst into his room. !. Let me see,
they are in this one. Bother. Where
did / put thcmPr
What are yon looking for. Ch~arlie?:"
What are You doing in bedP'
Taking your place"
Papa said II | would take your
place. You might 60 out; and girls DO
not care much abont the Fourth Of
July" said Mary. chcerily.
"And you have been in bed all day?n
"Of course; papa said you were TO
stay in bed all day. and 1 am taking
your place"
But you are not me-"
"But am your substitute"
"Oh, Mary. You dear, dear. darling
sister! sou are better than all the
grandmothers and aunts in the world:
catch them going TO he'd q whole day
for a fellowr' cried Charlie, kissing her
proudly.
! am very, very glad took your
place. Charlie
"You get up now. Mary. and I'll
give you my pin-wheel and my rockets.
and you and Ella Bates can fire them
all on. wouldn't be 20 mean a. ID
let YOU lie there any longer said
Charlie. beginning 10 remove his coat.
..That viii ID. Charlie said papa.
coming into the room. Get up nv
little daughter; Charlie has learned his
lesson. | am sure"
:. Indeed 4 have, papa, and am real
sorry.r
That same evening Eddie Bates was
Boosting to 4 crowd Of boys about his
grandmother having saved him from an
evening OF sorrow in his own .
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u--AN- n---
"eP'.
since the morning AZ Julv = ne coun-
49, h.s bean in.en.clr excifei over fhe
,ffemnt.i ..~en.<;nnf;on ~ Precedent
C.r,e'i. NJ sooner hni ~ awful
crime hecn committed than Hair. Bre..d
ana Stalwarf orrans And bozses sef
abcut constructive = theory a u the
cnn<. ,b.f ia ~ AZ TIA crime. tina
f;rsf ;1.a snvoctfcd W. That the 49,
tam of.j .s<,~<in.tion wa the resnlt ~
! con~niracy: thaf (~;nitcan's hand INA
been raised AGAINST the life az thc Pres
iicnt ~ forces nut in operation ~ The
Stalwait faction 81 the Rcau6Iican
n.rfx. ana fhis view n the ease W.
<frcncihened ~ the declaration ~ fhe
aSsa~<;n IL ssij. ~ AM 4 Sfnl,rarf n
fhe Stalwarfs. .The death AZ CEN
eral Garfield 4 \ nolitical ncccssitv. \
Y. Arthur Il now Prcsident~ The Half
Breed faction ~ the Republican marry
AZ once CAUGHT IN the words ~ the
mnrderons wretch ana ensnicions.
deadly AZ hooded cohr,s ceme forth
and i.sfened their fanCs unon the Sfa1-
var faction ~ ~ RennhIic,n nsrfv.
nor 10 this hour have tkev let 80 their
Hold. Arthur and ConkI;1o, M reore-
sentatiyes 81 the Stslwnrf fsction. were
Doken ~ disiincflv Ara referred "a ~
,-aaucndoes m 4 wsv indicefive a. TIA
mos, N. nk;n0 mali0nitv. And sncoesf-
~. N IN. moss d;refnl INSTRUMENTATION
Repuhiicaa o,gans ana bosses saw A
once that shet line n snsnic;on and
argument would not ar: fhaf Il
would necessarily lead 70 A. ~
reyocable decree AZ deafh ~ Rennblic-
anism. 81 whose f;erce Tres ~ fac-
tional hate 4 terrible crime had been
fashioned. perfected. and finally ner-
petrated. AZ 4 resuif. the idea 81 con