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New Advertisements
AMERICA AHEAD ONCE MORE.

AMERICA AHEAD ONCE MORE
NEW ORLEANS WORLDS EXPOSITION
The Wfllim . ito Thread COMPANY
awarded three medals Of the hrss; class
at the New Orle ans Worlds Expedition.
for best quality OF Six Cord spo4sa Cot
ton, for best quality and most cosaYpre-
hensive display OF manufaeturiMx Six
Cord Spool Cotton, and for best display
ofmanu etured Spool Cotton In klnek.
white, and colors.
At the New Orleans Worlds Exposition the W:limantie
Thread Co of Hartford Conn., ditincvely American Ins.
uton again carried OF all the honor and orig medals
awarded for spool The completeness Of @ latest
Wimantc victory be better appreciated by eArns the
following copy Of the reports of the judges. :;
" BEST QUALITY of SIX CORD So OIL GOTTEN In all
numbers for SEWING MACHINE and handwo5t,
Award Medal Of the first class.
Best quality and most comprehensive display nj manu-
featuring sx cord spool cotton. from h cotton
''to the finished thread SPOOL" &
AwAAD: -Aedai Of the first class.
Best d.play Of Manufactured spool cotton reAdsr rss
"in black, white, and eoors." 4:
AwAAp Medal Of The fret class. T.
To emphasize thus report Of the jurors CoEttse On
Awards have made SPECIAL report Of which tht following
copy: \
I'm confirming thia report Committee on sds take
occaaoo 70 express their appreciation Of the and
complete exhibit made by the Wunmansic Thrid Com
"pany, - we'll ofths SUP PRIORITY OF THEIR PRO
DUCT. - resulting from pa .tical operssssae 1t the
Exposoa. and hereby grant the highest avasds psmis
"sibls under the ruiss" Signed, GUS. A. Bk32AUX
Chairman Of Commit1es ON Award IL
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Ladies', Attention!


0 pairs of Sample slippers for Children, Misses and
Ladies. - to ~ cents less than buy them in
any honse in the State, at Y. A. Levy's
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RhPmllln1fC.

| suffered with rheumatism for many months.
al times unable To walk get abont only on
crutches. | took eight bottles of Switt's Speci-
tic and have been entirely relieved
u. r. BAIlTRUM Macon Ga
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or 1.uE> .E. RICH.

every snnA., a. II 4 NJ snd al and 80
Pm e,,,ls,oA " every sunday.
sanday 0'"N Is CLAY Pastor.
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SOME.

Rer,,lar MEETINGS cf JACKSON LODGE
u ~" IN the lc., aud third Mondays in each
month 81 30 'i'' ". M MCINTOSH, Secretary
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Group,
Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by w.
A. Rawls.
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Thing of beauty Is N boy FG$ever!
But no diseased woman can long remaSn beau
tilu, hence, procure a bottle of Creole Female
Tonic before the roses fade from yours checks.
flesh is heir to. (.
Sold by NJ. Lively and-W. A. Rawls Druggists.
Trough on Rats" =
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, sdbuss.
Heart Pains. Il
Paptaton, Dropsical Swelings, Dizzinffa, Indi-
gestion Headache, sleeplessness cured BY = Wells
Health Remover" *
"ROugh on COrns." I:
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5c, Quick,
complete Hard or soft corns, warts eunions.
ssBuchu-Paiba." j:
Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder, ard
Urinary Diseases, scalding Irritation ston;; Gravel
Catarrh OF the Bladder. 81 Druggists.
Bed-Bugs, Files. =
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-buds, rats mice, Sophers
chipmunks, cleared out by Rough on Rafs l5c.
Thin People. s;
wells Health Remover" restores heskh and
yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence Sexual liability.
"Rough on Pain" ::
Cures cholera, collie, cramps, diarrhn.s, aches,
pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, rhetilatSm.
zoe. Rough on Pain Plasters, l5c.
If yon are falling broken, worn out and :aervous,
use w CHS RtncWer 81. DrugAktS.
Life Preserver.
If You are losing your grip life, try;t Wells
Health Renewer." Goes direct to weak aI6,s.
''ROugh on Pilea.o
Cures Piles or IIemorrhoids, Itching, Pretending,
bleeding, Internal or other Internal and External
Remedy in each package. Sure cure Soc I:rnggists,
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and .yivacity
don't fail to try wells Health kenewer."s
ssROugh on Itch.o
"Rough on Itch" cures humors, erupttns, ring
worm, letter. salt rheum, frosted feet, chilhi3ins.
ssROugh on Catarrh"
Corrects offensive odOrs at once. Complete cure
OF worst chronic cases, also une1ualed M gargle
for Diptheria Sore Throat, Foul Breath. re.
The Hope of the Nation.
Children, slow in development, puny. scrat;xny and
delicate, use wells Health Remover"
Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing Irritation, inflammation, all KiJsy,,y and
Urinary Compaint4tcured by Buchu Pa!ss" ST.
"Water Bugs, ROachea.o
?" Rough on Rats " clears them out also' Beetles,
Ants.
All the above for sale by w. a.
RAWH.S. Nov. /, Ftsn-Sm
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The Rev. Geo. f. Thayer, OF Bourbon, Ind.
says Both myself and wife owe our lives 10
Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold by w. A
Rawls
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POTTS QUEEN of PAIN.

This preparation is equally eficacious for internal
tain cure for cholera, cholera-morbns. eramns.
sprans, neuralgia face ache, &c. [Aprii %. 'S5Iv
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have
a printed guarantee on every bottle of ShiIoh's
Niiaizer. 1t never fails to cure Sold by W.
A. Rawls
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l. d. q. T.,

pesuIsr meeriigs of LEON LODGE No. 5,
~ ~ ~ tuesday .shiha, at their Lodge Room, at
are held eve ,-others ~, good and AZ invited to
o'clock Al ". y LEONARD, N. G.
attend ..,xrosH. JR g. :.
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Hackmetack-a lasting and fragrant perfume.
Price 25 and so cents Sold by W A. RaWls
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure for
Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by
w. A. Rawls
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Simmons Iron Cordial vialzcs the nerves,
and dIspels low spirits and nervous derrcssions
Sold by NJ Lively, Druggists. Tallahassee,
Fla. Nav % 1SS5-2w
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Office of Alexander l. Ferguson,

OH1C0 OF AItXunUtr x FERGUSON,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Palestine. Texas, Oct s, 1892
Having suffered with severe case of Bleet
ing Piles for many months and deriving little or
no benefit from the many prescriptions by nv
physician, WAS induced, a last resort to try
G. G. c., when to my utter aslonishment, as
cured in three days. c. s. ALEXANDER
Sold by N. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee,
Fla May %, 1S95-2w
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pagular meetings of AUCU.IA ENCAMP-
Is held the -,curd end fourth Kond0y Ere-
xE>r 10 arh month Al toeF Lod-e Room. ats O'Clock.
Mars o. ,c, in rood -tanug Az invited to attend.
All Pstr'Sr'N a." " y. BAKER, c. p.
H CLANCY. Sort
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DRY GOODS.

new and elegant line of spring prints.
lawns and muslins. from SC to :a,c
Dress ginghams, new designs......sc to nc
A beautiful dress goods. "Toile du Nord,"
lrom-....:. to 2Oc
Lace buntings. black and colors 2Oc to 3oc
Nuns yelling, black and colors 20c to 3Oc
Elegant dress fabrics, d Costumes Glaces. :"
10 INC
Manchester chambray, from.......l5c TO 9lc
Plaid Nainsooks. from. l5c to aOc
All wool black buntings. from. ..25c to 35c
Merimac reps. all figures. from. l2c to &c
Pacific cretons, from. .........15c TO 20c
Table damask, white and colored soc to 81
Best bleached shirtings. A. wide SC to lUc
An elegant line Of pique, white. l5c 10 aoc
Best lOnsdale cambrics, a. wide 1--we to l5c
Best bleached sheetings, l0-+ wide 25c to l0c
Best brown sheetings, l0-4 wide ..5nc to 81,
Best brands nnbleached domestics &c to loo
Best bed ticking. all brands. &c 20 &c
Cottonades, complete assortment. l5c 10 35c
summer cassi meres nc To nc
Best brands linen and cotton duck l5c tn 3ic
Some handsome table oil cloths nc 10 ioc
HOSIERY and NOTIONS.
Our stock of hOiscry and notions is com
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle OF Sbi
lohs Catarrh Remedy. Price 10 cents. Sold by
W. A. Rawls. 12-eow-1y
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Ruggies and Wagons
For sale by NJ M. COBB
October Z, 1894. 25-tf
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Remit &I-NO

And have 't,e FI"H'H>F sent 10 S'''r address
aHJauunry /, 1855
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ple,e. Embracing everything properly be
longing in this department, at lowest
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Fruit Jars
Jelly Glasses, to arrive. at H. V. r. Schraders
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MeafA.
NNrs. (srulndy Saws

HES at savannah quotations. at Y. A.
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For Sale
A Sad Death.

Two hundred bushels White Com Meal, at Y. A. Levy-
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DR. THEo WEST MARIANA FLAG; GeI afflicted
than gree
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SKIN DISEASES.
VESTS DEAD SHOT ETT MY s ":% ss is ss 8 8.

Anthony : Fire, etc, etc. In claiming for thlS Cir
do 50 without any hesitancy fear of CONTRADICT
mcnt
DIR. r. WET II Son, MARIANyA. FLA: E,hH
curative powers OF Your Dead Shot letter Remedy
since ls.7: had applied to physicians for rel ~, b
market. As a last resort | vas prevailed uNin
ierfect rs'ief and consider ii fnd cuye.
For Sale by W A. RAwLs and II. V. X. SCIf.a b
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-11

This should be the cry going I'd 10
Congress from every hamlet in the
land. and in such thunder tones that
Congressman. basking in their i'm
egIned greatness, will not dare to pass II
by unheeded, or vote for single extraya-
CANT appropriation. Ex-speaker Ran
dali IL authority for the statement thai
U. ,. Treasurer Jordan officially esti-
mates tho expenditures OF the Govern
menr for the next fiscal year. ending
June ~, 1857. AZ the enormous sum OF
$685.. $4,000. while the estimated rever-
ues for the same period, amount 10 OF '
e3i5.Qvo.0OO, and this without any RI
duction Of tariff or internal revenue tax
alton. This expenditure is equal 10 s.
for every man. woman and child In the
country. or $50 Tor each householder
having an average-sized family. Con-
gress ought 70 cut down this estimate al
least Sl39, 10000.
During what was termed the exfrava-
CANT administration OF President Blu
chanan, for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1853 the expenditures OF the general
government, not including intercet on
the public debt and redemption OF treas
ury notes, (e17 405 265.44), amounted 10
the sum of 500 34S 226i3, with = pop
ulation Of 81. fi3. 32l, or at the ratio OF
abont 81 for each inhabitant. Now the
population Is probably fry-four mil
lions. necessitating for ordinary expen-
ses about $lO8, 100000. The interest &C
count would be about thirty million
more, and pensions probably $4,000
COO. This should be the outside limit.
The Democracy came into power on a
pledge of Retrenchment and Reform IL
expenditures and manner OF conduct ol
the Government, and II II expects 10 re-
tain power must redeem that pledge
Therefore reduce expenditures to $500,
100000, and pay OF the debt with any
surplus remaining.
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Wheat and Corn Crops.

State Statistician Peele has finished
compiling reports Of last years crops.
with the following results: Area OF
wheat, 2,732 .250 acres; yield. 31.64O.-
O66 bushels, an average or lis bushels
20 the acre. Corn. 3.2l6. 997 acres Yield.
lis, 1924 bushels, an average OF IS s.
This was the largest corn crop ever
raised In the State. Elkhart raised the
largest crop or wheat and Tippecamoe
produced the largest number Of bushels
Of c0rn.-Ind. Sentinel.
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To the People Of Dubois County.
Hon. w. II. Gndgel Evansville. Ind.
writes: Il take great pleasure III recon-
mending 20 the public 4. &. e., "ccrlsin
Chill Cure NV wife had third day
sgue for live months and tried diArremt
remedies without success. AFTER using
me bottle Of your Certain Chill Cure =
permanent cure 10 the ressls.~ Pleasant
20 take. Sold bv Mchringer Bros.
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In the case Of Isaac r. Burr W. The
Louisville. Evansville and St. Lonis
Railway Company, w. 9. DePauw hss
tiIed m intervening petition stating that
he u the owner Of al the lots. tracts and
parcels ofland situated n New Albany
and occupied BY the railroad company,
and petitioner asks for pay At tho rate
Of 500 per month during The occupancy
or the land. -Ind. Sentinel.
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Senator John Benz. Of Crawford coun.
~, has petition with 500 names from
citizens Of Crawford county asking the
United States senators from this state
not 10 confirm Thomas Hanlon as inter.
nal revenue collector for his district
Benz Is red hot after Hsnlon's scalp on
account Of being deceived by him.
Evansville Courier.
Senator Benz IL after Voorhees, AZ
well as IIanlon. We met him last week
and he says the tall Sycamore lied Ia
70 him about some appointment and
treated him scandaIously, and that con.
-eqnensly when VOORHEES, spoke 10 him
Al the Hendricks obseqnies, he treated
the saluiion with contempt. and refused
TO recognize him. Tie sadl But the
distribution OF the Offices has always
been source Of wraDgling among the
leaders. Of all parties Let the laws be
changed 20 that the people shall elect all
lpostnasters, Collectors Of Internal Rev.
enue and Customs, and more harmony
would prevail.
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Mothers mothers A. not ALLOW your little dsrfins
n snfer with that horrd enngh: ~ 70 your drns
stors ard bottle ~ Dr Jackxons syrup Of Lus
ard Wild Cherry. twill only Is cents: YOU
darling will b~delighted 70 take H. sndit win stop III.
coueh and any throat ling complaint quicke,
han any other remedy. sold BY MehriDrer Bros %
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d. Isckson's Indian Rye saive certain safe ana
enlcacions remedy for innamed. weak or granulsfea
sore eyes Cooling and soothing IN W. effects Il
the secretion opsus The tear ducts and strength
ard restores the falling eye sight. Price - cents
Ger boz. Sold by Mehringer bros a.
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BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS. and

DOUBLE and Inward
Cts.
II
TIE VERY LOWEST GOODS
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Cnsualty Record.

j. B. Sanborn OF Twin Grove, Greene
county, Wis, was run over by his wagon
and killed.
A Eugene City, Or, Mrs. S. NJ. Yaran and
Miss Thompson OF that place met with q
fatal accident.
The steamer PRUSSIA, from Fort William,
Ont, bound for Duluth, was burned ten
miles northwest OF the Sand island Eght
ho use.
A fire sat the works of the Milwaukee
Cement,company three miles north Of Mil
waukee destroyed three large warehouses
b%elongingto the company, together with
their contents, involving a loss OF about
SIS The insurance is $13,4oO Ovid
ed among ~ number OF companies.
The windows OF the dry goods store OF
Garry Bros, at Grand md Allen streets,
New York, were shattered by an explosion
OF dynamite on Feb. 1, and the explosion
was supposed to have been instiga1ed by
disaffected dry goods clerks. Detectives
have been at work on the case ever since
and their labors have resulted in the arrest
OF Peter A. DAILY, aged twenty-three, a
salesman; Thomas Fitzpatrick, aged
twenty-seven years, bookkeeper, and David
Waughton, aged thirty-six years, a sales
o
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AIiscellaneous News Items.

The Wisconsin state fair closes, a ffnan-
cial failure.
The property valuation in Texas has in
creased 100 per cent. since 1880.
Michigan farmers, about Hudson, are ar
ranging to emigrate to Virginia
Testimony is being taken with closed
doors, in Baltimore, in the celebrated Belt
divorce case.
The corner stone OF the st. Gregory Ro-
man Catholic church in Baltimore was laid
III the presence OF 10000 persons. Arch
bishop Gibbons OBLIGATED.
Newton Hammock, q prominet citizen OF
Couyers, Ga, Joined the Baptist church by
immersion. The ceremony drove him
crazy, and he was committed to the asy-
lum.
Samuel B. French, banker ofMeno,minee,
! Wis, made an assignment for the benefit
OF his creditors. His liabilities are esti-
mated at 8 900 and assets about $780,
| o0o, consisting principally OF real estate.
Albert D.. Swan. banker OF Lawrence,
| Mass. recently killed by A. X. Goodwin,
provided in HIS will that his executor must
pay IS 900 in gold dollars for u Scotch
| granite monument to be set up in hie
cemetery lot.
The mush-expected prize fight between
| McGregor, known as the ''St. Joe Kid, and
| William Black, alias Ross, alias McGraw.
OF California. came Off at ~ point twenty
two miles below Dallas, on ;he trunk rail
Eway. Black WAS badly beaten.
Several agricultural fair associations, in
GLIDING st. Louis, have written Mr.. Bonner
their fairs. Mr.. Bonner has decided to
bring the mare home to his stables in New
York and to enjoy the pleasure OF driying
her himself.
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During eight centuries says q
correspondent ofNature, cones direct
~a1acestore amount to q far greater
number tinGnwould be contemplated.
Taking three generations TO q cen
fury, one has father and mother
two grandparents (four) the great
grandparents {eight). Atthe end Of
thesecond century the number of
ancestors springsto sixty-four. Fol
lowing the calculation, you will find
that atthe eaidsof eight centuries one
is descended from no less than 49,
100000 ancestors. 1ntermarriage, Of
course, would reduce this estimate,
and there is no doubt it must have
largely prevailed. But the figures are
90 enormous that, in sp;te of all, l
venture to suggest that the words,
All yearebrefhren aneliterally true
Certainly, and If the calculation goes
far enough back, it must inevitably
marrow down to the original pair,
the COMMON father and mother.
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sympathy for Rie1 in Manitoba.

Winnipeg Special: Over Thousand SYM
pathizers with Riel, embracing half breeds
and French Canadians for t~wcnty-eight
miles around, held a mass meeting at St.
Bonniface to work NJ sympathy for Riel,
whose chances Of escape seem to be lessen
ing SO rapidly. The principal object is to
work up a feeling and secure q respite until
an appeal is argued before the pl.yy coun-
ell. Speeches We're made by Riels counsel
and otherprominent French citizens. During
their delivery great excitement prevailed
among the crowd, some OF whom shouted
that they would fight before they would see
Riel hanged. The speaker said if hanged,
Riels name would be handed down to his
tory as II martyr, while the names ofhis ac-
cusers would rot in oblivion. Warning
language to the dominion government
was used in case the sentence is carried
out. Unity OF the French in Canada
was strongly urged in order that such
n pressure might be brought to bear at
Ottawa as would secure a reprieve. Lem
icux, Riel's counsel, just returned from Re
gina, described the scene in Riel's cell, with
two children and his aged mother with
head bowed down with grief, %clinging about
the prisoner, who was unable to mov
about on account OF IL ball and chain.
Great Indignation followed. John Carey,
a lawyer, said if Riel was hanged confeder-
alton was at an end. Canada wanted no
more OF it. 1t is likely that other meetings
| will be held soon.
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Criminal Calender.

Joseph Charbonneau OF Minneapolis is
indicted for embezzlement OF $4,000 from
the Omaha company.
Slugger Sullivan ofiiciates as pitcher in q
ball game at Cleveland and is arrested for
Sabbath breaking.
Michael Rossa, q Chicago fruit peddler.
fatally stabs John Keh0e for refusing to
pay for a banana.
OSCAR Ayers, twenty years Of age and en-
EgaEed in the drug businegs Mt Morrison,
II, has disappeared with $4,000 OF the
firms money.
The attempt to blow up the dry goods
stores f Garry Bros. New York, on Feb. /.
has been traced to three elerks, who have
sbeeMs arrested.
sTlomas Huges editor of the Albuquerque
sSlN.M9 Journal, and late postmaster Of
that city, il under arrest Tor a shortage OF
$1,o00i in his postofice~ accounts.
AT Chester, Neb., a mob Of the .sbest citi-
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MUST keep ont Of St. paul.

cortland Oregonian: While Mt the post
office recently II banker wal asked by a
Chinaman to read II letter, which he had
just received, to him. The letter was from
st. Paul, and was written in good English
and in a good hand. The party receiving
it had written to a friend in st. Paul stat
ing that he was out Unemployment, and in
quiripg MS to what the prospects for work
were there. The reply began as follows:
Dear Charley, don't come to this coun-
try; this is 10 place for Cinnamon. White
labor is so cheap here that the Cinnamon
cannot compete with it, / am only just
able to make Il living. III you can make
grub in Portland you had better stay there.
Our cousin Sam is a long way from here,
in Santa Fe. He hasa good place. 1t is
warm there. Here it is cold in the winter;
the ground freezes four feet deep. Just
think OF that. wish could do some
thing foryou, but you had better notcome
here"
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Lord john Maaaners, postmaster
general Of England, am earnest tory,
has adoptedthe idea, ifnot thephrase,
defensive partisanship,s and has is
sued q circular to all the officials and
persons employed in the postal service
warming them against activity in the
approaching general election, and for
bidding them to support amy candi-
date By public speech or writing.
Many gentlemen in the postal service
nave eenefective politicsi writer's or
speakers, and are not pleased with
Lord Johns order, which, they say, is
ssul1precedentea and despotic, anunvar-
EHsltable intaefsrencewith thepolitical
sartyC W thes object. The prohibition
~ understood to be aimed at the
literals, who are aores1umerous than
stbetories among TIE higher omcialsof
the port Office. No Americans, Mo
have been iedt believe there vas no
necessity Tor anything Of tile kind, the
cireular b Maunery WILDE q sur