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THE Sandy Spring horticultural exhibition viii
be held at the Lyceum, September II, CrhurSdaJ,
from to 81 O'Clock. All are cordially welcome
No charge Tor admission.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons.o
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per ct Cream, l5c pint
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THE charge OF assault against George MantZ, for
shooting young Yates, was again continued for
one week In the Police Court to-day.
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LATRoBE, furnace and range repairing special
". Geo. L. Gartreil, SIS 9TH street Work guar
anteed.
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FOrtv Years. Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one or the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States and has been used for forty
years with never-fatling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhBa, grtping
IN the bowels and wiId collie By giving health
TO the Child it rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle. mws
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HUCcABAC LINEN TOWELS, soft finish, 25 cents.
COchrane'S.
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NEW REAL GUIPURE LACEs. Bargains at Coch-
rane'S.
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THE LoUDOUN Co. FAIR given at Leesburg, Va,
September 18th. Goth and 21St, always attracts
many WashingtOnians, and this year will be MO
exception. There will be excellent racing each
day. Special trains will leave the b. & z. depot,
the fare being greatly reduced.
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School. Books, new and secondhand. Remem-
Der that Merry takes anything. Everything In eX-
change. 1925 and 12.7 81 street, Georgetown.
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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND VAL
UABLE PRESENTS.

HOW TO GET A TICKET.
Tickets for the Festival be obtained as follows
Every cake of DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP is wrapped in a
DARK BROWN wrapper. Save these wrappers until
you have 20; mail them to in of our envelopes
which can be obtained FREE OF CHARGE from the
grocer OF whom buy the Soap follow the printed
directions thereon and there will be trouble For
100 wrappers You will receive tickets. REMEMBER,
THE TICKETS COST YOU NOTHING. lou do not
BUY theIrl-we do not SELL them. We give them to
you for using oIT Soap; YOU MUST USE SOAP
USE D d. PRIzE, LAUNDRY SOAP. Bear in
VA naLuE fer your money when yon buy the S9ag It
LASTING, WHITEsT WASHING, SWEETEST
SMELLING. EASIEST RUBBING SOAP IN EXIS-
TENCE IF YOU USE IT ONCE YOU WILL ALWAYS
USE IT. AND THAT'S THE WAY WE WILL GET
OUR MONEY BACK. THINK OF IT. No Soap ever
Gid SO much for you will. Every of the
presents will be positively given away. TWENTY
WRAPPERS TICKET, 100 WRAPPERS 6 TICKETS.
ONE TICKET As GOOD AS ANOTHER. SIX TICK
ETS BETTER THAN ONE. DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP
il deicaeiy perfumei, is LARGER than any other of
like quality, and is adapted for either Toilet Laun-
dry TRY IT, you'll like it. 1t will not be neces-
sary to attend the Festival to receive presents they
the vouchers for them will be forwarded to body en-
titled TO them receipt of il structions how to send
BUY NOW; every one can have tickets before Christ
mas II they commence at once to the Soap. BUY
MORE THAN YOU NEED FOR IMMEDIATE USE.
As THE SOAP IMPROVES WITH AGE. IT is THE
BEST INVESTMENT EVER MADE. For sale by all
Grocers keeping money worth good. If your Grocer
does not keep it, viii not get it, notify Agents
No communications answered unless stamp inclosed.
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Special Weather bulletin.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the 1oHowlng special bulletin To the press: The
barometer Is highest in the middle Atlantic states
ana lowest In Dakota. The temperature has risen
from - 10 12o In the upper lake region and the
upper Mississippi valley, and fallen from % to 70
IN the middle Atlantic states. Fair weather pre-
Walls throughout the United states, except in the
upper Lake region The following special tenn
per1tureS were reported at z m. this MORN
ing: EastpOrt, 49,; Montreal, 500; Quebec, 45o;
Mt Washington, $780, Cleveland, SO; Alpena and
Duluth, 63o; ST. Paul. Gle; Denver, 6lo; san Fran
cisco, $50. The Indications that slightly
warmer fair weather VIII prevail In New England
and the middle Atlantic states today and to-mor
row.
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SAVE eyeslght and dollars by consulting Hemp
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Decline Of Man

Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility. cured by "Weis' Health REVIEWER -
81. Depot, StOtt Cromwell 8
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR
PHEASANT EvRNING.-GOlden Light Lodge OF
GOOD TemplarS gave very pleasant entertain
ment at their hall, Potomac Lodge, on Columbus
street, last night 2. T. Petit, W. C. T., presided,
and the exercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
s. B. Tredway.
HEBREW SERyICEs.-At sunset this evening the
israeliteS here Will begin the New Year 5643, the
first or the month Tishri. Services will be held at
the washington street synagogue directly the sun
sets.
CORPORATION CoURE-At Judge Meades corpo-
ration court yesterday the will of John Fl. Brent
was admitted to probate with M. NJ. Lewis and
decree was made In the case OF j. w. Stewart agt
MIS-. D. X COOK directing certain property to be
dellvered 10 Mrs COOK. In the Fendall case an
order was made directing j. NJ. johnson, commits
sioner 10 distribute funds in his hands and report
at once, so as 10 close the case at this term.
CLIFF BAILED.-James Cliff, who shot his wife,
Moil1e Gill; In the Midland railroad tunnel some
weeks ago, was brought out yesterday on habeaS
corpus and bailed In $500. Mrs Cliff has recovered
from ali the wounds which she received on the
18th OF last month.
REPORTERS NoTEs-At the station-house this
morning, TOUR colored men are held charged with
breaking up, by diSOrderly conduct last night. q
pail near the canal baSin.-The whole number OF
permltS issued for the public schools to date is
14S3 OF Which 794 for white and 639 for colored
pupils The total enrolment last year was
1.3s1.--The new schooner on the stocks at the
upper ship yard is very near comprehensive
Chas Baggett. injured while cunning some weeks
ago, mas entirely recovered.
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MUsIINs, bleached or brown; sheetings, shirt
lDgS COchrane'S.
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DAMasKs, Irish, Scotch, German, reliable linens.
Cochrane'S
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In Nothing has Science

made such improvement in medicines, now to
to this whole civilized world is proclaimed the Joy
Jul news that Celery and ChamOmile Pills aciu cure
sick and nervous headaches, neuralgia, nervous
ness, dyspepsia, sleeplessness and paralysis.
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SKIN HUMORS.

Mrs: S. E. Whipple, Decatur Mich, writes that her
face head and some Iart of her BODY almost
Head covered with scabs and Sores suffered fearfuly
and tried everything. Permanently cured by uticlra
Resoirent (iood purfer) and Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap 1.-THE great skin cures).
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BARGAINS, white wool hannels, uptown. Coch-
rane'S.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR OFFICE FURNITURE.

PROPOSALS. FOR UNIFORMS AND HATS.
DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE
OFFICE MAJoa AND SUIT, 202 Az st. NV,
WASHINGTON. DC. Sept. 9th. 1897
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, MONDAY, EIGHTEENTH
lNSI, at which time they will be opened, to furnish
this Department with two hundred (20Ol, more or less
Uniforms. to measure. for winter of the Police
force consisting of Oyercoas of Blue Beaver Cloth,
Frock Goats Of Blue Flannel Vests of Blue Cloth Pan
taloons Of Blue Doeskin material to be OF best quality
Ind go blue dye TO be cut in accordance with the Reg
ulations for uniforms to be by the Metropolitan
Police Force" Bids TO be made separately for each
garment The dies for the buttons will be loaned to the
SUGGEST III bidder
Sealed Proposals will be received at time for fur
nisng two hundred and twenty (220). more or less,
Hats, similar to sample view at this o1lce Samples
OF material and hats must accompany bids.
The right to reject any and al! bids is reserved.
Mark envelopes. Proposals for Uniforms, p" 'sPro-
po.als for Hats. - as the may lie.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening.
For further information apply to Capt. c. L. Yer
By order of Commissioners, d. C.
VIM. G.. BROCK,
s9, IL, l6 Major and Supt Met. Police.
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EnyiyOratinr FOOt

EnvigOrating Food
for the brain and nerves is what we need In these
| days OF rush and worry. Parker'S Ginger Tonic
restores the vital energies and brings good health
quicker than anything you can use.-Tribuiie.
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FROM all parts OF the country come the strongest
cenSure OF the verdict in the star route 1t
is universally held in scOrn.-Balt American 1871
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At the 147th Grand Monthly Drawing OF the LOU
1siana State Lottery at New Orleans, Tuesday,
August Sth, 1882, the wheel OF fortune, under the
sole management OF Generals G. 7. Beauregard, OF
La, and Jubal A. Early, Of Va, Gas it is aiways,)
turned out lucky awards in this Style-among
many Of those whose names are withheld by re-
quest Ticket No. 56O21, the first capital prize,
drew $4,000. 1t was sold in fitths at one dollar
each TO D. A. Burks, station agent, n. o. p. r. r. at
Robeline Station, La; ID. w. Sweeney. OF Dodd
City, Texas: collected through Fannin County
the second prize OF SIS ,OO0-was sold in Chicago,
ILL., Ticket No 49, $50 (sold in f1ths at one dollar
each) drew the third capital prize OF $10,000-to
OF Lyons, Wis, etc. The two fourth capital prizes
OF S60CO each sold in fifths) were won by tickets
NO. 1854 and "a, 4SS-sold to W. w. Holloway,
South Third street, La Fayette, Ind; collected
through the La Fayette National bank; to Daniel
breyl, 1S1 South Clark street, Chicago ILL.,, etc. The
scheme OF the Company recently adopted Offering
S75. 600 and so on has met with much deserved APP
probation. Particulars can be had OF MA. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, before the next drawing on
October 10th.
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JOB LoT in school boys clothing at low prices, a
HeIZOg's, 3US 9Th street northwest
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BUSINESS SUITS FOR FALL WEAR.

BUSINESS SUITS FOR FALL WEAR.
Now that the Of the year has arrived when an
AUTUMN SUIT is tie proper thing for consideration
We say parenthetically. that by consulting your own
interest you will call and look our stock over before
investing in Fail Suit, when the same amount of
Style. Equal Grade and Perfect Fit can be obtained
at our establishment for about One Third Less than is
generally asked for inferior goods With many young
men the question OF Clothes is a very serious one
They must Dress Well, and yet have but a limited
amount to apply to this purpose. The result often is
embarrassment and pecuniary distress This unpleas
ant predicaent Car be largely avoided by patronzing
Cur Quitting Establishment. where the Newest Styles
and Choicest Fabrics are found made up in manner
TO crafty the most fastidious To do yourself tustcc
DON'T settle this clothes question until yon 600 nm,
ELEGANT FALL ATTRACTIONS.
OUR STOCK
is NOW COMPLETE
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At johannesburg, N. Y, on Saturday, boy
named Clark, aged fourteen, accidentally disem-
boWeied a young brother, aged eight, with
scythe, causing his death yesterday.
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CITY ITEMS.


&c Iotu Stfeet northeast, JAM ,, 1871
Gentlemen: MY occupation is night policeman
o OIL Tue egnsn precinct this city For long time
was great sufferer from general debility and
night sweats. Two reputable physicians failed
10 give me relief. so upon the advice and recon-
menced taking Browns Iron Bitters When had
taken half bottle found that 1t was doing me
good. Aiter the second bottle was taken Twas
completely cured and have been well ever since
l have given the Iron Bitters to my children with
such good enectS that / most cheerfully recom-
mend them. WIN. T. CLINTON,
Met Police, Eighth District
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Found at Last.

FOUuU NJ list
An agreeable dressing for the hair, that will
stop Its falling, has been long sought for. Par
kers Hair Balsam, distinguished for its purity,
fully supplies this want.
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,, Cuticura Remedies for sale by all druggists.
Principal depot.
WEEKS l. POTTER, Boston, Mass
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UNs! GUNs!! GUNS

GUNS! GUNS!! GUNS!!!
"
The Reinforced Breech ..Diana Gun. vast i'm
grovement Absolutely safe. Winner in all trials.
Superb shooting qualities and by far the gun for
the price market Also the famous Charles DAILY
Gun, and others. For sale by
VIM. WAGNER, Gun Maker
And Dealer in Hardware and Spoctsmen's Supplies.
2O75o Penn. east, Capitol Hill. au29-lm
A NTON FISHER,
IA CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT, 900 street northwest. Thirty Year, expert
Ladies' and Gentlemens Garments also Grape
Wells Laces etc.. perfectly cleaned by this superior
PROCESS. Ladies' Evening Dresses specialty 0pinion
iuInbia Your chemicals of the most eectua
ture and harmless and perfect machinery is not
surpassed in Paris New York elsewhere" Notice.
Gease spots guaranteed to be thoroughly au29
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LOCAL MENTION.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC. Sept. Is, 1882 10 :OI ami
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
variable winds, shifting 10 warmer southerly, sta
tfOnary or lower barometer
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Elixir Of Babek,
avegetable compound, contains no quinine; Dos
1tive cure for malaria fever and ague at klocZew-
SKIS drug store 423 9Th street Price Soc 3m
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THE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT OF A. Strauss, 9}9
PENNSYLVANIA aveLue, will be closed tomorrow
until pm.
NEW BARGAINS every day at COchrane'S, up
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THE CAPITAL CITY GUARD, one Of our crack COL
ored companies, left this morning the O'Clock
special train, on the b. and F. ilr0ad, to partci-
pate IN the Baltimore OrOie parade to-day The
Guard was under the command of Lieut.. Douglass,
and made fine appearance. The trains this
crowded. O ~
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM.
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BLANKETS. BLANKETsu

1900 pairs at less than replace them in Eve
case lots We want fresh goods for Building;
therefore the sacrifice.
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1000 COMFoRTERS.

I,UUU CUMFURIERS.
We offer the largest sze both sides Cocheco rob
print white cotton filling. at 81 40 regular price 90.
The cold weather will soon procure your winter
stock
81. 40 full size MARSEILLEs SPREADS reduced 70
$l.20.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINSf
some Of which soiled. at less than half price.
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REAL ESTATE SALRs-Duncanson Bros, auction
building association narf of lot G OF SUBDIVISION of
original lot 3. In square 494 fronting fifteen feet
on School street, between AZ and 9th streets
southwest, with depth OF seventy i've feet to r.
L Collins for $40 Also lot K, In William B. Todd's
subdivision OF lots 23 and part OF lot /, square 6S
fronting seventeen feet three inches on 1St street
west, between d and streets south, with depth
OF about nfty-eight feet to A. n. Mankin for $780,
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wAMSUTTA SHEETINGS.

Best goods made reduced to the following low pricos;
% l28 cents. Ga 10 cents.
IA l15s cents. ga 20 cente
81 229 cents. l0-4 Is cents.
These came directly from the Wamsutta mills ana
are in length from ten yards.
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ISIS ANNIE h. HUMPHREY,

MISS ANNIE h. HUMPHREY,
$40 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes COkSETS TO order in every style and material
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Undercothing Merino Unde-weaP
~ and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goois
French Corsets and Bustles. The .sIlercuesn sup
porting Corset fo- which Miss III. is special agent
and 81 Corset her own make, that for the pricd
cannot be surpassed.
NB.-French. German and Spanish SPOKEN. as
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kNlCk'S ICE CREAM. WARRANTED PURE
alid satisfactory, 81. 20 FE-lon Wholesale and
retail stores a:d Cater Market tioatiiS Pcnnsy
SaEi. .yeni-. Was5sl.StoD. DC, n,H
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DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
~ ~
We have Just opened beautiful nne a CoNBrNA4
TON SUITINGS In silk and wool
Large stock Of LADIES' CLOTHS 90 the latest shaae9
SILK PLUSHES In new oolors. SILK RHADAMFS
in all colors ARIZONA FACLE the hands NEST
goods in the market for the price. Handsome fne a
CoLORED CAShMt RES. 1aree stock Of TABLE
LINEN and NAPKINS 20 match in bleached and I'M,
bleached Full stock of ladies' and Misses HOsIERYs
Black and Colored NELvETS.
An examination Ii solicited.
JNo. A. LUTTREIL & CO,
al ST. Market Space
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SILKS. SATINS. yELvETS.

The largest stock in the city Convince yourself q
the great bargains Offering.
We are selling beautiful pure silk Brocade at 9J
cents. in twenty different patterns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

Turkish Commissioner, Dervisch Pasha.
was sent to Alexandria early in june,
but he did not succeed ii accomplishing
anything. Within three days of his
arrival, June i1th terrible riot occur.
red Ia Aloxatlyria, with the apparent
connivance Of the military, in which
scores of Europeans were massared.
Since then state of anarchy has pre-
vailed. The Khediye has welded prac.
tically no authority, while Arab grew
daily more insolent and diotatorial. The
great powers Of Europe finally convened
a conference at Constantinoplo with n
view, if possible, of securing satisfac-
tory settlement, but tho meeting was
delayed by futile attempts to teeure the
cooperation of the Porte. and after 1t
was decided to proceed without u rep
resentative of Turkey, little was accom-.
plished. Meanwhile Aiabi had taken
fresh courage from the delay and hesi-
tation Of the Europeans. IIe proceeded
to strengthen the Notifications Of Alex.
andria, and continued this work even
after he had been warned that the Brit
ish flcot would open fire unless he stop
ped" The British feet, consisting of
eight ironclads, was stationed in tho
western of the two barbors Of Alexan.
dria, from which position they com
menced the bombardment of that an
cicnt city on the llth ult. Tho destruc-
ton which was begun by British guns
was completed by the rabble as they
fled, and Alexandria was enyeloped 10
flames before landing Was effected by
the English troops. Arab on two
separate occasions during tho siege
ayailed himself of the flag of truce for
the purpos, of gaining time. and it was
under cover of that dag that be and his
followers were able to conceal their re-
treat from tho city. Arabi with hia
followers have retreated into The
interior and it is said that his availlble
military power will number 100000
men. What will be tho result Of this
struggle cannot be fDreseen, but the
indications are at present, that Egypt
will in tho near fdturs b. added to the
long list of British dependencies.
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aspirations, and has undermined the
yenal system that has buoyed him up
and placed him In position TO control
the official patronage of New York
these many years. Nor Is II In the
power Of tho present executive, with
all his stalwart henchmen, 10 infuse
now life into the expiring political
fortunes'of his old friend ard patron.
And ConklIng Is not alone. There
are others whose mantles Of power
arc being torn from their shoulders
by men who are no longer willing to
have tho lash applied by the mercl-
less hand Of machine mon.
Pennsy lvanla has beon ruled With
an iron hand by Boss Cameron and
his elan for long time by use Of
money and the abuse OF power. BY
threats of war on tho tarlff,Ihe has
secured the assistance OF the selfish,
who, from principle, would oppose the
methods OF bossism, but, from policy
and self lfinterest, have heretofore
calmly submitted to dlctatIon. BY
the use OF the federal patronage, he
has filled all the offices OF the state
vita creatures Of his own selection,
and with whom his word was law.
By the use Of money and force, he
has. controlled conventions and e0n-
verted them into vast political una
chimes 10 further his jobs and 10 do
his bidding.
But the tocsln OF revolt against the
great Pennsylvania Boss has been
sounded. His intrigue and his meth.
ods have been weighed In the balance
and found wanting, and the founda-
ton upon which his hopes have been
builded, Is slipping away like the
sands OF the ocean. The honest Re.
publicans OF tho State have grown
weary OF tho one man power, and
have taken steps 10 burst asunder the
shackles that have bound them. The
end OF the Cameron dynasty Is AT
hand, and the fare that awaits him
and his clan cannot be averted, unless
those who hqve begun a noble aght
ignomlniously become the parties to
corrupt bargain and sale. Whether
the Democrats elect or whether tho
Independents carry the day, II mat
ters not 50 far as the Boss Is concerned
In either event, he will meet with a
crushing defeat, and once defeated,
the evil that ho has dono viii alone
live after him, while the good or any
Is known of him) will DO inferred
with his bones In the political grave
that Is now In course OF preparation
FOR him. The corruption that has
followed In The wake OF the boss sys.
tenn, has been stigma upon AmerI-
can institutions, and burden upon
the taxpaying people. So long rs =
vestige OF IL remains, inroads will be
made into the Treasury by Robesons,
Dorseys, Babcocks, and tho like, and
the robbers will escape conviction and
make boasts In the halls OF Congress
that cit Is TOO late 10 impeach" II
their corruption Is ventilated. Such
a state OF things Is a sad commentary
upon the great party of''noral IDEAS"
and II IL TO DO hoped that, II that par
ty VIII not punish tho criminals In
its ranks, II will at least deprive them
Of their leadership.