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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
CARP CULTURE.

The third biennial report of fish
commissioner Long. seems to Indicate
that the culture of carp may become a
big thing for the farmers of Kansas.
"A half an acre of land, or water. rather.
devoted to the culture of this fish
would probably be the best paving
half acre on the farm, and certainly
the one affording the most pleasure.
The carp is wonderfully prolific and its
growth is amazing A female earn
weighing five pounds contains 5OO. 900
eggs. MIR. Long embodies i'm his re-
port the replies of many farmers, who
had stocked ponds, to queries as to
how they are getting along. Mr.. Ed
wards, of DOniphan county, reported
fish seventeen inches long and weigh
ing over there pounds, that had been
put In as minnows eight months be-
fore. Prof. Shelton of the A Agricultural
College reports fish one and one-half
years old weighing three pounds each,
and Gays they can be raised with less
trouble than chickens. w. G.. Ross, of
Cnioptown; Bourbon county, reports
fish increasing in two months from
three inches to eleven inches in length.
The carp will eat anything. aud its
is attended with great
pleasure. 1t is a most excellent table
nsh, and always commands a good |
price. For further Information Mr. !
Longs report should be procured.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
GRAND ARMY ITEMS.

The members oftheG. 4. II. in this section
may find the following items from late mum.
Der of the Topeka Capital, of Interests
Pennsylvania has the largest membership OF
the Grand Army, New York next and Ohio next
! A battalion of Grand Army men from New
Hampshire has been organized TO attend the
| Denver reunion.
/ The Grand Army posts in Denver will have a
{ fpacious aud elegant hall within the next six
weeks. Tie room structed exl ressIy fol
the order in Euclid hall is now muc h too small
to accommodate A. Lincoln post, which has a
membership Of over 800
Grand Army posts are 81 ringing up in all the
| leading towns and cities of New Mexico and
that territur y is soon to be organized intp a
provisional department. Applications for
posts have been made from Socr rro, Santa Fe,
Albuqurque and Silver City.
The prospective meeting of the National En-.
campment at Denver in July, is arousing great
interest among the old soldiers in the territp-
rics, and posts ere organizing very rapidly.
Senator Tom Bowen, of Colorado, il an en-
thIsias;ic Grand Army man, being member
of a. Lincoln Post, Denver, and the newly
elected Ssnat Palmer, of Wise msin, il also a
jealous member of the order
4 site for the grand camp II the old soldiers
at Denver ON the occasion of the National En-
campment and reunion In July, was selected a
week or so ago. 1t is north of the boulevard.
which overiooks Denver, and commands a
grand view # the mountains ard up the Platte
\ bountiful supply of wuttr will be obtained
from tile artesian well, which has lust been
struck, aid from the northern lakes electric
lights are to bepnt up, and a. for transporta-
ton ficilitiss, the Chicago, Burlingt n 4 Ouin-
cy railway eNteniion / COLLEEN will have q 81 lie
track to The camp, and there will be several
horse-car iines besides it is expected that the
circle railroad Will be extended to the roint
and 1t is hoped tn a the cable line will he r. adv
by that tine. Aside from all this, the distance
is only three-quarters Of mile, and in every
particular the cation 1, considered by the De
partinent mmander t. be by far the most ia
vorable. An ele- ant Duse il to be built on the
grounds BY one If the owners of the land which
VIII be usei for head quarters, and an INNER e
avilion will be er, cted FIR holdi: meetings,
anquets, etc Barracks will be erected and |
tents itched sufficient to lodge 20. 900 men |
The attendance of old ldier, upon the reunion |
will probably reach 20, 600.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
"PucK's" SIGNS OF SPRING.

When the poets begin to bubble.
When the strawberry mistakes isself
for millionaire.
When the goat has his portrait ia
ken for the buck beer poster.
When the chest protector begins to
look jealous of the fan.
When the dog looks sadly at the tin
can thawing out of the snow drift.
When the young mans lunacy light
ly turns to thoughts of flats and an en-
gagement.
When the seedman gets out a chro-
mo catalogue and sells onions for i'm
ported bulbs.
When the professional versifier be-
gins to build his autumn poems for the
magazines.
When the comic paper that was
started in January announces that it
will suspend publication during the
summer.
When the undertaken circulates
newspaper items about the unhealth-
fulneess of wearing heavy fianneIs too
late in the year,
When the star tragedian arrives i'm
Union Square, after perilOus pedes-
TRAN tour from the uttermost confines
Of the western circuit.
When the fashionable pastor begins
to develop an interesting cough and to
hint that the air of Europe is good for
ncipent consumption.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
ARRANGEMENTS FOR ARBOR
DAY

The school board, preferring some
systematic arrangements for setting
the school grounds i'm trees, rather
than leave the matter to the voluntary
and undirected efforts of the children
and few interested citizens, have
decided upon the following plan: A
paper will be presented to as many as
the board can conveniently reach, for
the names Of those who will either
bear the expense of having one tree
set out and suitably protected, or fur
nlsh and set out the tree themselves.
A number of good trees have already
been engaged, and an experienced man
engaged to set them out The trees
will be set out on Arbor Day, next
Tuesday. The entire cost of each tree,
set out and strongly protected will not
he more than % cents. The board
would not hesitate to appropriate the
necessary funds for the purpose, but for
the reason that the funds are not avail
able. We are sure no one will object
to the trifie required. Those who are
not solicited will have an opportunity
to sign this paper to-day and to-mor-
row at Henderson & Amrine's store. or
the REGISTER office.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
Allen Center Chips.

We are abou. done sowing our spring grain
md some of our neighbors are about through
blowing for IN. Wheat is BADLY damaged by
cool for planting corn yet
Mr.. Carroll, WIN had his arm br ken some
time ago. is convalcscent
Willie Morrison's mumps are very promi-
nent features ofhis face at resent
Allen Centrr's lyceum held its last meeting Of
the season at tn" new school house last Thurs
day evening; a full house was in attendance.
The exercises were good throughout. he mu-
sic by he Giee Club was not t. be pNcplled.
Quite lengthy pro. ramme and great many
exercises were left out ON account of not hav
ing time t. execute them, being in all enough
for two evenings entertainment We hore the
participants Will Re encouraged, FIR we deem
such a interesting, ent raining and berefoial.
Mr. q. p Morrison, of Carr II County, Ind.
has been visiting the family IF David Morrison
for the past two weeks. He intends moving to
Crawford county.
Weare sorry to learn that our school marin
was led hone last 1hursday evening by the
constable
Lou Hackney IL pressing hay in this vicinity.
There is large acreage # fax Gown in this
neghborhood.
C. II. Hackney Las returned to LaHarre
W W. Patterson has a fill supply of staple
goods in his new store at LaIIarpe.
Ler y Ruayan j. teaching writing school at
Rose Hill INCoGSITo.
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PECK,S BAD BOY AND HIS pa

Ge0rgr Peek is admitted by common consent
to be one II Americas Greatest H,unorists
His former books, Pm and ''Sunsline >;
have won for him a Continental renawn I'm.
his last book is undoubtedly his ma terpiece
Peek Bad Boy is a ''h ,ly Terror He i full
from top 10 toe of pure, unauthorized cusset-
NJ IS lie lies awake at hights in,eutipr
schemes OF ueyiliry, and rises with the lark To-
put them into execution. The ST sht of him
makes The grocer man tired every time He
leads his pc, Pa the life IF dog one day A. 4
81 martyr the next. He makes his Pa u,i-
saIce IN church. a fool at home. and a laugh
in.stock to the world Nothing escapps lis
atte3tI0n; MOI hing is too comm nplace and moth
Ing too sacred forth m b. make the occasion of
some dialoi.cal joke. Fishing. skating, max
ing New fe2rls calls, or rambling in the woods
in summer, ii is all the same He il evidently
possessed of q whole legion OF devils H. Is
With ut doubt the very worst boy ever born in
aaer.ca. And yet he is the most popular bow
ID America to-day: The boys read OF his esca.
pades and regard him as q greater hero than
Geor5e W ashington. The girls read this book
and think ihe. way the Bad Boy got even with
bse Sirl was just splendid. Fathers read il and
sigh Odd bache'o read ii aud thank heaven
they have no boys. Ministers smurgIp il into
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
CARLYLE Cuts,

The present week has BEEN one Of uninport-
ant events Farmers have all been very lusy
pre-. arm ;ihe'rgr unif II the planting OF corn
the stalk-rntter ard raker. the fire. aud the
pillow, ca h doing it, part toward the common
end.
On last Sabl ath while at church cur good
;'cuple were startled by the smoke of prairie
tire, which obscurei the sun. The wind VI as
lowing furiously. and pieces of burnt grass
we're carried miles by it. About , cr o clock
p m, il reached the section line ore mile
south of the county lire which lay the eff r,s q
the people VIII had gathered it was prevented
from crossing, except at one point However,
this was overcome. and the fire was at an en!
Farther north, se understand several houses
were devourei by the flames J. H. Lemas-
tiers lost several stacks; also some 9th RS hal
some losses which we viii not mention
The services held by the Presbyter.a during
tie past two. weeks came to a cad on last
Thursday night. number have united with
the church, as = resalt
Mr.. Chas. NJ kinnear mas been quite illEor
the past t,eo weeks. We hope to hear of his
speedy csyery. The youa ,.st son of Mr.
c. sine is also on the sick list.
fSIiss Matte Cummings, after vacation Ct
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30

three weeks, has again begun to teach; this
Gne, short distance east of lola.
Mr.. James Dunlap again presents his beam
ing countenance among us after an absence of
several weeks at Wichita
J. ii. Baughman gave us visit.
Mr.. Paxton, of Illinois. has been visiting
at Captain Christians.
The weather for several days has been Quite
cool, cloudy. and sometimes showery
LETTUCE c.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract of real estate transfers filed
for record in the Registers office oi
Allen county, Kansas, for the week
ending Wednesday, March 81, 1883,
furnished by Othick & Smith, abstract
ers of title.
J W willett and wife to Nancy wflle,t; swo
nwq, See g.. -. r IL; less ght Of way OF ST.
LIT INV R; At c aim deed-s5 %
Wii,eit and wife to Nancy Wi lert; VIII
st Lit &W RR; ct claim deed-SIUO co.
Lon Wiiiett ct IL to Macy Wllett; swa nwa,
sec 81, u, r /; less right of way Of st l. II
W X; at claim lie d-S5 o..
Rachel " aIker It III to Nancy Willctt: svu
nwl. sec j., u, r 10; less right of way Of ST.
l. Fl. >& RR; ut ,I.tn deed-s5 90.
Nancy Whit to wyer; VIII. nwq. sec
81. tsl. r IS; l. IS right If way # st. LIT. a
W X; warra lty derd-Sl .35 90
Nancy l. Grigg and hast and to W NJ HART
man; nwq, sec; I -, Z; at CAIN deef-S4n
Nathan Powell to Catharine sherman; p' ut
VIII. swa, sec =. p, l.; warranty decd-sI0i
q W Hoss and wife to j J Nanfosscn: swq
swq. sea -. t2i, Is; warranty dped-S6 O. 20
T""mas Kelly t. SAUL Kelly; part eh. neg.
warra t. ueitt-SI, 5D.s
john Riggs to saml Kelly; lart swq, sec II,
a, Is; warranty deed-S5O 90.
l. L III lste!u and wife t. John Norris: nwo
sec -. To, q; ut claim dead-sl 100 o.
Allen county 10 Ge rye Sleeper; swq sec %,
"a, IL; ~herinTs dee ISL 80. 90.
Fannie st Jver ant husband to u II Dayt.n;
lot ), bi - urdy's addition t. HumboIdt; " ar
ranty desd-si 900 ~
III McC'ur. to W Nor.hrIp: lot | and Z,
bl -. la;warranty deeds - 10
Allen uhty :" J II Gardner; lot ;, b %,
tax der;l-S26 ~
y III Bain.S artner q al to y Othirk: lot +
IN seq sc 70, : -, l.; warranty deed
$500
u G Wood and WIFI 10 4 r. Sweet; undivided
n LOT .. -, lola; warranty depd-S25O 90
hntz and wife To- ilrnry Stow; lot 4 in
sell sec q. %, r Is: warranty dced-st O. 90
Lucildt G Lac<rv and husband to Patric,,
Raven; lot Il, b 81, W Hunb 1ldt addition TO
liunb 'ldt; warranty dee i-S!T5.Ot
Thos Kelley to Siml Kelly; swu sec 81. to3
+ Is One acre IN $50 sec -, q, r Is: warranty
irpl-S o b. 60
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30

their Studies and nearly choke themselves with
vain attempts to suppress their merriment
AGED srinsfers read it, and, unaccustomed TO
tat Everybody reads it. II is the most popu-
lar book OF the age. The illustrations are most
graphic and suggestive. The artist, who is one
81 the old Masters of chicago, has caught
the authors hnmor. and his sketche. greatly
enhance the value Of the book The picture Of
the Bad Boys Pa fighting the hornets. or de-
seehuihs Dy MS patent iire-escape, or receiving
neart ef the authors humor. The book which
Is just out, is for sale by all booksellers, or
mailed post paid, on receipt of rice (clotL 81
paper 81 cents by Belfur 4, Clark 4 Co Pub
fishers, Chicago
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
FARM FOR SALE.

A no. / farm about 81 miles north
west of lola Allen Go. containing 160
acres bottom land, so acres in cuitiva-
ton the balance in timber. principally
oak and walnut, the timber is fenced
with hog tight fence, and the creek
which runs through it affords never
failing water Good /! story house on
high ground, all finished. Well of the
best of water, also large cistern- at the
door, Small orchard of apple, peach
and cherry trees, also grapes, straw
berries &c, Price S3500. For further
information inquire of Chas. H. lib
bett on the premises. lola March Sd,
1888. If
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
lola REGISTER.
SUPPLEMENT .
FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1888.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS.
The Events of the Week in all Parts
of the County.
Moran Matters.

Items scarce; everybody too busy to make
any.
Mr.. Newt, Browns child, aged two years.
died last week of Group; The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the entire community.
W ii. DeIIart has abandoned the idea of
moving to Fort scott and has purchased T ur
acres of land .oath of and adjoining town and
is hui diuy thereon.
Mr. J VI spar, # Ellis & Co.'S dr,fg store, is
In lding on two acres he bought OF Mr. Ross
Esquire Jackson has built Il new house on his
claim twn miles north Of Fairlawn scho h ,nse
and will mpve this week
Mr.. Lamb has moved into the house he
bought of Bad ct. Mr.. Lamb is now at home.
The exhibition at Fairlawn was grand sue
cess and called forth the praise Of all present
But where all did their parts well it would
De useless t. speak pers 'nal,. They were all
we'll drilled in their pats; which speaks well
for Their teacher Miss I.oda Strong
Mr.. lanes DeIIart, of Grisw old, iowa. stop
ped few DAYS to visit his brother a Il rrla-
tives in and around town He has bee. t, Eu-
ka Springs, Ark, TO try the waters there and
has very little faith in them. His mother. Mrs
Sarah reIIart, who has been visiting here this
winter, lie urned with him.
Will Clothier is visiting In Illinois so am
informed.
Protestant Methodist quarterly meeting at
the school house next Saturday and Sabbath.
The entertainment at Mr.. W. }. Steele's was a
very enjoyab affair; so say those who were
there.
Mr. Henry Smith, of the firm OF Gorrril &
smith is building a Residence. Henry, this
looks rather suspicious; rise and explain. =.
PENCIL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
A Blessing to Mankind,

In these times when our newspapers
IRE flooded with patent medicine adver-
tisemeuts, it is gratifying to know what
To procure that will certainly cure YOU.
If you are bilious, blood out of order,
liver inactive. or generally debilita,ed.
there is nothing in the world that will
cure you 81 quickly as Electric B:tters
They are blessing to all mankind, and
can be had for only fifty cents bottle of
W. j. Evans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
Geneva GATHERINGS.

Rev. Thos F. iris. paster, Mr. Geo. Esse
and Miss Linda Lynn, deiegatrs, rel resent tie
neva Congregational Church in local assoeia-
tim which meets at Burlington neat Tuesday,
/ AZ ri 81.
The organ subscription surc eds beyond en-
pectatinn, the whole am mt :, cassary now be-
ing sa'ely assured
Last sunday Mira. Duane Spiccr was unaui-
mo usly elected organist T.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
LETTER LIST

List of letters remaining in the post
Office at lola, Kas., March 80, 1883.
Arnold, &C Roi-h MO
Cramer. ezra Srencer JIG
q NIB rig, Walt Schni.Z Gerr-, (2I
Newell, Florence Weber Frank
Poor, James
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say "advertised'
and give date of advertisement.
G. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
WANTED.

l want cattle to turn in my pasture.
Have good pasture of about 700 acres.
Good grass, shade and plenty of water.
Will Craze cattle by the month on
reasonable terms. Address.
w. NJ. MERCHANT,
3w Wise p. O., kas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
Bucklen,s Arnica Salye,

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises. cuts, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, cancers, piles, chilblains,
corns, letter, chapped hands, and ali
skin eruptiOns, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded.
. cents per box. For sale by w. j.
Evans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
GIVEN AWAY.
One Thousand Bottles of Marsh's Col
den Blood and Liver Tonic to
be Given Away.

Uc 1iSSH away.
Everybody, who is suffering from
Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism, Jaun-
dice, BilliOusness, Dyspepsia, Judges
ton, Constipation, or COstiveness,
Headache, Loss of appetite, Chills or
Fever, Malaria, Backachc, Female
Weakness, Nervous arrangement,
General Debility, or any Blood, Liver,
Kidney, Stomach or Bowel disorder
can obtain trialbottle of MARSH's COL
Den BLOOD AND LIVER TONIC, free of
charge, by calling at SCOTS drug store
Persons who have tried this famous
medicine procure the large bottles at
80 cents aud Sl,G0. 1t purities the.
Blood ,invigcrates the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, regulates Kidneys, and
strengthens the system.
For all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs use MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
FARM FOR SALE

| will rent my farm, miles north
of lola, containing 100 acres, so acres
in cultivation, good orchard, all bear
ing fruit, 2 story house with good eel
lar, good well, 20 acres in pasture
with good fence all around. Rock
creek, with never failing water, runs
through the farm. Price, $500 cash for
one year. RUDOLF WENZEf..
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PILEs-sYMPToMs AND CURE.

The symptoms are moisture like per-
spiration, intense itching, particularly
at night after getting warm i'm bed;
seems as if pin worms were crawling
in and and about the rectum; the pri-
waite parts are often affected. Swayne's
Ointment is pleasant, sure cure. AL
so for all skin diseases.
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MCPHERSON. KAN, Aug. 16. Is

Minneapolis Harvester WORKS.
Gentlemen: take pleasure in saying
that the Self-Binding Harvester, pur-
chased of your agent, A. a. Arnott,
this season, has given entire satisfac-
ton, is light draft and not hard to
keep in order. / cut about 215 acres in
all, doing the work i'm a highly salts
factory manner. / should not fear a
contest with any other machine, She
is perfection. b. +. WEIGH.
For sale by A. w. BECK.
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NOTICE

Don't he deceived by parties repre-
senting themselves to be sole AGENTS
for Keen kutter kutlery. We are
agents, and always have been.
FLETCHER & Co.
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BOARDERS w NTED.

At the Richardson House, one block
east of the Leland. Board Icy the day
SLIGO, week, $500. Good accomoda-
tons. +. 5. Hunt, Proprietor. VIZ
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will CuIuUfuc 10 Iru GOA Ss,O
next show that advertises itself by
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30

removal of naso-pharyngeal polypus
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Sunday for visit to friends in South
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-15
Ii.ht wlth i Bear.

Porter Ashe. a youag Eeralar who
Is keeping cool W about Lake BiSler,
had q lively tussls with a beer in 'hst
vciuity q few days ago. The Carson
Appeal says that h was oct on q jaunt
Will several yorag ladies from IJ!ev.l2,
when Miss CE0okrr. Who was sJou;
lf'y yards ahead. wus suddenly con-
frouted by 9 young bear, which walked
on. 'gom behind rock directly in front
Of her. Tie lady, with the usual temi
niue JrreaIH, rushed back, mad Mr.
Ashe drew a -.N shooter Gud Gr,d just
a, The bear we> rushing upon the
young lad. The ball only mndIencd
the UuimrI aal i: sPrany upon Mr.
AShe aud bore him 70 the gTouul.
The young mHu were q hunting coat,
aud the beas fnr.gual-ly fastened his
teeth in this, instead Of Mr.. Ashes
neck. HIS right ara. being free. he
pressed tie muzzle Of q British bull.
dog against tue auima.'s breast aud got
. n ave shots in rapid succession, cans,
ing L:m to Eelsa,e Lis hold AMI rol,
over. During this scene The woods r.,
sounded with the screams Of tue Young
ladies, and mus: have startled hunter
i0r q radius @! five IaI.cs. Mr. Asle
VEs but slightly injured, a.tAoagl
ssmeEA.t oTarc-m= .s94 H,Iy5us *.
ci,em5ut. The bsar vas artsrrara
'a.ca 10 Il!ev!.i. aai weighed 25l
pounds. Thss is the lr,t time for year.
ILz. . 5cls las been sees S, q e4r.7- ,
AIuu,y's. They 5.eu.. however. 90 Z
e1IA- ug doTa Eso- .ae mountain tovarc
tie lake. on account Of the s-tr-i,y o.
water higher NO. ca Sunday the,
tcsrs we've seen together urag the sam,
place. I4ry arr getting rather too clos,
i.r s@iy5t. - % geu-raI IUle. hos
ever, lie tears in hat sse..yu vi.
Las@ 10 one Il let alone.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-15
Sor T2Cx.

ras n sifc.i Co7r.nt. in di.cus.irs
psotsb's candidates trr the Office Of
S'esii-nt. LES % say soIas:hing about
Ir. Iiil-n. II. lad great pow, in
1882" says tie cOuruni. .apd he took
G0oi care 10 ups.; mary piaIs Of tie
Hancock cinpaiga."
The New York Sun says: This is
n: rue. Mr. Tilden aud his friends
cid ersrytLiaG in their power to pro-
mote the success o: General Hancock in
1850. They dill nothing 20 upset the
plsns otthst csnPaigp. They worked
for H-ucoeS; they talked for Hancock;
and they voted fgE Eanscck like true
man. I; was no: their fauI: tina; lie vas
lot elected. Lr. Tildcn has never been
uafarthful 10 mis- party or to is csadi-
d.,sE."