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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-03

are caused to protrude and look
shaggy.
The King. Princes and common peo-
pie are alike slaves 10 the nasty habit,
and half of the women have their
mouths injured if not absolutely dis
torted by it.
Otherwise, the women are decidedly
comely, having fine forms and good
gaits. Women and men dress so ne ar
ly alike that I could hardly distinguish
one from the other for several days,
for all wear short hair.
The dress is cloth, called spa
nocng," about two feet wide, wrapped
around the waist with one corner
drawn between the legs and caught in
girdle at the waist. This makes
Sort of flowing trouser, falling to the
knees.
A gentleman wears a closely-but.
toned coat (sacque) buttoned to the
neck. with long stockings and low shoes.
The common man dispenses with the
coat, stockings and shoes. T he woman
generally allows the ''panoong" to
hang like petticoat and wraps about
her breast girdle, leaving the upper
part of the bosom and shoulders en-
tirely bare, and none wear shoes.
Many of the working women dispense
with the girdle entirely. The great
mass of people, even in the city, 60
bare-legged and bare-footed. This is
universal in the country.
The women appear to be industri-
Gus. and perform much more than half
the work: The men are lazy and, with
the exception of fishing. appear will
ing to leave the women to earn the
bre ad. All are inveterate gamblers,
and one rarely sees a gambling house.
of which there are great many, other.
wise than full. They are entirely open
to the street, canal or river. and at
night are distinguished by their many
lights. Garter Il. Harrison, in Chi.
c0go Mall
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-03
HIS SUNDAY SUIT.
Its E1-Owner Tells How 1t Came
Change Wearers.

Its Ex-Owner Tells How 1t Came to
Change Wearers.
THE other day." he said, as he
was talking to knot of men in a
tobacco store. 'when that sharper
went around and got hold of two or
three ladies' sealskin sacques by false
representations, went home and said
to my wife:
. Martha, if fellow should come
here and say that he had been sent by
Mr.. Blank to get your sealskin sacque
for a pattern would you let it 60
Most assuredly not was her
prompt reply.
But why?'
Because that is an old game OH
which am posted. / should like to
see a sharper try any such game on
mel
1.-TWO or three nights later I went
home and she ask me what / wanted
of my Sunday suit.
Why, nothing.
q Why did you send for it, thene'
:. But ! didn't
You surely did! A fellow came
here and said you wanted it, and sent
it by him.
:. You did! He was a swindler! I
thought you said no sharpers could
beat your
yes. but thought sharpers always
inquired for sealskin sacques. and
never for mems clothing
Yes, sir, she gave him suit OF
clothes which cost me sixty-fiye dol.
lars. and / shall never see hide nor
hair Of it again. Detroit Free Press
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-03

"A few weeks ago a paragraph
was printed in the Maine newspapers
telling of three Aroostook girls who
walked from Ashland to Portage
Lake, rowed across the lake. ate their
dinner. and returned to Ashland in
the afternoon. having walked eight
cen miles. The article also said
that the girls are expert snowshoers.
horse back riders, school teachers, and
piano players. The other day the
postmaster of Houlton, Me-. received
we'll written letter from business
man. who asked if either Of these
three capable girls wanted to marry.
He wrote that he'd like to exchange
photographs and correspond with any
one of them.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-03
Keeping Within Bounds.

Reporter-Tve got the biggest kind
of social sensation. A desperate
lover threatened to shoot society wo-
man if she would not accept him, and
she calmly looked down the muzzle OF
the revolver and said she preferred
death to marriage with him. That
settled his hopes and so he desisted,
and afterwards blew his own brains
out
City Editor Good. Who is the
girl?
MRS. De Pink, the rich young So
ciety widow"
"Humph! Don't mention the fact
the heroine is widow. Nobody Will
believe the story. Chicago Tribune
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-03

George w. Rosure, known as the
cowboy evangelist, is said by an
Arkansas newspaper to be worth S7oo'.
600, which yields him an income OF
$3.50 day. His fortune was made In
cattle and by lucky investments in real
estate. He is just forty years old, and
in his youth was reputed to be one OF
the most lawless of the desperadoes OK
the Plains.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-03
What May Be Expected.

Visitor Ito ailer-Goodness! can
this prisoner be jenkins, my old friends
son?
Jailer-Jenkins is his name.
Visitor-Why, how did he get heree
He was the nildest hammered youth of
my acquaintance two years back.
Jailer-He couldn't stand it any
longer and killed the fool who invented
that political
A sininity
AN d
ms A nifty
G Ding
AR ound
A mong
NJ any of the newspapers. But
he will soon be pardoned through the
efforts of grateful community
Philadelphia Herald.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-03

AT the recent annual Bears Head
dinner at Queens College. Oxford,
the head, y magnificent specimen,
weighing over eighty pounds, was
borne Ia on the shoulders Of four sery.
auts.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-03

New Orleans women cultivate
camellias at such good profit that
more than one woman is said to
have '.gone to Europe on her eamellia
bush"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-10


cal Debility, Seminal Weakness
Sprematorrhe, k'rostetorrEeae. Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline. and ksssS OF MANHOOD, in
;-iA Its coin ssiicatfoms. and frer1a
whatever cause prsstneess. 1t en-
riches and purifies the Blood Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Se7roduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties.
1t stops ell unnatural and debi,itss.ing drain
upon the system, preventing Involuntary IIsses.
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with The
urine, etc., 50 destructive to mind and body
1t is a sure eliminatcr OF all ktD&EY IND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. II contains nc
injurious ingredients. TO these stsfEssc.
Ing SEDs7 the evil esEesss cs yOSss q.
fgst fndiscvet50rs or ezeess. q speedy
thorough and parssEaasEss EsxE
IS GUARANTEED. Price, ssas.5G PEI
bottle or five bottles III ease, With fali direc-
tons and advice, $40 Sent secure from 90
seryat;on to any address upon the receip. OF
price, or @. o. ID. 10 be had only Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-10

TAia Great
8opeUEv \ . Ne
Ing Kennedy
Z n q n or ' .
TONIC il the
legitimate result
Of over twenty
years practice, bya
THO e D u G L Y
QUALIFIED GBA
d U A TIE PHYSI-
CLAN OF one OF
che highest me
cal cole g e I
Z u r o p Q = \ d
CURE S w 1T II
u N F. LIN G
@ 4 X TAIN TY
NerYous and nIiYai-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-10
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

SufRcien show It's merit, will be sen Il
anyone ying ~ -.etter, stating mis- symp
toms ano age. Communication strictly conf
Dental ais
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-10
IN. G, u, SgsFlEEl.
z16 Aearney Street,
AN FRAN CISCO, CA

Consultation strictly confidential, by e,ser
or ct Office, FREE. For the convenience of
patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy
have adopted private address, under which
all % ckages are forwarded
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DIR. PIERCE'S
Fav0rite Prescription


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Nervine, 1mparss vigor and strength 20 the sys.
ts.n, and cu:ss. as il BY magic. Lcucorrhea. oE
"Nnites," excessive flowing, painful
menstruation, unnatural suppressiors,
pxolapsus. or falling of tho UTERUS
Toak back, auteversicn, retrcversions
bearing down sensations, chronic con-
Eestio1, Inflammation ard liberation OF
Tho womb, inO animation, pain ana N.
derness In ovaTios,. internal heat, and
ssfemale weakness"
Il promptly relieves and cures Nausea, and
Weakness Of the Stomach, 1ndtf,estion,
Bloating, Nervous F-oc.-a.1on., aid Keep
lessuess, In cher eex.
PRICE $l.00, g So ga ss''s aos5s5s
Sold by Druggists everywhere: Send
Cen cents in stamps for DE-. Perces large Treatise
n Diseases Of Women, illustrated.
ysslEs girggassgy x'iisal Association.
6s2 Main st., BUFFALO. N. 7.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

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III Alsoo
sPlUR,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

NEW YoRK, July 10 = Col. Hieholas
Smith, who never did ANYTHING 10 par
ticular except 10 marry Ida Greeley, nov
dead, was a prisoner 10 day. A little
thing like an unpaid toard bill WAs the
cause Of 1t The complainant was John
Allen, proprietor OF the Hotel Hamilton.
Mr.. Allen complained that the Colonel
came to his hotel on February Is last. He
was accompanied by his son, whom be
called Horace Greeley, aged 10 year,, and
a nurse. They tooS two rooms, ami
when the Colonel became in arrears for
board he obtained further credit by
claiming TO own q farm down In Virginia
hich was about to be so d and from
which he expected a large amount OF
money with which he would eetle his in
debtednesJ. He aiterward claimed that
the farm had been sold on May 70 and
that he expected the money daily. Mr.
Allen states that the Coloacl does mot
own and has MT sold such farm and
made false statements In order to obtain
accommodation without intending to pay
for 1t. Mr.. Allen,sa'i that the Colonies
board bill amounted to $685. aud as he
was evidently making preparations to de.
,patt sud lenly without paying be was ar
rested. &c, emilh seemed to feel
his position Ike My. His lawyer
acknowledged the debt, but denied any
thing fraudulent, Bail In the amount Of
$500 was demanded and an officer was
sent around with the Colonel while the
lat er was hunting is up,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

TIE-A
lefn eahT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

srake story season is on us In earnest
now, but whether the "thrulinp exptrI.
ence" detailed from Pixies MIL, Pa.
originated in soue fertile brain or not
lent known. 1t bears an air Of genuine.
ness, however The prlnciples2bssldcs
the snake, OF course-weIe Charles VOL.
Hing and friend. They ran across vu
immense blacksnake In the Black Forrest
region Potter county,, which wolhlna
attempted To despatch with a club. In
doing SO 'the snake wound itself about
Wolflng and pinned one Ct his arms &
his eide His right arm, fortunately
was free, and he selzod the huge snake
by the neck with his right hand and
shouted to his companion to come to hi,
aid. The latter seeing the danger VOL
ding was in, hurried back, and Will,
Wolhlng held the black snakes head a
arm's length, bis companion beat 1t witt
club until 1t relaxed Its coils about tbl
blacksmith, and was fin lily killed. Tn,
snake, which is now being prepared 70
shipment to the Smithsonian institution
measured Il feet and inches, and is un
Dc bt'dly the largest Of its hind eve
killed "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
IL was q sham marriage.

NEW YonK, July 10 Addison Lent,
the "a year-old ,oa Of OVerSeer Of the
Poor Lent, OF steslton, o country vii
lage two mlles from New Brunswick,
N. j., has for yeRra pAat bees the &C.
cepted suitoT OF LueiA Space, . New
Brunswick girl. The Wedding WAS set
for February 20 last, and the ceremony
WAS performed on that date, as the bride
thought.
Every thing went on smoothly till QUO
day recently young Isn't, while intoxi
Gated, conveyed to his wife the intslli
ReAoe that the ceremony was = sham
that the person who had performed the
ceremony was n lAyman, who did n
under the terms Of an agreement. The
police were put on the trail OF the hus
baud, who had, after impattlng the In
telliRenco OF the fraud, left the vicinity
The police traced him 10 Harrison,
Where he again eludei them, bu' In hif
forte TO es.Gpe the officers Of the Law,
Lucia met him, ROt him IN n carriage
snd drove 10 New Erupsvick, where
In the presence Of the Of GERS and q
dozsp friends o! TEe young lady, tht
compile wers legally unitsd yesterday
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

In eply to sorrespo dent, we state
that the Wilmington and Wtstera Rail-
road never paid any dividends to tie
original stockholders. In fact all of
them were euchred aps Of their monet
The bondholders were pro2t5e Tor, and
after the REQ ganlzIion OF the company
the stock advanced rapidly ia price
through the efforts of the late Colonel
hcCombs, and the late Joshua T. Head,
to secure controlling Interest, and CON
sequently considerable sum was reali
Eed by the holders Of the same. Col.
McCombs was the fortunate party in the
struggle, and he made money BY selling
his interest TO the Baltimore and Ohio
Company, as said company wished to OBJ
tain the right of way for direct road
through orlS ate and control the en-
trance TO cur city. The original sub
Gcribers to the Wilmingt n and Northern
road also lott their money. The panic
In 1870 brought fnanelal loss to nearly
every enterprise and those noted were
not exceptional cases.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13


Dr.. w. B Reynoids, medical az
hniner Of the P W. 4 B Railr5ad
Company, "a whiting his pArsnts 10
North Carolina. Or. Charles Il. Johp.
go IA Attending TO his duties during his
absence.
DR.. Thomas Bradford, Attorney
General John Bigks, mrs. General
Wilson aDd fsmili. THEODORE Rogers
and Mrs. George Z'pn viii shortly
leave for . prolonged sojourn at osean
City, Nd.
Levi q. Bird sud family arc at theil
summer residence 10 this country. In
August they will visit Massachusetts
This family of Z. 8. &. Butler hay,
gone to Rehoboth.
DR.. O. Elton Buck and family viii
spsLd August IN The Massachusetti
COAT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

BURLINGToE, Ia, July IA decision
involving q new point under the prohibi-
tory liquor law Of Iowa has been rendered
by Judge Phelps, OF the District Court.
Two years ago a saloon keeper, whose
place was enjoined rs nuisance, appeal
ed to the Iowa Supreme Court and after
filiHg a supersedeas bond continued the
traffic. The INDUCTION was sustained and
and the saloon keeper again gave bond
and carried his case to the United States
supreme Court, where 1t Is not likely to
be reached for a year or two yet. Re
Gently proceedings were brought to have
him arrested and fined for contempt Of
court in continuing the Illegal traffic, not.
withstanding the injunction. His def nse
was that pending the decision Of the Fed
eTal Court the injunction did not apply,
but the District Court now decides that
the injunction must stand and that tho
saloon must close. The saloon keeper at
once closed up and others will follow suit,
as they admit that further resistance to
the law is useless.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

TLE1Ht
INTeuitt
blsi;Will.
Ifvanass'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

|LE-flF
n. egtAbi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
PHTHA
-FOR-
GASOLINE STOVES

II you use gasoline stove It is strictly
necessary TO get PURE NAPHTHA, thus
you avoid danger, bad Odors and expense.
We have sold thousands of gallons during
the past Eve years and without q single
accident reported from using our naphtha
We deliver free to all parts OF the city.
Cans furnished free.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
MLAHD 10 an titus.
OF the irog that en-.
At-...stnwa.Ha.


0lmonalono OF ~
wagon Hbs Waa ablo 70 con.
Tho driver Of theEun u In his oWn In
n. Hoffecker, EsCi his own wishes, he
ared, on compleIip other day, Through
his customers for the l.-uean~ge, 10 run
terday morning, left his team TO- he :.
minutes, and on bic return found tnAI
IL had disappeared. After searching
some time fos It he made his loss known
n police head Quarters. About o'cloch
An the Afternoon Oficers Heal and Bur
roushs found II on Poplar sweet aoov'
Front, and through Them u was 70
stored 70 i,AQwner. Il 10 Supposed .n ny,
and province II IL 70 WA,nh him, crill-
else his Aots, ooufltm or reject his nomi.
nations Of On sers and, II necessary,
even lmpsach and remove him from
the position that he oocu pies. He forgot
that the SanAts 10 tho lAN-mRkina
20 ger Of so. 600. 900 people, and . body
ghoss Aoia even he, great - be sup
p1ses himself 10 be, has no right 10
question. The consequence 10 he re-
ceived q severe ovsrhAullng In the Sen.
Aso yesterday, from which but even
lev Of his friends endeAVorea 10 ds.end
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
FoR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF IadiAnA.
FOR WOE PEBsIDENT,
LEVI P. MORTON,
OF Nav York.

WE CANNgT understand how q
journal ihal supports free trade, can OK.
peci no uolkinsmen OF manufacturer
10 pAtsonizs 1t, or oonstlbn'e in Any
way % Its support M. ClsvelAnd's
policy, The Mlils Dark Lantern Tariff
bill, sud tho platform adopted by chs
Democratic Convention RE s.. Louis,
thai endorsed Mr. CeVelaud's renomi.
nation OF himself, ell mean the seine
thing and tbAs Is free trade. They
may rail- II revision OF the tariff, or By
Any o.her name they pleAss, but the
fact remains, and Ii admitted by the
honest men Of that party, that after eli
1t 10 only free trade under smother
name. And What does free trade meAn7
The xpsrienoe OF this ooualry, With
this exclusively Democratic hobby, has
shown thai II means the thFo wing open
Of our markets 10 the prodna.A OF Eu.
ropeAn free trade countries, and the
coDHeq uent distraction OF our own Iu-
duHIries. II means that our mechanics
shall be compelled 10 work for one
halt, or one-third the wages they nov
rscelve without corresponding reduo.
hon In the cost OF the Necessities Of
Life, or In Ihslr rents or lAxsA II means
IhAT Ihsy ShAn be reduced TO the equal
Of EOglSh work-people, live 90 thsy
are compelled 10 live, and suffer Is
they suffer. II means everything az.
Oept what Ibs free traders and their or.
gans tells us II means, and II Grover
Cleveland should DO reelected, and be
backed BY Democratic Congress, good.
bye 70 the prosperity, which has Bless.
Cd this country for the PAST twenty.
seven years. As this 10 the trus lnten,
and meaning Of fres trade, We again
say that II 10 difficult TO undersIAnd
how any Journal thai Advo,stss II, can
expect the support or patronage Of the
Manufacturers, OK thcse who earn theil
bread with thsir daily toll In our fac.
toriesr worksbopN and rolling mills.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

Notice,


Tie genuine Sharpless creamery but
ter has Bharpless printed in full on each
print. AlWnys for sale by Lynch 8
Leary, Madison street RroOsls, N. W.
Ooruar Fourth,
AZ N \ MAca
thAt everybody ought 70 know tkRa A..
Sergeant gives 1910 lba. Of tho post, we'll.
cleaned coal in every ton You buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindllng wood In large
loads. Lime for whiteWashinR. Yard,
loot Of Monroe street, Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for tbe
blue Sign ODenin0 in the evening
Dr. SHINING white PuImOnlo. Baisam,
The great and mighty lung medicine,
for coughs, sore throat, SO. Endorsed
by Thousands. Far from being excellsd
BY any other. 900. and u. Depot, Atm
and King ste. Sold By deslers.
To the Ladies.
Children's white dresses made 10 or.
der; lace caps 81 q bargain; also oom.
plete line Of notlona. Hukill & PoiI:,
8. II. COZ. Second aud TAtnAD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
T1HEAErlsAHs' sAvANa aANK.
NO. SOa nrARKzr wrnruw.


AhoolfohAfhDs .ssss....s..FHBnu z3Ieai
Onon 70 reoatyo deposits daily from . H.U
anti p. m, and on Tuesday and gsturds '
syonings from TO O'Clock.
the charter Of the hank provides that IN,
prohts upon It's investmAntS, except 40 Ta ~
IS 10 required fer tho payment Of neceDsSf !
expenses aud for suitable surplus for tis
Alnoaa the dopnsitorB.
NO manager Is allowed 70 borrow any mar
OF the fuhda deposited with the Corp 5ration
MANAGERS.
Seorgo W. Bush, y, Allen HiIIes,
y, " esle , Weldin, Alexander i. Bnyk
Geo. 3. OspaIis. Mr. Ranaon
yhag, W. Rowland, Job 4, Jaokeon
ies. u. gsfpentsFs JR., Anthony hiRKing
henry =: Dure, Washington AagtlnEs
nunhN LOANED ON MOLsTC AZ ~
HAo' ": buBHt GMo. 8, OAPHLLN
fresident. Vlos-Pesidsnt
4. r. TAYLoN, Treasurer,
lsW'mv Joa. M. MATBBa Auditor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

TIE NERD OF = good deleatlve in lhls
msy, 20 be known only 10 tho Attorney
General, Mayor and Onibt Of Polins,
has loas been sslt, aud saar3bly week
pAssss thA. tba services OF eu5h O man
would aJI prove vR!usble ana RrsAly
oondu'l7e togsTi tho e1ds OF Justice.
There are mary ctsss thss = good de-
aAchve could work up Vhsrs q regular
affcer would prove poEerless. II We
cannot have . ds.sluvs aDpgiu ed We
would like TO ses an sgsn y established
hare under tho patronage Of tho city
and county, tl2s is, tns proprietor
sho1ld BE- sssusod VI oil solk from tho
Attorney General NJ yor thal eou d
noi by attended 10 by rs regular for %.
We 5siiass .hst Hu sssnoy could SECURE
oonsliHasle work !son films, CORPORA.
lions and .nisylduAs, 80 IhAs la . li.ie
time sas business Ru1ld bs on , paying
basis.
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"sTRAws shoR Rhlch wby the wind
bloWs," and one Of the ttrzWs, which
presagas the gallo ThloA Will sRssp over
this country in November Ras Grouzh
out yesterday, in the Ntte mont o! an
Influential cliizsn OF Newark, Nj,
Gfo said that he knows OF three Of the
largest manu- tao!urers In sha. clty,O OF
whom are Democrats, who nave aVoW.
ed thelr intention OF NOS only voting
the Republican tickst Of the election in
November, bat also o. doina every.
lh'ug In iheir power lba3 viii nFl-
buIe toward lie success. Tness gentle
men the same Au hundreds of ogberl
throughout the country, hSvs taken
this stand besAuSe they k1ow that frss
trade means the destruction OF theiI
bus.rsaa, and this they ira rot prepIr
ed 10 submit 10. There will Be nun.
hers o. others who gill f3llog their ex
ample, and the Republican gain fr5u
pov nn''i election will b sule aad
sleAdlask
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

WE ARE under the In ,ression that
Mayor HArrIugson'A pc los force are
rapidly pioElnS fully as Ell ,lens 30
any Nat have prsoeied them. This
Aaot' We believe, Is AppAteat 10 everyone
except Ghoas Who vlsw them through
bedi nmed and oloudei sd moorA1lc
6lsssts," and who II mEy be possible
are srxiuus to secure q position on .
non-pArtisan ~ pollos com mission.
The pe2p!s eleoIsd Mr. Hs;rlnzton 70
lhe position which thus fsr he has veil
hlled, aud Is m5y DO vol Tor Ill whose
eyes az Is % Asn heied ahss they are
oblige2 - ~ ~