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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

il the request Of friends DR.. W. II.
MMEIsMA n II anuounosd Hs q candi
l. ior the nomination fOr seat in the
yer House Of the neXt General AS
ably oi Sonth Carolina. snl!ie,'l 90 tho
ION oi The Democratic party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

Many frlenAs respectfully present The
name 0fT,EWIS =. JONES rs q suitable
person To represent E1getield in the next
iIenaral Assembly, Snbiert 10 the pri'na-
ry cndoraerlon; Of thn E6mocfatic party,
MANY FRIENDS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
Mr.. JOHN w. ZIMMERMAN is an
L.z IL IL atx,

Mr.. JOHN w. ZIMMERMAN is an
nonnced by his friendn as candidate
, for Comfy Commissioner Chr Eisafeld
County. Ee is u !sdHHl i.nni1-k4pper and
accountant, and IS. qiaiiiie'i tn discharge
the ,lnties nj tho niina. lie is ple1%ed
in give his earnest anf. diligent attention
t6. the pubic. roads anl all thai paftain-
III ihn welfare or lhe G'nIniy.
| aunouncesmySelf rs Il candi'ia.a for
The oflida Of County Commissioners. sub
ert 10 the result nr the primary election.
Being probably The first Sirginian who
has sou ght ofice in Edgef;eld. 1 fio so in
consequence of The heavy loss I Sis
tainad in the destruction al my dwelling
and furniture ny !ira, ami believing 1
eli; discharge ths dntics Of ths office
whj!'i lnnkn2: u;ie: Ia" !sr,sr ire i,i>nr
a,irc hn~inc-s ! taro -t::Lert'si all .'.tr
he :.nlr,iN. /, l.. iETFEE>OF.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
IsqpHe CLERK OF COURT.

Th. friends Of Capy. L. T. LuVhI.hrE,
froD, Salnda, respectfully present his
maine or L candidate iof ,iiHrk "i fHnrt
for Jdcciiela Cnhpty. suGi",:. I" s'.' ;,'-
.i,nt ni Vie Democratic party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

g- I'm the absence of Mr.. keese: the
ADyERr IsEE has No travelling, sohcitins
or collecting agents, except tnose Mnone
names appear ar the head OF tn!s M o''oi'in, ~ 10
Parties having business WIN TINS y! 20 -.
will therefore address MS aifect "' ~
Agents as above.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

field boys have Just rstnrneayiroin him;
Andrew Bates Watson, grands9n Of Capt
Tom Bates; the two Edwarlses; Willie
Strom, son Of Hon. James Strom Norris
Tinm,rraan, son Of Mrs. Georgia Thinner
man; young Merritt, q son OF Mr. VIM.
Merritt, OF Ridge Spring; John Brrckhal-
ter. son OF DR.. Buyckhaiter; D z Sell, scn
Q: Mrs Hulda Sell young Parks. soa e;
Mr w l. Parks, OF Perksvillo; young IIol-
stein. Q: the Ridge Edisto country; ard
Brnnson Hollingsworth, =or ii sIr. Iohn
II. NolinCsworth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
Death of MRS. Allen nozier.

Our community weeps the loas 0! wo-
nan who caused US to realize that The he,
rcic ages ofFaith not wholly paat, and
that we yet have SAINTS among us "oi
whom the world = rot worthv. Who
can doubt this that aaw her Christian for
titude and resignation beaia brightest as
the hand o: :at1lic,ion pressed besv!eat upon
her7 Who can dopbt tdis thai witnessed
her long wesry -aontaa Of patient suffer
ing, only waisag :or the dnal snnmons;
orlistened to her trembling, sIibduad jones
while she gave h:r counss! and blessings
to the loved ones wAo ministerei 50 faith
fully to her ayery tenporal sani, or heard
Inc whisper;ngs oi T. VOICE already attnned
10 melody noi Of this aariA. blessing and
praislng Jehovah !or His manifold mer
cies despite the acute a1llctlon He had sent
upon her. Such wsathc end Of Emily Burt
the beloved w,te of Dr. Allen Do.ier and
tha idoli2ed daughter Of The late pr. IIar-
wood Rurt. And as her end was beautiful
so had been bar whole HE. She fell asleep
in Jesus on Monday afternoon lasi and
now rests beside her father in the little
Catholic cemetery Of orr jown. Freed
from the painfal bondage oithe flesh, ahe
now abides with Almighty God. And
wel may we give Hearty thank 10 this
Almighty God for the good example Of our
departed friend, in common with ali those
qh7 servants, who, hoying finished their
course in Faith, noH rest rom tii9r ID
hors
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NOTICE

A MEnICA POLITICS, EY TIIOS,
N V, COOPER. ilN0 pages. History
of all Political Parties, hy SENATOR
CoceEn tt gives everything pertaining
to nolitics, and unites history, instruc
ton and ready reference Sold only by
subscription: bur subscriptions sent di
rect will he forwarded by mail nr G o.
n et Publishing Cos. expense, Agents
now wanted. Must apply early, for ter
rilory is hning rapidly assigned. Pros
neriiis uow ready. A'l'irass
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90 North Seventh Street. FhiIa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

the friends Of Col. WILLIAM Fl
bLK respectfully announce him as n
kdidate for representative for EdSo.
hd County in the next Legislature.
vii! ahida tie result OF the primary
Iotion and support .henom!na"a OF the
m Onr3tic Marty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
CANDIDATES FOR THE VARIOUS
OFFICES.
FOR wHE LEGISLATURE.

FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.
George ". Turner.
W p.adv Ernest Gary,
" II Tmmerman, Lewis P Jones.
Wm. II Folk, Clinton CT 9r war WaFd'
James P Norris, " } IsIoef''
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
T + 4sEs3s:s; 4svss:sa, * 5'5:i c J 5o5s: as'f'
2 E Nicholson, W Il bfunsoA'
John D Roper. y Cheaeha'h'
] c. Williams.
FOE COUNTY TREASURER.
John p. Carvile, 2 G. Bryan
James Mitchell.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
L. W. youngblood, s 7. Ed~ard1'
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
". F. Rosth.
FOR acnoo-. COMMISSIONER.
= + Keese, Il. ). 5oggana.
G.. Il. Lott.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

75 the Democratic Fote1's NJ EHgcifeM
County:
The friends Of F. r. RINEHART an
nounre him as 8 candidate for County
Commissioner, subject 10 :hs action OF
the Democratic party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
Once More Iato the Breach, Dear
Friends,
Once M0rei'

81 the solicitation Jt numerous friends
auounca to :. generous AMI lonS-suf.
faring public that / am again in the are
Ma aIId will stand for the respectable
Office OF County Commissioners at tbe en-
suing 5lo:tioE.
/iCHARIAH !L.} BOONE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
|]@ HOUSE Ds' REP Es r..
I SEGNTATEVB2a.

k,e7ownshir De:nocratio Club ro-
df1i!y annonure Giiii. ". TD RNER,
4, a candidate Tor the ifouse % Rep
1ntatives, subject u the primary eli.
iemens Of tie Democratic party oi
l,gel0, AMI pledge him !" support
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
EssssssS ;s:.sss;s3lssiE
PrOsre ssiye.

progressive.
The interior ol our Baptist c chn'ch is to
DO BEAUTIFULLY !rescoed so0E.
4 Few No, Present.
A :ew oi the candidates wfre not pre-
sent at the Emory Ghapei dedication.
The O!d sa;uda House.
Col. H. W. Addiaon - about 10 SCI! the
old saluda House 10 Japl, J. NJ Jones,
O; Bsteaburg, whose design IS 70 occupy
i as hotel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

j tie rs',nG>t Di friend, ~ READY
3lnOupcc0 as q candidate iDr the nom
lion f1r Il seat in tho lower 8nnse oi
i next General Assembly nf South
3,lina, subject 20 the a"linn ~ ule
"A LlocraIi,. na rtN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
COMMERCIAL
YESTERDAYS MARKET.
COTTON.

1oac Of lhs inarkef-l2, H., -teaG:
3, p. M, stHsdy.
Ord nary ''''.'''''''.''''''
Good Ordinary ..."",....'.'..'.''. 5000. );
Low MlndllnE...........'.'' ''''''''' :,
Middilng ..,......'.'..'.''. ....'..'''''.' -
Good Middliug "..........."..".....'.. Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
DIRECTORY for District Conference
TO DE HELD At
Emory. Beginning July 90. 1882.
DELEGATES

DELEGATES
.Abney, J G
-Adamson " II
Anderson, " T., Ir
Banks, ISey III |!
Buchanan Rev W +
Bodie, Rev J 7
Boyd, Rev NJ N
Boalwsre, j II
Brown. Rev'I Ware
Boni:G;ght, Il ]
Counts. Eev ] G
Cronlars II Z !
Ggouch, " ) /
Davis, Jas Z |
Daniel, ]. t II |
Ellis, Fl ii !
Fousi.a, J Il |
Farnel, Rev John |
Gilbert, Rev Il \ /
Graham j i |
Grsnaker, 7 ] .
Harper, Rev y J. !
Hammond, G ' |
Hart, B G |
IIunbert, J B |
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Stokea, Rev i j
Speer, Dr. il }
Zimmerman, ] c
Thomas, Rev VIM
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
Beautiful New stnre,

Mr. James NJ. tohH's hea"'iiai ao#
store is completed, and he w'li soon move
into i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
Fine Rains.
A Fair Vocalist.

:acv o! great oIeAccaua!sy po'"''-"1
goiea and charming manners, has arrived
IN Edzeleld on visit 10 AIrs. John G.
Sheppard
.sIisa Emma Barr.
THIS yaarg lady, the eldest daughter Of
the Boy. ]. Wesley Barr, Tatarns 10 US
from the Wesleyan Female institute,
stannioa. Va, laden with honors, medals
and accomplishments. Miss Rarr vii! re-
turn 10 Staunton in tho fall,
The Episcopal Entertainment.
The entertainment Of the Episcopal ia
dies will take place at ,'lls. Wigfall's on
Wednesday evening OF next week. Sew
.ral very accomplished amateurs, stran-
gers in Edgefeld, Will sing play and re-
cite or this OCCASION. admission twenty
i've aenta.
= Dreadful Case.
4 negro named I'd. clover, terribly shot
in tba lor, was lodged il ourlaii 4 day or
tvo aco---shot whi!a attempting TO steal
something. It seems that he vas put in
iall without commitment; he has subso-
uuenty been sent 10 tht Poor House on
account OF his suffering condition.
Miss sophie Tillman.
Since Mss Sophia Tillman hes been Wis
ting our ..eichhorhood, she has made as
man? friends az acquaintance; mono know
nor hns ID ADMIRE. She ls no less popular
with our people than hcr ncoie father
Several picnic, snd evanins rart;ss have
f,4en gwen IN her horor during her stay
III the neighboThooa. Shs leaves today
10 visit friends ct :illendale.-Ellenton
CORRESPONDENCE Of Aiken Journs'.
Didn't stick.
A!aa. II. and <. c: 0!intonward, you
have shaken onr taith i'll human nature
ipasmuch as yon did not "stiok to ua" IS
Won promised. When We reached Gin
toward from Emory Chapel, WORT and
weary, yon were MT there, as you prom
ised to be. And when we Quilted 2lin-
toward AZ nightfalI, yoa were still not
there. It is evident that yon stuck, and
closely, bat it was to each other, not TO na.
So ,nw harinr baen decA;7eG anG neglect
ed, wc gicn yna ur-wi;h many feara
howeYe.
rhs Edgedeld Element Iii ,.eesvilIe.
The Edgeheia eie4ent in I.:ssvilla on
dears the place IL rs greatly. Where
Pin. West, snd Pink Hardy, and Tyre
Ethefedge and the Bodies, and the Mitch
els lvs-prolainsnt, and honored and
nsefn!-th4re mar an E:dgetield man al
wsvs hoa NJ bis mead proud Eat Al
;e! all We lid not have . la:.l love least
with oar dear Ok! friend West. And wc
wish to tel! MIN wig ii was by reason
Of ctr death. Nc died of terrible ner-
rous headache at Capt Louis foaaS-
hlood's. and remained stono j,ead Tor 2:
hours. And this wa= the q hours VIC
had designed love-isasting it with Capt.
oint. But re are coming asair. Capt,
and ti.a; very soop.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
SUNDAY school Address.

On Sunday afternoon noxt, st 6ne Zap
lis, Sunday School coaccrt, M. ADDISON
l. .rch. now On vialt Il. Va from Nanon'
wll. deliver tie address.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

NeSiU FFeL"F'
a. the last days Of Registration dga'
to a close, negroes :isrkcn Or s.rcefs Ike
.,ocgs @! evil hiros
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
Why Do They Do 1t?

Not less than $4,000 will be sent
out of this town this year for the ed
ucation of some of our children
This money is taken from circulation
among us and sent. off to build up
educational institutions and add to
the wealth and influence of other
states. = Ozark Democrat.
1t is remarkably strange that
Ozark people. and the people of other
portions Of Atkansaw will send their
children TO other states for an edu-
cation, at a great expense, when
the State has an institution OF learn
ing eqaai TO any in the South, and
when the cost Of an education is
comparatively small The location
OF our State University is in one o!
the healthiest portions of the South,
in town noted for its churches,
good society and morals, and where
board can be obtained at small
price Strange, indeed, it is that
our people will not patronize home
institutions, and thereby build up
their own State. Until such is the
case, we cannot expect our State ia
grow in prosperity and greatness.
Send your sons AMI daughters to
yonr own State university land
cease the nnwise policy OF patronlz-
ing and building up the institutions
OF learning in other states. Fay
etteville Democrat. I
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
Cotton stems for Cattle Food,


MI. Edward Atkinson has found a
new element Of value in the cotton
crop, and one which promises to ma
terlally advance the prosperity Of
Southern farmers. 1t appears that
for each bale Of lint there are 1880
pounds of stems, which are very rich
in phosphates OF lime and potash.
When ground mixed with ensilage
or cotton seed meal (Which is too
rich fof use as fodder in large guam
ltitiesl, the stem mixture. makes a
Superior ,cattles food, rich in all the
elements needed for the production
Of milk, meat and bone It is be-
lieved that this utilization Of the
cotton stems, hitherto a nuisance,
will prove to cotton growers a new
source of wealth, and in many parts
greatly facilitate the raising Of stock,
by furnishing a substitute for grain,
which now has to be brought from
the West for stock feeding. = aalss
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12

s. j. 81
In their platform, as well as in
their nominations. the New York
Democrats manifesto purpose to res
cue their party from its old role OF a
torpid negative in politics. They
demand the adoption of constitus
tional amendment providing for self
government in cities, the restoration
of The State National Guard to its
former efficiency. the restriction OF
the growing powers Of monopolies,
the reyisionsof the tax laws with a
view to reduction Of burdens and
also to the imposition of a fur
ther proportion thereof upon person
.aIapd corporate property. Beyond
this they insist that labor is entitled
to more considerable legislation ;that
all laws which cramp industry and
enable the powerful to Cypress the
weak shall be repealed; that bureau
of. labor statistics and information
shall be provided for: that labor shall
have the same right as capital to
combine for its own pr lection. that
all workshops, great or small,i shall
be placed under sanitary control
which will insure the comfort and
health of employees, and that the la
Dor OF children shall be surrounded
with such safeguards as their health,
their right of education and their
future as useful members of the com.
munitv shall demand. This is bet
than scolding the Republicans
for doing something while Democrats
propose to do nothing. -St Louis
Post Dispatch. 4E
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
THE DEMUCRAI
bismarck and the Women.
sd. Louis Post-Dispatch

| st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Bismarck is said to complain Of
too much petticoat interference in
the affairs of the German empire.
His official organs state that at al
most every step the path OF the
Great Chancellor is being crossed by
a ssiupon.' Three of the wearers Of
these commodities are specially OBJ
noxious to the ssman OF iron and
blood''--the Empress Augusta, whose
hatred of Bismarck is now historical;
the Princess Imperial, whom the
Chancellor Invariably contemptuous
ly refers to as s'that Englishwoman;;"
and the Grand Duchess Of Baden,
daughter OF the late Princess Alice
OF England. Were it not for these
three ladies whose influence at court
is very large, it is alleged that Prirce
Bismarck would be active in making
arrangements; fer the coming settle
iiaent of the Egyptian question.
All this is very poeticai, but not
very probable. Active Intervention
by Germany in Eastern affairs could
only be called forth by another rising
among the effervescent people OF the
Balkan peninsula. Both Russia and
Austria have large interests in the
peninsula, and 1t is upon these that
the two, latter powers are liable TO
clash at any moment. Grave COM
plications between Russia and Aus
tria-the sworn ally Of Germany
would develop an intensely anti GeraI
man feeling in Russia. Hence the
reason why Bismarck is cultiyatlng
an alliance with Turkey. At the
same time, however, he surely shows
no Indications of allowing his govern
ment to become entangled with that
of Great Britain BY means OF this al
lance. The report of his hostility
to the pacific policy Of the '.jupons
is therefore probably unfounded,
much as he may resent the influence
of women being brought to bear on
the affairs of State.
Il
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
TOWN OF YOUNGSTOWN
TOWN OF LONDON.

Now, therefore, all persons having
any right or interest in said lands or any
OF them, are required to appear In this
court within forty days from this date,
then and there 70 show cause Ii any they
can, why lien shall not be declared on
said lands for unpaid taxes, and why said
lands shall not be sold for non-payment
thereof. sft..,f
Witness my hand as Clerk Of said court
tL.s.l this 18th day Of September,
1882. 81 WI. REYNOLDS; Clerk.
In witness whereof that the above and
foregoing is a true copy from the record
of said court, | herewith set my hand
and afiix my official seal this 18th day OF
fSeal.] September, 1881. teFt<t
atf w. j. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
The New Baby.

\ What an excitement follows the news
OF a new arrival In neighberhood In
the form Of baby especially among
children anu ladies Of uncertain age.
They soon discover that they are Hear-
ly dying to see the little cherub and
forthwith go to the druggists for doz-
en- boxes OF Swayne's Pills, which puri-
fy the blood, remove all distractions,
and bring the rich colorof health tothe
pale cheek. Unlike others, they neither
grippe or produce nausea. An luvalua.
BILE medicine for nearly all the various
diseases flesh Is heir to. Your druggist
keeps them en- sale.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
And they also relieve ali the troubles l..
cident TO q bilious state of the system
such as Dizziness, Nausea, brow.
siness, Distress after Eating,
ee Pain i'm the Side, ETC.. etc.

perfect little pills are marvel to all who u.e them r
entirely unlike al other pills not be confound with
them They cure SICK Headache where other remes fail
ana men use @ed by weakening purge unpleasant
erect you are no aware that have
headache has lett you you The dizziness oop-
ing over and the drowsnes after eating both disappear pain in
sue Sahsh que mas Its proper channel and you longer
bilious; the bowels regularly and do not become n.
digestion is improved the the appetite od All
this by taking just one two little pills No wondc they
popular you try them will certainly be pleased SEM
sheet of testimonials. Cars Little Liver Pill, ac~,r @
very easy 70 take ana strictly vegetable They grippe or purge
but by their gentle action please all who via at az cents,
Tor 500 sod Py Druggists everywhere mail Address
CARTER MEDICINE CO. New work r,.,
CNeuion Prer1s
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12

In the Circuit Court OF Pope County,
Arkansas, on the Chancery side thereof
Bill 70 enforce payment ofoverdue taxes
The State of Arkansas, on relation OF
Eugene M. Caffry, plaintiff, VS.. Pt OF
i sw Ii OF sec. O, To s., q OF range IS w,
and other lands upon which taxes are
due aud unpaid, defendants.
Now ON this day comes said plaintiff
and files here in open court its complaint
in which tits SET forth that there are GER
tain taxes now due on the following
lands:
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
wARNING oRpER.-In Pope CIreaIl courl

WARNING ORDER.-In POpc Circait Court.
NJ a, PERUVIAN, plaintiff, against Fannie
Peruvian, w. 1. Pollock, admir-. OF b. M. Per-
rymap, deed. NJ. NJ, Perryman. NJ. A. Perry
man. Jr. We. PERUVIAN, 8. II. PERUVIAN, Lee
Perrymsn, A. IT. Peruvian, and Maggie Per-
ryman, his wife, Is. b. smith aud u, NJ, smith,
his wife, defendants. sa #es .ss-e
The defendants, M. A. Perryman. Jr., v. y.
Perryman, 9. n. Perry man. Lee Perryman. A.
b. b. smith, and 70, NJ, Smith his wife, and A:
Everts aud c. u. Eyerts. his wife, are warned
TO appear in this court within thirty day. and
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12

The New York Herald is now sup
porting the Democratic nominee for
Governor OF New York, but there
will be several changes OF the moon
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
rnE coYFgssIoa.

Mother" Yery true, and I believe they have
osved your hfe. row confsss that Dr. Dromgoole's
Enslish Female Bittefs Is the naest wonderful female
medicine and iron tonic ever knew, and that
Baley's Saline Aferient Is pleasant and sovereign
bihousness, ETC, etc.i Family Medical Adviser
frce. Address J. r. ptefagooie Co.. Louisville, KIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24

man who first nominated Lincoln-these ana
such as these, the worlds dead secrets are
sources of the keencst and most permanent
sorrow. They are ever upon the public minn'
Nightmares that prolong their fell visits through
all the shining hours. =,
Il is impossible to understand why Mr..
jacobs can bring himself to treat the oeli''e
with such exquisite cruelty. We all kho" 'hat
he has a grudgc against Grady and Boyd anu
Treanor which he desires to feed so llC rs 10
suggest cmbonpoint. But are the rest oil inc
tbirtv-One Senators to he unmerclinlly tortured
for tbr foults or mislortunes of these three
If Mir. Jacobs is the happy posSeSaor OF any
bowels OF compassion, he will ut least make
distinction. Let him reveal his vast mystery,
which, from the most trustworthy accounts
must weigh ut least nine tons exclusive o. us
preface. dedication aud foot-nOtcs, to each enc
of the unoiirnding twenty eight Senators, ana
strictly guard it from the three remaining
Senators aforesaid whom he regards rs hidcous
malefactUrs.
What is this mystcry2 Does anybody beside
Jacobs know! DO its allegations, in case 1t
contains allegations, relate to maSculineS, fehi-
mines or ncutersl Has he come upon another
of the Great RefOrmcr's cphers, and trembleS
at the thought that again The TRIBUNE may
find the key Has Boss Mclaughlin been max
ing confession Is there Il scheme on foot to
transfer the new Capitol % Prospect Park
Is John Kelly's visit to Florida to he shown up
as being much less innocent than the study OF
the habits of the litheSome alligator Is
Grady to be held up as the most pcsritcrouS OF
nolItica pests 4? Is Boyd to be PARTED IN colorS
considerably blacIer than those used to portray
an everyday dcyilg Is Treanor to he placed III
the category in which the Western statesman
figures, of whom an opponert said, " Fellow
"cltizens, far be 1t from me to indulge i'll oppro-
Curious epithe;s, but when call this man
" cock eyed dodO keep within hounds IT! NO.
body but Jacobs can fool these questions with
the pure white light of truth. VIII you not
thus flood them, Senator, without delay ! Inc
Senator from the WITH has the floor.