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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

~ PREsIDENT kIMsALL'S REPoRr.-At
tl,c Annual. meeting of the stockholders
OF the Shenandoah Valley Railroad held
ri Luray, Va, on the Bird inst, President
kinhaIi made his annual report in which
he said, that ut the last anhual meeting
i.c Wa. enabled 10 report the completion
,r the road from iIagerstown, Md, to
NavnesborO', VA, distance OF ll3 miles.
'fha, posi- ion of The line, his report says
was opened for business April 18th,
1881, connection being made at Ilagers-
,own by the Pennsylvania Railroad for
al points reached 10y its system, and with
the Western Maryland Railroad for Balti-
more. at Shenandoah Junction with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and at
WayneSboro' with tho Chesapeake anC.
Ohio Railroad.
The report further says that, "work
was commenced in June upon the extern
sion OF the line from Waynesboro TO a
connection with the Norfolk aud Western
Railroad at Roanoke, a distance of ninety
five miles, AMI that 1.-THE work Is now so
nearly completed that il may be confident
" anticipated that the entire line Will be
in operation June 18TH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

sa- CIRCUIT CoURr.-Yhe term of our
Cir,,,it Court commencing On the 10Th IN
slant will have some important eases be-
fore il. The most prominent one Will be
that of DR.. j. F. Hartgroye, indicted for
the killing Of w. c. Chambers, IN the
bar-room of the Mountain View Hotel ut
Uorner,s Ferry, on December oath, 1881.
DIR. Hartgrove has been in Jail since last
December. II is rumored that counsel
from abroad have been employed to assist
CJeon Moore, ESQ.,, the States Attorney,
in the prosecution. The defense will be
conducted by Hon. ID. B. Lucas, James
d. Butt and Capt. Geo. w. Baylor. This
unfortunate affair having destroyed DR..
Hartgrove's business and left him penhi-
less, the citizens of Harper's Ferry have
contributed funds for his defense. The
Common Council of Harper's Ferry re-
Gently appropriated One Hundred Dollars
for that purpose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13
EslitoriaI BreyfSSe..

A Colorado girl died in a ball r,
from congestion of the brain, caused ~
tight lacfbg. We didn't think that W ~!
men who lace themselves as tight as tho,
had any brain.
1t was at the flag end Of the war ,R;ct
mond had fallen. A Sonth Carolina SOL
der trudging along with the remains .,
Lees army said TO his comrades: "WeII
boys, blamed ii / don't begin to beliexs
South Carolina was little hasty."
Cadet Whitaker is At Chicago, lool;rx
for employment. He might get an sr
gagement in pork-packing house. :,
scrape pigs ears.
Congress ought to vote each Of our rich
pensioned widows an electric corset 7,
would make the old girls feel rs if tbev
had got new husbands.
The Kentucky Senate has passed IN ~.
making il Enable for citizen to hail am,
body by the title of Colonel" on an
street in loud tone OF voice. Ii WAS eI-
planned that in Kentucky this habit wa.
extremely dangerous, since so MAN.
turned their heads at the sound OF ~,
word that there was danger of some OF
them stumbling and injnrmg limbs.
A law to reach cranks because they ar,
cranks seems necessary. Last week in
Baltimore thief who smashed ieweler'.
window 10 steal watch pleaded when he
was arrested that he did il under an in
spiration from Heaven.
At the past session of the Virginia Ler.
islature, an act was passed autherizisg
the use of pcnitentiary conyicts TO clean
up and put in order the section of Holly
wood Cemetery in which are buried 10
900 Confederate soldiers OF the ARMY OF
Northern Virginia. The proposition 10
utilize this labor for this purpose has met
with such general opposition in this State
and all over the South that il has been
deemed expedient 10 abandon it.
There are at present one hundred or
phan boys at the Miller Mammal Labor
School, Albemarle county, Va, where
not only are all their physical wants sun
piled without charge, but they are given
a solid education and are taught besides
useful trade, by which, when they leave
the Institution, they will be able to take
care Of themselves and become valuable
citizens.
1t is estimated that nj least 10000 pco-
ple attended Barnum's circCs at Balu-
more on Thursday night of last week, all
on account Of Jumbo. IL finally became
necessary TO close the doors, and great
numbers were refused adnsittancr for
want of room.
There is an old tramp travelling ia Som-
erset county, Pa, who carries sword
and n spear with which no compcls the
women, when he finds no men about, to
set M, tirst-class meal for him. A kettle
Of boiling water should be kept "on tap"
for this visitor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

tE The Charlestown Free Press says
Robert jefferson, colored, the reputed son
of Thomas jefferson, died in indianapolis
few days ago, ana left an estate estimated
ut $2o, 900. lie was born slave in this
town ia ls03--his mother Millie Redde-
ford, bright and comely mulattO, be-
longing to Mr.. Christian, then Clerk or
Deputy Clerk of the Court here, at whose
home (now PARADISE" owned by Isaac
Fouke, Esq.,) Mr.. Jefferson visited. 1t
was during one of these visits that Mr..
jefferson wrote some OF his "NoteS of
Virginia." among them his Oft quoted one
concerning the grandeur and picturesque
ness of the scenery at Harper's Ferry as
viewed by him from what is now known
rs ..Jeffcrson's Rock" Robert Jefferson
learned from his mother that he was the
SON of his distinguished sire. The de-
ceased was a slave until about 1852, when
he purchased his freedom and that OF ms
wife from his master, paying $2,.6i Tor
himself and 81, 800 for his wife, having
earned the money at odd hours doing car
penter work. After living in several
places for short periods Mr.. Jefferson IL
i,ally settled i'm indianapolis in 1854, where
his home was until his death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

rg- DEATH UF rHos. J. MCkAIG.-Gen.
Thomas J. Mckaig died at his residence
near Jones' Cross Roads, Washington
county, Md. on Friday morning of last
week. aged IS wears, of kidney disease
and dropsy combined. The Hagerstown
Globe saws, he was taken sick suddenly on
SUNDAY and had partly recovered, but \
RELAPSE resulted in his death. A wife and
two children survive him, respectively
Mrs. Margaret, MIR. 'Elghman r. and Miss
Nena l.. Mckaig. Ills remains were taken
TO st. Mary's Catholic Church, on Mou-
day. where services were held, Rev. Mr..
Fredericks officiating. From thence they
were conveyed to Rose Hill Cemetery for
jnterment, the following gentlemen act
ing as pall-bearers DIR. Josiah +. Smith,
James ]. Hurley, pavid II. Wiles, DR..
Thomas H. Maddox, VI. 5. Barber and
VIM. Jones' He was born ut Steubenyille,
Ohio. on tile 4tll of November, 1904. He
arrived mt Cumberland in 1926, with a
capit.l of one dollar and twenty-five
cents. There lie found employment as
principal of the Allegany County Acade-
nv. Under his management the lnstitu-
ton pros pered. In 1881 lie was admitted
10 tn. bar. His success at the bar was
immediate. In 1872, after a long and
honorable career of more than forty year S
he retired from active practice, to the re-
grct of the public and of his large and
constantly increasing clientage. He be-
gan life as Wing. In 1910 he ran as the
Wing candidate for Congress against VIM.
II. Hamilton, and WIS defeated by one
hundred and sixteen votes in total vote
OF twelve thousand. After the death of
Henry Clay, the only tie that bound him
to the Wings was severed, and under the
belief that that party was becoming inn
bued with Abolition tendencies, he de-
cineG to act any longer with it, and sup
ported Gen. Pierce against Gen. Scott.
while an earnest Democrat, he was OPP
posed to secession. Mr.. Mckaig served
fer several years rs Colonel of the Fiftieth
Regiment, and was subsequently appoint
ed Brgadier Of the Maryland Militia. He
was brought up as II Presbyterian. but
since became member of the Catholic
Church. Since his retirement from the
profession, his residence has been at
"Rockland Farm" one OF the most beau
tifu. country seats in the State. He mar
red Margaret Ann Tilghman, youngest
daughter of DR.. Frisby Tilghman, OF
Washington county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13
OBITUARY,

In this place on Tuesday morning,
May 9th, MARY BUTLER, daughter
of Edward and Prudence krr.haw,
aged years, 8 months and days.
DO not weep fond parents, the Saviour
needed another Jewel for his crown, so
be babe his angel come down to earth
to find one. lie came and looking saw
your treasure; here IL a betting gem
for my Masters crown, he said, one rare
and beautiful, So WITH scarcea moment,
warning he bore II of and now il
sparkks there. rs You stand AT her III
tie grave remember tha, only contains
the caske,; lift the eye Of faith heaven
ward aud there yon viii see your treas.
IRE among the many that adorn thu
diadem of Him who said: "Suaer tbs
little children 10 come unto me.
BY her cousin, Ii. A. W.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

rS We learn from the Free Press that
there was large and brilliant audience
ut the Presbyterian Church, Harper's
Ferry, on Tuesday morning, May End, to
witness a solemnization OF matrimony.
The contracting parties were Miss Mittie
r. MoIer, daughter Of Daniel Moler, ESD,
and Mr.. Jesse A. Engle-all Of the vicini-
tv of Harper's Ferry. Rev. DIR. John A.
Scott ofliciated, assisted by Rev. MIR.
White. Messrs. Randolph j. Strider,
Harry Blackford, Jacob F. Engle and Jas
NJ. Engle were the ushers. Miss Cora
Strider presided at the organ and gave a
very fine rendition of Mendelssohn's :. We'd
ding March. The bride was very hand
tomely attircd, and the groom appeared
in the conventional suit Of black.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

rs SToRER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
have been made by which all cOlored
teachers of West Virginia may receive
free tuition and roOm-rent, in the Normal
Department of Storer College, at IIarper's
Ferry, W. Va, for eight weeks, commence
ing june 9TH, 1882. Eighteen of the NUM-
be- to be designated by the State Superin-
tendent will receive in addition, the use
Oftext books free. Preference will be
given those already appointed If they will
make Known their intention of remaining
during the eight weeks. \ Peabody i'll
stitute will bc held the first five days Of
the session, under the direction of compe-
tent instructors. Board can be obtained
at 81. 90 per week. Those who wish to,
can board themselves at very low rates.
For further information, apply to n. c.
Bracket, Principal, Harpcr's Ferry, w.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13
Little Man
~ ~ q
Around the Corner!
ROOM FOR ALL!
GOODS FOR ALL

T kRISE To invite the citizens Of Hagers-
i town aud Jefferson county 70 call and
make an examination OF my stock OF
SPRING d SUMMER CLOTHING,
and take the liberty to say to the public
that the stock has never been equailed IN
HagerstowB. / thank the public FOR The
generous encouragement extended To me
In the past, which is proof positive that
the people appreciate my efforts In FUR
nishing them with good goods, latest
styles and low prices. | shall endeavor
to still further merit your patronage by
giving dollars worth for a dollar, and i
respectfully solicit you TO call at
AZ EINSTEINrS CLOTHING HOUSE
and see the most compile stock Of Mems.
Youths, Boys and Cbildren's Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, ever seen
in Hagerstown. can fit my customers
az perfectly as any tailor can possibly do
II. I guarantee the quality OF goods 10 be
as good as there il made. Ny prices will
make il an inducement for all TO trade
with me. Call and see my
Dress Suits, Business Suits, Boys Suits,
Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods,
e. Trunks and Vallses III
BOOTS.-Farners and others will find
as large stock Of BOOTS and SHOES 70
select from in my store IS can be iound 10
the city. Get my PRICES ana y2 pv VIZ '''
my Boots - iii M EtNSiEiN,
The Little Man Around tbe Corner
-.-.,-r Hsgerstown, No;
May Is, 1887. Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

sE CRY CouxCIL.-The Council met
May Sth, 1892; b. F. Harrison, Mayor, IN
the chair, aud all the members present.
Reports were received from the several
standing committees.
A vote of thanks was rendered TO John
H. little, Esq, for acting as the proxy 81
the corporation ut the meeting OF the
stockholders OF the s. v. Railroad.
A petition to amend the charter signed
by about SO citize1s was presented by IL.
b. Smooth, " hich was on motion received
and a committee consisting of Jacob VIM
termoyer, Jos. l.. COok'IS aud John II.
keesecker appointed to consult an attor-
ney and ascertain the costs.
The following bills were passed &c. l..
Licklider 30 cents; Jeptha Wintermoyer
1881; -. Allan Staley $l5, %; ID. l.. Rentch
30 cents w. l.. Arthur $500.
The Levy was taxed at 40 cents on the
800, real and personal property; capita
ton tax 20 cents, so cents OH dogs and
$l.00 for gips.
Council adjourned until second Monday
in June at s o'clock y. m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

ANTIETAM IRON WORKS AND A BRANCH
OF THE S. V. X. R.-The ) o'clock train
from Hagerstown brought mp to Luray
that night, Col. ID. V. ALL, OF MELVILLE,
Pa, one of the propretors of the Ante
tam Iron Works, in our county, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Joshua Hunt, formerly Of
the Crane Iron Co., Chataqua, Penna.
The object of these gentlemen in seeking
an interview with President r. j. KIM
ball, of the S. V. Railroad, who was then
at Lurav, was to learn if arrangements
could be made with his company for the
construction of branch OF the Shenan-
doah Valley road from the nearest point
OH that road between Sharpsburg and the
Potomac River to the Antietam Iron
Works, in case Mr.. Hunt should connect
himself with those works and conduct OPP
erations there on such scale rs 10 justify
the building Of such branch.
The interview between the President
Of the Railroad Company and these gem
tlemen was, we have reason to believe, al
though merely referring to preliminaries,
most satisfactory TO all parties and prom
ises very important results, not only to
the lower section of our county, but more
remotely to the railroad interests centre
ing at Hagerstown. The Shenandoah
Valley Railroad lie conducted on purely
business principles and with a view to the
procurement of business from whatever
legitimate quarter it may come, and it
will not be slow to run its branches
wherever it is found to pay. As regards
this there can be no doubt. The Antic-
tam Iron Works have always been regard
ed, and we have no doubt are, among the
most valuable of such possessions IN this
whole valley, and possess dvantages
from their peculiar location superior to
most properties of that description, chief
among which is their proximity to the
great centre which is being formed ut lla-
SerstOwn and will be complete with tie
actual union of the four roads now COM
ing together here, which open ready ac-
cess to every portion Of the Uuited States,
and bring coke and coal TO the very
mouths Of the furnaces.
The interview which Messrs. Ali and
Hunt had with Mr.. kimball resulted III a
reference to Mr.. Joseph Ii. Sands, Gener-
al Superintendent of the s. V. r. r., who
now has the matter in hand, and at an
early date will go over The ground with
Messrs. Ahl and Hunt with u view to the
establishment of preliminaries, from
which, as before stated, we look for i'm
portant resuts.-Hagerstown Mail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

sR- HEAVY DAMAGES CLAIMED. Suit
has been entered against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for $4,000 damages
sustained by Mr.. E. 4. Garrett, of Rock
vile, Montgomery county, Md. In De-
cember last Mr.. Garrett purchased tick
ct over that road from Washington to
Rockville. Before the train reached Sill
yer Spring few miles from Washington,
the ticket was collected and at the latter
station the conductor again demanded
pay of Mr.. Garrett who, after first rcfus-
ing, paid the second time. In the mean.
time Mr.. Garrett was insulted anG charged
with an attempt to defraud the company,
as set forth in the declaration.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

COUNTY CouRr.-Tbe County Court az
iourneI on TUESDAY alter Il laboriouS SEES
sion and the transaction Of a laise amount
of business. Licenses were granteI 10 all
who applied, with two exceptions, to sell
spiIituous liquors. Reys. }. ID. Moore
aud John @. Sullivan were licensed TO
celebrate the lite of matrimony III his
State. l.. {, Ta5b was admitted to the
Bar Of this Coa.t. The asses -ment oil tax
es for road purposes in the several dis
tricts upon al, property, real md pei sonai,
upon each 500; Ckarlestown s cents Ma
bistown GEMS Mt.Gleway 3 cents; Slep-
herdstown cents, ald H.rper's Ferry y
cents. A special term of The Court VIII
be held, Of which official notice will lie
given. The assessment for County pur-
poses So cents on the 800, decrease OF
Is cents on last years assessment. Good
showing.-FIeeP Press. ...- Pr -r--...
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13
QUARTERLY MEETING.

The FRS, Quarterly Meeting for SheP-
herdstown Circuit, Methodist L. Church
South will take place on The 2Olh and
2Ist of May. The members OF the
Quarterl: Conference will meet in Shep-
herds,owu on Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, Preaching at Marvin
Chapel BY the Presiding Elder on Sun
day at 10 80 a. IN. and at . p M
Preaching at Shepherdstown on Sunday
evening al $50.
W. G. EGGLESTON, Pastor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

cE FIRE AT SHESANDoAH IRON WORKS.
A bout midnight ON Sunday night last a
fire was discovered in the stables OF the
Shenandoah Iron Works Company, Hon.
VIM. Mines, president, OF the line Of the
S. ". r. R., south of Lnray. The extern
sive stables were entirely destroyed, only
three of thirty-eight horses and mules in
the structure escaping. The work was,
beyond doubt, the act of an incendtary,
several suspicious characters having been
observed lurking around a short time pre-
vious to the breaking out of the fire, three
of whom have been arrested.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

Our attention has been called 10 q rumor that
the wife of Mr.. VIM. T.. Byers Is supposed to
have died from the effects OF a poison dispensed
by a mistake for PAREGoRIC from this drug store
We invite the fullest investigation OF TINS matter
but ar, satisfied that the falsiy Of the report and
the consequent Injustice to Us vii be sufficient
~ set TORN by the following testimony,
May TO- 1882. heQUliH " W.
MEssRs AIsoUITH IL Co.
Iu reply To Your request for my opinion with
regard 10 the rumored oi>oDfng OF Mrs. bJers
I will say that do not believe there Is the
Mr.. b, ers ON The eth Of April In consultation
with her attending physician DIR. VIM. Mill
II | was about ten days after size lad tax II the
supposed poison instead OF Paregoric. ana she
was Ger .ainly not at that time suffering IRON any
of the sym: inns Of narcotic, eorro-ive or IN
classified poison. Her condition seemed TO be
due to great nervous exhaustion 10 chief, but in
part also 10 severe hemicrania together with
series of ref X manifestations refera6l', we
thought, 10 the advanced stage of her first preg-
lancy. Yours very y truly puIy,,,pnsov Nm
May 10, 1882.
AIsoUITH 8 Co.
DEAR SIRs: have received intimstion that
there is a report 10 circulation that the wife
OF VIM. Byers died from the tf, cts oil poison
dispensed at your store in mistake tor faregof.
ic." 1 discrenit all such reports. l was called
10 see leT Oh Tue ->Suu VI apr AZ" VIZ
she had laken the so-called poison, at which
time or at no other did l zee the slightest symp-
toms of corrosiv., narcotic or other poison.
When first seen che was suffering from q severe
her micrani,, gastralgi, and constipatior. The
two latter wers easily relieved Toe former was
obs mate, but when relieved her nervous system
was com p,etely shattered. she then went into
An hysteI zeal condition due 10 reflex troubles,
which are very common 10 women duriGg their
fret pregnancy After one Of her eoDvulsions On
Saturday, May Oh, she became unconscious, anc
died on Sunday, May 7tb, at IL .45 NJ.
On POST MoRTEN examination held by Dr.
Mason and myself on the Sth at ] O'Clock, We
found slight regeneration OF the piaeents and
Inflammation OF the lett ovary and stomach
The latter was due principally 10 POST MoRTEs
digestion. Tue ovarian trouble showed the cause
of her byslerical condition aud death. There
was not the slightest sign OF poisoning 70 be
found. II sue should have tlken a Corrosive
poso1 IL would have kills her In OF least
week; If q narcotic, in much shorter tim
r spectfully,
WM NELL, VI. ID.
was present with DIR. Mil 1T the Posi- NOR
TIM and fully concur In bis statenent
CT. MASON.
CSarlestowp, May l3, 1882 lw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

EsrIxR HorEL-BEyHns +. 1HA'S
PRoPMEToR-
Persous stopping at this Home :, ca =.
have Access TO the Livery Stable IT"
duced rates
PD Dean, New York; I. A. Mae,
DIV. washington; w. II. Wade, 4 a., -
Kern, Phil; s. ". Kable, q. V: Anae'ss
MiddIetosD; Horace. Beall, I. .. " siS
incton, Charlestown; J. c. heTI p:i,
Dorsey Tarner, Hejgesville; jas. DE-
err, Altoona, Pa; w. Welch, Eo' n.b.,s
s. G. Gaillard, Sben. Iron WORKS L.
Jones, County; w. II. SeidensIl''AR
r. Rion Lucas, c. G. 3srtg's' 0e''
Hotel, Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

Mr.. Clifton r. Breckenridge, son OF
the late Gen. John c. Breckinridge, VINO
is candidate for the democratic nomlna-
ton for Congressman at large in Arkan-
sas, entered the Confederate army nj nj
teen, came ont of the army at Just el?h-
teen, ragged, without dollar, his father
in exile, and no home to go TO, got WORK
in Georgia, saved some money and went
to college. Leaving that he went 10
brothers plantation in Arkansas, broken
i'm health and without money. Since 1917
he has wrestled with orerflows and mas
saved some money, enough to enable him
to enter on canvass for this place. lie Is
said to possess fine oratorical gifts, anu 10
extremely popular wherever known.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13

eE- The effects of the lockout in the
Georges Creek region are now beginning
to be seriously felt in Cumberland IS the
cessation Of work at the mines Is enforc-
ing idleness oil the canal, the railroad men
and in the boat yards. The railroad roll
ing stock not being In use so far as the
transportation of coal is considered, there
is not that great need for iron in keeping
up repairs, consequently the mill is work
ing scarcely more than half its full force.
humber of the employees in the boat
wards were discharged on Saturday, there
being no work for them to do, aud sever
nj of the laboring men and mechanics left
in search of work elsewhere last week,
while not few of their young men are
contemplating a trip West in search OF
permanent situations.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-13
~ One man with trade is worth

ca5- one man with trade Is worth
Thousand without one. y return To the
obi plan oil appfeuticing boys TO trades Is
being atlvOca.ed. The hosts OF young men
in every large city who apply for employ
ucnt, ai,l fail 10 get it for the reason that
ibcv Cannot truthfully affirm that they
are educated or lifted, Tor any particular
.Lsiucs>, constitute Il potent argument I'D
r.yor of reform. Under the apprentice
ship system we should have fewer ignor-
ant mechanics AMI incompetent business
u.n. \ trade l. half mans fortune.