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incredible.

r. 4. Scratch. druggist. Ruthvcn, Ont.
writes: ~ have the greatest confidence In
your Burdock Blood Bitters In one case with
which am personally acquainted their sue
cess was almost incredible. One lady told Inc
that half bottle did her more good than hun
dreds OF dollars worth of medicine she had
previously taken." Price 81. For sale 1T II. u.
COchran's drug store, l37 North Queen street,
I
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD-NEw
1 SCBEDUI.E-On and after MONDAY
NJ Az 18th, 1881, trains ON the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad will arrive and leave the Ian.
caster and Philadelphia depots as follows:
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EDUCATIONAL.

Work (PA.) COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
i An endowed Christian institution of the
highest grade. Separate Courses in Classics
and Science. and U Department for Ladies'.
Tuition $40 per annum, ncluding all branches;
Ample Library !; complete apparatus Faculty
OF seven. Board 81 and $5 per week. Ninth
year begins September 9Th. For Catalogue
address,.
REV. JAMES McDOUGALL, Jr., Ph. d., Pres
fdent, or 5. SMALL. jyl3ImcOd
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Pacific Express. east. on Sunday wnen nag
ged, will stop ut MidtlletOwn, EliZahcthtOwn, n,
vt. Joy, Landisville, Birlin-IIand, Lcman
Place, Gap, Christiana, Parkcsburg, Coates
Vile, Oakland and Glen Loeb.
Fast Line, west, ON Sunday, when tagged.
will stop at DOwningtOwn, COatcsville, Parkes-
burg, Mt. Joy, EliZabcthtOwn AMI MidliIetOwn.
Hanover accommodation west, connecting mt
Lancaster with Niagara and Chicago Express
at llOO a. M, will run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connects at
Lancaster, with Fast Line, west, ut 30 r. H.,
and will run through to Frederick.
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THIRST REFORMED-DIVINE SERVlCl
Il Ut !o1a a. III. and ~ p. IN. Sunday schoc
at "a Il. III.
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1t Heads the List
RELIGIOUS.

CONGREGATIONAL BAPTIST HKETH-
" rcn.-Servicc in Salem church, Wcst Or
anSc street, at ~ p. M.
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The question, (Which is more use
ful to man, a gun or dog" was dis.
cussed last Saturday night by the de-
batting society IN the absence OF the
regular committee. The usual digni-
~ Of the society WAS laid aside aud
all hands went In for fun. The decis.
ion was given after lengthy and
uphable discussion, IN favor OF the
logs. 1t must not be thought how
ever that the society has gone to the
dogs.
We want good correspondent in
every section Of the county, aud to
such as will send US the news at reg
ular intervals, we will send the South
KEsTUcxiAs, without charge. We
will reserve the right Of determining
whether your letters are worth what
we offer for them. We can only ex.
tbnQ tutb Oici W Ouu pcteoh ih O"Sh
neighborhood, and when he ceases TO
net as correspondent, the paper, II con-
tinued must DO paid for. We want
regular correspondents at Cadix,
BelleYicw, Falrview, Pembroke, and
Crofton.
Commonwealth Attorney Jas. d.
Garrett Ia pushing things right along.
Ministers who do not return marriage
licenses TO the Clerks Office within
the time prescribed by law are fined
to the extent of the law. Preachers
who haye not returned the licenses OF
parties whom they have married had
better Go SO before Circuit Court
meets next month or trouble might
result from their carelessncss. Mr.
Garrett has also undertaken TO en-
force the Sunday law and bai
closed up the barber shops and fihet
their proprietors for keeping then
open In towns where he has osen.
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New Firm.

As win be seen from their an
nouncement in another column,
Messrs. Frank r. Woodbridge, and
Thos ". Buckner have bought out
the drug store of Mr.. Walter Garnett.
They are two Of the most popular
young gentleman Of Hopkinsville,
aud as they have both been educated
Tor the profession aud have had con.
siderable experience, they are enin-
emily qualified for tho business IN
which they have embarked, Mr.
Buckuer, who Is now In Louisville
will resign his position there aud re-
turn TO this city iu a lew days.
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! CAsKY.

Jamcs A. Campbell, for several
years past railway agent and post
master Tor this place, lefi OH the I'd
TO accep, q position in the hardware
house OF Winiree &NElder, Hopkins
vile.
4 Mr.. L. II, Watson and bride, nee
Miss Willie Leavell, returned Tues
day IRON an extensive bridal tour,
including Niagara, Canada aud the
principal eastern cities.
Esquire a ]. Lloyd, wife and Miss
Lloyd spent last Monday in your
city.
b. NJ. Whitaker LETT Tuesday az
ternoon, on very mysterious trip
towards Guthrie.
w. Il, ingram, who spent Christ-
mas with his brother, Prof. Ingram
returned to 81. Louis Tuesday last,
The charming Miss Bette Lloyd
left homo Monday tor Psducan. Look
out for your hearts, boys.
Messrs Casky have contributed
much to the convenience Of farmer
visitors by erecting substantial
lhitching rack at tho Station.
| All families In the vicinity who
have friends visiting them at AMI
| time will plosse drop Q note or care
TO "Raed," giving name and resi-
dcnce OF visitor
/ Our Grange at this-p place held
meeting last Tuesday and will beyit
work with renewed vigor., Thoma
Green was elected Master.
Bro. Maxey Is vastly proud OF hi
new boy, II. A. Maxey Jr. All III
late bencdicis should call and TAX
pattern.
u Christmas was unusually dull here
only three or four parties in tn
neighborhood during the Who'll
time. Among the rest was ONE a
Mr.. George Bowles which wss Al
enjoyable affair, also one st VIM
Bronaugh's, and q hop at tho resi-
dence Of Willie Bowles, new year
night.
r Our little city and the vicinity ar
: in fair way for . coal famine. N
/ coal can DO had from tho minos o
account Of the miners not being owe
with Chrfstmas JOYS and headaches.
Al RAED.
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Burglary.

A negro boy named Jim Glass, In
tho employ of G. W, Metcslfe. by
some means obtained the keys 10 his
store and safe one night last week
aud elected an entrance and robbed
his safe OF about 500. He ran away
But was caught at Nortonville Sat
urday and Immediately confessed,
duplicating Jno. Hargraves another
negro. fiargravcs was arrested and
they were both put in jail, and their
trial held yesterday. The boy was
held over, and IIargraves put under
a boad of $500. TO appear at circui,
court next month. About $40 Of The
money was recovered. Glass says
Hargraves unlocked the door ant
made him 20 in, aud that he divided
the spells with him. The probabil
ihes are that one or both Of then
will be given free ride to Frank
fort and boarded at the States ex
pense.
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Excelsior Planning Mills.

We call attention to the double
column advertisement Of Mr.. NJ. &.
Forbes In this weeks Issue. Mr.,
Forbes is ono Of the rising citizens of
Iiopklnsville. But few years ago
bis business transactions were con-
fined within the narrow limits Of
modest blacksmith shop on the corner
OF the block now taken up almost
entirely by his extensive plahing mill
and lumber yard. But in that cspac-
lily he sho wed himself to be an ener-
gciic man OF strict business qualifca-
lions. His operatives then consisted
"a wood workman and q black
smith. Hc added TO bis building al
inicrvals,uniil at last be conceived
the idea of erecting a planning mill.
This conception was promptly car
ried out. Owing to the fact that he
was interested In some large saw
mills In fnc timber district, his ia
eilities for procuring material were
very good, so that when he had OBJ
tanned q first. class outfit IN the way
OF machinery, 10 was well armed
against competition. His operatives
have gradually increased from thai
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MARRiED.

CAnp--CAHxsr on the Alb Inst. at
The residence OF the brides father, IN
Montgomery County, Tenn., Mr.. Jas
Larr OF Christian to Miss Marian
t;aruey. Attendants: Mr.. Jno. g.
6ary With Miss lda.wIiliemson, and
4. y. Rollo with Mise Mamie WI.
hanson.
Salty tiseptnf DO lts sarlAec,
As adown lies stream thsy fule,
Lighted w with frlcn iship's halo
LlasvA clear fcsm eide % aide.
ftespee,s nov Icon bright before them,
MAY frAitisu al their hopes attrui,
My a2e the lies et 'esg but strengthen
Ari thsy be happy I'LL thse end.
Clarksvllle papers plehss notice.
Tknrius.
Married, Deeember II. 1880, at The
pesideuce u the brlde's father, Mr.
u. B. Johpsou. by Rev. J. Wuanner
IRA pr A. 81. Davle and Mis- Min
ME l. johnson, both OF thIs county
---LlarIeyIle Tobacco Leaf.
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The Effects Of Leap Year.

During the yeaf just ended sos
marriage licenses were issued BY the
county clerk OF Christian county.
or these l5s we're issued to white,
and la 10 co!ored persons. We have
aesn the reports from severaiof the
couatIes but 50 far Christian county,
Il ahead In The matrimonial as well
as the tobacco business. We arr
proud Of our county Ia everything
but her politics, but We will ''liTe il
hope aud trust III the Lord" ant
maybe some day wo will see OLE
Christian wheel into the Democrati
!. eslnmla- fat
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Debating Society.

On uext Saturday evening there
will be quite M interesting debate
between Messrs. J. w. Downer and
Henry J. stiios, members Of the Hop
Ain,ville Debating Society, In the
basement Of the Christians church
commencing at III O'Clock, OF which
,ime Mr.. Juo. W. Payne, president
elect win deliver his inaugural adj
dress. Ladies and gentlemen Of the
city and community sre respectfully
invited to attend.
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GENERAL NEWS.


Cincinnati ranks eight among the
cities Of the u. S.
Epes Sergeant, the author of Life
on the Ocean Wave. is dead
St. Louis ranks sixth among the
cities OF the States.
New York, Philadelphia and
Brooklyn, are our largest cities.
The population of the United States
is a little over $1,000, 900.
10 different spices Of vegetables,
with over 400 varieties are raised in
the United Statrs.
Nearly 5000 miles of new railroad
was built last year in the United
States.
There are sixty four cities in the
United States having more than 49,
900 population.
A negro confined in Charlottesville
Va, iail suicidcd Christmas day by
setting his clothes on flo.
A man aud q woman were hung at
Newark N. j. last week FOR the murder
Of the husband Of the latter.
Col JAS. q. Fair has been nominated
by the Nevada Democrats Tor the U.
y. Senate in caucas..
Jas. Walsh killed Barbara Gowen-
thai at Brooklyn N. Y, because she
Tilted him.
Another tenement in New York has
burned. destroying the lives Of ten
persons.
Gen. O. B. Stuart. an eminent civil
engineer, died at Cleveland Ohio. last
week.
Henry s. Oliver will most probably
succeed Senator Wallace Of PennEyl.
vania. AA
ASan Francisco bridal couple on a
wedding tear ran out Of money. and
filled with modification took laudanutn
The groom died but the bride recover
ed. a
| The Union loss during the rebellion
80. 900 "a tho non!adornfa ahnuf
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IS RsSS7SS: ef n m tasssa
Mcssrs craddoch a Co., ls S,, Rscs ,. 81.

philadelphia, IA.
Gentlemen :--Pleaso scnd me twelve bottles
OF Or. II. JAMEs' CSsSABis INDIcA, one each
OF pills and Ointment, for friend OF mine
who Is notexpectcd TO live; aud as your medi-
cines curcd mo OF Consumption some three
years ago, I want him TO try them gained
hfteen pounds while tai Ing the nrst three boi'
ties, and | kpo y 1t Is Just the thing for him,
Respectfully, J,v HULL
This remedy speaks FOR itselt One bottle
will satisfy The most ekeptical. There y mot
q single SYMPTOM 81 Consn.npton THAT y doos
not ,lissipate at opcr. and u VIII breakup .
fresh cold In II hours. $3.50 per pint bottle,
Address CHADDcbk y Co, iosa 81 Phil
adelvlia ras MAY II 80.
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the SOUTH KEATuGkIAA.
.nopKiNsviLLE, JAN. Ii, 1880.
socrA1ITIEs.

10. zeisenhageu was Circulating In
the city last week.
Mr.. John II. Wood. Of Trenton,
was la the city Saturday,
Mr.. y. G. scbree made his regular
trip TO Henderson last week.
DR.. II. r. Bourne paid q yisit TO
relatives In Prince,ou Saturday.
Coi. II. A. Burnett, OF Csdiz, was
81 the city several days last week.
Miss Rogers, of Virginia, Is visit
lug the family Of Mr.. Hunter Wood.
Z Jas. L. wahl returned Saturday
FROM visit TO l'aducah aud Mayileld.
Miss Mildred Wharton, Of Cadiz,
Is visiting Miss Belle Henry, at Casky'
We regret TO learn that Mrs, J. II.
CaudIs. Of Nswa.ead, Ia dangerously
Sick.
NJ IA. y n,,,s, nor.hal q,
Cadk, was In The city one day last
week.
~, n ~ pau =, .nr,.,s.,,
r.. .,,.a.,.,,s. $780, 80. Ia,
v,.L
NJ. po..,. .,,-,., =, ,,.,,,o /,
.,s,,,.,,. ~. a.,'.,,,.. ", u.,r,
rn.,,as,...
Tom Holman len for Louisville
49,. -,,,' ~. 80.
MI. I. ", hooer's re'urheu las
week from Texas where We las eee'
'or seuie months N INC oea 'pfihs
zoe Cant snppeu on 70 heuue'son
iaA' week and s'aiu. q Gay OF Two
fer mo oo)ce' u MS ''sis see 'n'
vs'umn III 'as' weeksPaper'
Prof. Jas. Il. Fuqus, q member o
'se FACULTY ot ne'nei eoIess' h"s
ssnsilic, vas AZ 'ne si.s 'ne nr'' .
ue wees' we guess ~ rr0'' must a"'
fps'a We sai
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ounoensut.

The undersigned desire to an-
nounce to the people of Hopkinsville
aud surrounding country that they
have purchased the drug store of Mr.,
Walter Garnet and will embark In
the drug business at the stand lately
occupied by Mr.. Garnctt. We will
hee D a choice and select stock Of ev.
erything IN the drug line and as we
are practical chemists we will make
tho flIling Of prescriptions sspeclal,y
Hoping to receive liberal patron
age from tho public wc are respect
fully. !, |. ., r,,,o, !, -, (,
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The Home Lamp
Said to be the Safest and Best Made,
INEXPENSIVE.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
ORNAMENTAL.
CONVENIENT.
SIMPLE,

when burning chsts brilliant. mellow
light, at once easy and grateful to the eye.
It's attaehablo to tho Plano, Sewing Ma
chine, the. Work. stand and the Professors
Column. 1t should be In every Household In
tho city, as well as In every ONCE, Study,
School and Nursery. This Limp Is now and
is seeking for appreciation. Try one. 1t 10 a
good taing, and win stay With you when you
have tricdit.s
This Lamp may 10 seen near the Post Once
at Mcssrs, Hori \ Myers Store. Orders left
,n "a sbe MY d II h tew a.,
after the lamp viii DO sent neatly boycd anf
packcd, bAoh to itself. q. q. u. or othefwlse, u
ticrired. The Pylc6 10 $40
T., I. f.WilMiMs, Ascnt.
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TO OUR FRIENDS.

We have obliged a
great many Of our
friends by orediting
them, and as our bu-
siness will soon
change, we ask all
whom we bave oblig-
ed by waiting on
them to confer afavor
on us, by coming for
ward and settling as
sooil as possible, and
oolige, !:
! "Old Reliable
| Streng & Frankel
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MOTTO E.

AL persons knowing
themselves indebted
to the late firm ofBlu-
nensteil, McC amy &
Bonte,. will please
come forward and set
tie their accounts at
once, thereby enable
us to settle up the af-
fairs of the old firm as
soon as possible.
Thankful for past
favors, we hope you
will continue your
patronage to the new
firm and we will
promise. to give good
first class, reliable
work atmoderate pri-
ces. Fair dealing will
be our motto, and we
hope it will win.
| Respectfully,
Nc amy & Bonte
Groceries sold at Billiards. at Low
est Cash Prices.
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The only child OF Kate Claxton the
actress Mrs. Chas. A. Stephenson J.
a little fifteen months old bow died last
week and the bcrcaved mother con-
celled several engagements.
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CITY FINANCES.

The following items exhibit the
entire receipts and disbursements of
the City of Bopkinsyilie for the year
ending December 81. 1850, as shown
upon 4 final settlement.of the accounts
OF the Auditor and Treasurer:
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Read.

Removed to Metcalfe's
old stand, one door above
Beard & CrutchJfeld $
old stand.
Louis EIb.
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During the year Just closed 500, 500
immigrants landed at the port Of New
York, The greatest number that ever
came during any previous year was
2l9.223 in 1857, while in 1879 but
l35,010 arrived. The total arrivals
since 1912 number 6,l77s 1888 -
tCopricr aoIwpal,
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The man who puts ashes On tho
pavement, may be set down IN the
front runk Of human bcnelscsors
and plillablhsorfsts. 81
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Card Of Thanks.

Ed. SouTH KENrucKrAS:
Allow me a little space in your
paper to thank the friends and men,
bers OF Selem church for the nice suit
of clothes presented to me on Christ
mas day; and also for the many nice
presents to my family. None but
pastor can understand or appreciate
the emotions created by such kind.
ness. May the Lord reward the
good people Tor their kindness to hit
servant and his family. 8. T. ForRy
Pastor Salem Church, Christian Go
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SCHOOL FuND.
TOBACCO NEWS.
HOME.

sg HOME.
The middle in the efforts to elect
an inspector is getting worse and
worsa. After innumerable ballots
last Wednesday night, commission
was elected which stands LEADER 5;
Buckner 4, and Moore l.. 1t requires
I votes to elect, and so things are 10 a
worse FIX than ever. Tits impossible
to tell how the matter will end or who
will be elected. Another meeting
will be held tomorrow night, the re-.
suit Of which will be given next
week. 49,
Sales BY Buckner 6 Woodbridge,
jan, 9th. 1881, 10 hhds. tobacco as
follows:
5 Hhds. common to fine Tugs, 1925
1 s4.3 5. e4.25. Sac. $3.50.
! hhds. common to low leaf, $685.,
| s5.65. IS. IS, e8 As, $3.50.
We bad no good or fine Tobacco
that we were iuclinsd to offer. We
quote the market arm and full, with a
good board Of buyers.
Respectfully,
BrcKSER 4 WooLpRrpor.
Inspectors weekly report Hopkins
vile tobacco market for the week end-
ling January, sth, 1881.
Receipts for the week ...4 Hhds.
Receipts for the year -. .4l9 Hhds,
Sales for the week. ...... SO Hhds
Sales or the year. -. -. 24S Hhds
! d. F. SArrnses.
| Tobacconists need not be frighten.
ed, remarks an exchange, the ANNA
swearing off will otlessen sales to
any considerable extent. About two
days viii be the longest time any de-
voice will refrain from using tobacco
-[New York Tobacco Leaf.
In 1910 the wife Of a tobacco man
uiacturer appeared at ball at tn,
Tuileries, aud Napoleon, Observing
! her handsome jewels, first formed tn,
! idea Of makiug the tobacco trade I
state monopoly. From this souro'
the French Government now receive
!, an annual profit Of $4,000, 000.- :
lClarksville Tobacco Leaf.
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Look.
For Sale.

Ono hundred or more acres of land,
near Belleview. this county, equal In
location and fertility 10 any land in
the county. Apply to A. W. Meach-
am. Belleview, or 10 tho editor OF this
paper.
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RETAIL MARKET REPORT.

coaREcrED wErELr NJ
NJ B. ED16UNDg a. 90.
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Valid policies. Liberal contracts in
lSoa.hern Mutual Lille Insurance Co
See ". F. Patton, Agent.
Honesty, fair dealing and good div
lidends characterize the Southern MI
tual Life Insurance 90.
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49,. ,v.,,.. o.r,.,, ..a p n
naTrsv,lle hava formed 4 mariner.
ship aud are preparing to open up In
the dry goods business at the old
stand of Glass, Ware 3 Co.. on the
corner of Main and Bridge Streets'
This 10 without exception tho best
stand in tho city and no doubt these
clever aud enterprising gentlemen
will do thriving business in their
: line.
~, r,,. ,,.c..,, ~. alta :,
"ls. , n''-a "Osa''o'', W. NJ. -
.n' rcs,uemou - "e' sa'sn's''
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Ior,ns aud Dero,ea 70 the Fast.

A man and his wife. who had seen
days Of great prosperity. by means Of
Investments which turned out disas'
trously, became greatly reduced in
their circumstances. Finally they
reached the stage Of desiituiion and Of
actual and extreme want. They had
arrived at old age bordering upon
eighty. No relief came 10 them, and,
in their despair, they lay down to die
Of starvation. Before death came,
however, they were providentially
discovered, stretched upon heircouch,
with their arms entwined around each
others neck, in what they had sup.
posed would be their final embrace.
Between these two there had been q
real marriage, something more than
the cold and formal REPETITION Of sol.
emn VOWS. In the example Of this
humble couple Is an admonition TO
the heartless bellies who wed for mon.
ey and seek a divorce il the money
happens to take wings TO itself and
ly away. Here was affection which
assuaged even the pangs Of hunger, Of
starvation, and Of deaih.-[New York
Ledger.
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THE SUN FOR 1881.

I,oiJbody Ioads The Sun. Ia the eiiiiona VI
this newspaper throughout the year 70 CONE ever
hody vii indi-
reader will got the gIenissi umount ~ Information
with the least uupTohtahlc ckpQniiirIo u ui1e
and eyollght, The sun long 40 liieoteIrd ~
golden mean between redundant Nlines' ana on
m. Much Of thai sort Of news vhlch depends le,s
upon ~ rooogniSed iinlorianco than npoa ~ in-
sun prlnts q c0utluued Glory Dl tbs lives " leai
nicn and women. ani Of their dscl- plans, iQfesl
bate and troubles. This story j. inefe tafieden
more i9tor@iins than any roman'e mat wa e'e
iii. GOOD wrliing 10 every column, and ffe.h-
ncss, or sluaiity, aocgracy and decoium 10 ire
III nonssi oo6imssi. The suns habit g g.
speak out icaIlcffly about men and thing.
n. Equel ,andol 10 desling With easa POLICE.
pmlsoHorihy o. 10 robuke what q lamalle a.
Dsm0crat " Republican.
W. Absolute inderondeues u partisan oEsaniz.
uoul, bot unvayefing loyalty 20 ifuo lctaocfniie
principles. Tho sun hcliCtos that The uosernineni
which The Constitution gltes Ne y Good one o.
Keep. IT, noiion q dniy - 60 rtsist % ~ ulmo.
10 sci up smother ioun 81 gogernulfnt IN plale o.
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