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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-24
ELECTION NOTICE.

MKvrHp. TESs, May A. 1874
TUE ANNUAL EI.BCT1os OF A BOARD OF
L. Dlroctou Of tho Cayoso oil Works viii 10
held between the houu of u O'Clock m. and pm.
on FRIDAY, May ~. iess NJ the Companys ohioe.
corner OF Front and Keel streets. Memphis, Tenn.
H. rAhnisu. Secretary
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN WHO mas NICE oFFICE
~ In new building would like 20 sharc the cN-
pcnse Of same with an agreeable oonpauion. doctor
preferred. Addrrs "Loncsomc lawyer" this once
HoRsEs TO PAsTURE-APPLY 10 W. A.
i i FAlllEs 81 Union street
I ADY Agents 80 A DAY sURR-NEw RuR.
IJbcf undcrgiunont Mr.. III litilc. Chicagolil
MEAT GIRL. 10 WORK IN SMALL FAMILY.
~ Winchester H., hni house west Thornton ave.
WHITE GIRL
w A. isl Poniolo, street
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH 80 Dr. neaaregaras
Tonic aud Nsrvine, the Cfeat
IreufN Nueflug.

Tonic aud Nsrvine. the grsat
Preach specific.
NERVOUS DEBILITY IN ~ ~ stage. fnsntsi
IN and physical dcpnceiun. sIrrnstaffhnn. nv.
poChondria sierilliy. neuralgia hTsisria lnntarity
luf study o. business, paralysis, impuieuna. uprp
o. lnsa ~ memory toiicnina uf de brain. Hid 30
diseases Of tho nervous system may be radically
tufHii IN either ten by The usn Of this unrNnrllri
PREPARATION. II Il a matter oi fupneus iinfgfNura
H. ice Appropriate treatment Tor The ours ~ The
los II nerve puWcf and Dr. icauirfaris foulG
aud heftinf hiirf many yean Trial IN Eufupo, has
Tiufed iuiallhle n taken nrnonllsg 81 difrrtlnus
which are HniHri ~ each buiilo uus bnH equal ~
one monihs treatment. will cure fcornt oasra
Price, ei.Oo bor, oftlK l1Ges iof $500. rent
hy mall PREPAID pn receipt ~ prize We Euaaniee
fin boxes 20 cuie any Cafc Win cash orirf 70
taivci b. iof sia b0Has ~ viii ssni our written
guarantee ~ nuiufn The money II treatment does
bot effect Cnfe. A. hsnksu q Co, Druggists. tbla
sgcuis ipr United tlalc, ~ and ~ Aala street
hsnphla. lena
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HSHOMINGO GRAVEL.

TINS FAMOUS GRAVEL WILL BRFuRxisHEp
ihe Memphis tiIssss,os fsil,oaa 70 uvaio p.f
lca a. Wei "a Ior public Improvements, In carload
guanuucS Onicu Win be tsksn BY the companys
.cn,. =, lhe sycsal staiious OF BY The undersigned
J. n DAvANT
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d r. ID. S. JOHNS MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street,
MEMPHIS. TENNEssEH.
Established In isloi

np JOHNSON 4 hrknnwiciftst b al nafirs IN.
IL irfssiel ~ By far The musi sIioiosiiul physi.
elan iu the inatment Of private W serfut dhssget
Quick. permanent rufrs guaranteed iu every GO,
tunlu 90 irmale hei.iut Cnsns VI hunuffHra aui
syphilis cured In q lev DAYS without the - "
Fouufy, change 81 dict 0f hlHduura in1m busl.
ntss tcoondary Hyphilia, the last ycsiiEe ofadi.
rated without The ice of msnufy Involuntary
los Of semen rtoppci IN shnu lime. Sufferers
lfum impuisnuy Of luss o satual pusufs rrsitnd 10
ffur vruf IN few weeks Nrilms ~ srlfabIsa
and cNccsslye ycngry, suffering ifon fpcfmHiuffhea
ana permanently cured fanirnlaf attention paid
10 the niseases Of Women, and cures uismutssl
Iiles and Old sores our' without the Of oausto
~ tho kills. al consultations suirily runldan'
ilal Nsdicnci seat ~ eHpfca W al pufis 81 We
ruuuifY.
90 Nofslngmcn cured Al half the usual mic,
once ho5n IRON . o'cio,k am. q O'clock 10
H. n JOHNSON. Nh.
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nooMs To LII.

ROOMS To LIT.
L,uHNfsHKD AND UNFuKNIsHED ROOMS.
" front cuntnal location. % Madison stpct.
I,uRNIHHED Ns-TRANsfENT on rER.
II mnncnt Apply ~ No " Adams sinrot
NICELY FURNISHED nOIs
~ AItily ~ ~ Court street
nFTICE-TIIE OLDEST DENTAL OrFICE IN
" the city, on Main ttrct lryaie stairway.
Address g., raU Avalanche.
nfflCE-A beautiful double irini Ofloc. suiia.
" Die Tot physician, frrund floor over 20 Mnlu
street Apply 10 n.,Iafln.s Miller a iboics.
pOuM4-fuHNlsnEp AM UNFINISHED
~ U'oms NJ ~ count street.
fI'Wo FURNISHED RODMs-ON Ttiisr FLOOR
i suitable Tor two or thno gentlemen Refer
cnc,s required Apply n ~ FOURTH ~
TWO MGR FROST ROOMS N PRIVATE FAN.
~, cvnifal lpcnii1n suitable iuf light house
lccpinE 90 sleeping apartments. ffurfurcs. Al
druss II. y H., cafc Appeal Office
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Croditor's Notice

No d.si, n DIN tho Chancory Court Of Shelly
County, TENNESSEE ~ J. Hnynon, administrator
Of u. A. Roynon, deceased, ". Henry Roynon
Al al.
II Appearing from an order n court entered here.
IN April - iks., that ail proceeding IN She PRO
hate touri In relation a. thc estate oi a. A. Roy.
non, deceased, have bocn cnl0iBct, and directing
publication b. made Tor all crUdiipn ~ said estate
ceased. have themselves made parties and Ole aud
establish their claims hcrrin within sixty days
from April ~ ihos or the same Will H. iunNtf
once week Tor iou' successive weeks In thc Mem
lhis Appeal
Thh "a day 81 May. isse.
true c0V1-Aucft n i, MCDOWELL,
1i0f72t Cara AMI Master
Hy J. ~ Bfhdiey, Deputy Clcfk Nod Master.
q W liolskoll and =. a. narieau, solicitors
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A GENTS FOR FIRsr-CLAss NovELTITs-IM.
"a mense profits. simpson Iron Company. Colum-
bus o.
A MAN oF LONG EXPERIENCE IN CONNER
~ cial business wishes 20 connect himself with
some good firm IN Memphis for the fall trade
Would prefer house doing cotton iAcioragc and
grocery business Has large bushes, aud per
tonal acquaintance In Arkansas especially the
eastern portion and can control rood tradc and
give satisfactory refs. Addrcss w cate Of Appeal.
A THOROUGH HARDWARE SALESMAN. WHO
"a we'll acquainted with the West Tennessee
trade, No other. ne,d Apply Addr-, HARD.
WARE care Letter Carrier No ?. Louisville. NY.
A GOOD WHITE Girl. AT ial PONTOToC sT.
~ An easy position and good home In small
family.
AN AGENT IN EVERY TOWN IN NIssIs.
"a sppi, Arkansas aud West Tennessee for the
Citlzens steam laundry, Memphis Tenn.
pY TWO YOUNG MEN. FURNISHED on IN.
ID furnished bed nom; must be within ono
block OF Court square. corner room preferred Al
dress BAcikLoIiS, Appeal Office.
INxPERIENcRD sAI.IosLADII CALL EARLY.
IL flRE SAVAGE co.
IELPER-A good blacksmith helper COOL pay
IL and steady work. FISCHER 4 NurZELL.
80 second street
II oRsEs 10 PAsTURE-NULEs PAsTURFD
Il frum saturday nirht 10 Monday morning At
Farm. JOSEPH BuRNEY.
4 ADY = GOOD PENMAN, ACCURATE M
II arithmctioal calculations, Ne assistant In Of.
Zee. applicants will state axe, residence, expert.
snce salary expected hddrs,, 70 ewp handwri'
" enccs exchanged. ". Appeal ofhoc.
OLD GOLD AND slLyRR. CASH on EX.
" change J. " MuLFOkp. the icwcicr
DARriEs WANTING TO loan 5000 At PER
i cent on rood security viii addNss Loci Book
No. 2ll Aberdeen Miss
CiTUATIoN BY A Yoi'HG LADY As SICK
= nurse or lady's companion. b "a. this Office.
CITUATIoN-BY YOUNG NAN y WARS on
- age NJ travelling salesman. collector. Refer.
encee Address .. T. A.. carr Appeal
U,RUsTwoRTHY WHITE NURSE FoR CHILD.
Il Apply At 90 Third street corner court
TWO YOUNG MN TO OCCUPY PLEASANT
i room In suburbs on street car line Commu'
nicaie 20 LOCK box y.
CAFTs AND MACHINERY 10 MOVE TILE.
- phone sla ~, kobn.on x 90
GUNNER BOARDERs- Apply 10 Nm T. g
> Wood, Pierce House, Oxioni. MisA
GUNNER BoARDERs MILES M THE COM.
- Try pleasant shady lawn; telephone, good
board, accommodation TOT horses and huriics fvi'
crcnccs exchanged. Addruss LOCK BOX ~.
TWO SECONDHAND REMiSGTON TYR
Il writing machines ia good condition. address
REMINGTON. this ofice.
w o. Adams street.
FTuAyED.
nNE IRON GRAY foNY. sHoD ALL AROUND.
~ branded with loot on left shoulder. Return
20 200 Front street and DO ewardod
LOST.
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
~ the Tvigrn 70 The Peabody Hotel q larFe I'd
train arriving here att o'clock PIN, 90 IL city. and
containing papcn OF no une % otheu than their
owner, whose business card. arr 10 The pockctbook
DoCKETDooK CONTAINING ABOUT tsl A
II list OF books for book club. and other papcrx
A reward will b given the finder on Ia return 10
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CHEAP COLUMN.

T<<IuI-1aenls In tht column viii b charged At
n . Of Isc for iw0-iinos one Insertion two inscr
tom. &c one week. &c
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ROOMS AND uo.uD.

CHOlCE SUITE OF ROOMS SINGLE ~ IRE
- icrr'd. with or without board tti shelby Il
n EsiRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD Al y MAD
IL snn strurt
L'LEGANT ROOMS. Win coon HOARD
~ lovely looaton ienov Iiace o. walker ave
EuRNisiIED ROOM. Win HOARD. AT NO -
u adams ttnct
doom WITH BOARD FOn Two GENTLEMEN
~ Of iu Manhall avenue references exchanged
fI'IiHlE or TOuR LARGE ROOMS, WITH on
l without bpani or suitable ior ilHht house
kcvping at ~ Market street
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A GENTS FoR FIRsT.cLAss YovELTIEs-iM
"a mense profits simpson Iron Company. Colum
hna q
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ron SALE.
A GOOD PAYING RESTAURANT. SODA
~ fouut aud confectionery. roc particulars al
dru-s Losk ios ma lhoWnsvllie Tenn
=. VI hOlsIth \ I'd. p sccond ~

A ia nAaGAlN-SrOCK AND TiNTuRfS OF
= Drug sturu At haie.yillc, Mis-. slorc ia
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10th bidder
sansn
For
"A successful speculation
''nph"Sd"ng Rally
h ChGgod uesuhwet
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u oi forst tnca. near Gill station, Z mll,a frOm
city so an arn'.
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A THOhOuGH IARDw AKE sALEsMAN. WHO
~ Il we'll acquainted with the West Tennessee
trade. No Others ned apply Address HARD
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-23

instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at p. NJ, March -, 1888, as furnished by
Elliott G. Butler abstracters of titles Room 49, Etna
Building:
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- Farm Notes.

A thrifty farmer says fifty cents worth Of
avis. punches linen thread and shoemaker's
wax will save $40 in harness repairs in twelve
months.
A twelve-acre farm at Carrolton. Mich. pro-
duced last year :nirty tons of hay, 800 worth of
raspberres, 400 bushels of strawberries. 300 of
onions. 200 of potatoes and 200 of corn. The
total receipts wers s., $50.
The Dingee g Conard Company ross-growers,
of West Grove. Pa, have issued guide to rose
culture, which contains a catalogue of the varie
ties of roses and instructions for the proper cul
tivation Of each. Sent free application.
Plenty of whtewash should be used now, not
only for the brighter appearance but also as a
disinfectant. Hot whitewash on the inside of
barns. stables, poultry houses and pig quarters
will aid in preventing vermin and insects.
1t certainly does not pay 90 keep low grade
of sheep and then let them take care of them
selves The small amount of wool secured as
well as the poor quality, such that margin
of profit will be left to the farmer and
above the cost. Even with poor sheep much
better growth OF wool can be secured if they be
reasonably well cared for than if they be left to
themselves.
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|PREBISpOSIRG.
| CAUSES.

Of combining with OF local, sOotng and healng
cleansing and tonic medicines.
application healing the diseased condi-
IEM the CataITh Remedy beyond
4 @ Z all comparison the preparation invented
mild
H0EM. and containing strong irritating caus
harmless when scientifically and sklfy combined in
they wonderful
able healing medicine Like gunpowdr which formed OF
the product of their combination
antiseptic and speedily
destroys all bad smell which OF ctarh
this
The readers mind strongly impressed with the
disease. will the
thereby
breaking result of
the blood
a curing all the various diseases with
UnIEF which it frequently complicated as throat,
~ n bronchial, and lung diseases weak stomach,
HEIENnE tarrhal Deafness infamed impure
full powers virtues OF DR. Pierces Golden Med
extoed specific
effect the lining of the other
promoting the secretion OF their foces and
thereby softenng the diseased and thckened
and restoring it to its natural thin delicate moist healthy
dion. As unsurpassed As those diseases
which conpcae lining
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death $50 No payment for sickness disability
is allowed unless absent from duty for more
than six consecutive days. The association en-
braces nearly all the shop employees, and is at
r,resank in q hourishing condition.
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Chief
| RELIANCE.

zeal D1scOVery CANNOT be too S
effect upon the lining mucous
air-passageS, promoting the nat
glands, thereby softening the
and restoring it to its natural,
dition. AS a blood-purifier, it
which compllcate catarrh are q
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II ANSAs FARMS FOR sALE-SLX HIGHLY
IN improved $50 to $50 acres, each within one
half TO six miles of the beautiful city Of Emporia-
II 900 inhah tants. Easy payments. Write for de-
scrption. Fl. PARKMAN, Ensporia, Kan.
rE.HE GREAT RUSH CONTINUES AND EVERY
i body is buying of those choice lots in Haugh-
yile three t3 squares from Maleable iron-works and
Haugh, hetcham g. Co. s, payments Of 81 so per
week without interest. Only few more left. For
sale by w f. NJ OK & CO., 6s East Market ST
TF YOU WANT TO SELL OR EXCHANGE
Il your property quick, call on Vinnege. Sheridan
We have buyers for small and large properties in
all parts of the city Leave Us your description if
you business.
We have a number of high toned houses on North
Meridian, Delaware. Alabama. Illinois, Tennessee
and Mississippi street, il you want them.
We want everybody TO get house. big or little,
and want everybody who has house lot to sell
to let know all about it. and il we don't sell YOU
out it won't you a cent
Many have houses big too little too near or
too far; come and rs; maybe can get you in
better shape.
Maybe you want to trade yoar city property for a
farm, your farm for city property; do a good deal
of swapping in that line, Would like to talk with
you that subject.
We tell you a good deal ebout vacant lots We
have them good. bad and indfer emit sell or -rade.
Merchants, IL you want to trade your stocks for city
property, farms, lands anything else let know
all about it, We do you good, and won't let every
body know It.
If You are in debt your sity property or farms
and want exchange for other properly get out
we can help you.
We have drug, grocery, dry goods notions, gents
furnishing, hardware and boot and shoe stores 70 sell
cheap and for exchange. We have a number of good
business chances aid Investments.
See VINNEGE. = dERIDAE s. CO., Nos. 81 and
~ Old SentSnsl Building.
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PYRIGHT, 1857. I
CATARRgs ~ III Head.

T r- 7 consequence of repeated attacks of acute
ExnITiHE head" it usually
termed, the membranes of the and
4
folicles diseased
either
Although commonly brought
sometimes makes its
other taints in the system.
m early stages the disease, the patient
HnM IT be annoyed by "only slight dropping into the
q - throat, it, the amount the dis
EEE charge from the air passages Of the head at this
health In some cases the discharge is thick Topy.
requiring
blowing and splitting to remove it from the throat il which it
case the discharge is thin water aerd irritating ard profus
CONDITION OF the lining to necessitate
nasal twang the the obstruction
tion useless the the
by blowing the this only render bad
swelling
tnckened lining membrane The swelling of the
does
affected
patient portion of
dull heavy funess
the which him
unfit business especially deep thought
mental labor. Memory affected
position
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prepong real of catarrh is in the majority OF
ton of the system, in attempting the disease
of this odous disease, and treat
Surgical Institute the do realize the Importance
application, thorough and persistent internal of blood
branes blood readily why
Is 81 wei
Medical Discovery the OF
Remedy 1t
builds healthy Standard
throat b9ncha and lung when any such exist
materially diseased thckened
purified regulated strengthened
other
the Medical
the Alternative changes tissue
function generally somewhat oy They less
Under its influence al the secretons are aroused TO carry the
himself
built and by
entirely repaired,
he feels like mana perfect being
Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Sage's
bottles $500. of
Remedy 90 cents; half dozen bottles $3.50.
pamphlet valuable hints
address, receipt 2ccnt
Address,
worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
InvaIids, surgical Institute.
No. e63 Main Street, BUFFALO, N. z.
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How Would Indianapolis Be Benefited?
The general freight agent of one of the West
ern lines, in commenting on an item regarding
milling in transit, says that the rule alluded to
is not confined to Chicago roads, but is in force
on all lines in the territory covered by the Cen
trail Traffic Association. The general freight
agent then asks how it can be made to benefit
Indianapolis. Suppose the Indianapolis miller
wants TO buy wheat in ST. Louis. The local
rate on wheat. East St Louis to Indianapolis. is
8 cents per 100 pounds, the rate on -four. In
dianapolis to New York, i % cents per 100
pounds and the through rate is 81 cents per 100
pounds Under the milling transit scheme
the rate from East ST. Louis to New York is 90
cents per 100 pounds; adding cents for milling
privileges makes it 80 cents, or l cent higher
under the application of the milling ia transit
rule, than the sum of the locals.
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.


The past winter has been very favorable one
for testing the practicAbihty Of heating cars by
steam from the locomotive. On the Vandalia
q train has Dsen run four months heated by the
Graydon plan and has performed perfectly The
coaches have been more comfortable and evenly
heated, the trainmen say, than they possibly
could have been with stove. On the New York
Central, however, the most satisfactory tests
have been made. as better opportunities We're
afforded than an Indiana road can give. During
the recent blizzard and drifting OF snow. wnlcn,
IL is said stalled /. 900 trains In day IN the
State of New York, of the trains
of the New York Central was caught
in the storm and blockaded for fifteen hours.
The engineer, being a OF good Judgment
husbanded his supplies of fuel and water, aud
arranged the mechanism under ms conbrol IN
sucb a way as to prevent waste OF steam or any
heat 10 give the cars the full benent OF ali the
steam in the boiler. Another engineer nauiing
a train heated by steam showed less wisdom
He uncoupled his engine to break a way through
The drifts and was unable 70 return to his train
which was then totally deprived OF heat, and
good deal of suffering followed. That 1T IS per-
fectiv pracfical TO heat the coaches of train
with ateau, from the locomotive has been made
ouite anpareut and within two years the pas
~enOer trains of all first class roads viii doubt
lees be heated by steam. Some OF the plans for
heating trains by steam include a boiler which
Is carried in one corner of the baggage car. tax
ing but little room, which can be used In of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-11-21
The Fraud Cry.

The two Wheeling daiIies are
making asses of themselves, as well
as beIittleing the ststs by their cry
of fraud in the late election, and ii
is time for them to cab halt.
Our State must not be maligned
longer by them. Their infamous
charges are are an insult to the in
selltsenee. honesty and patriotism
Of oar people.
We take no stock in their charges
and eounter-charges of fraud in our
election.
We believe the election was fairly
and honestly conducted everywhere
in the State, by both Republicans
and Democrats. We believe there
was an honest ballot and a fair
count of the votes cast.
Of course illegal votes were cast
here, and there, but we don t charge it
to one party more than the other. We
donot believe that either workerin
the Republican or Democratic par
ties. would purposely and knowing
ly procure an illegal vote to be cast.
The trouble is that our law of resi-
dence is too loose, and men take adj
vantage of it, and vote when they
are not entitled to do so.
The vote of the State was fairly
cast, and the count was honest, but
there were errors in the footings,
and the recount now going on in
the State rs for the purpose of cor
reeting these footings, not to "count
a. yone out" The demand for a
recount was made in good faith,
by both parties.
Whatever may be the result OF
tais recount, whether favorable to
Size Democrats or to the Republi-
cans. will be final and conclusive
aud viii so be accepted by the de-
feated parties.
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Elections as Educators.

For such a Presidential election
as that of 1888, with it's fair and
open struggle between two natural
ly opposed political principles, and
its consequent influence as politi-
cal educator for the American de-
mocracy, there need be nothing but
congratulations for the country, let
its cost be what it may. There
have been elections over which no
such congratulations could be utter
collections in which the cost was
as great and the educational results
nothing or next to nothing; but no
such criticism can be aimed at the
election of this year. There are
very few voters in this country who
have not in November a far larger
and more distinct knowledge of the
economic principles which underIie
their political beliefs than they had
six months ago; and, whatever may
be the party result of the election,
this educational result is, after all,
the fundamental reason for the OK
istence of the Presidential election
itself: And as we see this result
continually coming into greater
prominence, we may congratulate
ourselves more heartily on the wis
dom which gave us such an educa-
tional force, and on its new proof
that democracy is not the rule of
ignorance. but system of self-edu-
cation.