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WE CANNOT believe the people of
this city will allow the Council to be
placed in the hands of party that
they had absolu ely to kick out of
Office because of the robbery of the
city treasury and the plundering sys-
tenn by which the city was run in debt.
The effects of this system has not yet
disappeared. 1t can be seen in the
vacant city hospital IN the several
squares of half-excayated ground for
the Cool Spring Reservoir, that is yet
covered in part with tho debris of the
peculating party's abortive operations
upon that work. The high price which
was paid for this gr und was a waste,
and the interest of it has ever
since had to be kept up from axation.
The present Council have not been
abe to spare the money to put these
grounds In a pleasant condition and
hence they have been disgusting res
minder of the days when he Radicals
robbed the city treasury of six thou
sand dollars, and set another Radical
to work to ferret OUT the robbery, and
the latter Radical made it cost about
three thousand dollars for the search
al d then sued his Ra dical friends of
Council for the balance. Thus nine
thousand dollars were taken out of the
treasury, part of which was paid by
an esteemed contemporary of the Re.
publtcon as surety; but we believe it
was paid back to him, because of the
lapse of time, as was the surety money
to our worthy friend DR.. Grimshaw.
But peculatioA did not stop here. The
Water Department showed that the
accounts were short and we think one
O,her defalcation occurred that might
be mentioned, to say nothing of the
scandalous conducs in the police of.
fices-which were corrupt from head
to foot. We want our others not tc
forget these things. Nor 10 forget
that about the same time the Radica
party leaders and officeholders robbed
the Post Office, and also the Custom
House and it was said o.her pecula
tions were made upon The city, bu
they were kept hid by The cunning
manipulations of he ciGy Ring.
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NoFrCER.


AN ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE
N THG SPEED or STEAMBOAIS
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THIS CITY.
Be q ordained bv ne CITY Cbuncis Of WW-
miHgfOn.
sEcrroN /. From and after the passage
OF this ordinance 10 shalt not be lawful
for any boat or vessel propelled or navi-
gated by the force or aid of steam, TO en-
ter or be propelled In the Chrlstiana kiy-
or, within the limits ofthe city of VIII
m1ngtou, at greater rate of speed than
as follows: Net sells OF, boats over l00
tons. tour miles per hour; vefse or boats
Of !, tons and under, hye miles per hour
aud the Master, Com mmander or manager
of any boat or vessel which shall enter
or be prope let In the said River within
the limits aforesaid, at greater rate OF
speed than Is provided by this section.
shall be guilty OF common nuisance,
aud for every such offeHse shalt, upon
conviction thereof before the Mayor OF
this city. forfeit and pay q fine OF twenty
dollars, the One-hslf thereof to be paid to
the informer and the other half 10 be
paid Into the City Treasure.
SECTION 2. II shall be the duty of the
Harbor Master for the said city, by him
self or his deputy, 70 leave copy OF this
ordinance GU board each and everv boat
or vessel propelled or navieated bv steam
now In the port of Wilmington, or which
may hereafter come into the same.
SECTION That the ordinance enti-
tied "An o dluauce TO regulate the speed
OF steamboats, withla the limits OF this
city," passed September 9th, 1871, and all
oriinances aud parts ofordlnauces In
consistent with the provi Ions Of This or
dinance. be and the same are hereby re-
pealed, made null ami void.
Passed at the City Hall March SIS I, A.
D., 1882.
President of City Council.
Attest HENRY X. PENNINGTON,
Clerk Of Council.
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The ROBBED CITy.-Philadelphia is
we'll termed the robbed city. AS soon
as the Radical party with the assistance
of the the negro voters got complete
possession of the city their office holders
commenced to plunder 1t, and hence the
exposure, after ten years OF entravA-
gance, and plumber, and robbery. The
people have now turned upon the Rad
icals and fairly driven them from office.
As result we find the following in the
Times: .--
John Hunter is serving aslReceiver of
Taxes for the salary OF $4,000 per year,
and pays into the City Treasury $T0O
more of search fees thsn his salary. He
receives no perqulsitts; divides no
spoils of any kind; gives bis time and
labor for ono fourth their value to his
own business at home, and thus puts to
blush the idle jobbers who regard public
offices as PLACES TO secure big salaries
and bigger stealings without peifJrmlng
eny duGies beyond smashing basket of
wine every faw hours with boon COM
panion jobbers. There's visible change
in our municipal departments Of late,
and The people happen to note 1t with
equal interest and pleasure.
John Hunter is doing now what his
Radical predecessor charged 100000
annually to do. That money was
legally taken f,om the people, but all
the more Criminally, because 1t was
done under authority Of laws made fol
the purpose by Radical legislatures.
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SENATOR HoAR is an unfortunate.
His projects are regarded IS impracti-
cable by his associates. He can't find
a hen to hatch his eggs. His latest
proposition was to spend $S.OOO,eOO
in educating all the Indian boys and
girls under 1s out Of the Indian terri.
tory and apart from tribal influences
He wanted the whole rising generation
of Indians brought up to books and
crammed with learning. But the
Senate squelched his grand project
and voted $3.50, 900 for the support of
Indian schools. This was cruel to
Hoar, who was bent on making busi-
ness for several hundred Massachu-
sets school marms.
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NJ Office We, Joseph and Mary Mo
IN Williams, the owners of the house
situated at No. 40l West Front street, in
the First ward ofthe city of Whining ton,
county of New Caste, and Stale of Deln-
ware, in compliance with the require
ments of the acts OF the General Assem-.
bly, In sucu case made and provided, do
hereby give noJice that we shall apply IN
writing 10 the court of General Sessions
of the Peace and jail Delivery of the
state of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on Monday. the sth day of May
A. D., 1852, being the next tslm of said
court, for license for said house as an
inn or tavern for the sale therein OF In,
toxicatif & liquors In less quantities than
one quar-, To be drunk ON the prem ises,
and the following respectable citizens OF
the said ward recommend the said applI-
cation, viz:
James McGary. August BIerman,
John MuifoEey. A. Bickta.
George II. MARBLE. Francis Il. Kelly.
James Mchlwee. James McKenna.
Frar els Kelly. Thomas Mulroney.
Lawrence Herman. j ohm McElwee.
James Corrtgan. John N. Lee.
NJ. . O'Gonner. Daniel McCusker.
Michael ID Vin. William II. Moore.
Michael Mtd ry, Charles E. ResaR.
Wilson Scrafton. Julius Gunther.
Clemens Hinkel. Michael Mciionnell,
Martin Keoeh E. j. McManuF,
Daniel McElWee.
JOSEPH 4 MARY MCWlLLIAMS.
mnr2I-3iA
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perty. In answer TO these reports the
officers of the association say that the
creditors have no such intention.
They further say that II they wanted
90 sell the property it would bring
s4OO, 900, which would pay the dsbts
and leave q substantial surplus. There
are many persons who think that the
association would do more good 10
less costly quarters, even il 1t could
not put on as much style as at present.
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The New Goods,
Spring of 1882.

We have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partments and work-rooms
of Oak Hall, and as a conse-
quence the new Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Even in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods.
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiva-
bic occasion is on hand and
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH
n THE GRADE OF SOUTH STREET
IN THE ELEVENTH WARD OF THE
CITY OF WILMINGTON.
SECTION /. Be it ordain by the City
Cou neil OF Wilmington. that the grade OF
South street ON the side and level of
the South side of Maryland avenue TO
the northerly boundary line OF the VIII
mtnRton ana Northern / abroad Com
pany's land shall be In descent twenty
(20) ieet.
SECTION 2. That all ordinances or parts
OF ordinances iuconf istent herewith be
and the sa are hereby repealed.
Psssed at the City Hall. March 81, A. ID
1882.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
President of City Council.
Attest: HENRY II. PENING ON,
Clerk OF Council.
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Health is Wealth I

DIR. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; a specih for Hys eria .Diz.
illness, Convnlsions, Nervous Headache
Mental Depression, Loss of Memorv
SpermatorrhOea, ImpOtency ,InyOlnntary
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused
by over-exertion, self-abuse, or oyer-ins
dulgence. which leads TO misery, decay
and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one month";
treatme"t. One dollar q box, or six
boxes for tive dollars sent by mail mr..
paid on receipt price. Wei narantee sis
boxes TO cure any case. With each order
fecelyed % by US Tor six boxes, accomp n
purchaser our written guarantee Io ra.
turn the money II the treatme Mt d 1es M,
effect cure. Guarantees issued only hH
N, B. .DANFORrH, Druggist, corner 2n9
@ ana MARKET streets, Wilmington. Del.
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Some years ago the Young Mems
Christian Association of Philadel-
phia built costly palace on Chestnut
street, ever since which its treasury
has been afflicted with scarcity of
cash. Reports have recently been IL
circulation to the effect that anxious
creditors would pounce upon the pro-
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03

The gossipS Of Philadelphia have set
tied 1t that Mrs Craig Wadswo. Sh nee
Miss Lena Peters, of Philadelphia, who
has been the lrsigning belle in London
and Paris, and v bo he's lately been often
invited to the White Hou,e dinners, Is
soon to become its mistress.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
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sail weekly to and tr0WI VIA I'd
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
DoBDERRY. ,.,ns 4
Cabin Passage, $50 to go. .I'. Es'pRe Re-
10 $40. second Cabini s sii
turn Tickets, s'0' a andhp
steamers sail every SATURDAY alpns PInE1ii. IS aI !.
NEW YORK AND on Returns
Cabin Passage, &96 20 T9p sS IN
ssseefage sssssngs,r asssscSonmodations S''
. 'osonse4 celled. "a, neck. J
All Staterooms on ,mn,sest mst rates w
Passengers booked 81 NlIorway sFs''l
from Germany, Italy, Nos" su.tsl
DsRnS5ei sop Soois SSi Of Tours sGsis!ssnSS IN
Plans, DC. apply yt;o 10 or r SAMUEL
BROTH ERa, New VOTE 9 Wllmipsr
BETTS, Adams EXPRESS
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LICENSE NOTICES

NOTICE., Mar,,,
IN owner fthe honsna Leonard N
- e. Front atreet atNAs :, Situated !,
W@Fu OF the citv ~ ~ lhe sssI
county OF New Castle. AMI mi ,wilm!ssa
ware, In compli ,noe ana a,i State Of Is1
men y or the acts of tbe ~ ~ the reaoI9
ply ~ such case made Henersl 6ss.gs 6Ils
ner eby give notice that tnu provideS !
Mrlllng TO the Court nj n snail appIy
state 81 gsIe ns,s and JAN DeiivsMs Sesss
sonn,y n,s Ds'awaIe, ame, In and for o'SNIy NJ. o. q
IoJnp'y; ,oo, On MONDAY tie III ya S.ew SMew CalIl
a.' -. ~ ~, being the neSt ~ ,oay Of u,
G0afI, ss,.l ior = license for said Term Of n
inn OF Tavern for the sall MOUSE a
toxieating quors In less q saeIeln on
one quart 10 be drunK on q,,ssntltlss M
ana Toe following respecIahne wy prena,
the said ward recommt.na, ~, ciliIsn.l
cation 10 wit: nu Ihe said AM
4. II. Taylor. ann, Z
VIM. O. White. 4 ~ M, lgginS.
his AIasM keEhsm
Patrick Dugan. Chsr'er Chaoaer Lhanta
mark Hanses es a1nOa,
VIM. Bareford. n Dugsn.
q. E, Hnarks n, Y. Ktmbls
Nathaa,sl Malcho,. rrerry o.ColllmA 4
q. IL Harmar nenry G. Rolls,
john GIL igan. M + a. hugh.
kout. Kenyon. iSSSgGsr
Jshn b. dunbar, MIch.nm nm
II. Booth. aei Tueks
Geo. B. Metzner, John n nna,E
A'so7o' MARTIN LE3Na'sip
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NJ OTHCE.-I, samuel Townsend, one OF
IN tne owners of the within mentioned
premises, known as tue Townsend House
situa ed In the village of Towr send /,
school district No. 81, Appoquininiink
Hundred, in the county of New Castle,
aud State of Delaware, IN compliance
with the requirements o, the acts of the
General Assembly la su,h ease made
and pfovtd d, do hereby 81 We notice that
snail apply in writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the State of nelaware in and
for New Castle county, on Monday. the
sth day of May, A. D., 1873, being the next
term ofsaid court, tor "a license TO sell In
toxlcating liquors In less quantities than
one quart To Ue drunk on the premises,
and the following respectful le citizens OF
the said district recommend the said APP
plication, 10 wit:
VIM. g. Reynolds, James F. Moor,
Truman II tse, James e. Gears,
Grandon Reed, John II. PatblE,
Sam'lT. Bouchelle w. B. Hollis,
Albert l.. Wells, VIM. II. BraLtOn,
Sam'l II. Townsend, David Wells
b. +. Thompson. Frank II. Wells,
j, Henry Hanson, Thorn ~ BratLon,
John Townsend, Johu B. Keller.
mar3l-3t%' SAMUEL TOW WNSEND.
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lOTICE.-I. Paul

NJ OT1CE.-I, Paul po
~ owner OF the house nogln,
Market street, known as ,he ,hsu y
teI. IN y rat ward OF the city Of Wis vs
county of New Castle, and sts,a t",llmla
ware, In compliance with e nv OIL
ments OF the acis ofthe Uereres, e iQ'
bly, In such cAte Q mado and n ~
hereby give notice that shall iysaa
WTlttng TO the court of Genera
OF the Peace aud Jail neIivs.ss ~
state OF Delaware, in and fIr Syel
county. on Monday. the Sth ewu
A. ID, 1882, being the next io.u
CONT, for . icent Q Tor satd Snma
ian or Tavern for the sale therslS y
1oxicating LIQUORS In less Qnanti,,s'
cne quart y be drunk on the ne
ana the following Respectable s,,S. XIV
the said ward recommend he saiS S,H
Cation, to wilt: - 'a'u
Henry Chrisiy. John n pln,.,
5hes :,ssa " Iisty. Fred Wei IT,
fia,I nos. =; - lsnssen. Daniel McCuska
Geo. II. Marple. Frames n Ks,,
John Jonts. Julius Gunlhs,
l. ", Palmer. Jau ca Mega
~ =. ,,vn, =. eL,et6ny; VIM. MCCaulg,
sAmueI Hocnkelmer John Bader,
Fred. Well. +. / Mons,
James McKenna. A. Blckts,
Frederick Danz. @. f, B!ckts
Francis Kelly. Lawrenee H.,
maE'V-ot PAUL BOaAI
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LICENSE NOTICES.

ATOTICE.--To the Honorable Judges Of
Peace amt Jail Delivery oftbe State OF
Delaware, In and for New Castle county.
We. the he,undersigned respectable citizens
of the First ward in the city OF whining
ton, do hereby certify that Philip u,
Plunkett who iB the owner Of the store
and premises situated at No. 2O W.
FIOnL street, In the First ward, city,
county and state aforesaid aud described
in their application. and who 10 an bppl.-
cant for a license for the sale of lntox leat-
log liqu rs In quantities not less than
on the premises, he being o licensed
disc; the aggregate cost value OF whose
stoIk respectively constantly kept on
hand for sale IL not less than ave hum
hled dollars; he IL q man OF full age OF
AnbrisLy ana good moral chaTacteti that
such sale of Intoxicating liquors 81 the e
said pla is nee ssary tO accommodate
the public; that he is the owner of said
houss, ana the true rental value is Two
hundred and forty dollarp.
james McKenna. Caleb Miller.
lsemuel Peeky. Washington Flower.
Martin KeOgh. u ], McManus.
Daniel McCusker, John Beukwitb.5
Edward L. Smith. N. Richenburgers
William Bowers. Joseph NetdermaieE
Fred. ID. N core. James Obristy.
Wilson Fcrafton. James Megary.
Charles T.. Resag. James McElwee.
Lawrence Kieri an. Lewis E. Bictai
Fred. Wiel, Fred. Wlel, ia.
James IL. Dickinson. J0hu Badef.
Julius GLntneT. Michael lawn,
Austin v. Geynor. Henry Bradley.
marSO-St. PHILIP q. PUNK EFT.
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NJ OTHCE.-I, John Calhoun. then
IN OF the house situated al mo- M
street, In the Fourth ward OF Ihs MI
wilmington, county OF New CaSls
state OF Delaware, In compliance
the requirements of the acts Of N,
eral Assembly In such case mad.
provided, do herebv give notlcelb
shall apply In writing to the COur|
General Sessions OF the Peace sDd
Delivery OF the state of Delaware, ii
for New Castle county, on Mondsy,
Sth day of MAJ, A D., 1884,, bels
next term of said court for lcspJ
said hOvse as an inn or tavern fOi
sale therein of Intoxicating liQuorl
less q uantittes than one quar-, 4
DRUM on the premises, and the iH
ing respectable citizens Of the SAID 4
recommend the said application
wit:
Alex. II, Moore. William Allen.
Charles Ii. Camp. Peter NJ nnim
James A. Hart. Marin Farrell.
B, r. TOwnsepd. Jog. W, HaH.
Neil Gormley. Thos. b. EaloH.
Hugh Hagan. Francis Kelly.
Thomas McCloskey, John j. Toner.
John McClafferty. ID. A. McCulll.
George Adele. Mel GOrml y
John II. Saw lie. James @. Bara
Edward Wright. John Gibbons,
Thomas Mcdonald SAMUEL Ssyetl
Michael Hough on.
mar3'-3ts JOHN GALLON
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wv ANTED.-A man wants q situation
w in city or country. Address
COACHMAN,
feb20tf Townsend, Del.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03

NJ Office II, Louis Raymondth ther
IN OF the house situated at No 6li
ley street, In the Filth ward
city of Wilmington, county
New Castle, and Stale OF DtlaVH
compliance with The requremel
the acts of the General Assemblylh4
case made and provided, do hefs9
notice that / shall apply IN win
the Court of General Sessions \
Peace and Jail Delivery OF iheA
Delaware, In and for New Castle %
Or Monday. the Sth day of May u
1882, being the next term OF said q
for q license to sell Intoxicating llquaI
less quantities than one quar-
drunk on the premises. and Tue lolo1
respectable citizens Of the said
recommend the said application, WI
B. p. Hasson. James Murphy
George Zelgler. Joel FTlst'
Joseph j. Breen. N. Lte0. Tmah,
George M. Beeson. Albert JaeguOL
A. H. GrimShRw. w. b. Hickman,
John k'uIlmer. Harry frlsl
Geo. Allmon. Samuel rye,
James b. Hasson. j. Marshall hl1
Joseph Ri ed. W. A LaAOls
Henry NJ. Lukens. Daniel blcEh
Adolphus Hesse. Bernard B.se
Tnos. A. sharpe. e. GattTOtln
ii. O. Turner. A. Given.
A. L. Nctlane. ..,s
marii.3t /. UIe KAYAoa
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GbepdilpGo
:, ,P.genasoa. Ealsor aProprassos

THE DAILY GAZETTE is publiah-
ed every afternoon Sunday excepteds)
at 4l6 Market street, and served by car
riers to subscribers In all parts Of the city
dix cents Q week payable weekly. Yearly
9ubecF tbera, S3 In advance. II is the only
Democratic Daily paper In the City or
state and has large and increasing cir
ulatfDn.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, sstab-
ttanRd In &TNA n fh8 largest and most
mour18hing weekly paper in the State,
and has q larger circulation than any
other on the Peninsula. Published every
yanea,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03

NJ OTECE.-I. Thomas LRwless, the ow-
In ner of the within mentioned prem.
1sss, known as the Mt. Salem botel,
situated n the village OF Charles
tewn, school District, Nos. 2s and as
ChriBtiana Hundred, IN the county OF
New Castle, anu State of delaware, In
compliance with the requirement. Of thn
acts OftBe General A ssembIy in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that sh III apply In writlt to
the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State of
Delaware, in and for New Castle county,
oA Monday. the Sth day of May, A. d.,
1879. being the next Term OF said court, 70 7
License To keep an inn o tavern,
to sell Intoxicating liquors ia
less quantities than one quar-, TO be drunk
on the premises, and the following re-
spectahIu citizens of the said district re-
commend the said application, viz:
Patrick Daley. Charles Dever.
John Shield. w. Nj. Gary.
Thomas Moran. Peer Collins.
Timothy Mccarthy Denis Buckley.
James Toner. Edward Maxwell.
Thomas Tov. Bernard McHugn,
Hugh Holland. Philip Ambold.
Pau Began.
maISU-3t. THOMAS LAWLESS.
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W WANTED.-A boy sixteen years old
w wants place VIII re he can take
Snv ind dorse' L or aS5 abont ,ha pn,,sa a.
Wages low. Inquire at $50 Bennett 81.
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WANTED.

MT ANTED.-A single white man Of AZ
w years OF age wants a home where
the work is not too laborous. Js an ex-
perienced hostler, team and coach driver,
bar tender, grocery clerk light mechani-
cal machinerv q specially. Reference
given. Address, IL. DRIVER,
mario Smyrna, Del.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03

NJ OIECE.-I, Ellen McVey, the owner
~ of The house situated at No. 16 f.
Front street, in the Second ward OF the
city of Wilmington, county or New Ces-
tie, and stale of Delaware, In compli-
ance with the requirements OF the acts
of General Assembly In such ease mare
and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing 10 the Court
of General Sessions of the Peace aud Jail
Delivery Of the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, ON Monday, the
oan uay ,ss, OIL may, Co., a.: ~ 100, nelns tne
said house as An inn or tavern for the sale
therein of intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart to be drunk
on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle clJiZens of the said ward re-
commend The said appl lcaIlpn, viz:
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-09-02

that the farmers will come to the FROM
in their might and elect men to represent
them in our Congressional and legisla.
i've halls whose every thought and feel
Ing, Is in full sympathy with their own
and whose individual interest is at stake
as well. Farmers! awake from your
lethargy and swear by all you hold dear
that you will remain idle no longer and
see your rights imposed upon, your
prospects drained, your families without
the comforts and luNuries Of life which
by right are your own, say the word,
each OF you whose interests are at stake,
and your voices taken collectively will
bring about this great change as if by
magic. Industry, the founder and per-
petuator of civilization itself, as we'll as
all professions and trades, deserves and
demands protection, and judging by
the great changes taking place daily and
the increasing interest manifested in all
industrial pursuits.
We predict that the day is near at
hand when the farmers voice will be
heard in our halls OF legislation and viii
be needed since it is no small faction in
this country. The oppressor's heel will
be lifted from their necks, their rights
equal under the Lord and our beautiful
South land will bloom again like "the
vineyard around the base of Mount
Aetna" her brave sons and fair daugh-
ters more independent and prosperous
than any nation ON earth. So mote it be.
Yours, "KAppA."
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wide a reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PEcToRAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for oil diseases of the
throat and. lungs. Its long-contlnued
series Of wonderful cures In all cli-
mates has made it universally known
as safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners of more serious disorders,
it acts speedily and surely, always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection 1t affords, by its timely
Use III throat and chest disorders,
makes it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always OH hand In every home.
No person can afford to be without It,
and those who have once used 1t never
will. From their knowledge of its
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PEcroRAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend it. 1t Is absolutely certain in
its healing effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.