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Smyrna times., 1881-09-21

'leave of us. One or two weeks more willl
about wind them up. @
Since the opening of the Fall term of
the Conference Academy, our streets arcl
'again enlivened by the smiling faces of
the young men and ladies who are Students
lat that institution. sstE.,sc
Our Governor, Oh, pity him. There areI
about dozen applicants for the magis-
atrates office, which is now vacant, occa-
Stoned by the death of Squire Geo. b.
4 Dickson.
Mr. Voshell, proprietor of the Capitol
/ hotel, is live man and is up to the times.
] He has had his large DINING room very|
handsomely decorated with oil paintings
land other improvements of art.
The absorbant talk upon our street isl
the Fair. If talk has anything to do with
Its success it will be one of the most sue
scessful Fairs ever held here or anywhere
! elise. We presume it will come up to its
representation.
On Saturday afternoon our citizens saw
1SOnlclulllS lilttt VI lttO ilCN Cl
seen before. The Belle Of DOrer, very
SDretty little two mast schooner belonging
ato Captain Draper, was launched at the
sshead of Jones' Creek. She was built by
SMr. H. c. Deputy, of Lebanon, and will
Hoe commanded by Capt. Draper's son
SIShe will run freight to Philadelphia, from
4 the landing here. About 200 people were
spresent to witness the launching. Rev
MB. G. Parker broke the bottle over hel
%bow
81 Geo. B. Dickson, Esq, died at his sisters
Sresidence. in Camden, on Sunday after
snOon last. He had been sick for some
81 ime. but had not been confined to hi:
Ssbed until last week. He was Justice Of
athe Peace here at the time of his death.
81 Rev. i. c. Parker, pastor of the Baptis
sachurch here, will in Il short time bid fare
SaYell to Dover and his congregation
zJSnce he has been among us he has greatly
.Eendeared himself to the members of hi
ssshOcII and the citizens of the town. He i
ssSSnot only good preacher but is a gooC
3 Sp,stor, ready 10 help the afflicted at al
81 mes. We are not able to say where h
intends to locate, nor who will succee,
&ihim here.
AZ \ large sewer is being dug in the centl'
sSof State street. and will run down Brad
Es;ord. thence to the creek. This is an in
Improvement that has long been needed
rs All the refuse that collects in the stori
Mwill be thrown into the sewer and carrie
E,Of.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Carpets, OiiciOtbs, Mating, j. B. Cooper.
If you want Gents Furnishing Goods 90 {,
}. +. Phillips, opposite Denney's Flour Store.
Miss Mary Z. Savin has just received a newl
stock OF Fall Hats. Call and see them, John
'on Bgilding, End floor, opposite TINES Office.
That Carpet Exhibitor, j. B. Cooper.
Great inducements In all kinds of Hardware
at VIM. FAIRIES IL Co.
Look out for Phillips stock Of Gents Fur.
|nishing Goods, Hats Caps, &C., opposite Den.
|ney's Flour and Feed Store
Crackers and Fancy Cakes, j. B. Cooper.
Sauces and Flayoring Extracts, j. b. Cooper.
Ginghams and Lawns, !. y. Cooper.
Roller Suspenders, ard Linen Collrus and
5Cuhs. j. b. Cooper.
If you want good Trunk, Valise. Hat. Can.
Or anything Ia the Gents Furnishing Line. ID
20 Phillips, opposite Dapney's Feed Store
Autograph and other Albums, j. % Cooper
Jos. L. Williams has Fresh Beef constantly
4 On hand.
Choice Teas and Coffees, J. B. Cooper.
Ladies' Gents, Children Gauze Underwear
~ b. Cooper.
Englishmen formerly supposed that Aineri
lean running horses were very inferior to theirs
but during the last two years Parole, Wallen
= stein and other fast ones that were sent from
I this country to England, have won hundred
| Of thousands of dollars for such Americans a
the Messrs. L0rillard, james Gorden Bennett
&c. The English have investigated the rea
sons for the great success Of American horses
md find that they are kept IN SUCH RDe oondi
ion by the constant use OF M. H. Roberts
Horse Powder.-'SDortng Times
i The " Champion Grain Drill 4 offered Il
" The public with perfect consciousness that !
viii satisfy the most exacting and scrupnlou
purchaser, both as Wheat and Phosphat
distributor. When once geared for work. tn
quantity is undertaking the most igroran
can not make It SOW kernsl lass or more
until q change is made in the gear-whesl. A
for Phosphate, we believe it will come neare
sowing mud than any other drill in USE Tn
drafts exceedingly light David @. Honeckei
Agent for the State OF Delaware, BOG ;. Stat
Street, Dover, Del
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
The Ba tchel0r's Dream.
by TIM BARD OF TOWER NALL.

I'm his chamber q bachelor sat, and he read
In his Bible, with pleasure and pride,
How the Lord in His goodness, made Adam wife
OF rib which He took from his side
And he said to himself: {" am sad and fOrlom;
From the world am living apart
Would that of my ribs could be changed to wife
And the one that is nearest my heart
with this thought i'll his mind to his pillow he went
And. while calmly he lay on his bed,
lHe beheld q fair angel whose hands in their clasp
Held a knife and saw DER his head;
land the angel remarked. in no angelic tones,
While she brandishd the saw and the knife,
shall cut out a rib from your side. sir tonight.
And Of Il shall make you wife"
SO. without saying more, on her purpose intent.
She proceeded at once with her work;
land When cutting and saving were skilfully done
Then she snatched out his rib with jerk.
ION the angel the bachelor gazeG with delight,
For the rib that she held in her hand
.Had been suddenly changed to a lady in white,
Who remarked. - l am yours to command.
am one of your rios Of yourself I'm part!
shall love you and bless you for ltel
You will ever remember with pleasure the night
When you bartered a rib for Wife!
With wife in his arms, with his lips to her cheek,
He awOke and his dreaming was Der
He'd been hugging and kissing the bedpost, alas!
And had slipped from its !caist to the floor.
when he rose to his feet he looked wildly around,
AT the bed and the corners did stare!
/ Then he felt of his side and counted his ribs,
And the whole proper number were there
But a deep-seated pain had got hold of his heart
Which he felt he could never endure,
And he thought that the widow right over the way
He would bind to his heart as a cure
; For the dawn he but waited. then over he went
To the widow, who jokingy said:
a What on earth made you think to get up with the
sum-
What could put such thing in your head p
II 1t is not" he replied anything in my head,
But it's something have in my heart"
3 And he questioned the widow, "Oh, 1cW you BE-
miner
q And her lips with Yes" came apart.
Then he told her his dream, and the widow remark
y ed
:" am sorry you met with fall
ABut no matter, my love- you now wide GCHGc
q And must go to the famed Tower Hall.
3 And there purchase suit to be married in dear
81 1t is very important. deem,
That the knot should be tied the set of the sun
n Or your love may all end in dream"
$50 he purchased the suit and. genIeelly Orrayed,
q TO the altar the widow he led:
Y And a dear. blessed baby now sleeps in crib
& Every night by the side of its bed.
n And that ect little cherub the charming effect
"A of bachelors dream. aS n cause
:2NeepS the spirits away who for bachelors hunt.
SS With their surgical knives and their saws.
81 GARTTEE. MASTEN < ALLEN.
"a TOWER HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR
Rnay 25-ly Nos 51S AND IN MARKET STREET.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
MARYLAND Items.

The horses on Deals Island are haVhsE
the blind staggers.
Caroline county Republican primaries
on september 9th.
The Atlantic hotel, Ocern City, closed
an September 18th.
Large numbers OF drum h9h NV
captured at Ocean City.
An iron force pump has been sunk hiE
ne market house IN EaStoh'
There is a carrier pigeon line betweens
Chesapeake City and Baltimore.
Lancaster, Pa, bicyclist is making as
tour of the Eastern Shore towns.
There is dissatisfaction among the ranks
ofthe Queen Anne county Democrats.
MARYLAND Republicans will hold thcirI
State Convention ut Cambridge on OctO-E
ber 9TH.
From one house, at Royal Oak, three
corpse were taken forth for burial on three
successive Sundays.
Can't. Andrew Woodall has purchased
the Mt. Airy farm in Kent county, 35
acres, for $50 per acre.
The paper mill near EastOn is succeed
ing and gathering about it little VILLAGE
the homes of its operatives.
The water in the Susqnehanna is so low
that a man a few days ago drove across
tbe river bed at Peach Bottom.
Nearly all the Artesian wells sunk IN
Cambridge and surrounding country last
year have proved utterly worthless.
The proposed creamery at Elkton is
REGARDED as assured, $40 cows having been
secured. A site is now being looked Tor
R.R. Roberts, of Queen Anne's county
has sold his trotter, Keystone Maid, to A.
Richardson. of Wilmington, Del, fol
$1,000.
Rail shooting is now the sport in the
vicinity of Elkton, and last Saturday week
1903 birds were recorded as having Deei
bagged.
4 farmer living near Greensboro has
two dogs, an English setter and a Scotch
terrier. trained to kill the worms thai
infest his tomato vines.
F. III. johnson, from all orchard of 2OOl
trees on his farm in Bailey's Neck, TalbO
county. picked 1,100 boxes of peaches
which cleared him $500.
The total amount of paid-up subscrip
tons by merchants, business men an
other citizens of Baltimore for the OriOl
pageant and October festivities in tina
city, is $50, SOLID.
An artesian well at Ocean City struck
stream of pure, clear water at the dept
of "A feet, which is discharging through
pipe one and a-half inches in diameter q
the rate of % gallons per minute,
The peach orchards in the lower coHr
Sies of the Western Shore yielded tOlerabl
well this year, and the fruit being of supe
Or quality, brought from - to 50 a boz
The farmers who had even few peaC
trees esteemed themselves highly fO
tunate.
The Democratic Convention of CaroliI
county assembled at Denton on Tuesda
and nominated the following ticket Sci
atOr, William Massey; House of Delegate
Edward Salisbury and Edward c. Carte
County Commissioners, William ]. Clar
Clement Noble and James A. Parrot
sheriff. Thomas f. Bullock; Surveyo
Samuel H. Nelson.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
News Items.

General Burnsides remains were buriedS
Sunday at Providence, K. l,
Five men were drowned last Friday inS
to cross the Columbia RiVer,l
Oregon.
1t is simply marvellous how quickly constipa
tion, bilionsness, sick headache fever and ague
and malaria, are cured by Sellers Liver Pills. /
The moulding gilders of New York city i
$50, have struck for an increaseI
Of wages.
Gen. Hancock will detail special court
martial to try Sergeant Mason, whO|
attempted to shoot Guiteau.
Ex-Minister Christiancy has been chal-
,lenged to fight duel by his wife's brother
:and he also has been robbed of jewelryI
valued at $4,000.
Nearly all the Ills that Afilict Us can be pre-
vented and cured By Eeeping the stomach
lIiver and kidneys in working order There isl
snO medicine known that will do this rs surely
sas Parker's Ginger Tonic. See adv.
The organ factory of Beatty & Co., at
Washington. \, j., was totally destroyed
10y fire Sunday; loss s20O,O0O; partially
Ensured.
! LADY BEAUTIFIERs.-Iladies, you can
4not make fair skin, rosy cheeks and spark
Siing eyes with all the cosmetics of France,
Cor beautifiers of the world, while in poor
5health, and nothing will give YOU such
Hrich blood, good health, strength and
beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial is certain
AproOf.
s The weather has been unusually cold al
ssvariOus points in the West and Northwest
:AfOr several days. On Friday night snow
SafrIl between DeSOtO, 20 miles west OF
ACb;CagO, and points in Nebraska. The
Snow fell to IL depth of two inches al
|SOmaha. There was a white frost around
aKansas City, Missouri, on Friday morn
Sing.
v 1t is wise precaution to provide agains
emergencies that are liable to arise il
|Eeyery family. A cold may be a danger
;Hous thing, OF not, depending upon tn,
esmeans at hand to combat it. In suddel
ATTACK ks of colds, Group, asthma, etc
layers Cherry Pectoral will prove tn
sSquickest and most effective cure and you
s@best friend.
q Quiteau has been removed to an inne
eel which has been specially constructe,
5sfOr him, so arranged that he cannot b
&seen by his guard from any poi5t of view
III He is therefore safe from assassination b,
SS%shootjng. Guiteau has suffered muc
from apprehension of personal harm, an
Esince his removal to his new cell has eS
oppressed himself to Warden Crocker q
Emuch relieved in mind and body. He ha
little light now and not much air; but h
#prefers these conditions, coupled as the
%are with greater safety to his person.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
10000 One Year Old Vines, assorted

NIISCELLANEO
Apple, Pear and Cherry Trees. Standard and Dwarf
Ornamental Evergreen, in great variety Shade
Trees-Silver Sugar and Norway Maple, Linden, Elm
Aspen, Carolina Poplar Horse Chestnut Maiden Hair.
Deciduous Cypress Hot-Bed Plants i'll season.
Pure Grape Wine for Medicinal and Church Use
Terms Cash.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21

THE IRON BooM.-It is announced that
the Reading Railroad and Iron Company
has leased out its iron furnaces at Port
Carbon and Minersville, Pa, which have
been idle for years, and they will be at
once put in operation. A number of pri-
vate concerns along the same road, idle
for years, are now to be put to work. The
great activity is attributed to the enor-
Imous demand for railroad iron, and it is
said that 4,01S miles of railroad will be
built in the United States this year, against
B, 1876 last year. One Philadelphia firm
has inquiries for 100000 tons of rails
from projected companies. There ap-
pears to be a railroad-building craze
the West. In the little State
lof West Virginia at least thirty different
roads have been projected and charters
sgranted to the companies.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
For The SnNrna Times.
EOT ttti
KENTONs

The late rains have given to yegetatiOnI
the soft, tender green of Spring, present
ing very different appearance from the|
parched, burned earth "a seen only ten|
days ago.
Our steam grist mill is running Oh full
time, with all the work it can do.
The drug store of DIR. Hawkins will bel
closed on account OF the poor health of the
proprietor, who will soon aubmit to an
operation at the Opthalmic Hospital, at
Baltimore.
Mr.. Arthurs has had a heavy plank
walk and curb placed before his already
attractive store, rendering it very easy to
step from a carriage to the door.
Two of our young men took the advice
OfHorace Greeley and went "West' last
Monday. st. Louis is their destination.
Miss Katie Heritage, daughter of al
old resident who has made his home il
Minnesota for some thirty years has beer
spending two months with her Aunt; sh,
leaves this week to visit relatives in Phila
delphia.
Mr. Than. Williams and sister, returned
saturday, from a trip to Atlantic City anc
delaware Water Gap.
Miss Aggie Arnold left home Tuesda,
en- route for the North, where she viii
make prolonged visit among her rela
tiyes.
ihe excursion season has closed anC
WIN 1t the pleasure derived by our town
people from the trips to Cape May.
n 'ohn Graham, agent for Tygert's Sta
a none Phosphate is making lively trad
"''n the articles it seems to be the mos
popular of all the brands through thi
section.
ahe corn is nearly all cut, the yield vii
very light. Many of our farmers ar
'saoy to seed wheat. m.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
Particulars and Cenera|ities.

lnllhnl Tor the increased trade of 1885, and hopeful for
at Oh 1851 invite attention to the following SpeciaIties
& have been made with one of thelarrcs
carpet Houses IN New York by which can sell anv orod ~
'Iyle OF carpet from cheap Ingram to BODY RrISs1 ~
S qu"y at Oy Prices and have it ready for delivery in
aEr TsE d. DAYS carpets made to order desired Cali few
'dS Ill advance, look the SAMPLES see thn Fvb;lor
from. ~ 0"'lpieS 10 Select
No. 2-Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves as GOOD as Io,s
aCaShmereS ~ N" |1lldciS ana
No. &-Ihose celebrated Que" Shirts of which sold 60
smany last year. ~ 0on ~
No. 4-The Original Aroos,, Roo, Co5 j., ,
sROller Suspender made l'' " 00''
NO. 3-Bank Books and Stationery 1t is needless to say
t II my oOle is Head Quarters for these Goods Full Bound
anu Iial Bound Ledgers Day Books Record Books &C. all
eS anu ole are part OF the Stock together with Memo
ramdun and Pass Books and thousand other minor ar-
scleS Good Inks Speciality. All below Cty Prices
NO. "a a line line OF Family and Pulpit Bibles all prices
oo prank DEEDS Mortgages Bonds Marriage Certif-
No. 8-Combs, Brushes Soaps and other Toilet Articles
5Ialge assortment.
y, No. 9-The Perkins & House Non-Explosive Lamps
They cost more than Glass Lamps because so much better
Buy them and your wives children and proer from he
sm ing burned up. Absolutely safe
NO lODeN OeS Brilliant Oil to burn in the above or anv
other Coal Oil Lamp. Do NOT RISK COMMON OILS
No. ll-ROpes and Twines for Hosting Fishing PLOUGH
sing, Sewing all uses.
No. l2-Dobbins Electric Soap Starch Polish, and Fine
super lnple-Scented Toilet Soap
No. l3-Camed Meats, Poultry, Fish, Vegetables and
{ Fruits.
No. l4Choice Hams whole or sliced Dried Beet, chip
3 ped or piece
No. l5,-COver Timothy and other Field and Garden
SSeels in Season.
No. l6Tea Sets and Chamber Sets of the best Granite
9Mare sell very many of these Sets, and expect to sell
I Smany more, because quality and price popular
The above in front of the usual Full Stock of Dry
Goods, Notions Carpets Oil Cloths Matngs Shades and
FiXtueS Hosiery Table Linens and Crashes Umbrellas
School Books, Blank Books Stationery Bibles, Hymnals
NPOems Miscellaneous Books Albums China and Glassware
Stone and Eathenwae Flower Pots and Vases Fancy China
NGOods, Lamps and Lamp Furnishings, Cedar and Willow
Ware, Ropes and TwneS BlOOmS and Brushes Table and
MPOcket Cutlery RazOS and Shaving Materials Combs and
Toilet Articles Fishing and Cunning Apparatus Shoe Fur
Mnshngs Fancy Soaps and erume Groceries, Provisions
Spices Canned Goods Pickles. Tobacco and Cigars Seeds
#CrackerS and Cakes Soaps Meats Fish &c. &C., &C. The
different departments all kept replenshed READ
SPECIALS AGAIN, lsT 3RD 9TH 10Th.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods Statesmen
pOmpt and accommodating Customers will please report
any Errors Faults Goods any lack of Courtesy the
\ part of Statesmen. Respectfully,
-. B. COOPER.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
cu,IRcH SERVICES.

,,ur,on1sT EPISCOPAL.-Sunday- ay-Preachlnl
,sBrGY Me- - and 5sIPM sunday SchOol-9A. NJ ano
dlOls 4 prsTer "a Meeting-Tuesdays at ~ NJ Kew
ii6S D. Rigg' Pastor. , o,,,aov- proocb
Srr PROTESTANT HWe65ssds3y-7
Ing at lTsS lETsGSyGis =. AN Sunday SchOOl-2P NJ Kew
VII :, -Sunday-Preaching at lO12 A. N: ahC
PsEsBi II Sunday SehOol-2P. N: Prayer Meetlng-
ss3daTs at ~ NJ. Rev. J. 7. Umsted, fas'os, -
,,aoc-odd Fellows HaMSscPnI And P NJ 'R ReT Seo o
: '',.I p.a METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Coloredl.-SSun sun
CESfESSSr.aa SSS.ascbine at 1917 A. NJ and P. NJ Kew "eo
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL.-SundayI 1 SSHlill v.iII
NslTeiE ieiE A. NJ and "a P. Nj. Rev. jacob '" WINS
helms Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21

Job work neatly done at The TINES ufhce.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
Girard Ready Mixed Paints

One of the many injurious effects of the
recent drouth is the reduction of the potato
Bcrop by from one-fourth to one-third, and
2the consequent increase in theprice of this
important article of food. Early Rose,
athe favorite variety in the New York
market, now retails at from $3 to $3.25 q
sbarrei, which Is nearly double the price
soflast fall. With the exception of Ireland,
I'VE are probably the greatest consumers OF
gpotatoes, in proportion to our population,
#of any country in the world, and an in
screase of nearly 100 per cent in the price,
aaot temporarily but for on entire year, is
kno tritiing matter.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
SECRET SOCIETIES.

,,,vx IopsE. No. 1S A. +. \: M.-Meets First ant
H4shIdS H14ssird Thursday evenings of each month"; "'
o'clock. ,,0Or Nroo,s over,
SgStdi T@day evening" at o'clock.
.r.,,,,r,1 ENcAMPNEST No. MEETS second an
SsO"Tth tuesday evenings of each MONTH clocE
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21

The most eminent physicians of the da!
highly recommend st. Jacobs Oil as ;
cure for rheumatism. 1t can be purchased
1at any drug house, and the price is insig
|nificant, when you take into consideration
the wonderful cures it will produce
Peoria National Democrat.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21

my tormented back" is the exclama
ton of more than one poor Woodworking
man and woman. Do you know why il
saches? 1t is because your kidneys are
1 sOver-t -tasked and need strengthening, an(
syour system needs to be cleansed of baC
shumors. Kidney-WOrt is the medicine
syou need. 1T acts like charm, - says ;
swell-known physician, i" / never knew i
! to fail" Liquid or dry sold by all drug
3gists.-BOstOn Post
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21

THE ANTI -MONOPoLIsTs MOvING.-Th
.anti-monopoly people in New York hav'
had twenty thousand copies of "a petition
/ in favor of the Reagan bill, in favor o
congressional control of the railroads, pre-
pared for distribution for signatures thi
week in all the principal cities of tn
SUnion.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
For the smyrna Times.
DOVER.

y. DOVER, Sept. 10, 1881.
il ~ ADiroR The Richardson Housel
NV nv nearly three stories high.
f-melions are slowly taking their
, 1881-06-03

lnwev nan!n ttr4iAy. 'rhr receipts If .corn
nn.l wheat !tlra both lTtier here. ntl,l tho
Muney ~ ,l~ins lmid 10 ln,t lar,i
Y to'I anl Bag cunts f.r lilly n.d .lnspst, IT
hhlf ecnts, for tho year. with tNkors Of tho
former md few Uf tho lnt,cr. rs
-FnwI.rl1 1rn1:4 Na>r !trl'EAls n, sfAEi, Er
ncrur'flnT IL expectations md tnko the Offer
fnss, IND rs st,tu ns h1 Ht1ps buying tho crowd
.s,n,.''r!'ye selling =. ssna the cHsc .hs unrnrg
nrket Inn cents, losing nil ycstcr,ny's ntlya,cg.
Wncthcr this .etango. III the tituhtion u
ut Ch,cnFo Or tho - fact.. TINT Austria
hns psnhlhttc:1 tho !t,tnrtntlon OF American
ntd. ns l1er private cables received In this city
last ntEtt. or 10 b,th, tal,ttint be positively
statcd. 1t NIL events. tho speculatnrs til Ihtvi
nrg bcars. execpt wllctt Fowlcr, IA bnyfnH. anh
bcss nro offered ut nlnc rcnls anA uhtnr on tho
crpp of ths yenr, uni Ut eight cents n tho next
ernp. - Fowler Inns I'M n,listIni1y hat1l rug.l to
travel, sail III nparMtor+ :.:uniosa Hotnc uhfnre.
sScn @ :aiamiy *honist l,otn! the crops thts ycar"
juno wcro II :1,d1a.d0o pounds Of hog products.
, 1881-06-03
TRUTHFULr4Y TOLD.
THE "Tlsl1tUSEn ON coSktlNtl.,.
Hnt-t1t TNspntth TO THs -l,httaoo 1SibsnA ,

Spftf1l INpdtthrto AhsAh1fd1o 1ftoHn&
NEw Iol.x, Ju,Iu 2.-rhp Tribune, In MI
ettturIal on C0nkltug's defeut,. says: "Su
there e!tiilea rlltit awakening, wll1h lie who
DESCENDED upol Allntuy s.s tf lie. ow,,ctI
the town. tlla Legislature, uni, the Stato,
fund tllat l,o llatl bcHgeh In vain for
the yotes ot two.tl,Ir.!s Of tho Republican
n!cu,burs. Dll his mimi ge buck to Ills treat
n,v,,t u llorace Greeley, Charles Sumner,
Reuben Funtor, AiNl others, who ware, nuce
tnura potent tlun himself III Kupublir-
Nh councils? Adler a,Nl warthier'1tiicn
not n few haze been trcuted, with I,-
dignity. AMI injustice within . the
past twalro yVars BY this fallen ..'etniur. Mover
has tlc paslscll to co,lsidur wllnt sorviccs they
Ind numbered to tue purity, tho Suite, or tho
cuuntry; wl,nt utilities md merits thoy pos-
sussc, or what wssstnn In culncll, or hold ui,,n
thu ta'un'le1lec OF tho s'cople. lf his lnanhno'
could cttlsh thon,, = %
-. IlE MOVED IT AND CliUSrlED.
tho moro gladiy beou.lsu they wero 1non wo1l
bcer stE. Contsithe's policy nosor to feavo
politically , alIye A. man WIN might
c;, ho .,,s., es;isssh'p Il tS|s A|s sT
.itstIt nude hin sort 1t Pro-u1nsut for Now
every little ol'ce cs'unt in tho orx,il-
ization OF ~ personal'' ]x'Str. But
4! the end everytnHly IL stronger. .thnn nnybudy.
Thu sIli,ti " wl1 tries tti rnlt IN frcu country ia
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