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OUR EVERY DAY PRICES-Complete ash
suite of 10 pieces, woven wire spring mattresses,
pillows and bolster, all for S29. Walnut mar
bic top suit, 10 pieces, glass on washstand, $40.
Extension tables, $500 and $3.50. Lounges,
$2.6o. Children's chairs. 4Oc. Parlor suits,
ga. At VIM. LOwenthaPs, 739 It'll street NV.
WINDOW SHADES at bottom prices. Best
Opaque Shades, two yards long, on HarIshorn
spring rollers in all cOlors, complete, soc. each.
Dado Shades soc. and up. Best Scotch Holland
Shades, Toe. j. +. SPEISHoUSE, agt.,
TBS 18th ST.. bet. q and III.
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CITY ITEMS.

Unlaundried shirts &c., better 75c, best 81;
New York Pattern Jean Drawers. Soc;
summer Mo; and Gauze Underwear. 25c SOC;
lialbr1ggan UndershirtS and Drawers, SO, 75c.;
Very good Nightshirts Soc, Toe;
Linen Handkerchiefs, 81, $3.50, 80 doz.;
Regular made French socks 2 pairs 25c;
All styles Fine Linen Collars, for 25c;
Percale and White Lawn Ties, 2 doz. &c.;
Real Silk Umbrellas $3.50, 50;
Large stock medium and cheap Trunks;
at X. c. Lewis the ''Originai One Price Halter
and Gentiemen's Outftter," 92O 7th st. NV.
n. B.-We do not keep open on Sundays 2
Our Japan Tea,
at SOC: a pound. is especially adapted for ice
O'Clock. Price ON every article reduced for the
80 days closing out sale.
N. T. MErZGER BRO,
IL AIT 7th st. NV.
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NO ACHE, OR PAIN, OR BRUISE. OR STRAIN
or Muscular Weakness. but yields the new, original
and infallible pail alternating properties Of the CUT
CURA ANT1-PA1N PLASTER. A curative wonder. AT
Druggists Csc IL
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AMONG THE oARsMEs.
Backward Season ON the Potomac
Clubs to Send Crews Abroad.

The present boating season fs the most back
ward Of any for many years past, from q racing
point Of view. The Potomacs gave some inter-
esting club races Thursday evening, but no in.
ter-club contests have taken place. or have
even been arranged. The Potomacs and Ana
lostans will, however. meet at the Frederick
burg regatta July 5th. The Potomac
crew will consist Of Kearney, Cornwell,
Smallwood and Fisher, and the Analos-
tan of Janus, McCloskey, Hillyer and
Somers. Not q step has yet been taken
by any OF the clubs to prepare for the Potomac
the principal boating event on the river. It is
not likely that a date will be fixed upon before
september, and perhaps the latter part Of that
bias will take no part in the regatta arrange
nrents this year, but this report was Indignantly
who said that the Coiumbia IS would come to the
front at the first movc towards a regatta, and
VIC aid bear their share of the expenses,
the regatta races. He hoped that all the ar
rangements would be made this year without
be the case if nothing is done to rake up any
past issues. The Colnmbias, who have earned
the reputation OF being "Semper paratus,"
have thus far been lying on their oars and have
engaged in no contests, and have made no def
mite arrangements, although there is q strong
disposition in the club to send an eight to
Philadelphia to row for the Sharpless cup on
the 14th of July. Capt Stinemetx said the
other day that he was satisfied the Columbias
WOulu row tnlS race, ana That the eight Will
be made up from Mute, Kondrup, Young, Sny-
der, Mackall, Kerr, Wade and Sloan. An eight
goes out from the Columbia house every even
ing, and rows with the graceful swinging
stroke taught by Ellis Ward, which hes won
the Columbias SO many races. Capt. Stinemetz
said that the men referred to are in better con-
diton now than the eight that went to Phila-
delphia last year, and by the date OF the Sharp
less race they will be able to do as well as they
could at any time. The Potomac club regatta
on Thursday evening showed that the club pos
sesses a good deal of heavy raw material
good work. The experienced men did the best
rowing Thursday evening. but the big men held
them we'll. They will have to be dependent
upon the instruction OF the more experienced
club mates for the expensive luxury of a pro-
fessional trainer will be dispensed with by all
the clubs.
The Analostans have but the fredericksburg
four in training at present, but will endeavor
to be well represented in the Potomac regatta If
one takes place.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFF1CEP,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 26. 1856, . am.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June %. 1856, . am.
For District of Columbia Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia, generally fair weather,
slightly warmer, westerly winds
For sunday. local rains followed by slightly
cooler fair weather are indicated TO- New Eng
land and generally fair VT ather with stationary
temperature Tor the middle Atlantic states.
SLIP COVERS for parlor furniture. SIS; refrig-
orators, from 1915 to $50; water coolers, from
So 90 10 $40: baby carriages from So to $40:
straw mattings, from 1Oc. to SOC; window
screens, from 5Oc. TO 50; mosquito canopies,
IL: window shades, 25c; curtain poles, 25c.;
artistic milk maid stools. 25c.; solid ash cham
Der suites. 500. All goods marked In plain fig
ureS. ". Il. Moses Son, corner 18th and +
northwest.
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ARToTYPEs. soc. whitaker's.

WOODWARD LoTHRoP open to-day, So doZ
ladies' gauze undervests, low neck and no
sleeves all sizes, % TO 80 in. good quality, 25c
each 30 dOz- of a finer Grade. Soc. each.
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ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS will buy a
light Derby. either Dunlap Broadway blocks
at Francs, corner 9TH and ID streets. The only
strictly One Price Hat and Gents Furnishing
Store in the city.
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FRESH RECEIPTS daily at X. A. Golden's Po-
tomac river game and fish stalls, Center mar
ket- We can and will be pleased to furnish wa
tering places and all who may favor US with
their orders. TelP~hOne S47-3,
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Ew INVOICE "Ben Hur,"s1.25. whitake

IF You NEED ANYTHING to be found in a
grocery store, go to y. T.. Metzger & Bro AT
9TH st. NV. Their entire stock at a so day clos
Ing ont sale
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Gas FIxruREs, at shedd,s. 4Oe 9th street.

NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS prove beyond a
doubt that Allcock'S Porous PlaSters cure par
alysis, nervous debility and loss of memory
when applied to the spine. They remove kid
ney difficulties when worn on the small of the
back; applied TO the pit OF the stomach, dys-
pepsia and indigestion disappear. Colds coughs
and asthma no longer trouble the suffering
patient when he uses them on the chest. If you
nave a headache, or want TO sleep, put an ALI
cocks Porous Plaster on the nape OF the neck
remedy not only cures ague cake, liver COM
plaint and malaria, but is a protection against
levers, smallpox or sewer gas.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa av.
PICTURE FRAMES of all kinds. An elegant
25N3O gilt frame for crayon portrait for S.
Frames made TO order at the shortest notice in
AL styles OF bronze, gilt and plain woods.
j. +. SPELSHoUSE, agt,
12S 9TH ST., bet. q and II.
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"BEN HuR," 81 .25 each. whitaker's.

JOB WORK in plumbing and Timing promptly
done by $ >. Shedd, 400 9th street.
COMIC SONGS by Geo. ID. Scott; Abner's July
list, S:15 p IN. Grand orchestra.
SAVE EYESIGHT. Consult Hempler Ave cor d.,
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SUMMER Reconsideration continued. 10
elegant Cabinet Photographs for 50. L. VAIL,
SID Market Space.
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ice cream, 235 g st. NV

MCNULTY's beautiful ballads; Garden Party,
Abner's, July LIST, S:15 p. m.
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ALBAUGH S.-"The Grand Duchess"
NATIoSAL-'The Mikado."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle of Bull
Run.
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PRINTING 100 cards, sc. Whitaker

LoNsDALE CAMBRIA, 1Os4c.; silk umbrellas
S1.5O; India linen, 1Oc.; Gladstone shirt, SIC.
at BrOdhead & Cos.
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BOARDING.

TT1RANsIENTs STOPPING OVER TN NEW
Il York can find Rooms with 6rt~clAss Table al 90
Irving Place. near Union square. Aote4Ate prices
je26-2ws
UTANTED-BOARDERs by THE DAY, WEEK
w or Month. single meal 25 cent? Also. occu-
AooREs Dining Rooms az 9Th 81. "a je263;s
SPRAGUE MANSION, 9Th AND Il SIS. NV
~ Two large. airy Rooms with Board; second fioors
Also one han rooms third hoor. ~ summer pricss
DLEAsANT ROOMS, FURNISHED AND IN
mrnshed. WIN Board, - 3l4 and sac Indiana
ave. felr-3m
TABLE BOARD FOR THE sUNNf:R 60 PIiR
~ month; 6erakhmore Arms $40 12th nc. n.w J4-lme
TsHE LOCHIlL HOUSE, 6l2 slT ST y. W.
II and the La Ptarre, cor l0lh and M nrs The
clnnE pAensnnI rooms Tsrms naodsrsste oc85
7 15non1 sHre@: yyysTzcfs x AS e n -.
-: a. ssa g. TN S s,s ~ :. =.
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Rock Esos SpRrscs AND n

ERAL BATHS "A
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. EA9
Six Hours from Washington. ls.4
from Winchester. Round-trip tickets $3.50. creat
improvements made In hotel and baths this season
bathing honses for P ladies' anc Eense%en
'Ihe most perfect drainage aud wholesome cui-
sine sDr. Geo. Reuling. Baltimore.
derive az much health and enjoyment"-Dr. Robert
Reyburn.
summer my recolections OF that heavena vored spot
are most pleasant Mrs John A. Logan.
The refreshment of the healing aters Is benedic-
many who your guests REV. VIM. A. Leonard,
rector of St Johns church
A large number of room . have been added the past
from $50 per month (of weeks) and upwards &C
cording rooms and length of stay.
former at Point of Ro ks
For circulars aPpiy q, STAB office and for all infor-
jel-2m A. PRATT Proprietor.
DOTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGES ISLAND.
l. Nd, Will open June %. Termss Sl.5OA
per day 50 per week and $50 per month. vEAY
meet steamers George Leary and Excelsior at Piney
Point wharf Good sailing and bathing Boats for
sailing free: Address r. ! ADAMS 4 BRO. Piney
son. Government Printing Office and c. Xander. oil
eth st. NV. jel7-lm*
DIVER SPRINGS is SITUATED rs MILES
N from Washington, on the Potomac. Fine salt
water bathing with beautiful view and fine
country drives. music and dancing at the yEMY
discretion Of guests We defy coz pettion in lE.6
field and Thompson. Fruit and medical advice fres.
More enjoyment for the same money than any other
q Ts snsss dSs Ever Addrsss
st Marys Co.. Md jel3-3ws
THE BAY RIDGE HOTEL
WILL OPEN JULY 49,
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Sautter's, 500 9th street NV.
Gibson's WHISTLES, Monticello, Kentucky Sour
Mash, Duffy's b. NJ; mixed drinks speciality.
Ladies' and gents cafe second floor.
CellulOid Collars and Cuffs, at Auer-
bachs Bicycle Shirt depot, It'll and H SITS. NV.
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FAMILY Garden Party and Concert, by Scott
and McNulty. Abner's. July LIST, 81 p. 10.
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SOMETHING NEw.-To introduce them, will
make you hfe-siZed portraits for $40. Superior
To crayOn. Estabrook, I'll Market Space.
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WALL PAPER, in all styles and grades. A
large assortment of spring tyies, which we will
hang at shortest possible notice. Call and ex-
anime stock and get estimates before leaving
your order elsewhere, our prices being as low
as the lowest j. +. SPELSHOUSE, agt.,
r2S 18th St. bet. q and III.
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GAS stoves and ranges at Shedd's.

PHILADELPHIA Ice CREAM delivered to all
parts of city. Prices: quart 4Oc.; quarts, 75c.,
quarts, $1.5O. Weyman's, 423 18th ST. n. w.
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johnson. eth and ]

Johnson. eth and e.
Choice Soft Shell Crabs, Deviled Crabs Fresh
Fish, Clam Chowder, Turtle Soup, Spring
Chickens, and all delicacies in season. Ladies'
saloon first floor
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Three Good Singer Machiues at SO
w. w., IS; latest, $15-alI with latest i'm
provements-atO ppenheimer's, 52S 9th stree,
NV. 4
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Castoria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria.
When she was child
She cried for Castoria
When she became q Miss
She chung to Castoria th,s,tk
A Most Liberal Offer!
The VOltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich. offer to
send their Celebrated Votaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af
nicted d with Nervous Debility, Loss Of Vitality,
envelope with full particulars, mailed free.
Write them at once.
SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHosPHIrEs,
DR.. Ira NJ. Lang, New York, says: 81 have pre-
scrbed ScOtts Emulsion and used it in my fam
ny ard am greatly pleased with 1t. Have found
it very serviceable in scroiulous diseases aud
pulmonary affections" eo4w
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the
half century, is still ahead OF all competition.
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN G. BAKER q
Co., Phiia., and at druggists.
81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. L
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th. near ST.
Gents Suits Cleaned, Satisfaction
guaranteed at C.PUTscHE's,1 729Pa.av.m, WI 3m
Pickwic Club whisky is the best
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered In "a Id. "Ward" prints, 35c.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk:
Sweet Milk &c. per quart Cream 15 cents.
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PLATE and 90 cards, 81 so. Whitaker's.

FREE CLAN CHowDER LUNCH tonight at
1902 ID street NV. j. III. Collins.
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For Good Work and Low Prices
In Sewing Machines, renting and repairing e,
TO Aue-bachs, 7th and H. No pay expected
422-2. 4
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

COaE Coal! Coal!
Direct from the mines!
First cars from the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal Co., unloading to-day at the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad freight yard.
Now is the time to buy, and A. B. Smith, 600
New York ave., is ready to fill your coal bins
1or winter use Come or telephone for fresh,
clean coal while prices are low.
A. B. SMITH, 800 N. Y. ave.
The Office Of the Howe Sewing Machine
is at Auerbach's, It'll & II. Telephone call 422-2.5
Baby Carriages selling regardless of cost
on account of over stock, at John Ruddens
Mammoth Carpet Store and Furniture Install
ment House, $50 and 932 7th st. NV, 3
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SUMNER RESORTS.

TIME MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL. AURORA.
Il WA. on top Auegh0ny mountains. now -
open for reception of guests: new house new VEyAY
fnrniture: terms $50 per mo-. special rates Va,
to families JOHN A LANTZ Proprietor. Je-o- ~
0CEAN BEACH. n. J., HOME COTTAaEx;HALF
" block Aen Ocean pleasant rooms, ex- n 4
celient table, 6oasing bathing fishing: terms vYAy
moderate Ar& La r. WHEELER ls.E1l
je26-eo3ts
TALBOT HOUSE. GAINESVILLE, MONT
Il gomery county. Md. near Sugar Loaf -,
Mountain, one-haH mile from Metropolitan WAY
Branch railroad conveyance meets every ik.vfk
train: location high, scenery ne bass fishing eAce.-
lent. Summer boerders q specially. Terms from IS
10 % Per week. ]. n VEIkS Prop. te26s. tn. that's
.ATRa NJ T. sOUTHALL, PRoPRIETRFSs OF
III Norwood Hol, Asbury Park. n. j.. last a .
season. sea has taken g the St August 9th
son House will still be open. ID. 70 ..i@
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SPECIAL. BARGAINS in Swiss EmbroiderieS at
25c. b. Miller 81 Son, 1920 n st. NV.
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COOPERATIVE CLEANERS and Dyers, 626 d
st NV. Cooperative principles. Fine work only.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

EsIGHT.Consult Hempler. Ave. CT
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FRESH LIME FRUIT JUICE.
Lime Fruit Juice Syrup.
Raspberry Syrup.
Clarets, sherry Wine.
Speer's Port Wine.
Some very old California Bottled Wines, Tor
sickness. Closing out SALE
N. T. METzGER Bro, All 9TH st.
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THE AMATEUR DISTRICT LEAGUE
At a meeting of the Amateur District League,
last night, the following officers were elected:
H. King, president and secretary; Warren
White, treasurer. The following change of
schedule was adopted for the 5th of July: Capt..
tol Park (mOrning game), East w ashingtons VS..
Capitals; afternoon game, Government Printing
office US. East WashingtOns. At Georgetown
Olympics' grounds, High street-morning game,
Olympics VS.. AnalOstans; afternoon game, Mer-
chants VS. OlympicS
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-05

Governorship OF Roumelia on the terms
proposed by the Conference will seriously
complcate matters and bring about the
very state OF affairs which the powers are
anxious to steer clear OIL Russia stands
ready, at the first sign OF hostile demon
stration on the part OF the peninsular
powers, to occupy Bulgaria at once,
and move in that direc-
ton will undoubtedly be viewed
with such distrust by the other great
powers as to result in breakup of the
conference and the institution Of meas
ures by England to check-mate any cov-
cred design that Russia may have on
India.
The situation is anything but promis-
ing for the peace OF Europe, and devel-
opments will be narrowly watched by
all the powers.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-05
BLAINE AND EDMUNDS.

The New Work Sun is evidently OF the
opinion that MIR. Blaine, himself apros-
pective candidate for the Presidential
nomination, Is largely responsible for the
"nagging" which Mr.. Edmunds has re-
Gently experienced at the hands OF his
party colleagues in the Senate. OF course,
should the Vermont Legislature fail to
again return Mr.. Edmunds to the Senate,
that gentleman's chances for securing the
Presidential nomination would be knocked
sky-high, and in view OF the slim pros
poets for his reelection to the. Senate, the
Sun thinksit most unkind OF Mr.. Blaine
and his friends to worry the Senator
from Vermont Just at the time when
their little attacks must cause him the
most annoyance and serve to distract his
attention from the things he should be
bearing most in mind. Says The Sun:
1t must be matter of regret to every per-
son of sensbility to see that some of Brother
Blaine's friends have of late begun to nag
Mr.. Edmuntls again. Why should the un-
happy past be thrown like n paper wad at
the glstening poll of the Sage of Burling-
ton? Why should the latest occasion of his
prominence, the moment when he has nobly
placed himself without solicitation at the
head of the Republican column in the Sen
ate, be seized upon by the unforgiving
Blainiacs to pluck him by the beard, and tell
him that thine was when he was skulker
| and malismer, whom privateship and not
leadership NOW beftsl Must the Repub-
| ican brethren always dwell together in dis
unity? Because of the grand Vermonter's
one lapse, Is he to be always sat upon and
kept DOWN. Is there to be no forgiveness
because, i'm an illness lasting some five
months, but happily recovered from imme-
| diately after election day, some strange
paralysis OF his vocal chords made it impos-
sible for him to utter the name of the Re.
publican candidate before an audience?
Brother Blaine can afford to forgive a little
bit, for every whisper of his boom must hale
his ancient foe by the heartstrings. For
more than. two years to come the fear that
the Augustdan historian may leap to the
front again must weigh like moral dyspepsia
| upon the soul of Edmunds. Is it not enough
that he m1ust skip around like n kernel O
corn in hot pepper to make his reelection
sure2 Must the tail of his coat continual,
be trod upon by Brother Blaine's merr,
men? This seems too much and tot
severe. The Senate. has too man,
other skillful players waiting t
no danger that Mr.. Edmunds will scoop i
without Black Jack Logan and Slipper
John Sherman and Our Own Evarts anc
Allison and Harrison and Hoar coming in
These gentlemen will not permit their highly
estesmeS te ea contemporary aInp from Vermont
Brother Blaine grudge to him a little fun
Why shoald Brother Blaine not esteem hi
past and prospective revenges great enouG /
and give S1r. Edmunds fair chance2
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-05
CORRECTLY STATED.

In Aippincotfs Magazine for April ap-
pears paper on the NJ ormon question,
contributed by Alice Wellington Rollins.
The article shovs that the author has an
uncoMmonly clear insight into the work
ings Nl the Church-and-State combination
here, and having this, has been enabled
to steer clear OF the too prevalent conyic.
ton THAT polygamy is the great and the
only evil to be dealt with in
Utah, The domination OF the State
by the Church is recognized to
be the wrong at which Congress
should strike, and the writer shows her
appreciation OF the magnitude Of the evil
by asserting that it should be dealt with
at once, We quote; "It is often said
that Normonism, as religious belief
would be harmless except for polygamy.
Nothing could be more unwise than to
admit that. 1t is Mormonism itself, the
union OF church and state, the implied
treason that will not rush to arms while
1t Is allowed to flourish in little ieudal
despOtism OF its own, the secret power
which cares nothing for polygamy ex-
cept as it believes polygamy may be Il
weNPon in its hands; it is Mormonism
itself that is to be hated, to be feared. to
be crushed. Show the Mormon that the
other, deeper, subtler aims he has at
heart cannot, must not, shall not be en-
du"d, and he will drop his polygamy
before you ask him to-"
That is a correct presentation OF the
case, and outlines the only policy that
can be pursued for the successful eradica.
ton OF the evils i'm IItah