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Look to the Subscription Lists
Promises of Allegiance, Succor and
Suckers
Lovers Of Memphis and Her Advance.
ment.--GTeetiDe.

We have paid our "a bin taken a cocktail aud
breathe once MON. II knocked ~ out oh, had
We served our bank account with halt the real We
have our subjects and Invested In Tas stock In.
stead 81 bcer. we would not now bc compelled Ia
PIT up collAtcnals The election is Over all bets
arr od-and the country j. saved again. The an.
nounccmcnt 81 our COMING has quickcncd the pull.
sations ui tmdc. aud thc uOtcs " preparation arc
heard In the land. .1hlic i golden current.
gfcen with hope. aud silkcry sheen. that flows
steadily through our hanks Cashiers gruct ~ with
n pleased smile, aud bank presidents nO longer
drink alone. Already our cuunirl cousins appfitc
Us oi their coming, i0f they wCnll With pleasure
and who does not-thc glorious and Gorgeous Wis.
ious Of Poetry. Mythology, aud the stories 81 an.
Client aud long forgotten iorc-t0ld Ia beauty
clothed and endowed with life by our ILLUS
TRiOuS AND MYSTIC NEMPlli. We come not
here 20 play the fool for day, for ther afc ton
many here already whom nniunc has endowed, hut
our alm Il a. amuse and plcnsc-io invite and en-.
terrain strangers, 10 take Memphis from un1cr the
bushcl measure that hldcs her light aud LET her ~
iugvncc shlnc upon the nations. We are daily ~
ccylng acccssions irUm al within our borler. who
offer aid, assistance iealty, allegiance and sccQf
There arr also n gncat many SUCKERS herr who
give 10 nothing aud who arr an ulcer a. the body
polltc-look we'll 10 The subscription lists ior BY
their nlscncc shall ye know them. Tho following
Lords. Noble Houses. lcudal harfOns. Clans and
Armies have Joined our standard with men sud
money.
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gIashlun of Dates.

CiNCiNSAu, o., Jan. 0.-The clashing
Of dates between the Latonia and the 81.
louis clubs spring racing meetings Is
bringing out close criticism Of the offers
made by the two clubs. The E"qtir0
tomorrow will publish an article denying
that the 81. Louis club will give $4,000
in stakes and purses, as II has said. To
prove Il, the article names the fourteen
stakes advertised and the ioriy.uix purses,
and makes total footing Of only Si3,sO
and 10 clinch the argument u quotes
from the announcement by the 81 Louis
club in 1886, that at It's ensuing spring
meeting Il would give $4,000 added
money, and from the official record 10
show that nj that meeting the actual
amount. ~ shown on pages 1915 Of
"Goodwin's Turf Guide, was only S32,-
gOO
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Now Orleans. Ia.

DEMEMDED That the presence NJ Gems
hENl CWDEb-- -Bcaurgnrd aud Early who
arr In chargc Of the drawings I guarantee " All.
snluc fnirncs aud integrity, that the chances arc
M equal aud that no one can possible divine what
number will draw prize.
RENIEMBiiH- the payment NJ all Prizes
l. Guaranteed by -Four National Hanks ol New
Orleans and the Tickets arr signed by the rr,s
dent Of an Institution whose chartered rights arc
bcognizcd In tho highest Courts therefore, beware
Of any mutations or anonymous hChcucs
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which the sovereign power of the United
States should not be subjected. In the
bills submitted herewith, "the payments TO
be made by the respective companies are
fixed by the semi-annual amount OF the
interest accruing on their bonds and by
n fixed percentage of the outstanding
bonds, which is directed to be paid an
nually into sinking fund. In the event
of refusal on the part OF the companies
to accept the terms offered to them by these
bills, the commission has found It impossi-
BILE to substitute for the present system
method OF fixed payment, however earn
estly desiring TO do So"
DEBT OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC.
The principal OF the debt Of the Central
Pacific, including the Western Pacific, is
S27, $50, $50, to which is TO be added $50
per cent. interest, $50, l40, 22i, making the
total debt at maturity 81, 995, 004. From
this is to be deducted So 203,S IS, bond
and interest account, leaving balance of
ST., 792, 524 90 as the debt at maturity of
bonds. The average date Of maturity OF
the Central Pacific is November *, 1897,
and of the Western Pacific September s,
1898.
The approximate present value OF s7i.-
7D25l g. discounted AT per cent Is So 7inO00 90
Deduct amounts in sinking iunds.".. 3ilS,@0 Ol
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And after the expiration OF ten years the
annual requirement would be Sl32, 500.


The commission next discussed the
question Of legislation looking TO the adj
justment of the relations between the Pa
cifc railway companies and the govern
ment, and declares that in its judgment it
would have been impossible 10 have en-
forced.the provision which was contained
in all the bills pending in the Forty-ninth
Congress, calling for the immediate ma
turity Of the entire demand OF the United
States, in the event Of any default in the
payment Of any OF the installmen,s pro-
vided for.
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DIED.

HOl'-ON suddenly. at his late RESIDENCE. near
whliehaycn. Tenn. Saturday, Dcccmhgt ~, ISL
at II o'clock u. M, JACK W. HOrrON, formerly ol
thls city. The remains weru inferred Al ElmvOod
cemetery sunday, January ., iss,.
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DEM or TnE CENrRAL PACIFIc.
CENTRAL BRANCH UNION PACIFIC.

Calculations regarding the financial con-
dition of the road are made as in the cases
OF the Union and Central Pacific railroads,
giving the following figures; Total bonded
debt, So, $50, 900; net amount of obligation
to United States, S3,G40,6a IA; total OF
debt 10 United States at maturity, includ-
ing 10 per cent. interest," sSi, 1850 SIS;
present value discounted at 3 per cent.
per annum, compounded, IS, 25O,OOO The
total requirement under. the provisions of
the mortgage proposed by the bull would
be as follows for the first ten years:
Three per cent OF ST. 10000 81. 200
one-haf OF per cent. of outstanding bonds 1920
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AID GIVEN THE ROADS.

This portion OF the report treats Of the
financial operations OF the bond-aided rail-
roads and gives the following general state
ment Of the aid extended TO the various
companies:
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Capital Prize, $3.50, 900.
no-NOTlCE-Tickcts are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, %. fiiths, ~. Tenths, NJ.


AN Ittea, AMOUNTING lu''''"''' ''.',' '''''V,'
Application for rates 10 clubs should 10 made
only To- the Office of the Company In New Orlcans
For urthcrinfOrmation write clearly. giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, ENprcss Money or
dcrs. or New York Exchange In ordinary letter
Currency by Exprcs lat our cNIcnscl addressed w
NJ. A. DAtr1ttN,
New Orleans, in
or N. 4. DAuPHIN,
Washington, -. q.
or at No. West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn
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SIOUX CITY 4 PACIFIC.

Total of debt to United States at matur-
ity, including $50 per cent. interest, ST.
All, 1872 3S; present value discounted at 3
per cent perannum, compounded, -, 320,-
600. The amount which would be re-
quired to comply with the requirements of
the act herewith submitted, applicable to
this company, would be for the first ten
years:
Three per cent OF $500 q, coo
Onehalf Of ! per cent OF outstanding
lhND
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however. to have established the frequent
Use by officials of the Union Pacific OF
money and passes for the purpose OF in
fluencing legislation. The companies are
declared 10 have fairly kept their obliga-
tions to the communities through which
they pass in the discharge OF the duty of
maintaining their railroads, and OF carry
ing their freight with regularity and their
passengers with safety.
"ln closing this report the commission
desires to express its acknowledgment for
the efficient and valuable services rendered
by Mr.. Charles z. Young, its secretary,
during the entire course OF the work OF
the commission. lie has performed the
laborious duties OF stenographer and secre-
tary TO the entire satisfaction OF the com
mission, and the printed records OF the
evidence taken attest his capacity rs re-
porter
PATTisoN's MINORITY REPORT.
The report of Ex-Governor Pattison, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, covers twenty pages, with
forty-Cight additional pages OF speciiica-
tons in support of the general statements
contained in the report. II briefly reCites
the history of the grant OF subsidy bonds
amounting to S6i,623,bl2 to the AK
railroad companies (aftcrward reduced
in number by consultations To
four which formed parts Of the original
scheme OF communication between five
points on the Missouri river aud the Pa
cilic ocean. II gives the figures showing
the payment Of interest for thirty years
by the government on these bonds,
amounting to Slli,26l ,2i7; the grant OF
2G,OOO,O0O acres OF land 10 the railroad
companies, ON which they have realized
$50, 470,2l3 II, with lands worth s2O,OOO,'
600 vet unsold; the receipts by the com
panies OF aid from other sources, amount
ing 10 S3,070,S77, and the further ad
vantage Of Sl99, 100. 80. representing the
value OF the use OF the governments an
nual advances Of S3,s77,i i0, which II doe,
not require the companies 10 repay unit
the maturity OF the subsidy bonds ID
| 1899.
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LODGE NOTICES.

A YGERoNA LODGE No. ies, ". AND A. a
"A M.-will meet In the A. Degree Ny
tonight SATURDAY, January !, isss, Avn
so'clOck Visiting brother iaiernally invited.
By order A. " TA1Lob, W. ".
Attest. DoDor c. THAbLH. SECRETARY.
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| UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" Over Half Million Distributed.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.

Incorporated IN 1865 for - years by the Lcgisa-
turc fOrEducAtionnl aud Charitable purposes with
n capital Of Sl,tOOO00, to which reserve fund Of
over SSjO,OOO has since been added.
l'y an overwhelming popular vote lis franchise
was made n part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December "a. AID. 1872.
The only Lottery ever voted on aud Endorsed by
the people OF any Stats,
II NEVER Scales on posrroNrs.
Its Grand single Number Drawings tnko
place Monthly, aud tn, Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months
March, June, September and December.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND DRAWING, CLASS
A, IN THE ACADEMY up MUSIC, NEW OR.
LEANS, TUESDAY, January 10, isss-aisth
Monthly drawing,
N..zI p.:.z o. go
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And after the expiration OF ten
years the annual requirement would be
$40. 900.
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nnansm

And after the expiration Of ten years
the annual requirement would be 5000
go.
Tables received from Prof. Z. u. Elliott,
the government actuary, are here inserted
In the report, Showing the condition OF
the sinking funds Of the bond-aided rnil.
road companies" on November l., 1887, and
Showing the present worth Of their re-
spcctivc debts as Of July |, 1883, the sink
ing fund bonds being valued at gil, lo2,..
$50 -. II Is asserted that u was expected
this sinking fund, which accrued from the
operation Of the Thurman act Of May, 1873,
would reach much larger proportions, It's
failure 20 do 10 being mainly ascribed TO
the very large decrease In the net earnings
OF the company, caused by reduced freight
and passenger rates and the Failure OF the
fund 10 earn compound interest nj the rate
oi per cent" as had been anticipated.
The report adds that II IL universally con-
ceded by every intelligent person who has
studied the subject that the Union Pacific
railway proper Of It's system cannot pay
the Indebtedness 10 the United states st
maturity. ID was decided, therefore, TO
submit scheme which shall secure TO the
United States full payment Of all debts due
II from said company, with reasonable
rate Of interest, having due regard to the
financial ability Of said company and the
proper conduct Of lie business In such a
manner rs shall afford efficient service 10
the public
The system requiring annual payment.
al u percentage 0f net earnings Is declared
10 bc undesirable, as lcasling 20 cndlcfs
disputes. nyolyinp inccssant litigation. 70
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Yotioc Il hereby given that the freight ware.
housc, u the following roads will elose.ai bpm.
sharp and no irclgh, viii he received Tor shipment
after that hour. beginning January !, isss until
further notice
by order Of The supcrlnicndcnu signed,
W. C. TncER agt N. a l.. ny.
Z. 7. soAiTr hgt ~ &T.hR
WI. MEAiH. sgi T.. N.o.& T.RR
y A. THuEuoS, agt X. G.. =, M &hRR
EA. TnrHuos, az, X. G., s. AMIR
MN kuhn, agt M &C. RR
P.BclAnK, sgt H. &HRR-
n G. colurR, art ~ n. AN. vRR
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BONDS.
LANDS.

HUNTINGTON, STANFORD AND OTHERS.
In the report is inserted table giving
the cost Of the Central Pacific railroad. as
that corporation exists today, as determined
10y the evidence before the conmission,
and also the consideration paid therefor in
bonds, stock and cash.
From this il appears that the company
- 4.
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l.!K!:!S.E!
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

"Wo do hereby certify that we supervise the Ar.
Engagements for all the Monthly aud Quarterly
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and In person manage aud control tho Drawings
themselves, aud that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness aud In good faith toward all par
ties, and we authorize the Company To Use this Ger
tihcnte with fac SMILES OF our signatures attached
In It's ADVERTISEMENTS
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DISSOLUTION.

The arm Of JACK. ANDERSON n CO.
/, this day dissolved BY mutual consent 7. &. An.
dcnou wlthdnvs, W. o. Anderson having pur
chased his Interest p JACK,
7. Q. ANDERSON,
~ n HALL
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This RESULTS only intended as an ap.
Proclamation 10 explain the operation OF
the bills herewith submitted, aud will, OF
course be altered II actually applied at the
date named in those bills.
The requirements under the provisions
Of the mortgage proposed by the bill
would be as follows, for the iirst ten years
Thpc per cent Of 30 Ts5 600 .......si f1 10 %
Ons. half of per cent u outstanding
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No change In style Of hnn, and will continue the
bu,lnex ~ heretofore. We viii collect all debA
and assume ali liabilities n JACK,
wo. ANDERSON.
N A. HALL.
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The average date Of the maturity Of the
debt ofboih companies is July 10, 1897.
The approximate present value Of t7s,'.
aain "a. discounted al per cent, -.
compounded 81 90 w
Dcduct amounts In sinking fund......... d1Siusj ~
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themselves their benefactors and
friends. With this we want an army
of laymen. woo, like the Franciscan
tertiaries. but with more diffusive and
more instructed energy. will deliberately
devote their lives to the improvement
of the ld.-Archdeacon F. w. Far
rar, in FortnightLy Review for March.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. Z, 1888.
An Ordin ance Providing flor Sprink-
ling tho Strsets of SaIt La Ae City. IL

SECTION Be it ordained by the City
C3uRcil of Salt Like city, that efore said
city shall cause any street or portion there
Of within its limits to be sprinkied the
Mayor under the direction of the City
Council. shall publish nOrice for at least
twenty days in q newspaper published in
said city, DESERT ing the location and extent
of such propose1 street sprinkling, with
the lois or pieces of land affected or tene-
flied thereby ard abutting upon the street
50 to be spTinkled, with the estimated cost
OF the same, and designating the time fixed
by the Council for determining whether
the propo ed spiinkllng shall be done. If
a. or before tn J time so fixed, written o jec
tons TO such street sprinkling. signed by
the owners # one-half, in value, of the
property, SO to be affected or
eag1s cS as shown nt rd 6y he the h last
with the City Recorder, the City Council
may in tiiiscr :tion ord the sprinkling
OF such street, or portion thereof, and the
cost for the same shall be betrayed by levy
ing local tax according TO the linear foot
frontage on all The lots or parcels of land
or otherwise, if the council so order. which
shall be paid by the owners of said lsnd
SEC 2. All street sprfnkling done in pur-
suance OF this ordinance shall be executed
underline supervision of the superintendent
of waterWorkS.
SEC. 8. The Assessor and Collector of
Salt Lake City is hereby constituted the as
SCISSOR and collector of said taxes for street
sprinkling.
SEC. 4. All local taxes for street sprink-
ling or special asSe' sments made, levied and
assessed III accordance with the provisions
OF this ordinance and the costs of collecting
the same, shall attach to and constitute a
lien upon aid against the property SO
assessed from and after the date of assess.
ment, and they shell become payable and
delinquent at thS expiration of thirty days
from the date of the assessment OF the same,
and they shall be collected in like manner
as other city taxes.
Passed May 18th, 1883
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
Mayor.
Attest: HEBER NJ. WELLS,
lsEAL City Recorder.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.

II is a most notable Christian con-
ross with able representatives from all
no-ts of Christendom; with divines
i-hoea learning and oratory would give
49, 49, Trominence in any parliamentary
bodv: with lay-memberR who are
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TERRITORY OF UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY. o.

TERRITORY OF UTAH. &C
SALT LAKE CITY. o.
I, Heber NJ. Wells, Recorder of Salt Lake
City, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
full, rue and correct copy of Ordinance
No. Z, 1883. entitled Gan Ordinance proyid-
ing for sprinkling the streets of Salt Like
City," passed by the City Council O.; said
city. May l5;h, AID. 1888, as appears Of record
in my odice.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
SEAL Corporate Seal of Salt Lake City, this
18th day of May, AID 1888
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
Recorder.
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Attest: HEBER NJ. WELLS,
lsEAL City Recorder.
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CHURCH CHIMES.
Sayings and LONGS in the
Religious World.
SERVICES IN CITY CHURCHES.
Iugersoll va Gladstone-The Meth
Odist COnference-Wom Will
WIn-Religious Notes.

Divine worship will be con iucted in
the various churches to-day as follows:
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Notice 10 Teachers.

Notice is hereby given th"S f"'Te Will
beapublic examination at evening 0haGe,
June %. 1888, 10 ascertain the profession
al qualification of all persons desiring to
teach in the public schools Of Sharp conn.
ty. The Teaaher's Institute will be held
June 10Th and Dist and every person *
peoting to teach whose license has not eX-
pired, also those desiring 10 apply for
license. are expected land the law requires
it) to attend. The Institute work is Of
great Importance TO our public school sys-
TEN, and if you expect TO get certlfca'e
or to keep the one you now hO'd, you
must attend this Institute and exanina-
ton
The people are more thoroughly in
earnest this year in the cause Of educa.
tion than any year previous, Judging from
amount Of Special Tax that has been vo-
ted, the demand for good teachers and
their willingness to pay very good prices
for them. II is every teachers duy to
improve all opportunities to do II re and
better work for the people and the lnsti-
tute offers az opportunity.
Respectfully,
p. II. WILKEESON,
County Examiner.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-07

1t has been held that citizens
living in the extreme northen-the
sharp end OF this county, could hear
the church bells in S.. Louis, when
the atmosphere was just right. It is
not through jealousy that we say
that we doubt the truthfulness Of
this statement, but we can't see it at
this distance. Though, we imagine
that the applause, noise, shouts and
music made when Mr. Cleveland
was placed in nomination in that
city last Tuesday, could have been
heard much further than a similar
racket ever was heard in the Future
Great We will, however, abide by
the decision Of the listeners who 1--we
in the saw tooth," and who cling to
the church bell story.
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%,5ss9gg;:lz5s %1sA
wv ~ Nz.s,sAa
nE-L EEEEr

We had fine ratn on tha fra@ Of tL.a
month. General prospects, for farmers
Ha#ariag. and we hoco that burning
fg9u+hs and bad crops arg things OF be
past.
There wao O. large attendance at onr
Sabbath school on 5ae 81, some ris.s0.a
from other nslghborbooda were thoro, aud
the good people enjoyed o Da.k5t dinner
under the trees.
Everybody and his neighbor was out at
the singing in the afternoon, and we hope
they'll como again, It was successfully
conducted by Mr.. Frank Smalley and
Mr. McHafey. After the close of the
singing Rev. Peck preached a good SER
mon to an attentive audience.
There will be singing again at Bethle
hem on the third Sunday in this month,
conducted by Mr.. John Morgan.
If the present weather continues I am
afraid that Arkansas will lose her reputa-
ton as tropical state.
The people of this vicinity seem to an
preoiate the efforts OF the RECORD to keep
them posted in the general news, as near
ly all are subscribers. and all those who
are not should, by all means, become sub.
scribers and help support their county
paper.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-07

The Blair bill viii go to the House
for consideration in a short time.
This measure should become a law
If for no other purpose than to AeiP
the property owners at the south TO
educate the negroes that a. depend
ent on our taxable values for q
school fund. The government turn
ed them loose Oh the southern pe'-
pie, and now let that government
issist to make them competent to
fully appreciate their freedom and
privileges as American citizens. As
for the ceutraIizing influences and
effects of the provisions OF the bIaIr
bill, we will say it is all boSh. 10
those who read the pill impartlaIIy
the Influences cannot be construed to
conflict with our local school laws.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-07

Bob IngersoIl, in his mastery ell
logy on the life Of Roscoe Conkling,
an obituary without reference to
God, heaven or hell-What we may
term an empty array of good English,
preached this much pure political
gospel truth:
',The politician hnatens to agree with
the majori'y insists that their predjodlce
is patriotism, that t)eir Ignorance l. wis
dom; not that I've loves them hut because
he loves himself The statesman, the
real reformer, points out the mistakes OF
the multitude. attacks the prediu1ices OF
his countrymrn, laughs at their follles,
denouncrs their crue!ties, enlightens and
enlarges their minds, and educates the
conscience: not because he loves himself,
but bpcqu e he loves and serves the right
and wishes to make his country great
and free. With hlm defeat is but spur
to further effort. He who refuses to
stoop, who cannot be bribeL Ivy the
promise of success or the feal Of failure,
who walks the highway Of the right,
and in disaster stands erect, is the only
victor. Nothing is more dlspcahle than
to reach fame by crawling, position by
cringing."
Bob will certainly support Grover
Cleveland for president if he means
what he says.