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WtoItner | fuIo Stsrrelie, meo 8ue
o9 Sarpiy'&asie til Sals / 2conaroS
BOG % MuiifsSanoeI for en- Dollar.
I'm itor SeboISnirp netop inbtommet.
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w. ID
|psuselsd
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:. Gu aarsaus Of "SccOrab 20
fen" ino6ciattcr % gtummcre og g.
w~12 Nummerc Of "8co ArHcn",
tiliammcn ior S1.f5. "8ad 81
~ plumbers" Of "Geo Nrutu' To-
tier 2 Gents pr. SeItc.
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liver Larsen.

Seq tjsbtr Tor 6ontant, leo tiobsr
laa mar lom mali9t ira ferite Snauo
% oirette ira 6abritterns, % iparer
oerueo Meuemmauo5 6oroel. Sea tje=
Der / lterre Suoutiteter, ie9 tisbsr iaa
biuist, ION nogsu. Seq fIeber life
BUTTONS. @oos os Strab. Sea tisber
gooe Sarsr % iGlgsy bem biliet for
Sontaat. Sn9en NiisrepreinteriiQ at
Sarer, OH faar Hstop, buao On tisber.
% On nil iitterlig iiuoc, at Set uiI
pare til Din Snteresie at 9iue mig
iostminolte en Del al Oin Sosning.
IoriDg set.
Seq bar III ct uoic9t llouaI9 al Sc
lntuttelte inOIanoIte % importsreoe
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0iren, q. &enue0n.

VI. ID. Z. >.
Sottoren uil mootase geios / @iue
neibeit 6ouie eQer / Cities 6otel.
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Ioertisiem:uter.
Sci giorife @jeniieige
Seifpttclies. Seiffab

elk County.
afboloer III garsmsof Waaoes esn soc
,Suni / Ruooleh5 Sal / 3ecoTah, 2I9cis
aIotirn / gitermiooas. hUor De almiHoeli
se 5%orrstniueer oil blioe ta9st unoer Se
hano!iH3. 1irsttsregHe aumooes ON az
TONNE larlmen AloiteH 8 Sormi0ong.
G.-@. 6lemrt,
362. SorMano.
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Seics ben ME Yutif. buer Ie fan fisbe uye
oa iriife yartr.

Andrew Sampson,
Der bar lin Sutit unoer "9ecorabrY pIten"s
Office, bar neoiat Rriierne paa ioritjeuise
Slass Sarer, os oil iaaleoeS l9lge:
1917 Yuno bio Raiie for 800
91a To. beore LOO
~ No. Choice 100
81 To beoiie bio. 100
10 go. beblte tDrreoe 2GbtRr ........ 100
20 80. BDs9rpn.. 100
llomRrfet 3be a. Cts. pr. Yuno
Nlt Slass Gutter i9laes biaiaere eno
fsr. Yrpu min 80 6ts. Sirup. Yeofe
norif Seoilo 10 Gts. pr. Yuno. Blifparer,
Stentpi pS Olasparer, Camper al i%orlfielz
lise Sla9s, "Notions". albums. Nutboz
arapb<Nlbunts, til ueoiatte 8riier. 2pm=
metnipe % Sace, meset billi9t. @iolimcr
os Attoroions i9ises MI til Snotlcbse Urls,
ira 50 Gts. og opoper, 6atter 90 Ouer,
$50 % Steuler Of ale Sloas. st aobt
Tar Sameltp for 1928. vi Sloas 5obat
iGlses biuisere END tioIisere. 600 Tpses
Eobat for 20 Gents pr. Yuno.
Seq betaler 8ontant ior 9ga eaer bptter
I1eo Sarer.-Seore Hampeolie 90 9ts. pr.
Salon. "Snpincible" Cigar folter 5 Gents.
Jorigs Dem.
Win 8eftamration, Der tioliaere
bar | bet 9amle "9ecOra Souie", er MI
flpttet lamnien meo min Durise Sorretnius.
Ut Sobt Ntaaltio toiter Is Gents. &arm
Safe fan erboloes til enbper Iio paa gas
gen for 3 Gents pr. Stop. aom 90 lie mine
Sarer ps bBr mine Triier.
Win ) % 10 Gents Counter er ocu
fnloitGnoi9ite os beofte Speu. 35-4
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Qbresie:

Noresle:
.. 0nunoien, 0ecorab, Soma.
BLANK ORDERS for DISTRICT
SCHOOL TREASURERS / Niuuee
lbeit Gountp tiliaIss / "OecorabsYo.
itens~ Office.
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Soaano Serrins al beoite Sia9s
S1.a5 pr. 0fg. hos st. : Manseu.
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tan M le.J
Qle boiatte / Gresco. Soma.
Gil Or. W3cGolum, y. y. @urder,
6. Grapier os De andre 6errer!
Siuao mig ct bringe Dem min bier
teIislte Sat for ben Glib, De bar
pitt mig / Oeres ~9(rtitel, for min Spss
ti9beb / 8ebanolins al Spgoomme hos
Susopr. Sere5 forb.
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Z. E. Rartb

i9lser &atertoiuu Sprins-Yoaue os 8ug.
sier.
Decorah-posten., 1883-05-30

Seq bar life bare nosle iaa, mel on,
trent eco &anoer al De pelbetjenbte 3,
Eunbs aGnocr meo "Teacbes~ til ID 6ents
pr. 3auoe. 81. i. 6auacn.
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Gaa ben iii !. j. Warih / 9ecorab
Soma. % Sc fan Iaa tIpbt netop, buao 81
beheuer al 6armsW altineri, % Nlt for.
iitres al p9re fploeltejereube.
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MpStaaet ira 9fe,u 0urf:

Vt Homartet llOuuIs at SaraiOusr.
get %ltorltc llousIs / Spen al 90.
~meDanolter | Kid. Taffeta, silk, Lisle
Thread os biui9ere.
Oct imutteite llouaIs / gpen al
@ulpnre, Coraline Spanish and other
Laces in Black aud Colors
Yet lmutfelte llOpaIg / Spen al
Srooerter, Irish Point, Swiss Embroi.
derry &c,
Sn9en tan l9l9e Gem en- 6~lebesbroot
en- 9at, ct Bar Sfo euer Stspler bil.
enc je9. 0ette uooisr ct eoet
Separtement / anben Gtoae.
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Minc Ocrrer!

81 bar ben 6orueieIie at in%trooucere
til Gem 81. 9iram u. aenneop. Dot
loren bar ~giengiuet mango 9elte Der
/ 0a6olagct beres table Spn os bell
breoet mango andre Sp9oOmme, iom
Susbpr er uSiat Tor. 81 anmooer
Gem inbitGnoigt ON at itaiie 0ottos
rem 8roris, at ban tan tomme til at
blipe hos os. Se tan nuatl ombellt
benuenos Dem til Os pg faa SpIpss
Ming.
9. McGoLum, 90. o, Sien: SpsoOm.
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NOTE BLANKS.

81 bar paa SaanSen ct tort Splas
al Note Blanks Iron clad, fun for
Soma builte ienoes pOrtofrit til ipl,
nenne Hriier.
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Nae Wbonnentcr,

Der pnlfer "Neo Mrnen" ira Seapu-
oeIieu, mao iuoienoe IL Gents for be no
TONNE : 9eiter Qite Gel al 9oro Cafburns
Tstre.)
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

sympathy which viii % far = possi-
BILE tighten their burdens and siDooth
the pathway Of their declining yeaFs.
Aud 90 may the smiles Of . loving
Father bless our fair land, and while
we are jealous Of the fair name Of our
beloved country and careful to hand
It down unimpaired n blood-boueht
inheritance to our children, let us
ever bear In mind that there h .
higher, more enjoyable and more en-
during inheritance which In also the
price Of blood. even the.blO0d Of the
everlasting covenant which speaketh
better things than that Of Able. and i
would to God that We might all nov
prove to the world that the scenes Of
carnage we have passed through have
not corrupted our hearts nor scared
our consciences. Prove Il now BY Civ
ing our hearts to God and our influ-
ence to the extension Of his king0m
In the earth, ever having In mind the
duty Of all TO rejoice with them that
do rejoice and weep with them that
weep.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
TINE STORY THEY TELL m NEW on.
LEANS,

Some startling revelations were
made To q representative Of the Times.
Democrat yesterday by lady, who,
for motives Of her own, does not care
Ia have her name thus publicly
brought into controversy. The lady Il
widow ofa prominent lawyer, whose
sympathies were largely with the
FedrAl forces during the war. Men OF
his professional and secular acuteness
were not easily obtained In those days
n legal advisers 10 the military rulers;
Sd the services Of this lawyer, who
was even better acquainted with Grim.
inal than with civil law. were some.
times eagerly sought AFTER by Gen
Butler and his successor, Gen. Banks.
Under these circumstances be was In
n position to ask and receive favors
from the United States authorities
that few others could obtain. The
lady said that just after Butler had
len the city she went with . friend to
identify and take possession Of some
silver that had been previously seized.
This permission had been obtained by
her husband, who, to . certain degree,
had influence enough to protect the
property Of his iniimates. Armed
with this permit, the lady and her
friend proceeded tn the place where
the conflscated silver Was kept In aafe-
~ and secrecy. II was . large ware
house that runs from Magazine street
through to Tehoupitoulas, and IL In
not 80 far from Canal but what it can
he seen by the passer-by. Conducted
TO the second story Of this building
which was strongly guarded even for
those troubled times, they saw Q
scene that still lives wildly in their
memories. This long hall extending
from street to street, was liteflly filed
with plumber Of the richest material.
silver candelbra, that ylisfened even
In the subdNed light Of the ware
house; g0ldeA interior decorations,
dainty articles Of virtu. silver services
embossed with Old-time erests, lay In
reckless profusioH on the floor. All
this property was scattered around
In . moot PgOnaiscu0us manner, aad
without any regard 10 torasee oWner.
ship. BY going from one pile 70 IN.
other. her friend was able. AFTER some
10 identity her belongings,
which. with tie permit. she Was abe
10 carry or How these thlngs came
there and what became Of thom, the
lady was unable b ~.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

Re. -..-.H k~s.A.o OO00.o ~ miVoe
...Is;,.- 1.ss.SIs H.. snS No. Voss
.e C - .,.'sS.,
ssSS 4. ~. ~ 49,. ~ S.,..as~
,sS s Y. 40 s.ss.'s. - ...s,Ss.s..:t
-. s..cs.s.. A.- 49, .s~.s- =. =,
-. ,yy..sS ia ......,,s..Ss ~ ~ ..,s'
-. S!8. :. ........".s.,., LII, 80.
s'S S-xr ssS. S,.s
"..s~T ~. S..~.,.~ s.,s sos.i i:ccth cf
a.. 49,. s..-.. E.ss R;v., n aso
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

i 10 ne Vein a. Ia ana essriians a Iiss,. =,
heirs as laU Of the late J0ha poan. dsceased lase
Of Saline Coaaty. Kaasas-
You ere hereby nostas that {. L. A. nash
count superintendent of public iaserucston, az
~ the eishsssssh day Il Nay. A. D. luo
6le pesittoa In the probate court VI saltse cssuty
Kansas, praying thai Charles J. Deishan. sdminis-
traitor otihe estate Of the hate John Dslas b. a.
thorised aud empowered 10 sell said estate scrus-
Ing % the statutory provsioas lessa In section
sii laws 1875 CD. ~. astele Is. section & Saii
rial estate eossisis of the = D. or. q aerssoe 2
typ Is range sess and the n 4. a. II section M.
twp Is range ue-t and sas5 petitioa vili BE- heard
si the once u the probate judge Of said cosaiy on
the iSfh day Of June A. %. 1879,
81 ten o'cluek . n Of sid day. d shirh tins asd
place each Of you and all others rested are mo-
iiAed 10 10 psssent and shos esuse, u aay yos
have uhy IN arier Of sale prsyed fes should noa
he granted. Dated this the iiah day 0f Nay A D.
lssa lI-<g L. A. DAVIS. Go. supt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
LAKE ERIE { WEsRN ny

Formerly LASAYErIE, BLooNiSoroN 4 MUSctl
aud LAKE ERIE 4 LOUISVILLE Railways. In.
shortest aud n'osf direct route, making Immediate
connections for passengers East and West.
The shortest and most direct route between
Kansas City. Cleveland, Buffalo. Phisburg, Neu
fork, isosisn, Philadelphia. wsshington Bsiiimor~
aud all points East-makiuy closs con uectiou viii
all the Trunk Lines,
Firsi class equipments. steel rails, Westinghouse
airbrakes, Miller platform and coupler. elrgsni
nev Reclining Chair aud bra ~ ing room Cars Al.
tachrd 10 all through passe trains free Of ex-
trn charge 10 MI 6rst class passenger holdins
through tickets The ieS changes by thi,
Route are all made IN Union Depots-no Omnibus
Transfers.
Ask for tickets 10 any point East via Lake Erie
= Western Ky. Mas and other Information
furnished free upon aplieaiion " principal Ticket
omees, OF address q. W: SMITH,
Genl Pass. Agent,
Lafayette. Ind
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

0TCTnot. life 10 sweeping b.. :, A.
MN n dare before yoa az. sosnctsi.s
uteS ] mighty ssd sahii.e Ic.ve kss;sY
e coe9uer tisne ~ week 10 your oss tovs.
Is ouiki free: No risk: E,erythisg ~. Cspissi
not required: We viii farsish yos evervsSiss.
Many are maklag fostuses. LsAIcs ME = S.S
. men. aud beys and siris make great pay. ~.
e.. u yoa vast business q which 70: cas .ssske
great uey all the time. vlits for paftrular. n
nALLerT q Co.. Portland, Nalus
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
lAllCHrees.. az. .l..ys .. u. I.ol..s

hl1oTPeople are always - Tie - -
WINE ior shascss = isssssss sSs,r ssss.
w Oeines. asd 10 ti1s heesoe veshSy,
1ais 10 poverty. Gs Ger . sress &C., =
Daee moesy. We vsse 0any nee, ve0po. Ssvs
aed girb 10 vesk for ss rigAs 10 thsis eos israi-
Sra seart. fhs baisen vill ~ Dsss ~ sss
uaes oraisssy vaeu- 8xpeeslss ous6s Ns1iuSeI
ffee, 10 sss Wis .seeAgss hils - aaks 10y
npAiy- Tee eaa SevSes year vhsss IT, = ~
10 ssd ell tAes = nsseed 500 ffss. AS1soo
S1insoH D Co.. PorslnaA, 1aiss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
STATEMENT MADE tNpEs carr

r. sk.--~ s ma, t.ar-rs l. a. s--f sal
tf-st.a ~nA Ass-i.iis -t.sts s-s. . s--- 1899.
.f .<ssfsl s....it< sss-th s-sft, s.lf So. .>s
h~s. eKx sss ss.sslrssis strg- "a IA
s.t...s-a tt~ .slsf.~aa~af ! s.ss .s<s-a -
b.ss-s ~xsf sis.s~ s-fy h.sa. aaI e-sss -. e--s
l....- 49, s.,.sia sss asf-s~sex "A. 80 -
the h.k fsi.f. -sas~ tf-st-i hi-. .tth s~s.s.irs
>p..tu q -. n A sAtSG.
t.s-,arss tan. NJ fs1 s,sa i--s
>s.r. ssi 3d. rid h<tsr~ - a.. "a as
af f.hsu.s, 4 % l-.s tssNN a. gE>>s
ts.asas a n r..~-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

Pattern. Mill. ws.hirgt.s 60 n Y Pet -i1s.s
Ri. Kendall ~. B.-b~.r sir-Th~ particular
cas- ON ~hsb ] u.-d y"uf krn.iaiiis SPAWN taT-
sAs malignant snki~ -prsin 81 sistssn sa.atis-
sianiin.. hsi tri~i nan, thing. hat In vain.
Your k~rdsifs SPAWN tsr~ put the fs-.s Ia the
sroani sxsin. anil Tor the Gr-t sia~ ~nse hart IN
. naiurai position. For fa,ay is,a- nj 10 -.e-ls
anything s- ever used.
Iours truly. REV. y EktI.
Pastor n. Y. Char-h, Pait~s. Mills, n. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

CO. -; e -: 80 -: =. = Z: 49,, =. =:
~ kKe. CsCis.i = 80. " - -
pa. 1sa. veoes. bsSs - 81 vsa1s6 even.
vAsss = vssk ~ - Ne! = ~ -. Ysu
+ ~ 49, ~ ~ ss.s. I'm NJ, n, - ~
Deas,y = vsll. N sosan ~ - oaho 60 -
~. y sa0Giag = sess Csla0 s110s - 49,
g. =; - - - ~; ~ - A's'''A'.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

This space belongs 10 w. II. Geis. Heal
Estate Agent, and will he
0IIesl next week
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

Prevailing eh1ey u ~ Aissss Dsssrirs
So Aissns. Va. Jas sssh. isss
Da. b. J. kGSbAiL q Cos-tsests-is s~piy 90
year hitter . vsii ssy that ny ssp~ssssr~ 9Th
kendaIts SPAWN csrr has esss VERY ssiisis~tssy
tsd~ec. Tbrv~ Vs fsas yesrs sgv ] pssssr~s .
hottie Of yuur agent. and 9th 10 cared kss.r ~
lAsusness csassd by . stAvu Last -~nssn ssy
horse became very lame aud tanned hits ssi f.ss
. fee weeks when he b~.saas bitter tst sh-a
pot him On the road he gree Uesss. sb-e dts
covered risxiosr 30. forming. vts-rsr~d t-.s-
To of ksD.izifs SPAWN tur~. ssi 9Th -. th.s
tsstie cured him that bs ~ sst izns. nrish-f
enn the bunch h. found.
k~,p~stisliy yoars. y. ". GRANGER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

Acme. Mich. Dse~mt~r --th. i-ss
Dm o. J. kkSpslL a co.-s.~si.-I. ~st y..a Q
d.liar fst year kesisi. spa In tars l-f
which eussd = t"ss SPAWN eth half . tsfti tbs
bret iinimsn t ! ever u.~d.
Yours rr-frrffsiiv. HOMER uokfE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

=. sc. .:: s: s; - g: -: s; 81. - e: 3:
IN : ~ 49,. q ,zS -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

B.k.s-o.n ~ tA-s = f-,s
d. 4 Er>ssif sts.-sssas. 4 -l-a - .-td
t~-iiss.ay ia fssss 80 ,s@f ssia.shs hss.s~-s k-a-
azit, s,@siEt'sr- "a In .fsia< ~ tss: -isps-f
On th- - .si .tszi..1 .ss ftzhf iia.s 49, 49,
fsiut go srsy lsa..s aaa a. tinsrs -ss~s~.s -
n1s-a sxerart.lias F4i. -sr~ q Ls.t.s- - 70
fsf . s-af an1 trtsi us---s ~s-Fythtas Is
rr.sh bot ss.4la asi asfhi4g th.f $3.50 x,ss
p--fm..rst rsIs~f Nkss -s.s.sss-a s~s4
ysis s-rs ssaah u AFsu 49, A-<~s -
tkink >h.ssid ~ sfiFssir So hts hst a>sta<
81 k~s.-ziis -tr.sss sss fkazA $500 ~
a. ! I'D .sr-fktFa - t-sttar ss.t srf-srns-s
ssissf "a III i.ats trt sal h@- -
tfoai.lsi -it-- i-si s-ft rFrtsf4l - 80 -~f
.aahi rss,aaas-ss kstsi.ff. -p-ssia al So
safer . an -.saiss asd fss.sss.ft-sa
l.sns. tTai, NIX J bstTEIi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

r:.;:::,rZ "A s..;':. As:.s.
FL. xsa.s: HHE..
Lon. Mgr. ny TsleufaeA Csalsgs, fsVska kass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
KENDALLS SPAWN CUREi

ksb~ys i~sAsa. tsas ts- oa.-. nsr,h an.
ps . n ksssAtl . ss -ss-els-t ss>- s--a
ys1f kssfs fs -y-sia tiass . t--ss -e-.as ssa
a.. sls.z<d 10 sss-~st th-i has t.a-. -. s.Lss<.
ssssf sss.si-ts, "a tf t--k t.stss rstf-s..
tAs core ! ss.a-is.s ts.f n a psas-fi- ---a
10 eli - IN ,Ss et&a~ 49,
Nsass tfsi,. - tf>tel~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
ElCEM
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SCOUT.


)o! , ! !: $ :: !: !; J:
iii.a=.ssa ws-Al1 -.
pssLis-hsss n q -
srs,i< g. ~ 49,,
0U0gA6a- ID es~easss - -.
= iiissrsssas go - -
q sss,i,sg s>ss~s. h , -
d y virs,so-- n b - -
Asslshy. IL ssso - - -
- 49, 1sSssss~.s y - = -
.aessasss. fasoisx inaseus 49, -
~ 80 ssguias sss<sassA b 49, -
lsn1suely e psais. - 49, -
- ysss give es~s - 800 -
- c6ersag ss~y s.sssy - -
- - sAsi.n - Vs.AsukD So
- - - snssu1B -
- ssoy49 - - sssy pS.u1Ds -
49, - sssuA. ~ - 49,
~ = 49,. ssAsrsio1in psiD0nnoGR
-: -: ~: s < s =: = =, e
81 &vIssVSs1111p|
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

DAY over the iact u Is meet that we
Serp over tie price that u Gust, wheh
Se reh.noe. tnat IL went DOWN
snsd,t tue mighty conclusive thross
"t q ereaSeu and yiei-str'cken ma
ts"a WI" gave Is .he price Oh the
Overt TOW "' tue munster, the nie-
Sa"' |" quarter 'i,,iI'on :" hef
eavest 'Alnes, SOUS. husoanus anu
nr"thers anu ieit tne stamp OF pren's-
ture age anu decreP'tude upon quar-
YET million nore-sol'ie OF whom are
before me here this morning..
brave ana true men as ever laced
aeath TO defend or gave their influence
'. mould the INSTITUTIONS ana control
the assun'es OF great nation Ana
now ief us remember that while our
ioreiathers gave expression TO that
sSIsle-t Q. All human sentiments, anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25

Democratic and Republican vote in all the
States of the Union in 1882 the Democrats
awere In popular majority of over 100000"
the country has declared ia favor Of Democratic
rule" Add 1t winds up with the positive dec
laration "a There must and shall be change"
We fear the mind of our contemporary has be-
come affected by the reiteration Of tho new
Democratic slogan. "Must and shall are
large words fol one man or one newspaper to
use about an event of which several million
people have the ordering. The people were
not voting for President last year. State and
Congressional elections do not lap over.
We can tell better next year whether the
people have declared in favor of Democratic
rule" and decided that the Republicans must
co." Meantime our Democratic friends would
do well to keep COOL be patient, not get over
excited and above all, not mistake their own
reiterations for the popular voice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
TIE sUEz CANAL AGREEMENT.

Tho Suez Canal agreement, instead OF In
creasing the prestige of Mr.. Gladstone
Government, has diminished it. The hos
tility of the commercial exchanges and
the mercantile community to the project has
given the CONSERVATIVES an opportunity OF
which they have greedily awaited Themselves.
1t became evident that the Government could
not pers.vere in its policy without being de-
feated in the Commons on the financial note 8
required for the completion of the contract
with NJ. de Lesseps. The support OF the RINK
aad file of the Liberal party could not be
depended upon and there is reason to believe
that there we rc divisions of sentiment within the
Cabinet itself. Mr.. Gladstone has reluctantly
yielded to public opinion and withheld the
agreement from the consideration oil the Com
NOUS BY this expedient he has probably es-
capped an adverse vote. which might have de-
cided the fate of the Ministry. The Opposition
may press their advantage and insist upon
having the whole subject discussed in both
houses, thereby adding to the discontinue OF
the Government. But without reference to the
contingency of a harassing debate, IN which
the Conservatives would have the active sym
patty of the me rcantile public and the votes of
al the Home Rulers and few timorous Wings,
tie Ministry loses prestige from negotiating a
contract which it cannot submit to Parliament
for ratification.
This is the mOmentary effect of the suspen-
sion of the canal agreement. The influence Of
the Government is impaired by contract
which it is unable to carry out. Whether this
will be the permanent effect is now purely a
matter of conjecture. At every stage of the
history Of the Suez enterprise public judgment
10 England has been seriously at fault. There
is reason TO believe that the present instance
will not prove an exception to the rule and that
it will not be long before the commercial bod
les and mercantile houses will find out that the
Ministry WAS wiser than themselves. The sus-
pension of the contract leaves the country with
ont an alternative scheme to the construction
of q separate canal with British capital. NJ.
De Lesseps will be at liberty to maintain canal
tolls at the present level and ~ construct
second canal at his own convenience and the
only method by which the grievances of the
English commercial public can be redressed Is
one which win involve grave questions of in
ternational law and be attended with serious
diplomatic complications. The Suez Canal
Company claims exclusive privileges under its
concessions from the Egyptian Government. and
the construction of second canal by British
company would be regarded in France an an
unwarrantable invasion of legal rights &c
CURED By N. De Lesseps--a naked policy of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
GENERAL NOTES.

The utilitarian spirit which has ruled In Rome
for several years past s spreading through lay Thus
the Town Council of Ravenna has decided to cut down
the classical pine forest there and transform the ground
into wheat-aeld. This dissertation EFFORTS from the
Ta d h sdD1s hs opn
point, and not agine that the Jouhanss mseey
swearing at large.
A reunion of the ancient and honorable
family of Dickinsons will be hsd 1t Amherst Mss on
August 8 and o. and everybody Of that sAosd wao
wishes to attend requested TO seek necessary noma
ton from n. w. Dickinson, secretary Of ccnmuee' No
LA state-st. sprip gdeld. Hass There wiu pe a.
dresses oems SONGS visit 20 the tev9 o. g's aaas
which Nathaniel Dicluscn helped 20 iouna 20 yeas
ago. and an excursion 10 MI hovoke'
Only seventy five spectators saw the. game
Of baseball played I'm Psiadepsis On Monday b. two
mines Of opee sred men, bat there fnn enough 10
have kent thousand laugh,ng. The game began With
the crips OF Trenton the eid and the "Hoppers"
OF philadelphia as the bat and resulted In victory for
the "Crips" by score OF eight to ak was remarked
that the players who used cruches gensrzy ran Is vel
as their brethren With woodea less Bat the only ssas
run wss maze By Naylor of Trenton. "pee'issget'
who having knocked the bah into the centre e hoped
around Go the third base with surprising agffy whine
his adyersares gathering from yaflsus points 70
look for It, end then stoie home on wd tarew waving
mis- arms like Wind mis to preserve his equilibrium. and
very much cut OF breath.
or the colonies of Russian refugees estab-
ished different parts of this country probably the
most successful the IN Burlefgh County Dakota
which already risen TO the rank OF town ana been
nsmed weehser i'm graceful recognition OF the assist
ance rendered by Rabbi wechsler. OF St. Pani Mr.
Berger tue prominent Hebrew resd eat of Vienna who
has recently waited all the colonies IN his country and
reported TO the Alliance Israelte Uniyerseie OF That
city says OF the colony ct weeisler: NY attention
was especially ted to tine thrifty sd ansfnt
habfts OF these emgrauts aud admired the zeal o.
~ ali
ere1 and planted with potatoes f rs needless
to add that this colony is deserved success"