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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
REPuBLIoAN LEGISLATIVE CON.
vEETIoE.

The Republicans of the l0th legislative
district Will meet in delegate convention
az Miller Hand couaty, on Wednead,y,
the 6tii day Of oc;ob-r, 1886, sc 10 a. m
fer the eparsone of placingin nsminaiion
one candidata sor The Territorigi Council
and tive candidates for the Territorial
Assembly The delegates for the several
counties comprising the district are sp-
po"tioned as follows, viz:
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY.

cnnnty Clmn!s si0ner-JRo. uuthis 81 Kim
fhoinas ariiliu, IcN1 Harris, O. 4. Woolhcissr.
Register Of DEEDS ) karler,
sh.rif--lOhu. .GostiEan
Judge OF Prohats--F Parish
ircaSnryr-o, II Iruner. T. A. Eghert naphlS
terk Distri Court--C W Bown-
IL trict iitorney--t. !. Smith
As7es'sor--E l. Doatheit ... ....r. d.
Gsrpsrr- 1T. Wood .. .....
SNrveyuT--ticO CaaClRr,
; pa. OF Srh0ol---G D.. Piukhrn
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

TempieInen wonld like to support Co..
gan-now that it rs evident the ma iority
Of the people prefer hini--but he hates to
now, Never mind Temp. You'll get still
more experience before the campaign.
closes ~ wEas
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

The following townships are entitled To-
one delegate eacG' ll3, lI6- sc; iG9. 10.
III, llG-67;lH Ii -GS; 40. iii, .ll2. 1l6-eqs
i1s, li0, III, ll3. III, lli, 1870. The
following have two delegates each: l09.
10, Ill, ll2, La, 1886: ll3, ia, 1861;
i09. 40. ll3, ia, lis, ll6,6 100, Il3,
la, 1859. Rec Heights, 1920, dele.
gates; Miller, ll2.6s, 8 delegates; st.
lawrence, ll2-67. 6 delegates.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02


The PRESS didn't make the discovery,
but ii comes very sanight that Temps
gang di,i contt mplate prohibition party
with full ticket, However. sitter wosk-
ing the scheme little while the gang
discovered that great mapy temperance
men Insisted .on naintaining their Re-
publican principles and declined TO enter
into q Third party movement. $50 ..ths
scheme WIS abandoned, and TIE g4fig de
termined TO capture the Republican. .e6un-
" convention. With This end ia slew tLey
met at a Temperance alliance" over at II
lawrence and made ont . tu!l ticket. OF
course this ticket contains the names Of
at least three prohib leaders, ,notwithstand,
ing the fact that last spring they sll plede-
ed thar none OF them woaId spoil lid
effect OF their temperance work BY being
anlihtes for oifi,es B,hi ~
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS

There will be Republican township
eaucus of Miller township at the cout
house at O'Clock Saturday e,eEing Sept.
4th, to select FIVE (5) delegates to the
county Legislative convention to lie held at
81 Lawrence Saturday. September 18th.
COMMITTEE. :.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

IL. O, Besancop, ali suffased with
bushes, says in his last weeks Haucid
Star: The editor returns thanks TO his
brethren of the press for the kind wishes
expressed in their friendly notices Of his
mnrrinCe - - .--.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

The only fun we see in the Legislative
campaign is l'empleman trying TO head
of the. s'ampsie toward Cogsn.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

1t was my purpose to furnish money chattles
at better rate of interest aud such time as would
suit the convenience of the borrower have succeed
from me on long time for II to per cent per month
without commissions or mortgage fees now hold
&26 10000 worth eff paper, loaned for individuals and
prepared to carry it for you any reasonable length
of time at II per cent per month, in consideration
that the interest is paid promptly and the seesrity re-
mans good All money that have loaned for cor
rorations will be renewed at per cent per month
On January lst 1887, expect to supply the demand
for chatteI money at per cent per month,
shall continue to loan real estate at straight
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
TO PIE PUBLIC

shall not loan any more money chattes be
fore January 1st, 1887. 1t was my purpose when
commenced handling county warrants to bring them
up as near par as possible They worth at that
time So cents on the dollar paid for hrst issues 80
cents, and am now paying 90 cents for small and
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
sa.o,o soas : MsfARLASp. Register
{ A0II0i-1slAIHtiiII.,nI.- Ci NOM

= IT,
& U. :. Land Office. Hum, u. r. august q. iSsS
compliant having besn enterel NJ tkis Office BY
ChTist Peterson aguinst Frank q. Hoyae Cor failure
70 comply with Law as TO timber culture entry NJ
yRss, Huron series. dated April 23 1883 upon Tie
southwest quarter section ~. township Ill. range
~ 80 Hand county. D II with a view 20 tho can,
eeilsnon et sald entry coBtesiaat alleging that
sa'd oitfy as iailel TO- clltiyats tbe se sond
nve aerss during the thIrd year after enssg or any
part thereof aiid also fRiled b culiiyatb the fret
I'VE acres broken.the third year after entry Or any
part thereof. and ihat he has failed to, plant the
irat i've acre brosen hf tirst year after entry OF
any Part tisreof, o. tr -. tree seeds or cuttings
daripthe third year after % iry aud that said fail.
ure stu exists The sad parties are hereby sum.
montd tonIpens at the ofiiee OF the Clerk Of the
district court In aiii fsr Hand county at Miller a.
4 before MIN on the 9Th day OF Sep einbcr. 1851
Hgo'Joek a. M. 10 respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure. Final hearing AZ
tiis oihce septclnber 20. iea; AZ a. m.
ailgtzt1 j. = MtFAll,g,sp - Eofttsfer
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

;. Land Office At Hnr0n. b. A.. August q. ists
Nohee u hereby given that lbe f,iiowing hanied
Settler has filed netlce OF his JnientioL 10 make
maj proof III support Of his claim and that said
proof wlil be made befpre Judge OF district court
vi Hand county, u. Z. or IN his absence tefors
tisrk OF said court AZ Miller ~ J. on Qcfob~r ~
leS, VII; Charles ". King Hd SHl for the souti.-s
cat quarter a5lli6a lie names the f,Ilovii,g
with AeeS 10 prove his continuous residence upon
an ! cultivation OF said land. viz Frank PArrott
hyde Bartholomew. Bagh A. Conner and VIA
Dau. all % Millrr a. y
a.Iglz Lons 8. McF,ELAsp, Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

The PREssis in favor OF accepting.the
dieum OF the Republican party as issued
two Years ago. We were told then the
men seh cted to all the coanty offices were.
capable and effie.ent, and would be all
That any party could ask. Hon much mora
forcible is tins argument applied to these
same men after proving by practical.
test they possessed the qualifications only
guessed Of two years ago. A considerable
in9uirv..has failed 10 develop any stfious
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

Can Baldwin carry So. Lawrence Yes
If II. Z. Anderson says he may.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

aE2uBL1cAN GO ooNvEnrroN

NE%U BLlCAE co CONVENTION
The Republican county convention Tor
the pu'peSe Of selecting 3 delegates TO the
Territorial cenyemion at Yahii1tn On the
22d of Scpteinber, 1896, srii IL delegates
TO the legislative conycntion to BE held at
Miller on the 9th day OF October, 1886,
will be held at st. Lawrence ON the nth
day-of September, 1856. - -
The coonty Convention for the purpose
of nominating county officers and electing
q county central committee viii lo held
at Miller on the 9th of October. 1896. II
is recommended that tho township csu.
cuses be held on the Saturdays preceding
the county conventions, namely, on the
ith of September and 2d Of October, ] SSG
BY order Of county central committee,
j, r. MARTIN, - Y. L Corr,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

! gTHhT HACKING co!dH can be - qaicaiy cur.
cd by shilsh's cure. We guarsniecit
WILL YOU SUFFER- VITA dyspcpais and ii.ar
eomldadnty sliiohs vita.zcr Is guaranteed 10
ceIs you.
81 EKpLEss NIGHTS. made miserable by thst
tterrioie congb shiioh's cure is,tho renea Cor
yoq
CAfAHRH CURED. health ard sweet brestk
cnrei by sihlohs caiaIrh Remedy. Price 50 cents
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

MORTGAGE SALE.

wbe a /. ucs.,,,, H.. 49,
,,eats ~, ,.', nas pesn made IN the pay
,,o,,, .,,,r tai'Nis " NJ ana tDe interest," On tho
ns ~ =. ~ 's -, hicl'sase aatsu the 18th day 81
Mar' :, go fAreutsa py John " 9asr ana
80 y,i-,,a :, "i'ae soonV oi hanaand Territory
lnaI'as srJ ~ Sses a.. ware 81 the county OF
eae VA reeordea 4; he a,sco :, smn rhien mort
nscd ~ ,h,o, u, - M !, ,s uiss oI the kclser OF
~, hs,E - =, !" iefIsory o. vakots
i.,- =, ~ 80 tsss Ss."h rsee bfh on the lsth
- 49,. IA ~, s,i,ss - ~ etloi' in a'h
= ns ~ ,a, I pr :. ules- ~ -aw or
s,spr,i A., ss.s ~, :. @ 80 W F..nsef the debt
Wl l,sra.. 4, !. =. ,,,a.,, - -, 80 80. a. 80. ulsisH
n defs,,lt yanirI is, a., ~ siu npnkaVs tnse
rortiea ssf,e nti,,,ins ~ ss Psynsnt ol sny
time the same should become tue. a. n Hsi.ss, X
made ie the peyinout Of tina taxes asss,~d or 4, -
I'd on said premises ie.ore ffe ssre 500,
becoine delinquent then thss wlois srr. b@ai,
princra. aud intsfest at dncu become ffua
whereas delsulfias been nude IN % s.vx,, X
OF ille principal ard inte-est due Ap,al IAN i.SS ~
wherea i, dstsut has bect made n, The sav,n~.s
Of the eaxer assesaed on aid resl rr;s.s, " -
seneed by TIE said n9urfravor IN snid ,,,,,rl,s ~
and.
Whereas, tle Whole amount OF prineinaI ana
Interest has BECOME disc by reason Of such delsun
Nheress. Tie ainou't claimed TO hs due unoa
said aoItgneo, al the date nj ,his4 ,o,,ra ~ ~
~ aNo nnSrsa sns trtystso dollsrs and
q: n inasrsa, sd ~, ,oNn sev prineil a. and
,,ir,,iat-i r., ~" ~ .sy UhAre attorneys lees
> rn,y n,rcs'r.N 80 N,,sys. - y" ~ .ss, ssssZe.
yirnr M 81. 80 ~ gwen .'hei ~
frvr "a ,,,,s t,ear,ia as .sep ~ s1a "'o,
49,. 81 ~ va'u,ss . & .anh csse lnadc and rre.
s,,, al ~ 4 ~ VIZ pe iotveicea y
a s,,,;,lts ~, - =, tns,vth aescflo"u
- f,,,, 6 ID ~, ,,, pians, LOT cash -
Miller and ea,,,,s :, an, VA ~ ue Town ot
III. ~ 'v,.''s ~, ~ na's't, ana iWrtry OF Ds
q
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
MON. 4: Y
TO VOTERS, BORROWERS
AND MORTGAGORS:

TO VOTERS BORROWERS 49,.
AND MORTGAGORS: - -
Being as am candidate for
District Attorneyship | shall s.
loan more money than ever on a-.a.
real estate between now aud
November i commenced hand " e...a-5-
ling Loau Cumpanys money & - -s
some years ago for the pnr- F@ F@l.a.srt
pose of increasing my excheQuer Z
Money was worth at that time . ga
l25 cents or the dollar, and - . s..
through my magnanImity have
made real estate security stand .ra'-- .-
parallel to gold dollar. / -
charged them per cent com H' e
mission on small loans and ~a.
per cent commission large q s..-a i
,4oans 1t was also my purpose -
to furnish money ton gilt edge "
real estate security at better ra 81
rate OF interest aud on suoh time
as would suit the borrower. . / Z
have succeeded in this bravey -v.ss.
as you all know. You have
been able to get money from me @
on long time for II 10 2 'per Ct '
commission with out mortgage
fees as / have | have arrange ss
ments to meet such fees. | now
hold 100000 worth of securities CHOOSES
loaned for eastern capitaistsand e.. !
am prepared TO carry 1t for you ss
on any reasonable length OF : +faS
time at ten per cent straight in
consideration that the interest vs
is paid promptly ehd-the .secur- . rss
lty remains good, All money s.n q
that have loaned for corpora as
tions and the loans are soon to w.
become due, will be renewed ct susg4H
no extra cost On January 1,ras -sss.4
1887, ] expect TO supply the asHes.sa
demand for roal estate loans at snl
per cent nterestswithout COM.
niIsslon. Shall until after elee-
tion continue TO loan on req, n
estate at straight 10 per cent Il
without commission, If elected g
and successful in icollecting,jn
good return OF interest All
loans made by me that are about -
to expire are in my hand for y
renewal Don't fail to call on
me as | will guarantee to save
you $50 on every loan From
.92 to "a cts paid for county war
rants; township and school
township orders bought at the e.
market price.
VOLNEY HOGGATT.
NTTXI NH>NT|y
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

: f. PARISH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Money to loan ON real estate a. per cent inter
est aud hye prr c"ut commission, giving byEoacr
oPti'n OF paying aitvrHhrn, ycars.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

% From 92 to "a cents paid for county warrants.
Township and school township orders bought at
the market value s. s. KELLER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
l)R. W. II. BARKER,
DENTIST

3 Operative aud Mechanical Dentist Dakota Now
Offers ale ser' ices TO the public Has had fifteen
year, actual practice. miller Dakota.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

Cameron and Jefferson Davis. "The latteFs
seat" he says was to mino. ME- Davis was per-
sonay one OF the agreeable men In the Senate He
had the faculty Of making friends In given time
than any else ever knew. He was peculiarly ana
intensely sensitive 10 public opinion Mr BradburY
fayOrte friend In tho Senate stephen A. DOusia
but thinks Webster aui Calhoun by Tar the
greatest statesmen Of their time. Mr. BRADBURY ls one
OF only seven surviving members or BOwdOlIs Famous
class OF 525 In which he and Henry W. LOhgtel0w had
equal rank.
Sir William Dawson, c. VI. g., Principal OF McGn
College, Montreal will president OF the British AssO
catiOn al its forthcoming meeting AZ Birmingham.
The Prince OF Wales suffers much from dyspepsia and
confines hs diet largely to lean mutton ana stale bread
Writing OF NJ. de Munkacsy's painting OF the Death OF
Mozart NJ Houssaye IN The chicago Tribune says: Il
do not how much OF It's greatness to be credited
to the musicians who played Mozarts famous Requiem
by the hour in the painters studio while no WAS at work
upon It. Probably this did much to inspire N. de
Munkacsy II Is well known that Meissouior often
paints while under the influence OF music. The modern
Vea5quez too, as Carous Duran Is called, drops his
brush often TO TO his huge organ or DICK up ns
Spanish guitar. NJ dc MuDkaCsy has splendid
studio II OF the sights OF Paris. do not think
there Is another studio I'm Paris that compare with
his VI. lie Munkaesy, 1t may be known, Is "a nun
aarian Of great wealth and noble bGth. Indeed IL i
said that his family is kin 10 royalty itself lie Is
yerltabe patron saint, told, TO many poor art
students, assistiug them with both money ana Tree
instruction. what's often equally valuable, enconrhg
Ing them by judicOus commentator OF their Efforts
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

Castle" with all that it implies is popular, and
the Lord Mayor visits it The Viceroy, Lord
Aberdeen is as much liked, it is said, as Mr..
Parnell, and is greatly sought after socially by
the Nationalists who almost make his official
residence their headquarters. They give the
Viceroy credit for sincerely carrying out Mr..
GIadstonc's ideas and he certainly deserves it.
Now this may be a small matter; but it should
not be forgotten that it is a disputed question
what the relations of England and Ireland
would be if Home Rule were established. The
Tories say they could not be pleasant, for Irish
demands would not stop with Parliament.
The present attitude of the Irish people toward
the "Castle" does not sustain this gloomy
view. 1t looks, on the contrary, as if an era OF
good feeling had already opened between these
two widely divided parts of the United klug-
dom
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
TIE ARSENAL INVITES THEM

The majority OF the Park Commissioners are
anxious to come down town so that the oiilces
of the Department will be nearer their places
of business. For the Offices in Union Square
which they now occupy the city pays S2,0oo
remit for the new rooms in ChamDers-st'
which they desire to take the rental VIII be
Sc. 800. One member Of the Board prefers to
have the meetings held and the business done
in the Arsenal in Central Park, where there Is
plenty of room with no rent to pay.
The Arsenal is clearly the proper place for
the purpose. TO use it in that way will not
only save rent to the city but 1t VIII also
economze a great deal in the valuable time of
the park officials and employees, who are now
obliged to leave the scenes of their labOrs and
make frequent journeys to Union square. 10
compel them to travel to Chambers-st. would
be 10 waste still more of the time which they
owe to the service of the taxpayers. Moreover,
the sweet and gracious influences in the atmos-
phere of Central Park would have soothing
and tranquilizing effect on the Commissioners
if they met in the Arsenal. The wooded slopes,
the gently swelling lawns, the placid beauty all
about them could not fail to touch and soften
their hearts and expand their minds. Rude
words and brusque bOttling-up OF the helpless
and unhappy minority would be less frequent
and peace would brood over their deliberations
with soft murmur of dove-lke wings. III at any
time the Commissioners should feel their angry
passions rise" they could regain their self
control and good-tempcr by recalling the lines
of the good DR.. Watts and glanclng out OF the
windows of the Arsenal to the cages wherein
|" bears and lions growl and fight" 1t will
occur to them that while it is the nature " of
those unfortunate beasts TO fall out and Use
their claws, as the moral versitier has Informed
us, the little hands of Park Commissioners like
those of children, were never made to tear each
others eyes. In the Arsenal, too the COmmis-
sioncrs would have an unequalled opportunity
for testing the justice of the complaints OF
those residents of upper Fifth-ave. whose
noses have been offended by the near neiGhbOr-
hood of the menagcrie.
Another good result that would be secured
by a removal OF the parl, Offices to the Arsenal
would be that their distance from the City Hall
would be thereby increased. The City Hall in
huence over park ailrs is not wholesome. In
Chambers-st. the Commissioners would be
right under the nose of Mayor Grace. They
are too near that nose now.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
uLLp E0R TIE n1EKLNG WONEN.

MIR IOE IiIE " tAhI-NJ ~ OH Nv,
The Knights of Labor have found out how to
help themselves but thus far nothing has been
done to improve the condition of the working
women. The state of these latter is aS wrctchcd as
it can be- Without organization or association
of any kind they are absolutely helpless. Their
individual necessities compel them so to MAIN
tain the pressure of competition that their
labor market is always glutted, and therefore
wages remain at starvation point. 1t has been
estimated that there are TWO hundred thousand
women in this city alone who wholly or partly
dcpend upon the labor Of their hands for n llv-
ing. There can be no doubt that every adj
vantage is taken of their heplossncss, and that
they are so insuilicicntly paid in most instances
as to be unable, even working from twelve to
sixteen hours day, to do more than keep
themselves alive. Their condition is such rs to
challenge public sympathy, bat mere sympathy
will not do them any good. The case is one for
practical measures, and the success which the
organization Of male labor has attained indi-
Gates the direction in which action should be
taken.
Here is matter which appeals to the
Knights of Labor in the most direct manncl 4.
Their own experience has taught them how re-
lief can be obtained fOi their sisters and their
own suilcrngs in the past ought to make them
not only willing but anxious TO 90 TO the assist
ancc of those who cannot free themselves. 1t
Is virtual slavery from which the working
women cry for emancipation, and they surely
will not appeal in vain To American working
men. There are many difficulties to be en-
countcrcd, no doubt The workngwomcn are
so ground down, so pressed for time, 50 dis
pirited by ovcrwork and poor living and
anxiety and i'll health, that any plan for organ
iliug them will have to be put IN operation by
men, and it will demand much patience and
resolution to make it successful. The move
mcnt to secure better pay for women however,
may be helped forward by some of the methods
which the Knights OF Labor have found 50
effective in their own case When the cYigen-
cics of trade are made an excuse for putting
out of sight all considerations of justice and
humanity in the relations between employers
and employed, those who 80 abuse their OppOr-
tuuities have no right to complain if their
own tactics are turned upon themselves and
they are cocrccd into more equitable arrange
mcnts.
The workingwomcn of the United States can
be- raised To position of comfort and indepcnd-
cncc cuIal to that of the WOrkingmcn, and the
latter have the power to effect this benciccnt
change. There is no evil " hich needs treatment
more urgently; not even the drink evil. Mod
crn civilization seems to have done nothing
hitherto for these poor women; indeed the
rapid increase of population in the more ad-
vanccd countries has swcllcd the numbers of
those who fail to attain comfort and meas
unable independence, and who are forced to
ass their lives i'll struggle for mere bread
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
TUOU ART THE MN!

All over this great city to-day the revelations
of the last week touching the bribery and cor
ruption Of local officials are certain to be
earnestly talked over by thousands of reputable
citizens. These citizens will sincerely mourn
the decay of civic virtue as shown in the dis
grace Of their rulers. They will pour mucl
righteous Indignation upon the heads Of the
Aldermen who have so foully betrayed their
trust. They viii sterly demand that the
probe be rcmorsclcssly applied and that the
guilty shall be swiftly punished to the full
extent of the law.
Such displays of public spirit are admirable
80 far as they 20. But it is largely owing to the
circumstance that the public spirit Of 50 many,
many excellent New-YOkcrs never goes
further than words that the "iathorhood y Of
this city is in such "A vile condition The
prophet Nathan, who awakened rcmorse and
contrition in the breast of David by demon
stIatng to him that thou art the man. We're
be on the earth to-day might Justly thunder
that Indictment in the ears Of these good
citizens who lOathc and dctest rotten city adj
ministIation but never lift finger to prevent
its becoming rotten. Men who peraistently
neglect their public duties, no are never seen
at primary meeting, who scorn to peldIe
tickets on election day. who could not be
dragooncd into serving as inspector or watcher
at the polls, who make hO TcsOlutc effort 10
secure good nominations or TO defeat bad ones
in eXecrating Jachne and his fellows these
fellOw-citiZens condemn themselves. They
reap as they SOW. Selfshly disrcgaIding the
claims of the common veal upon them, they
need not be surprised TO discover that the inf
deity of good citizens has proved the oppor-
tunity of scOundrcls.
1t is earnestly to be hoped that the expert
ence through which this city is now passing
will, among other wholesome results, produce II
great awakening OF public spirit. The rogues
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

which stunts body and soul, and makes OF ex-
istence penance exceeding in sustained
suffering and misery all that more fortunate
classes can conceive of human wretchedneSs.
To say that there is no help for this state OF
things is to say that civilization is failure ana
an imposture But such an assertion can no
longer be made in view of what the knights or
Labor have accomplished and are accomplish
ing, and now that they have practically broken
down the most serious difficulties that con-
fronted them they ought to turn their atten-
ton to the deplorabe state of the working
women Organization is the key to eiiectual
relief, and there are plenty of experienced men
who can DO the necessary preliminary work
and put the women in the right path We hope
that they will undertake this greatly needed
work, and that they will carry it forward with
the determination and sagacity they have ex-
hibitcd in managing their own affairs.