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National Republican., 1888-05-04
Mems Umbrellas.

We are agents for the genuine GLORIA"
Umbrellas, n mixture of silk and wool having
all the appearance and thrice the durability of
silk, only Si,50 with plain handles; S2.20 for
silver and rolled-gold tops. silk umbrellas
stamped Guaranteed 1885" Such umbrellas
split, with fair Wear, within one year.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Ivanwoid Hotel and Ferry Company

The Subscription bOOks Of Tie abOvc CON.
pany are now open al the office of Gurley
Brothers. 1919 + street northwest.
By the charter of the company the capital
stock of $4,000 Is divided into $500 shares. at
SEQ per share.
Subscriptions will he received for five or
more shares, payable )! per share At the
closing of the subscription books and :! per
share mnnthlN thercnfter until nnih.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Construction of u Torpedo Boat.

Bids We're opened at the Navy Department
yesterday for the construction of II submarine
terpcdu boat. Cramp y Sons submitted tive
A proroStiom was also submitted by George
{. Baker. who said his bid is not TO he con
sidcrcd as a formal proposal, but that he de
sired the department to consider his oifel
separately from formal bids. Tie does not
specify the cost of construction under lii
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Mems Night Shirts.

As with dress shirts, SO with Night shirts:
Plain, soc; extra finish, CSC; with fancy EN-
broidcry at neck, sleeves and pockets, 73c
with plated fronts and finished In bride
urpOm. ." nsp.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
What j. Public Carriage? ?

The cases against Edward jackson and
Sn ith Adams. colorcd, drivers in the employ
of ncst Burg,lori, charged will! not having
their lamps lighted. were tried IN the p0iice
court yesterday. The question was whether
such carriages were public vehicles or not,
The court had some doubts, and took the
personal bonds of the defendants
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Job Lots.

80 dozen satin.lined Knot scarfs, a5c each
worth 81 and See.
70 dozen Fancy Striped Isle IIalfIIose, 2jc;
worth zoe.
80 dozen Full Regular English Bal Half
30 dozen Plated Bosom Dress Shirts,
laundered, i0c; worth $3.50 each.
25 dozen bicycling and Tourist Shirts, CSC
and 81 each; worth 81 and Sl50 respectively.
Balbriggan Underwear, 25, 81, 30, 15c, 81
81 25: the lot includes plain white also fancy
colors and stripes. Each undergarment a
bargain.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Mems HandkerchiefS.

We carry by far the largest stock of White
Chinese and Japanese silk Handkerchief. A
half column In the star" devoted to our adyer-
Pure Linen and Good lIandkerchiefs, plain
white and fancy borders, at . for 25c, and up
in price to SOC for the very latest French Nov
al
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Mems Collars.

very latest shapes for zoe each. Cuffs for zoe
u pair. Don't Judge them by the prices. See
them first
National Republican., 1888-05-04

The best advertisement Is 'our clothing on
the backs of the hand>omest and finest
dressed people in Washington, EiSemal
Bros. 9Th Il T.. Manufacturing Clothicrs aud
National Republican., 1888-05-04

REMNANT BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
IN KID AND FABRIC GLOVES.
To.day's Offering will be the best of the
year. We reduce all Gloves where we have
only one or two sizes: or only one color.
Il pairs, Chidren's Cardinal Lisle Thread
Gloves In small sizes, one shade only-cardi'
nal,
Regular Price ...."......"......l5c
Remnant Pricc,"........."... Sc
5pairS Ladies' GButton Black Real Kid
Gloves, short fingers, superior quality, size 81
only.
REGULAR REGULAR price S:i,.o ei;'''......" 81 .
II pairs Mems 2'Button Light Tan English
Dogskln Gloves, .piQue.stitched, an excellent
summer driving glove, sizes y, S, 81,
HESmaphPii NESmar PFiccT prics Tp;ii;,,',,..Sl 400 90
nj t0ns and browns, sizes 81 and q.
hi,smnnpt hSsmInr it'E'cSSi,...........ai2,pc Sricca,pc
II pairs Ladies Band i-ButtOn Black Kid
Gloves, sizes u and o.
NHsmnrht hSS}%r rE!cs Sr:c Ice. ..........si 90
"OnD SIZES" IN LADIES' SHORT WRAPS.
These for to.day-all we had left from last
spring, Al these prices you can easily forget
that they are not This seasons wraps.
. Ladies' Black Grcnadine Short Wraps,
lined with cardinal silk, sizes 81, 80, and 10.
Regular Prices $3.50, $40. Sl2 90
Remnant" Price............... 3 90
50 Black sicillienne Silk short Wraps
trimmed with jet and lace, sizes ~, 10, and A.
NCgular iflce'"''''''' ''.'.''.ol: ~
'RCmnant Price".......,..". I 30
Third floor
= MISSES JACKETS, SIZES IL AND II YRS
Last of the large lot we advertised few
days ago at u reduced price. A still further
drop to sell them to-day,
Misses Light Checked English Walking
Jackets, sizes II and II years,
kGgillar pricG -. ''"''"'''''' ~ ~
Third floor
CHILDREN OF 4, 9, AND & YEARS.
We offer . Children's Dark All.Wool Suits.
neatly draped, well made and finished, sizes
4, o. and years,
Regular Price; .;... So, 49, and 81 90
"Rcmnant' Price......,.... 3 20
I Childs Tillcul Qiglt green Henrietta
Cloth suit, attractivcly drapcd and stylshly
finished, size years.
ReegmIap i,TiiGsj,,."'''''''''""sii90 pri"" 30
1Child's Gobelin Blue Henrietta Cloth suit,
richly trimmed with contrasting plaid surah,
Il very handsome suit, size years
Regular l,rice.;'.''''.'.....'S?O 90
"RcmnAnt Price .,."..,.....-. 10 90
CThird huOrD
odd SIZES" IN JERSEYS.
The big business this week has caused a
split IN sizes OF two excellent lines. We take
~ of one and $500 off the other,
Cream Extra Fine All.Wool Imported
StuckincttG Jerseys, sizes 81 and 10.
iMSgmlaG tIiIe pr ,,,'''''''''''''''"'S5 90 90
r,ahS hSmnHnt EYtnd F FPrceT:ini:'';..... Gin 90
shape, superior finish, sizes 80, 3s, and 10,
Regular i!lcc lcc,'.''..,.,..,...SI %
Remnant Price. 90
CIhlrd foorJ
For other Remnant Bargains see "Star" and
"lritiC' of last evening,
National Republican., 1888-05-04

Never in the history Of our business did We
have such elegant boys and clildren'> cloth.
ing Eiscman Bros It'll ~ T. Manufacturing
Cluthicr> and TailOrs.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
BICYCLISTS ATTENTION

Is called to the marked down
prices in Bicycle Hose at our
closing out sale of Mems Fur
nishings, comprising all
colors in Cotton and Wool,
from SO cents per pair up.
Flannel Shirts, Lace and
Button Front, in White, Grays,
Browns, and Navy, at and be-
low cost.
Sowing Jerseys at one-half
Of their prime cost.
Black Silk Ties at one-haif
selling price.
National Republican., 1888-05-04

The prices. fit, and appearance of our cloth
ing are such that they cannot he copied MOI
cQualcd 10y any of our competitors. Ei1Cmal
Bros. ith y +, Manufacturing ClothcrS am
H..
National Republican., 1888-05-04

RELIABLE life insurance has become ncrcs-
sity of civilized life. and no comrauy furnishes
better iiEln does me ONO valley lilr Com,
pany, whose principal office l. in the Central
National bank building.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Case Against Lawyer browning Dis
misSnI

Livingston browning, arrested for an al.
legged assault with intent to kill his wife was
brought into the police court yesterday, but
no one Appearing against him the raSh was
dismissed
National Republican., 1888-05-04

FoR family Use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuser.Busch Brewing
Association. Try 1t. and be convinced. Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone $500 Frank SchwarZ, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Mems Underwear.

I.& II. Morley's and Cartwright & Warmers
English Underwear and Wilson Bros domes.
tic Underwear. A novelty. for spring wear Is
The new ribbed body.ftting imported Bal
shirts. That they are 81 elsewhere and 13C
here Won can Yourself demonstrate.
National Republican., 1888-05-04

Never did We have such an immense stock
of mems sack and cutaway suits. EiSeman
Bros. nh ~ T., Manufacturing CluthierS and
TailurS
National Republican., 1888-05-04

by importing direct instead of purchasing
from agents we are enabled to offer the best
English and French kid, calf dogskin, and
castor beaver Gloves at 81, $3.50. Sl.15, and
Sl9S per pair. Every pair are warranted;
tried on at our risk.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Fast Trains to Baltimore.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad ran. more
and faster trains between Washington and
make the run in forty-nvc minutes; four
make Il IN fifty minutes; six make II in one
hour. There are eighteen u. and u. trains
each way between the two cities, See time
table In this paper
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Mems Miscellaneous.

Genuine English Flannel Shirts for tourists
and bicyclists at So and $3.50. Bicycle Hose,
Carriers, Rubber Coats, Slippers, Jewelry.
Travelling Satchels, Toilet Articles-in short,
everything for men
National Republican., 1888-05-04

n,,.. .oto,IIn, /, : , ,,cndahlc, We say this
,,inIt, n WDm'Mhg M ilSdtun, rs every piece j. made
m'irn, II AT our factory before placed on
our counters. Eiscman Bros 9Th " l.. Manll
featuring CluthcrS and Taiurs.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Mems Socks.

Fast Black IIalf.IIose are a reality at last.
We have arranged with Messrs. Lord Il Taylor
to supply you with the same goods as are now
attracting so many New Workers to their
grand store on Broadway. If these socks
stain your feet we refund the money OF
course, also. fancy styles of Cotton, Lisle, and
silk Socks, from &c up TO 81.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
TO-DAY,
BARGAIN DAY
AT THE
Boston Dry Goods House.

Excellent pickings to-day. Stocks would
not look half so clean and well If we did not
clear out the ''Remnants, ''Odd Sizes" &C.,
at greatly reduced prices every Friday while
they are desirable rather than wait until the
reverse is the case. That you appreciate
buying them at the reduced or Remnant"
prices Is clearly evidenced by the crowds that
throng the store on Fridays. We shall offer
extraordinary Remnant" Bargains to-day.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
MEMS GOODS WE KEEP.
Mems ScarfS.
Mems Gloves.

Fisk, Clark & Flaggs novelties in puff, kno
and four.in.hand styles: Welch Margetsor
of London, Windsor Scarfs.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
nrlcreI io Scenre NeM Connsel.

Yesterday, in circuit court No, l. Justice
Iiagncr, Mr.. II. Il. Moulton no'ife the cpart
that he had withdrawn aS counsel fuI yfiintid
in the suits of Manning v. Carpcntcr/'lanling
H5r N1 tSl'r ,nm Grdered H,r T" mnini td ES." rlw
counsel hy the third Monday in 49,
National Republican., 1888-05-04
WeddingPresents
AND
House FurnisherS
Read carefully what we
offer:

zee. -.,.cy clock. cathedral ,,...., .,.,u riuur
and half, in Il black cnamclcd metal case
II! inches long, o inches high. our price,
-; regular price, l?,
Eight day Marblcizcd Iron Clock, porcelain
dial, marble pillars, cathedral strike, lOlN
lO. Hur price, $3.50; regular price, $3.50.
Extra Large Black Enamclcd Iron Clock,
porcelain dial, cathedral hour and half
strike, l5lNlO!, Only Sl9; regular price,
sis
\ genuine Black Marble Clock, with inmid
c"Icrcl marble, fine French movement,
cathedral chime strike, running fifteen
days only Sl5 regular price, ~, Size
HHlo Another larger French Black Mar
hlc lock, l3lN9! -SlI; rcgularvaluc, $40.
hu elegant Bronze Clock, French dial, v,i-
tie cscapcmcnt. bronze figure Of Mercury,
cathedral strike, something very fine
$!3; worth S35.
Walnut S-day clocks, strike hour and halves,
for $3.50
Bronze Top Pieces to suit above clocks from
$. to -.
n pair Of elegant Bronze Statues, with
bronze base, "Don Caesar and "Dom
Juan, 81 iuchc, high Only SIS the pair,
regular price so
All our American clocks are Of hest standard
uahcr,-Scth Thomas, Ansonla Clock
Company &c, We warrant each and
everyone, keep them in order free Of charge
Tor one Year, and when sold put them in
place In your house running
The above prices are net
spot cash only.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Mems Braces.

The French "Guyot" Suspcnders for 25c a
| air. also some with leather ends at 25c, and
up to So for embroidered silk Novelties of
McSSrs. Fisk, Clark Il Flagg.
National Republican., 1888-05-04

Our competitors wonder how we do 1t. Chill
dren's Suits for 9S cents.
National Republican., 1888-05-04

Lowest prices under the sun. All wool
pants, Sl.50; sailor suits, LEO: knee pants,
l0c. FRIEDLANDER'S, 9l9 L st.
National Republican., 1888-05-04

Grand Army Men happy. G. A. II. Suits,
sets buttons, $3.50 Color guaranteed.
FRIEDLANDER'S MISFIT STORE, OH st.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Buyers Delighted
COMPETITORS DISCOURAGED

Close buying and close selling is our motto
Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits Sl2, Sl3, SIS,
and SIS. FRIEDLANDER'S, 0i2 L st.
National Republican., 1888-05-04
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

Never rdid we have such attractive prices.
EiScmun Bros. ith " r. Manufacturing
(lutliprS and TuilOr~.
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district for Prohibition; fourth-wben
the application of the law to the district
has been secured, to take such measures
as may be most advisable to secure the
enforcement of the law.
TO- sit is the duty of every citizen who
is in favor of Prohibition to become an
active member ola "Non- Party AntS-
Liquor Leagas.'
After more than thirty years of discus
sion and experiment the Prohibitionists
of the country are coming to the conclu-
sion that the policy just mentioned is the
most practicable and Efficient for the sup
preston ofthe traffic in Intoxicating bev-
erages. Its adoption is rapidly extend
ing and with most satisfactory results.
II the zeal manifested by party Prohibit
tionists to secure uotes for their party can
dSdates without any prospect of their cleo
tion, were exerted for Prohibition as
members of No Party Anti-Liquor
League, their influence for the suppress
sion of intemperance and the rum traffic
would be immensely increased. We have
recently had in Princeton striking illus
tration OF the comparative efficiency of
the Prohibition Party policy and that of
a Non Party Anti-Liquor League. At
the state election, 10 November last, the
Prohibition Party in Princeton polled
tsct nj IF &l,ef.
ing nothing except to make the impress
ion where the facts were not known, that
there was an overwhelming majority in
our community against Prohibition. At
our municipal election In April, through
the influence Of No-Party Anti-Liquor
League, including among its active mem
bers party. prohibitionists-a mo Ii.
eensen ticket, composed entirely of Re-
publicans aud Democrats, was nominated.
And what was the result? The "No L.
cenSea ticket receiued 4S5 Uotes and soas
elected DO a majority Of 100.
have endeavored, my dear brother,
faithfully aud frankly to comply with
your request. What have said may not
convince you that you are wrong; it may
at least show you that there is some
ground for an honest difference of opinion
on the question ofduty, not only as "a pa
triotio Christian citizen,n but as 'an in
telligent aud consideration" Prohibition
list.
Trusting that we may be divinely
guided, and with high appreciation of
your varied and valuable labors in the
Masters service, am,
Respectfully and fratsrnally yours,
JOHN T. DuFFIELD.
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Under tho head Of aTreasury Misman-
agement,n the N. Y. Sun of Monday last
ventilated some of the peculiar perform
ances of President Cleveland's Secretary
of the Treasury ia connection with the
"surplus. The favored National Banks
which have had the benefit of these de-
posits since January LIST without interest,
can afford to pay good round sum for
the use of the money to the Democratic
campaign fund, and possibly that was the
understanding upon which they received
them. The Sun says:
Secretary Fairchiid has raised his limit
for the purchase of United States four
per cent. bonds to $780, and at that figure
has just bought SO, $40, 800 of them.
In January last the Secretary could
have purchased these bonds at from 1876
to 1876. In the same month of January
he deposited with certain favored national
banks $4,000, 600 and upward of public
money free of interest, with which be
could have bought $24, 100000 of bonds.
Adding to the 1870 he is now paying for
them the per cent. interest paid since
January, brings their cost to the Govern
ment up to 1879, as against say 1875, which
the cost would have been If he had bought
them in January.
Here is dead loss to the national Trea.
sury of per cent. on $24, 900, 900, or 81.
440, 900, and corresponding profit to the
banks which bought the bonds and
pledged them to the Treasury. This might
have been avoided, and could have been
avoided by the exercise of little COM
mon sense.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Autumn issue Of strawbridge C1othier's
Quarterly, just received from the publishers, is
fully up to its established high grade ofexceense
as magazine for ladies. A unique feature Of the
present issue is ine opening article the Baocux
Tapestry one of the most curious and interesting
relics ofbygone times. The original of this tapes
try, now at Baycux, France is to believed to have
been wrought by the ladies' Of the court Of Will
liam the conqueror. under the supervision OF his
vile Matilda. If So then this colossal piece Of
needlework Is fully 800 years old. Accompanying
account Of the tapestry are eight strips Of re-
production from the fac smile, now on exhibition
I Memorial Hail. Paramount Park, Philadelphia
The eolored lithograph frontispiece Of specimens
of the latest French styles Is made practicable by
full description in the body of the book. The
fashion gossip will not be wearsome to the ladies
although notice that many pages given to
that engrossing subject. A separate article on
children fashions indicates that the question of
what the children shall wear, Is becoming of near
| ly the same Importance the clothing OF the
young ladies OF the house. To those who are def
with their fingers. either as needlewomen or
amateur artists, matters of interest furnished.
profusey illustrated article on the art of cameo
cutting, should make that fascinating subject
popular among ladies' who have any talent for
work of that kind. In the midst OF these matters
of fashion and art and domestic economy, occurs
Robert Dowling's short story, entitled, "The Toll
OF Cnaron.'' This is an excellently well written
sorry Of the aspirations and struggles Of a young
girl who is impelled to devote herself to music, as
vocation in life and her ultimate fate. The
history Of Maud Clayton will be followed with
deepening interest; and will remain in the memo
ny much longer than nne-tenths OF the lives Of
her more fortunate sisters Miss Juliet Corson
continues TO devote her practical knowledge to
making the Kitchen page Of value to the house
keeper, and incidentally to husband, brother and
father. The Craze Club paper finds the usual
number of queer things to record; whore they all
come from Is mystery to us, as 1t seems to be to
those who know them at frst hand. The music
pages are occupied with polka BY Bucalossi 1t
is melodious and Of low grade Of difficulty; quail
ities which will recommend IL to most pianists.
The pages devoted to fashions In reasonable dry
goods are unusually fresh in appearance, where IL
Illustrations have so little room for variation when
printed in black and white. From these pages as
textbook. the subscriber living days journey
from Philadelphia. can become thoroughly In
structed In seasonable styles and materials; can
make her selections and purchase them by mail,
with nearly the same satisfaction as visit to the
store in person. The Quarterly fulfilling this double
mission Of literature and fashion is sent to sub
scribers for so cents year. a single number for
is cents. Published by straHbridge & cloihier,
Philadelphia.
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In the Free Trade days of thirty years
ago capitalists could invest their money
at an average Of 10 per cent, while un-
skilled laborers received from 60 to rs
cents day, carpenters from $l.25 to
$3.50 day, and masons from $1.50 to
$1.75. Now capitalists cannot hope to
average over 5 per cent, while the I'M
skilled laborers gets from ST.. 25 to 81 so,
the carpenter from $3 to $3.50, and the
mason from 81 to $3.50 day. This
increase in wages and decrease in profit
in capital has come during the period
that protective duties have been levied
on imports. Do wage-workers want to
20 back to the conditions in which they
were before protective duties were
levied?
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Gentlemen, you can get your clothes
cleaned and pressed at SO Swan St., as
good MS at any place in the country, none
excepted. Overcoats $3.50; Coats $1.0O;
Pants 10; Vest so. Ladies' goods at
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. W. RoUeHToN.
~
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IT'S better not to be, than be unhappy
And no one can be happy whose system
is deranged by poisonous secretions.
Nearly all ills that flesh is heir to, arise
from torpid liver and arrangement of the
digestive organs. DIR. Pisrce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets correct irregularities Of
the liver, prevent constipation, and pro-
mote good health. Buy them of your
druggist,
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at may be for our interest that he
{Mr. Cleveland) should win," says the
London Saturday Review OF August
25th, "but any expression OF English
sympathy would probably hurt his pros
poets" Exactly. And that accounts
fully for the recent change Of tune in
the British press.
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NSSts"A 4hOAS Nv. pGpts U-bl
Common Council.
A stated meeting Of the Common Coun
Gil, was held Monday evening, October /
The following members were present
BOVINE, Garmody, Holcombe, Kearns, Kill
roy, Larson, Niece. f. W. Larson was
elected President pro tenn.
The minutes of previous meetings were
read and approved.
The Treasurer's report was read and
ordered filed.
Tax Receiver Horn was charged with
the amount on duplicates as returned by
the Assessors.
A note of $4,000, due Oct. 4, at Amwell
Bank was ordered paid when due.
The amount appropriated to schools
was ordered credited to school board on
Treasurer's books
Bill of P. w. Shepard, Sd Ward Asses
sor, amount $1,000, was ordered paid.
Bill of Hugh Reynolds, tax warrants,
81 81, was ordered paid.
Bill of G. p. Wilson, for keeping the
poor, for September, 800, was ordered
paid.
Joseph Mathews, six months salary as
0verseer of Poor, was ordered paid.
The Fire Department Committee pre-.
sented contracted with Fabric Hose Co.,
together with statement that 400 feet OF
hose we've received.
On motion, it was ordered that the bill
for hose be paid when the hose is tested.
The Gas Committee presented contract
with the Lambertvile Gas Co., which
was approved by Council. The Gas Com
pany takes full charge of repairs and
lighting lamps from Oct, 1, 1888.
G. A. Skillman, Esq, addressed Coun-
Gil regarding the condition of Main street,
between Church aud Bridge streets.
John Finney, Esq, also addressed
Council relative to tho bad condition OF
Union street. north of Elm, and proposed
to Council that he would haul at his own
expense sufficient stone from the crusher
to put the street in first-class condition,
If the city would furnish aud crush the
stone. The matter was referred 30 the
Street Committee.
Pay rolls for July, August and Septem.
Der, amounting to $l01.16, were ordered
paid. Also, the following bills: John
Lucas, $3.50; Patrick Hunt, s12.15;
Frank Buchanan, 1886; John Kearns,
$726; Jas. H. Callan, $2l so; John Kelly,
$469; Joseph r, Vert & Son, Sill
John Malloy, $3O.7s; M. II. Kilroy, rent
of pound six months, $3.50.
Bills of police and gas lighters were AL
SO ordered paid.
After discussion relating to the grad
ing Of Bridge street, the Council adj
journed.
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ITO convert the United States is in.
deed triumph. The Golden Club will
hencefortb set up a special shrine for
the worship of President Cleveland, and
send him all its publications gratis.
Golden founded Free Trade Cleve.
land saved it. Such is the burden Of
the song all through England to. day
Member OF British Parliament, by
Gable, to New York Herald.