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Fort Gaines, Ga, May /, 1855.

IhRd heard OF the wonderful cures OF swiits
specIhc, and resolved 10 try II. ! commenced
taking Il In April, 1854. Ny general health was
much improved, yet the cancer which was IN my
breast continued TO grow slowly but surely. the
must either have II cut or die BUTT commenced
dlSCharRIug quantities Of almost black, thick
blood. II continued healing around the edges un:
well, Betsy WOoD.
Cochesett, Plymouth Co., Mass, July Is, 1885.
SWlltB specific Is entirely vegetable, and seems
10 cure cancers by forcing out the impurities from
TroGtSe on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT sPECIHIc Co., Drawer 8 Atlanta, Ga.
N. y, 1877 W. 2ad 81. oc29 D4W
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Run the "painiul points'' thoroughly,
when afflicted with neuralgia with Saliva.
ton Oil, the great pain annihilator. Price
% cents q bottle,
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An Endto none scrnpInr.

A bad cold makes some men very proud,
Il swells their heads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19

nII 40 ibltaut felicl. Final cure In 10. days,
tllEOI and mover returns. N0putge, no elyel no
nppOllolyl Bugfteu VIII le9ri n q sr,pls fes;
~, M By Addressing @l'AAsGs ES sslsu
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{ PITTSBURGH D1v1.

wv ZION, B, do.
On and Aitef DEC. 10, 1885, pNBenRef trains vii
run "A Ioll0ws-Wheellng tiIneI
For RitBhuEgh-6.6 q, MI 6t26 y. m. daily 7;B6
4. M, l.05 p. m, daily except Sunday,
For WA4hl1gton-4H6 p. M, daily except Sunday.
From HttSontgh.Sll:s9 A. "a e;2o p m, daily
From Washlngt0n-9f8 q. M, daily, lilo 4. N,
$50 !, M, daily except Sunday 1913 p, M, daily
., r. LORD, General Passenger Agent,
i. DUNBAR, General Hup't,
Ut LLiiN nav. pas. kgE Wheeling
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NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time iablo corrected 10 DRC. 10, 1875. Train.
leave Panhandle Station, loot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, ~ l~olloWE-UentEal Standard
Tme-Nhi1h q Is minutes blUWof than Wheeling
m sorUs sOu7H,
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ItafOrds mo pleasure % ASSURE, YOU TINT nt.
ter using DR.. g! MClAln's Celebrated. layer
Pulls for more than twenty years ~ my iamiiY
iiSd iHem constantly and had 10 try OIhers,anl
hayo Tiled good variety, bat / liavo never
had my 10 act so promptly, probably, and
nicaiv IL McLNne's, Illnyc used them myself,
vile. md children, with the most gratifying re-
S,iif1. F0r children, having used them on my
own with suSGl easy niI iappy effect, l would
recominenI them TO Quo md to oil. These
Mills do tle WOrk-io it promptly, do II well,
,nnvsS' NJ n liver eorrcctor. Ns a iorerunner
preparing W. system CSIn LOT ~ GIlTfn'MHG St mS.S Y Ge ho
PHI ~ gH W. StIIli I CIycct n iiSe fhom ma
prAtvu IIiti,,vsS iIttSsv rrTnilnTc Nd 1Sod ma they
long y ! iIS, l. sTnv.y SVn''t3V 20 sVV ~
nave Deeh III w. HoI paS ,.,dv r. II GttEs.
Pastor N. = Church South Myers' station
tampa DssF'U'' fi0F'aa 0ON
TENESTd1o, Canaa west ohH
M ssISSss..@:YoIr piIiS caIne ali right, and I can say
they are q good bilious, pin. have used .
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AasGteal.
.pitheIioma
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years I suffered with q cancer on my
lace, All the simple remedies were applied 10 al.
leyiate the pain, but the place continued 70 grow
finally extending Into my nose, from which came
twas also intlamed, aud annoyed me q great deal.
About eight months ago was In atlanta, at the
house Of Q friend, who 30 strongly recommended
the use o. SWittS Specific thai det9rmined 70
ceEsiul, aud began It's use. The influence Of the
medicine At inst was 70 somewhat RggERvRte the
sore; but soon the Inflammation was RllRyed, and
| began 10 improve after the GBt few bottles. Ny
general health has greatly improved. am
stronger, aud able 10 do any kind OF work, The
cancer on my face began 10 decrease and the ulcer
to heal, until there 10 not q VestlRo Of II left -Only
q little scar marks the place where II had BEEN. ]
am ready 10 answer all questions relative To thlE
cure. MIS-. IoICIB A, MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, AuguAtl u, 1855.
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Ihave had \ cancer on my face for some year,,
extending from one cheek bone across the nose u
the other. II has given me 4 great deal oil pain, al
times burning and Itching 10 kuoh an extent thai
Il was RlmOSt unbeRrable. ! commenced using
HWittR specific in May, 1885, and have used eight
bottles. II has given the greatest relief by remov:
Ing the Inflammation and restoring my genera
nI Kno1villo. Iowa, Sept. ), 1885.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, April 17.-pleasaut weather having
prevailed aud q rood distribution from I0bbing
hands having been In motion. agents hAye had 4
very ialt. quota Of orders for miscellaneous
stock which lave retained . good volume OF sales.
Tone Of market very steady.
Lead.
NEw YoAK, April t1,-Lead weak common
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Fever and Ague.

Never be over.exacting with children
they will grow wiser with years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19

For many years l was q sufferer with cancer Of
the nose, and baying been cured BY tho use o. 3. 8.
D., / feel constrained by q sense Of duty 70 suffering
With the fourteenth bottle the cSncer began 70
heal rapidly and soon disappeared, aud for several
months there has been no appearances Of q sore Of
All tender 10 the touch. | have taken about two
dozen bottles 8. &. g., and am goundly cured, and !
know that SIS. 2. effected the. euro alter every
known remedy was tried and had failed.
RnRRRf HNRDLEY.
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All trains daily except SUNDAY,
PullmHp's Palace Buffet or Hotel Sleeping
East 70 Philadelphia and New York. West 70 Col,
umbuS, Cincinnati, LouiGVille, Chicago, lndlanAP
oils and 81. Louis,
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations and any further information
apply 70 JOHN q. TOMLlNsON, Ticket Agent'at
Pan HAAdl0 Station, foot OF Eleventh street, or al
Oily Ticket Once, under MoLure House, Wheeling
JAMES McCREA,
general Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Z. 4, FORD,
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Advice to Mothers.

The Ice cream algn ls the hatblngor q
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
u (0P1RATINGl
CLEVELAND a PITTHBURaH r. R..
C0ndonged timetable Of passenger tTAlnS cor
rooted toNOV. ., lSSb-COntrGl Standard Time.
Han AND H0EfH 70 FfF1BVRSl AID oLTVEi1N6,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19

How They are Caused, and how to Prevent
Great Disaster.
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Ab0ut aoe-WhI1ken-DaNWlN BtAtlN.
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Transportation.

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
LOUIS RAMRbAD-PGn Handle Route.
Time table for Rast and West corrected 70 NOV.
., 1855. TrAlng leave Pan Handle station, foot Of
Eleventh street. near public landing, y follows
CantI0l Standard timer
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.HRApToRD,P Pa, April 17.-opened RtTB,<c; closed
et 77So, highest 77kcj lowest 7t7fc; 6learances
1,i92,0U0 barrels.
TtruSvllLR, PA, April IL Opened Of f59tc; high.
est 71ISo; lowest 7btc; closed ut IKE,
NEW YoRK, April lL-Pettoleum Arm; United
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AL IEains daily oxCept SUNDAY.
TrnlnB leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling at 1850 q. m,
7'lo ?, m, arriving At 4iSSp. m. and 1853 P: N.
x. A. FORD,
Gen. Pasa. and Ticket Agent PittShuTgh, Pa.
JAMES McCRRA, General Manager,
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
DEAD SHOTS.
them.

We have reformed outlaws, drunkards,
etc Isn't il about time tor a reformed dude
to take to the lecture platform
The Choctaw Indians punish cruelty 10
animals with thirty lashes. What civiliza-
ton needs Is several Choctaw Indians as
police court judges.
Fusion with Greenbackers seems TO be
popular Perhaps the fellows who fuse are
sadly in need of the article from whence
the minority get their name.
Il is now discovered that the mortar used
in building the Chicago county building was
Of the poorest quality and mixed with mud.
The grand jury in Chicago Is a misnomer.
An Illinois girl has four thumbs. When
she gets married and gets her husband
under her thumb be will realize that there
are worse things under the sun than
Dakota cyclone.
The laundry girls of Troy, y. Y, threaten
70 strike. 4 ", ek after the strike a session
OF the Legislature at Albany will look like a
gathering Of Tammany ward heelers. All
the Albany hotels nearly have their wash
ing done at Troy.
Rose Coghlan has purchased beautiful
villa next TO Greysione. the residence OF
sam Tilden. Great Solomon in all his
glory, Rosy can : have designs on the old
man. can She Call our the old guard and
picket the mansion.
Fan smith. a correspondent for the
Fall River Adyanee wants 70 know if some
bod; can tell her a good way to decorate
piano cover. We can less noise on TIE
back seat there spill few quarts Of bot
tied beer on it and rub cigar ashes in
thoroughly.
Il has come at last. We knew il would.
Listen from the pineries Of the North its
voice is in the air
We hang lef Davis on n s1ur apple tree
Vel hang Jef Davis on a sour apple tree.
WeNhaug JET Davis OK a sour apple tree
A. we 70 marching on
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

There has crspt into the sdministra-
tion and execution Of our criminal law. a
leniency and a looseness which is 20 be
deeply regretted. The rolicy of petting
and eoddling The criminal. tends 20
weaken the confidence ~ the public that
our courts viii mete out exact and even
hsn,jssi iustice. and. II long continued IN.
i's effect Is 70 SOW the seeds u discon-
tent and dissatisfaction. until. fusily.
scciety may take The execution q the
law intc i,s owa hands. This state u
things wss sptiy Illustrated on Monday
last. az Springfe 4. No. GEoBSE F.
GsAsAu bad been heid f8r trial for the
murier ~ hrs rifs The offsnse vas a
particularly asrociCns one, and. az an az
hibitiou of rold -biooiei inhumanity. Il
is srsroelv soualled in The annals of
CRIME lfRkEAN vas wall supplied WITH
money and hsd retained eminent GRIM
irsl lawyers en- augsVa IN his iefensa.
The pubhc faaring the sver'estiTX delay
~ the lsv. ami believing that, through
some legal tes..irical'ty. or ether DsRns.
this uasnsfar might esesne iustice. dster-
n,ine,l e ,ske the matter into thsiT own
harpis. snd st 3' rlock Monday Blorn-
ing a usob af fcur hnnired men broke
into tbs iail. seizei GRAHAM. t0ok am b
the suburoso ~ ths tovh and hangei him -
= tree. Tbs sul similar acts are largely
80 3 belief "a IRA part cf me rublic
thaf s-ursa - nct 3sai ieserviagiv WITH
fi,e asesnireis vhose sole ocruT stior.
..,,,essis i1 a esrsfsfsuf violation n the
laws ~ s,e 'auA Fun isbment for crime
ss.,uid have tive a,enients. ~ make .
e,f..rfiv@. e. li shosbi b. certain. snd e
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
Grand Jury Chosen.

The following Grand jury has been drawn
and will review the several cases on Tuesday
next at the first days session of the United
States District Court:
VIM. Z. Curtiss, Petoskey, Emmett county;
VIM Reynolds, Hubbardston, Ionia county;
Geo, F. Porter. Lisbon, Ottawa county;
Philetus o. LittlcjOhn, Allegan. Allegan
county; John Bessmer, Hastings, Barry
county: Levi Sparks, Niles Berrien county;
Chester c. Norton, Dowagiac, Cass county;
Freeman Prey, Diamondale, Eaton county
Leander Sabin. Traverse City Grand Traverse
county; Reuben Spencer, Richland, Kala-
mazoo county; Frederick Russell, Baldwin,
Lake county, John Davis. StanwoOd, Me-
costa county; VIM. Brackus, Greenville
Montcalm county; Rufus b. Bendley, Bailey,
Muskegon county; David Henry, Newaygo,
Newaygo county; Ezekiel J. Shirts. Shelby,
Oceana county; Ezekiel Flanders, Mendon,
ST. Joseph county; Henry Chatheld, South
Haven. Van Buren, county; j. w. Ransom.
Sherman. Wexford county; Chas. Whit
worth, Rockford, Kent county; Albert Jack
son. IOnia, IOnia county: Luther Y. Moulton,
Grand Rapids; w. w. johnson, Grand Rap
fdS
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

When the nomination Of .. w Powers
as Justice oi the Suprems Court IN Utah
was withdrawn and ths press generally
WAS 9fonouncing it a crushing blow TO
Dos a. DICKINSON the TELEGRAM
HrnAEo expressed the opinion that it
would prove % be nothing II the kind.
and that Mr. DrcKINsoN would again
bob up ssrsueiy" with the confidence Of
tbe President IN him unimpared. That
the fEr eGRAN- -hERALD was correct q
proven already Mr. Dickinson and I.
NJ. Wssr0S. u this oty, are both in
Washington sod we're interviewed by a
reporter Mr.. DICKINSON was reticsn'.
ss ususi. bgs Dir WESTON. who - IN
position to know Of what hs speaks, said
Tho reports of Any iIl-fseling between
the Precedent and Mr. Dickinson are
absolutely false. am not induigiag in
any guess work when make that state
nent. Their relations we're never more
intimate than they are to-day
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

saoabi bs ada {assts. II criminal kaoss
- Is reasonably certain - Ds paulshst
fof tlls esEansisslJa 4 q ~roagfui Aet. ns
I'll De 1stssn>l. azA1y tlnass. frUm co11-
msttl1z e. + SCAlshnlant esrlalas Lst
~ see. Frosn arss . lsst II the trlAI u
. cEinsRal, sSsry S1ins - IA hls favor.
PRIMARILY, tie lss PrssaE2ss lam ioRO-
esnl u sAy crime. every ulan accused II
crime Is pEssuas~d ~ De iaRoosut aBsil
be % proven guilty. IL making that pre-
samptio1, the ia~ Dsessssriiy suppos@s
thai tie Kan sbo ssors 10 Tie complaint
ls gailty u tslss swearing. that the
officers u the court have arrested
. L.ssltlsss person. aBd. Ia short, that ths
whole power u the coart h2s been e4sf-
cIssd IN Dragging n . perfectly lnnOoent
mao and charging hIn With q heiAous
ofseace Wien the testimony on the trial
Is coneiudsd the court instructs the Jury
thai, rs order % convict, they must md
the prisoner guilty u every element Zee
sssary o. con titnte the etims, beyond
reasonable doubt IL the poor perss
cutsd sgIlprit - 50 unfortunate as 10 DO
convicted Dc iced not be dOsn-hsarted
aad dspEssssd. there 10 sDoth r tribunal
the Supreme Court-to which be can
take his case. which rarely fails the
wrOng-doer IN bis hour n need. IL that
court dces not summarlly order his dis
charge Il viii IN eight cases out Of ten
order new trial, except the criminal De
charged with some minor offence, when
his conviction win, probably, TO affirmed.
The oes fsndish and inhuman the crime
Is the quicker the perpetrator will get d
new trial. until, finally, with ali the new
trials and delays, tho witnesses on the
/ part ot the state become either scattered
or purchased, and the Supreme Courts
decision Is such a terrible stumbling
l block for the prosecution that the pris-
oner Is acquitted or the case aOlIe proSs'd Il,
In great many in tances instead OF our
courts being Instruments for the safety
aL4 RkObCCtAOA VI n~@-cNJ e11 e'AASA VI
evil doers, they have been the direct
means OF cheating justice OF its own, and
have allowed the assassin 10 go scot free
The criminal should have fair trial ac-
cording the constitution and the laws
But We are constantly drifting away
from that; our courts are continually
straining points ii his favor. We believe
il IA within bounds when We say that il
Is exceedingly difficult 10 obtain con
viction against the deepest-dyed villiar
unhung which the court of last resor
will not, by 81 me specious reasoning o.
hair-sphtting distinction, reverse. Ther'
Is too much mswkish sentimentality anC
toroearance exercised for the desperadoe,
with which our land is infested. For
bearsnce and mercy are we'll enough IL
their places; but they should be pu
after, not before justice. Justice is tn
highest tribute ot mankind, and tn
strong ar:n OF the law should be used L
further the ends OF justice, not defes
I IL.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
AGENTs saNTHB

tifANTkD AGENTS To 1hAAfl AND ItACH
W al All thai useful iu every family la
ilss aud Gents make nig pa. taA Aud - ,ls
Rsogis IS and if ouanf block
tifANIED-THkEk FIkS1 CLASS A0kNTs
~ one tar Grand Rapids aud 8oI jackson, and
one Tor has tlty- Ma1 have small capital llo
either Res,G apply. ". 3 May, huagsa Au,lse
city l0i
uTANTED - ENFERIENCEn CANVASS FRS
" for oar line Oi neN aud iasi s,iiiug h.slIes,
hold goods fOI p0fueUi2rA inqulIc az ! south
Disaaon-sl. ", tox Manager ~
WANTED YOUNG MN on GOOD Annhks,s
W and habits a. solicit for Caiciyf Universal
Edecatof. Bihles. Albums and Rogers silver
A9re On monthly pay Ameuts. For terms nppi. to
John Oaiels a co. ~ Randolph - Chicago.
MANI 1ED-IMFNTN REsT SOLICITORS.
W male or female for sleacs business n
bonanza 10 good oBes. Apply q Moons D. and a.
hOusenlan hl0ck, citt.
alrANTED - LADIES AAD GEkI-ENfk
w Agents Tor ''oelt-Ct Readings with elocu.
tioDaFy Instructions Teachers and students viii
nnd keadings a prontsllc boob lea have
ths New Pictorial Parallel Bible Write foI sI.c
cil Bible terms. Tyler . Co.. DctrOit, Mloh.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

nsvid Forbes vii couplpte q coufrsci
with the cify this week f1r 80 metallic
street nssnes fo he placesi npon the E'ass IN
gas and naQhths ianVs On every c'rrer In
-he rifV Thcre sFlrh snps sre ocatei Rv
afefns % these sianS pers1us can lsH Where
aeV ARR r Pc night ~ well A. IN tae 3av
tne chicago. s. iouis snd Cinciuaao
fave s,rs iar -ser4
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Roscoe Conkiing l. in Washington. lie
= not Congressman, a senator, or . Cabi-
net minister, bat be Is Eeyerthless recog
nized on all sides as the biggest Of the biz
men nOw al the capital COnkhngs great
ness does not depend upon the Office be nils.
Frank hatt0rss Chicago Mad
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

The Grand Rapids TELEGRAM HERALD is
now one of the newsiest as well as one of
the best and IT Jst readable papers in the
state II is rapidly becoming metropOlitiOn
in all its appointments and i, just such an
aggressive independent newspaper as the
Valley City has long demanded Aiskegon
WorkinqnGn's Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

IF pa hug and Kiss q girl out of doors IN
New YORK and are caught IN TIRE at hv
policeman. the first thing yoG vould know.
vou would be- tsken before the iusfice and
fned 81 and cnsfs If snCh practices were
runished in Michigan in the ssn1e eav. it
would not he .cng bef,re piCnics received
their death blow fsrssnrisls E~nsor~af
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Call in and witness the improvements
that are constantly being made in our mann
moth establishment.
We intend 10 make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade in Grand
Rapids by furnishing the largest stock in
every department. keeping on sale the best
fabrics and selling everything at the very
lowest possible price.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Mr. WILLIAM q. MAxBURY. Of Detroit,
thanks the Lord that b Is too honest
man = ouy a congressional eonveatlon.
An What have the delegates TO the
coming congregational convention IN the
First district 10 remark
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Official inquiry into the ssojsct Of killing
q man GA TIE street by electricity does not
seem likely 10 make anything clearer than
the fact already sslf-csitcRt namely, that
i the wires had been underground the man
~oaid n0t have been killed fttfsbagg Dls-
u4frh
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

When lard tanks take - exploding, as
iid that ons Ia Chicago, on Wednesday,
it is tms d inquire whether there 10
lyuaaite mixsd with the soap grease in
what is known as butter.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

NJ organization ~ mea Ia the aite8
states wlJ ever pront - marching under
another h4g thar Tie stars and stripes. The
red 1ae lf communism SlL ram rain 0n
hose over = saolu il h0aEs - Cfessizasi Lea.iss
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Congressman Msvbury despite hrs fair
ssis. j. ncw believed 10 be home to fV up
his fences. Is y an interesting question.
however. as 10 whether suCh sxing = net
sveriastinglv snd eternaily too lase-Els-
fr-,sf Tssfr-sfI
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
Two Thlnas shovvn

The graceful rapidity with which the
relatives OF one Grover Cleveland are getting
themselves interviewed IN various parts of
the country shoE them 10 be people of more
than ordinary shrewdness. It also proves
thar sp 70 this date not all Of the Presidents 5
relatives are in public Office Philadelphia
Fssngs
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

ae i.il ~ ssx tGal as llzrespecl l. offered
tie prospec eve y0ung bride - ne report
lhat sic AL marrs lie Prezide4t-A Asss
Fork fflblase
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
Two Factions OF FoIsoms.

There are now two distinct branches of
the Folsom family, one in Maine, which
valiantly supported the "plumed knight"
and the one al Buffalo, which was as devoted
10 the interests OF Mr.. Cleveland and whose
fair representative il is now said will be a
participant in the honors that have come 10
their candidate. Troy Telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

The remains 0f Chief Engineer En-
aoss. lsho ,hed Il Baltimore. 0n Wsdnes-
,lay. vii be- taken t0 Lancaster. Penn,
today 10 be- crsmated. And 50 reform
49, f.ss
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

The Irish patriots should not be dis
couraged. Married men hsve struggled for
home rule to r twenty centuries. and have
not yet succeeded ia getting it-Harb0r
Springs Reuubhcan