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A level-hesded young lady in Montreal
found her way cut Of dilemma the other
day. aud the example ought to be Of profit
to the young and fair elsewhere. She had
aroused an uncontrollsble passion in the
breast Of young lawyer, whom, however,
she did not care to we'd lie grew gloomy
and noro-e. took trip to Europe, return
ed to Montreal. fell into lax wsy. and wa.
going generally L. the dog Meeting the
young lady ON the stree, one das she r.
sumed the cd acquaintance with ~armth.
Encouraged by the smiling reception, The
young man suggested drive. This being
reiused he proposed walk instead. To this
the lady consented. They walked far,
he telling the story OF his trip, to which
she listened with interest. Finally arriv.
ing ia the limits Of Mount Royal Park,
where there was no possibility Of Interior
sncs, the lover drew pistol, grimly ia
forming the asionished girl that unless she
consented TO 20 at one once with him TO a
minister and get married he would blow
her brains out and then his own She
seems 10 have been quite equal to the
emergency. Asserting TO visit the minis
ter they set out at once and on arriving
the clever girl placed herself under the
minister's protection and the lover retired,
smbiitered and vowing destruction upon
T.. II.
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A FRAGMENT OF LIFE.-When one
breaks camp in the morning, he turns
back again and sgair to see what be has
left. Surely he feels that he has forgotten
something. What |. IT, II is only hi
own thoughts and musings he has left, the
fragment Of his life he has lived there
Where he hung his coat on tree where
he slept on the boughs, where he made his
coffee or broiled his trout over the coal-,
where he drank at the little brown pool in
the rpring run, where he looked long and
long into the whispering branches over
head. tie has left what he cannot bring
away with hun hsme aud the ashes
Of himself,
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II IL related, ass lrg,nd Of the medical
fr.t.ruir, lhat the Emp-,or Augustus " =
one. - highly plsssed At = cure effected in
himself by hi. duclor. An'oniu- Mus.
that he raised that grnilrmaH to the rank
Of Knight, snd relieved the whole pruf =
sion from the burden of sration.
Probably at no time b,f,re - since H. I
event hs. the lot q the physici.n heen
such hsppy one L. the earlier ds,s Of
Rome the prsetice IT medicine vas de-
spi-ed aud confined TO the humble ranks
Of society and to slaves. Not until the
influence Of Grecian civilization made il.
self felt in the Roman capital did phy-i-
clans gain honor or standing.
In the middle ages the calling suffered
q relapse, to speak medically. Surgery
vi" In III repute. aud sprengel tell. ~
that in Germany no artisan would employ
a young man A. an apprentice without a
certificate that he was born in marriage u
honest parents, and came Of a family in
which we're found neither BARRIERS. bslber.
nor "skinnsrs." as surgeons were called.
Even at the present day. although the
meritorious claims Of the medical snd
surgical practitioner has. been recognized
and an honorable rocial status awarded
him, his mind i not at rest. The adj
sancsmsnt and refinement OF IDEAS have
begoiien deeper snIistiss aud a feeling Of
responsibility. No jealou.ly does the Law
guard the lives and persons Of the people
that every time the physician writes
prescription, or the surgeon makes an in
eision, he takes his purse, his liberty, or
perhaps his life in his hand. The risk is
not all on the part Of the patient, despite
popular impression that the only pocket.
book likely to be depleted or the only life
liable 10 be sacrificed ia that Of the sick
man. -tOlivsr y Lyman in Popular Sci.
encs Monthly.
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IahIe. ana Anecdotes.


Iables and saeedofes.
One tune there vas teller had a pc,
pig, Snd the pig Il et. and ct, aud et And
bimsby the pig II got ~ fat it was round
like bloom One DAY the teller that own
ed il he -hode II to another man, and the
other man he .ed 1t va. q nifty nice pig,
but ~hich va. the head 2 The pigs master
he -ed, the end uhioh pint. toard the
swii."
Then the other msn be .sd "But there
amt NJ .wil"
Then the pig Teller he -ed Then ihsr.
amt no head"
The she ones - a .ov, add one time me
and Bill, that. my brother and sammy
Doppy We found q sow's nest With sin
little pig.. jest Matched. Billy he .ed,
sammy, u We had one q them fellers for
TO pat in a cage. Il wude sing like dicky
bird, but they itss like taggsr wen you
tuche- 'eui"
sammy sed he cuds lick ten ihousan'
hundsrd ssch little fsllers, and Billy he
said. "wsll, sammy, ! don't mind lettin'
you try IL IN he Gssnel Grant, and you
Nit ,out biz .oodsn .-ord and be Fauy
Msoome and the PIG. they will be Jsi
Davis
10 sammy he drod bis sword aud pitch.
"a In rel hr,,s v,u ave, ..s and mn.
snI C.nn.l Or.nt 90, an I'm Al. f,ne,
Wen lief p.,i. -. cot by IN, Lee n. he.
Kun for q. sing bks the dieLy bird. and
the Oh. 40. .hs eem. mn . .c.lly hootin.
and eLspLin' her teeth and marin mueb
q. 40 az I'm, s,on.uol Jackson. % and
Fan, M.coms h, run lie steer. a.bolI.r.
in wilI G,r M. mother
Then G,nn.l Chant "A, ,,d Than.
t.io. have hem I.l.,i.d In. Other
time Va. ven ordered C.ptin Freddie
J,,s. ~ .,o,m a.. 4. h,,. 1 .ns. I'm.
s,ttin' pl.d. ont"
Nv Uncle Ned. ~ieh hs. been 10 Ind,
aud ryry -rr.. he ..y. ones a mig "a.
..oli,~,d alive b, a biz make. and IN,
Mic IA ksep . .aue,liu' In the stomach of
the snake. heli,. Then a member Of ,h.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

THE BosroS GIRL.-She was a Boston
girl, but ,hs had lots Of good horse ssn.e,
and liked pork and beans better than
philosophy. One day her devoted" who
was duck Of fellow, aud affected the
ultra BOsionese, called On her. and during
the conversation said; "Ah, Miss Mary, ]
have just been reading the Fundamental
Concept. Of Modern Philosophie Thought,
and IL is lovely" Indeed " she replied.
well. haven't; hat you can bet your
sweet life, Augustus, Pm old Psrsinmons
on cosmothetic ideslism. aud what / don't
know about Individual objects considered
as acting in iurtsposition. with no con
ceplion Of eosxisiencs, transeends the
thinking consciousness Of Sam Jonsing
and the Niger. and don't you forget Il, old
man. You hear me The young man
tainted, aud the giIl called the hired nlsn
to carry him out, while she went To get
dinner. Il Sieubenviile Herald.
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Mhaf q Ilrf

Ii Is said that most Of the patients who
have been cured in the hospital Of Ken
lucky reverend whose sole treatment con.
sisls Of prayer have since died and that
the hospital has been closed in eonse-
qusnoe. This is - be regretted, for prayer,
even Of the best quality, Is quite cheap, and
has never been known 10 have any bad az
ter effects. II the superintendent Of the
dsiunct institution rises 10 explain, as in
all probability he will, the public may
perhaps be favored with some new points
about prayer cure in lis various stages,
aud be told why il il that patients suffer
rslapsss II il develops that the cure con
sisis only in exciting the sick person up 10
pileh Of exaltaiion too great to be per.
mansni, aud which compsls corresponding
prostration after, it will appear that pray
~ has been lrespassing upon rights long
eHercissd by wlisksy. la such case the
public will infer that the new cure to be
eiheacioii-, sh Duli be t,ken moderately and
fisquenily, instead Of in occasional doses
80 large A. To entirely upset the saysism.
- New lorK Herald.
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Rev, ---, Wsshieg'on, D. Z, so'es'
# believe IA ~ Ls all wrong and even
wicked for elergvmen or other public men
10 be led iato giving Testimonial 10 qaaek
doctors or vile stuff. osllsd medicines, but
when a really nsriterious article made Of
valuable rsnsdis~ known 10 all, that all
physicians use and trust ia daily, Ne
should freely commend H. therefore
ehssrinlly and heartily eommsnd Hop
Bitisrs for the good they have done ms
and my friends, truly believing thsy have
no equal for family use. ! will not be
without them" - Mes fork Baptist
Weekly.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

james Clark, ST., member 81 the CLARK
Thread Company, OF Newark, n. j., died
at his home in Paisley, Scotland, the other
day. lie Was the oldest OF the seven CLARK
brothsrs Who have made spool cotton man.
facturs ons Of the most important in the
world, since il was 6rst made by their
grandfather, Prtep Clark, seventy yrsIs
ago 10 Paisley.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

In the treatment Of lung and bronchial
diseases the liver is often implicated 10
such an extent that hepalie remedy be-
comes necessary In sfiec.ing a cure Of tho
lungs. In the treatment Of such cases l
prescribe simmons Liver Regulator, PIE.
pared by ]. II. zsilin a Co., with entire
satisfaction. l find that II acts mildly but
siiectually In regulating the seersliOns Of
the liver, stomach aud bowels. l. L..
Stephenson, NJ. d., Owersboro, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

"Ho, for Montana eIclaims the
Brockton GGssfte. Yes; and it, hoe after
you reach Montana ill you ser.pe enough
money together to get away to some other
country where the climate il not North
Pole one half the year aud liadrs rolhsr
half Bre, kinrijge News.
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81 can't very we'll express which it
what their i do not-you are very am
not, sir, insen.ible fact t." said the
dihident man suddenly called To his irvl
Zoe a speech at a public dinner. Il cant
make a speech, aud can'' say anything !
would understand or you would wish to
hear, sud il il plrsse- yea {" srr ne blush
and sweat, will stand here on me ley
and perspirs for the next ten minule''
TheV let him ID
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

A plague of iies has compelled lsm-
poraTy discontinuanoe OF electric lights in
the Laelede aud I.iudrll Hotels, n, Louis
The ins.els keep away from lhr heat OF
burning gas, bat swarmed in the cool glare
Of electricity, tnrmenting the guest. beyond
endurance
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A turtle seized jamestown, \. y
young woman BY the ear, the Other day, As
she was bathing in Chautauqua lake This
should be a warning Ia New York girls
not to use their ear. a. paddles where mud
turtles bound II Boston Globe
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

Msld ~ Stsnhfd ers leave
tiru.h he pa~ dsf from ny sleeve.
Nc'. siurs % has ien ~ cheek
Brush " 10 aud heuf me speat
ilsar me spsat heiifs ~,
rHnt thou shoaids't not no Oh, no
Though Dane Natures beslthiul fei
Ffom Thy faded cheek T. Sci.
Use not rouge With cunning at
Other reduces 90 imraft
Thou wili not decisive Thy beau
Ons lots 90 Oh. no
Mid Of stsniori sm gone
rhsss ~oris ponder uhen alone
Paint gill 70 IRON cheek 10 sleeve,
When detected, thau Wilt grisve
Griere. and lose psrhar, thy beau
ID noi pslnt then no Oh, no
Not Original.
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A Christian county farmer sent this
order to HE merchant "Plese send me
by barrier, too poans Of shugor, blackin'
brush, i've pouns of cooley. and some little
nails. Ny wife had baby lest mite and
too padloeks.n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

IL is said that kerosene oil will remove
stains from furniture. ID has also been
kno~n to remove the furniture, stains aud
all, with the stove and red headed ser
want lgirl thrown ia onimss Webster
Times.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

A man In Connecticut il said TO have
bssn cured OF BrighI's disease by diet Of
skim milk, II skim milk is a - eeife, peo-
pie hereabouts will never sufler from the
disease, - Boston Commercial Bulletin.
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Ayers Ague Cure Is a purely vegetable
bitters aud powsriul tonic, free from
quinine OF any mineral substance, and
always cures the ssyervst cases.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

NEsvors HEADAchE Salieylais Of
sodium L. remedy 81 gr-I value in The
trestment of nervous heudsrhs, especially
II given 10 dose Of nai- sr-mue Ter Ay)
In the bvginh,ns 81 aa a,Iacl. Il usually
produces drowsiBs... AMI sisf irw hours
the patient wakes np Refreshed sod Zee
fr'm pain. Il. hn~-ssF, ol,.n fails 10 pro-
ducs 'hi- effect IN oasss dependent on
snea.it
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

Ia the beginning Of this c,ntnrv there
were but fny language in which the
Bible had made ia way in three thousand
years Since 1900 Il has employed seventy
languages q carry lis inspiration, and has
enriched, in all. nearly three hundred,
With one hundred and fifty million eopie -
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There is q message boy in New York
who will probably not have much trouble
in holding his own In this world. Seat by
his employers for some money at the bank,
he was counting his money When by.
slandsr said, you've dropped bill"
Remembering the game, instead Of siooP
ing down, he Just put his foot on the hill
and continued counting. When through,
he picked up the bill and was walking oH,
when the bystAnder remarked, 81 guess |
was mistaken. l must have dropped the
bill myself" "I'll keep Il to remsmber
you by, said the boy, AZ be vent away.
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Hatsi- -a> that ths ~ ~ TIE haman
L-sd ia Enrian sad Scotland has ben
sIara. Il diminishiss ~inin the lost
qus.t VI = esniufs.
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Aokss Collections, reapitfss1 pTocssdsI
pT0HIptly.
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che Reconsideration

Washington, 10.-The action of Davis
= with the republicans is the
topic Of much discussion. His vote would
~ tue apublicAus q majority after the
three SEP ators elect shall have been sworn
IN, and republicans have said they were
favor { Using their advantage TO elect
don't AS soon as their senators were
admitted. A democratic senator on ex-
-. te ms with Davis says the latter
Id rim mr. believed the republicans are
eHiI'"f to he presidency Of the Senate
because they carried the election last year.
- Up cis,lV that of President of the
United States; that so believing he would
vote to elect u republican, but that il
award or Anv Their democrat is elected.
and installed, h. Davis will accept that
As tina and will not vote to turn he
President out t. elPc: republican.
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Buys end sells Exchange on New York. sa
francisco. Chicago, st. Louis. Omaha.
London and principal Continental Cities
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0EsERET NATIONAL BlHE

sfsEISEs sE'csITs PAYABLE sE sEEAzs
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Rio ts IN Ireland

London, l0.-A .eriovs riot occurred
Rsliyrsgset, County Kilkenny, Oh
Sunday. One man disd from bayonet
wounds and another is fatally wounded.
A collision occurred between the police
and people at the village of Atheuey.
Yesterday. Severe injuries we're sustained
on both sides. One mau lost an eve
though bsYOnet thrust. Five persons
were arrested and taken to Galway.
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SeaFYing.

Ottawa. 10.-One hundred families Of
fishermen on Antioch and No7thshore
are in starving condition.
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ALkEk BkUS
BAN XII RS
Established 1859.
D1ALzHs n
EXCHANGE, COIN AND BULLION
We draw Exchange on the following
Leading Cities Of Europe:
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAMu
London. Belfast: Dublin, Edinburg ana
Glasgow.
SWITZERLAND.
Basic, BeEns Geneva, Lucrens, Lausanne
Zurich and VeVey.
FRANCE.
Bordeaux, Bisrita. Bsyonne, BouIogns,
Havre, Lyons and Paris.
BEAcluM,
AltHerpI Brussels, Luxembourg.
HOLLAND.
Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
NORWAY.
Christiania. Bergen, Thorndjem and
StavenRer.
SWEDRa
Gothsnburg, Stockholm sad MslmO,
DENMARK.
Copenhagen
ITALY,
Florence, Genoa. Leghorn, Milan, Naples.
Ps'srmo, Bone. Turin, Venice.
RUSSIA.
St Petersburg.
SPAIH.
2Gdiz, Madrid, ard Sovillei
PORTUGAL.
Lisher and OPorto.
AUSTRIA.
Czrlsbsd Prague, Perth, Trieste, Vienna
(Wienl and
ALL THE cERM&a STATES.
ANGLICAN CORRESPONDENTS:
(Importers and Traders
New York National Bank.
Union Trust Co.
Chicago -. First National Bank
St Louis, State Savings Association
Omaha; %. Omaha National BanE
San Fran. First National Gold Bank
San Fran. Blk British North AmGriea
, 1881-10-14
THE COMMODORE 'HElD up"

Mr.. Albert Munger, who owns xrain elevators,
and whp lyps ut tho tornor oE Outurto aud rln0
streets, wua "hol.l up" lust Sunday Night tn
front ct ras O'nrion's saloon. at tho north etu
0f Clark streat bridge, and relieved OF q
gold wntch aud ohntn worth abD,tt $40, Mr.
btungor was waiting for tho ol1stn9 Of tho
bridge, whom a Min Whu has slnca been tdenti.
tlt4l III Dnniul Q'Ltary, u laok alloper" catg.e
out Ut tho at0rcsatd saloon aud brushed up
against him In MI iasolont aud provoking way.
iIu was Uxpostillatcd with, anl InndD rapIy:
I" WG what Ara you doing nr0atlu hcrp ulty-
way," llecoIv!nx repIy which was not
calculated to Mnk0 him bettnr natured,
tho rowlYo wont bauk Into tho sa-
1oon anu eiilistet! tho services Of q
friend namua lilly Quinn, alias MeQuuti,
AEQ tue two walked thruatgnngly tuwArd BIZ !.
Munger and his cunlpAnInn. u'Leary Walked
between th1 Two nsal!, aild d9alt MnnRsrs frlsild
q nst1l.lnng hlAw ~ the face ~ tue sumo time
leading Into the building No. D Nurth Curlk
street, atd thenco by another atHirway nude bis
why e. e. n:o dock. Olcary found that he ha.1
tnr tGe @ two fought Ike 1Ae far.tnMoA Gals
took Ul.eny to ths Chicago Ayonue
ssssss"i k Gig s o'E iar asosssty es a
ssRt him aut tn tho llrlLewe. Tho matter ot
tut recovery of tue WAtch anil chnIH Mas put
tMtu this hanas 0t detectives ituaun and Stiff.
Wednesday, night tiloso officers arrcsted Qn,nu
bluhatieY and Mika liurks, ut Muttbn'a saloon,
on Clark sttcut. 1hoy ait wuFo drunk and
spending money freely. ln Qulnn's packet was
e91 ssy hsd Sss Sswns 'hst s e !. n
paWu1hOp, Nc. a5 West Randolph street, il WA
thsta ToeoSe1el. Quinn has been booked at the
, 1881-10-14
Indications Point to Twenty
five Thousand as About
the Limit.
The Legislature Republican in
Both Upper and Lower
Houses.
Sherman, Republican, Elected Governor
Of Iowa by Ahont $4,000
Majority.
The Tempest in Teapot Which Mr.
Window Will Soon Quelt in
Minnesota.

Srfcitf Hisrdfth ia 3ae Gafffdd 1ffhtrS*
Csl1iMn,;s, o., Oct. 1'i-As further returns
come III tho Republican majority Increases,
nnd the Indications NUw nro tIat tho 1fepnt-
lIcal State ticket will tlc elected by 21.V00
plurality. Gov. Fnstcr's ma}nftty, however,
over 1,ookwaltur will fall about Zoo below
thu ,!save estimate, tlerg having been n per-
so1lnl wnrfatu wagetl nERi1lSt him by tho
lrultihit!Onisis and II squad Ut disappointed
ot}iccseckcrs. Considering tho tnllIrg-ulr Of
tito yote, which Will hardly be less t'int1
1,,U'0, tho Victory is tho nLost remarkable
since the War. In 1865 ten. j. ID. C"x WIS
nominated for Governor while lta WIS set tn
tile arnlr, nnu was elected BY nlni0rfty Of
nbout $4,000. Two years lRter rutherford II.
Hayes WIS elected l,y tho slim majority Of
:,MM, tin Democratic candidate l.Gfns tho
lion. 4Alan &. Thurman, 'fl1o Republican
1nafor|ty continued tt, fall off TIL 1871. when
tho l1un. William Allen (Dcmocrat) WIS
elected By about Zoo. Iii 1871, owlng to tho
Hayes policy, tho Democrats elrctgd Gny.
bishop by about y, 900. Twn years ago tIoy.
Foster defeated Gcl. Ewing BY IL plurality
nf 11,NE1. Tho Victory wUn bs Cav. Foster
ol, Tuesday IL tho greatcst gatilcu by tho
Kepubltcans slnce thu War, ant. had tho
fnltus.ujf not E'cen SO large, 1t Is believed
that tho l!epublicans wo,sit! l,are carried tho
Stulo by s0,OJ0. The Republicans have
elected seventy Representatives to tho Lower
House, ui,.l the Democrats thlrty-livc. trllr
Scnatu will stalh twenty-Dne Republicans
u!ld twelve Democrats. The following table
shows tho lusses and gatls by counties. as
far rs RECEIVED:
, 1881-10-14

Scycnty-sfx counties OF tlsa eig.lty-egllt
Show Republican gains Of 10, 49,; Democratic
gains, 5,Gt3; net Republican gain, 5.l:t,
which, added to Towisend's majority Ut last
ycar, gives Republican plurality OF n, la0.
The twelve counties yet to hear fronl will not
materially cllangD tho abnye figures.
Chairman Nash, Ut the Republican C0n,-
mlttce, Is Of tho opinlo,, TINT tno Prohibition
vota will foot Mp IL little over 15,00d, Int tho
Grecnl,ackcrs nake sorry showing, llnyn,,
dwlndlml down to abnnt .,000.
Tho Democrats take their Watcrloo defeat
very kindly. tho Olt-I4lMers especially, WHO
were told to stand back by tho young Eagles
willis they ran tho campaig,l. a.lu aro ow
colErntuluttng themselves TINT tho yo,lt,g
D'1is G!se,ySs Ws!s 10 fof5S'ey 5.t E"rsH
flnra tho election OF t{uy tcfnre yesterttuy I'll
thls county were not received until y o'elock
this morning. Pretty aGGllrnle Init nat ni-
clni fcpnrts stye Fostor y majority ot ) ~
was for Avery. Democrat. for Cosn.noll Pleas
yaige, Is oieete. ny a,osij 1ffIlcr, pe,.ioernt,
ffn,r fnr En4n'y n4, 1,as Treasurer, las %'aior. ',t
Judge, AM! Doyurca.lx, for tlio Legislature,
o 4s,, ,t siesffe, tte i;!tter having .alar!ty
ll'an tlckot. The Republicans aleet three
SeMntors hy laj0rities ranging fr0M $50 Il,
9,;tD, md lllne members Ut tIlD Legislature.
hy n1a,1lt tlio S:tsl'p n,a1orllies. Tile nnly
lrEisia1lve cailtltlatn on tho Republican
% i,epSica',s elyet "': thrs:e Y cea'n",, nu iss @
!4!.Gs--slaxwell, i,,,chwaltcr, nlld Collnur.
llsll, Republican, f1r County Commissioner.
llAs i iIlajorlty Vi 4,taD.