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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
TEMPERANCE AID PROHIBITION
MEETING.
4; Bolivar, on Monday night. May 10.

4; Bolivar, o. Monday night, Nay 10
At al early hour the Cumber,
| land Presbyterian Church vas crowd
ed 10 lis utmost capacity and quits
a number were tuned away for Jack
Of room Such interest indeed was
truly gratifying to all interes:ed in
this, the greatest reform ofthe age.
and shows the deep under current
of feeling upon this subject that Ia
soon to break forth and drive its
enemies TO The wall to be resurrected
no more forever.
That This IS true IS evident from
the fact that no titIed D. D. or
L. L. Ds., excentric humorist5, or
sensational mendicants, were expect
ed to try Their powers of magic, but
only the abiding convictions of our
own unpretentiou5 citizens in home
spun garb, spiced with some lovely
recitations, select readiogs, and songs,
were to entertain The crowd.
Different phases Of the subject of
prohibition were discussed By the
Rev's. t. P. Smith, T. ?. Ramsey,
and G. D. Hd!iard. DR.. D. j.
Newbern, A. J. Swinebroad, aud
Willie Jones. All of which took
high grounds declaring uncond..ion>
ally in favor of Prohibition as the
most efficient remedy fer the evils
OF lutemperance.
Two select readings were impress
slveiy rendered By Misses Mary |
Smith, and Willie Swinebroad, |
while the Rotations by Misses Nellie
Greene, Bette TiIler, Callie Fee
man, ADD Mamie Swiueb-oad, were
given and com olimented
BY FL
None were d;sappo, lted unle3s it
De the Rev. brethren, whom It seem
ID came primed and loaded to the
npz-'e foe the occ9S.on3 and express
d no iisde chagr7n when pluming
lemse.ves Tor higher fight, the
gaYel 0: cha; naa brought
hem to the floor. This IS but Che
fer The fight soon to PIE
ipitate lief upon US. Now IS The
ime to fa5iin.o inc and show your
ELF a friend or Zoe to mankind
1ore NEE, 'p2s and work are to fol-
ow. And a2a'1 do we most eaeo-
silly cal upon the ladies CT our +
own aud vicinity, who ere the
hief sufferers at last, to fully aid in
his great wo"k and FREQ your homes
f tbs 81 Ching cuvze, Alcohol.
G. ID. II II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21

EDITOR DEMONSTRATING seer
a portion Of seventeen states anC
lived nearly sixteen years III Har-
deman County, ! will submit the
following to the consideration Of
of your readers.
It appears to be the disposition OF
man generally to try and better his
condition, and ia yrying 10 DO 50 men
ve~y often make serious mistakes.
When men live in a country which
offers inducements TO remain there,
it is q matter OF 10 minor c0ns;dera-
ion for them to first determine
where ard in what particular they
expect to be benefited by going to
some other country. I know from
experience that it IS not wisdom to
travel too much l speak more par
ticularlv 10 the agricultural class.
Let US view West Tennessee as she
is and what she IS susceptible Of be
coming. Sac has q bourIIul sup
ply Of GOOD timber, pure wa.er, end
as kind a soil as you viii find
most any where you may 50, and
more so than you VIII generally find.
I have thought, ard think yet, tbat
# man cannot make living in
West Tennessee the chances are un-
favorable for him most anywhere be
may go. [ Will admit that "fnan-
cia'ly' she is N a STRAIT at present
"bu5 what is the cause" There
are thousands Of men fOdav who have
had all The qualifications necessary
10 make them prosperous and happy,
but by neglect, bad management
and bad conduct they are, in theI
ditch. So, might say it Is with a
portion of the lands. There are
thousands Of acres Of land washed
In gullies and almost irreclaimable
that with proper care and attention
might today be luEuriarJ with grasses
giving q rich pasture to tkOusapds
OF horses, mules. cattle, sheep and
hogs, bringing more revenue 70 the
owner than be is receiving from his
best lands in cotton. You will find
a great deal of very fine farming
lands IN this State, but with ali the
sweets you will find the bitter IN suf-
fcieat quantities to not make It any
more desirable than your own coun-
try. To those Of my friends I will
say who expect to find the Eldorado
by coming west, you viii be more
likely to receive about such food as
the Prod;gaI did when he weot oat
TO feed the swIae. h : advice to you
is stay where you are. IfYou have
money enough to emigsate 10 some
other country, put 1t TO some good
use at home, rise earlier II the mora
ING, work fourteen hours ms. cad Of
e,ghs, be sure and put in s days in
he week, keep away from town,
irink less whishev, wear cheaper |
take care Of what you make,
and in a few years you VIII own the
and you are now ming, and have
q home for Betsy and tAe children.
PHALkNx:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
MEDICAL MEN!
shT TWO PROMINENT
PHYSICIANS SAY OF a
NOTED REMEDY.
C.amfarGville. Ga: Demo erat.

/ CraW E9rt>yIile, ia; Democrat.
B.B.B. is without doubt one Of the most
valuable ana popular medicines known
to the medical science, ard has relieved
more suffering humanity than any other
medicine since it came into use, Ii has
never failed in single instance to pro
duce ne most favorable results where 1t
has been properly used. Physicians every
where recommend it rs doing all Il i
claimed 10 DO. The following certificates
are from TWO pIoi.iuens physicians. Nho
lave done large ana successful D acyice
tor many years, and unon whose iu6g-
meut he public can safely rel:
Crawfoldville, Ca. July Is, 1855.
Editor Democfat:-For Ire pas en-
years have been suffering witch rheuna-
tism il the muscles Of my right shoulder
an0 neck. During this time have tcted
various remedies, both patent medicines
ana ttc7e prescribed by physicians Last
Summer corlmenced using BB.B, and
could see an Improvement by me time l |
had taken one bottle. Ihave been taking |
il az intervals since last summer, and can
say ii IS the best medicine for rheumatism
I nave ever t2iod. [ take pleasure in re-
commendng it TO he pubic.
J. w. T iod.s, A. NJ, NJ d.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
PERSONAL.
Mss CaiG;e Rosson, Of Poeahontas
IS visiting Glrs. Myers.

Mss Ca9;e Rosson: ofPceahontas
IS wishing Nlls. Myers.
/ Judge W.D. Haynes, CT Sullivan
County, a prominent candidate 70
Supreme Judge, was IN town yester-
day, making The acqua atance Of oul
people.
Capt. a. I. McNeal, returned
from Washington, on Saturday.
lass. after a VISIT of some TWO weeks
on professional business.
Nj Ed Mullins Of the 18th dis
triot, was on our streets on Monday
last. He is one af the most subsfan-
tial farmers in this county.
Capt w. F. Hancock, was in
town on Friday last, looking we'll.
Rev. r. P. Smith, is attending
the General Assembly OF The Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, now
in session al Seda'ia, No, as dele
gate 1lom this, Madison Presbytery.
Capt. A, T, McNeal is attending
a Convention OF The Eol7copsl
Church, at Nashville, this week.
Dr.. VIM. Thompson and L. E.
Hornsby, two OF CraiasviI'e's most
substantial citizens, were on our
streets on Monday last.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
From TDet.

EDITOR BULLETIS:-If you viii
allow me a EtJe space in yous val
liable paper, I vii give You a few
Items from our corner. VIII tell you
something about our I:t,le hail that
fell on the Oh OF This mouth. I
tell you it was a har1 one. Cut
down our corn and cotton, almost
destroyed our gardens, Slipped of
all of our fruit Of al kinds. There
also come with it very heavy rain,
which did considerable damage to
land. There was some Of the hail
t. be found on the Il, after it fe
on the 9Th, in J. g. Webb's field il
q drift.
We have had beautiful farming
weather is week and our farmers
are taxing advantage Off.
Everything is coming out since
the hale hat was Lett. We had
some corn and cotton to plant cTer.
We have had one or two cattle buy
ers with US, bat we did not have
many that suited them. We ought
to take more interest in stock Of all
kinds, but # we have success ~
stock we VIII have 20 plant more
corn, SOW more clover and grass,
and less cotton 1 see in my paper
that there Is q probability Of q coun-
" fair at Bolivar. HOPE you may
set subscription enough to complete
it think it would encourage our PEG
pie 10 raise good stock. Wishing
you and yog~ paper success 1 re-
maia youss. Z. Z W.
Il would o5,l.se Tav w
the q cove Of B-avl' Ion Ton.
~ nan .s1l o0t d vh-2,-, via q .arai
rr t-1c r9~ EuGsri0
LoW-. Ieaa Tca1
aes3s 4-.ayel il Twins s-e-a."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21

KNIGHTS OF HOGoP-Neet hrst and second
Friday nights in e..ca uia1la.
IA. lyIL~OS, Dictate
Al SW SE3EO AID, Eep,#.-f.
MASONIC LODGE-llrsl Mcneay il5it. 81 --h
molth.
BAKER. W 81
JOSH CART ~, .secy.
KNIGHTS AND LAUtiS Or p NOR. e. 3
second and fou.,h E4itav n.s., o-c.' Il l.i-
AZ. sWrS Gl1-Cao scs.
METHODIST CHUErH-rev. c. D. 'a-d
pas,o., p.eac,dng - all f,h Eu1- =. 3, ria.si E
night. Pray e. moefi'y " at cs--.v iis1t
BAPTIST CHURCH-.-e,. T.. =. .tcN2ii, F-s,or
Serv. 5cs fr5t Suul4g 3D. c.-cl U.c ..''. mo u
ing alG night.
CUMBERLAND PIE0UTIEEi i O. UECE-
rev. II. Il. Snila, Pas.or. Ia.Wees .airj sum
day Ia o-ch noah. PI,. er-l'e'iIg each
THURSDAY nish,.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
Crawfor6ville Ga JpIv

Crawfordville, Ga, July Is 1855
Editor Den octat:-sUout November o.
lsEt year had what Supposed 10 be a
cav.'aaTe- e1.cr2soence on right slice Of
gcca. u@od local appl:ca.iona. which
eGcc.ec TO perceo;ib-e good. I ccnnenc-
ed he re o. B,B.B. arr. col, i regularly,
ty Give be.rlss. and in due tire the so-e
he7leo oyo-, ana [ row coas;dc i well /
c'eer-ui,y recommend it as a Eae tonic
anc, L. -e-@s.ye medicine.
S.. j. Farmer, Al. D.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
FOl. CIt.UUir JUO4N.

We are authoIiz = 10 announce Judge
Il. J. Fiippin q candidate Tor reelection
to the ONO. o. Judge @, ihis Juci1ial IN
cult which IS composed q The COUNTIES o.
Hardempn. EaJ Ilp.oo, L1odercale,
Dyer, ana Lake. Election ,ac hrss Thurs
day nm August next,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK

We are authorized TO announce w. w.
Farley a candidate for ro-elcctioo TO the
Office OF County Court Clerk oi Hardcman
County. Election first Thursday in Aur
gust next
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21

WHY WILL You cough when shi-
lo|l's Cure will give Immediate relief
Prize Zoe, SOC and 81 at Savage s. EN-
erson's.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
FOR shEBtFF.

We are authorized 10 announce A. f.
Yopp. "a candidate for reelection 10 ,he
Office o. Sheriff of lIardemau CCUaty.
Election first Thursday in August.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
Ii. Wilkes.
3-17.4n-

Ask Savage & Emerson for one Of the
Gardner Rogers Cough and Consumption
Cure circulars and read our testimonies
what people say that has tried it and who
live in your country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
For CIRCUIT coUEr CLERK.

We are authorized 10 announce Geo. @
Adams a candidate FOR reelection TO the
Circuit Court Clerk OF this county, Eloc-
ton the FIRST Thursday in Angus. neXL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
FOR TRUSTEE.

We arc authorized 10 auu6unDe ). G.
Savage a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Trustee OF Hardomal County.
Election list Thursday in August next.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21

The best salve Ia the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price % cents per
box. For sale by Savage & Emerson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21

.HACKMETAC," lasting an fF a.
Srant perfume. IS and so cents at Savage
Emerson'z,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
Public Speaking.

As a candidate for Chancellor in
The 9lh Diviaion l viii delive4 pub
lie addresses az the following times
and p.aces:
HARDEMAN COUNTY.
Gainesville, May q, u p. m.
Bo.yar, Nay 25, / p. IN.
Grand Junction, Nav %, y p. n.
Salisbury, MaY %, 8 a. IN,
Middleton, May 26, % p. M.
Middleburg, May %. l .. m.
Hickory Valley. May %, = p. II
The voters Of this Division who
feel an interest in the important.
nattarof The Election OF C8aacel-
lor, ara most rc>peci Tally l.yise1 Ia
~ 80 49, aHp5,1tues
et-1 s=ltors e zaF. Ill Isl
D acc-.L-J g ALI
-.f 81 le
c.se'j-
EODT. 1F.LAY1ES.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
CnArCERr CoTnT.

II. J. LIvINGsTON CAan3cHor, Brownsville,
lem.
". C. DORION, Clerk and Master.
Court meets ID MONDAYS "a June eud Dec.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
RFTT E4F!
FORTY YEATS A SUFFERER FROM
CAT < r Ri.
EToMnE 2EETT, % nEEATB.

WONDERFUL TO RELATE.
"For forty years I have been victim
to catarrh, three-fourths of the time asuf-
farcr from ezCfuciating pains across my
forehead and nostriIs. The discharges
were:s0 offensive that hesitated tnmention
it, except for the good it may do'some other
sufferer. ] have spent a young fortune
from my earning during my forty years OF
suffering to obtain relief from the doctors
| have tried patent medicines every one
I could learn of-from the four corners OF
the earth with no relief. And at last(57
years of age have met with remedy that
has cured me entirelv-made me a new
man. / weigh 126. pounds and now weigh
I16. / used thirteen bottles OF the medi-
cine, and the only regret / have is that
in the humble walks of life l may not have
influence to prevail on all catarrh sufferers
to use what has cured me-
Guinn's Pionear Blood Remover. /
HENRY CHEvEs.
'No. 2G7 Second St., Macon, Ga-'
"Mr Henry Cheves, the writer of the
above formerly Of Crawford county,now OF
Macon Georgia merits the confidence OF
all interest in catarrh. w. a. HUFF,
s'ex-Mayor Of Macon,
a SupJI rio
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
Macon Mills.

have leased these mills and they
are now in excellent order. First
class Meal and Flour furnished on
short notice. Perfect satisfaction
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21
HARDEMkN COUNTY.

EO1T. ~. HAYNES.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-21

S-me days ago call, signed b.
some 300 citizens OF Memphis, APP
pcared in tie Appeal, requ,z.'ug
Mr.. A. NJ. Lambotb, j.. 10 allow
them TO present ms name before
The Dcmec,aGc Convention rs q
candidate for Criminal Coar. Judge
Il Shelby County. Among Gle
sieaoys were many OF the most
prominent business men of Memphis.
This Is very ilattering to Mr.. LAM
beth and his friends hereare gratfed
that he has made himself As popu-
iar with the best people OF Shelby as
this call would seem to indicate.
Mr.. Lambeth las had some 10 year
experience IS an attorney, and h..
risels .a tais eouatE. wae. le w..
V-a.a u
.y4ae Dsm-e.de. y. 81 d.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Extraordinary Medical Skill
(Froan ,Raypeys' Hta1asi,,e,)

One stormy niaht, whom the roads were
Wei-n'eh impassable, son Of Erin came
into DOCTOR 4 Office and desirod tho dis
penser OF physic TO go ana sec q friend who
was '1ist dyin.' Ho would not take no for
an answer; 20, putting the saddle. bags npor
ne hoIte. tho physician started out upon
hts journey. As sOOn as no saw tho siol1
man be knew 1t was nearly over With him.
ana remarked 10 the courier:
"Peter, You told the truth: your frIont IN
just at tho point OF death" -
Cant 20 DO ainytheong for heenn ?" re-.
mo; II Is too late"
"Bnt. doothor, amt ye goin' to give heem
a1mytheeng at all. at all %
ut with DO no good"
But, docthor, 80 have come so iar 1t would
theenR." "' VIVA" 'f'"'-
For the peace OF Peters mind the Doctor
now tOok snan quantity OF sugar from 6
viai, ana placed Ii npon the dying naan'a
tongne just as Eo wag drawing his last
Peter, seeing his friends head drop back,
!OoEeq up 70 lhe doctor With HIS big yes aud
SAC, hsli ~ whisper: 10, doothor, an
dldn't5 o do II quick r., ",'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
stEaek by a Falling Star,

~: a correspondent writes to tho London
ItmfS ~ me lS2 "As n gentleman, q we'll
Ja1nt s. Park into Pail Mall by the garden
val OF Marlborough House, on Saturday
suddenly received On the right shonldsr q
violent blow, accompanied by q loud oraok
ing noise which cauRed him great pain nnd
TO stumble forward aa he walkod. On rne,v.
Glg eJlmg his iooting and turning round 10 gse
VINO had SO nnceremoniouslS struck him he
found that there was no one on Tho ~ Ills ne
men, nut himself ana the policeman on duty
sh,1 aL n1e PARK , enc OF On reaching homo tho
nothing was at first discovered 10 aceonnt
ioI the pain Ia IT. But In O. llttie while the
1rusn 6Ionght 1t bnck TO point out that over
me flRht shoulder the nap was pressed down
Iat IN a long, strai9ht line, exactly ~ II q hot
wire had been sharply drawn acrosq tho
oiobn; on me @ accident is therefore explalnoi
minute falling star or motor. II ia an y, ~ a
preceuented ana most In te resting occnrrano m 20
record" e"'o" oh Puollo
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
En0urunss.

E= En0UrnnSe. s St1h r.
Hoy much the heart may beer, ana ret not
HOW mnoh the assn may autrsr snd NOT
question much II any pain or aehe .
OF Eoul or BODY brings our end moro nigh;
Eeath chooses his own time, I'll that is
ALI evils inio,os may be borne.
We sbrlnk ana shuddsr at the surgeons
Es Oh nerve recolling from the cruel steel
Whose edge seems soarohlns for the CULVER.
Ye. .%s 70 our 'siS iepse tho b,..e- pauss reveal,
That SAN, although the tremollng aesh be
tern,
This alto can ba borno.
We see n sorrow rising in our way
Ara try 10 fee from the approaching Ill;
Wo seek Rome small escape; wo WooD aud
Bu,wh,n the blow falls. then our hearts
orc sttl';
Not that the pain Is OF its sharpness ahorn
but that IL can be borne.
We Wind our life about another lifo;
We EOj6 u closer, denrer than our own;
Anon II fa'nte ana falls In denthiy strife,
Leaving us RtuDned and a'rlokan aud alone;
Sut ahi We do not die with thoHe we mourn,
.rhis nlso can be borne.
Behold, we 1.-Two through all 'hings-tomino,
thirst
ilt voc a. d sorTo +; ITO infiloIs It's worst
Dn soul ana body but We cannot do.
1huuGh We DO Sick, al q tired, AND faint, ana
worn,
lo, ali thii,gs can DO bornel
(hTiszdbeth dkera Alton.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
HOME BCLR FOB CANADA.
cuI'E Mem of the DorniHton Eager to
SErsw 4 Jfse GnIling British Yeke.

M;Hgl.L-.5 5.=s siderable excite.
n'.1l .rsrtHt5= = Fcl:ulai c!-cles about the
VI! 1he,ti y N1'.I;vsL, II Nordheimsr Hail,
~ tclttch! -eIi al 10 O'Clock. Eight
ttubt * Y ere5y p1cvinee aud eVery n,Sr. impSr
tkul G!i: c. ioUn n the Uomtnion, Will at
III Ta,lxsys and sisa1boaa @ qThe9 Ines, YoHna prEm
tsHtoa viii assert l,seL by claiming thS
TEL % Legolis,e its own treaties with the
IGNs g stales as we'll as with other foreign
cvptries. The abolition Of life Senatorships
Si! be sdyocaleo, also tina vetoing power OF
:aNve sets. 4 literal IN ea-sl7e OF reel procity
with tie tri'ed states viii be demanded,
Irl'Ie, ss !ac as ircsudi1g the Dominion OF
cars ,S. a, VII Re tirnns;y c3ndemn5a.
ps1 cf ,ne eonnE ia sI Fsdera eeeosa 1eoa5s
w! te iLs II EderaEdenCe OF Canada. The
6rinso G,sIeh LiesG4, Pa,,y IN the PFo7ines Of
CorservsH7es ard OF the English speaking
pcEu!anon, have ailea1y prono1ncei Tor ia:
miI :E'er, and now the leader OF the French
N NE FeoeTal Parliament, has declared
LIBERAL leader IN ihe O nebe, Psriiao,,sot .He
hns a!Eo advotatso irdepen dence. Both are
stIHorg'y eHnrg sGnEgorted by tne!r f9lo8ers aad
Ifo7ipce. A strong national party favor.
i1g Independence Is sending deIeg Ales to
ilonal.sta: IN Nova Scotia tho prime mints-
ter, Mr.. Fielding who has just carried ihe
Province by o majority OF i've to one, is
end Prince edward Island the leading men
aovocate lndepepdence and q full measure
o1Ieclprocity With the great American Rs-
public. In fact. tho best men IN Canada un-
oerstand that the country with hall conti-
hent, hVe millions OF people, immense re-
sources. extensive railways and canals,
!argethlpplng, I'm portant manu- taotures, fer.
1lle lands valuable forests and daherles' has
outgrown the colonial eystem and is r;ne for
Independence. AVA
Canadians now wish to be recognized
ABROAD as the equals OF other free Citizens.
fney think they can protect their own inter.
ea1s better than the Colonial or Foreign
6nice IN London. They wlsh, above ali, 10
terms with tho United States They are con.
Y1nced that the interests OF Canada are
linked 10 those OF the American continent.
ano not to the interests OF the Ola World
from which they are separated by the wide
Atlantlc. "Canada first - is now the ory ojI
over the Dominion, and will be dtstlnotiv
hearO at tho coming convention.