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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-04
THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
RACES AT SARATOGA AND LONG
BRANCH YESTERDAY.
The League and Association Baseball
Games-New York Downs Boston and
Pushes Away Ahead In the Pennant
Race-Chicago Defeats Indianapolis.

SARATOGA, n. v, Aug. 3.-Racing sum.
maries-fourth race was split:
First Race-0ne mile. Starters: Bertha
b colt, Amos, Kentucky Ban, Wynford,
Sheriff 0'Neil, Lillita. Bertha h colt won
in l:43i, Kentucky Ban second, Amos
third. After the race winner was named
Judge Murray"
Second Neutrality-suspicious. OF a mile.
Starters: Volatile, Lotto Wall, Laclairc,
Austrianna, Estrclla, Kcrmesse, Jack
Cooke, Elmira, Perkins, Alta, Slashcr,
I,skeriew, Rcmsen, Catesby gelding, Lot
tic Wall won in 1916, Elmlra second, kcr-
mese and Remscn dead heat for third
Third Race--Mile and an eighth. Start.
ers: Harry Cooper, Birthday, LeleN, Mae
beth IL, Bronze Marie, Bonita, Bopeop.
Lclex won in l:57l, Macbeth second,
Birthday third.
Fourth Race--Three-quarters OF q mile.
Starters: Belle Brock, Persian, Carrie G.,
Romp, Harry Brown, Mirth, Della, Pat
Regent, Full Sail, WABASH. Pat Regent
won in l:l6l, Romp second, Mirth third.
Fifth Raco-Thrcc-iourths of mile.
StaterG Jaubcrt, Melodrama, Pocatello,
Lctre,ia, Broughton, Miss House, fellN,
Mint Bloom. Jaubert won in l:l6, Letre-
tia second, Pocatcllo third.
Sixth Racc-Hurdlo, mile aud one.
eight. Starters: Glenarm, Wheatley, Vol
tigeur, Judge Griffith; Lijero, Percy, Mo
doc, Queen, Slickaway. Judge Griffith
won in 2Oll, Voltigeur second, Percy
third.
PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW.
FirSt Gace-Mile white lO7, Kentucky Ran loi
Persian lOi.
Second Racc-Thc Saratoga stakes six furlongS
Billet lui Minnie colt, Long Island brussels l0'
| The lioncss, gypsy Queen lOl Heron, 'alcnie
| Monsoon no
| Third Merchants stakes mil and 1--WE fur
| longs Young sweep ~. Moniru,c ~, Wary III
| Elkwood l31. Kingston l2l, Terra Gotta l2i
| Fourth Rncc--SiN iurlongN Little Minch III
| Jim Murphy ~ Angu TO-, ChickahOmlny lu1, King
| crab lO1. Malta IA, Yum Yum ~
! fiith Kacc-Milc and one sixteenth nrnmstirS
I o. Ian Yam iO6. Tudor ~, lasha ~, luughiul
/ ~ Kctlar Khan li3 RedStope ", Ncttc ~. Una
I lCl. James III, Lctrctia ~.
Weather clear, track fair
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Prom tho Globe democrat July ~ iss.
The thousands who daily pass the man.
moth structure located ut the southeast
corner OF Fourth street and Clark avenue
in this city, cannot fail 10 notice the hun.
dreds of eases labeled "Taylor's Cherry
Tonic Cordial" "white's Cream Nermi.
ncc" and "Taylor's sure Chill Cure, v oil
marked for shipment to various points IN
the West and South.
Whether these large shipments are due
"a iudicious system OF newspaper adver.
Using. or 10 the intrinsic merits OF these
medicines may he point open for discus.
sion, but certainly Tow remedies have met
with more universal sale among the people
Of tho West and South than have the pre-
parati0ns named.
As an Instance Of their character and
standing. read the following from Maj.
Jas. NJ. Douglass, late Of Genl Prices Di-
vision:
ST. IOuN No. July "a isss
Richardson Taylor Med. Co ~ Loaf,
Gentlemcn--liaying procured a bottle
OF your "Taylor's sure Chill Cure,
through friend, gave Il to my childcn
tor biiousness and constipation. One OF
two doses had the desired effect. ] lind y
also gives entire satisfaction In liver and
kidney complaints. It's lowprice, - cents
makes Il within the reach Of all.
NV wife will not lie without Il Ia tho
house ~ We give IL 10 the young ones OF
all occasions.
You are at liberty 10 refer 10 me.
JAMES NJ. DouuL,ss, S033 Glasgow Place
Taylor's Sure Chill Cure Is mover TAIL
ing remedy Tor the cure ofchills and fever
biliousness, liver complaint, constipation
and any disorderd condition oil the siom
ael or bowels.
Sold by all druggists &c and zoe bottles
'RicnARDsoS-TAYLoR MgD. Co,
| 81. Louis, No.
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THE DIAMOND.
p,,,.s.,rh,s ., washington ..

wAsniSGroS. Aug. 3.-Today's game
between Washington and Philadelphia
was holly contested from the beginning
and resulted in a victory for the latter
club, although they were outbai,cd two to
one. Tho fielding Of tho Washington
was good. but a single wild pitch and wild
throw gave the visitors run In the first
inning, and In tho fifth low throw by
O'Bhen contributed toward another run.
Tho batting by the washinglons was
hard but not oppOrtunc. The ninth
inning was exciting the Washington
scoring one earned run when O,Brcn
popped up a short fly 10 Irwin. Three
men were on bases. ScOrc:
Washington ...............--o !.
phllaaslphia ...-........l o 900 o -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-04

Dana, 81. Louis; W. II. McElrain, New
York: Frank Mcrigold, Tennessee; NJ. J..
Newbergcr, Louisville.
TnE sad news came by private letter
that VIM. Cochran Erwin, infant son Of
the Rev. X. w. Erwin, pastor OF Central
Methodist Episcopal church OF this city,
died at Clarksvillo Sunday and was buried
at Nashville on Monday last. Mr.. Erwin
aud family left only a short time ago for
GAINESVILLE. hoping that the change would
benefit their child The family have the
deep sympathy OF his congregation and
other friends.
MRs. AGSEs PATTERSON. nee Millington,
died suddenly at the Clarendon hotel
Thursday. Her death terminated one OF
the sweetest and most beautiful lives in
this or any other section. She afforded a
striking example Of the length TO which Q
devoted sister would 90 in the long and
expensive trial Of her brother, Mr.. George
Millington. Her husband WIS not present
at her dcathbcd, having gone 20 San An
tonic, Tex, two weeks ago, on business.
| The funeral will not occur until his return.
@ -
TiE liver aud kidneys must he kept IN
good condition. Hoods SarSapIrilla Is d
great remedy for regulating these organs
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Long-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine Is an Alternative, and
causes q radical change In tho system.
The process, in some cases, may not be
quite so rapid rs in others hut, with
persistence, tho result Is certain.
Read these testimonials -
For two years l suffered from a so
we're pain in my right side, and had
other troubles caused by torpid liver
and dyspepsia After giving several
medicines n fair trial without cure, L
began to l,ko Ayers SarSaparilla. I
was greatly benefited 10y the iirst bottle.
and after taking fiyc bottles | was CONT
pletsly cured john w. Benson, 20
Lawrence ST., Lowell Mass
Last May large carbunclo broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies hal no
effect and was confined Ia my bed for
eight weeks, A friend induced me to try
Ayers Sarsaparilla, Loss than three
bottles healed the sore. In all my oxpe-
rionco with medicine, | never saw moro
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Hauttnitss.

A good audience witnessed the fourth
performance OF "Faniinitza" at Jackson
Mound park last night, and material i'm.
proyements continue 10 be made on the
first performance. The Misses Stone, Miss
Fairbain, Miss Leslie Paul Bown, John
Icll aud Mr.. Fred Dickson increase nightly
in public favor. aud their efforts Ia please
are rewarded with liberal applause. Matt
noe today, but no night performance. The
park will doubtless DO crowded with Ia
dies, with whom the park Is already a
well established and iayoritc resort.
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ono reliable merchant in every town trib-
uiary TO Memphis Co knock out all cnmpc-
lition 10y taking the agency OF the world
renowned Sttiiipn 4 Storms New lo'G
cigar. aud Geo. 4. Lies 4 Co.'S celebrate
Builos. Your noighbOr cant got the g'ol'
~ We will only sell 10 ono merchant IN
each town. We solicit q sample oripr
I. s,MgLsoN 4 Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis. Tenn.
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HEALTH is WEALTH

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NsmphiN Team
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nr,xn,on ncnch Racs..

NEw YoRR. Aug. S.--Summary Of the
Brighton races today
First Racc-Five-ei ghihsoi mile. Start
ers Brian Boru, Mac,iregur, Theodorus,
Edis,o, Mollic Thomas, saluda, Relax.
Resale Pinto, songstcr, Walter i, lcicle.
Brian Boru and E,listo ran dead heat IN
I;O3i. Mollio Thomas third. In the run
of Brian Boru won. Timc-l:03l.
Second Racc--Fivo furlongs. Sinricn;
Hue Line, STRIPPING, Duhmc, Richclicu'
Top Sawyer. Count Luna, Ventilation,
Pocasset, Lemon, Canticlc, Barbara, Ahcc
Marion. Stripping won, Tow Sawyer sec
ond. Duhme third. Time-l!0i.
Third ce-Threc-quarlen OF a mile.
Starters Allhcrne, Ea,ontown, Natot,
Corn starch, Bonnie Harold lilly. Eaton.
town won. Allhcrne second, Bonnie liat'
old third. Timo-l:lSl.
Fourth Race One mile and sixteenth
Starters True Born, Editor, Ida J., Ten
Strike, Miss Charmer, Hermitage, Bancro,
Fal.chood, Leland, Try, Doodle. False
hood won, Doodle second, Hermitage
third. nme-l:52
Filth Race-Ono mile. Starters: Re
bellion. Bordolaisc, Marsh Redon, Su
peryisor, Jim Clare. llawley, Paymastcr,
| Pilot. Rebellion won, Bordelaiso second
! Jim Clare third. Timo-l:li.
sixth Race-Seven-eigh,hs OF mile
Starters: Tatiler, Sam Harper u, loun'
Duke. Young Duke won, Sam llarpc
second, Tattler third. Timc-l:JO
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NOTICE
To Gas Consumers.
I,nox AND arryR July THE rricE or
o.. by hi, CoInp4ny will 10 si.1s per 1000
cubic feet nsi. i paid within the regular do
com, d.y. nEpPnis Gas uonr 90.
ByS 81 Jones' President
Ln,,l Io.rln rsIIa. seorI.J.

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NJ. Louis =. nrooHIyu q.

NEW York, August 3.--At Washington
park, Brooklyn today, Brooklyn and st,
Louis met. St. Louis won by punching
their hits. Two bases on balls in the fifth
inning, followed by Comiskey's homo run,
gave st. Louis three runs. Robinson =
three Dagger, in the ninth inning and
0'Neills fly to Mcclellan won the game,
Score:
BROOKLYN. .........,.....uO = 3 0 0 0 o o &
ST. Louis......,..-.-.,.,.....O o 5 o 0 y l. :
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oRiSK Malio for the ner -.

TmE I,oui,yi le n Nashville r!>lroad will
sell round inp tickets to Chicago on ihe
III, 9th anil 9th for the low price Of ~,
Tickets good for thirty days. Tickets on
sale vt No $40 Main street, and nj the
derot Jony A. ScorT.
Ticket Agent.
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N.v Work. o, Hosten q.

BosroS, Mass, Aug. 3-Kccfc and Sow.
dcrs we're 10th disabled by hot hits and
Madden and Crane finished, the former
being hit hard and tho New iorks win.
ming. Browns triple with three men on
bases was the feature OF tic game. score.
Nep York ......-..........a0 -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-04

throughout the game and they lost the
victory though they outbattod and out
fielded their Opponents. The batting of
Corkhill and the fielding OF Alberts and
McPhce were the features. Attendance
$500. Score:
Cincinnati .....-..,,......2 10 SOL o. s
Cleveland .........,A.....,S y o l. y
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,,e,eI.na o. tlnsi.s.,Ia.

ClScISSkri, o., Aug. 3.--rhc Grsi i've
batters OF the Cincinnati team TO face
o'Bnen today hit safely In the opening
inning bit only two runs crossed the plate
Tho same III luck followed the local uen
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Chicago ., I.diapsp"ii- q.

CmcAGo, H.. Aug. S.-Chicago tried
her new pitcher, Mains, today, and, ~ Tar
as a game with indianapolis can indicate,
he will lie a success. ScCre.
iniiss.po.l h, ..........--....t o y 0 o 90 0 %
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a,s,,t,c. n. ,,ouI.,,Ii.I.

rnILADrLsAII, Pa. aug. 3.-Tbs
Louisyillcs could 10 to'hing with wcy'
hing's pitching today, and tho Athletic
almost peri.-c, fielding prccluded run
getting la any other way. Score:
f fSai.aii......-:..S StSbtSS -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-04

The double.scull championship race Of
three miles between Tecincr nnd llainm
and GauLaucr and Mckay, for $500. At
Saratoga, was won by Gaudauer aud NC
Kay In 1876.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-04

Tho cases Of the Chicago dynamiiers,
scyic, Hronct, Chapck and Chlcboun,
have been continued until the Bep!cmber
term OF the court
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IpIIt,.

O'sElIs-At residence ,~net iinh aud keel
stfssts, thrls'a. ffiia,. August 4 lNaN tATtiuNt,
AZ 4 3, YEAR. VII Of q. UNcil
Due notice vi funeral will h. given.
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a s,,yw SION. the dame

DrtNolr, Mich. Aug IA eloud'burBl
put a stop 10 'o,l,y's game between tho
D,t,oits anil pIl slniRA
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Mound PARK,

Fs,inna tonight. Saturday matinee and
sutd,, night. Reserved iea" 81 y. Witt
nan a TO . ,ause store.
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A Gem of Hcsuty,

LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, Au.
gust I.
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Ggr up clubs for T,ig wtgKLy hrrrAL
anI secilru onu Of Tic eJsh priEcA scc Iis~'
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Snmclson's New Cigar Palace In
Luchrmann's Hotel Grand opening To-
day.
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Monmouth Park Entries.

LoNG BnASCn, n. v, Aug. 3.-Mon-
mouth park entries for tomorrow
Fir,i Race -Thrc quarter, Of y mile. frcd II
Ila Shntovcr. britannia ~ Tclic Doe, fiutoy,
Mona lca Joe Ice, spccdwell lOl, OCEAN Prodigul'
Arctino -
Second Race Rclbank stakes. thrcc quarters ol
a milc. Fresno iUs, nuntnun, Toulou, ilii On,
Gladiator lbs Ransom, Gondola lilly 49, sicphauic
Minority nlly, Ny Fellow TO-.
Third Rar'- Palisades stakes. one mile nnd nii
eighth RArcland IN. George, Oyster lud, SpcCnlty
iM nanicllA i0i, Tragnn, badge Ill
Fourth Racr.-Milc and fourth. tonncmnri
ia Montague no. liOAr loo. Surina IL, specially
ia ArrtinO %. The bourbon ~. UOauo1 ~.
Fiith Race -1htcC. quarters NJ mile weller
weights Rowland iHt king Idle Stfidcawul, ~.
Nnrnnn. Volunteer. -. Mclaughlin W, Leather
stocking Gcmlliur, -, 1lcnmuuud, loldslrcum'
iiE Drake ~. khuithu no. Bonnie lhl Ia
sixth Rirc.a Mile aud a sixteenth. luminnrY
iGi Refund, Unique, ~. lirriun 10, llouaipnir
Inuu Kuight ~. lb'la, - Valentine, 100, Manfin
ia sam k,cuc iO,. Mll browns
The stretlorhusr full cour~r, Jim hc'iowhn TO-
Niue Iay iss VIII Davis ~, laSaniu liA hll
lIond iis Charlrmague rs, hob stay ~ Monte
Ctlstn' ~, Nc.tmoplaud iC1, Little Fellow -,
Urnrnian l,h, Sam Known ~. Mvntnutc lil J."
nov i,lS school Master 49,. Elphin ~ Erili1u
tinn. Repartrr Algiers. Alex T. Ten fclloN, ,hnn
iiclrcf The Colonel. ballot, NAnc,use, Jarkron
linda Willie Palmer. ~ each.
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TuE liver and kidneys must he kept In
good condition. Hoods Sarsnplrilla Is -
great remedy for regulating these organs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-27
FOR OUR YOUNG READERS



OF course you arc proud that your fathers vsrs
good:
sris 4 pleasure 20 know they were great
N tho Held. on the bench. or IN scicnee q ~
or - leaders In matters % state.
nut We all should remember our ancestors
fame
Il not for their children 70 wear;
10 The fame Of the great man the family name
Il the only legitimate heir.
The fame that Is yours l. tho fame you have
won.
II you've not won itycl look ahead
But don't claim an honor because you're the
son
OF ancestors centuries dead.
OF proud ones who lived on tho fame Of their
Examples In plenty are found;
Like the turnip and passnip. they seem not q
That the best Of them lies underground
Look ahead 70 the future past Il not yours
For your prize trust the future alone.
The fame OF the past II anothers reward;
Make the yield OF the present your own.
inherited titles Of honor are vain.
In the heat Of Fames handicap chase
The plain man looks forward. the noble looks
back.
And oftentimcs loses the race.
Look forward toll onward; and when IN thu
end
wellmerted honors you've won.
BE proud that your CLAIM 70 the prize did no
lie
In beng a Somebody son.
-R.W. McAipis>. u Haypsr's Young People.
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uow the Ola Roman Defeated Jay Gould
and the Hold Lobby.
One Of the chief acts OF Judge Thur
mans Senatorial career was the secur-
ing Of the passage OF the Pacific Rail-
road Sinking Fund act. II viii be re-
membered that the efforts Of Gould ana
Huntington were concentrated upon
the Senate. Stanley Matthews had
charge Of the bill Gould and Hunt
ington were in Washington In person.
Gould had chosen TO dismiss for time
his parliamentary agents" and had
himself undertaken the task OF calling
personally on senator's and endeavor-
inc 70 convince them by the ingenious
and yiausible arguments OF which he
| Is master to support the amendments
which would practically nnllify the
Thurman bill.
| The agents Of Gould and Hunting
ton sat in the marble room Of the
Senate. TO which. under the rules Of
that body. they could have access only
by the introduction Of some Senator'S
They were confident Of forty votes
10 defeat the bill. Senator Thurman
expected 70 pass the bill by midnight.
There were indications OF an at
tempt at flibustering by its op'
ponents and many amendment
had been offered. Mr.. Thurman
was seen to have upon his desk I
roll-call OF the Senate. He rose ant
said that he understood that the op
ponents OF his bill were confident o
victory; that he had. in fact. then upol
his desk roll-call Of the Senate will
the names checked upon it OF the Sen
ators who, he was well advised. wer
relied upon by the agents OF Goul
, and Huntington to vote nay. Their
was intense interest in the chamber
Mr.. Thurman did not read that roll
call or tell where he got il. He simpl
said that as the voting on the amend
|, ments proceeded he should watch
! with great interest to see how well
tailed with the list with which he ha
| been furnished.
Il There certainly was CONSERVATION
: the ranks Of the lobby. The votin'
began The forty promised votes upo
J that tally sheet dvindled to eighteen
] The bin was passed. Thurman ps
I his mysterious roll-call into his poke
! Gould took the train for New 1or
and. it is said. has never been in Wasf
: ington since The Thurman bill wei
J to the House. defied the combination
7 OF the railroad lobby. and was passs
4 by two-thirds vote Syracuse IN. y
= Herald.
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saslos. eennisssd = ne aoesrs.s q cheap -.
and dear sugar"
Mr.. McCulloch. Secretary Of the
Treasury under two Republican admin
istrations. IL m old Henry Clay whig.
and understands Mr.. Clay's American
doctrine as well - any living man. but
Mr. McCulloch commended the Presi-
dents Recommendation ~ judicious.
Had they bccn FREQ trade propositions
Mr. McCulloch could not have approved
them. They are not made such By the
declaration OF the Chicago platform,
nor will they become such because Of the
perfervid rhetoric Of the campaign. -
Harpcr's Weekly (fnd.).
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80 - ..sss !, she Republicans
SENATOR INGALLS,. in proffering his adj
x;ce y The delegate attending the Chi
900 Convention. laid Il down as i'm
rer.t;ve that the vice Presidentia can
didste should 81 ..some fellow like
Phelns ~ New Jersey. who could
r.sch she conservative forces or the
70 .rd 80 contributions from the
m.r.f,c.urer- and wall street. And
shsr~rron the convention nominated
1.-; . uorton
r.. c.hs~ 49, NJ R~see. on behal
~ ~ R.rnbl;can COMMITTEE. notified
NJ Morten that he had been selected b,
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cus Tor tnelr mere money getting
mower To such degradation has :
great party come through oeooming
the tool 81 monopolists and trusts.
Il win Do sorry day for American
liberty when wealth alone y tho
avenue 70 public Office The mere
mention o. il should bring a blush 70
every patriots check. And yet every
body knows that IL Was because OF his
wealth that Morton was nominated. -
Chicago Herald
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= Republican s, ss.n sH- e MSss -" "
- $50. sv;dertlv believes
.ssr - -. coverror Alcer. a
s ~, 49, '''y y 4 s;r,s ~ his defeat
's - = r,h;cago for the Presi-
= 80 -ass;as,;cr NJ one can blame
- 49, sr;. n.,;.s There are manv
IN. -. 80 = liz Mn
"nv s ns,a Sarstor sa;d ~ = CORE
-. -. 49, a.v. IT think the
sPn u -s;ch thosa Southern votes
nlalne. !. - 49, 49, catert y
were oo. a. 80 .cavsrt;or ), r.
~ my 1870. ~s.sa h.nd,s,s ~ the f,,nd 4,
49, 49, asr;nr Aloer's f,,nd--ant
.nloasD ,-.s5 49, .,h;ect With the ~
'nen u' ~ Ls.a - ao,,ht that Alger 90
Ia q ~. south tha. were no
sone 800 = - -
oo w ,~s.t, scanda, in the Re
5000, A,oar,