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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12

- 3 VI. Davidson. 81 EgelgreAn.
Ala. says far years ] have been ti'Qli-
pied with REie and dumb Chilli, ny
Naoie stisM MOS "a gaaspd Win
Aaiaria Is is mot mAiiRaaut FORM
saFee bnxSN 9f &QEsa Agne AiAgnat
tlsete1shlg eneea nj AT Qlast % fifty
Qgnt box. wllan lad pended
iiahlFfis 81 iio'lRta Yiih iei9pe
fof sale IS ~ sfia 0llarlea,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12

THE Presidenthas appointed com
Inissioners, says the Washington
Critic, to represent the different de.
partments Of the government At the
Worlds Far and Cotton Centennial,
which is to be held at New Orleans
next Deosmber. This is 10 be the
gIandest atfairof the kind erheld
on this continent. The managers Of
this fair arc assured Of its success
from the liberal encouragement which
is being given them from the various
portions Of the world Thisiis q ma
tional enterprise, and should meet
with agwsrm support from every one
who has any pride inIthe progress aud
advancement of this great country.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12


TELEaHARHIo dispaichas of the 9th
met, from CentraI Illinois, report that
aseyere wind Storm passed over that
section On Saturday night last, which
destroyed much property. Several
farm houses were badly damaged and
batna ana ouihouses were swept Away.
The Wheat and corn crops were beaten
fat WITH hegroupd 81 whipped into
ribbons blythe wind Tho wheat ir
slack was blown away and that 10
msiping uncut waa legeled with lle
gFeRna- IhesIpss ip she county of
Sapgamon alone FIR Al beard from,
II estimated 1t 500. 900.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12
N.ekser frana tarsaadI eiIaamIqr,
GASP CHnEWR, Ia, July.l, 1854.
i. 4 ~. fns.s.l6s. rz..1,,,

TO the Lake Cherries Eeho
Crops II Cameron are late but i'll 4
fins condition, and il nothing happens
will yield al abundant harvest The
orange crap will not be so large al
last yeaF, kat N.Y. will have moFe cot
ton and corn. Ne need q newspaper.
] believe that ougs IS The only parish
" TIE Slate TltheHt one H.o,R
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12

a WAsHIEGToE dispatch fthe It'll
inst, says: "Thc secret service divi-
sion Of the Treasury Department re-
eeiyed adviees that a new counterfeit
$40 silver certificate has appeared in
the West It is supposed to have
been printed from wood cut, but is
likely to deceive an ordinary judge of
money, II is Of the series Of 1880,
g. w. Seofeld, Register, James Gil
fillan, Treasurer. The note is one
quarter of an inch shorter than the
genuine. Tho paper is composed Of
two thin layers, with silk parallel
lines, and fibre placed between them.
In the story on the back where it
should read, "And all public dues,
and when so received" the word ttalP'
is entirely omitted, and the words,
"when so,' are tied together as one
word. There are numerous other de
fsets, which judges Of paper money
will readily discover
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12

Cossanss adioarned on the 7tb
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12

All ladies interested in the Exposi-
ton, are invited TO aid in the follow
ing work, approved by the Director
General. a silk guilt has been de-
signed, representing a map Of Louis
lana, to be Il feet square When com
pleted. Each parish to be a different
color, geographically outlined, the
name and some appropriate decora-
ton to be embroidered or painted
thereon.
The committee in charge of this
work are now prepared to furnish the
necessary patterns and instructions.
Those who are willing TO contribute
parish or section, are hereby re-
quested TO communicate with the com.
mittee, by addressing
IL. H. SMITH, Secretary,
Lamourie P. o., Rapides parish, La
Now ladies, send aud get the neces
sary patterns and instructions and
make a map Of Caleasieu.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12

"A NY one Wishing 10 buy choice gentle
"a work ponies of oxen, VIII do Well to
Gallon NM IL HllATER
'a4-tf. Near dg4tl9.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-12

N. o. States: The appropriation
bill, as agreed on in conference, and
adopted by the Aouse, sets apart
S25O,O0O for the support of the public
schools. This is a larger sum than it
WAS feared would be appropriated, and
exceeds the provisions made by the
last Legislature by the sum of fully
Sl43,O0O.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10

Geo Reynick 12345
6786 10 IL IL AZ
Frac 12345
1891 10 II IL 43
r Chamberlain 12345
67S91 10 IL As
Unknown 1234567
10 II IL so
1924 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10

Go to Freeman Bros. and get D
fine bleached muslin, I yard wide
ct Z cts.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10

And any other publication in the world at a similar reduction. Remem.
Der, | meet any prices made by other subscription agents or any one else.
Papers will be mailed you from office of publication the same a if YOU
sent in The subscription yourself at full price.
BEN w.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10

Buy only Masonis fruit jars; no
danger Of fruit spelling. FOR sale
only by G. w. BEa0s.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10

You may think | speak with
some authority when | address
this Granger, but | am just using
the mildest of argument
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10
A CARD,

It is good evidence from the great
amount Of trade G. w. Beggs Is get
ting that he prices are by far the
lowest to found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
q Very Frank Man.
liioston llcrlld.I

lNOst0n UcrlldI
a. want 10 be very frank with yOu,'
s,id Mr.. Elaine to an audience 81 olia.
manca.
That i what he said. III substance, IN
1876. when h. took ii,000,O00 OF his coun-
tr,mcn into his confidence aud told them
Ic about his dealings in Little Rock and
Fort Smith securities.
A!,o, when be- took Jj.0G0,0)) into hi
confidence Qhe country grow, 80 f1SO thl'
ycar. when lac told about The Two secret
marriages to his wife, one Of winch never
took place.
Mr.. Blaine /, a very frank man; at least,
lie hl, very frank manner.
He was frank with Fisher and ClldweH
when he wanted "bcdr0cH interest,
and tod what he had done. and hunted
Whist be would do. 10 be mo dcadheId IN
the cltcrprisc.'
lie was particularly frank when he pro-
missed TO least an anchor 10 the wind
ward" 10 secure 4 national bank iOr the
same gentlemen.
IIc was frank to Warren Fisher when
h. wrote series OF his lies for him 10 copy
and ,igu. and said "thi> is strictly true
lie was especially frank when he added;
" Regartiv 10 Mrs. Fisher. Bhp ms iS''
fcr."
Tie WIS 70 frank when he took back sun
lcrn- and Bailey'S securities at - and
sod them at -.
lie was almost unutterably frank wlen.
bya strange revolution. hc came into con-
trcl OF 4 valuable share in the "bcdrOck
of the Northern Pacific. which he "cOuld
no i0uch.' but which be could sell, and
dil sell for $4,000. but did not deliver,
because he sold it again for more money.
H. was m,gnctIcally frank when he kncit
to Hr. Muligan. and told him those letters
wol.d ruin him, and begged him to think
Of ls wife and children.
lie was literally frank when he told
Warren Fisher TO buy those letters remain
ipgn Mr.. Mullgan's possession, asserting
tho "cvery man has his price
g. was prudcntly frank when he got the
nrs batch u letters under false prctcn'c
anC kept them.
Ic va. delightfully."- frank when he wa
acting as stool-pigeol in the Hooking
valley enterprise.
lie was sayagcly frank when hc Endorsed
Gal Ilamlton'S vcnOnouS article. NV
Dear Reid This j. a timely appeal and
should be printed"
Nlr Blaine /. always very frank man.
We night give many more specimen, OF
his iunkncs.. but these VIII do for today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
Personal.

King Leopold, OF Belgium. has presented
90 King IIumhcIt, OF Italy. silver medal
for his humanity and devotion TO the chOc-
ra-,trickcn people OF Naples.
william Cullen Bryant's memory will be
hOnorcd Monday. the anniversary Of his
birth. in the planting OF trees on The pub
lie grounds at ROslyn. l.. /.
James O'Kclly, VI. Z. for RoScommon.
will retire from Parliament At the end Of
the present session and come TO America To
20 into the newspaper business.
JOHN Jackson. Of IaGrangc. OF New
YORK. state. keep. standing on the side Of
the road a barrel filled with pure cider with
lineup within reach, inviting all 10 help
themselves.
Prince Crosby, supposed to be more than
l0I years OF age, died recently at Fi,hkill.
Conn. He was formerly the slave Of
tnoch Crosby. who figured Is Harvey
rirch in COOper's novel. The spy"
Herr Rubin>tcin. when tired Of hi,
triumphal progress through Europe, re-
tires to hi, villa near t. Petersburg. and
there. surrounded by his family, he pre-
pareS for the next campaign.
The wife Of the late Wilbur +. storey. 81
the Chicago Times. would not let his rcla-
tiycs see him before his DEAN, aud they
were obliged 10 appear before the court and
ask for an injunction against her.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Marion Crawford will
visit Rome and, after spending par, OF the
winter in Europe will return 10 this coun-
tIy. and in the summer will occupy the
Berdan homestead. IN Hanover, y. II.
Earl DInciin will sail with hi, suite
from southampton for India. November
18th. in the Peninsula aud oriental Com
Iany'> Tasmania. a swift steamer. which.
with her connections. will bring the new
NIccroy to Bombay. at the latest. Deem
her 9th.
IIcrt Makarl's memory will be kept green
by the Niennc,e. 4 street in the capital i,
10 hp given the painter name. Maklrt
monument. raised by small popular cOntri.
buttons, i being planned and a Malar' cX-
bibition is already spoken q. containing
every one Of the artists works which can
possibly be- obtained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
Political Emeufc I'm Louisiana.
by telegraph TO the Di,patchl

lbN Telegraph 10 the Dlslitth'l
New ORLEANS, November IA diSpitch
nom New iberia TO the Picoyip' say: A.
a Kellogg meeting at Lareauyille to-day
some negroes got into 4 difficulty. Joe
GifouN attempted TO quiet them. when he
was fred upon by a negro. the bali pene-
trlinc his hat. lie returned the fire, but
ukhout effect. By this time there was a
general resort to firearms. and a gene
raj fu,iadc commenced. Joe Gllioux
WIS the inst To tall. shot dead.
He was one Of the best citizens, and
W., a Democrat. SHERIFF Theodore Nhtor
ha>been been brought in here wounded. but
not dangerously. The persons who brought
hin >ay that Captain Il. Bell, Democrat,
WAS also shot dead. and that Abner BOuttc.
= cGorcd politician. and three other negroes
woIr killed. jules Wcstayer aud Judge
Fomcli,u are reported among tie wound
ed. \ large number OF men are under
m.al Larcuuyile. aud tac excitement i
az tryer-heat. Particulars are difficult 70
obtain. The excitement i very great. and
squad, Of armed men have lett for the
scene Of the conflict. The town /, picketrd
and will be patroird Tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
ruAT DINNER wfTH COULD.
. .,,b,iesss Otmorniiyed NJ Disine's Sui
cicni Act.

philadelphia Va) special 20 ,bc nsr'
-. A remarkable political Dbenone-
~ ~. Ia occurred In this city to-day. " u
i'o , On a widespread and growing feeling
r,ictv cmOng Blame men regarding
-, ,o.ult OF Tuesdays election. Inc
va sn.nt an hour ut the Union League
MI 49, 80 nigbi conversing with its members
O'"n ,La ,a,,onal contest. Several OF the
"Iu ,1c, yybo a week ngO chantcd the
-. ~ Mfr. Blsinc aud predicted Tor
,,,n :. snlcndid triumph were grlyeIy com
i'',n,, each other, fears that defeat was
NOT onIy pcssible but problhle. Did cour'
49,, 49,, ',orbid the mention Of nincs
mast shocking condition CT political de-
moralization could be proved
Has KILLED BLAINE.
oro gentleman who was prominent in
the recent reception To lne ha'uc '''"'-
date said openly in the reiu'nS'' pon IN.
ri.inc lie viii never be President"
So,ne of this rcniicman's friends dill not
,orrc with him. They admitted the mis-
take, but argued that the hour oil 'ir'loh
vas too nca! for the country NOle u p' ~
iec'cd. -.
.harp rcioinder. land without Tat STATE
our case 1, hopeless. II was the most
suicidal set any public mn ever cont
mitted.'
these words are quoted merely gas aycriia'
bic SAMPLE Of the KIND OF talk that i IN
d,,lced in among the Republicans |ho cX-
r,ct to vote for Mr.. Blaine next Tuesday.
Among the government employees the
condition This afternoon bOrdered on pane.
The subject was also freely talked about To-
night at the Union Republican Cluh-ro0n-'
The home Of the old city bosses. IL WA A.
serted that fully one hundred men among
those who had promised 10 ito New York
tc.morroE would not now take the trouble.
FEEiING ~ 1HE AIR.
Tie feeling appears to be In the ar every
where that Clcycland's chance, ARE imptbF-
ing hourly. An officer OF the Jnited r.
publican Club. which Is the city hcldquT-
icrS Of Cumcronism. said 10 the writer TO-
night:
at looks Ike Cleveland. never felt 50
until to-day. Now wOuldn' bet dollar
on Blaine. I'm sorry, too, for must vote
Tor HIM Think OF what means for the Re-
publican party in this state. There are
2G.OG0 votes IN M, city controlled or lniiu-
cnced by Government officers. Within
year iutN VIII DC 'i>t l'i tii' N'h'' P'''-
Whyi I tell you It will pat this Common
wealth in grave doubt Pennsylvania may
lccouc a Democratic state. Just think OF
that. Isn't It paralyzing? some Of ~ viii
have to 90 to work and learn trades. II ~
have been IN office since hoyhoOd.'
1T will be- sorry day Tor The business
branches OF thi, country il Governor
Cleveland is defeated" said Mr.. Gc,t. who
ia, hitherto been Republican. His de-
votion to lis oNn PARTY hl- not changed.
Tut like thousands Of other, he despair, OF
any GOOD acts from the c0tcrie Of PROBES
>iongl politicians now found At ii, head.
In conclusion it may be repeated That
there is an openly manifested anxiety To-
night among tie Republican workers. The
hIlrrah has worn itself our. The Blaine
boom has landed OF bar and will never
start again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
New Books.

NojdCdln GHd " Oife. By FRANCES PAnK-
MAN. author of Pioneers OF France in
the New World" &C.. &c.. a.. Volume
}. Boston: LITTLE. BRewN 4 Co. 1854.
This i part seventh Of the series entitled.
France and Eng land in North America.
series OF Historical Sketches
For sale 10y the publishers.
The hoh Of HOnor: A Comprehensive
History Of Duelling in All Countries, in
Guiding the judicial Combat Of Europe
the PrNaie Duel OF the Civilized World
and Specific Descriptions OF all the Noted
Hostile Meetings in Europe and America
By Major BEN. {. TRUMAN. Author OF
"Ibe South After the War" .Soml-
Tropical California" etc. limo. Page.
800. Extra cloth. beyeled. 81. New
York FORDS. Howard Il IlrLRgsr
1884.
ai0r TgrMAN must have been diligent
CLEANER and collector OF material from a
multitude Of scattered sources. II is claim
ed. and there seems no reason 10 doubt.
that when he enters upon specifications
every recorded hostile meeting which can
be classed as duel 6uds here a mention.
with names OF the principals. and very gen.
orally Of seconds. aud frequently OF causes
or circumstances. while each OF the cspe-
cially notable combats receives full de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
The North Carolina Exposition


4 number of our business friends have
gone 70 sec ;hc Exposition the Ola North
State has made OF her products at Raleigh,
and they lack words TO express the pleasure
and profit it Afforded them. They only re-
grct they have is that oil Virginia does not
show the same enterprise, for who cln tell
the measure OF benefit state must receive
from such a display of her resources I:
quite hundred thousand people visited the
Exposition. aud every one ofthcm will prove
10 be an advertiser OF what he saw, While
only half the counties in the State were
specially represented, what that half had TO
show filled every Carolinan's heart with
pride. Next year every county will be
there, when we hope Richmond will send
Ia see II such an excursion ~ will aStoniSh
the natives. Virginia and North CIrOlin1
are bound together by so many ties that we
rejoice with her. with all Our heart, over
the splendid success OF this achievement,
and with her sons and daughters thc enjoy
mcnt OF every good thing. But we give
her notice that we, too. intend 10 wake mp
and try to emulate her in her effort, 10 I'M
prove the general prosperity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
Irrom the Washington Pos, OF yesserd,y.i
TUE TICKET FRAUD IN VIRGINIA
A, sn,davit Fully Establishing the Truth OF
the Charges Mnds


Mr.. !. G. Entwistle has made the follow
JC. Entwisilc. photographer AMI en-
cr,yer. located at Gil Louisiana avenue,
Washington. ID. c., do hereby certify td1t
lewis Mckenzie, eX-membcr Of Congress,
and n Young man whom this card proves 10
he lewis Mckenzie Bell. called on me. on
or about the 10Th Of October. rnd asked
nc for al estimate Of the cost Of 4 counter
felt Of the same In his possession and shown
10 me At the time, the same being the regu-
lar Democratic ticket ~ the state 81 Vir-
ginia. az the Eighth district, John ;. Bur
hour for Congress. aud desired The
change IN the ticket TO be only in
,he electors and the congressman IN
c,cb OF the di,irictS-in fact. In his own
L,nguage. that the ticket Ia casual OBJ
scrypr would appear TO be- regular Dem
ocratic ticket. but with other electors and
conrressmen substituted. | made q dirc't
,,oint with him in our conversation il he
dc ired fac-simile OF the ticket presented
IN me. ami he stated no; only change GER
foiu portions. - above mentioned. aud the
naner 10 hc the same. which, in my IN ma,
!. conclusive evidence of in-cndcd fraud
ON Li, Oh their part In attempting to foi1l
an thc people OF virginia a counterfeit
ticket. To sulstIntiIte my statement ! viii
furnish. II necessary. the ailidaylt' OF two
of my Workmcn, who were present and
Heard the conversation In detail.
ISicncdl j. c. ESTwHrLE,
G4l louisiana avenue, Washington. II. {.
subscribed and sworn to before me This
10th tay Of October, \. ID. 1881.
X. KENPFR, Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
A Poor Orphan.

Nj. HcBiRD's letter to Mayor CAnelNG-
TcS. asking for the appointment Of RepuD-
hesns ~ special policemen, MAS. in view
Of Dir. BALLARD's appoib,ees as depul,
msrshals. well calculated 10 remind one Of
tine frenchman who was tried for the muir.
der Of his father aud mother, and who.
when asked after bis conviction il he
hsd anything TO say IN his defence, re-
piled that he wanted the court to remem.
ber that be was "a poor orphan" A. he
had made himself an orphan, 30 Mr..
HosAsp bad. by approving BAiLARD's ap-
pointments. deprived himself Of all claim
upon Mayor CAERiSoroX or the Democratic
party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

Mr.. IICBAnD i, out in dodgcr dated
October 29tb-his final appeal which A.
the gang OF negroes who support hun know
better what are the real interests Of Rich
mond and Of Virginia than 10 the men
composing the sold body Of white voters
of this city-ihe merchants. the mechanics,
the lawyers, the laborers, the doctors, and,
We might add, the clergy-who are sup
porting GEORGE u. WISE. TO statr the
Richmond the white men who pay taxes
will. nine tentbs Of them, vote for GEORGE
ID. WISE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

become iutoicfabIc; and now, as one OF Tue
Old Guard, he ralhes 10 the rescue. anu
when victory has pcrched upon the banner
II the Democracy he will say, ~ diu "one
at Quebec. al die content" He hopes ina.
all lovers Of coed and honest government
will follow bis example aud vote for CirVe'
lard aud Hendricks. lie thinks u du.v
every voter owes 10 himself aud to pos,erit
10 vote that ticket. Very truly ana re-
spcct:ulb, WILLIAM ". "hu'AN''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

The Baltimore american says: The
planets Unnu, and Vents will Ice in con-
junction on The ilh Of November a u O'Clock
in the morning. Just u, thi- moment the
polls will be- open for the reception OF b1'-
lots which will twelve hours Later effect
1T AINE's election" Considering that IRA
MUM was the father Of Saturn and that il
BLAINE i elected we 4hall have a political
,aturnalia, the 1nerycdu'S remark. are very
suggestive, aud we are not surprised that
the old fellow let Venus make a goose of
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
interesting Letters

The following letters will both be read
with interest. We do not know that Mr..
Woous'S letter was intended for publica.
ton; hut We are sure that he will excuse
uS for giving TO our readers the cheering
news hc sends from the lower valley.
'uAgLorfkSvnLE. Va, Oct. 81. 1884.
To ne Ed10r 81 the Dispatch:
enclose Won letter lust received from
Mr.. William II. Garland. stating that hi,
venerable fathcr-nOw ninc,y.twO wears
old-Who has not voted since the war. IN,
registered, and will vote for Cleveland and
Ia turn the raScal> ont. In antc-bellum
times Mr. Garland W., wealth, and
prominent citizen. The spirit that ami
mates this old gentleman il abroad in his
section. and y0u NAV look for 4 splendid
result in Albemarlc.
have just returned from Clnvas>ing
tour in Page and RappahannOck. The
Page Democrats have their war paint on.
aud will capture the county. We expect a
gam there Of over 300. >henand oah will
also give H. a majority. Rappahannock
will give over 500. The majority in thi,
cOngrc' >iOnal district will certainly exceed
5000. Respectfully yours.
MlCAJAH W0ODs.
NORM GLgDEN. ALBEuARLE COUNTY. NA..I
October -, 1884.
captain Mcojdh Woods
Dear Sir,-Ny father. Nathaniel Garland.
ST., Of North Garden precinct, this county,
now in the nine,y-second wear Of his age,
registered for the first time last week, and
expresses his determination, health and
weather permitting. 10 east his vote for
IeyeIand aud Hendricks on the Hh OF No
yember. lie says that he has been long
tired Of the dishonest doings OF the Repub.
Iican party. and had long and patiently
waited for the younger aud well.thnkins
VOTERS Of the country 10 Gust the dominant |
party, whose thieyisb pgopensities have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

The New York Times slys: "lf the
looks Of The Interior Department could bc
laid orcn before the people, and the almost
innumcrab'c jobs in public lands exposed,
the nation would be amazed. But there
would be no exposure under an Admins
rration controlled bv BLAINE. ELSINs.
Gotip. and CHArFEg." Turn the ra,cIl-
out. and get a look at the books.