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trees regularly, and thin outall super.
fiuons wood, and give the orchard oil
needed attention. They do not steal away
the food OF the trees In grass or grain
crops. They are content with tue fruit.
There Is no reason whytheayefage farmer,
who liassuitableland for fruit trees, should
othave an abundant supply of fruit for
home use, and for market. It is In the
line Of lis business 10 raise crops for mar
ket, and 70 make the manure that Is
needed to produce them. ltis in the line
OF a true economy to purchase the fer
tilizers that are lacking TO grow maximum
crops. II does not pay TO grow minimum
crops. Cultivate only as much land as
you can iertilize and improve by cultiya-
ton. Riches increase with tho depth
rather than breadth Of soil-tatned by the
pillow. The orchard wants regular feeding,
as much as any other crop, and fruit
growers have learned that theIs Is econo-
my II. It will not be very difficult for
any thrifty farmer TO increase his home
made fertilizers, and to supply the wants
of his fruit trees. t
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Absent minded.

Loutsri!le Commercial.
At the circus yesterday afternoon some
Of those who occupied seats in The re-
served chair department witnessed an
amusing and singular incident. Near the
top OF the canvass was a well-dressed gen.
tleman, who, at the beginning OF the per-
Torrance, seemed bright aud lively.
After while, however, his head fell upon
his breast and he went fast TO sleep. He
remained in this condition for about
twenty minutes, when ali at once, much
to the surprise Of the men who were near
him and quite as much to the horror OF
several observant ladies', he took of his
coat, and in a seeming effort to hang Ii up,
dropped 1t down TO the ground under
meath the goats, Then he took of his
shoes apd sent them tgmbling after his
coat, and was abont 10 digest himself Of
his pantaloons when some one punched
him In the ribs. He arose with start
and for a moment looked blankly around
him. Then, suddenly taking In The nItpa-
ton, he turned as rcd as a rose and swing
ing from the planks dropped down under
the sPRts 70 get his coat and shoes. The
sleeping yoath vas evidently labofing
under the impression that be wss in his
room at home, and was rapidly preparing
himself to 90 to bed when awakened.
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commodalien trains rufE daily except sunday.
: n = r Hgs5 JOHN q. 10 u LIkSoN,
Ticket Agent Wheeling, W, VA.
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Why They Should BIO Attended to-Folliss Of
Some Farmers.
4tnfieaa A0rie,tltNrbt.
One Of ths popular tallacies that still
fingers in the rural Districts, Is that ma
ture orchards do not eediertilizers. Farm.
ers may he paipssaking in the planting,
and in cultivatIng the orchard for a few
Year,, untilit comes into bearing, but, as
a rule, alter that, It is neglected, and not
inirequsntly either pastpred or moved,
and the soil is compelled to bear twe crops
annually, without manure, until it Is ex.
hausted. Then the cry Is raised that ut
does not psy TO plant orchards, ATTEST we
only get fruit In abuAdtuoe sTary other
year The folly Of this neglect Is de.
ponstrated every year, and the facts are
published ahppdantly in the agricultural
papers, but unfortunately these jour
mails have quite "a linited citcglas
ton, even in the farming towns. They
are numbered by tens and twenties, where
they ought e he by hundreds. On the
homestead, where DE NYiter ate apples
from the tree and the barrel, raw, cooked
and preserved the year round In the age
Of homesppn there kss m old tree famous
torits early apples, Seeding, and IN Jus
yeterate bearer In alternate years. lthap-
pened IN tile enlargement Of the garden.
that the ground Underneath this tree was
'piowed, MANFRED, and planted With
potatoes, and as 0 result, the bearing year
was changed, and W. he'd two full crops in
successive years. The manure helped
this result, and the rosting Of the sgd shat
had been accomplishing TOR years helped
stillmore. The fact did not impress The
owner much, but It did impress
the boy who helped 10 eat the
apples, and turned che. grinastone
ppder the grateful shade. II Is . well
known fact that pear and'apple trees that
stand In gardens, especially In village
gardens which haHe liberal iertiliging and
cultivation every year. bear regularly,
and are seldom without fruit, except when
the frost or hail destroys Il, Men who
make d specially oigfowtng fI9it Tor
market, and feed their trees lhuudantly,
get well paid for their labor, and send
apples 10 the elty market BIZ the car OF
boat load. The secret OF their uniform
success 10 in the fact that they feed their
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&c 1E'EI4ASD Q r111eDohoH b NJ
Ia @lN Ei'ss::sis:a
Condensed Time Table Of Passenger Trims cor.
reoted N0p.16. 1Ss4-Central Standard Time.
~ aoma WEI.
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J TWICE MARRIED.

a Thrilling Novelette, In Eight Short
Chapters.
PHILADELPHIA Tiaes
love her deeply and devotedly. Or Ia
IL deyotedly and deeply.
What matters? a5S
We are all in all to one another. We
live but for our love. The occupation by
which gain my bread becomesdaily more
distastefulto me. / madly plunge at my
hat and coat thesmoment the hour Of re.
lease arrives.
lean hardly be passingly civil to my
employer. Happily, though, as yet have
not struck him.
II is tho same with my Matilda, so she
tells me. She counts the long, leaden,
weary hours that We perforce must spend
apart.
She says her work, too, is hateful to her.
Che says, though, that IL is not only for
herself she has TO work, but for her mother,
an invalid, for whom the doctor has pre-
scribed warmer climate.
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas. Of Newton, Ia, says:
"My wife has been seriously affected with
a cough for twenty-five years, and this
She had used many remedies without re.
liei, and being urged TO try DR.. Kings
New Discovery, did so, with most gratity.
ing.results. The frat bottle relieved her
very much, and the second bottle has alb
soiuteiy cured her. She has not had so
good health for thirty years.n Trial bot,
ties free at Logan i Co.'s drug store.
Large size 81 90. NwPsw
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@s6ial.
Dr..J. IL. SNIITH.
Is. No. 1904 chapllne Stree, n
Near Fourteenth Since.

Jhe best evidence o. physieian's success a N
tsun9ony o. ny patients, Tho IncfeNsinF a,
mAnds Tor my professional services Prove nm hsv
dealt honotably and fairly with those via I'M
e2nsuited me. !neyer use patients name Mi
ttneates nom thoto whom ! have ciiteI aitsE ~
hed been ptono unced incuAbie. A thor0lIS6 ma
lea! education with many years hospital eSSerisyc
hng Aililiattty with therapeutic agents, eiose n
hetthnce Of tempefamental pectlIiafineS Ana MI
attention TO hyHtenic management Insure sl,eesas
cur possible, aud frankly siFe The patient n
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asnn Ksulnrd.

Tho former proprietor OF DR.. sage's
Catarrh Remedy, for years made stand.
ing, public otler in all American news.
papers Of $500 reward for a Gaze Of catarrll
that he could not cure. The present pro.
.prietors have renewed this offer. All the
druggists sell this Remedy, together with
the "Douehe," and all other appliances
advised to be used In connection with it.
No catarrh patient Is longer able to say
~ cannot be cured" You get $500 in
case OF failure.
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Young arenl-Read This.

THE VoIrAlc Belt Co., Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated ELEo.
rRo-v oLTAio Belt and other ELECTRIC Ar.
p11AscEs on trial for thirty days, to men
young or old) afflicted with nervous de.
bility, loss Of vitality and manhood, and
ell kindred troubles. Also for 1hepmatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis
eases. Complete restoration to health, Wig
or and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is
incurred as thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated pamph.
let free. MwRdw
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TYPHOID Fever.

am sixty seven years DID, and have lived IN this
(Hall county all my liie, Up to twenty, eight
Year, Gg0 was rCEAided a. the strongest man ii
The neighborhnod- most robust inheaith. in
November. 1870, had long suA serious spell Of
typhoid fever II left mo emaciatei and cripple
III ms right leg. At times that limb was swollen
an UIorufouSEzG being twice ASlarga a. It's natural
condition. ind lntl1med and angry In appearance,
From my knsetlDs snRil sores ca ne, aud At tho
ankle ar @ u Ger came, which dischsfgtd pols0il.
Gus matt r. My whOe system became Injected.
The doGtots would pitch me up for awhile, but the
ulcer would never heal. The mercury aud potash
with which they dosett mo brought on rheumatism
aud dyEpypsla Twas an ubjeit Of!pity to all my
friends some Thought that the .oply hope 10 save
lie was AmputAtl0n | continued 10 grow worse.
and for t1iEe y6afs have not WON a shoe, Hope
had almost u NE. Swift Sneciti1 was Suggested,
aud ] commenced Is use At once. From the yeFy
ft4tI began 70 feel better Ihhye taken thirty
ak bottles, and The shadows which had dAkenEd
my rife for twenty eight ars have all been dissi-
pated. The effect OF the medicine haS been Won.
der'ui indeed TOdayi am able to attend to Rli
my farming interests, AID walk ifUtn one 10 fIe
NIL per day. Ian satisfied that the disease d
entttly b tkcu up, and b, ncetnrthl an TO be free
fun those terrible approximations and suffering
which formerly made my life miserable, swttts
Specific haH dOue mo for Dlt in0pc ye4r than all
tie drug st0rI Ine1i tnG prescribed; by physicians
did In twenty Ght yatEs. and J. most chtertully
bear this te tlmGny OF It's merits VIZ. X. REED.
Hall cOIInty lin. Feb N lSsS. Il
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You cannot jump over a mountain, but
step by step takes you to the other size.


II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, diserdsred blood, weak constitu-
ton, headache, or any disease Of a bilious
nature, by all means procure u bottle Of
Electric Bitters: You will be surprised
to see the rapid improvement that will fol-
low; you will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and henceiotth you
will rejoice in the praise Of Electric Bit
ters Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
4 Co. Mwf&w
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DuRxEE's SALAD DRsssISG & CoLr
MEAT SAUCE for all kinds 81 salads, Gsh
vegetables, and cold meals. Cheaper and
better than homemade. No sauce equal
to it was ever offered. Mw&F
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My employer aud have exchanged
words. Nay, blows also have passed be-
tween us and kicks. II matters not now
who got them. feel much hurt.
Lam without employment. The world
.is before meand the newspapersafe full
Of advertisements, bnt there does not seem
to be any special demand for my services.
At present my only means OF support are
what Matilda canlend me, after providing
for her mother. 1tseems what was enough
for one has now TO do for three.
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The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptiona, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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at the nick Of time I fell across some
long.iost relatives. They have saved me.
lam To have a long rest at their expense.
lam to have change OF ARA warmer eli
mate. am now at Nice basking in the
sunshine. 1t ia a delightful place; such
enjoyment and such complete and bliss
full idleness. Ihavo met afich English
widow--a most charming woman.
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My Matilda Is a postmistress, but her
mothers board and lodging in the warmer
climate are dreadful drags upon the poor
girl. Courage! Couragew | cry; "what
is enough for one is enough for two"
stay-will 1t be enough for three also? !
had not thought Of this before.
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Alter al, it will be very absurd ofMa-
tildaif shetakeR it TO heart. NIatilda's
salary is not large enough. And as for
me, lreally, positively eanno. work. /
feel ! cannot. and oil efforts are useless.
Welded 10 the widow, why need 1?
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From the Disscctiug Room.

Having taken swIigs Specific for blood poison
contracted ut medical college at dissection,
while was medical student, am grateful 10 ray
th0S Il gave me- SPEEDY and thorough prre Afttf
my parents had spent hundIeds III dollars foI
Treatment. Ny avn was IWOll INTO twice It's u tIAl
sIxs and as nntII ng elcd me was dEspalring Of
ever hping curtd lnt hearing af tie s. 4,
bought bottle little think Ing ! would dehye any
benebtftOm Il BEGAN taking 81 reguL tly. and
ceaEed 70 pain ME- / confirmed its use, aud after
taking eight bottles wat thoroughly cured.
ArgpSTps WENDE1., Newark. Nj.
rIaatise on . God anil SKIN niatasos mailed free.
TIfE SWIFT RPEcIFtC O..
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l1Sl busheist SPOT elsieEi options opened lower
latar adyansed stterkasds deSltned and el9 e7e
ia ": Ia o sFsd NV Sa.hsI: i d q
st y s9 y.
gl elSsigg st y "a s " " SsLe.
Wy ~ n II q a..
Ing az II O6%: September, sales 72,C00 bnShelyRt
81 1f5fal Oh eiotlng at 81 0I5t October, sales
Bushels ;exportss % busisl ungrAdel 80
No 266 steamer White 6Qc; No 2Mhlte G2c;
while western No, 2 May closipg at
$50: June closing q 81 ~: July eiia
ass closing at dc: August closing At
SOC. oas heavy; receipts q 100 bushels: exports
none; mixed western 90 whlta tiai9e. coaee
spot air; RIO Armes at w: 3Stlos fairly active,
1910 bays; May 6.7Sa6SOc: June 6.76Gss0c; July
6G0AG90C; August 90 9iA7 00c; September 7.t07t66;
October 7.l6C; November !. lgA7 10; December 1lA
sns ,G EIsT a aso,s eem q HSsaefA
tined. tirl: extra . 45iaS1 g; white extra 9
c6Hlectioners' A on a Satsic;
standard A lSl69ec grAnulated leae1 cubes
10 4JIa7c: mngoon l55Sa5a. Tallow arm. Egs
steady and demand moderate; western 1S514a1lc.
PoEk duh aud deptss.et; mess Epot sl2 ooaia ~
changed. Lard moderately active. Q 0sipg weak:
steam spot zoe; June 70Sa7 OSc: July 7.lba7 $50;
August 7.2aa7t2Gc; September 7.2aa7, a2c; October
7.l2e: city steam 6,s0c,
w ~ NJ t5s s,sc TRs.a ;. g sn@ss "
activity during the middle Of the session owing 70
tho rumor Of renewal OF tho trouble between Eng
s Sas s market sG ssse a
lawest prices of the day, There was lack q
shipping inquiry and the amount In passage show.
Cd no Increase which was used ~ an argument BY
ne bean f9s lover price, Flour gn g and nnt
transacted, cblt ty on local account; the market
opened ?sAIzc lower. rallied 70 on Flmots u
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Home, PROOF

Kidney and Liver D,...se. .,a p........,
gahered teFTibiv ssSo1SinS , Saa SshseumatlGm
could not eet mi al beS H. S.,,ssu ~ selp M
ZEPH. PHifIiPsS v'as SSasu ~ ul, y.
iefe Tor Year.: patel,t msaic,ne sas,a tolse-sul
Dr Smith Comb etelv ~, IA ma y, " help md
F'ssSts lily MI p 9ss =, a., ,
~ m snat.isi ( & tTs - LSSitAaDDyCkt
prSnensIa and IXc.,sttS5 a. ~, nneellnS W. Va
for YEAR Failed 10 Nv M reiiaa N.
meT TtiSSTha Sftf y ~ T.. ~. stnith curoi
Ftts-fnd tha,e f. e., lnsanlnce Agent
cured mel '"s 'os i lSafssSe Ssa ,pr sni
SeFOftfa Running soreS ~, En.S Ns.aI
4ailllcted for fourteen vesrs NnttI,ts sou VIZ
hNln hjm mr. er,ith .,sas < Nypttlins Aeetaed
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The, camelia was named after the Jesuit
missionary, Father Camelli, its frst i'm
porter. N
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Ican't see anything in the papers that
will at all suit me. What want,it ap-
pears to me, Is more change Of air than
anything else. Imention this to Matilda
ant she weeps. l must say that Matilda
has not got the cheerfulest Of telnpers.
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Serve a great nan and you will know
what sorrow IL.
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Hneitlnn,a arnic., s,iye.

Oddly enough, the SHORTER the string Of
fish is the more lying 1t seems to require.
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/
maiden, Mas, Feb. i, 1850 Gentlemen
| have suffered With attacks Of SICK hl adache."
Neuralgia, female trouble, fol, yeArs In the most
terrible and cxcrucIa,ing manner.
Some1lciue or doctor could give mo relief Of
cure, until used Hop Bltten.
1.-THE aatbo!tl
Nearly cured ne;"
The second made mo as well and strong as When
child,
"And'r have been 50 to this day.
MshuSbaud wa, an invalid for twenty years
With serious
"Bidney, liver and urinary complaint,
Pronounced by Boston's best physlclsns-
"lncurableln
seven bottles Of your Bitte,s cured him and ]
know OF tho
"iiyes Of eight persons"
In nv nsiRhoorhood that have been saved by
Aud many more are using them with great ben.
eat. y r
Do mirRclcSw MRS Z. D. SLACK.
How TO sEr RICK.-ExpoSc yourself day and
night. eat too much without exercise; work mo
hard Without rest; doctor all tina time; take all the
vilc nO'tFumS adveFltied, aud then ycLl will want
" know k0p t0ltt IFel which Is answered. In three
WotdS-rakC Hop Bltten!
Ee-Noue genuine without bunch OF green Hops
on the white Label. Shun all the vile, poisonous
stun with "Hop' or Hops" In their name.
mVlbsNWFtWA
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Aman can buy wife in Japan for 81
cash, while Ice cream costs fifteen cents q
dish In America,
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I'm an idiot! How could / baye al.
lowed myselito be taken in by what she
said? fought to have made sure. Why,
the wretched old impostor lives but on
the charity of her daughter, Just as htatil-
da,s mo
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MTHEELING & PlTrSBURGH DIVI.

DIrrsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST
4 LOUIS R&fERbAD-fan Handle Route.
IN %
Time table for East aud West corrected 10 Apr
8, 1885, rraiDs leave Pan Handle station, foot G.
Eleventh street. ness public landinSl rs follows,
Central Standard time: 100
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AIercitul goodness! What was Matilda's
mothers name? Not Matilda's know,
for she took second husband. Isitpos-
sihle I have YesI ! have married
AIatilda's mother.
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NEW YoAk, Nay Nh IoaI, Ieec,hts laos barrels;
exports eeb lAIfels; market heivy; supeTtinG
western and STATE 50 7fai %, Rood 70 choice 40
SoAa goi cnmn;pH p eholeo extra *, Iapis g s0a
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MYSTERY.
ny 4 \.

llaies q. u IN q reartesaLll sltea..
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With bilious feyet.f
any doctor pronounced me cured, but not sick
again, With terrible palms In my back and sides,
and god lobG
Could not novel 5
lshrunk!
Prom 22S lbs tol2Oi had bseh doetorlng formy
liver, but It did me no good. ibid not expect TO
live more than three months Ibesau to use Hop
Bitter. Directly my appetite returned, my pains
left nc, my entire system seemed renewed Us II by
magic. and after using several bottles, am not
only as sound asa sovereign, batweIgh more than
l did before 10 Hop Hitters owe my llfe."
n
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MANURINa OH oae4Anps.

why They should DO Attended to-Polliss of
Some Farmers.
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on CIR, Pa, NAY l4..-kattonal Transit cestia
cates opened at fss{n; highest 7S5t4c: lowest ne
closed at 7S3sc: sales $500 barrels: cleannect
not posted: runs G3 SIS barrels: shIpments o. GSi
blrrfls; charters 5000 b. rels. OH Exchange
stock, no bids none Offered. ffl
PITTSBURGH. Pa. May 1I.-Petroleu dull bit tlfn,
pricesi opened at declined 10 771so, closed q,
fs99Sc: tradlng contIlues light.
.GEw Yo8x, May l@.-Pstroieum arm: United
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MeateM.
LOSS AND GAIN.


II was tAken slek q seas $50 /,
WITH hiIint,s fayer.n y
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No Ma chapllne St. Wheeling, wa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-23

tho iivas of Grant and Lee to enable them 20 ba
judged correctly By posterty without any OF the rus
slipslop with which two clerical emotionasts AZ.
fict those who have reverence for decency, sefcom-
mAnG and truth.-Charleston News and Courier.
THE physicians in General Grants case are already
beginning to reap the reward of their professional e
ertons. The of jealousy burrows deeper in the
medical profession than in any other owing, perhaps
to the absurd limitations by which they are sur.
rounded by their code of ethics While the cods
thus saves the profession from the plain intrusion Of
charlatanry, the fame of the most capable and de-
serving physician is comparatively circumscribed by
the repressive system which the code imposes The
hope of the successful physician is in the prmitiye
word-ofmouth fame, certain social distinction and
post-mortem fame resting upon his works. All this
breeds jealousy and encourages the habit Of careful
scrutiny and criticism of the methods adopted
by each other to catch the favoring gale of
fame and fortune.-Louisville Commercial.
IT is true that, during the dark days of our do
mestc war, when France was ready to join with Eng
land in recognizing the confederacy, Russia said no.
and stood friend IN good stead For that we ara
grateful, just still indignant remembcrins
that England gave US sympathy when we needed
it. giving it to enemies instead but the conclusion
be likely to have results affecting civilization ITSELF
and significance for all mankind. Russia represenh
the most laggard, hdeous despotsm and England
represents the most advanced and attractive berak
ISM Her progress toward the rule of the people has
been marvellous, and it is only that she is adding
to her three millions of enfranchsed citizens two
millions Because this is true because England
represents popular government civilization and hu-
all these, it should be impossible for iberty-loying
Americans to have any sympathy with Russia, which
playing the whole game of absolutism in Europa
would crush liberalism out by crushing out the power
OF England. We might as well cry Long live the
Devilr' as to say Down with England!p-P hiladel-
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