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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-07-02
eoykaTeN ST. rAMMANY PARISH La SATURDAY JULY

aus fpledSiHS appedihHeo Oy ehS
pretty bouquet in its center.
Never had meal tasted so we'll to
him. Already he was half in love.
The more he talked with Jessie the
more he found her lively, unembar-
rassed, and witty.
That evening Jessie sang for him
and Leslie discovered that he was
familiar with many of her songs,
and SO he blended his fine voice with
hers, while Fred played a flute ac-
compartment.
1t was late before the young peo-
pie retired. When Jessie laid her
head that night upon her snowy
pillow, it was to fall into delicious
reverie, SO that it was impossible to
tell where thought.ended and sleep
began. When the sun rose, the
next morning, he smiled on the
fresh young beauty who he'd arisen
earlier. Leslie was awakened
from his slumbers by her voice, for
she saIg as she hastened the steps
of the slower-footed domestics and
lent a helping hand.
But l cannot describe each day,
as it lifted away on the wings Of
the summer sunshine, nor how
Leslie and Jessie soon learned to
love one another more than all the
world besides.
Two weeks passed. They were
the happiest Leslie had ever known.
Then his sister came to make a visit
to Jessie. Leslie having written to
urge the acceptance of the invita-
tion. 4 warm friendship sprung
up, ut once, between the two girls.
Tie SIMMER waned and now Les
lie resolved to know his fate from
Jessie's lips, not that he was 1e-
spondent exactly. but when she
seemed to feel his influence most,
she would suddenly change and
appear to defy him.
One day he had been out for n
walk, and on his return, he heard
her sweet voice singing. His spirits
rose. Another instant and he would
behold her, and alone. Alas! pre-
cisely at that moment. and just rs
he turned the corner. where grew a
thrifty young peach tree, he fos,nd
himself delused by bucket of warm
soap-suds. aimed by vigorous young
hands at the tree.
Jessie, who was the offender,
gazed for an instant, astonished,
and then burst into laughter:
II had hoped for different kind
of reception, Miss JESSIE" said
Leslie, abashed.
"You mean that it was not warm
enough, laughed she, the tears rum
ming down her cheeks. Then re-
covering herself. she hastened tn
explain. "You must pardon me, ;"
she said. ct was quite uninten-
tional, as you must know. Mother
has special fancy for that tree,
ard thinks soap-suds beneficial to
it, so she made me empty those hot
suds at it's roots. / did not see you
coming, and aimed rather high.
You really must forgive me- she
added, with pleading yet mirthful
glance in her eyes.
81 can forgive you only under one
condition" he said in q low tone,
as he apdaciously seized her hands.
She tried to escape, but he held
her fast. And there we drop the
curtain, only pausiLg to say that
Jessie is to be married OH her 18th
birthday.
Fred and Edith will not wait SO
long. TIE preparations are now
being made for their wedding,
which will have taken place long
before Jessie's.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-07-02

Mrs. Evans. the Omana lady who
has Just astonisbed the world and
her husband by giving birth to two
boys and two girls, should remem-
ber that four of kind beats two
pair. and show her humility ac-
corIuS!y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-07-02

"You must have been hore along
time" said the young traveller 10 ths
oldest iuhabitaut. "Ycung man,
do yon see that hill over there2
When l fust came here. that thare
hill was notEin' bnt a hole in the
ground" responded the venerable.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-07-02

"Did yoa see any colored folks
up dar?" asked q negro woman OF
another who said she had been I"
Heaven in trance. "Oh, git out
wild you. Do you 'spose ] go III de-
kitchen when was dar?"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-07-02
CHARLES HEINTZ,
(Agcnt,)
MERCHANT.

Receives continual supplies OF wen Be-
i.cted DRY GOODS and choice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-19
ALW a vs. READY!
IIE.NAI DhGN0LE,
II OIICH.
No. l29 KING ark.ET,

!ztlGct tom the proceedings Of 9 ureyns of
toe directory Of ma Firgin. Midl4aG Sail
WY ComDAny, he'd On his 23i dag OF Feb:u-
s!y, 1881
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forth Bound.

uail. Southwa connects At Charlottesville
with :;ros. q Ohio r. E.. East and West At
byncLburs, connects With Atlantic Miss. 3
chic Z. 4, through South west Virgins, 10
Nashville, Ney O.esns Memphis, Little Rock
sGG Te-as--ard Fl Dsnville with Richmond &
L:anviiia K H., to South end Southwest.
Esprass SOuthward connects st Charlotte..
vllo ali points on Ches s. Ohio Z. B.. and
3; Dan vile Tor I'll POINTS South. East and South
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
e.nndris dsily, except Sunday, 500 8. m. and
II Qc n, and returning arrive at Alexandra
90 p u ana So p. N.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
70 3. m. and Alexandria 81 H. m, daily,
except SUNDAY, arrive st Strasburg at II 25 pm,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
Wes.. Lcavo Strssburg 80 p. NJ, arriving at
kieIandcia nj 6 35 D. N.
alIXEn TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISIQN leaves Ale1andris dsily. except Sun.
day, II 9 90 q. H., striving at Strssburg at 05
T. m, and returning leaves Strssburg at 5 l6
4, H., arriving in Alexandra at 48 p m.
Fox Hiodlsburg. daily connection at Plains
stssio:..
Fox Uppetville, regular connection at Dela.
plane,
For WABaGNTON, leave Washington at
7 10 a. z. daily.
Alltrsins make good connections. N Wash.
;nEton, 10 and from North and West.
10 4. NJ, running through without change
On Express train, leaving Washington at IL 0J
p. n, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car
with extra charge only SI.OO, through 10
Eanyilie.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga, without change, on 10 On
p. N. train,
Through tickets very low to the South and
southwest.
MERCER SLAUGHTER, G,T,A,
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II EEsEQ h q q l..
Perry. CS . 81

Perry, Gs April u 1919.
1,hace watched the use o. the nlediciDe row
known as - Wits Syrhilitic rec f." over fifty
years, and have rtvtI heard Ct q failure to cure
when properly tsk"n. I m enced the uss of
1t en- my slaves, between 1879 and 1865 rs also
did : Lumber Of my nG;ghbors. and in every
case that came within my Knnwled go it effected Il
cure. In 1885 Geo. Walker, bought at auction
a Stare not 1cGrTGntei After tHe pT; chasu It
WAS discovered that ne had had Syphilis for
twelve yesrs. His head was without d hair en-
1t. He treated him with this remedy, and in
four weeks he was sonnd and well, aid in short
time had rs fine hesd of hair as WAS ever
owned By q negro. Re owred this slave many
years. and he nsvor he'd any return Of the dis
ease, nor lost days WORK.
Ii L. DENNBRD
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
prietors, Atlanta Gs.
Sold by <. 5. Leadbester s. Bro.
Call for a copy Of ~ ourg Mems Friend"
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III. III h, 500 rt'o a".ls5 W. " IL d.
~ FLORES ks.
COMMISSIONED ! flee, .L.eGsIdr.a, Va,
February IS 1881, !
10 Hay WOOD FUo.a. William .'oole, james T.
ihyrnton snd ;aiiY, his wifl. E.iz.beta Jb6
Wis, Via y. TripicLi aud tyatn-'i.!e, hi
wife, Jona F:zhush, Lsnaueh ENzGugu,
F!anCis FiiZ1ugu, u. I0.h c'EZEusQ Il I'd
Frances, h,a wifi, GGotKp FitZDugu. ~. G. :.
FuZhu.h, kulus t. Erzaalh, Lucy tEZn gu
MARY r. Fitzrugn, lie eli L L,.Ae. Jsr.,rs ii .
LaLe hiCLaid d. Cnr:ef, J0hn ~. "A. ter
IowLshend stewart Vim <. Garter, Ito un.
known hairs Of Juhn n.i.iapn. { Ceased, the
unHnown ne7s of barrlsUn Il iisuG. deceased
You ere hereby notified the. | have fxad upon
Thu RoDA I , the 3lst day of Il nrcn, 1881, st
IL u'c.CCk =. m d., u .sy eli -, 10. hoItn fair
lax Street. Alexandria, ~, rs the time ana
place when and where shail begin The axecu
ton Of the deCreG rendered III the above eati! 81
Cause On thu l5.h Gay q! Feoruary, ISL, by IL.
Circuit Court Of A!ex,HtTia equity, which de-
cree requires Ms to i. srLaiI and report NO are
the hens 81 law Vi Junu and Harrison AlIison
respectively, and lh pArt c. now entitled to 70
Celve tue leEacles LETT TO tntm respectively in
and by tho VIII CT w NJ. d. FouIe, IL ,a-ed and
III W5si proportions, 1T which time ana place
you sre req Aired 10 attend.
Gwen u4der my hand. So Special Commits
soEer. Lie dGS and year frat above written.
0bO. =. III USG B All,
feb2S-%1W Spe:lal Commissioner.
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=, &oHlNGTON 6 OHIO hAILKoAI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

beginning Nov. 20, 1880.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Wsshington
a . 20 =. II. End. Alexandria at s25 =. m.
dsi!y except Sundsy; psss Leesburx, going
westward, at: 3J g. a.. and arrive .f RounS
Hi +. ~ l5prn. Leave Hound Hi at - 80 D. H.;
pass LeesberR, gong eastward, 10 p. M and
a aI al Alo1sndrls ct 10 p. m, and al
"G6a!ngloEa AT 81 p. IN.
Tho ACCOM- MOiiATiON TRAIN will leave
Washington al 20 y. m. and Alexandria at
70 - II. daily, except Sunday, and arrive a.
Leesourg ct > aC y. q. Leave Leesburp at 90
a; III. and arrive at Alexsndris at 8 l5 am, and
Washington al 30 g. N.
EAssenGers from Washington will take
.ao washington and Ohio cars ut the Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ate 20 m. and 4. 20
y "a. =n1 go through without change Of ca1s.
Ehe 9.2o q. n. train from Alexandra and 1890
:: 10 train from Round Hill connect at Round
hlii with Mccoy & WigKnton's Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickersvilie, Berryville and Win.
chester; also Rasmer's Line of Coaches, which
,aaV" iIessourg daily for Aldie and Middle.
burg. N0A''
Both trsins, westward, make close connections,
It Vienna, With Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
Isz Court House.
JOIN "a usastan tickets, 81 cts per mile
A"nHsS tiekesss eSe.
< a. HAVENKR,
oc1!4--si General Ticket Agent
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9lexandria Oazette
SATURDAY &vEHIEa. MARCH -
Promising Wrssourt Juvenile.


Promising Missouri Juvenile-
tt, y hnve atm, p 'o13ls az cblidcto sroaaG
Ircnton, Not lcpy si,c, tiy boz sppear,d ia
school ona mo,,iog v,sn ,bo f,r. wiz, G;.-
' Wv WV ''s 1'N
loRue cccoft'u o","e'n hii1 hho tne ecoc2cF ::
"Cen you read ~
Don knOw, WIS the reply.
"CaD't you spcl easy ~vrds p
Don't ko0w."
"D9 you keow the ap1 abot %
"Yes."
Try his pori."
"H-orsc."
What DOES that spill? ~
"Uou', know"
"What Il . gu ride tt home ?'
"MuI,s"
"rry thl, word"
"B r.c.c.d."
What docs Inst smell ?"
Dan knn,s'
What O. ven eat 81 hone ?"
"Acnros
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sGSO CHEAT 1880
TO rHz EE soksK y Isl ; s SSTEh
DOUBLE TRACK.
sgREA nails. Splendid SCENERY
EAGNIFIUENT 6QUIPMENT.
January 3, 1851.
FIHoRR s poT5SAG 5fG RA iipRt a Se cor.
ner Of Sixth ard B st1 aets AS follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and the East. 8 and
10 30 8. m. dSly, except Sunday, and % and
1000 p. 10. daily. with Palace Cars. Linn.
tied Exproes of Pullman Parlor Cars 9.30s.
an. daily. except Sunday. For Philadelphia
and 10 so q. N. daily, except Sunday, and
80 . ~ and ~ p. N. dsi!y.
Foi PitLab burg and the West 800 q. M, with
fsrlor car to Plttsburg and Sleeping car to
Louisville end Chicago lC.40 a. m. daily
Scr Oarandeigua and the North, 8 90 a. m.
except Sunday end $50 o. m. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Gar IL Csnsndsigua.
For Watkins, l0.4O a. NJ. daily except Sun.
day.
For Baltimore, 6 4o, 800, $50 and 1880 q. M;
go, 4 70, 4.4O $40 $50 and 1000 p. m.
On Sunday, $40 and 1926 am; 2.S0. $40 $50
and loco .. m
For Pope's Greek Line, 6 40 .. m. and 4 40 p. m.
dsiy, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 4O a. m. and 40 p. m. daily
excep. sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
for alexandria w, I ~. $40, and II % q,
o., and ~, 8, 6 ~, 6 sad IL 80 p. nj. Sun
day at I, 8 20 snd ii 20 q. m. and q. m.
fTa!ns lesYa AleIsndrin for Washington, 900
s.15, nd ~ q. Ia, and 90, 8, S, 7, go
p. N. nd II night.
IN Sunday At o.U5. and 10a. m. and 90 and
II Q. II.
GhAOUEH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, vi,
4uaHt:co snd Richmond, will leave Alexan-
dria ut 40 sad ii II .. m. daily and 20 q.
u da:lv, oxcs;t sunday.
Fact mail, leaving at IL II 4. NJ, makes but one
stop VIZ: AT Quantlco, between Alexandria
aid Richmond.
;ict:ots and information can be procured at
principal railroad Stationa and ticket Offices
Southeast. l.. P. FARMER,
CRANK THOMSON
:'eR3Tsl Manager. nov29
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T1OLU, kOCk AND R1E, the new remedy
l. for Coughs and Coles; also an excellent
Tonic and Appetizer, just received and for sale
by ldecD JANNEY 4 GO.
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| :Zt:Gct tom the proceedings Of u.ce,!ng of
toe directory Of ma Tirgini. Midl4aG Sail
Why ConDAny, he'd On his 23i dag OF Feb:u-
a7y, 1881
Whereas lhe foiowing resolution va sdo lied
by the ST. cKaoiders Of the Virginia Midland
Railway Company st their meeting on thu frs;
day o. February, 1881, viz:
",Scsc'ved That III persons who under tho
scfome # Reorganization had rigat to becJmo
,ltt CT bo dho1ers rr stockholders Drlor to Jan.
usry Ii, lNSl, inCiudug the sl1ckh elders in tho
y. Y a., a., =. z IL l. - D., and w. ., V.
4. e q. >, Railroad Companies. whether cvi.
donced by cer:ih :ates OF sock or Otherwise ana
Whn InBy Gtslre 10 do so shah DO admitted 10
such privilege, sutjecs to such Conditions snd
limitations the Board OF Directors may yru
scribe, sad this shall apply Ia those entitled to
lie first Ind second preferred stgcR @; well as
10 .huse enlit.ed to COT. Ia SlCck.''
NV, Therefore, IL l. uee0ved, That in ordar
10 ObslaLe ths Objection 10 taa issue of ffscli1na
parts OF shares, Lutce De given that said Old stock
mu.t be presented, 8. the ltli:a of toe GONNA
ny, in sums Of fve hundred 600 dollars or
muitlpleS thereof ID Orde to obtain the Issue 0:
Oue s1aIo OF new stock Of the PIT value Of one
hundred QOD dollars for avery five hundred
l5tO) dollars, b. par, OF tbs old stock.
*
4 true cooy-l est:
fcb2G-2.W4" L. W. REID oec'ly.
[CouLtry papers slorg the line of rod hsvine
Contracts with tiie connsny will please insert
weekly for four weeks.
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k-sDy0 OF TIE E.sEE

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 81 O'clock p.n,.; returning, laave
Norfolk on alternate Days 1t AGO p m.
This stsunch iron steamer has just been paint
cd throughout, ststafooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is the hshdsor1est as we'll ss the
safest boat on the Potomac river and chesapeake
bay, and ia the only steamer making close con-
nection with the New YORK and Boston stosrl-
ere; also connects with Richmond stea mers and
railroad lines Sopth. Stops at PiNEY POINT
Fare. first class, 81 so; second class ST. 80
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IL! 4. JOHNSON 8 CO.,
WHOLESALE GROOERS.
INN EHhL COIN MISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
asTe on hand GlBSON'S Xxx, XXX, xxx
sad PUkh OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
nd n aONOGRAa WHISKlES; also BAK.
n t.;:i2 ana NJ P SONS PURE RYE
Of the trade.
orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Con6lgnments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Sroduce solicited. for which they guarantee til
a'ghest msfEet prices and prompt returns.
Alexandris, Vi. oct IN
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EBE EE| T0EM.

STES.EEsss 6. C. K.vgS EFT &c JgD yaeEs-s
GfBStSJT
EVERY FRIDAY, At u e.; and returning,
leave New York, from pior Il, East river, EV.
ERY SATURDAY, ut O'Clock y &c
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The steamers of tbis corlpany make cornec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and sill points Last;
at New York with all points West snd North.
west, and CT Alexandris with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Esilroad
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further Information
apply to Fla REED, Agent.
Jsnney's wharf.
j. W. THOMPSON. President,
l4l6 street,
sep 27-tt Washington, = @.
saSss. ULYDES STEAM LINES WsEh
Rss&gs& LY TIC
PHILADELPHIA FALL RIVER, PRnvI-
OENCE AND BOSTON
Stehmer lesVe Alexandra EVERY TUES
0AY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT
This line connects 81 Alexaudris with .ro0
4. q ID. and W & o. Z. Rs, xnd at Fhiisdei,
phls with C!yde's regular Siasmships for FIJI
Elyer, providence and Boston.
freight forwarded With prompt ese ard csrs.
free of commissions y
No charge for ;ransfer in Philadelphia, and
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures, Through rates and through 5ills
of Isdlng given. Insurance at the lowest rates
Agents:
+. a. REED, AiexanGria.
WIZ. P CLYDE & CO, Fh,!sae,; ti,.
JOHNSON s. CO., Wash. . Georgrn
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Adve
STEAM EkH.

y OF I Q E.
POTOMAC FERRY CO.'S. sTEa.nERs
FOR LANDINGS
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
On and sitter Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave IS follows:
Steamer T V. ARROWS leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, foot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and Tt u rs
DAY. at 80 q M, for Leonsrdtown and all
intermediate landings
DAY, WRDEESDA ard FRIDAY, att 80
q. NJ. tor Eomni and interim ediste laudinss.
GEO. Il. PHI LILIES, Manager,
Potomac Ferry COMPANY
j. B PADGETT. Agent isi7
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Il Office
CHANGE OF TINE
On and after Monday, October 4lh tie
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
~ follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDEIA:
100, 7 80, s 30, 80. 10 80 and IL 20 q M, md
II 80, 30, 80. 8 so, 80, 50 snd Is p. II.
LEAVE Wa3HiHGTON:
30, I 80, s 80, 9 &c, 10 80 and II 30 8, m. and
II 60 80, Z 80. 3 SO, 4 so, 80 snd 80 p. n.
On Sunday the first trip from each ord will 90
at g 80 q. LII.
py25 GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Managar.
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Inland / SSeahoayd Uoast:Eg i i.
FOR EpRFGs.A

Steamers of shis line will run as follows:
FOR NDEFeaa,
Connecting with Merchants sad Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

claimed. It ia IA senators and not or leaders Of
party II they have the right SruatOrs II can nnf
De right Of the State which they represent, the state
whose rights and powers duly delegated the Senators
represent and exercise Then II h " state right. "A
sovereign hight. the right Of sovereign state to
say who shall bold Federal National Offices within IT,
hounds And We cannot limit the night II 10 ap,i 2"
Collectors. II also applies To P0-tuaSttr-, jude
Marshals, United States Attorneys, The "hoc
machinery for administering the National GOV crftcut
within the territorial limits The sacred soil ~ any
State. II Republican senator bn The right to say WHO
shall De nominated (dou't confoGnd this with cOnhrua.
non) 40 has the Democratic OF opposition senator "
All senators lav" the right as -tntul~, they Wlrt nave
the general right 10 nopdy shall be nominated We
cannot separate the two rights and II could II u DE
conceded that the Office must b. hcd bur filed onlt by
tho concurrence 81 Senator in TIE primary noutfnf"
then II would quite possible for senator to name
nominee UNIT dangerous that 70 would De 10 wei "f
better 10 the Office NGcint. And u senator ha-
no: the light "a say that nobody sna DE noninirh "t
only who shall be nominated. still the Constitution j.
abrogAted And n hc ha- the night tU d" ether ah TIE
President Gi-rcgardr the Senatorial w-lf.. Thea ti'
the right, and IL hir dirty. tn -tr "f" @
Senate and in grave ease. his state uusi 90 '' lr
from the Union Some Senators scrcdri RON Tho ~rnft"
when Fort Suuter not SURF, inferred. ON tbs
principle the rcrigning feudtnrS of To-day nave "'-
thoroughly consistent. bu the state Of Nt"l ora "u t
to send lOdy else to the senate. g.. H. J.
ACu- York NAV II, ISL
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CIVIL StEVIrE REFORM.
THE EXISTING SERVICE not H1"GErHTR RAJ
DiFnCUI TEs ~ IHE WAY OF Wholesale 49, t.


DiFuCUi rIES ~ IHE WAY OF Wholesale 49, t.
GA\izNTION.
To thc EGffOr or The Tribune
SIR he advocates of a reform in the Civil
seNIc, qunt ote asstu.e that rytLiug uN0,, ..-
present methods needs forming. and uuIrr tns NIL
aiken vi punee deeply INTO plans Tor IT. rc cmp'ion
from q slough OF alleged mbrcty and mag NV G. '
rupOn. matter Of mp ritivc necessity. J; s'nin4
false premise, never brings correct rr-uis. f.
assumption that the IS beyond al mra.urr u
present oreanz d IS 50 Ear ustaRc ~ O. "r 40"
absurd unjust. dorbt exist. and Hn
be abolished. rhey not ho"rv.r. - nnmt rols -
To justify wholesale dtnuruiuon oi the s'siru q"
which they only app,ndngrs Tdc civil r'icc iA'
to Its pres stature hY Hccrcou. uurl 81" ii
ca chang Dc fcctod without ~" dIi Oi fir ISLE
Jog a substitute better in principle aud go n"ir o.
feciIve prIccr lie urccs,ltir- 81 tlr H' ,eIv r
drma Il cxrcr'ncc aad theoretical or lnas''~} "d
uuisratiou. when confronted actual yurrI-ur. &C.
nkrIy to mi itself With SUPP, of r'"
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