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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

Chicago Times The truth : that
high tar.;! toes not make high wages,
and thas, who try to make an Ameri-
can workman believe that Il does are
deliberately attempting to deceive
INN The are deliberately attempting
10 induce hiIG - vote monstrous taxes
on h!mseit il common with nine
tenths u the American people, to the
end tina; tue other cne-teuth NAV roll
IN wealth ami lord It over the mass
OF their coGntryman
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

Considerable Comment hns resulted
from tee Tact that the rich Republican
banker preAsI, # Philadelphia, has
declared in favor OF free raw material
Cen Grant nd me same thirteen
years ago, tui President Arthur SIX
years ago But the Republicans of
1855 have gone hack on the ReHubli.
cane 0: those dsys. anu the principles
they protested. They have also gone
back on Blame, III The article OF free
wh.skev The Grand OLD Party. Of
OF 'cre>; mo.a. IDEAS, has gone back
nron ITSELF, ana the people will 10
back upon t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

The Republican organs are Growing
ever the accession TO their ranks OF
several Democratic millionairies.
That is where the millionaires belong.
The Democratic party is the party OF
the people. Fortunately the vote OF
q poor farmer or mechanic will count
a. much in the ballot box as that OF
Crpsus Morton himself.-Ex.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

THE Mans TIE TI!NG.-Mr. Hsr.
rlson says "a cheap coat makes = cheap
man. H t.lei:hat sort Of argument
during his tght with Blue jeans VII.
iams IN 1870 aul the plain people
OF Indiana, who have 10 wear a. cheap
coats as they can get, put the kibosh
on Benjamin. IL this land there is
many noble heart under a cheap
coat, though the Republican candidate
seems to believe that nobility OF soul
and swallow-tail coat are insepara.
bile -Akd Cullfo,7Ja.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

There will be Tournament and supper
Tuesday. August 81. 1858.
f0r the benefit al Holy Pace Chur.h. in
the Turner field below the Indian Bridge.
Riding 10 begin AZ O'Clock, shsrp.
Knights fee, 81.
Admission 70 grounds, for adults 10 cts,
children, 3 cts.
The Indian Bridge store will b. cloz.si
before the riding
Supper At 6 p N. a. the Hall Tickets
for supper, Adults, 50 cts. Children, Is cts.
Dancing in the hall.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
BENEDICT RACE COURSE !

Books are now open AAA
for the Benedict Jockey AASSSSC
Club. Membership fee. 1865
IS for each meeting, Spring and Fall. This
entities the member and his immediate
family lomitting males over 2ll entrance to
the grounds AMI al! the privileges Of Toe
track for the Fall Meeting lSS~ Books tor
membership will close Sept. lst Persons
desiring to.bccumc members will therefore
please forward their subscription during
the month Of August g. THGS BERRY,
ESQ, Secretary and Treasurer. Benedict
Charles county. Md. 2emi,tgnCc- si.nuid
hc made as early n possible III order that
we may ascertain Tic amount AMI number
Of purses 10 be offered
Z GILL BOWLING
Further particulars on application -
THOMAS BERRY Soc AMI Treas.
The track : now open Ia members VI the
Association t'r training Application for
stahlinG can be made 10 the Secretary.
f. q. BOWLING
Aug 2-3i
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
PICNIC.

There viii = picnic III the benefit Of
MechanicsviA Catholic Church
WEDNESDAY August 22nd, instant,
in the OAK. ysoxE, near John ~ SCOTS
house "a -sSoieh Road
Of the season. There will be provision
made for dancing also, croquet games
and ether means of amusement fbr the
young people. M labor will he spared 10
make il IN enjoyable affair Should Aug.
ist-be no fair thc picnic will ~ held IN
the following DAY
The public are invited
July Is s. al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

THE REPUBILCANS.-In this CAM
paign labor must remember that its
worst enemies masquerade as It's
friends, and even the trusts that rob
the people pose AS champions Of pro.
lection Of American iabor.-Bost7,
GioJc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

Wien money lis scarce prlceS are
low and high when money is plenty.
II the Sl3O,00O,00G now locked up IN
the nstiOnal treasury were IN circul.
alton there would De a general revival
OF business, and there would be more
demand for labor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
NOTICE

A good home and good w@g pfer,~l -
an honest, reliable, hard wSEing. stirring
man 70 take charge d my farm IA Charles
county, and to work 4 SINAI! crop and
make himself generally useful. An cxpc-
rienCcd man with horses and sinck prefer
ed Must give best ~ reference, NJ 9TH
ers nsed apply.
VIVIAN IL. NEALE,
% South Howard street.,
Aug a-5t Boltimarc. Nj
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
TIE
Hannah More Academy.

Fifteen miles from Baltimore w. NJ. RI
Founded ii lS}3. Il officers and teachers.
Careful ,rtirin- tho. ugh INSTITUTION and
the influences u u quiet Christian homo in
a healthy ncighhoThood The next term
will begin Wednesday. SEPTEMBER 18th.
REv. ARTHUR !, RICH, An, MD.
July 2G-im RElsTEksTowx. MD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
Glass Ball Shooting.

There will be glass ball shooting on
SATU RDAY, Angus, 18th, az r y. Mat.
tingly's, CarberTy's old stand, cuaaca-
cling AZ T. NJ. Entrance, 81 Prizes.
saddle, $ day clock bride Oysters
will be in abundance
+ y AATTINGLI.
AuE I'D
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
ST, JOHNS COLLEGE. A"H ss

Eight Departments and Faur Courses %
Study. Total expenses ln- Students who
board IN clubs, S2f5 Preparatory Sch oI
attached. Spcc;a, attention gwen IL fitting
boys 10 enter the university. ~ III. military
~ Eava! schools Of The government Siiua.
non most heautilU! and hcai;h,ul VoI
catalogues address
Priucira. THOMAS FELL \ VI
July 2b--m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
DIED.

Recently, III tins district, IOSEHH T.,
son -: Thomas ). and Elizabeth VI. GraN =.
aged u months an' days
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
RATIFICATION NOTICE
J. Walter Carpenter Mortgage.
-.
George + Iiutchlns

In the Circui: Court for - MARY county,
sitting as a Cont Of Equity
No. 6S4 n. L
Ordered this 3l-t day of July, 1898, that
the safe made AID REPORTED by d. {. Ham
nett, Attorney for Mortgage, IN the above
cause, b. ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 90 the contrary hc shown On or bc-
fore the 4th Monday nf Aug, 1888,
provided a copy a this order We published
in the 81. Mary BEACON once Il week Tor
three successive weeks prIor 10 the said ith
Monday of August.
The report states the land sold Tor 1918.
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk
True copy-Test
j. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Aug 2-3wo
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
To All Whom it MAY Concern

7 WILL &c in the county f,r two months
iur The purpose 81 collecting past due
claims on account OF G.. Ol,-r IL Sons ca.
-. Claims inpa'i e IL" expiration of that
time Wi. DO placed n tic hands of IN at
in:ncy Tor collection. All partiof owing
the ..novc Company viii d well To- rcttlc
thcif accounts with ms, in order 10 save
cost, a- | mean what say. / VIII call on
a.. parties III person. II Won are ready IL
settle neiHtc | can see YOU remit a. g. OhcT
* sons Company direct or ~ M a; Icon
.al.t9Wu
JOHN NJ LLOYD.
June Pm:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
RTTENTEoR!

There viii bc meeting oithe 81. MARY 8
County Democratic Club, n 'i.r - 1T
Hnus, in Laonlritown, Oh
TUESDAY, Angus, l4th, i"-'''u
NJ o'clock, L. NJ Business ofimprTra &C
will be transacted. All DemoC.u ag.. ia
Nations Throughout, IL" county ar. reg, :
Ell - -cnd representatives. AZ laisoDs -
siFiHs ~ become members ., ;l.c EH,a re
cordially invite, IL attend
LUKE r. MATTHEWS.
,--.icAi.
f. iiAIEr- ,AnAGEER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
iF'a l'resi,ieHt

WLMW1hATND NDMN4Ns8 kN0aNA1s
Hin FresideHt
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF NV YORK
F'g I'a. PTe-tdoEI
ALLAN 6. THURMAN,
or ONO
El,.t,g, 1t Lngc.
james HoDGE-, HENRY FACE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
Datrct E7ect0a

E;r c.ng,e--5M District
Hos BARNES COMPTON
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Saint n

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Local.
L0CAt.Wis
A very ho, W
The Lconari1
Gen. Pail. 81.
header, is dead
Mr.. J i la.
iriends IN Tie al
The Ehenc1
August Il. r.
Charlotte Hall.
There wass
Ge~1rgu counts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09
/, Oscar Morgan

Extend . special invitation - AIS many
friends and customers - SiSit his STORE
and examine his large stock II Fashionable
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secretary
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ALLAN 6 THURMAN,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

The overturn in Delaware at the late
election, which resulted in the election Of
a Republican Legislature was due to quar-
rel between Democratic factions. Two
families have hitherto controlled the poll
tics Of the state Since the year 1852 the
Saulsburys have had complete control Of
counties Kent and Sussex, while the Bay
ards ruled New Castle county. The two
factions made a compact 10y which the Bay
ards were to have the United States sena-
tor in New Castle, while the Saulsburys
were to run the rest Of the state. That
plan was carried out and ever since Kent
and Sussex have ruled New Castle with an
iron hand. Owing to individual jealouses
and disappointments the alliance between
the Kent and Sussex counties Democrats
became broken this year, and coalition
with the Republicans carried one of them,
while 10y adroit management New Castle
county was made to contribute quota of
Republican representatives The result is
IA Republican majority Of two on joint bal
lot. a secondary result will be the retire
ment Of MIR. Bayard n private life at the
close of the Cleveland administration, and
"A further result may be the final breaking
up Of clan rule in the state, and the return
Of the inhabitants to some control Of Their
own affairs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23
HOME NEWS.
Mc,nnrnInricnI Rrc.rh
WeIeoFoIoNIchI too"Fu'
WEEK ENDNa THURSDAY EvENiNe, Nov p 1883



Housekeepers, be sure and read J + Amber
sons notice in advertising columns
Picture framing latest styles-cheap and I'm
good taste at Clapp & Jones's
Prof Clark, the scientific specialist in lenses for
the correction Of defective eye sight. will remain
with Ranger Thompson, jewellers, until Friday
night Of next week, Nov 3d.
To RENT-A pleasant front furnished room with
steam heat and gas at No ~ Grove street
GEO W NoRcRoss.
Carved easels in cherry, oak and ebonized wood
reduced TO cost price for one week
$ NJ CHArFIELn, Ryther Block
Buy Picture Frames Of Gedds
FoR SALE on TO Rent One Of the most desira.
ble residences in West Brattleboru Apply TO Mrs
s. +. X Priest
Prof d. A. CLARK, the popular scientific opticiar
is now at Ranger & Thompson's iewelry store
where he will remain until Friday night Nov 9ntb
He makes people see after all others have failed
and thousands throughout New England arr,
witnesses Letter after letter he has received from
those who have suffered their whole lives MANY
suffer and doctor the body in vain for relief but
when proper glass is fitted all the trouble c,as,s
So If your head aches. or eyes ache. or one ,,y,
is seeing better than the other don't fail 10 ~.
him. Consultation free.
Picture frames in variety at A. F wilder's
laundry building, Flat st. Open evenings. : 10
Now Is THE TINE to have your Magazines bound
and your old books rebound at W f. Goddard
Book Bindery, Harmony Block
DR. Cross will be- at So. Londonderry Monday
No, sjtb. for three DAYS. returning to Brattlebor,
Wednesday. the 2Sth inst, to remain until Dec sth
DON'T TRAVEL without Accident Insuranc,
when 1t costs only . cents per day for S3luJ ano
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

but his idea Of having the supervisors elect
ed 10y board Of education in each county,
60 he composed 10y one member from each
town, was incorporated in an amendment
offered 10y another member and adopted
Each county board is 10 elect the supervisor
for lis county at a meeting held at the shire
town Of the county on the first Tuesday Of
April biennially. Another amendment 10
the bill offered 10y Mr. Ball of Rocking
ham, cuts down the salary Of the state su-
perintendent Of education from $1,000 TO
$1,000. Efforts were made TO reduce the
salary of the supervisors from $1,000 10
$1,000, but without avail The vote on the
bill stood 100 for to "a against Windham
county voted Yeas, Messrs. Adams of
Marlboro. Ball. Dudley, Goodwillie, Holton,
Mann, Phelps Smith, Tudor and Wheat ;
nays, Messrs. Adams Of Halifax, Bridges,
Cutler, Fuller, Harris, Howard, Jones,
Knight, Miller, Sherwin, Walker and
Warren. There is little doubt but what
the bill will pass the Senate Dr. Hoton
has had on exhibition in one Of the commit
tee rooms during the past few days very
fine display of the work Of the pupils in the
Brattleboro public schools, in the line of
map drawing, sketching and composition,
as an argument showing what improved
methods of instruction will do for our pub
lie schools. None better has been produced
during the discussion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

The official returns of the vote in Virginia
have been made and declared, and the fig
ures are-Cleveland. 1jl.911: Harrison.
$50, 4i2 Cleveland's majority, 1885. This
is a Democratic loss over 1884 of 1906
zen. Malone declares that the state of
Virginia is Republican, and majority for
Harrison was in the boxes when the polls
closed No man who is familiar with Nir
ginia methods doubts this, and yet after
two weeks spent in counting and doctoring
the returns, with all the election machinery
in their hands, the Democrats are able to
return only the narrow majority of a scant
1900 for Mr.. Cleveland. Had the legal
voters of the state been permitted to put
their votes in the boxes. and to have them
counted, Nirginia's vote would have been
returned for Benjamin Harrison. 1t is not
charged that bulldozing or terrorizing were
employed, but methods equally effective
were used to keep out the votes of colored
Republicans. One of these was to adopt
policy of delay and obstruction at the polls
An amendment to the constitution was voted
on at this election, and trick which the
negroes did not see through, was for the
election inspectors to ask them if they wished
to vote for it. Few of the colored people
understood it and the inspectors deliberately
read over the proposed amendment and ex-
planned it, using up so much time in this
that when the polls closed long lines of
voters stood waiting for their turn 1t is
claimed that in the city of Richmond alone
1000 voters were disfranchsed in this way
1t signifies little however, that the vote
of the state was not counted and declared
for the Republican ticket The result of this
election puts Virginia in the doubtful col
umn and makes a break in the solid South
which will upset all Democratic claims and
estimates in the future
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

From the Boston Advertiser
a comparison Of returns for 1884 and
the election Of this year in the Northern
states shows net gain in the aggregate
Republican pluralties this year of over 90.
600 votes In the states Of the South and
border where contest was really attempt
ed or Observation-Disclosures Virginia.
Vest Virginia North Carolina Kentucky.
Tennessee, Missouri and Arkansas, the az.
gregate Democratic plurality this year was
fully 1000 less than in 1884 In the
Northwest, where it was figured out before
election that the Republican pluralities
would sink 10 the danger line or he wiped
out entirely, there was a gain as compared
with 1884 Of more than 30 900, as the re-.
turns for Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
and Iowa show, and the Democratic plural.
ity Of 6421 in Indiana was changed h d
Republican plurality Of over 20O0. If there
is any satisfaction to the explainers of de.
feat in this exhibit in face of all the
strength of the administration the mag
nihcent campaign Of the Democrats and
the belittlng Of the Republican cause and
efforts, they are welcome 70 it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23
West Halifax.
II, L. Learnard lost a valuable colt last
week

II, 4 Learnard lost a valuable colt last
week
Henry Brown Is building sugar house
Mrs. Dea. Joseph Tucker, who died re
Gently at the age Of % wears deserves
more than passing notice. A trihe over
one year ago she was actively engaged
with her household duties and about the
village like others born a generation later
Her mental faculties were no less reuarka
hle. Recently she alluded o. the time when
she was familiar with Amherst. Mas, and
Its one college building, aud spoke of the
many changes there, including the Ma,sa-
shusetts Central railroad In her early
ME she taught school and for many wears
she and another lady were the only teach
ers employed in the two districts in TN.
north part of the town The other teach
er atterward became Mrs. Gen. ?. Mather
OF Marlboro, long ago deceased Mrs
Tucker, Familiarity known as Aunt Iau
ra' was for many years "A resident of
Marlboro, she and her husband moving Ia
Halifax over 20 years ago. MIR. Tucker
died few years ago. Mrs. Tucker for
over 40 years was a member of the Ban
inst church and attended meetings in this
village regularly until within few months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

The official returns from every county
in Iowa give Harrison 2ll ,592, Cleveland
l7S, 800; Harrison's majority 81 1893.
We hardly need 70 call attention 10 the
attractive advertisement in which the Bos-
ton Herald records the magnificent success
in circulation which it won on the day fol.
lowing the national election. The Herald
has won its great clientage by giving stead
lily to its readers the best in its reach and a
good deal of 1t. 1t is a genuine instance of
what brains, push and energy" will accom-
plish.
The Indianapolis Sentinel offered prizes
before the election for the nearest guesses
on the plurality of Cleveland and Thurman
in Indiana, In distributing the prizes the
other day the man who guessed one vote
received the first prize, while the second
and third prizes were awarded 10 those who
guessed two and three, respectively.
Senator Morrill,, a press item declares,
was so rejuvenated by the Republican vic
tory that he has gone back TO Washington
prepared to take part in the coming tariff
debates with unusual activity All the
medical skill in the world, he says could
not have done so much for him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

Jason Knights house caught fire last Sum
day evening from the effects of burning
SCOT IN chimney. 1t was necessary 10 call
the near neighbors to help put out the fire
There is a stock company in this vicinity
composed of Republicans aud Democrats
who own $40 cannon. 1t was fired for
the ilrst time at the Democratic rally in
tins place, then again on Sept. 18th the day
Of the state election, No one was disturbed
by the firing on those occasions On Tues
day evening, Nov. ID, three men and two
boys thinking that it was not hest to let a
$40 cannon lie around idle especially when
a very important election had lust taken
place and great Republican victory won
concluded to fire the cannon two or three
tlmes just as the cannon was ready TO be
hired the third time, viii Iawton put in an
appearance all of sudden and shouted
stop that firing He twitched the fuse
out OF the cannon, hustled up 20 Harry
Miller, struck him heavy blow ON The
lace, breaking in the cheek bone. without
any provocation whatever, ierked off his
coat and wanted to fight somebody. No
one present thought 1t worth while TO modest
MN Mr., Miller was so badly injured that
Dr. Miller was called in attendance and he
has had 70 lose more than a weeks labor
besides suffering much pain. DTM
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

4 bill has been introduced and passed to
its third reading in the Senate looking to
some provision on the part of the state for
the relief of the asylum at Brattleboro,
which has been steadily becoming over
crowded, in the last two or three years
especially. The bill provides for the ap-
pointment by the governor of three trus
tees, and empowers them to select a site
and erect buildings to the extent required
by the state in excess of the accommodation
at the Brattleboro institution, and organize
the new institution for its practical work.
a section of the bill also authorizes the
trustees TO receive from any city or town "A
site that is suitable, and legalizes such act
ON the part of the city or town so offering
a site The treasurer of the state is auth
orized to borrow temporarily, if necessary,
the sum or sums required for the prosecu-
ton of such work There is no question
but that this action is imperatively demand
ed, and the provisions of the bill seem en-
inently wise and proper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

W f. Bingham and SONS have moved
from the Norden house down To- the Lam
son house. near their saw and grist mil
Ezra King, while working 10 the wood,
few days ago, had the misfortune h. lam
his ankle badly, which will lay him up for
some time ~ come.
Mrs. Abbie Jones Of Springfield, Mas.
Is stopping for a few weeks with her fatn.
er, D. b. L.amson
John NJ Moore Is running several OK and
horse teams carrying large maple and beech
logs 10 the Wiliamsville railroad station
for partie, in Massachusetts and Connect
cut.
The funeral of Mrs Harriet H. Merr.
field took place at the dwelling house of b
Morse on Thursday, the 10Th inst. ser
vices being conducted 10y the Rev. J. T.
Mitchell
O.. b. Stedman bought of William A
Brook short time ago ten acres of land
To- enlarge his pasture
MIR, Alice Bailey has been engaged t.
teach our 10 weeks term Of schoo TIN,
winter
Mercury Thursday morning down to 4
above zero.
Democrats aud Prohibitiouists are look.
ing cold and lonesome They can't see
how 1t happened that Harrison and Morton
were elected, and such all honest faithful
President a. Grover Cleveland has been
was defeated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23

The complete figures of the vote in New
York state show that the total vote for Pres
ident was ,279, $40 for Governor, ,276,-
S31. Hill leads all the candidates, receiving
SO more votes than Gen Harrison and Is,
101 more than Warner Miller. Outside of
New York and Kings county brooklyn
Harrison received 473,3 and Cleveland
100000 This gives Harrison a plurality of
-, 1O5 above Harlem bridge Cleveland S
plurality in New York and Kings was IS.
9l2 This leaves 10, 1913 as Harrison's plu
rality in the state While the Prohibition
vote, 30. 692, is larger by ,, 1913 than in 1884
it is smaller than in any year since, and H..
los less than last year. This is the direct
result Of the sturdy fight made 10y Mr. Mil
Ter on an uncompromsing temperance plat
form