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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-05
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A gun.trap set for deer instantly killed a
young man in Gatineau District, Ontario, a
lew days ago.
The Mobile (Ala.) Register claims that
what Mobile has lost in cotton she is last
making up in other branches OF trade.
The people Of Michigan at the late cleo.
ton ratified the proposed amendment in
creasing the salaries Of the Circuit Judges.
The vote Of the people Of Nebraska was
almost two to one against woman suffrage,
the totals being 1886 for and 5O,593
against. Eleven counties voted in its
favor. e. ..G
Timid Republicans in Nebraska are fear
ing that the Democrats and Anti.Nfonopol.
lists in the State Legislature will combine
and run OF with the United States Senator
ship and other desirable etilces.
A Wilkesbarre paper asserts that it takes
= key OF powder to mine ton OF coal, but
the Scranton Republican wants it to ex-
plain, il so, the fact that a key Of powder
costs more than the mine price Of two tons
OF coal.
Tho Galveston (Texas) Ne,us infers from
notices found in Washington newspapers
that when gentleman is elected to the
United States Senate his wife becomes
much handsomer than she ever was known
to be before. M
A San Francisco judge, in granting
prayer for divorce recently, held that it was
cruelty on the part OF the husband defend
mt habitually to use vile language toward
hiswiie, especially when it was done in the
presence Of their children. Also, that it
was cruelty to the wife for the husband to
take from u bank certain family property
md devote it to his own exclusive use.
The solar engine, used in Paris for driv-
ing printing press, has proved SO success
full that there appears to be possibility Of
having it successfully employed for light
power purposes in Egypt, India, and other
hot countries. The rays Of the sun arc
concentrated by retlectors on a boiler,
which furnishes steam to an engine Of or
binary construction, and this drives print
ing press Of apparently one-boy power.
A patent has been taken out in Washington
! by an American inventor for similar en-
zine. RI 9ijSsi z N I l5y u
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The PROPHETS Tomb.

Laramie Boomerang. az9 4 5PHsH e .
They say that Bringham Young's grave
Is looking as bare aud desolute as botlle-
ward now. AT first while her grief was
fresh, his widow used to march out there
five abreast, and just naturally deluge tho
grave with scalding tears, and at that time
tho green grass grew luxuriousty, and
the , pisx we, waved in the s0it summer air
the humidity Of the atmosphere disap.
peared, aud griets grand irrigation failed
10 give down. We should learn from this
that the man who tlattcrs himself that in
marrying a wholcprecinct during life he Is
pilling up for the future large invoice OF
ungoyernable woe Ia liable 10 get left. The
prophets tomb looks today Ikea deserted
buffalo wallow, while his widow has dried
her tears and is trying to make mash on
the Utah commission.
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PERSONAL,

Oscar Wiide's big brother wants to come
to America on a lecturing tour.
DR.. Hermann Muller insists TINT bees
have preference Tor blue among colors.
Carlyle said that George Washington
was Just Oliver Cromwell with all the
Juice squeezed out.
General Malone finds New York u more
agreeable place Of abode than either Wash.
ington or Richmond.
Mr.. G. A. Sala warns Mrs. Langtry that
II she does not grumble little the Amer.
cans may begin to mistrust her.
Ex-Governor Richard Oslesby, Of iii.
nois, is the latest entry in tho race for the
United States Senate from his State.
Kossuth recently celebrated the eighty.
first anniversary Of his birth and the thirty
third Of his condemnation to death Us a
traitor. -.gl..
Captain Allen May, Of Hudson county,
KY, a distinguished soldier, who Is ninety
one years OF age, Is soon to lnarrya young
lady OF nineteen. #....
Professor Ilamerton thinks that wealthy
mems houses in America are too elabor-
ately frcscocd. It ra slight, cheap art, he
says, 10 be done without much effort and
without any attempt at elaborate finish.
The Marquis OF Harrington has attended
to politics rather than horse.racing during
the past few years, though he seldom misses
race, and during the season Of 1880 thir-
teen OF his horses won whose victories
melted the Marquis the snug sum Of slo,675.
Sergeant Ballautine, the distinguished
English barrister, who is now on the way
to the United States, made a long journey,
q few years ago, to India. While there he.
defended the Guicowar Of Baroda, and re-
ceivcd IN enormous fee for his services,
large portion OF which he dropped at Mon
AGO on his way home.
Sir Garnet Wolseleys grcat.grandiather
was the Colonel Wolseley who, in the old
"No Popery" days gained the battle OF
Ncwtownbuller, aud caused the mayor OF
Scarborough to be well tossed in blanket
III the market.place far making a speech in
favor OF King James. The tales Of his
grandfather are said to have been the in
SEPARATION OF Sir Garnet in his early days.
Robert Toombs Of Georgia, is thrifty and
is one Of the richest men in the South.
Alexander II. Stephens used to say that at
school Toombs was looked upon as big,
dull, awkward boy, who would never
amount to much. "But," Mr.. Stephens
would add, "When Friday came and the
school week was over, we always found
that Bob Tombs had. all the. marbles,
knives, etc, which had belonged to the
rest OF the schoolboys."
Sarah Bernhardt- Damala's delicacy OF
: constitution, prominent French manager
Declares ismuch exaggerated in the papers.
She is wefasnof, wire, and can endure
twice as mteh tatigue as woman Of ap.
parently twice her strength. One great
secret OF her power OF endurance is the
facility with which she can sleep. Travelling
by day, she merely pulls down the curtains
OF her compartment and slumbers soundly
through the hours Of her journey.
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Iiitit the Firnt Time.

The London Times prints the following
palpably imaginary story Ola certain Irish
NJ. r. who had been describing Ills trav.
els in the fur West, and the virgin forests
there. "What lisa virgin forest2" asked IN
auditor. "phwat is vairgin forest is 1t 20
want TO know? A vairgin forest, sorr, is
one phwere the hand O man has niver set
tut, bedad" ."r
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ec,plo, MY, Dec, l 1877!

-T1--.-E " EClPlUI n. II DEC. !, Io15. ]
and AZ. ss t31 p q hs napsi pse
tice, but n,n my sole family phys.
10 cases. Over year ago I recommend.
ed your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who
has been under medical Treatment Of Alba.
ny's best physicians several years. She has
become thoroughly cured Of her various com.
plicated diseases by their use. We both
recommend them To our friends many OF
whom, have also been cured Of their various
ailments by them. Rrv. T. R. WARREN.
-, s'''li5' :, 5s,s5Sil. 4 ~ 3 * gThsAw
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SAMUEL i. McCoLloCu, c,s,,


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not be commenced, OF being conmenc, sb,l iI ~,
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shall be completed. "'"'' VIC 'Ane
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Dr.. Picrce's "Pellets''-the original Little
Liver Pills tsugar.coated) cure sick and BIZ
ious headache sour stomach. and bilious at.
tacks By druggists. rurdK.
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This Is the opinion Of Judge !. T. Bossier,
Of St. Tammany Parish, La. III have found
St. Jacobs Oil to be very eilicacious nsprains
or bruises. think there no oil or lini,
ment equal to it."
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The State Of West vlryinIA-
SAMUEL b. MccoLlocA. c,.,,
sHERlffS kEri,pv

q, amelia ~ +; Woehl Is no lnhab!Ant O, nv A,m
we wek, nor Iolhh therein this tth DIV ~ so etui'
' oe'' '''1' JOHN v. MITCHELL p' y
sThe object Of this sui. Is to obtain OF, N. Wv.
mo mo rom ths aTS,ss from ho bond s
an stlldaslt nled herein That he dehPnH.nf ilcG
teaiuent OF tho state Of West Vlninia an NO aoi
VT the AID defendant do appear Within On eNsS
sns no asiS q the . publication Of hi, sS.
Hu n 10 "hat Necessary 10 protect he, in,a.s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE or
NORTH WHEELING LOTS.

NORTH WHEELING LOTS.
Annie T. Palmer "a ct al, IN chancety In II.
Mary R. Fault al. JwheeIiipss.. Court OF
= BY virtue Of too dccrees In said cause oo,..
November q, 1872. and November ISL v sI,e w.
1-i@ "WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER o. lsss W.
beginning At O'Clock A. a, The ftnnt ,t,.,
the Court House Of Ohio county, sell Al nnb no oa
ton to the highest bidder, the flOwlnp ,,o, aaS
on the east side Of Main street. being nm, ks'oPt!
ID and %, BEGINNING on Main street al ihe ro. .yh
west corner OF the brick building known =, u wv.
hrne seckmnns, thence with Main sinet ns, az;
feet, thence by an even width 49, lei 10 thS ".
ern line Of taid lots. ~ '"e etN'
said property is known a. the FOURTH pprU
BfTERlAN CHURCH PROPERTY. and WIZ, m's
sold In one or more parcels. wa "
TERMS or sALE-Une.i0urth OF the nr,,h.,.
motley attd a. much more III the pnrcbs,",' m .n.
elect to pay In cash, and the residue In ihrre sanI
annual payments with interest Thereon, INN ~
ale the purchaser to give notes with gooi petG,.
security Tor the deferred payments, AID lhe MI
be retained unIil payment III full Of ihe re%S,.
money. A: ] CLARKE
Special Commission,
J. c. HERvEf, Auctioncet. O''''
]. Thos. N. Darrsh Clerk OF the Nunirin. cor.,
Of Wheeling. certify that bond and ,ecuty S"t.
been given by said Special Commiaioue, A, sI ~.
ocsl:r THos. NJ. DARRAH c,.,,
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. A. CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In.
dItcretions Of youth. nervous weakness. early de-
cay. loss Of manhood, &c, will send recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send 4 scitaddtesscd envelope TO the
REV: JOSEPH 7. 1NNAN. Station D. New York City.
.0r1l.TThg : . : 80
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For all bodily ailments, arising from impur-
ty Of blood a torpid liver. irreeularity Of the
bowels, indigestion. constipation, or disor.
dered kidneys, is warranted in free use Of
BuMocK BLOOD BIrrERs. Price$l.O0. pAw,
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LEWls-N0RlS-Dn Thursday, November %,
lsS2, at lhe residence Of james Patterson In Wash.
inston county. Pa, by Kew. A. q. Eagleson, MI.
JOHN LEw1s and Miss EMlLY J. MONS, both Of
Dallas, W, Va, '.I-.l- = -.
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4 MnryA1Ou,u( ,nr.x,

II you wish to be cured with Peruna, and
astonished ut past errors, peruse 1.-THE Ills OF
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0v|E !:
0vERC0ATS.

The warm weather Of October made trnde dull
with manuiacturcrs and left them with too many
oySrcoats OIL hand. consequently they n1e now
selling them very cffcaN We hare lust recef we'd
large lot. bought away down In price. and ean say
10 I'LL wanting such goods, that we cnn give you the
largest assortment bent shape and Styles ever seen
In this market, and at less cost than the material
question, isrg o.JJUF ~, f5fg iJ- 10 e-it s1fl-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-05
MARRIED..

Nothing builds up shattered constitutions
so quickly as Browns Iron Bitters. pAw.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

County cinnl. Court. November Rules NY
Amelia i: vosA,. IA cA'nesy 10, p,,sr..
SUMMONS.
The State Of West Virginia.
a.. TO the HheriU Of Ohio County c,,o,,.-
We command you thai yo,, ~ ~, eseelins:
voehl. y she " found In your 6aIliWSt amelia :.
y NC CLERKS oalce Of The ClrnI, CH,;,I9 apps.t
S tSS s sSs 70 b held SS' son2 h No
byJ. Henry voehi. and hive is ~ a,s at CoNn
witness: samnel 3, MeColloSh, GSV si my VIII.
Court, A. the court House Of MID SanfSiout MID
City o. Wheeling, the Is, day Of SotsGnii. N The
s sId 'ae twentieth year The State NJ, w
"A Copy teEte. - JOS
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We Ask You to Consider These
s,sa Things.
0yercoats, Suits, ....
Goods for Merchant Tailoring.

In fact We want you 10 look into every depart.
ment Of our store, and We arc sure that the styles
qualities and prices will convince You that We are
better prepared to serve yottr wants than any ore
else In the city. gfWl7 r9Fgl lsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

defamation, select reading, poem by VIM.
Bicknell, and partaking OF picnic refresh
ments including the health-giving water
from the spring, and from its water bottled
In Boston. The company included Prof
Luther w. Mason, his two daughters, one
OF whom was Mrs. ii. A. Irish with her
husband and their twins, OF Hartford.
Prof. Mason arrived at his daughters Mt
noon that day, having left Japan on July
18th, arriving in California the the 3Oth.
After two years and a half OF service at
Toxic, Japan, teaching vocal and instru-
mental music, Ia the Imperial Educational
Department, on six months leave OF alb
sence. lie has taught an orchestra CON-
posed of first and second violins, cello,
base viol, flute, and clarionet to play. Has
taughtone of the court musicians the ele-
ments of composition who has composed
four.part song. Glasses Of two hundred sing
In fine style English ballads with Japanese
words Has had the assistance OF Mr.. Is
ava. Mr. Kodzu, and the cooperation OF
the court musician, and proved that Japan
csc can acquire our methods OF singing.
II Is mental feast to talk with Dir. Ma
son, Turner boy, whom / have known
from a child. HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

FRYEBURG.-The Fryeburg Water Com
pany have laid the pipe across the river,
and men are now at work at the head Of
the stream, trenching for the further lay
ing Of the pipe.
On Aug. % the Fryeburg Temperance
Camp-meetiug will meet at the Martha's
Grove Camp Grounds, where they will be
addressed by Representative Dngley, and
Senator Frye, also DR.. j. A. SWEET of
Browndeld, has promised to be present to
take part in the exercises OF the occasion.
Still f. p. W. is improving his build
ings. He has built piazza around his
store, and put coat OF paint on.
Mr.. J. C. Gerry is fixing up the old
Warren store for his goods.
Fryeburg is awaking from her slumbers
and is really approaching the front as one
Of the liveliest towns.
Mr. William Kelly, DR., one of our re-
spected citizens, is doing large and sue
cessful business in his well known livery
stable. He is ever ready to serve his Gus
toners to perfection, and we all wish him
success in the future.
on the evening of the 10th, a large num-
Der of teachers from all over the union,
met at the residence Of Hon. George B.
Barrows. Among the principal teachers
were Miss Bowker, Of the Forest City,
also Miss Hull of Rockland, Maine, and
Mr.. Prescott of New Jersey.
Business in Fryeburg Is excellent and
prospecting well.
The crops are looking well.
My brother reporter of Bethel, speaks
in thankful accents for the former rain,
and If he refers to the later reign of Fred
Robe, why Fryeburg sends greeting the
18th Of September, aud that greeting will
be an overwhelming majority for the grand
old soldier.
The New Church had an annual fair at
Court Hall, where they enjoyed themselves
aud made a good thing out Of it.
On Thursday evening, the Old Church
held their June fair and faired well.
A CITIZEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22
NonwAy.-we are sorry to learn that

NoRwAY.-We are sorry 10 learn that
Mrs. +. &. Allen is quite sick.
Mr.. F. Ii. NOyes aud wife, left home
"Wednesday morning for Peaks Island.
Miss Matte f. Brooks commenced a
term OF school at Andoycr last Monday.
Stephen Pottle sold his black horse one
day thi, week to Williams & Thayer of SO.
Paris. The price was In the vicinity OF
$500.
Mrs. Clara Drake and Miss Lizzie Shack
ley entertained their Sunday school classes,
wednesday, with picnic at Ordway's
grove.
The following are booked for Old Orch
ard this week DR.. G. i. Jones, wife and
son ID. S. Andrews and daughter; Geo.
W. Holmes and WIFE Mr. T.. S. Mason
and wife.
The Cannon boys valuable family horse
recently broke It's fore leg In the ankle
Joint. The fracture was set by DR.. Titon
and every means are being used 10 save
the animal.
Il. W. Locke, pulp manufacturer at
Shows Falls lost the third finger on the
left hand Tuesday, by catching ii In n
boring machine. Drs. Evans and Holden
attended the wound.
Miss Sarah Bradford, OF South Paris,
TO get relief from headache, recently
took an overdose OF belladonna, which
came near proving fatal. DR.. Tilton Of
this place was summoned, who succeeded
in saving the young lady's life.
MeSsrs. Faunce & Elder have sold their
meat market TO Fred Briggs of South Paris
and LOREN r. Brett of Otisfeld. They
will commence business at once under the
firm of Brett & Briggs.
We are sorry to hear that Rev. Mr.. Wis
wall is no better, and does not find the
change of climate to bring as favorable
result Us his friends had hoped. There
are many anxious ones here in Norway,
praying for more favorable news, and his
speedy recovery.
C. II. Noble, OF Noyes drug store, is
away rusticating at the Islands near Port
land After weeks soiourn near the
briny deep, and visit at his home in
East Poland, we expect to see our young
friend back at his place OF business, much
improved in health. Hobbs will then
take his vacation, no doubt.
The summer term Of school in Dist No.
| / closed July 2Sth. Miss Ella +. Moul-
ton taught the school and did most excel
lent work There Is no district in town
where both parents and scholars take
more Interest In education. Whole num-
Der of scholars %; average attendance 81.
The following did not miss day Lucre-
tia Brooks, Bertha Brooks, Edith Brooks,
Minnie Upton, Gertie Bennett, Lola Her.
rick, Birdie Herrick, Rosie Symonds,
Oracle mouds.-Adrertiser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

PARIs.-Dea. Elbridge Forbes is shingl'
ing his house. Jacob Daniels is bossing
the carpenter work.
The factory employees endeavored to or
eanize a mutual accident insurance COM
pany, last week, but got only 30 names and
so decided to give it up.
Chandler Garland and Chas. Water man
have sold out their grocery business in
Cambridge; Mr.. Garland is going into the
clothing business when he returns to Bos-
ton.
Mr.. Mellen Rawson of Boston is visiting
at C. T. Mellen's; Mr.. Rawson is printer
who learned his trade in this office, and
has been on the Boston Advertiser for twen-
ty years.
A new fence has just been built in the
rear of the Jail. 1t is Of pickets, and re-
places an old board wall formerly built
there. This makes the rear Of the Jail
lighter and healthier.
John Black, our Town Collector, paid
the whole Of his County tax before the goth
of August. Paris pays one-tenth of the
entire County tax, and Mr.. Black gets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

HARTFORD, Aug. l4th.-At II. A. Bick-
nell's, Hartford, on the eleventh, the two
sons, the two daughters, with two grand
daughters, met at the old homestead to
congratulate their mother on her seventy
seventh birthday, and their father on the
happy occasion who had seen his seventy
eighth natal day on the twenty third OF
May before. In the afternoon, a party OF
thirty, from a child to old age, visited
Hartford Cold .Spring,-eighty rods from
where the mother was born. The time
was occupied in happy greetings, singing,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22
4 WORD To THE WISE Is SUFFI.
GENT.

The time has come for the nomination
of candidates in the Representative Dis
trictS. Governor Plaisted's veto of the
Apporti0nment bv the last Legislature, de-
wolves delicate duty upon the people, in
claSscd towns. Mutual forbe2rsnce, and
mutual interest, should characterize their
action The best men should be brought
forward, aud put in nomination, regardless
OF locality. 10 not mean, men against
whom there i no objection, nor perfect
atH. for every man who has an opinion Of
his own. and the manlinesS TO maintain 1t,
will have enemies but mean honest men.
capable men. men who will act from their
convictions of right, and who stand firmly
upon the Republican Platform. All per-
Sonal feeling and prejudice must be laid
aside, and the nomination must receive
hearty and cordial support. We some
times think that the defeat OF a candidate
will result in no serious consequences
that the party i strong enough, and we
shall have the qualification Of seeing the
man defeated But i IL 80: Let Us look
AZ the matter. The consequences may be
disastrous 4 [. :. senator is 20 be chosen
by the Legislature elected in September.
The House and Senate nominate separate
Is. and If they both nominate the same
man they meet 10 Joint convention and de-
clare HIN elected. Ii not, they proceed To
elect on Joint ballot, by majority vote.
Now do you wish 20 see Hon. Vim. =. Frye
returned 70 the L. ). Senate: Ii so, can
you afford to withhold your vote from the
man who will support him, if elected:
Your individual vote may decide the COM
pleNion Of the next Legislature, and who
shall be the L. 5. Senator. In relation 10
Governor and Representatives 20 Con-
gresS, q plurality Of votes elects. Every
voter should feel his individual response
bility and not feel Indifferent. We should
80 arrange our business as 70 be At the
polls early, and deposit our vote for those
men, and those only, who represent our
principles, call attention to this subject
at this time, that the individual voter may
have an opportunity to candidly consider
the matter, and know, and feel his iRdi-
ridual responsibility.
+. W. WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

SoUru PARIs.-The bridge by the hour
mill has recently been repaired in a manner
highly creditable(i) to the town.
The New Orleans Ministries were In town
last week and gave one Of their pleasing
entertainments; their band music was ex-
ceedngly fine.
Rev. +. c. ingalls, has returned from his
vacation.
Mr.. John Carsley's team ran away near
the -four mill. Saturday. Mr.. C.'s wagon
pole was broken, also pair OF shafts for
Mr.. True.
On Wednesday last at about II 80 A. NJ,
an alarm OF fire was sounded, but it was
soon suppressed, as burning chimney
was found to be the cause.
Mr. Will Shaw has sold his horse to a
Lewiston party Tor the sum OF 500. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

Senator Anthony has been quite tena-
cious of his purpose to have the printing
of speeches in the Congressional Record
limited to speeches actually delivered. The
printing OF undelivered speeches he says is
an enormous expense TO the government.
1t is a Justification Of the record, and it
tends to give some members who, as mat
ter of fact are not capable of making q re-
spectacle speech, prominence which they
do not deserve. 1t is fraud upon their
constituents, as well as drain upon the
treasury. 1t tends to swell the Record to
enormous proportions, and has nothing to
commend it.-Erchange.
Senator Anthony viii have the support
OF all who are familiar with this abuse,
and who think Congress can do better
than furnish so much waste paper to the
country.