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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
GUNORs or THE DAT.
I.rcrunrns belong to the aristalsra

LECTURERS belong to the aristalkracy.
TIE Pacific malta hen packed hus-
band, Ynmco5 Strauss. The United
State ma!c---a married man.
WHfs g. ss,,..i,t steals five cents he
doesn't think half the dime that some
day parhsps Old nickel have him.
A NEw Yoag lazy has in preparation
work on ''Cern FsliterB" A cereal,
we presume. Perhaps 1t viii "take the
cake"
ON gentlemen (watching o crowd
round 81 om,sibus) WHAT q hustle ?"
stout Old lady /: '''Old your tongue i'm
pertinence.
IHE more son-orous voice is the
fsyfh i4susli IN 1-<1n1
setfe Tint il s1 II TIA dan ~ ~.
Sscnbcnr1ie GdSestc.
TIE Yorya men nowadays, they're
poor squashy things. The look wcel
enoof; bat the wont wear, the wont
wear. George Eliot.
Or all amu.enents for tho mind,
froiu ogc down 10 fishing,
Taers isn't one that yoa eau dnd
81 ssry cheap AZ Wishing.
"A
lowing pasted up in his Office as his
motto: Never put off until tomorrow
what can be dunned' to-day. - Column
BUS Capital
OFTEN paragrapher has to be funny
when he doesn't feel that way, ---.Spring-
field Sunday Ncus. And Olsen Re thinks
he is that way and he has the entire mo-
nopoly Of such an OPINION.
Preachers and editors may get half
fare rates and complimcntaries on rail-
roads aud to shows ON earth, but in the
approaching hereafter, there is no evil
dence that they viii enjoy any greater
privilege than common people.
vile Herald.
A ooLonEp couple, elegantly dressed
and in the bloom of youth, were passing
up Austin avenue, when tie man was
heard to say: Miss Matildy Johnsing,
does Yer transpire like ! does r.
"Keehon SOL swcats Like . hog
Ieras Strings.
A FATHER in condoiing his daughte,
who had lost her husband, said: al
don't wonder yoa sri4ve for him, my
child you will never tiad his equal
uCli EHOW hs cSIl. Responded tDe
sobbingwidow, "bnt Ill do my best.
The father felt couifaltgd.
Ii rot want to get the reputation OF
knowing heap, do ~ Prof. Proctor
does. He guesses what happened three
or four million years ago. nnd predict.
what is 70 happen is, 600, 900 years hence
1t is only Il few years since he com.
monced, and now he can get credit a,
any grocery.
MIR. GILEs-" What be wrang, Lucy
lass? Thees not lookin' we'll" Lucy
mo; avn worried, Mr.. Giles. Ny
Jem, e do get tipsy SO often" Mr.
Giles--'An' only been MARI d si1
months. Dear dear Now, awe beer
married o matter O fifteen year, aud O
bain't drunkarel y t. - Fun.
TENDER WIFE. SAY, look here! ~.
got to have new velvet skirt right off
Got to have it. This old thing Is worr
out - actually threadbare down the
'front.' Brute Of husband" just tht
thing, my dear. All ths rage. Fashion
item says velvet skirts viii pe very nucl
worn this season. Snuelpaper the back
Of your dress and you're setting tht
style.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15

THEY had been engaged TO lie married
fifteen yearr, and still he had not mus
tered up resolution enough to ask her Il,
name the happy day. One evening he
called in particularly spoony frame Of
mind, ard asked her to sing him some
thing terder and touching. soneti,inr
that would s.move" him. She sat slo4i.
1t tie piano and sang: Darling, I AMI
growing old Brooklyn Eagle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
The Actors Hard Times.

Take the histories of any Of the great
artists now 40 well known nll over the
English-speaking world Miss Lo.ta,
Maggie Mitchell, Annie Pixley. John L.
Raymond, Billy Florence, Ed Harrisan,
John Mccullough, Joe Murphy, .hc
Williamsons, Tony Hart, Emily Eigl,
Annie Ward Tiffany and others, whose
names would fill column. All OF these
struggled against fate, one would have
thought, in their callow days, and sur
mounted difficulties that would have
crushed less bold or persevering people
The record Of the California stage shows
how terrible were the hardsllips some Of
these persons endured, and how gigantic
were the obstacles 10 be overcome. Miss
Annie Pixley, who has made such repu-
tation in " NJ Hiss" told us herself, when
she was playing at the Standard theatre
last season, that she went through scenes
and troubles in the mining districts of
the Golden States that were calculated to
appeal the stoutest-hearted men in her
company. Frequently she had no better
stage on which to play than three billiard
tables put together. Five or six shawls
pinned together sufllced for tlrop-cnr-
tain, and the scenery was Lit up by
tallow dips. Imagine Lady Macbeth
on billiard table. or melancholy
Dane on a green baizc cloth. Miss Lolita
began her theatrical career at San Fran
cisco in the rear of Mike Cohen's Cheap
John store as jig dancer. Ed Harri-
gan was caulkcr, but discovered one
night on the Pacific slope that he could
do more with burnt cork than he could
with oakum and pitch. Maggie Moore
and Mary Anderson could tell queer
stories Of their early struggle for fame
out west, and John T. Raymond would
make quite respectable sum of money
by the publication Of the memoirs Of his
life and it, vicissitudes. -EccAaage
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
TEE OLD NAN VAS THINKING OF
AER.

.
$50 you are not going to marry Ezra
Haskins' daughter, though you know
my heart is set on that MATCH" thun-
dered Sir Marmaduke, the dairy king,
to his con. Lem Norton, the OK tanner of
Yellow Springs.
..No, sir" meckly replied the young
man.
"And, SIR" roarcd The exasperated
father, = may / ask why you daxs thusto
thwart my expressed will
~. sir" said bis son, n q low,
faint saice, Ike ! joks bsfore braakfast
Z bccaAs I asksd - ~ ~ saili sAs
!saIh Y " nss1 ii ] M tn r. 4
1 e. s & :! = g S
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
A Doubtful Apology.

Not many years ago, in the village OF
Eatonton, GA, q man made his appear
ance and stopped at the tavern. He
was possessed Of remarkable nose, ono
which almost monopolized his entire
face--red, Roman, enormous. So great
show was it, that it attracted universal
attention. The chances cast at it, and
the remarks made about it, had rem
dsred its owner somewhat sensitive upon
the subject. A half-grown negro boy
was summoned by tho proprietor to
carry his baggage to his room. Cuifee
was much takea with the nose. As he
came out 81 the ruoih, unable to con.
tain himself longer, he exclaimed:
( .Golly, what . nose
Our traveller overheard him, and went
to his master with demand for punish
mcnt.
Cuffee was called up, end, at tho sug-
gestion Of some bystandcrs, WINS let of
On condition that lie would apologize to
tic offended gentleman. This he read
ily agreed to 10. .sValking ~ the room
where our traveis Us-. and tssnchins
BIS hat and hupli,t -
I \. Ayssssa. I wss ass'hi,, ,icissense Yon
.tl't 6 ! M, iss.ss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15

Ao,sn'cla. tbs game is played
with br.l sud bats. or sticks something
Of the Form Of = priicoeictls tsunchcoa.
hole is hrst male about foot across
sud hsf lost deep. Foar other sta
tons are msrkt-i with pegs siuck into
the ground, topped with piece Of ps-
per, so IS to be readily .a,an. s;ldss are
then chosen, enc OF which secs in.
There may be five " more players on
escn sioe. Suppose .i!rt there are i've.
One player, en- the side tisst i. Gus.
stands Ii, the middle " tie flve-sid4d
space and ritci,r. .is- rail- t,vasyi tire
hole. He IS Salsci ne .sss!as. The
batsnsn hits il of, i. ire can; in which
case he dror. the stick, ard runs to the
nearest station, thence to thu second,
and all rou30 il the hit ha, been far
one. The other eide arc scouting, and
trying to put him ont, either by hitting
the bstsman as he Is running, or by
sending the !,sil into the hole, which is
called grounding" The player at the
hole may decline TO e.rihe the bail, bu:
if he hits ct it, ali misses twice run
ming, he is out. When player makes
the. round OF the ssstious back to tina
hole, his side counts one toward tho
game. When al the players are out,
either by hi. OF the ball being grounded,
the other side get their innings. When
there are only two players left, chance
is given Of pro.onsing the inning by ona
of them getting three balls from tho
feeder; and if he can give hit such as
to enable him to run the whole round,
ali his side come in again, and the
counting is resumed. The feeder is
generally the best player ON his side,
much depending upon his skill and art.
The scouts should seldom aim at the
runners from distance, but throw the
ball up to the feeder or some one near,
who will try to hit or to ground, as
seems the most advisable. A caught
ball also puts the striker out.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
Ths hooking Bird.

The mocking bird Of Florida is de-
scribed as rather dissipated character.
lie foragcs abont, singing in lis neigh
boris vineyard while he robs him, until
the berries Of the Pride-of- China are ripe,
then he proceeds to have regular frolic,
acquires habit Of intoxication, and gets
rs drunk as lord. It is curious TO see
a flock Of these birds at that time. They
become perfectly tipsy, and fly around
in the most comical manner, hiccough-
ing and staggering just like men, mixing
up oil sorts Of songs, and iptcrrupting
each other in the most impudent man.
ner, without any regard to the polite
ness and decorum that usually mark the
Intercourse Of all well-bred society,
whether Of birds or men. They will fiy
about proiniscuously, intrude on domes-
tic relations, forget their way home, and
get into each Others nests and families,
inst like the lords IT creation. After tho
berries arc all gone, and the yearly fro.:c
is OYER, they look very penitent, raAke
many good resolutions. Join the temper.
ance society. aud never indulge agkin till
The next season comes rodnd, ana1 tho
. Z srriss are ripe once mcre.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
WAR AxE roRssr rxrEs,

WHAT IKE FUHHSr TREE4TH3
The land department Of the Den
naent Of the Interior has dcciled L "
Usage orange, cata'pa and aiianthus 10
not timber trees within the meaning 81
the ct a Congress for' the encoirs j.
ment 81 timber planting, passed Jake
IA, 1873. Consequently tsie planting kf
either Of the-se kinds II trees ID NJ
deemed ~eisriissce with s2id ~
Thich will entiAs IRE planter to obtAh
as7snt Of G>.r-stsse,4 lana. This CID.
missioner s.se.s III sahss<lASs IN decsa ID
against tAesa KEGS Alst t&sy srr Soal3
ern in ori.:5l, As'i spr~x~nay not xdA;s-
ed 10 sad the severity q Nscfths,
s~vs..sxs.ss sss sssese- & rsys sss Nigy
woa.d DO we! il, Ie,.sa, lssst hs has
doubts about i!:sir ficalSx3sirs, in Met+h-
ern Dakota. Nls ~ s,oil ~ Ia accord
with taat of r.o,,t ,sJstgrci.. The Usage
orange is ncs hardy t.l most sofia, and
IN r,:,st k,>...<c:ls ia this .,srtion Of the
West, 81 Is sAc~a tg ,aa .aiissro3 to
Elske iEs.i,.g sct,.aa u il, H,s.Saes No
uaa h1ss .>st-cE. tss& It ct aay v@ixc for
a,nbtr. The A@tsnS4r:s IS ,.ts hardy
here, *lfl Il X s, - ~ =, ts>-t j. 1T .Io..
feT ii l.f,s r.ssn! :, - 4 -.sl5- - @lier-
ever it i.s;s h,=,u s25.si IN .ssw.s, on
ecco1nt CO go 81 ~ :; 'es-A t}2s los
scaas rrs,izcy. i -sss .s--. saa~z LAT
the wo>sI r. e<1l,s't., ~ tss.,sg4-.. al
furpitN4a, las :. IS u .las.s.i .a.;i,e vAias
for ct9..'r p''' s~.-.s. Ae,s-a ~ Kew Z
"boonl" Ii .ars.'y III the = ~ tsae, bat
it was .sta.ts3 a.3> sa:.l-,s.'. al ta1..fy I,y
nu@eiy1aei,, sEso as lr,isa o--.--l III tic
sale OF SGD aa3 yo'u-g trees. She CO.
talpa in its rrt: b a. u a ao,si tree,
and GO is tx, 5go,.sa J-rch. but tho
wood If the IasisE has 10 .a..iar qna.i-
ties when it IL gam o. uga4i Prairie
soils, s,tlso,.a!s Tvs Z. arit4 we're es1olled
only :e7s seer7 40. TIE aa.@i,>4 may
rank with tho i.Tet IN t. lev lg.ss, hy
which tilgae csite-psisily pagnsgy alen
viii be re.ssiy With s1z.e.hll4. elaa.-
Chicago Tt'',es.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
THB PRoRLEK
u \. y. KxERsoN.

d h W. EAEhbOWs
InHs church; / Ike oowI:
Iiove prophet Of the soul;
And on my heart rncnsstic siaise
Tall Ike sweet stratus or penkivs an1lsse
Tea mot for al his faith can 80
would that cowled churclman ~
Why should the vest on him allure
Which could not on mo endured
Not from . vain and shallow thought
His awful Joss young Phdias brought
Never from the lips OF cunning fell
The thrilling Dslphic oracle;
Ont from the heart Of Nature rolled
3 The burdens OF the Bible old;
The Ntsnies Of nations came
Like the volcanoes tongue Of dame
Up from the burning core below ~ u.
The csnticle Of love and WOO:
aasss-s-s1ssss-v graf tfsu-sucu rover " fUm0S
And groined the aisles Of Christian Roma
Wrought in q sad sincerity;
Himself from God he could not free:
He builded better than he knew
The conscious stone to beauty grew,
2 know'st thou what wove yon wood-bird's ma
OF leaves and feathers from her breast3 -
Or how the fish outbut her shell,
Painting with morn each annual csllf
Or how the sacred pine-tree adds
To her leaves new myriads?
Such and 60 grew these holy piles,
Whilst love aud terror laid tie tiles.
Earth proudly wears the Parthenon
As the best gem upon her zone;
And morning opes with haste her Ills,
To gaze upon the pyramids;
Ger Engiand's sbbeys bends the ely,
A on its friends, with kindred eye;
For out Of thoughts interior sphere
These wonders rose to upper air;
And nature gladly gave them place
Adopted them into her race,
And granted them an equal date
With Andes and with Ararat -"
These temples grew as grows the graz
Art might obey but not surpas&
The passive master lent his hand
To the vast roul that DER him planned;
And the same power that reared the shrinA
Bestrode the tribes that kneit within;
Ever the fiery Penteoost
Girds with ore aame the countless host,
frances the heart through chanting choirA
And through tie priest the mind inspires
The word unto the prophet spoken
Was writ on tables yet unbroken;
The word by .cers sibyls told,
In groves Of OAK or fanes Of gold,
Still Goats upon the morning wind,
Still whispers to the willing mind.
One accent Of the Holy Ghost
The Needless world hath never lost
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15

Morn PnEvrvTIvE-Moths can be
kept ont of carpets by having the floor
washed in strong suds in which borax
has been dissolved Mt the rate OF table,
spoonful to q pail OF water, and after
busting black pepper on the edges tack
the carpet down again. by this means
moths are kept away, and MS corners and
folds nre their favorite hiding place they
are searched ont ard DESTROYED. Ingram
and other carpets otter being taken up
can be frightened in color Inv sprinkling
q pound or two Of salt over their surface
and sweeping carefully. 1t is usual to
occasionally wipe elf the carpet With
borax water, using a wet flannel and TAX
ing care not to vet the carpet but only
to dampen it.
CREAM CASpr.--One coffee cup OF
white sugar, one or two tablespoonful
Of water, enough to make it dissolve
nicely rs its heato; boil without stirring,
in bright tin pan, until it will crisp in
water, like lnolasses candy. just before
it is done put in q tablespoonful OF ex-
tract Of vanilla and quarter OF a table,
spoonful Of cream of tartar. When suf-
ficiently done pour into b;ttered pan.
and when cool enough to handle, work
il rs you would molasses candy, until it
is perfectly white---then stretch and lay
on marble slab, or if You have to use
the molding board, put bnttered papers
over it, and With chopping knife cut it
into mouthfuls and ret it away until it
dreams, which it will do as it dries out.
re- !. sraina ..s.s,~s IL 10 dnn< nr hefara
you have chance TO pun IT., mt Ds.o.
into the pan and pour water on it and
boil it over again.
4 Coop AND CHEAP WmTEwAsH. -
Few people know how easily whitsHash
is made and how valuable it is when
properly applied. 1t not only prevents
the decay Of wood, lat is greatly con-
ducive to the hasithfulaess OF hisili;ags,
whether wood or stone. Oat-buildiags
and fences, when not painted, should he
supplied oncc or twice ycer, With a good
coat Of whitewash, which should he pre-
pared in thefollowing way: Take mclean,
water.tight ba,rel nr other Suitable cask,
and put ilto it About hal! 4 bushul d
lime; slack il by poariag water over il
boiling hot, and pat ia 4 sufficient quaa-
| tity Of water II cover II fiss inches deep,
and stir IL 1miskIv Till tlsorough sy 4laek-
| enexl: when flr slackcning has been
Thoroughly essucted, 6iAolvc III NDt<I
/ ria add two lassll;1fs II x:ss = n gin
and conlnsosf sait Tiscso N xllus I'M
Al III, ~ \
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
T1E SHARES ALPHABET.

THE SHARES ALPUABET.
M. is mining company
It has cer-tit-i Gates
Aud shares and di-rec-orx
Where is the mine
/ do not know.
Has it treas, u-ry?
Oh, yes There is treas-u.ryi
M. is the MINIS
n, T. is the mine treasury. - uis.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
TRIUMPH OF SCEKNCE.

take about haif pint OF rectifed
spirit and mix with it few dro;s OF
.oloring solution and concentrated es-
sence of brandy, that is the brandy favor
prepared by The druggist, and 10y brisk
agitation The mixture acquires the ap-
peay.rec q cosnac. Yen like a little
bead? Very We'll / add little out OF
this vial, preparation OF nitro benzoin,
or artificial oil Of bitter almonds. Now.
as pour it out the bubbles remain for
some time at the top. However, it does
not taste ripe or fuIl-bodied yet, so add
few drops Of a preparation principally
composed of gly cerine and called by the
trade "age AID body" Another good
bake, and al l need is a label certify
iug that the article ia 1G-year-old
sogase brsaGy," snd there you have my
brandy rea>iy Tor the market. Of course
the experiment hiss been very nasty
one. i siIiply intended to show you the
principie. In p.sotioe about half a
puiui of esc,i of the substances have
inst made use Of would he added to FORTY
gsllons Of rectited spirits, and very
respectable and by no means injurious
brandy is the result. In brief, the
udS,serstion ef spirituous liquids, that
u tke srtiicisl production in few
,oyue Ivy Chemical progress Of similar
rrsut to hat attained by nature in the
..oursc Of months, or even years, has
.,yar7 claim to re regarded as triumph
4 science. Il $50,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15

WHAT ono OF the sex says: A little
old maid confesses that tho smallest
women look hopefully 70 Hymen.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-11-15
RATES or ADVERTISING.

RATES or ADVERTISING;
One Square 20 lines nonparic type) enc week 50
n acknowledgements insertion ..... Vi
One o1n, one year. .,............. 5000
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Sne.aeN eoinmn ONO year. ................. 10 90
nx mohtos: 90 ~
tnfse mo'ishs.. ............. 20 60
9uS14ssA9s1f sANinns enc Srar ............. 10 Gl
49, esx months. 70 ~
y, three aicnths.... IL UU
VWeeBasu eofumn, oae year ............... 70 ~
ok faenths. .............. II 30
n -. tarse months. .......... & E4i
Jne tGuare, one year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il o.
1890. ak MONTHS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 ~
Nree EoAtiis. XIV
IDnd Notices 10 ceuts per line each insest:an
al transient advertising must pc PAID s3r Ia an.
saneo. Regular advertising u.s. able cuart..fJF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
THE MoREY LETTER FORGERY.

II appears probable that "Colonol" Horatlo
Hercules Hadey, who acquired notoriety during
the last pr sdentlal campaign rs secretary Of the
Hancock Republican Club in New York, will soon
emerge from obscurity Ggain and engage public
attention, for Il short time at least, For the last
eighteen months "Hunt the rascal down" has
been John /. DRvGnpors motto, and he has been
unwearled IN his efforts TO discover the author Of
the Morey letter forgery, More than year ago
certain information furnished to Davenport led
him to believe that, If he would, Colonel Hadlcy
could give some valuable information on this sub
l,Ct and II appears that Davenport has persist
entity followed ever since the clew thus obtained,
II Is now learned from n trustworthy source that
Davenport his succeeded in inducing Hatley to
diyulge what he knows about the matter which Is
a good deal. Among the fact5, thus obtained is
that the forgery was ConCooted in the Hancock
Republican tluh. HOd!ey II is understood has
also disclosed the mnnnur IN which the letter was
placed In possession Of the Democratic National
Committed. II is fuNher stated that IlHdleys dis.
clotuTes have convinced these TO whom they were
made that Abram S, Hewitt was merely imposed
upon In the mRtlor Chairman Barnum, It Is
charged Is among these who know that the letter
was not genuiue.-Ncw York tribune.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

Mr.. McLanc, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported bills fer The establishment Of lights ut
the mouth OF the Patuxent River Maryland, aud
at Greut Shoals, in Dorchester County, Nd. Re-
fcIrcd 70 the Commit, c cn Appropriations,
incred. - '''' 'D'''''''
The House then resumed the consideration of
tho bill creating an Executive Department OF Ag-
riculture, the pending question being on the sub-
stitute submitted by Mr.. Hubbsll on behalf of the
Committee oil Civil Service Reform, which was
rejected.
The original bill was pa,scd--yeas, 172; nays,
Z. The negative vote was cast by MessTs Ann
held, Deuser Evins, Hardy, Herbert, Herndon,
(rhe bin provides that the Department of Agri-
culture shall be an executive department, under
the SUI orvsion and control Of Secretary Of Agri
culture, who shall be an experienced and practi
cal asrculturist; AMI establishes the following
bureaus OF that department: Of agricultural pro-
ducts, Of animal industry, of lands, and of sta
ts,ics)
Mr.. McIAne presented memorial of the Balti-
mniino law. Referred.
Mr. Ryan called up the conference report on
The Indian APPROXIMATION bill and \ was adoptf;d'
the House (nt 1910 went into Committee Of the
Whole (Nr Haskell in the chair on the District of
Columbia appropriation bill.
The bill was passed, aflcr debate, by vote of
1Sl ol3.
MIR. Flower offered Il resolution authorizing the
President to call an International conference to
fix on and recommend for universal adoption Il
common prime meridian to be used in the reck-
oning of longitude and the regulation of time
| throughout the world Referred to Committee on
| Foreign Affairs
Mr.. Reed then called up the special order, being
| the bill known as the Geneva award bill.
After discussion the matter went over until to-
| day, when Mr.. Reed Will endcavor 10 obtain a
vote upon the bill.
Mr.. ONell presented petition Of citizens OF
| Philadelphia urging the entire repeal of the
smaller Internal revenue taxes and reduction OF
| the tax on whisky and tobacco. Referred.
mi ul liutt