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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-04

did, perhaps the kind ladies who
take pleasure in making presents
would not have had the leisure and
means which their husbands and
fathers secured to them by squeez-
ing profit out of labor. AS to the
grouty boss, was he not paying the
girls for their time, according to
agreement" with them? This
charity business is only an incident
of an unjust system. "There is no
need of charity where there is JUS
tice."
If the widely published reports
concerning a hateful feud among
the prominents of District Assembly
40, K. Of L., are true, they only
serve to illustrate the faulty form of
organization prevailing in the Order.
Such contention is incidental to a
system Of organization which per-
mits few individuals to rule or ruin.
Rltualistic professions of brotherly
love do not hold good where per-
sonal ambition is unrestrained by
proper conditions. A man is not
made a socialist by an obligation,
and where opportunities are offered
to tempt the weak, it must be ex-
pected that they will become the
victims of their weakness and the
conditions by which they are sur
rounded.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-04
A COMMON SENSE VIEW,

Fair-minded people, who take the
trouble to 60 to the bottom of sensa-
tional reports, very quickly learn
that the "conspiracy," like that of
May, 1886, was Matched by Pinker-
ton detectives and cheap newspap-
ers, both gifted opponents of the
practices that prevail in the bottom
less pit. 1t is a necessary sequence
to every conspiracy" that q few
ignorant foreigners, who have no
political "pull," are hanged or sent
to Jail by a corrupt Judge and sub
orned jury: but this action, which
should at least make an honest man
stop and reflect, only proves, to the
parrot press, the justice of the prose-
cution. We venture to voice the
opinion of people who think for
themselves on these questions; if
harging is necessary, hang Mr.. Jay
Gould and anarchy breeders of his
stamp. John (N. b. Progress.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-04
AUGUST t, 1883.
OUR BUSY CONSULS.

The people of the United States
pay no inconsidcrablo amount OF
money to maintain cOnsuIs in the
various countries Of the world, and
in return they get reports Of the
commercial and industrial condition
of the people Of other lands. Chances
for commerce are pointed out to the
men Of means here, and the manu-
facturers are given hints that, if the
consuls are reliable, should assist
them considerably in determining
their output, both as to quality and
quantity,
But, except to depict the misery Of
the wage slaves abroad, our consuls
offer nothing that is of value to the
workers Of America. And the only
value that can attach to the fact
that foreign wageworkeas are as
poverty-stricken lot as our native
workingmen, is the doubtful one ex-
pressed in the axiom, " Misery loves
company" The efforts of the con-
suls when speaking Of labor seem to
be directed towards making Ameri-
can w0rkmen C0ntented with their
lot, and thankful that they are in
the land Of the free " instead Of
ekng out their miserable existence
in other countries.
Another habit noticeable with our
cOnsus is the manner in which they
speak Of the industries here as our
industries and Of the wealth in the
hands Of the wcalty as 0lD wealth,
etc. Consul Baker, at Bucnos
Ayres, Argentine Republic, in his
report for last April thus commun.
ICES
"a GRANGE FOR THE UNITED STATES.
" As the United States have become
noted for the wonderful results which
has been produced there in the improve
ment of the breeds of sheep, horses ant
horned Cattlt-sOme of our stock farm
now not merely rlvaIing but surpassin.
the very best of Europe-it has SCENE,
appropriate that | should officially cal
the attention of our stock breeders t,
the market. which the Argentine Re
public is now offering for the best Grade
of animals.
1t should be headed: A chance 70
the owners of stock breeding farm
and spectators living in the United
States. "Our stock farms an,
"our stock breeders might give
wrong impression to the guileIes
readers of his report.
But there would be indeed
chance for the people of the United
States if they were organized on tn
socialist plan. The individuals
capitalists Of other countries coul,
never compete with the Unite,
States IN any enterprise that on
people, udustually organized. care,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-04

the natural impulse to cooperation,
Notwithstanding that their education
and the facts are not what they
should be.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-04

For that nation and kingdom that will
not serve the Lord, shall PERISH yea,
those nations shall be utterly wasted. -
n. Y, Mail and Express.
And yet the Mail and E1press
keeps right on serving the "repub-
lican" party
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-04

aged, but 60 to work and use their
brains for their own and the pub
lies benefit.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-04

Occasionally capitalist editor ex-
presses a wonder as to what the new
German Emperor will do with the
Socialists. He may jail few Of
them, but they will continue to in
crease steadily, as usual, and the
time may come when the question
will be, what will the German
people do with William ?"
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-04

etarians In all parts Of the world, Letters re-
curing answers should contain return postage
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

A carpenter residing on West Sew.
enth street told . REPUBLICAN, reporter
that bis little son, aged 6 years, wss
taken suddenly siok one night last week,
caused by drinking freely of the bad
water. He thought for q time the child
would Gle. The doctor saw him and
left . prescription and . caution not to
give him any mors hydrAnt water, and
in three or four days she little fellow
got 60 that he could run around once
more.
Another gentleman told the reporter
that he hAd not dEnnk any Of the
Brandy wine water siDoe the 4th Of
July. II had turned bis stomach early
in July and he could not Quench his
thirst with It, he ia thinking spring
water,
Dozens OF persons have told the re
porter that they could NOT drink the
hydIaDt water without being made
sick. The reporter filled q bottle with
water last evening at the OSOl Spring
Reservoir, and 1t was in bsttor coudi'
ton than for two weeks past. Nearly
all Of the green scum has disappeared,
having bsen cleaned of OF the walls by
wOrEmen yesterday. The reservoir will
have thorough cleaning, when II is ex'
pected the water will be more paint
able.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

1t is sad that trees planted under the
electric light increase in size much more
rapidly than those set out under ordinary
circumstances 1t is finely illustrated in
Fairfield, Just at present, according - the
Journal, where at a street conner stands a
little tree that was set out there last
spring. 1t grew fairly well las. season
" .thsut the electric light, but this sea-
son, undel It's efIulgent rays, 1t has
stretched out with great rapidity, ia- out
stripping al its fellows set out at the
same time. The explanation Of this un
usual growth given by the scientist on the
opposite side OF the street is that the tree
grows both day and night, the electric
light taking the place Of the sun at night.
Under all the circumstances this would
seem TO be plausible explanaN N, and
If 1t Is true the electric light will CONT
into general U.S. in lighthouses and Other
places where it is desirable TO force yege
! tation,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12
Where They wore Born.

1--WE often hear" says the Boston
Transcript, "of people being buried 81
the spot where they were born. This
lie figure of speech, OF course, and
means merely that they are bulied 10
the town where they were born, or At
most In the old graveyard on the hill
Just beyond the Homestead where IL e
tirst breath Of life wAs drawn. In the
case Of the late Sidney Howard Gay,
however, the phrase meant something
more than even this, Mr.. Gay Was &C
tually buried in the spot Of Cath above
which he was born. Some years ago
the residence q: the Gay homestead In
bingham was burned down, and, ss
the old bingham Cemetery WAa at that
time in need OF more room, the Gay
estate was purchased anu added to the
burla ground. Aud 1t 30 happened
that the lot In which Sidney Howard
Gay was buried occupied the site Of the
old homestead "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

In 1885 . number OF Ihe friends Of
Mr.. TlurmAn requested President
Cleveland 10 AppoinI him Unlied SlAles
Attorney General, but his reply 10 these
requests WAS that he was too old. BIT
In 1883, three years later, be dictEted
his name to the 3d. Louis Convention
Aa the cAnd'dAte for the Vioe Presl-
dsncy, an fl 20 of moro responsibility
aud requiring moro careful attention
thEn Ihe one for which he WAS pro
noupoed lnOApRaitAted by age. This,
however, 10 only consistent with ell Of
Mr.. Oleveland's actions since he hEs
Aad even before, he Occupied Ehs PreSr
Dental chair. His Standardization hAi
hsen serIss Of FLANDERS, but the WorS
blundsr be has over made was when b,
undertook to folBs himself upon tn
country 'nr 80 ma tern.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

A CoRRIsPoNDHNT Of the IndIAnAp-
oils NeWA says thai meat 10 twice ~
high in Berlin As Il IL In this country,
and shat brlCklAyeTs are working for
1211< cents per houF. This correspondent
AlsO ssys that although WAgeB are very
10y from an American standpoint, llv-
1nR Ii really higher than 10 Is IN this
country. RsnIS are very high, and the
people are compelled 70 live In very
crowded quarters Tho only rsdeeming
feature Is thAI clothing, shoes and
amusement are cheaper than they are
In America. Nov that 10 exactly WhSI
PreIlieni OleyelAud's message and the
Mills Tariff bill insane. Low wages
and hlgb-priOsd living for American
WoEkiBgmen, and ell who are In favor
Of This slate Of affairs will show It by
voting The Democratic ticket at the
coming election In NoVsn Der. Nov
under the wise provisions OF the Nor.
Eell rsrh, enacted In 1861 under = Re.
publican AdminisirAhon, our working
man hAy9 not only been enabled 10 own
their oWn homes, but also houses thai
they rent 70 others, aud 1hlB the Demo.
Craho administration proposes 10 Dc
prive them Of, BY removing the proleo.
don which is nov placed AZ q barrier
between their lBdusITy and the pro
duoiH Of cheap EaropsAn labor. WI
believe thai the HorkIngmen OF thll
country are too intelligent to cast theii
WOIeS against themselves and their in
tereItI, and hal tie result will DO lht
triumphant election Of Harrison ant
Morton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

From the Chicago Mail.
Hrhia is my blood that shed for the
Lord Sesus Chrlstp' yeled J. II. Neon
nell, Is he stood before Justice O. j.
White this morning, waving his collar
which was stained with blood. "The
Professionals are worse than Robert G
IpgeraolI, and they will not be allowed to
enter the kingdom Of heaven. God
Almighty sent Ingersoll here 10 convert
"is your head all right" inquired the
Court.
"You bet 1t is. prayed to God that
would come here and tell the wicked peo-
pie of Chicago a few truths, and will
bear my cross or perish before the Ameri
can bayonet."
The prisoner was charged with shooting
inside the city limits. Yesterday he Gre
ated the widest excitement at the pano'
rama Of Jerusalem" by calling out:
E'Seel Satan is trying to mount with the
angelsl" Immediately after the excla-
nation hs drew q revolver and fired at the
large painting. The spectators In alarm
rushed down the narrow stairway, and the
excited young man again fired a shot at
the imaginary evil spirit. The only per-
son who remained on the sand was Mr..
b. +. Michner, the lecturer. Mr.. Mich
ne- was standing on the elevated platform
and MeC onnell turned to him and said;
HDoyou believe that the Lord will come
agAinl
II cannot say" returned the frightened
lecturer.
''ssy that you do or will shoot you"
And. the wild eyed young man pointed
the weapon at him.
Mr.. Nichner in soothing tones said
ooh, you wouldn't shoot me, would your
and quietly stepped from the platform
| "Get down on your KEGS and pray with
lme," demanded Mcconnell. The lecturer
compiled with the request and the two
remained In kneeling position, the eJ
cited Young man hllcing the weapon al
the time until the police arrived.
The young man is a farmer from Porl
Byron, Rock Island county, and left hom'
four days age. He is evidently insane.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

WE SUPPOSE noE that every body
IN Wilmington will start out In search
OF q piese Of charcoal, Is Colonel Feei-
Rsr, one OF the WNer Commissioners,
Iays thai Is all that u needed 70 render
che Wser PERFECTLY pure and sweet,
and Com missioner Porter says that 10
All tbs is needed 10 remove the unpleAs-
ana taste and smell. Well, that 10 i'm
purtAut, very Important The Water
OommiSsIoners with aighty-ihree thous'
ana dollars OF the citizens money In
bank, continues 10 pump . lot OF dt-
OOm posed animal and VegetA BILE matter
anto the basins, and tells nc that all We
need 10 to hunI piece OF charcoal and
plaoe IL in the dsOOmpoUlnE, sinking
usuG aud, presto, IL 10 PERFECTLY pure
and ready for the most delicate slom-
cob. This might do 10 tell the marines,
but Il will not 20 down with the long
GnffeEInK ciiIzsns Of Wilmington. They
ara tired and sick Of the STUFF that IL
bsing furnished BY the Water Com NILS
sion, and II they cannot give us some
ching better than We have bean having
Cor the last eighteen days, II would be
better 70 shut 1, OF altogether, empty
che basins and see II We cannot GET
something at for use alter they are
oIeAnsed. Bat AitsF ell, the only prao.
AaAl remedy We oAn possibly have IL TO
seek for some other source OF supply
and that can only be found In driven
WsllL We suppose, however, that as
one OF the WAlsr Com missionsrs, who
Il said TO rule the board, is In favor oil
Trying the altering and AerAllng process
We viii have TO "a Jmlt 70 smother use
less expenditure Of money In expert
msnls, before we can obtain something
really practical ana OF some use. W,
heard gentleman soy yssIerdAy thA
no had been one OF those who had tAv
ored Water o mmiSsion, but that b
was not sAdB6ed WIlh II no y and Woult
do everything in his power 70 have /
abolished At the next session Of tn
Legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

There Is now, las always been, al d
ever will be in this world clhsB OF
men, 30 lean Of soul, 30 poor OF spirit,
md so selfish, narrow minded and con
JActsd in their views IhAt they gee q
mortal enemy in every man who may
differ from them in any way or aspire
20 hOIOrs which Sre open to all. Such
men know no other manner OF warfare
shHn that which ia held By the savage
10 XIII and destroy. They never sesk
TO raiee them selves to tine level Il the
sUOi and the great, bat hope 10 succte !
Dy pulling others down TO thuiI own
teve, Tue Iu l-JOWn racket wal roi
wUrH, bt IL asst un the Reporter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

Delegate to Democratic National
Convention loudly and angrily)-
What have we got to pile out here tor,
in this mud holeP ! thought this was
through train for St Louis.
Porter (respectfully)--So it is, sab.
Don't you notice where we are, sahP
Delegate docking out OF car win
dow / don't notice anything but an
Internal smell.
Porter-Well, that's st, Louis, sab
Fifty cents, please.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

TEE Democrats Ars and have been
syer BlDOe General hATrisOn's nominA-
zion trying to make ali The capital pos
Bibls Gus OF his vote in the SsnAW
aRAtusI the Chinese Restriction bill,
and have nSgnihed and oontorted the
fAota in every conceivable manner Ic
suit their own pur pose. A letter which
We publish In smother column, sent by
General Harrison last February to .
friend Of his, ges him right In thtl
matter, and shows that ha viewed thu
Question the same W thousands o.
o hers did.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

NO1IUE-UpDEh AMI PURSUANT
IN 70 the act Of the General Assembly OF
the State Of Delaware, entitled IAN Act
Concerning Private Corpora tons, ''pagsO1 at
Dover, March lAth, 1888, noues 10 hereby
given that an application will DO made 70
the Honorable LgnAtiun q. Grub, Associate
Judge OF the Superior Court o { the State OF
DelGwRre, residing IN New castle County,
on Tuesday, July 18th, 1888, at 10 O'Clock In
the morning, At Chambers, for tho lnoorpo-
ration Of . company 10 no Gale "Tho Hon,
orablo ONO, No. OF Port Penn, Delaware, -
tho purpose Of which ig literary.
JOHN n. RODNEY,
iy5 lOs Aug for InooFporAtors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

TER PIOPLR IN the eastern part a
the cry tr2 uuoFF . lasting debt Of
gratitude HhrI & Company for tGsir
geDeIOdty In EupplyiDg Iutm wilt
water IT IN their OF eBiAn we'll, Wishou
money and without price, during lhf
pest two weeks. Fhis ia public sp!i-
led aolirn that We Aasure Messrs. HAr
as highly appreciated BY those beneal.
ted. This WAFER Is so pure and good
that We telisve, although the water
taxes are ready very high, our oitl-
Gems would be willing TO pay even 3
little more 10 be assured OF . supply
Of Shis kind.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

The Pickles Stove and Heater Co.,
No. 505 shipley street. Headquarters
for Rngol.ne stoves ana oil stoves. The
Jewel vGplr stove gives universal Batis.
action; it il perfectly fRie. The Moni-
tIr oil stove ID aokno " lodged TO be the
beat stoVe in tie market; perfect
aaksr aud ire FROM smoke or smell,
W. Dei. t-em ". .as.- - ~ u: Us
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12
A SOBER THOUGHT.

Where to get the best
for the least money is
what puzzles humanity
all the world over, and
yet in the way OF cloth
ing, old men and young
ones, for boys big and
little, we have just the
very best you ever
dreamed Of and at prices
warranted to win your
good opinion and your
CASH. We don't wish
any better fame than
that which comes OF
having the people say
nice things Of US and
our clothing-and that
is why we look around
in all the Big Cities
and get a variety OF
styles with which to
please the man, the boy
and the women folks
too, because we have
long since learned that
when we win the good
opinion Of the wives,
sisters, mothers and
aunts, &o., the battle if
halt won. We like tc
see people careful in
their buying, and We
ask them 20 look before
making a purchase, foi
well do we know b,
years OF experience tina
our GOODS WIN. The,
are stylish and faulfles
and worth more thai
we sell them for. w,
can fit anybody and on
house, is the largest i
the State. Make a not
OF it.
Jas. 7. NULLIE&SOI
EALoRs & 6rH 4 MARE I
oLoTHIKRs, wILy DKL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

We advertised a 4
weeks since a special yl
at S12 and recommend
the same to be good val
tor the money.
We were quickly follow
by another dealer who a,
vertised a special $l2 a
rage, something he did
have. Also, stated be N
the cheapest and largest ID
in the city and a line be %
trolled. All Of this is bud
bug, as they have nothid
we can't get II It's VOL
having and we want It,
Don't buy until you 1
our stock, We have a lar
line OF them at reaSona
prices ard some that
way below reason
At the first Of the seSI
we bought a large lot
sample coaches from Vi
we selected the patterrs
wanted to handle. The
ance OF them will be sod
the following low prizes;
S s 90 for a carriage worth
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12
These shall 60 for half:

100 Fine French Sateen Wrappers at IS.
Several ine Lawn Wrappers little tum-
bled and finger marked.
Stockine'te Bathing Suits, come EN-
broldered, some trimmed in cUlors some
plain cream, braided
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Take
elevator.
Embroidered for Sum-
mer leisure. Some of Mad
anne Merten's European Sc
lections are here. Only
a hint of the handsome
things to come.
Entirely new designs in
linen and other light washa-
BILE stuff, started In different
articles-cushions, scarfs,
etc.-for which we have the
materials by the yard.
A completely new line Of
the popular Tapestry work
in gobelin, renaissance, cross
and black stitch;rococo, Louis
XIII and XIV, and other
styles.
Repun work on BoIton
Sheeting in the elegant
Bargarren art thread-the
most asked-ior thing OF the
season.
You can only fully Ep-
preciate these pretties by
seeing them:
West of Round Corner, centre Of the
Store.
Ladies Dressing Sac
ques for half or less. MOI
a tenaey SPOT tn any Of
them, Just smoke marked;
little fire and big smudge In
the factory.
regular price 75c, these 25 and Acc.
regular price 81 90, these IS and 4Oc.
regular price $3.50, these SC.
regu ar price NIB, these 75c and 81.
regular price S2.00, these 81 and f1.25
Some dirtIer than others
prices to fit. Wash anC
they'll be good as ever,
Ask to see Mountain
Jackets. A lot at So, tn,
kind generally sold for 81
and 81.
Chestnut street side. east of Main Aisl
Everything for Tennis o
= any other healthy out doc
sport-croquet, base ball or
cket, lacrosse, archery. Varis
I ty to fit any hand, prices t
: fit any pocket. Not sue
, another gathering in tt
E land.
. Basement, northeast Of centre.
< JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

STATE or DELAWARE,
COUNTY OF NEW CASTLE. 90
1, Ohio NoHiAnd, Cashier OF the
bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to tho best Of my
knowledge and belief.
OTHU NOWLAND, Cashier.
Subscrihod and sworn 10 before mo this
eth day o. July, 1858
JAMES MONAGHAN,
Notary Public.
Oorrect-E ttest:
JAMES MORROW,
VILLA AM I. PORTER, Directors.
W. JONES,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

OlIl OH Nhho A. hs
Commenting Sunday, July LIST, will leave
Fourth street wharf daily, At 100 and 1915
.. NJ; /, A.1B and otb .. m.
boatS leave Chestnut street. wharf, PhllA
ADo o,tb p. m.
For d areus Hook, leave Wilmington At
100 .. m. and Glbp. u.
All boats stop at Chester.
FreiEht received Tor MARCUS Hetk on
Tuesday.
Telephone No 81.
On Sundays, Z 90 .. m. boat connects with
Atlantic Oity train, Tickets for round trip,
el.b0. For sale on beat nett
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

Lewis Temple, 10 company with his
Eunt 81 airy, Is viSliinVl frlsnds in this
sity. Be prnpai e. 10 R4 to Florida In y
short tins 10 look Rfssr hiS interests IN
property Jeff b hia fAte
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

Just received, q car
of antique oak suits b b
made a contract for W
these suits and getting I
at so little money We
prepared to offer them a
surprisingly low 4
They are good value
S45. We sell them for
complete, s pieces
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12
MORLoMA.
.EPORr on THE CONDITION

~ EPORT OF THE CONDITION
h OF Taa
N NATIONAL BANK VI WILMINGTON
AND BRANDY WINE, AT WHINING
TON, In T,RE STATE OF DELAWARE,
Al TIE CLOSE or BUSINESS,
JUNE 09th. 1855.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

DUBLIu SALE OF FIRST.OL.ASS
Il nesh COWS Will be sold ct the Belle.
rue Hotel, 9th ward, city OF WILMINGTON,
ON WEDNESDAY AFrERNoON,
JULY 18Th, 1888. at l O'Clock,
- head Of Fresh Cows and Forward Spring
TVa. ers, work or driving horses, eVg-Ir
A@H pair Of good work mules. ~
Inc ABOVE cows were all bought BpriDgeff
and oalved at my farm and are O. nsidered
BY Judges TO be the best lot OF cows sold OF
any public sale this season; among them
will DO found some heavy mixers and Big
butter COWS. Persons wanting good young
A credit OF 70 days will be given on All
sums over s3b. RUBERT MoOAIlDkN.
l.. W. Stidham q Son, Ruots. iT-oOd.6tH