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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-08

massachusetts Democratic COnV0nti0D.
At the Massachusetts democratic con
vention to-day, James E. Fitzgerald was
made permanent president and delivered
q lengthy speech. Resolutions were
adopted re-Iterafing true principles of
democracy as declared at the last con-
YenilOn at Chicago, congrAtuIating the
country on the inauguration of . demo-
cratic president, endorsing civil service
and demanding that congress immedi-
ately enact laws providing for the arbi-
tratlOn of all differences between EN-
ployer and employed. and also the enac-
ton of 9 national bankrupt Law. and
law TO nurse and protect American
fisheries and TO increase the navy and
render it efficient for use in time of war
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NATIONALIST CONVENTION.
Telerrapf Exnanaion.

OTTAWA. Ont, Oct. Tt is stated
on the best authority that the Canadian
Pacific Railroad company will imme-
diately begin an extension of its teie-
graph lines throughout the Dominion.
1t is understood that it has given large
orders for wire, and will complete It's
connection with the telegraph system Of
the United States. In this case the Ca
madam Pacific Will become q formidable
rival of the Great Northwestern Tele-
graph Company, which now enjoys .
monopoly.
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PROHIBITION AND RID NOSES

PROHIBITION AND RED NOSES.
The Republican has q very pretty
apology In Its issue of THE morning for
its sometime red nose. and also tor the
complications that 1t informs US IN Its
glazing plagIarisms exit in the person
Of the general dram -drinker, aud 1t sug-
gests that abstinence from the intem-
perate use of ardent spirits would re-
store the crimson nose TO its normal
color; but why walt for this slow pro-
cessf Why not have law prohibiting
red nosesP
or course q Thousand men could be
found with an inflAmed proboscis made
scarlet red by erysipelAs, mAlarial fe-
vers, or from that tendency in the finger
nails in certain nervous persons 20 have
constant business with the nose, but this
feet should not be allowed for q moment
TO count against prohibition as applied
TO red noses. for. in accordance
with tue principles of prohibition
whether applied TO alcoholic
liquors or 60 insurance OF TO red noses,
it is better that thousand Innocent per-
sons should suffer than that one nasalIy
offensive individual should escape.
Toe unfortunate whose nose has been
colored by disease, by malpractice upon
the part Of alleged physlciaDs, or from
aoy other cause, shoald be wiling. and
even cheerfully 81, to psy the penalty Of
having hts nose interdicIed aud taken
of by prohibitory enaciment-and Iol
the crime of being red-nOtwithstand
ing the slight Inconvenience which tn,
loss Of this useful member might entail
on him personally.
As to the diseases which the Repub.
lican says exist In the corporosity of tn
incorporate man. we can only say tina
II the editor had consulted any one a
the frst-class physicians and surgeon
with which Emporia is favored
he Wonld have ascertains
that no three of the grel
group OF ailments named could be pre-
emit in any human body al the sam
time without ending fatally with
tWenty-four hours; but unless the Re
publican Is more reliabls IN this matt
than il is in its reports OF funerals,
will still remain true that it's utterancl
on statistics, even ia red noses, ov
which its personal experience causes
: 20 groan so ismeutahly and so loud, VI
I bass for nothing.
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The Manhattan, Kansas, College Ag-
Ticultural Iudustrislist informs rs that
The total enrolment of students in the
college mp 70 October Bird lie $50 and that
Of this number 16arenew students.
The parents of 112 Of the 1914 are farm
era and stockmen, and 60 are from the
state Of Kansas. or the older students,
40 counties In Kansas send 150, making
. total OF $40 students from Kansas out
OF the grand total OF $50. This IL one
evidence certainly Of the confidence
which the people have IN the standing
Of the home institutions.
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The recent elections throughout
France have resulted in gain to the
conservatives Of sixty seats In seventeen
out Ofeighty-fiVe departments. The con-
servatIves have also defested two cabi-
net ministers and made . second ballot
necessary TO decide the fate Of two
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a BiovoIe Raoe-

BosroN, Oct. 5.-The start in the 100
mile road race OF the Boston bicycle club
was made this mOrniDg by i've riders,
whose time on completing hftY miles
was as fOlloWs: George Weber, New
Jersey, 3b. ION. sos. George F. Ives
Meriden, Sh lin. l6s-; D. A McCuFdy
Lynn, Sh. 15m. A. Rhodes, Dorchester
Sh. 30m.; Theo. Roth. Cambridge, 3h
41m- There was q good Wind, which
gomevhat sided the riders.
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TIE NEWS 10 willing TO admit lack
of influence with Mayor Whittlesey as IL
did not advocate his election, but we re-
member that our neighbor, the Republi.
can. gave HIM very enthusiastic sup
port, consequently that paper might be
able 20 get on Official favor from him.
Win It. therefore. be kind enough to AJAX
the gentleman TO resignf and thus OBJ
IiRe many OF the people. We pause, etc.
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ontario tlutlava

ORANGEvILLE, Ont, Oct. IA das-
tardfy attempt was made early this
morning to blow up by dynamite the
residence of the Police Magistrate Mon
roe, and the provincial Constable An
defson. Both houses were badly wrecked
but the inmates escaped unhurt. The
cause OF the outrage appears to be the
commencement of prosecutions against
vIolators of the Scott temperance act by
these officials. No arrests have yet been
mazda
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Chesley Chambers Discharged.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct ga special to
the Times says; The jury at Blooming
ton, Indiana, 10 the case of Chesley
Chambers, charged with shooting the
baggage aud express messenger and rob-
bling the express company, was dis
charged this morning. Six were for &C.
quittal and six for IA years impriscn-
ment.
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The Richmond Glad } Independent
says OF the world" which VIII be Ct
the Whitley opera house on Friday and
Saturday eEenings OF this week, 'thas #
Il without doabs the fasss piece Of spec
taculaE display ever seen in ouE city and
We cordially recommend Il 70 All lovers
of good snd genuine theasgicaI enter
tainments.9
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Mrs. J. c. Aver OF New York, having
eel her her heart upon cottage by the
sea-" recently went 70 Newport, looked
over the various villas there, and being
better pleased with the one owned and
occupied by August Belmont, made that
gentleman an offer Of 800, 900 cash down
for his establishments. Up 20 last Ac-
counts Mr.. Belmont had not concluded
"a ALL
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On every hand are vislble evide

On avery hand are visible evidences
Of the thrift and enterprise Of our citI-
zsns. New buildings OF the most sub
sfantial chaFsctsr are rising in all direc-
tons. Particularly - this true Of the
residence porsIons OF the city. The
Easklake style Of decoration seems 20 be
the popular mode, and the coloring ie
quite pleasing % the eye and generaliy
In good taste. Bot one thing detracts
from the beauty Of cur streets. end that
Is the poEtloa IE1e1ded for parking
BEzch d. this i unscucAed and covered
q stranger it appears unfortunate tia
our parking receives 90 IfstIs atteutioa
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Died

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA special from
Bowling Green, Missouri to the Post
Dispatch says; Captain Thomas II.
Foote's died there last night in the 10th
year of his age. He was more than 80
years = United States naval officer and
accompanied Commodore Perry On his
expedition TO Janan. He served in the
Confederate army during the war.
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Rsnta-s 1-Inoaoa

Rock SPRINGS, Wy, Oct. Threat
excitement exists here over the release
of the alleged rioters. The accused were
met on their joyful return from Green
river last night by several hundred men
and children and treated to regular ova
ton. The mines are turning out about
halt the usual lot of coal.
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Knoeked senasleea.

SYRACUSE, Oct. GA prize fight took
place here this morning between Sheri-
dan of Chicago and Thomas GiIlisple Of
Philadelphia, On the bank of the Seneca
river near here. Six rounds we're fought.
Sheridan was knocked senseless IN the
last round and the fight was given. to
Gillispie. Both contestants were badly
punished. There were only fifteen per-
aOnc nreSpnf
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THE WEEKLY CON ERCIAL GA.
ZETTE

Few papers come TO US with q bright.
er face, or that are more gladly vel
come than the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette. II is especially acceptable for
its news which is full and reliable-for
its editorials which are abreast with the
times upon ali the interesting topics of
the day, and tor its fnsncial. CONNER
cial and market reports. carefully pre-
pared frem the most authentic sources
Its agricultural department being IN
der charge of men OF practical exper-
fence. is of great value to the farmer
its literary department is filed with
original stories and choice selections,
all clean and healthy reading. making
altogether first class family news
paper at the low price OF one dollar per
annum or less than two cents per copy.
Be sure and read the advertisement. We
can say OF it that ali it promises will be
performed.
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NEW POSTMASTERS.
THE PRESIDENT APPOINTS A
NUMBER OF P. MS,
Of Which Kansas Towns Receive a
GOOdIy Number.
Circus Train Wrecked Near Fergus
Falls, Minnesota.
One Hundred Men Buried in the
Debris and SIX Killed.
NeW Poatnnasters.

WAsHINGToN, D. O., Oct. 5.-The
president Today appointed the follow
ing named presidential possmasters: B.
r. Devore az Independence, Kansas, vice
W. T. zee, resigned; Thomas A. Nc
ClearY at Medicine Lodge, Kansas, vice
w. D. Van Slyke, resigned; s. T. Carico
at Harper, Kansas, vice James .. Ora
ham, resigned; ThOmas,R LoVe,at Well
ington, Kansas, vice j. Y. COffman, re.
sigoed; Cotton Campbell at Florence,
vice William A. Stanford, re-
signed: Martin A. Linnot at
Arkansas City, kans., vice Jas. q. Top
lIff, resigned; Ed ward Best at Neleigh,
Neb., vice ]. j. Melleck, resigned;
Forest l.. Weden 1T York, Neb., vice L.
j. Candy, resigned Charles @. Hatha-
way at DelnOrte, Colo, vice w. IL.
Cochrane. resigned; Lyman Thompson
At South Pueblo, Colo vice q. B. SIimp-
son, resigned; @. s. Clark at Tomb
stone, Ariz., vice j. P. Clum, resigned;
Charles w. Higgins at La
mar, Mo-, vice J. B. Emery,
resigned; ThOs. Il. Frame at Liberty,
Mo-, vice W. 81. Robinson, resIgned;
Thos. Bauman at Council Bluff. Ia, vice
Philip Armour. suspended; VIM II.
Hensly at Columbus, Neb.. vice II. j.
Hudson, suspended; Henry P. Howard,
at San Antonio, Tex, vice J. p. New
comb, suspended; Lewis Lowrey at
Cameron, vice F. NJ. Kimball, resigned.
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silver nollarS

WAsHINeToN, Oct. 5-The issue
of standard silver dollars from the minis
during the week ending Oct 3rd. Is
$6l2, 100. During corresponding period
last wear. S49l 99S
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EqualiEInG Ratea.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. IAN effort
was made to equsIize the rates IN the
territory of the Texas traffic association
by meeting of the railroad men here,
but owing to the absence OF the repre-
sentatives OF several important lines the
meeting adjourned to meet in st. Louis
tomorrow.
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A warrant has been Issued for the ar.
rest of James Brewington, charged with
an assault and battery upon Henry
Riley. Riley says Brewington struck
hIm with rock and otherwise NAL.
treated him. The case win be heard be-
fore Jnssiee z. 2. PAYNE.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA special from
Newport, Arkansas, TO the Post Dis
patch says Huntley, the negro who
knocked a young lady from her horse
near ruckerman and criminalIy assault
ed her, has been found hanging to q tree
dead near that nlRca
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Fourth ward school building. 20 so
On motion the election of teacher
for the Commercial street school was
taken up the ballot being spread resulted
in the election of Mr.. Richter.
On motion, 1t was ordered that in fu-
ture the board dispense with the usual
thirty days notice TO dismiss aDv teacher
On motion, board adjourned to meet
at call of the president.
]. G. BURNETT, Clerk.
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KAasAs CITY. October Z.
CArTLE-Re Receipts. 4.3o2; market for native
shipping steady; canneEss and good Texans
arm; common weak and slow.
weak. closing strong and q shade higher than
veeterday's prices lots averaging 159 20 SOD
The Daily Indicator RepoFts; WHBAH-ae'
CENTS Il, 3O7; shipments, 900: N etoEe 14s.-
Al; market higher; No. red. ceen, 1s?ec
asked: December. sales At e25<01ze; mo-
soft, cash. soc asked.
in store 50 73l: market higher; No. = cash.
sales at S3Xc; November, SOC eskedi tne year.
axe bid, s6zc asked; No. Wnits. eAsns sAies
OXTs-No. cash, axe bid. sSke asked.
RYE-No cash, 47c bid, 4eEc asked.
Ea0a-YiFm; 1Sc per Dozen
BUTTKR-U Unchanged.
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L. SeverY, ECO, returned Today. from
a trip to Greenwood county. where he
purchased Fifty. three head Of high graded
heifers. These animals are intended for
Mr. 6every's Reading farm, and will be
quite an acquisition to the fine stock of
the county,
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Carl Nation. D w. HeIoerman and
Tom Price shipped twenty cars CT cattle
yesterday. They all went 10 Chicago
These continual shipments TO Chicago
TO the prejudice of Kansas City, will
probably result in new GeAl around the
stock yards Ell the latter place.
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The election of Mr. r e. Torrington
as councilman from the First ward Is
gratifying not alone to the voters
who honOrsd him with their preference
but TO the citizens generally. Genial
Bob will certainly be a valuable aCqui-
sition to the council chamber of our
AourishInR city.
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q Tramp Conaumed.

FIT. WAYNE, IND. Oct 5.-Last night
some drunken tramp fired the cattle
sheds at the fair grounds and an un-
known tramp was burned to death an-
othe giving the name of Griffin was re-
secured, but horribly burned.
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THE ETILs OF TNTBNPERANoE

THE EVILS Or IN1.EAPERANC
1t there are greater evils upon the
face Of the earth than the evils of intem-
perAnce We do not know it. History
has been filed with them from the ear.
liesb days of civilization to the present.
Like the poor they have always been
with us, and society has endeavored TO
shake them OF by hundred schemes
some equally as Incorporate as the evils
they were intending to remedy, and
some born of the same spirit of revenge
that says lynch the outrager without re-
gard to law. In their efforts to suppress
the evils of Intenperance men of all
opinions unquestIonablY mean we'll, but
differ "a to the best mode of proceeding
against the common enemy.
Laws have been framed SO unpopular
as to drive from them the moral sup
port OF the people, without which no
law can be successfully or even
partially enforced. These laws
have not said, "thus lar shalt
thou come and no farther;" they have
said 'thou shalt not come" And the
advocates of these laws appear 10 haYe
been satisfied with the mere saying,
while on flank and rear the numerous
alleged drug stores or bottle shops have
passed the the boundary and supplied
the depraved appetite. It does not mat
ter that great industries of the state are
crushed. It does not matter that Mis-
souri, can afford to go TO Topeka and
pass tie winter, nor that manufactures,
from their openness, can be suppressed,
while intemperance, from its secrecy,
can be carried on in spite of Prohibition.
So long as that hole Is LETT through which
the alleged drug store or silent saloon
may be. and is. driven daily, the evil will
continue.
Is all this in the interest of true tenn
perance and of true reform2 Is the pro-
hibltory law any better than the fiat
money lawp One saysth ere shall be no
intoxicating liquor, and yet 1t Is poured
down the throats of the Incorporate on
all sides. The other says q silver
dollar shall be a hundred cents when
the banker and the merchant knows, and
the laboring man is beginning to fully
appreciate. that its real worth is seventy
nine cents and no more. The law can.
not make one hundred cents out of sew
enty-niue cents any more than 1t can
make true temperance men by saying
there shall be no more drunkards.
A law that will throw the RESPONSE
bilitY of Intemperance upon the people
and that will devise theory capable OF
being made practical is the only law
that can be successfully enforced. The
people are Intelligent. They must have
intelligent treatment.
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Mr.. j. n. Green, formerly of this city,
arrived here yesterday and is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs II. V. Bundrem. MIR.
Green was accompanied by his brother,
who Is en route to Council Grove to visit
J. NJ. Heuson.
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New YORK, Oct. 5-The explosion Of
the food rock at He'll Gate. which was
set for Wednesday. has been postponed
to the end OF the week, no day being vet
fixed. Preparations for the event have
not yet been completed.
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-Fancy snail baled. sT.oo.
Ch10go.

CHICAGO, October 2.
Hoes-Receipts 9200o; markee slow and &c
lower: s. 90G4 .0S.
CsqFLx-Eeceipts. Zoo: market aet1ye ana
1001sc higher: shipping. S4.1s8o1Jj EaaeefSD
Sc asl1-75: Texans, y SUCCESS
ReceiDts. 900; market fairly active
and steady; 9aS5O3 IS
WHEAT-Harket ruled strong; closed "a
&C higher; S5s<c for oaSh s1d October.
CoRE-Harket strong and highsrs 30 Tor
'1 oIT Ts1 arm; SIS for cash.
RYE-59c-
BAHLBY-1oc.
FLAX SKED-Sl IL.
PoKK-FIrmeF; fs-S for cash snd FoYem
Der.
VEN haP and DeoembeF.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

Oct. 8, 1885
Board OF county commissioners met in
regular quarterly session: Present T. e.
Mcmillan. acting chairman, and VIM
Flickinger.
Dates were set for hearing road cases
as follows:
Wednesday, Oct z, John w. Viewers
petition and ID. ID. SnedIker's.
ThuradaY, Oct. 8, Jacob Bridges petit
ton and D. L. Myers.
Friday, Oct. o. II. @. Wood, two petl-
tioDs, and Jacob jacob.
Saturday, Oct. 10, Miller & Johnson,
also the matter Of the appointment Of .
trustee In Center township, vice g. o.
Hughes resigned.
The taxes for which she west half OF
the southeast quarter Of section z, town
ship 90, range IL, was sold IN 1872, and
n tax deed made thereof, and said sale
being erroneous, the said taxes were
ordered refunded with 10 per cent inter.
est TO the heirs of r }. 81. LuIz.
The county clerk was directed 90 order
copy Of the tax laws and decisions fol
the county attorneys Office.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
OFFICE SUPT. OF PUB SCHOOL

EAPORIAs Oct. o. 1850.
The board of education met in regu-
lar session. President Morris IN the
chair. The following members were
present: D. W. Morris, ]. q. TraYlor,
G. W. Frost, T. e. McMillan, L. G.
Call, W. E. Ewing, David Taylor and
J. G. Burnett.
The minutes of the last special and
regular meetings were read and ap-
proved
Several communications from sppli-
cants for positions were. read and placed
on file.
superintendent Kiock made verbal
report of the present attendance of pu.
pills and also as to the crowded coadl-
ton OF the ward buildings. The pres
ent attendance numbers 1900.
The report Of the special Committee
appointed to secure more school room
in the south part of the second ward
was received and placed On file.
On motion q Committee of three, to-
gether with the superintendent, was APP
pointed to make thorough inquiry as
to the best means to be adopted to re-
1ieve the present crowded condition of
the Second ward schools and If possible
to secure anotherToom in the south part
of the ward. and to report at a called
meeting. The chair appointed as such
committee, G. W. Frost, ]. @. Burnett
and David Taylor.
On motion the clerk was instructed TO
confer with W. W. Scott and draw up 8
petition to his worshIps the mayor to
issue proclamation to vote bonds to the
amount of $4,000, to purchase sites and
build two school houses, one in the
southeast part of the city and the other
IN the northeast.
The following bills and accounts were
presented and on motion ordered paid
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Rev. H. Mackay, this morning at the
Clinton House, performed the marriage
ceremony binding Thomas A. Monroe
with Mary l. Rookie They are both of
Emno11a.
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A prominent business man coming
down town yesterday Wss interfered
with By tTamps. one of whom Was AZ
rested. but the gentlemen declined 70 be
prosecuting witness. and the police
judge discharged him. An officer
should hHxe signed the complaint. and
summoned the agneVed party a. wit
nesa. he other two tFamps could moi
be found, though three fellows were beg.
RzDg ~ houses IN the First and Third
wards duriag the fofeEoo1- How long
Oh Lord. II this thing going u last
Subscriptions Tor . este deposit esm,
panY are in order
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Tue Minneapolis Northwestern Mil
-er 70 just now taking the advance steps
IN promoting the laudAble design Of
having The higher grades OF American
hour brought into Great Britain, and in
this connection Il says:
Tue opportunity offered t0 the export
ing millers of America of making = dis
play of their goOds In Great Britain in
snch manrer a. Ia bring them before
tho a'tentIon at vast numbcrs OF people
will no found in the American expOsI
'ioa which will open ia L 'udon in May
pex,.
AT present the demand Is almost en-
urely confined 10 bakers and lbw grade
Hours. tor the reason that the bread used
IN that country IL very interior. Such
an opening for introducing American
high grade nour will not present itself
again for number of years. By means
ct first-class bakery of sufficient size
In operation In this exposition, constant.
~ turning out bread and rolls of fine
quality TO be freely distributed To all
comers with the Information that
such products can only be made from
the ane hours OF this country, the begin
ming OF creating demand for this houl
will be made.
The Miller says further an very per
tinently that with this population O
, ten millions or more. having to largel,
depend upon foreign nations for Its food
once taught 70 demand good bread, til
the effect upon the American miliip
trade will Be enormous" IL Is to b
hoped that the efforts OF the Miller |
produce tina desirable result may
supported and carried through by Il
National Association OF KILLERS; and
not by them then BY some general 81
scriptaou.