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Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-24
Na7v gera, Now sssven $ Hartfore

Mary Yegas Raw Hssven & Eartfor6
 K. Res June 15, 1884. FOB NEW YORK--S ss, AIS 4 2s 5 Is, 6 s0. v 90 <s 10, S0, g 30, 10 70, -12oO noon., q % p. train to Stsmfcrd>, T 30 2 8 go {4 07 tn 9tsmford, thence EI. to N. York; t5 07, s 42, 7.10', 1S milk train with pass. accommodations Beach, Cos Cob, Harrison, Larchmont and Pel- haTnVille. (S.00 way to Bridgeport, 8 3S. P s supdays. 8 58, \ l8 soc &. m., %, 15, @s SS 9. m,
 Washington Night Express vsa Harlem Rawer-Lesves st I'll 50 ?. m. daily stops st MI FOR BOSTON vts SPRINGFIELD--1 02 night, 52. O. Fl 06 u, T 16, 12, s 26 Sundsys~1 G2 night, e 26 P.
 FOR MONTREAL via Conn. River and 0. V. R. R. FOR BOSTON visNEW LONDON AND PROVIDENCE -@12 45s night, *10 25 B.. m fast e1press .(3 Is Newport Express, goes no farther than Provi- dence} 4 10 p. n2. Fast Express Sundays '12 4b night.
 For acston via Hartford snd K. & k: EsEs.-*2 30 8. daily. For Hartford. Sprfn@ field and Merfden, Ssc.%l2 l5 night, T o2 night. [z2 80 Hart fcra) 62' u0, +10 25 r!1 05, 6 un., F 10 noon, T I6, I9, f 5O 6 f5 to RsrtForI}, +6 26, I2 D. m. Scnfzya, T 02 night +6 % p. FOR NFW LONDON, 6o.--12 45 night, Oe, '1O 25. 10 35 s. p. +3 is, A 10, G0 IS D. no. @ co D. m train to Guilford goes no farth er) Sundays *12 4S night
 VIA R. s NY. AIR LINE DIVISION for Middletowu, WIll!EosDtic, &c,-Leave New Haven for all stA- ttonE at 15 a. na., 55 29 r. m. Connect at MtGdletoWn with Conn. Valley RI and at Willi- mantle with KY. < N. E. snd N. L. q N. RR., 6 TuEneFvtlis with COLCHESTER BRANCH. Trains arrive In New Eavsn st n0 a. rn, 22, 8 29 pm.
 t. M. REED Vice President. -"Exprass trsina,
 --tLoc2l IxDresz,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-24
State News.

Mir. Andrew Gilroy of Norwich, who grad uates in medicine at the University of Yer mont to-day, has taken two special diplomas
 The Rev. E. C. Porter will be installed on Tuesday as pastor of the Second Congrega- tional church at Greenwich. The sermon will be preached by the Rev. Dr. Burton, of Hartford.
 The Rev. Father Andrew Haggerty, of DaniesonvilIe, died at the house of his father iu Nor Rich Friday night.
 Fidel Bantel, Waterbury saloon keeper,
 who attempted suicide by cutting his throat
 last Thursday, is doing well and will prob ably recover. He would have succeeded bet ter ia his attempt but for the interference of members of his family who found him slash ing at his throat and took the razor away. The railroad commissioners will meet in New Britain on Friday next to consider the matter of the location and erection of new depot in that city. The city council has in structed the city attorney to appear and urge the desirebility of Union depot and that it be of brick. It is expected that hearing will be given to all who have an interest in the matter.
 Rsv. M D. Buell. of the South Park Meth l odist church of Hartford has resigned to ac- cept the professorship of New Testament exeResis at Boston university. He will study ] in German for year before assuming his new duties
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-24

&augatUcE Railroad. ! So8MEEGLN0 November 18th, 1888, trains IsaTe S-<FsE Esysa via Y. 2. k .. s. E.. ccnnectiua gith thfe rpsd, R3
 7:O0 g. ni.-cGnnscttnS st AnEonia with passenger
 sr&iG fox Waterbury, Litoh 6eId and Win.
 7tsd.
 &50 A. Dn-1hFIuGh or fax Waterbury, Watezsown
 Li&eAfsId, TIpsSsa. goo 2. Eo.-il5GnscsiSg st AazSpts with n1asanue~
 sr2iT foz WSterbuES, SAC D. Ha,-ThrouSh asx fcz Waterbury Vsse-tovn
 Litob seIG, WiTsted. 6:2t ?. ra.-ConneotinR st krsopis for Waterbury FOE NEH EAVEN-Tre1zE leave Wtnste1 fin A n 5;29 P na:, with through and at t:20 D. m IhA1fsS LEAVE WAJERBURY-At5 5:S9 .. m s:2 2. na.. through osr, 1e:6o z. Eo PA D. m through SAT- A;23 D. sc. GEORGE ". BEACH,
 Superintendent.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-24
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scrofula because of superstition that it could be cured by kings touch. The world Is wiser now, and knows that
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-24
Tuesday, June 24, 1884.
W ant of Rain.

The Apple Crop a Fatlure-Bad for the POtatoes-New Haven County and EIsewhere-Bad for the Grass.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-24

Wheat. 50 cars corn 259 cars oats. 16s cars; hogs 10000 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-21
PERSONAL

. , Z The The l Duke Of Argyll says the world is
10000, 900 years old. srSS =, d,
4 Francis Murphy has bcgunabluc ribbon
crusade In Minneapolis. /; / As 3.E5j7s,s,
Mark Twain's bronze bust is not at all
funny as far as the price goes. It cost
( first wife. His second wife survives him
She was formerly IN opera singer.
Fargus, the author Of Called Back" is
very deaf and poor talkcr. Those who
have read the book arc tempted to wish,
he was blind and a paralytic. i5S,759
Minister Lowell is coming in time to de-
liver the grafton ut the quarter millennial
\ celeDratlon Of the settlement Of his native
town, Newbnryport, Mass. }S is7issI
Sir John Mcdonald, thcprcsent Premier
of Canada, began life us a bootblack. = e
persuaded u wealthy Canadian rirl 10 clone
With him when he was only is, and the
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: a CALAMITY 70 DE AvERrED.
Ncnsony of n prolilbitionist for Supportlp

Hensons of n Prol,Ibitionist for Supporting
Mrs. Wittcnmyer, well known during
the war as m active worker in the hospi-
tails Of the United States, and for some
years President OF the International
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
has written the following letter:
SusQuEIlASSA, Penn, Oct. 3, 1884.
Jo9ph d. Weeks, Pittsburgh. Penn: -ti.$-
DEAR FRIEND: Yours from New York
was not received till this evening. In re-
ply have to say: = y. i,,{5
LIST, ! am rs loyal to this Government as
I was during the war, and do not think
that We are yet ready or can safely turn
over the interests Of the country to those
who brought on the war or sympathized
with the Rebellion. .';, Heta. l,-7's,
End, | should regard it as great social
and national calamity il man like Cleyc.,
land should DO elevated to the highest
office in the gift Of the people. believe
the Democratic party will and ought to
carry n burden Of disgrace for years be-
cause Of his candidacy, and that it is tho
duty OF every decent man to do all in his
power to. defeat him. X .5.- 4 -
Sd. believe in the prohibition OF the
liquor traffic, but I do not think that the
question can be handled rs a National
question. To run a Presidential can
didate and try TO secure an amendment to
the National Constitution is like irving TO
put d roof on house before the founta-
ton is laid or the walls are up.
y Ith I an, r,&;,Eaj 81
ayers arc now working 10 build up party,
and arc more concerned for that than for
principles; and that if the Republican
party had passed n sensible temperance
resolution and nominated St. John, the
Prohibition party managers would not
have been satisfied. Yesterday Dr. DIN.
a staunch temperance man, the presiding
elder Of Binghampton district, who made
last winter in the New York T Legislature
the best record any temperance man has
ever made, and who waslast year nominated
by the Prohibition party and Endorsed and
supported by the Republicans, and who
had been renominated by the Republicans
was defeated in the Prohi-
bltion Convention because The Republicans
had nominated him, and second.rate man
who thanked the convention
for the honor and said, that, of course, he
could not De- elected but he was willing to
be. sacrificed for the good Of The cause. / be.
lleve that most OF the votes cast for St,
John will be given indirectly to Cleveland.
and that the Prohibition party is in fact il
not in its plan Democratic annex. i am
not running on that line but am against
Tho movement. Yours for the right,
~ 3; ri X . a Il ANNIE W IrTENMyER. Fl.
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7l7Il7
HUOurli on Corns.i

a-3 "Rougl, on Corns,"
ASK for Wells Trough on Corns," 15c.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, buniOns. r. F55Is55 ,5lIe ~ p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-21
TRUSTEES; 1ss SALE
VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY

By virtue Of a Decd Of Trust made by Ma,,b,,,
Jencrs and vile, 70 me Ms trustee dated Auyn",.s
ISIS, aud recorded among the land records NJ III,
county, West firgnia, In Trs, Hook NJ, Ii H r.,
2os will otter for sale ut public auction !, IT,
highest and best bidder, nj the front ,oor Of ,Ss
Court House OF Ohio county, IVES; Virginia, on "S
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER is,,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following ia
scribed property, that Is to ssy:"A certain S0Ss
Or parcel OF land together with the imnr0ychrvn,ss
thereon, situated on Main street, In Inc INV ~
Wheeling, and beginning for the same al loint M
the east side OF said street. sixiy.two lce Inv,
inches (62 H. In. south Of the south cor,rr '1 o
Market alley, and east OF Main street. Themes Souh
with the east side Of Main street eighteen lei IIx
~; thence cast in stmight line parallel with tbS
line OF Market alley forty two feet az M ihrnr,
south parallel with the line o! 3lali street six St
e ny; thence cast parale with the line Of Market
alley to the alley Iii the rear or cast side Of NH
property: thence north along the line Of Nil! las,
named alley twenty four feet t2i fly: thence In n
straight line to the place OF beginning
TERMS OF SALE-One third Of the purchase ,noncv
In cnsll, or rs much more as the purchaser NAV IL,
sire, and the balance III one aud Two years, Win
interest from date Of sale Possession can ic riyrn
Immediately. HANNIBAL FORBES
0clJ - ----------- -. ~ ~. Trustee,
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elI.r,,n]El1E,,ly,r,nI,u,,,TrlHLlr6tb
A,oat rnsll.hs Gold D; =A..i.,lar ths Demo.

About English Gold .As.i.,inv w Demo.
iial X cratic Party. ~
70 tAtj Ediior ef NJ Se,s York zrisan. "
siR: ! sec BY Thu Semi. Weekly Tribune
OF the 7th instant that the Hon; J:t.Dol;
liver, of Iowa, aftirms that "british gold
Is TO be used in this canvass. we have
in Milne an Englishman who has built up
from very small beginnings, ior himself
and his sons, very large and profitable
trade in the manufacture Of special goods,
which before his day always came from
England, His goods ARE now Of tho very
best. and his prices are much less than
those at which the imported articles were
sold. /, ~
I / was his guest a little while ago At his
charming home, when he told mo this
story. lie was at home-England--and
was one day In a large warehouse Of a
friend Of his, q manufacturer on a large
scale, A gentleman cainc in whom he
did not know, and, taking his friend apart,
showed him a small memorandum book.
After q few moments' talk his friend went
to his desk and drew check which he
gave to tho stranger, who went away.
Ills friend explained to him that It was
his contribution to u fund for which oil
manufacturers were assessed In proper.
ton to the products OF their mills, i552i
What is this fund I" my informant
asked. El5s
1T il for use in the United States In tho
interests OF Free Trade"
allow Is the money employed?"
I'm substituting American newspapers
In paying lectures and other persons IN
operating on public opinion, in payment
to writer's Of tracts, In printing mid cir
culaling them in the United States, espe
cially in the West, and among members o.
Congress" ~ q
"Do you really operate directly on Con
gress?"
"Yes; by lobbyists regularly employed
for that purpose"
"Does any Of the fund go into the pocket.
Of members" 'tN
" do not know anything Of that"
This Information Ia entirely reliable
coming to me directly from d man vel
known to me and widely known and hon
ored in this country. NEAL Dow.
Portland, Me-, October s, 1854.
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She Saw Their In Europe.

~ IN = 't0"''. - 1T-I IIgTTI-s q IN q IT -
Not long ago a lady who had Just re-
turned from Europe was asked by a friend
il she had seen the lion Of St. Mark. 81
oh, yes, she replied, 1--WE arrived Just
in time to SEQ the noble creature fed."a,
3 The late DR.. Beadle, of Philadelphia,
must have encountered the same lady.
He spoke Of the beauty Of the Dardanelles,
and she replied "Oh, yes, I know them
well. They are intimate friends Of mine. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-21

!. No DISEASE will trouble you il you
keep your bloodpurc, your kidneys strong,
your; bowels regular and your mind clear
by an occasional use Of that great reviycr
anu supporter OF health and strength
known as DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
sarsaparilla. Its praise should be in every
mouth! Its merit should be known by all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-21

= Leave Bellaire 1t 600 4. " for Summcrfcid ard
zanesyilc. Arrive at Bcllalre DIS l. u. and 5:SsrS.
Local and through tickets on salc at Union Rail.
road 0dlcc, LOO Market street. 1t lowest rStes Buy
your tckQ2 thcre, h, ~
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ae,u q dur,.tisr,,,,sr,n,tiss..,

1,s OsT-As( OLD n BRA CELET--ON
~ Saturday evening" on Market or Sixteenth
t!rect Finder will be rewarded BY leaving same al
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DIED,

/. IElllt-0n Sunday night, October 10, 1854, at II
O'Clock, Mn, DAEnAaA BiliIL- at the residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. L. 81. Kern. No. 300 Chapl!Ic
street, In the Soth year OF her age. 5.s =, ~
i Funeral will take place on "Wednesday, October
q, at O'Clock r. NJ. Interment private ut Mt. Zion
Cemetery t-f 4'tA-5H n l..T s.tH#iaft-{N "
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Educational.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SUMNER LAW LECTURES (pinc weekly begin
loth July, 1851, and end 10th September. Have
proved q signal ,sc-ls to students who design to
pursue their studies at this or other Law School;
10 practitioners who have not had the advantage q
systematic instruction. For circular apply e.. Q.
University OF Va.) to JOHN Il. MINOR Prof. Com.
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2.lsg', JOHN J. KAHN
i5fls AAhLoSzo lORIS0.
VI wv I1IHte u rnLIIh RIelly, deea
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EST M

Il ,sfI,ts4 80. - = LEf-L.-... AalE,
BY Virtue o. a decd Of trust made BY = w.,
and Melissa Weeks, his vile, to Inc ys. Week,
trustee. dated The 2lst day q February, ASnls9el
Court Of Ohio county In Deed OF Trust u, county
" P,Es t d 10 , ,ssn The Ss AZ
shall proceed 10 sell al the front io"r NJ u le
House Of Ohio county. III the City Of wherpsg" ass
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, ISL VI
beginning OF 10 O'clock A. ", the in,or,.
Scribed real estate. that Is to my; All "f de-
piece Of land situated In Ttladeipha b i
Ohio county, West. Virginia. and lcsc,il.sS 10
lows: Beginning ut stake OH The north T,'.dh t9L
Cumberland mad. corner TO Henry BnSSwyolshe
!oi aud ". Z, Thornburgh; thence ,hitty.GyaT,,S
feet L. with the Hue Of The Cumberland SsESil
stake: thence parallel liuc with imusin"S% vi
10 Little Wheeling creek: thence with ,h.p llao
dfr3ngs Of tho creek 10 D,Onstfoop', iinne ,hcAa'
with tsld Bronstroops line on the east MI. aGStce
lot " tho beginning, la't OF the ii. G. So.aae
burgh estate. 80 '.- " " iho'n.
TERMS or sALE-CAsi. The title Is lclIcv0, :.
perfect but selling rs trustee shall div 10 By
such title as Is vested In me by sud ,et1l 4, ,wEey
OCiS L. 4i.- fFH .... u. II, IDNkNER T,,,.sh
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infnonee i her 'iorgiylnJg father u,heted

8 With King Alfonso in frail health, his
heir ian infant and two weak women as
candidates for d probable regency, Spain
Is in bad way. Apparently there 10 q
dark hour Just before the Don. 4
The Rev. 10 Cook has had another row.
I. took the form Of q violent quarrel with
the negro porter Of q drawing'room car IN
Wisconsin, arising from the servitor's re-
sentiment at beingloudly addressed, Here,
you, Sambo !" y
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s'ia,r,l.stes'sEi sac
SAVE OF w;

lPuBL1C SALE OF yALU an; 4
iaps F'ssRs s. VIE hsss Sss Co.. en-, and
n!snses The late Ihllp REILLY Fsrm V a, ,N cow,
o. Glchn's Kun, Glenn's Run Station = We " mouth
Railroad rittr fronts river bottom os al M:&
s ssa sas sse ., y Is va q h Ss
field. VIII be sold on the premise. At o u: Va IA
at 10 O'Clock A. For PARTICULAR CAY
t9i!Shr.t NJ li.2 chspline ,ttsei Or y SSas
Wheeling, W. Va. where pists Of rtnuh building,
seeu. No more eligible Mic for nil Gr ,; Ssa 10
can 10 found, Trms, one-tourtb ia s!ei plant
money cash in hand, and the residnss purchase
equal sn,,a payments wis ntsl from tar 'ss
trust on the properly sold. 1'-'H"''>' '! uGSd d
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TRUSTEE'S SALE, !

4
Tho undersigned trustee by yi,tuc NJ a.,
thoiity vested IN him by certain Decd Of II FAY s'
made by Henry liahnc nnt Caroline HsInaa 'G ~
wife, to J. II. Cowdrn trustee, jnigl pcr,nHs, ny
ISL. and recorded IN the Office Of tho CcrE St X, ~
County Court Of Ohio County, West vIrrINIh. 'T 10
to sell at Public Auction n, the trout dom ny ~
Court iou.e q ohio county ~ The City Of WhcS%Sc
mcneing at 10 o'clock A. ". the ic!lowinc, o w.
scrbed real estate, to-wlt: Lot numbered MSS ns
ll6l in spriggs Row, III the Eiehth wHri "a, na
City OF Wheeling Ohio county, West VITini"' ,ae
city. ,7Is.l ,5ifas ''0 s"'i
j ERMs or sALE-onc.,hlr,l Of tho purchrso r,o,,..
and rs much more rs the purchaser may elect StS Y
he paid In cash on tho day Of sale and Tho n,tin
In six, twelve and eighteen months from I sw W
sale. The purchaser to give his notes or ths a. ~
fcrrcd payments, with security to be approved wv w
the trustee. - E5E7' F.-t'
The t!lle to said property Is believed to hc ,,,.
lect bur the trustee will convey only such tia =.
may DO vested In him by said deed Of trust ''''
~ n ,,.,,r, ,,,,,, ): X. cowDES, Trustee.
-. -. - t.-.... .e"S OclJ
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02
Casualties in the Mines.

The casualties IN the mines Of the an
thracite region of Pennsylvsnia during
1888 have been furnished by The several
mine inspectors, from whom il is learned
that there were total Of 1875 accidents.
o. these, 323 resulted fatally, making 1853
widows and rendering fatherless 5I2
children.
The accldents are distributed among the
various districts as iollowsi PolisYille,
Samuel Gay, inspector,7s injured, Is killed
widows and " Orphans Shenandoah,
Robert Msuchlain inspector, 1856 injured
Al killed, "a widows and 10 orphans
shamokin, James Ryan inspector, Ios in
jured; GA killed, 80 widows and lI9 oTph.
Pnsi HaHleton, James Roderick inspector
Ill injured, 40 killed, IS widows and 81
orphans; Wilkesbafre, G. NJ. Williams, in
spector, 400 injured, ss killed. SO widow
and 95 orphahsi Scranton, Patrick Blrwitt
Inspector, 35i injured, 90 killed, "a widow
and l20 orphans
Estimating $40 900 900 tons ~ the to,a
production, It gives ah average of 96 .OOI
tons to each death. 100000 to each widr'
aud so 900 tons tn escn orphan caused b,
the development of the snthracite industr,
Of Pennsy lvaniA during the year. Failing
roois and gas explosions caused abnut so pei
cent Of the casualties. 10 the Wllkesbarr,
District eighteen dsaths were caused bV per
sons falling down shafts that had not begun
To produce enhl. There was a n"tiera bl
increase in the number Of doorboys killet
during the year over 1882. During the lA'
ten years 246S lives have been lost in IN
district, i2Ti womEn made widOws, SD'
tlss children made SaihsrIsa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02
Packerton Ripplss.

SO isr but little interest Is manifested
in the coming election.
The new iron bridge at Glen onoko is
completed and ready for general traffic.
AS soon as the weather permits work
will he resumed on the second round house
at Lehighton.
Mrs. DuFour, wife of DR.. W. NJ Du.
Four, Of Wiliamsport, Pa, is visiting at
Mr.. W. l.. Stiles.
The new building, in which will he
housed the pay car aud Judge Packers pri.
vate car, will soon be ready for roof
No doubt our representatives are hop
ing for an extra session. Never, well,
hardly ever, have they enjoyed such bo.
nanza.
The revival meetings in the M. E.
church, under charge Of Rev. Powell, con-
tinue in interest. Over fifty haye proiessed
conversion n-more are seeking.
Why don't some good butcher drive
into Packerton. The residents on Lehgh
avenue are in need of meat regularly furn-
ished. Let some one como.
e. r. Wilbur, of Bethlehem, has been
appointed Genl. Manager of the L. V. RR.
lie is possessed Of great financial ability;
not given to speculation, therefore will be
a safe man at the head ofthe corporation.
-Dolon, Rickert and Williams, the last
a standing candidate, are hoping to be
nominated for County Treasurer. Il is
sometime yet befnre they can know, but tie
joy Of being a candidate is quite a compen
sation.
Will the County Commissioners attend
to the matters relmrted by the Grand Jury?
Will Judge Drebe.', remarks 10 sufficient
u arouse them To that point, namely: that
the people have rights which even the
Commissioners are bound to respect.
1t is safe to assume that Keifer, OF Obi, .
will come out second best in his encounter
with Gen. Boynton? There may be an op
portunity for him to make the supreme
effort Of HE lfe,but the press Of the country
wont sympathiEe with him much, how
ever; meanwhile we await the report OF the
Congressional Committee.
Tariff reformcrs msy as well take a
back seat. The Press has added one Porter
10 the editorial staff, his intimate relation
with the great industries Of the country,
learned at Long Branch, are Of such char
acter that all the efforts of Morrison, Car
Isle and others will be OF no avail. We
must haye high tariff, bloody shirl,ciyil
service reform, Republican Preside nj, or
our country will 60 to the dogs. ANN.