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. Hint ia Hand Organs.

The boys played a mean Trick on an Ola
deaf and dumb orgas-griDder the other
day. They took out the cylinder, ana ne
went round the streets stopping before
everv door and grinding away with yim;
taksn i'm: everybody contributed literally
and he noticed that he WASH
ordered of once, nor was ON
bnlldeg Get on him; he had nevei
seen the people in such good humor, ano
didn't know why IT was until in the eve
ming he opened ap bis machine to oil ~ anc
drive In a few loose notes here and there,
but, instead of getting mad and using no al
the deaf mute vocabulary, ne LOOK wv
hint and now goes round grinding his emp
Nv organ, End is doing more business ther
ali the other wholesale music..merchants II
owp-TExchange.
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Chinese weapon-Niaking.

A oorrespondent of the London Tele.
xraph who has visited the great arsenal a.
Canton, now entirely under control OF
Chinsmen, declares that II 10 turning out
breech. loading rides, artillery, and machine
guns OF the best patterns and oil excellent
.ousljty and finish. Zone thing" writef
the correspondent. was evident-Dameiy:
That Chinamen here know enough to mako
their own Weapurfp. As there are those who
think that in ,he event Of war China
would he ct loss for bree;h loading arms,
IL Is as we'll 10 mention that at Canton and
Shanghai, too, l saw cases OF machinery not
vet put up quite sufficient TO set another
arsenal or two into working order. and that
are. a. well as ut the two first. mentioned
places, plenty Of Cinnamon who under
stand enough OF the art OF weapon making
10 get all this machinery into WORKING
ordern
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TIL. Florence Sightengaio OF the Nursery
The following 10 al extract from "A lotri
written TO the German Reformed Messenger,
a. Chambersburg, Penn.
nEREfACrREss,
Just open the door Tor her, and Mrs
Winslow will prove the American Florenct
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this we ere
so sure that we will teach our "Susy" "a
saw, "a blessing ON Mrs, Wlnsl0w' Tor help
Ing her to survive and escape the glpng,
eolioking, aud teethng siege. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the ohld
from pain, aud cures dyseniery aud diar-
rhma. II soflens tho gums, reduces inila'
nation, cures wind collie, and carries the
infant safely through the teething period.
Ii performs precisely what II professor W
perform, every part OF ll.-nothlng less. We
have never seen Mrs. Winslow--know her
only through the PREPARATION Of her
Soothing syrup for Children Teething."
II we had the power we would make her,
as she Is, physical saviour 10 the infant
race. Sold by all druggists. % cents bot
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SAN FRAScIsoo. CAL, De5 3, lhS.-Cash'
Ter Bank OF Kentucky, Louisville, KY
Collecs enclosed pTza ticket ~ Henry col
leee lottery, dawn November 20, 1888, No
"a, $50, drawing 10000. ". WADswoRTH
treasurer Wells, Fargo g. Co.
OFFICE HEsRY CoLLEGE LOTTERY Co.,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. IL, lss3,--Reos iyed OF
]. ]. Douglas, OF the Henry college lottery
company, Thirty Thousand Dollars cash, IN
iuli payment Tor pri1e ticket 20, ,s,ooo'
por,aiion. AMI George Croker, vice presi'
dent Central Pacific railroad, San Francisco
California. drawn November 20, 1883
BANK or KENTUCKY.
Next grand drawing will take place In
louisville, Keuiucky, Thursday, January
Slst. 1884. $4,000 capital prize. Tickets
only SO. Halves 81. Address j. j, Dousles'
Louisville, Kentucky.
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on,,a ,IcntAnothrr's polsnn.


ennkes bite "A horse aud he dies In few
hours. A raitlesnnke's bito has frequently
moved fatal Ia three houra ON horso.il-sh
vet a hog will eat and grow fat on snakes,
Some years AGO there was yalnih'e l'lRnd
nrar Milwaukee. The soil was rob, aud
thc owner offered 10 give II 10 any one who
woald live there, as the snakes we're ~
bad, A shap hayingA knowledge OF nat
ural history got q drove OF hogs and
dumped them ON the island. Though the
snskes bi. the hogs this only tickled them
they rot so fond OF snakes that lhay'd leave
a corn field 10 root into n snake hole, AMI
now the fellow has tlne market garden on
the Island and has made al IN.
dependent fortune. The island
Ia as clenr of snakes as Ireland.
The OK and goat are both Illuminating an.
inAls. Nov, bundle Ot laurel leaves VIII
poison the OK, but the goat VIII eht lhem
aad grow fat Man and the indigenou, ant
mails Of Africa pay no more attention To
the blts OF the nv than does our OK TO
that OF the gad-tiy, yet its bite Is islal 10
nil European animas, and natives cannot
keen domestic animals where " exists. The
seeds aud .ruit OF the stryohnos plant
(lrom abeca comes siryehnine) ~
deadly poison TO human being or d dori
vet the horn oils 80 India will eat euough
i'm day to kill an army OF people. A lew
drops OF nicotine will Kill "A cat, and tobac-
co IA death 20 lice, moths anu other Vertnin,
but In Australia thoy have an animul Cal
ed tho "koala,n or native bear, whlch u
inordnately fond of tebsc;o In any form
They have been known "a chew aud swat
low The black Victoria strong tobacco win
relish. an one Of them ate no the whole oI
a foul pipe.stem, nicotine and all.
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LANCASTER,

LANCASTER, Jan. 4.-[Correspondence j
Yesterday, long before the appointed hour
for worship the new Presbyterian church
was well filed. DR.. A. =. Smith preached
the dedication sermon. Text: / Kings, TX
chapter, verse 8. Any atIemptat outlining
would not do justice TO the impressive de-
livery or the subject matter OF the dis
course. IL was juoilec day TO the breth.
rem and sisters, who have 80 long desired
Int have patiently labored and awaited the
building Of house of their own.
The building Is neat frame
30 BY so feet, ceiled and painted. The pull
nit and pews are of tasteful design. A
large stove near the centre renders me
room quite comfortable. A splendid Estey.
organ, Miss Berta Moflit, presiding, and
Der of o her fine voices, furnished most ex-
cellent music. The total cost was aoout
81, $780,. all paid The church will hold
weekly prayer meetings on Thursday night.
A scnool will be organized next
Sunday. The zeal and energy OF
this handful cf workers cooperating
with their pastor, the Rev o. b. Caldwell,
Is most commemorate, aud their example
worthy OF imitation. TIL gives our little
town three great comm dious houses OF
Lancaster lodge No. 200, ]. o. o. F., at its
last election, chose: T.. L: Henry, N. g.; A.
Goodwin, V. g.; 3. r NJ ffett, recording
secretary; p n reyior, treasurer; @. W.
Owen, chaplain. They were publicly in-
stalled, after which refreshments were
served, making the occasion one OF general
enjoyment.
Mrs. A. W. Rcs was buried to-day.
w, L, George, a former citizen. now OIL
Roanoke, is spending few days with his
parents and friends.
There will be Sunday school institute
held with the Baptist church here, begin
ming on FRIDAY before the fifth Sunday IN
March. All interested in Sunday school
work are invited to participate.
DR.. g. A. Hayden, OF Dallas, will preach
and night.
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Professor Sophocles.

The late Professor Sophocles OF Harvard
WAS q short but finely built man with
bushy, snow-whi,e hair and beard, olive
completion and piercing black eyes, and
looked like some venerable Arab sheik.
Reserved and shy in manner, be was ye'
room. he asked student, "What was done
with the bodies OF the Greeks who were
KILLED At Msrathon7" They were buried,
sir" NEXT" why, they-they were
burned" "Nexti" al don't know,
profsssor.r Right. Nobody knows:
He Wss never married, but lived alone IN
one Of the college buildings, and prepsr.d
his own food, getting no many curious
disbes- He allowed q servant to visit his
room 70 make MP HE bed. but would endure
no further disturbance. and the hoor was
unsVept from October 10 June.
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beyond all control At his assumed violence,
Nevertheless, the peouliaritleA both
N MAoIeAdy and falma were
only In accordance with that pre-
oedrnt furnished In ancient history, though
win less disastrous results According 10
Piulaioh, E,op. the Roman actor, 50 inter
esisd hinisslf IN ths characters he under.
took that one day, when he played
HAtreus, =" he, In that scepe where y TAILS ~
his lut 10 consider how he might best de-
stroy The tyrsnt Thyeates, worked himself
40 10 such pitch Of unsoyernahle rage
that he struck Que Of the other periormeta
with his soapira and laid INN dead AT hi =
feet.-TChamhsrs' Journal.
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KOsnduliS
is the great southern remedy Tor the cure
of scro filous taiut, rheumatism, white
swelling, govt, goitre. consumption, bron--
chitis, nervous debility, malaria aud all
diseases arising from an impure condition oil
the blood.
Certificates can be presented from many
lead ng phy,iciins, ministers aud heeds OF
families throughout the south endorsing
Ro-ndnlis Ia me highest terms. We are
lCn.trut'y IN receipt OF certificates Of cures
.roui tbe most reliable sources, and we do
/ not hesitate ia recommend l. gs the best
known remedy for tho cure OF the above
disenEes
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Attention is called TO the advertisement
of Mr.. Kane Shields IN another column, VINO
comnlished decorative artists in the coun-
try. lie keeps a full stock Of all goods in
his line, which he offers at wholesale ana
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD con assure us
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in ali his business engagements,
aud as one with whom tbs always ap'eas'
ure 10 transact business.
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subscribed and Sworn To

Andrew jackson is Seneca Indian VINO
has exemplified the saying that ntt,e
write little, and only little. and so one
day when he borrowed So so from joan
HSlt,own, he gave him his note for the
money with interest. II ran lik this: Me,
Andrew Jackson, day after tomorrow SIX
months, will pay 10 John Hsftown; may
he three or four days, S. or 81 dollars, NC
fetch paper no get money. by dam -
rVepapgo Spectator,
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Imported Goods.

TmpOrt'H bUUHTs . ,,,
The Elm street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, 10 the only saloon in the city which
imports ia own wines and liquors. They
import in and out OF bond Hungarian and
other wines. aud therefore can give their
rognjnr patrons the benefit. No saloon IN
the southwest Imports direct as much Ms this
house. Their cigais, lunch, liquors and NJ
tention given TO the public cannot be ex.
colled in the United States. Don't forget
to get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
street Exchange, where you will always
find the aliable Jake Menczdr and assist
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avcrill MIXED Paints.

guarantee this paint viii prove eatis-
f,ciorv wnen applied according to direc'
ions. do not mean guarantee of salts
ton only when first applied, as every paint
is satisfactory when first applied, but my
guarantee embraces sufficient time TO
nroperly test the merits of the paints. My
iriendo and customers in the country are
authorized to protect this guarantee Ad'
dress oil orders to ii. HAMILTON, Dallas
niles. wall paper, window glass, etc.
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Ifyou are tired takiog the large old-iaSh
ioped gripping pills. and are satisfied ina,
purging yourself till you ere weak and ana
siok is not good comm on-sense
then try Carter's Little Liver Pills and learn
how easy IL is to be free from Biliiousness
Headache, Constipation; anu al Lve'
sier 10 take and give quicker relief than any
pill IN use. Forty ina vial. One dose
Price 25 cents.
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DR.. Henry Hanson, veterinary surgeon,
Mas moved his Office from l2oS Elm street eel
10 Arthur Gains livery stables no. 40, ~ ~,
I.eeses of ali domesticated animals, horses
Snd cnws a specially, being q graduate, doc
a. from the Royal Veterinary college,
England, and good many years prsctce
T. america and England. has also diplo
Ma for inspections at Arthur Gains livery
1sble. Orders By telephone promptly ~
IL. LII 10
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Josiah Davis's Trouble

Josiah Davis. No. Middletown,, Ny,
writes: | am now using box OF your
Henry's Carbolic salye upon an ulcer,
which, Tor the past ten days, hes given me
gr.at pain. THIS salye Is the only remenY
/ have found that has given me any Ease;
Nv nicer was caused by varicose veins, and
was pronounced incurable by Ey medlcai
doctors. l find, however, that henry
Calbolc salve is affecting cure. Beware
of counterieiis.
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4 CITY paint and Color Company.

Rose City Paint nnd CoIor O"nF""y'
| This company has established nenuquar,
tiers for the sale of their celebrated mixed
paints for the state, in his city nave
dnd will fill ali orders at factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
On same. n; nA@iL .i,.Sc r.,
alsss. wall paper. mouldings, etc., $50 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
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Rftv Cents nm Hour.

Fifty Cents nm Hour.
1Mesrrs. Purdy e. Randall, of the Board oil
Trade Billiard Hall, have reduced the price
OF billiard playing to fifty cents per honr.
Mr., Purdy intends in the future to give ms
personal attention in the management OF
the billiard room. and those VINO uellgn. u,
kew will be courteously treated. Every
dky at III O'Clock Purdy & Randall viii
dye the finest free lunch ever spread IN
isllns. Give the Board Of Trade Billiard
Hall N call.
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Among the Foilics Of the Age

Which ,he introduction OF sozodont long
.,nce exploded, was the usa OF abrasive and
corrosive tooth preparations, which either
contslned minerals which scratched lheir
enamel, or acids which dissolved It. 5000
don't. o health promoting substitute ioI
these empirical articles. is a botanic, sKil!-
lion. which not only besutilies, cleenses
and invigora,es snilron.c1ored and deiec
live teeth, but divasts the breath Of ON OBJ
iectionable odor and restores to 1t that o
health.
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Young men, middle aged men and oil men
a, M sur,.r nom early indlscr.Lions viii iud
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful invig-
GRANT ever introd uced: once restored by II.
there is no relapse Try 1t; 1t never fails.
81, o for S5.-At druggists, or by mail from
J. II. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New YORK
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This old aud successful institution nts
voune men for real lie by qualifying them
Tor business, and as shorthand writers grad
yates are successful in getting EN- ploy ment
For circulars address W. NJ. Carpenter
oresident. 81. Louis. Missouri.
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DALLAS, Jan. 12.-TEiitor HERALD, lit
seems that there Is considerable trouble ex,
istine between the telephone managers anu
snb,eribers of this city. Now, sir, have a
remedy TO offer which. II applied, doubtless
will work u the satisfaction OF all con-
cerned. ,.-..,
the remedy: II every person interested
will call at Webster's Art Gallery, 7Ol Elm
street. and have their photographs taken,
they will 20 home well pleased, forgetting
all about phone troubles.
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whole Tickets, 80; Hall Ttckets, 81; "
Tickets $50; 55 Tickets, sioe.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or seno
nv express Don't send by registered iettsf o.
pos,-ofhcc order, until further notice. Order.
orr expense ADD ress all orders tn J J. lOtti'
LAS. Ioulsville. Ky. G. A. Webster, 7Ol Elm
street Dallas Texas.
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Why Is II that you see such crowds
br kfast dinrer and supper times apo
tn q corner OF Main and Poydras streehf
3 because they are going 10 ger nIs. ""
", calls nj The Board OF Trade Restaurant.
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Taiua was % realssiic IN actor that In
order 20 work up his grand bursts OF pas
sson, be would seiss upon any unfortunate
euper whom he came upon behind the
eo;ses and shake him until he himself ha l
6oc.m brsa:hlsss and the man friga'ened
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Nv friend. look herel you know how
weak and nervous your wife Is. ana GU
know that Carriers Iron filis viii ,eneve
her, new why not be fair about il and buy
her a box7
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No Safer Remedy
can be mad for coughs md colds, or any
trouble Of the throat, than "Brown's bron-
.chial Troches." Price % cents. Sold only
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In Twenty-iour Hours,
"Brnson's Cnpcine Porua Plnsttrs cured
my lame back ia twenty four hours, u.
81. Q. Pure, sure, 80,
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IA New Acquisition. hr.;-
4 A new acquisition to the growing JUS .
Rsss,csn land and Investment Company,
~s,cS has opened an cfice at 723 Main
s, rect TO do = general lana ANU real . ate
ns;res. and negotiate land and Cattle
ronerties. execute loans and deal In all
Negotiable securities.
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"My wife's 3.yeirs nervous affection
saws Rev. J. A. Edie, of Beaver. Pa, YVES
cured by Samaritan Nervine." 81 oo at
.drupRjatg.
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There Is q secret about
Mexican Female Remedy

Which all ladies should know. Bee our
Circular at your druggist.
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Acker,s Dyspepsia Tablets never fall
Sold by W. Il. Patterson q Co.
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Merchaum pipes, imported cigars, every
thing In the smoking line, at Martinez'
he tobacconist.
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Bryan a Bradshaw nave the best miuce
meat in the CITY.
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] 1IaSI;sSal N I Il!
kllaaaiXM
$4,000 FOR s?.

$50. 900 FOR se.
~ REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING VIII
hin take place in the Masonic Hall. Masonic
uulV Temple Building, In Louisville KY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884
A LAWFUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW.
INGS, chartered by the Legislature OF NY. apo
state. Bond given to Henry county IN the sum o.
yion OOn for the prompt payment OF all .gizessold
A REVOLUTION III single Number DRAWINGS
ae-Fyery ticket holder his own supervisor
can cali out the number ON his ticket ana see
the corresponding number on the tsr placed
In the wheel In his presence. These Cravings
will occur on the last THURSDAY OF eyorf
month Read the MAGNIFICENT
is''s' A EnuEME
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DIR. sCHENCK's MEDICINES;
MANDRAKE PILLS,
sEAwEED TONIC.
and PULMONIC SYRUP

=. .o,d nv an nrurgiss and iu directions fov
49, u.a 40 nrinled on the wrappers Of every
nsctsre. His. Box On Consumption. Lys
Com plant aud Dyspepsia, Is sent Tree 70 All
INST paid. Address J. II. schenck q son.
PbiiadelphiA, Pa.
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averal Good Things.

overall Good Tbings'
IT you want good digestion,
Ifyou want good health,
II you want good baking,
Ifyou want the best stove.
Ifyou want the cheapest stove,
III Won want good square meal
Buv a Charter Oak Stove.
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No mother should be without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which cures all FEMALE DISEASES
and makes all women happy.
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"Prickly Ash Bitters, ispucely vegetable
in composition. L. acts directly on the
liver, kidneys. stomach and bowels. ailord'
ing relief aud "a cure IN al cases.
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releph,ne Daughsrsy's iced store se'
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n scurNoK,s NANpRAKE PILLS

10 not produce sicknt IS at the ~, mach. nauss,
or sriping On the contrary. they are SO m =
and agreeable In their act on that person sui
ferinr with = ok headache. sour stomach or pait
in the how els IL speedily relieved OF these dis
tressiuc symptoms. They act directly on I'M
liver. he organ which. when In h althy con
dltion, purihes the blood for me wno,e JOY
In All cases OF Liver Comp amt or Dyspepsis
xhen there IA great weakness or debility, Dr
schenck's Seaweed Tonic should be USED II
connection with these Pills.
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THE WEST AND THE SOUTH.

The Cksrlea City (IoWal hteHiqencer
copies our article OF two weeks ago on
the presidential outlook, and says:
The following from the ANDERSON Is.
c. INTELIIGENCER states the presiden-
tial outlook from q Southern standpoint.
1t is, too, q very correct diagnosis OF the
Democratic case generally, and it 10 true
to the letter except where 1t snyo the
feeling Of the West towarda the South
10 bitter and unrelenting." This 10 o
mistake; nowhere in the country, We
believe, ie there more genuine feeling
OF good will touards the Southern people
than here in Republican Iowa.
In what we said about the Western
fssiing towards the South, we vere gov
e.ned principally by the attitude Of the
leading men from that section towards
the South. From those men we have
reached the conclusion that the embera
Of the war of twenty yeara ago are freah-
or in that section than any other part Of
our country. We said this feeling was
temporary, and would give place, upon
better acquaintance, to moro amicable
relations. We are glad TO have tho as.
surauce Of our contemporary that there
is already good state of feeling there
towards the South. We had no doubt
that paper as conservative and fair az
the Charles City InteiGyencer, although
Republican In politics, had mono Of the
feeling of antagonism of which ue spoke
We have never seen On unfair or section
al article in It's columns, but we cannot
say 30 much for some Of the other Yves.
tern papeFs-evea come of them claim.
ing 10 be Democratic. It is only q
question of time until the bitterness Of
the past shall give place to mutual feel
ing, of friendship and respect.
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We publish a sensational communities

We publish sensational communica-
ton to the New York Times about pros
peciive Democratic troubles, which are
to BE brought about in the present Con-
gress by obstruction tactics to be resortcd
to by Mr.. Randall to prevent tariff ac-
ton at the present session. The hope
that Democratic d!ssensionO will arise is
doubtless the source from which these
rumors start. We have no idea that
there is the least foundation for them,
for several reasons. The first Is that
Mr.. Randall is not trickster, but an
able, courageous and upright gentleman,
who has convictions upon matters Of
public policy, and who would not otoop
to unfair methods TO accomplish any end.
He does not believe in tariff revision, and
will no doubt exert hin influence to pro-
vent it. We do not agree with bis views
upon the tariff, but there can be no
doubt of his loyalty to the Democratic
party. His illustrious services in the
past abundantly prove it.