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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02
IRELAND,S GAIN.
Second Reading OF the Home Rule Bill As
sured-Whigs and Radicals at
Daggers' Points.

LONDON, May 29.-There can be but little
doubt that Gladstone's complex strategy
will prove successful IN securing the second
reading of the Home Rule bill, although it
must be confessed he wins somewhat of
hollow victory. A Minister who virtually
says; "Read my bill second time on con-
dition that l withdraw it afterward," makes
a surrender on condition of being allowed to
march out with the honOrs of war. Little
remains of the measures brought in with so
much confidence faw weeks ago. The Land
Purchase bill is entirely dropped and the
Home Rule bill i reduced TO the 81 mple
principle that Ireland is entitled to local
Legislature for the management of purely
Irish affairs. Still the acknowledgement of
this principle is a { cat gain for the Nation
alists, who therefore do we'll to accept the
situation and continue Loyalty to support
Gladstone, They recognize his powerless-
ness to do more, with his own party split
into three warning factions and the feud in
teDsifying every day.
Whatever the final issue of this struggle,
the chasm between the Wings and Rad icals
can never again be bridged over. The Home
Rule question will be the grave of the once
omniPotent Wing party, the Radicals and
Torres being left alone TO fight out future
battles.
AS the critical hour approaches the feeling
of the house is worked up to fever-heat and
all the pent-up bitterness of this long con-
test begins to burst through the bonds A
conspicuous incident occurred on Friday,
when Mr.. Gladstone's fencing with per-
fectly regular and constitutional question
regarding his intentions as to the bill pro-
duced a whirlwnd. The Government had
treated the House somewhat contempt
ously in refusing information under a feeling
of elation at the success of the tactics in cor
nering Chamberlain and dishing the Wings,
and the motion for an adjournment fell up
on il like a thunderbOlt.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02

Three members of my family, says Mr.
James A. Sample, Cash Room, office of the
Treasurer, T. S.. who were suffering from
aggravatiDg coughs, have been much bene-
flied by taking Red Star Cough Cure. None
of the i'll effects so noticeable in other cough
remedies, have followed the use of this.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02
Scott's Emulsion of Pure
ID LIVER OIL. WITH HYPOPHOsPHITEs,

OOD III In VII'i VIII IT u u I107l 1IIH'
Is more reliable as an agent in the cure of
consumption, chronic coughs and emacia-
ton than any remedy known to medical
science. 1t is so prepared that the potency
Of these two most valuable specifics is largely
increased. Ii is also very palatable.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02

business was transacted. and for which he was
paid The New Jersey gentleman and Harry Clyne
were secreted in a room in the rear where they
could see what was going on.
sanford said Yesterday: 81 propose to follow
tins matter to the bitter end. and will land some
of my enemies in the penitentiary before am
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02

duCed him 10 poverty. It is supposed that the
DRAFT was left in the confessional by the person
who had robbed Moran of il years ago. and who
could no longer resist the prOmptings OF con-
science. Father Herman refuses to speak about
the matter. Moran is oyerjOyed at the recOyeryof
tho lnnp- lost draft
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02

A Chicago dealer says: 81 predicted seventy
cents fer wheat when il was above eighty cents.
When il gets there have nothing more to say. In
the pit il is the old stOry-the price must be
reached that will clear out the stocks. Within
hundred miles of Cincinnati the roads are filled
with farmers drawing wheat to the stations that
they have held since 1884"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02

Persons who lead life of exposure are
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lum-
bsgo. and will find a valuable remedy in DIR.
J. Fl. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. 1t
will Danish pain and subdue Inflammation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02

One year ago was taken down with sciat-
lea, suffering severely. / took three.fourths
of bottle Of Athlophoros and have not had
a symptom Of sciatica or rheumatism since.
recommend the remedy to all my friends.
Alvin Z. Croker, Richmond Ind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09

RELIGIOUS circles in Cincinnati are Just
now excited over u sect OF religious lanai
lea who call themselves PerlecIIonists'
Toe sect is led by two wemen, Mrs.
Brooks and Mira. Martin. The latter
claims the perfection Of Christ and main
tains that 1t Is impossible for her TO ain
At first the conversions to her faith we're
those Of slmple-hesrtsd people, and no
Sd sclal attention was paid to the little
band who met almost nightly in her=home'
More pity than censure was expressed Tor
the deluded followers Of u lanatical wom'
an. But, as the converts increased in
number, and finally all intelligent minis-
ter Of tho gospel was brought into this
strange fold the religious community was
shocked at the blasphemy.
When interviewed by reporter he had
no reason at all to give for the strange
doctrine which he had SO suddenly EN-
braced. Argument upset his reasoning
faculties completely. He appeared only
able to state that he believed in the abso'
Lutte perfection and impeCcabIlity Of Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. Brooks, 1t was truth,
but he could not give any reason for It,
Explaining the process Of his convention,
he said N came here 10 visit my brother,
who 10 an adherent OF the new faith, with
all my theological prejudices against it.
But was not unwilling 10 attend the
meetings, and went, more through curi-
ovty than from the honest motive Of in.
veStigation. became convinced oil the
truth, and embraced It forthwith. am
not m Engishman, 40 was stated in the
public press. l am IN American, and
was formerly member Of the Vino
Street. now Central Congregational
church. Ichanged my convictions after
ward to the Baptist denomination, and for
the past year have been attending Spur
gson's College, in London. returned to
this city BaptiAt, but now l am firm
believer in tho new doctrine OF perfec.
tion."
One peculiar feature of the meetings of
the "Periectioniats' is that they worship
In secret, allowing admission to no one
but converts. This in itself ought to be
enough evidence Of the fraudulent Charac-
ter OF Mrs. Martins pretenslons, for the
truth loves the light, not darkness, The
ioolishnets Of the claims Of Mrs. Martin
do not rise to tho dignity Of fulfilling the
prophecy Of the Master who ioretOld that
ialso Chrlsts would come after Him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
Commencing 0bcrIy'. Charge.

Some time ago Civil Service Commits
sioner 0berly published letter in reply
to charges made against the present DEM
oCrahc Commissioners by Senators Plumb
and Ingalls,. MI. 0berly was very bitter
in his references to the former Commits
sionerS, aud 1t has brought ex-Commis.
sioner Eaton 10 the front. Mr.. Eaton
says that, "direCtly, or by unmistakable
innuendo, the manner Of conducting and
grading examinations and making Of Ger.
tlacatss, especially for the Pension Office,
the advising OF q special rule Of July %,
1881, the making up tho Boards. Of Elk.
aminSrs Of custom officers and port Off.
GERS while the majority Of the Commits
Bioners were Republicans, and some other
matters, arc set forth as the triumph Of
narrow and partisan spirit, is not as the
premeditated execution Of a partisan pur-
pose"
These assertions camO with very poor
grace from man who was appointed on
the Commission while he was Chairman
Of the Democratic Executive Committee
Of the State OF VOORHEES, and Hendricks,
who openly opposed the whole Civil Ser.
vice Gcheme. The charges Of 0berly Of
bipartisan action" Conspiracy" and other
offensive illusions arc humorous in the
seriousness in which they are made.
Eaton was the last man to enter into any
conspiracy oven II he had wished to. He
was a Mugwump Of the pronounced type
and was very careful not to give aid and
comfort to tho Republicans without the
applicants for office were rightfully en-.
titled to certificates after having passed
themoSt rigid Of examinations.
Commissioner oberly evidently tries to
excuse the tlaSrant partisan action Of the
present Commission by misrepresontiug
the pOtfotmanCcS Of their predecessors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
lneournEonlent for tilS iiCShin.

30 long a. the falling OmbOn Of vitality aro cara.
bio Of being iOklhdled Into warm and genial
glow, Just sol long there Il hope iOt tho weak and
etnaolatod invalid, Let him not therefore, dc.
spend, but derive encouragement from this and
from the further Tact that there IL restorative
most potent IN renewing The dllApldAtCd poWen oil
RtnplCd tonic ylttulS liuSl0llOfS Btnnnoh iliIeFs
70 daily tOVlyllg lirOnllh Ia the bodies and hObO
In tho minds Of tho feeble and nervous. Appetite,
fpitgihilg eleer toe acquisition Of eAh and color,
arc blea, inRl attendant upon the tepanllVO bfO.
Cpsacs which this priceless lhVlgOnni speedily I'M.
tiAlea and cAffles 10 successful pouNiUIlOn, Dl
HSSlOn o testQted the blood ieFllliEed, AID susie
nance algtleu " eAeh llie sustaining organ by the
IllletI, which u in0lenliyO even 10 The ieminlne
palate vegetable IN composition, aud lhOf0uFhiy
iAiO, Use H. aud regain HlgOtl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09

I0ll0l Pol,
A mother had been teaching her infant
daughter q little prayer the refrain Of
which was; "FoTget me not, o Lord" and
because Of the little girls iorgettulness her
attention had been called TO the flower OF
that name, in the hope that It's association
with the prayer would improve her mem,
Dry. After It was supposed the child had
her lesson fully learned the mother, one
evening, in the presence oil company, anx-
ious to exhibit her daughters precocity,
asked her to reCite her little prayer, and
she surprised the company by shouting;
'Bachelor's buttons, o Lord" The two
flowers grew side by side in the family
Garden
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09

ant acquaintance with him, l believe he
viii Ntell the right parties what he knows
and 'ican prove, '"let 1t hurt whom 1t
may, /" and that he will not by any with
holding OF facts or false ColorinG inluTe
any educational work so happily com:
menced and so essential to tho welfare Of
the southeastern part OF Alaska: It may
be stated that in that part Of Alaska the
Greek church has not, since the treaty,
been educating the Indians, 1t is there
fore no interference with any people or
persons sin the enjoyment Of their Greek
religion" for the Government Of the
United States to furnish means and teach
ers, LOYAL YOUNG.
Warrington, Pa, September 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
SilC Passed..
naAInston cue

WILMINGTON CfllIc,
scene-FBtrcOt car, Saturday afternoon.
Dramatic perSonH-Three young ladies,
Treasury clerks, and ultra.eiquiBlto dude,
strangers all around. Dude TO young
lady nearest iare.box).-"Aw, may
trouble you, Miss, to pwas my fwAlah,"
handing the young lady a quarter, which
ghb "dwops' into the "bwox." Dude
hdgets about few moments, and then,
addressing the young lady, says, Jaw,
pavilion me, Miss, but thAlwa a qwarLah
you dwopped In the bwox." Young lady
(graOlou6ly)- was ~ Well, Igue6s
they'll lot you ride for q quarter" Dude
sucks bis Cano and tries 10 think,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
wheeling SUITE Fair nnd E1po.ltlOn

at Wheeling, September 9, I, s, 0, 10 and
II, 1886. On the above dates,the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets to Wheeling at low excursion
rates. For rates, time OF trains, &C., see
email bills, or call upon or address Agents
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
Special train for Grafton and way ata-
tons will leave Wheeling on September
Z, 8, 0 and 10 at 5 AS z. NJ, city time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09

I0Nd0h UI00t
Ayoung doctor, having just bought q
practice IN the suburbs, was waited on by
q gentleman unexcsptionAbly clad.
Doctor" said The visitor, would Il be
agreeable 10 you 10 renew the agreement
your pred eCesaof made with me7 gave
90 much for every customer he sent me, !"
MAh, you are The Chemllt2" mo, am
Tho undertaken"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09

TIE Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing aud preparation, Is
again open for guests. The ratea are as
reasonable 40 will allow for o tlrst.Clasa
table and comfort Of its patrons. MIR. Il.
H. VanMeter, the owner, still manages 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
snnburn no Longer Favored.

London Queen
Wells and gloves are again worn at the
seashore, as It Is once more fashionable to
take care Of the complexion, instead o.
getting what was formerly called a "stylish
TAM" Long scarf wells Of light gray Of
ecru grenadine arc passed around the
head, crossed bshind or tied under the
chin or on the left side, Two and {
quarter yards Of grenadine are required,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
rho Young ,Ian wIlh q slrnngo Naby

The young man who hasn't any younger
relatives in his family Ia apt to pick up Q
strange baby with a good deal Of fear and
apprehension, He cannot help wonder
Ing what In the world he could ever say 10
the chiId's indignant mother II by any
chance he should be unlucky enough to
break It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
FRUIT JARS!
Woodbury. Quarts,
Mason Plnts,
Stone Gallons,
Jelly Glasses,
Mason Quarts,
10 ARRIVE.
r.. j. SMY TH,
SEQ Cor. Market and Fourteenth sa.
To Contractors
FRUIT JARS!
80 Cor. Market and Fourteenth sa.
To Contractors.

Sealed proposals for furnishing material for
building tho substrtlCture for Martins FOIfy,
Ohio, Water Works Pumping Station, endorsed
proposals Or material will be RECEIVED at the office
Of the Water Works Trrlees OF the city Of Martins
Ferry OHIO, until O'Clock p. M, local time, Of
Tuesday, the twentynSt day Of september, 1890.
The EnglnPgtB estimate oil material required
aud by which the bids will DO compared, Is as fol-
$50 cubic yards Of dressed stone.
COO cubic yards Of nndreSsed stone.
10000 lbs Ut wrought Iron beams.
10000 lbs beSt American Hydraulic cement,
These quantities arc 10 be considered as only Ap.
proTimate. The Trustees therefore reserve the
right 10 ncteaIo or diminish The stated amounts Of
Tho stone TO DO hard, sound sand stone, edual TO
those found In the quattles adjacent 10 Mathis
Ferry, Ohio.
Tho drvsscd stone TO have top and bottom beds
aud ends dressed true and parallel, aud on the
faces Of each stone 70 have the four edges pitched
10 straight lines, The stone 10 be not es, than u
inches nor more THAI ~ inches thick, aud " DO
not less than 8 iegL long aud 10 have q width at
least equal 10 thelt thickness,
The IndtesSed OF hubble 10 10 al least 10 inches
thllk, and each stone 10 have not los than six
superficial feet Of bed.
1,fio wigugbi iron beams 70 BE- 70 inches deep
aud 10 weigh 30 pounds pot lingal foot, and 10 be
Of The following ndmbCS aud iSnglill
lB-l7 feet three inches long,
g-2i feet long
B-il feet Inches long
The cement to DO Ol the best brands Of American
Ali Of Tho above NAMED material to DO delivered
~ the Pumping Station III Mathis Ferry Ohio,
between the INST day Of September, 1896, and tue
iri day Of November, 1853, ID quahililes Il he
prugteSs Of erecting lhe. work will 'Fequlie H.
Tho person t1WlOm the contracts may be award.
81 viii be required 10 attend al the once Of The
Trustees I'D execute contract within 1--WE days Of
the award. The contracting parties will b6 70.
qulttd 10 give acceptable bond lU an amount equal
70 value o. material. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09

D't A' % ", AdlhruHus
Leave DeiiRiro Of 300 q. In. ior Woodsnold and
ZAnesVille
Bummefheld,
Leave BCllAire Al 4.S6 ?. M for wOodAhcld.
Arrive a. lIellRlfC al t2i5 I'm. from SummCf1Old,
$3.50 p. IN. for ZAnGsyllc, 6.20 q. M for W0OdSGeld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
appe+Salrtter.

Having sold nine tenthS Of the Writing Machines
sold In tho Slate, we claim Il clearly demonstrates
the superiority Of our mAChintt. BeloW.W0 give &
partial List Of customers using them;
Daily lntelligencer.
Daily Register
Newsletter.
WP. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorneyI
Joseph r. PAUL, attorney.
Russell & 8tlfel, attorneys.
g., q. sturgiSS, attorney, Mogantown.
John a. Hutchinson, attorney, Pafkenburg.
Van Winko & Amber attorneys, PRfkonburg,
Loomis q TavennOr, attorneys, Pafkcrsburg,
w. II. II. Flick, U, y. District Attorney,
Hannibal FOrbeI, U, 8. Commissioner.
l.. q. Dolllckef, Clerk q, 3. Court, PafkerSbutR,
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, FalFmont
o. N. Clemens, Clerk OF Court, PaikefsbutR,
y. @ 1loge, Clerk Of Court, Hinton,
r. K. Fast, Clerk Of Court, MOrRAntown.
Manufacturer Insurance Company
Peabody Insurance Company,
Underwriters Insurance Company,
AldenOn Il Atkinson Insurance Agency,
Vance, Hughes Co,
ZAfnlts Bros, brokers.
Junction Iron Works
Whitaker Iron Works.
LAughlln Iron Works,
BenWOOd Iron Works,
A, J. Sweeney & Aoti.
Hobbs, BrOCkunler 4 Co.
For ill PARTICULARS in regard 10 terms Of sale and
Tor catalogues address
ELL ROSE d 90,
anl4 % Twelfth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRA1Ns-on aud after may 90, 1SS6-ExPLA.
NATION or REVERENCE Marks. SDaily. tsundRy
excepted. MONDAY excepted Wheeling time:
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Blasting Powder.
HB-Headquarters for Rckermann & wits oele.
brated Church Candles. oil styles. ja22
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
ALASKA.
Caldwell, O., Sept. I.

The Differences of ROv. Dir. Cunningham
aud Hon. George II. TInglc Explained.
To he Editor Of he IatslIiOalcer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-09
N USiCLIHE DRAMA.
OPERA AT THE METROPOLITAN.

The fourteenth night of the subscription ut the Metro
politan Opera House sgnaized by the first rosre
sontation this OF Gounod's Faust" Material
differences between IL and tile performances of Inst
not many There features In Gonnois opera
which German singers sympathIze with and which they
bring out In their full effectiveness but 1t must he
fessed that by far not the features OF
which the beauty escapes their notice In a German
Faust" much more Is translated than the words OF
Mcssrs Barber and Carrie and cannot say that we al
ways like the new version. Tho sentiment OF Gounods
music is sweet and tender, and its feeling il
warm even If somewhat superficial Too siren
effort to charge its text with
decaatory stress not to be commended for It
be made without injury the music, which the
words Ct only awkwardly at the best This fact points the
way to the most obvious criticism TO be made the
rous and welmesning efforts Of the excellent artists at
the Metropolitan to interpret Gonnods opera Their
representation exhibits wider range OF motions that
are accustomed To In Faust" performances, but it
also lacks of the musical sunvty and amiabe
which expect End This Is notably true OF Frlein
Lebmann's Gorgneho which has good deal of that
Of fibre which is OF the essential differ
between Goethes heroine and the heroine OF the
French bookmakers. French or italian artist would
study the part in van II her left her time
do end Justification for her exhibition OF coquettsn
with Faust In the garden. Yet the fact that sho
follows German traditions is evident all the through
herimpersonation and TO many OF the patrons
OF the Metropolitan. no doubt her singing and
acting for that very the more welcome.
Herr Always taste in dressing has excellent oppor-
tunity In Faust" which is improved to the full He
sang the music also, exceedingly well
with the exception Of portions OF the
third act Herr Fischer's Hephistopheies is unique
conception the drift Of which, II 1t has any that be
brought into harmony with either the original character
its French paraphrase. unable to understand.
One purpose only is obvious. At tue close OF
the garden ne plucks a flower to pieces and
casts the petals the h0wer-bed, whose
plants glowing with tiny electric lamps, in each
blossom He had invoked the aid OF the flowers In his
plot and thus spectacu.arly acknowledges their help
The whole piece o magic Is relic Of the italian
the upper house, and Is say the least. of dubious
pOetica vane But IL enhances the spectacle and
a purpose. Herr R0binSoDs Vdirnt"e great
pleasure The other filed follows sfebef,
Friiuein FrancOn; Brandey, Herr Won Milde; Martha
Fr.iuein Mayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-09
THE UNIONIST MEETING.

The development Of the National Leagre
plan of campaign has had the effect of 40
widening the breach in the English Liberal
party that for the time all hope of recouclia-
tion seems gone. Tue temper of the Uniunist
Conference vas in no way doubtful. The tone
Of most of the speeches was emphatically one
or personal hostility to Mr.. Gladstone, and this
feeling was balanced by the expressions OF dis
approval If which q the plan " was the Object.
The comments of The Daily Ne'cs upon the
meeting are remarkable for their bitterness.
but the remark of that journal that the Un0:-
ist-Liberals can henceforh only be regarded MS
ultra Tories il certainly 0Ot' without a basis OF
truth In their eagerness to repudiate Mr..
Gladstope's Irish srheme and to make know n
their deteru ination not to countenance or aid
Parnell, Dillon and Company, Lord Harting-
ton. Mr.. Goschen, John Bright and the rest of
them have not only fallen into line with the
Tories, hut have declared for a policy of coer-
cion more decidedly than the Tories have yet
done. Their alarm at the Implications of the
olan has driven them TO adopt an attitude
far more easily assumed than abandoned.
They have agreed to support the Govern
ment, not simply on Irish questions but on all
perhaps requires this thoroughgOing support,
but it is none the less embarrassing and con
fusing and the programme cannot be carried
out without heart buinings and humiliations
and msnn derstand,ngs ard reproaches such as
must surcly try the average politician. Or
course if the Unionsts who no longer Lib
erals can maintain their self-sacrifcing policy
they will keep the Tories in power, perhaps for
a considerable time. ard thus the respective
strength of "the plan and of the cOercive
policy opposed to it will be fairly tested.
There is. however in the final outcome OF
UpiOnist Liberalism so little real satisfaction
or honor for the seceders from Mr.. Glads tone
that their liability to weaken under the
pressure of circumstances may be considered a
factor in the case. For the moment they are
borne up ly anger against Mr.. Gladstone, but
when this feeling passes and they realize that
they have metamorphosed themselves into
ultra Tories without experiencing such "a
change of conviction as could alone make the
transformation tOerable to their cOnsciences
in the time of dispassionate reflection it is
questionable whether the majority of them
will feel that the game was worth the candle /;
and the moment they begin to doubt that, their
usefulness as the face of the Tory hammer
will be destroyed. On the whole. the result of
the great Unionist Conference need not be
regarded as finalty.