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Il consider that owe my life Warmers Safe Cure"
F. Is RANDOLH
Jersey CITY. W. e3 Jew,tt ave.
Il have used eight bottles of Warmers Safe Cure and
honestly believe it saved my life"3
A. f. CARLISLE Editor Car,on
Carlyle. Pa, Feb2
Il was given up by my physicians TO die with dropsy
but Warmers Safe Cure restored me-
D. T. MCCARTHY Chronicle
Three bottles Of Warmers Safe Cure cured me of
we're burning Pan in the kidneys, especially at night
Lodi, Cal ] NJ MIINDEII
Five bottles of Warmers Safe Cure cured me of
very severe case of kidney complaint"
FB SENPLE.
Denrer Col. Clerk American House.
Warmers Safe Cure saved my wife's life when the
pest doctors and mineral springs of the country did her
no good" ! "A WOODR,rFF
Hinsted, Conn.
Il had enlargement Of the heart which was pro
nounced incurable, and often thought TO e dying
but Warmers Safe Cure and Safe Pills restored me 10
health"
LAFAYETTE wALLINGFoRp
East Rochester, " H.
Owing to the high temperature Of the room in which
worked l contracted terrible cold that produced
serious kidney disorder Warmers Safe Cure restored
me to health"
ps,,. :, JAMES BRUCE
Warmers Safe Cure has saved nv bows life Doctors
pronounced his the worst of Bghts they
ever saw F. r BUCK
Editor Macoupin County Enquirer.
Cdrlfnrile us. March LIST.
Il was treated by Doctors Agnew and Webster of New
York. who pronounced me afflicted with Brights dis
ease. 1 was bloated exceedingly, but Warmers Safe
Cure, verify believe, saved my life"
GEO c. STEVENS.
South Norualk Conn.
Il had kidney disorders. indigestion rheumatism and
lnmbago for three years. 1 grew worse ard felt as
though hundred pound weight was dragging down my
liver and kidneys. Warmers Safe Cure has fully re-
stored me-" c. b. DE NOYELIE3
GAO Broadway
Previous to year ego was severely afflicted with
kidney difficulty My back ached. my urine sudsy.'
and was in a bad way. had tried various remedies
but only with temporary relief until began the use of
Warmers Safe Cure three bottles of which, with the Safe
Pills e6ectuaiy cured me- and have had attack
since" HENRY HOEHN
Clereland, o. Captain of Police
For years have had e1crucating pains in the al
OF my back. and not able to raise from bd be
" eie'AhS Inc uoctOrS CLAIMED That was
suffering from spinal disease, and never expected
| leave my bed egain Though having no hope Of re-
covery. Warmers Safe Cure reconmcn led to me-
which commenced taking, and eight bottles have
made permanent cure. MRS. CHRISTJAHN,
ChtcdO0, Feb 70. No % Thirteenth street"
About two years ago resorted to the use of War
ners Safe Cure, taking in oil thirty-two bottles for
kidney and urinary affections and it has proved COM
plete success, and radically cured the pain my back
lady OF this county, q confirmed invalid for three
years past with what the doctors here said internal
cancer beyond all skill and hope the doctors op;n.
on has been raised almost from the dead by the use
| nine bottles Of this excellent medicine.
Altoona, Pa, Feb 81. 1t JH HUDSON
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ONLY ONE CEzAER IN THE ROOM.
The Ingenious Confession Of a Modest
Maiden.

From the Evansville Argus
Mr.. Wilberforce, of Main street. is not bad
man in his way, but he was sorely put out the
other morning at breakfast. He had lent a
neighbor most of his parlor chairs, and when he
entered the room he found but one of these use
full articles left
He Immediately called his daughter and turn
ing angrily to her said:
You entertained Augustus Smith for two
hours last evening in this room?
81 did. pa. confessed the maiden with blush.
'And where did he sit?'
"On that chair"
"And where did you sit7"
"I-I-T'-
mo prevarcaton Where did you sit2"
"I-Oh. gracious, II sat on the coal hOd, pa. -
Mr.. WllberfOrce says he doubts the truth of
the statement, but where could the poor girl
have sat?
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON

VIA WASHINGTON,
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER,
scheGTle TO take effect SUNDAY November IL, 1883.
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey
avenue and street by Eastern Standard or 10Th Me-
For Chicago Cincinnati, Louisville and st Louis
a asRlly 100 a m: lo;I5 m, 1910 7. m. with
FONTS Without change; lUl6 m daily to Chicago.
For Fitsburg at 1ol5 a. m and s.4op. m daily; 20
Lm to tltsbury. Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via MonroeytIle lois . m
daily with sleeler for Toledo VIA Wheeling and Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at s10a m
daily except sunday = M and oOOp N. daily. with
snd 1905 M l2;l0 2 20 30 5. $40. 30 "a min
fGr BALTIMORE on Sundays. 20. 500 500, am. rs
-; % $3.50, 3 40 &c $40 10 90 pm N ,,
On Sun day, 90 am. 4;4o pln
,E.c:s6. sam. i'll nm. $50 $40 and lois . M
ttr stations ON metropolitan branch 14O am and
tlc s Gss eh S NJ Irhh @ny i @
asily 6xcc,It sunday for l. n1ngtoD. stanton and
pm daily; Tor Frederick SO am. lois am IS
Ha ad Io as nhe and R lam daily
sunday, For POINTS ON : V RR lois Am daily
Trains arrive from the West daily. 62O $50 am. ~
From Kew York and Philadelphia. 2:55 Scam daily,
From Annaolis. so 10 80 AIN. 1:5o 6:37 pm; Sun
Prom Lexington, C:20 a m. daily and 2l5r IN daily,
fr ifsd Is c and intG aDs ss POINTS SIS 100,
Sunday; 500 D: m daily from Point Of Rocks
5I5 so 9, . 10 and 10 80 a. N, i5:i5 80 4 40
20 80 200 and JOS T. N on sundays. . 40.
Atrans from Washington stop at Relay Station except
Ohio eBy s oG is nnd nsa
VIII lie taken for aggase to be checked and reserved e
W NJ. CLEMENTS: NJ of T. BaltimJre.
e.. H. AGENT
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.ZZZ1MzMzzq@zS
0 QE10
H[~~<

INCORPORATED in 1868 for years by the Leg
Isature for Educational and Charitable purposes-wth
acapital Of 81 OO0-to which reserve fund Of
$3.50 600 has since been added.
By overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
made part of the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd, A. d. 1879
people Of any State.
II Y,eyer scales postponea
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
" a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE.
FOURTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS D. IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS TUES
DAY, APRIL 8. 1884.
10TH MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100 COO T1ets at IS each Fractions in fths in pro
portion.
ON NM
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Some Ornaments for the Hair.

New York Letter in Albany Journal
The newest and prettiest feather ornaments
for the hair are in white, pale pink and pale
blhe, are powdered with gold or silver, and
mounted as aigrcttes. These are really lovely.
and are craze among young girls. At aslate
entertainment. where the ladies were reqtifested
to wear their hair powdered almost every one
present displayed princess aigrette.
There was an exception, however and this
exception may again prove rule. for the nov
city and beauty of the ornaments she wore
attracted attention to them and went far toward
making them the success of the future. These
consisted Of bouquets OF clematis blossoms and
lilies of the valley, sprinkled with powdered
diamonds and having diamond hearts. At least
this was how they looked. and this combination
of brilliant effects with flavor form and color is
the new departure in artificial flowers which has
been made to throw feathers in the shade and
restore the prestige to artificial floral ornament
alton. The imitation of gems, white and coored.
has in fact been applied to leaves and grasses
and flowers as trostng. powder, dew and also
In the form Of crystal drops living in the heart OF
the flower. while brilliant little flame color anne
thystiEe and golden gems, looking like impris-
Oned sunlight, are mounted as bugs, minute
butterflies and the like.
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Il ISL iECEiNED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
new FateLt fcffect RaZors; bet quality glaraFced
ild II not satisfactory e. 80 eacl at the
&0osefs cutlery Store, 4s1 Pel ylyauia ave- lhs La
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Presence of Mind.

From the Philadelphia Call
\ lady stepped into the sanctum this MORN
Ing and said sweetly:
will you be kind enough to let me look at
Tie Christian at TIork:'
Inc horse editor blushed little, but had the
presence of mind 10 say:
Certainly. madam; what can dc for you"
The GOODNESS of the public is like an iced water
when the feeble catch peurisy but when the
others strengthen themselves
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I AIDES!

/ AD1Es'
Idevelop the FORM by new process cnever fas) and
increase reduce the esh scientifically also Remove
Permanently Smallpox Fittings, Freckles, Wrinkles
Moles and superfuous Hair. Comllexions Beached or
Artistically Beauted Full particulars. &C. Address
MADAME NJ LATOUR
o17-Y&s Flag Lexington avenue, New hork,
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CTEANER ARROWSMITH

STEANER ARlsOWSMITH
Leaves 7th-strset wharf a.,.r
Fer POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs
Connecting with Baltimore Ohio r at Shepheri,s
Also at Alexandria with Ferry Boat from Nash
ington. On Mondays for Nomni Currioman and inter.
mediate land ings returning Tuesdays. On Thursdays
LOT Cur1io man Nomin ST. Clements Bay, wharves and
ntertne dlate landings, returning Fridays On Satur-
days for Nomi, Currionan and intermediate landings
returning sundays
J.B. PADGETT, AIT.
c. w. RIDLEY, Man,
!e22 Sfh-street wharf. Washington Dc.
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1867 Prizes. amounting to ................$26 $685. 500
Application for rates to Clubs should be made only
to the Office OF the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving full ad-
dress Make P. o. Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
NEW ORLEANS, La
Postal notes and ordinary letters by mail or express
al sums o. 50 aud upwards by at expense)
to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
mh12, IL. q. q. q. ap2&5-7t NEW ORLEANS. La.
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RAILROADS.
E VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

fVNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, sol THWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect NOVEMBER lS 1893
S35 A.M.-NEN ORLEANS MAI. daily, making close
connections TO all points South and Southwest
Daily. eIt Sunday. with &. & q. Railway. PULL
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New " rk and WASH
1ngton To Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta 10 New Orleans
610 P.M-LOUISSILLEF FAST Ii f. Daily via Char
lOttsyille to Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Louisville
10 .s0P.M.-S0UTIIERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
To all points South and Southwest DAM lille ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with c. o Railway.
Pullman Sleeping from WASHINGTON Dan.
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta To New Orleans also,
from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia 20
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at IS A.
NJ daily, crIt Sunday
Warrtltun trains leave WASHINGTON at S,35 NJ and
SHOP NJ daily.
For tickets and information inquire AZ ComTany's Of
flee, Col Ptnnsl wanna avenue or AT Union Depot.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n mcdaniel.
Gen Pass Agent. Agent
mario SOL HAAS Traffic Manager
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Emerson and Whipple.

From the Boston Home journal
In speaking of this friendship Mr.. Underwood
told me very droll little incident connected
with the two, which shows Mr.. Whipple's keen
sense of humor and Emerson's lack ofit.
The philosopher and the essayist were driving
together along the Concord road engaged in
animated conversation, or rather Mr.. Emerson
was talking and Mr.. Whipple was listening, or
Offering suggestion now and then by word of
question or differentiation. Mr.. Emerson was
much more interested in talking than driving.
ami not at any time very ski!lful whip" he
did not distinguish himself on this occasion ex-
cept by his ahsent-minded carclessness. The
horse took the usual advantage of this. and
logged along with lazy independence little heed
ful OF the sudden Tightening of therens and the
sudden thwacks upon his back, when the driver
now and then awoke to the fact that they were
not proceeding as they should. All this was
rather laboriOus business. but it did not prove
much check to Emersons cOnversatiOn-nOt SO
much indeed as his unskilIfu attempts to smoke
for in this cOnvivlal accomplishment the sage
was as little proficient In handling the reins.
But to quote exactly from Mr. Underwood's
words:
so they drove on over the level way under
the full moon. EmersOn's Shakespeare stop
was drawn, and the music was continuous
with the Interruptions the deep and manly
| bass which we so well remember. For example
| sometimes word-a single wOrd-reveaed
the presence of genius:' Ga flap of the reins on
the lazy hOrse.) 'as ii the electric power of the
soul Ga rather hard puff at the cigar had set
the word on fire and made 1t blaze. Now when
he says, contemplating the same phenomena we
see tonight,
How swee: the moonlight sleeps uron this bank .
I say when the mind is in state (pOutf. pouff.
puif) that it can personify an elemental agency
(whack, ana almost an audible huod,tp y give to
1t not only activity, but repose, can say it
sleeps-tten. such mind has already found the
secret OF immortal beauty. and with every phrase
allures us upwardtoward its inaccessible home y
(pOuf, whack. pouff)"
One can fancy the two in the moonlight there
-Whipple listening with that happy fllness of
sympathetic appreciation yet with that indie
scrlhabe soft sparkle in his eye, as he recognized
all the time the ludicrous element that thor
oughly escaped Emerson.
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IT IS WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERGFN
cies that are liable to arise in every fanil. col
may be dangerous thing, not depending upon the
means at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold
Group asthma etc. Ayers Cherry Pectora will prove
the quickest aud most effective cure and your best
friend
GEO. ANDREWS, OVERSEER IN THE LOWELL
W CARPET Corporation was for twenty years be-
fore his removal to Lowell, afflicted with salt rheum in
its worst form Its alterations actually covered
than half the surface of bis body and limbs He was
entirely cured by Ayers ssrsaparila See certificate
Ayers Almanac Tor 1854 ,a3
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CIR TuE Best
THE CONCORD HARSEssn
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have on hand large stock of the Celebrated CON
CORD HARNESS." of all kinds and description
at Lowest Prices
sU Coupe. Carriage. and Road Harness speciality.
LUTZ BRO,
IS. Pennsylvania Avenus
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satches in great variety. at lowest prices
tal6
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women have been too often compared to flow
eTS, there vii! al..ays be this difference between
them: waei. tie 1owtr is beautiful it knows
sCTAiH. Of t..
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NOTICE.

The Following Statements are Pub.
1ishcd for the Benefit Of the Public
Read and Reflect.
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"a Reliable Time Keeper for SI.3O.o


Condemn these ely swindles anyhow" ex-
claimed young man from Joliet Il dent SEE
what the newspapers print their lying adver-
tSements Tor The other day / SAW IN an
nOuGcenent Of a reliable tme-keeper' for ONLY
80 i sent on my mGney. ami if you'd guess
i week you couldn't Int what it was they sent
ne. 1t wasn't watch, nor u clock, nor any
th NJ that looked like either. 1t was simply a
..tte memorandum book. ruled Off. TO keep
!CUr time az worn OF any certain JOB. 1t had
'Rcliabl" Time Keeper printed on the first
pa.ce and . few lines OF directions as TO how to
set down your tine. The whole cursed thing
Nasnt worth Innre,n ) nents,t'
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

''CoSrrsToS" CONTESTED RIsTORI's TOvR-IR-
VINES BENEFIT FOR ABBEY-RHEA's TRIP, ETC.
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sF-CAPITAL PRIZE S75 OOOss
Tickets only So. Shares in proportion.
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

"We do hereby certifp that ace superuse the arrnnoe
.eatsJ1r az me Honthy and Sen'iA niudi Drawings
Or 1he LOUISIANA State Lottery Com pdny, ana per
SON manage and control the Dracings themselves ana
that the same are conducted ctth honesty. Jdiess and
IN 0G0dJdh tOoGrd all parties, and authorize the
Company to use this certificate Ch -SinliteS Qf our
signatures attached in its advertisements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-22

A pardoned friend is more dangerous than an
enemy.
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previous to year ego was severely afflicted with
Kidney difficulty My back ached my urine sudsy,'
and was in bad way had tried various remedies
but only with temporary relief until began the
Warmers Safe Cure three bottles of which, with the
Pills e6ectudy cured me. and have had attack
since" HENRY HOFHN
Clereldnd, O. CAPTAIN of Police
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-08
Beware of Frauds I

THE Rochester Publishing Com
pany, Of Rochester New York, wrote
us for ADVERTISING rates about a
month ago. We promptly answered
giving our rates. and few days sgo
we received notice TO insert lad" im =
msdistely and they would remit at
the end Of elk months. OF course
We promptly notified the Company
that our terms are cash in advance.
luis firm may be good fol ell their
contracts, but we propose to run no
risks. WHEELER & Co, Of Baltimore
duped several newspapers 10 this
State. The papers thus imposed
upon are now writing them up 40
!rands, but this ~ poor consolation,
and is not half 90 gratifying TO a
publisher as TO have the hard cash
10 bis pantslooD pockets.
We have been very lucky in the
past nine months, having Jost but
two dollars and fifty cents on advsr-
tiseing. The fraud. soalswsg, and
imposior 9ho cheated us is DR.. BATE.
3 patent medicine man, Of Chicago
After our little episode with him.
We resolved not 20 insert ibs advsr.
tisement Of any man or Ern nnkuown
TO us unless the money Tor tho same
is paid 10 advance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-08
Pendleton's Amendp emit.

SENATOR PENDLgToN proposes an
amendment TO the Constitution max
ing Postmasters, Marshals, District
Attorneys Of the United States and
all other civil officers wholly within
State or Territory. elective by tn T.,
popular vote of the people Of said
State or Territory. The proposition
10 viewed with disiavor by the Rad
ical organs. The reason of this is
obvious. There are about one hun
dred and ten thousand public offic-
ials in the United States who hold
their positions by appoint ment.
These officials know that their con.
tinuance In Office depends entirely
upon the perpetuation Of the Radical
party in power. This being the case,
all Of them are assessed a certain
percentum on their salaries every
four years and the amount thus rails
ed is used in corrupting elections
and overthrowiug the will of the
people.
If the officials were elected by the
people The Radical party would not
be aided by Federal patronage, and
the assessment business would at
once become a thing OF the dead past
The army Of office-holders, which
now battles for the &. o. P, aud often
destroys the liberties Of the people,
woul d at once b broken up and
disbanded. The power to control
our State and local affairs would
then be wrested from a few politi-
Clans, and placed in the han Is OF the
people.
These things the average Repub-
lican Office holder does not wish To
see come TO psss. He wsnts no re-
form in this direction. The general
drift of things in this country at the
present me is towards csntrdliza-
ton. and the sooner the liberty low :
ing people halt. reflect, aud become
cognizant OF this fact the better il
will be for them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-08

SENAAoR VOORHEES, has in view
the introduction Of a bill in Congress
which, if passed, will allow news
paper" to Psss through the mails
free OF postage. This is a correct
idea OF this thing. Newspapers
must be regarded the greatest and
most potent means Of educating the
people. We say give the free press
Tree passage through the mails.
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CONTINUED fron lhSf ,cock)
How Watch Cases are Made.

Imitation always follows a successful
article, and imitation is one Of the best
proofs Of real honest merit; and thus it is
that the James Boss' cold Watch Clse has
its imitators. Buyers can always tell the
genuine by the trademark of a cyorn, from
which is suspended a pair Of ..,,, " Mo-
scates. BE sure BOTH crOt0n and 4 D
scales are stamped in the cap Of the watch
case. jewelers. are very cautious about en-
dorsing an article unless they not only kRog
that it is good, but that the character Of
the manufacturers is such that the quality
Of the goods will be kept fully APP " standard.
wtLrrAMsponr. Pa Fcb o. 1870
ITO james JiuH' Cold MHteh tuod 81 Iko hot
e. recommend thong tlcy zen 'ICm.e'sct ono n
my cuftrrIor- hal had Itiuc- Gos' GllIWntel Caf3
iu use for 2I years. end DO i7 good cro Wih thr
Gaze DO not hesitate o. give 10Y uWT runrIutoc e.
Tociay with tho now aud improved cases. Which
seem 60 De- esCr.astue JFaeE / LfrrLF, Jsrsisr.
NV BHuvswIcN. NJ Jan 3. 1882
Ih.s gold caao, No Gin. known as tho Jrurs flreF
hos boon IN u-o since That time oud is atll iu good
condition. The nOycmentis Tie one which was ir tl8
case when bought n, and H. condition shows That
tlc caec Dos really outVUrn he movement. which "a
playeduuL MAnrrg a. HOW'LL,
NJ Roard a. Directors NJ y H. n 4 Trans q,
Send een aamp toEsystoss Wst,h Cess Fasoris Phs.
deiphia Pa for handss iu.traisd Faraphet showing hos
James Boz aad Eeystous Watsh C,.ss are ruads.
(To Dc Contiauod.)
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would open up in the Senate long
aud rrotracteG debate. Tue RAdl-
Gale are at loss for an issue TO con-
duct the coming campaign upon, and
1t Was expected by the introducers
OF this measure that, in the debate
which they supposed would certain
ly follow, the Southern Senate rs
would make utteraDces which might
he 2erve rted and used to the det-
riment OF Democratic interests. 1t
was the Intention Of SHERMAN. MA
HONE and few OF their followers to
fan the dying spark OF sectional hs-
tired, AMI produce a condition Of
public sentiment that would warrant
the Administration TO resort TO ex-
treme measures in conducting the
elections in several Of the Southern
States. One Of the extreme meas
ures contemplated wss the appoint
ment Of deputy msrshals In several
OF the States south Of Mason and
D:xou's line BY this means they
expected to subvent the peoples will
end carry two or three of The co. call.
ed Boui bon States
We are glad TO say that a great
many-in TACT, the better element
OF the ,Republicansin Congress-were
not favorable to this scheme. and
feel gratis ed that it miscsrried. They
have no confidence in any Southern
policy OF the Administration. They
10 oh upon MALONE as a scalawag and
condemn any scheme that is calculat.
ed 10 revive sectional armosltiee. Tuey
realize the fact that II they expect
to win in the coming struggle they
must adopt some issue other than
the Bloody Shirt" for it has lost
its potency.