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Gedcler5.

ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
n. Ct all grades tutors governesses lecurs comnenons
a. schools aIec tu hpse employ
Irg teachers teachers until engaged H. MlflAd
GoN IIEHE6 Co. 81 fast th-st, Union square.
GENTLEMAN for French and German ;
y salary 81 POO; another for frcchand drawing AMI Eng
school Assistants 10 81 u est Apply To
''''' 4. LOWELL co. lG Aston Place, \. J. CITY
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, GOycrnesses. sup
n. Piled free to EMPLOYERS schools recommended TO
naTrnts FLORENCE FtTCH, p Union square.
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. cstab-
n hrled 1865. provides promptly be-t Icacher- iorr1;
,,te Puus Families schools colleges Circulars cifood
Schools with renabir information, nee 10 parents skilled
Jcachers always wanted. Application loim Tor stamp . -
1 ". SChkKMEkhOkN & CO, East lAthst"N Y
rrEACHERS WANTED Ladies' Expert
enced Kindergarten for Normal school, French and
naiuti1K FOR city drawing painting French and Ger
man; Gerusn French, English and music for city families
French SPOKEN nglish and music; French ana English
for amy. French and German Amrncan FRENCH for sew
atn cities French German drawing and music Gentlemen:
Mathematics EuCl.sh Yale graduate mathematics AMI
c.mpos don BAPTIST French. German. classics and Ings
mathematics aud military tactics, Wet Point graduate pen
nanshp and book Seepng o city school Many other npe
Tor teachers wanted Tor september Apply TO MIS-. NJ j.
Young Futon. Amer. For teachers Agency 20 Union ~
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Jn6irnctlon.
For Bows and Young Men---City.

For Bows and Young Men---City
CCUOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
y SCaOOT ~ East I5th Introductory 70 All Scientific
Colles.. j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, g. r.. Pm D. Principal
VNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 72l
nal English classical and arinIry departments oiymnl
sum New building, complete its appointhcnts Ils
"a school Iust D'gun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
Y BROADWAY near 42ds 47th year. Primary C'mmercla
sId Classical Dc'tA Nj. NJ HOBBY W l., AKIN FIiue Vls
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Goparinsrshlp Notices.

WE. the undersigned, have this day formed
w Coparnc cahp under the hrm Of
THEODORE WILSON g. co,
sale OF bonds salon.
NJ so IS Newest, IN the City VI New-York
THEODORE WILSON,
FREDERICK q. LEE,
HENRY A. BARRY.
Dated New.York, April "a, 1854
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6elp t1anteo.

A CENTS WANTED to sell the life of WEN
~ DELL PHILLIPS tue only authorized edition Aso for
Jour HOME DOCTOR pLOnOuut od 10y the press 70 De TIE
best cheapest medical published send Tor ccul1
WILSON BROS. 81 kilby ct, boston Mass
NXANTED.-A clerk for an out town club (;
the best Of references. Apply 10y letter 10
COMMITTEE. 70 West 23dst
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HOUSE VENTILATIoy.-An extended descrip-
ton appears In The London Lancet OF Dr HogSs neeu
GUS plan OF warming and ventilanS dwellings Accord
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DrcssmdGlul.

nRESSMAKFR.-By an experienced dress
a class litter and draper also good
hand u rmOleng dresses, wants few more ehgdgemhs
by the dry objection 70 out Ot the cry Tool
iefe nee. Address
d NJ, Tribune Uptown once l,23s Broadway.
nRESSMAKER.-By an artistic French dress
- maSer nne work hO boy the day 81 Ia sipe-
designer and uncqualed otter highest references
MADAME -, box D. Tribune Uptown once, LBS Broad" ay
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Sales bp Autlion.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

L TN I III '''0 II no ,-.,--
John O. Lyot aucti0neer will sell nj public auction on
Thurrday the cath day OF April .St at 10 o'clock on
the known warwick Hotel Nos 4oS and $50
sYave the City Of NewYork, the furniture chattes
and hvs.uod utensils sad hotel order OF the
e~" DENNIS DECOURCEY,
Attorney for MoTRa0oe.
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For Both Sexes-City,

A CIRCULARS or BEST SCHOOLS
~. free parents Please give particulars. r. MIitIAM
COYRIEtE ~ o. 81 East | 'thst- Union square
k-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
~ with udicious advice parents AMI guardians Procs-
sor- teachers. guVcrucs-cs and crnlnH recon-
mrn eel 10 colleges schools ant families Rcereuee TO ne
families OF Hon Hamilton FISH secretary Eyalt7 cyrus
Field. Mime. HE,>t, 50 West 2lst-st. New YORK
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COACHMAN and GARDENER To tako
charge Of genenans place In country ten years refer.
once fully understands the business. J. IL, Greit Neck
Post Ohic', l.. I.
HOACHMAN, WAITER, &c.-By "A young
~ man D. drive city strong and Competent good rel.
erence A IArraa MALEY 100 Weti 3 th.t
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EOACUMAN and GARDENER.-By re-
y spectacle married man encumbrance thoroughly nm
dersnds horses carriages etc nrsca~s reefsDo0
from last employer ] N e.. No % East itthst.
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NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY of Music
~ EAST I4TH-> third door east OF 6IH-ANE.
incorporated lsbj.
SPRING TERMS COMMENCING.
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EOACIINAN. DRIVER or USEFT Imam
- By a German gentie'nans place; married. 2b
strong quick and hAn best testWg1lls 10 cbarcc -
and ability u VAGEDES, lj6 Grtnt.st liObpken. y. j.
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(OACiMAN.-By a Protestant Gagged,
~ sin who Understands the 81 sick and amO
Dolges. Lest Oi city reference. eli, or country
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DUTIER or WAITER.-By young mar,
ID InRl an IN private family IN hotel or club; under
hi4 business, has best references Address
J.P 100 We II 3ftl-st
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Art SchocA-City.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
vi LesInnius Tuesday, oct. 10. N DRAWING. OF ana
WAIEISCOLOR PAI%IlNG, still Liti, iLoMlit,9
and LA ND-CAPF. CIlI< 4 PAINT Gand pttOhAl Hun
STUDIO, No. ~ MADiSON-ANE
references . .
Nj d. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLlA-A HAl'l' All.
JAMES HART, Mr.. \. !. BELLOWS
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COLLECTOR or BARTENDER.-By young
~ frsluan educated god qu * % figure
and furnish reie ences address HENRY
OCOSNOR. iI9 Fat 22dst
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BOARD WANTED for four adults. within
ID one hour OF Ncw-Y0rk. depot; style
Terms DC low. Address b. box TO- Tribune ONCE with
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For Both Sexes-CountrY.

JUI DUJII DD7A~-'IDItIII-J'
4 FAMILY SCHOOL, on farm II mics
y from NryoIl Finishing II'lt ad. Children receive
mothers and rsnt gOOf time DUNG summer vac"
ZION. MIS-. "A G. no 4.IsiLL, iaHhL-srJ J.. L.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
I and uuas0n Institute, tldycrI"k, ~ a.
$40 4 EAR
FITS for ALL COLIE5E~ ami BUSINESS.
french. Art and Music sp"riaiIies Eoth sexes
srhoo. continue. open curing July and Au}ust, .,.
Ely. ALONLD FLACh, IN. -, ITcs0eh,
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
IL Nyack. on.thc Hudson. - . 80.
gOTH SEXES 40 EXTRAS BUI MUSIC AND Ak 49,
vIl scholars. 500, send ipr
new catalogue ". II. BANN1SIEk, \. N, Principal
Miscellaneous
ETROPE.-Parcnts wishing to have their
Il daughters educated Of the fnN9rc winter resorts
o. S'~'' MIR AND NINE. MANN.
No 81 West S-dst, New OK
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MOUNTAINS
ISLE OF WIGHT
GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL,
Z n A

IL LONG BRANCH,
VIII omen June 4th. go Reduced ratcs for families
address CHARLES LELAND and WARREN LELAND.
Long BrauCiL
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DUTLER or WAITER.-By Young man
ID English In private family fully understands the duties
and has b ~ references. JOSEPH & 1903 West 34'hst
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6tuailons W,nteo-- Mllles.

4 GENTLEMAN about leaving for Europe
~ wants a situation his goodman: sober honest and
reliable. thoroughly experienced horseman good
barno, and CARRIAGES stands sardcBlDg mkingI
wiling aud generally useful Address
"0 ~ DICKINSON, Box -, Tribune ONCE.
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COACHMAN or COACHMAN and GROOM.

~ By Protestant married man no family our YEN
city reference present employer fourteen years re T.
euces from employers al employers can Dc seen ~
a. red Address present employers stabe, No AZ W.
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For BOYS and Young Men-Cou

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
4 HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
~ Young Boy. r.. KINDS, A NJ hcmr-te"i J.. -
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS The m
Ddrsienp an tCd physician ana teacher MAKES
hr care aud instruction o such boys specially A"'''
Dl:. WiLLIAMHON, Lyme. conn.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID COLLEGE Conditioned or nyrcled taHtCatc- 'ht, 'u
GUNNER or winter etockoud-e, Mass. f. HOtfIANN
DOEDENTOWN, \. J.-lilitary Institute.
- Prepares for college Finely located, health
ul and thorough For circulars, &c, address =, ,.,,
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGIlKEEP,
Government scloo. aud ior HUHu.~A JOHN NILLf'
Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
/ Worcester Mass. 18th year fUt full Information apH
Tly 10 c. Il. METCALF,A NJ superintendent
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
w BOSTON. ,.,., ~,
ing and Electrical Engineering, Archtc, lure mem
stry Fhys.s Natural History. etc student; are also 'l
mil led to partial spec a courses Sezt 20 'o year
sept 20 tosi Entrance examinations MAY - ana 90 oI
sept 70 and - ats IL 2wFrsTrn WELLS, secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER President
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
4 Chester 29d year Degrees conferred ,,.
N ' ThEO. HYATT, President
DYE, y. Y.-Bradford Mansion school. Open
IL ing ol spring term FEDS CO. COLLINS, Principal
For Young Lad4es-Country.
DORDENTOWN, \. j. Female College !;
ID beautifully located very heMiul ana thoIou-n ,u,
peaor Music and Departments log cncuaf &C. address
KCv MM. e. BONEN, \. NJ, President
For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL. On farm II miles
y N,.,t.vo,, Finishing Children
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BIOGRAPHY OF A FREE PEOPLE.

TWENTY YEARS OF CONGRESS. From Lincoln 70
Garfield with Review Of the Events wS S%,S eu g.
M nT ,rSF Vol l. svo, PIP. GAG The Henry BIZ PUB
Ii.bi,y ComnanV Norwich.
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For Yonng Lad.es-Country.

\. j. Female College
br,uufny located very lcllthful and thorough III
r,o Music ana An Departments. los CIRCULAR &C. address
ltCv v NJ. e. BONl.N, y. NJ, Pieslutnt-
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GUNNER Resorts.

A GOOD HOME in the COUNTRY, among
~ the Northern HIS Of Yves che,tcr.-Iligh, shady
grounds aid free from evers. &C. good table references
address =, katOuah, y. y.
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Gitnntlone Wanteo--(ema!es.
A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~. ASSOCIATION
Chartered the state NeH.YOrx1

" IL Pros sER, secretary Ma KGLL0 10 att5;a,y
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PERSONAL.

The Hon. John T.. Lynch, who was temporary chair
man of the recent Republican National Convention at
Chicago will be the Of he day at the Emancipation
Day celebration at LocApOrJ " y, on Aug nSI L.
fine bronze shield with appropriate inscription
the work of Mr. Thompson has been placed above
the tomb OF General W. +. Bartlett at Plttshed Mass
There Is no truth in report of Mr. Oscar Dicksons
intention to equip another Arctic expedition under the
command of Baron NOrdehsbJou
The late Paul Morphy played several games OF chess
with the great monarchs Of Europe. He CALAMITY
Flowed Queen Victoria 10 beat him. but treated Ma
pol,on H. aud King william Of Prussia very differently
giving them at first an advantage over nm ana tneh
sweeping them from the board unm,rcully. ne was
before his health gave way brilliant ooh'o'S"'oh"S'
and a faVorite member OF society
In the Vokoysky Cemetery slab of black granite rest
inc mon base of gray granite has been placed above the
crave of rurguene bearing only his name and the years
Of his blrth ana d"dlh
THEY were talking in Chicago about the h"taDe persons
at last weeks Convention. said veteran de'eSa'e'
" Nobody Interested me more than Long Jouh vent
worth lie went proving around among the o'Ie-"''9
looking up his Democratic acluainances ot quarter OF
century ago and watched him Thought oI the l'l
fine he WAS elected Mayor OF Chicago lie ran ~ what
urht he called a split ticket and the night OF the eIcc
ton when It wa, settled that ho had been chosen was
one OF the committee appointed 20 look Inn up ana ASK
Ms attendance at "a ratification meeting. We iou" MN
NJ the old Alton depot with his bat pulled down over his
face "a tloush he wanted to escape notice lie "ss
waiting To take train To 20 out 10 "iI arm du
would NOT 10 to the ratification meeting. ne "oui So
hlaubed nr.t lie to his farm ana H''h seen Ia
no ,ifv fnr several DAYS. called on MN or an eA
,i.,.t,' asked hun II he didn't realize mat he mai
been siorted by both partip, AMI mat he Owed N'le
,t, t hI friends had supported him aud worked
tr nm lie said he had keen realization al the iact
ht he owed moro than lie could pay. lie hUl PROMISED
gtcrs 10 both aides, and he couldn't redeem hs prom
lses he lodged"
President Arthur aud Secretary Folger are expected
soon % visit watkins Glen
The stories about Prince Bsmlrcks falling health are
pure inventions. tie has received great dement, rom 'ne
treatment prescribed by Or. schweungrr ana Is no" III
evidently robust health lie IS seen In puohc 'omPar"
lively little leading AN entirely retired lie, except when
| attending to OllciAi matters.
Ills significant fact that immediately upon the result
OF the Democratic Convention az Chicago being an
nounced the officers and Crsw of General Cutters yacht
( America began preparing for u long cruise
recent scene at stafford House. London, Is described
by Ihs ran Nal 6u-ee an admirable subject Tor
PAINTERS brush There nothing very romantic about 'he
ANIMAL meeting OF the society for helping nlehdes'
ser, ant girls beyond the commonplace tragedy Of 50
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POLITICAL NOTES.

After the example Oi the ancient worthy who k.r. .
iterafing that it a famous victory" but coudnn
just what made it So returning Democratic deleg,,
tire Of repeating that II grand conyeptos
Well impartial history viii hereafter record that a.
Democratic party had grand convention IN JuIy ~.
" the grand bounce " IN November. ~'
The Hon Theodore Lyman had leisure TO aGdfe..a a,
Massacbusott, Reform Club on saturday lat bat n. ~
never found time ia furnish proof of bis public deea
ton that }lr Blaine, reputation IN his state 4, ,,
OF man accustomed To the use Of unKafFanam.
political methods.
When Governor Hoadly had made his last un.ucee.,,
bid for tine Vice Presidential nomination by eiegraph
10 the Convention that hundred guns being ira
IN honor of olcveland's nomination, he turned mle,i
ally to William Horn. esq. one OF the Asylum I'm,
tees and babe him hunt mp cannon WhogcBlth totro
du,e AN er ,os mel, sub.tIutiaton ~ BIS d.,istb
small bras. uiccr dragged from West ~lore saIos
discharged several times and Columbus solid io re-
form.
judge Tourgfe, whose candidate for the Republican
nomination did not receive IT, but who perfectly com
bends the hypocrisy which the Independent moyA
mcnt is based says in The continent: II is seriony
urged objection against General Logan that he h
been known in the haste OF cplsoiary composition "a
misspoll a word We do not know whether or not IL |.
true. and We do not care He has always been able "a
spell Duty. aud TO spell it promptly too lie mag no
always spell English correctly but hc thnA. aud ,Is
American with surprising force and Nlg!r and hls a
knowledge OF men. events and policies which make. An
fully thr equal of the most sted photographic On IL that
ever exhausted h- intellect I'm locating double l."
The GGrcson Nors extended thi. kindly welcome o. hs
Texas Allegation returning Chicago Perhaps the
Democracy Of Texas may conclude not o send herd d
FOSSILS to the next National Convention
Mr. carl echurz il uinbe political acrobat. bui Il
just possible that President Iayess Secretary Of the To-
terror will feel liitr awkward in performing upon
platform which drunuuccl the Fraud of ls5G."
In hls remarkable speech at indianapolis on Saturday
Mr. Hcnitic,s declared that 10 wa tho mission " IA,
Democratic paris 10 turn ont ahuudrd and tsag
thnusaud office. holders. Great if Democratic tNl
soyco reform, aud verify llrudrlchH isit' prophet
Among the pcmocia'. there socus 10 he 'rrli lndey
tu know what opinions NJ ll"nirce AMI M Ncllonad
nnd Mira. Hendricks aud Mr. NcDon lld, hUs OF erA
Other The satisfaction hcriuao nothing very usy d aid
ia thr prrsrrre of reportrra f. quite luflotouA o,
rou.c N thrie hd utru thn 30 'ltr-t mn i"n w and
MIA Mcdonald would hlNo made n public immediately
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4 DEEP-LdID Plot.

During the past month the public have been
startled and rendered uneasy by the publication of
divers and suudry newspaper articles having for
their object the sapping Of popular confidence in
saltwater and icc-crcam. The better 10 disguise
the real aim of these papers they have all been
given a scmi-scicntic tone. and il has been pre-
tended that their sole object to protect the con
sumcr against adutcration and the danger of pois-
oning 10y copper or leaden pipes. There H. how
ever. too much reason for susprctng that this evil
IDENTIFY concerted attack upon the chief summer de
lights of the girl of the period has been deliberately
and with malice prcpcusc organized by an asSoca-
ton of young men who have revoltcd against the
social summer subsidies, and not having the courage
TO refuse pointbank the solicitations OF their best
girls" have taken this underland method to dis
seminatc apprehensions calculated to divert the
feminine appetite from the products of the soda
fountain and the Ice-cream freezer. In fact 1t may
be stated that PinkcrtOns men, Who have been put
on the case in the interest Of the purycyors OF the
harmless necessary refreshments III question, nave
already gathered mass of evidence pointing 70 the
existence of a dark and deep-lad conspiracy
These ubiquitous agents have overheard numbers
of Young men rccOunting 10 their innocent ana I'M
suspecting swccthcatts the alleged dreadful results
of scientific investigation 1t has been further noted
that such rccltals have always gained in intensity
as the couples approached icccream saloons or
druggists stoP.s; while IN the absence of such
| place, the young men have frequently assumed a
cynical air when he subject was mentioned. There
can be no doubt that the heartless rse has had
| much success, and that many hundgeds OF young
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II Is no doubt annoying to some politicai
PHILOSOPHERS to find that i'll respect to protective
duties importation of contract labor eSht-hout
laws for car-drivcrs and other workmen, ana
many similar matters. their theories are not ac-
ceptable TO the working people. But the people
who labor, though they may not have complete
theories. possess some practical knowledge as
to their own needs They have votes and II Is
well that they have BY their votes they can de
fend their rights and interests. In the long run
il is infinitely better that the working people
should defend their own interests by their
ballots aud be Taught by experience when they
mistake If the defence of the Interests oi labor
is left To an aristociacy British experience
teaches us that the resulting government Is not
particularly wise nor invariably pure. ana thaI
"thc common people" find ample reason Tor
migrating to some other country. ii the poIlt-
ictl philosophers will consider the matter close
", they will hardly expect the immigrants from
Great Britain to aid in establishing here the
method, of government from which they have
fled. Here, labor prefers to protect ITSELF ana
10 vote for its Wn interests. The Wor>nGmeh
alc.not Dependents, and do not intend to be.
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scourge so dreadful in the East do not exist
here. The State Board of Health says that II
proper precautions are taken beforehand there
need be no alarm, even should the scourge make
its appearancc. But those precautions nave
not yet been taken. The circular OF the STATE
Board of Health states that the local conditions
of danger, the filthy places and sodden GROUNDS
where the disease finds a Judgement, and rapidly
repropagates, "are found III every port, CITY,
village and manufacturing town, and IN many
a rural ncghborhood and hamlet" When the
grim guest is once on the march, il is difficult 10
stop it. There are tenement districts III 'h'N
city where the assisting causcs OF cholera are ~
be found in abundance. They are sad to De
the crowding of individuals, impaired health
want of ventilation, carnations from SOL I'M
"prcgnated with organic matter, the LATTER
especially from sewers, filthy places, ana CON
"taminatcd water" The State Board Of Health
urges the following duties upon sanitary
authorities and the public in general: To make
careful inspections drain all stagnant pooIS
and low grounds near Dwellings, clean all
sewers and house drains; cleanse and dlsinioct
cellars and all filthy places, and cxaml ne ana
protect the purity of drinking water.
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NoT DFPENDENIS.

roo,o has been engaged for meeting next
week of few gentlemen who woulu "no "
r,o,onolize the name independents neSo
.,r, ,,arsons who are dissatisfied WIN MI pi"H''
,,ost &C Them because he would protect Aineli
a., Ihor and American citizens. lhey nave
,,o,,loctod to invite those independent No'eiS
,,La ,viu refuse their support to OoNeIHoi
Cleveland. The latter do not proc'i'ni 'n0i
....;,,u ,,irt,o very often or very loudly, put
u,nir natives are 10 say the least quite as hohes'
as those of the.OppOncntS Oh Mt. h''''i,'' "''I
,eorircs ot least As much true independence Ioi
them to vote against the party WIFI VIII,
havo hitherto acted. They do not get liclr
names into the newspapers and are not ANXIOUS
tosl,e considered holcr. than other peoplc' Du'
thew do their own thinking. Perhaps II Is is
well chat thcy are not invited to any ihe'''"S'
for no hall would hold them.
| With a fine disgust one OF the BRUSH JoU'p"'S
asks what sort of party the Republican parry
Unuld become if it should gam the W"rhlhE
men who are dissatihed with Cleveland
/ prohably it would be at least as desirable
- the marty to which the tree-uadc editors
transfer their affections. If the more intc!l-
co,.. and independent half OF the "orhInSmeh
vbo have been Democrats move over 10 u' sup
mort Of MIR. Blaine they will find the KepuOlc'h
ranks full of men who have like interests ana
feeling with themselves, and will discover 'ha'
/ the Republican party is controlled by 'ucn
voters. Not by wealthy gentlemen oil leisure
was the Republican party created; II MI
/ Lincoln's day it was the party OF " the pam
/ people" and it has been ever since; ana It's
/ earliest aims were to defend and dignity Amer
lean labor. IT. policy has been at all times CON
! tr,lled lev the millions who earn their bread by
honest labor. and if the wel-to-do gentlemen OIL
pr;ti.h views feel ashamed o. the association
or ronclled by the unqualified desire of the party
! =, L.r.od fine interests of labor and the rights
Of citizens, they do well to transfer themselves
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