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, 1889-02-07

Detectives are oftener over than I'M
derrated. The detective business is like
any other calling, 1t requires applica-
ton and constant push and energy. 1t
is not so much keenness as bull dog te-
nacity that goes far toward making the
successful detective. The day has long
since passed when a detective is regarded
as a sort of supernatural being, with an
all-seeing eye, from whom it is impossi-
BILE for the culprit to escape. The fact
of the matter is, hat the commission of
crime, nowadays. rarely goes unpun-
ished owing in a great measure to the
system employed in tracing criminals
and the joint action of the authorities
all e the country, or, one might say,
the world. Crime generally leaves its
stain somewhere, and give any faithful
officer a clew and evil, in the majority
of cases, get his man. Where there is
nothing to start on it is different. But
the chief requisite is industry and untir-
ing effort to succeed. Genius can be
utilized, but hard work accomplishes
most.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
, 1889-02-07

Said an Albany dentist recently:
Women are my best customers. 1
think that two-thirds of the persons l
operate on are ladies, and they stand the
work fully as well as, if not better than,
men. Ipresume it is because they feel that
they must have it done, because nothing
makes q woman look homelier than de-
cayed or unclean teeth. You know a
gentleman's mustache will cover his
teeth so that nobody will notice their ap
pearance, but q lady has not this advan-
tage, so she feels in duty bound to take
care of her teeth in order to preserve her
beauty. When she gets into the chair
she has determination and win power
that nc pain can overcome. Albany
Journal.
, 1889-02-07

a tremendous snow slide recently
came down the northern face of Castle
Peak, sweeping every thing before it. Its
track can be plainly seen from n point
on Mount Scowden high enough to over
look the intervening ridge. Judging
from the furrow on the side OF the mount
ain it must have been u terrific affair.
Starting near tho summit, /. multiplied
in volume, taking rocks and earth to the
depth OF many feet. 1t the timber line
left not a tree standing for half u mile
along tho base of the peak. Where ii
finally stopped 4 young mountain of
huge powders, earn and shattered
trunks Of trees, many of them three and
four f"st Ia diameter, blocks . deep ra-
vino. Territorial Enterprise.
, 1889-02-07

Among q multitude Of sage utterances
of the Bible, this one deserves constant
attention: 81 say to every man that is
among you, not to think more highly of
himself than he ought t. think" 1t is
wonderful what u mighty agent self is,
estimated by its own standard. 1t is the
hero of every exploit, the center of every
event, the oracle of all opinions. 1t in
terprets the purpose of the universe.
We are reminded of the two resolutions
the settlers in New England are said to
have passed when they landed: IRE
solved, first, that God gave the earth to
the saints. Resolved, secondly, that we
are the saints and they kicked out the
Indians.
The chances are as n hundred to one
that you are not half as great nor nearly
as important as you think you are.
Then reduce yourself to your proper
dimensions. Don't leave that for others
to co.-Clergyman in st. Louis Republic.
, 1889-02-07

The following story illustrates how
much mice love their tails: In Norwich,
Conn, the other night n young lady set
n mouse trap in her parlor-a trap that
was like n diminutive railroad round
house, with archcd doorways, and with n
delicate little loop of steel under each
doorsill to fly up and catch n mouse by the
muzzle: The steel moses snapped busily
all night, and ext morning the lady
found five mice clinging in five of the
inhospitable d~oorways, and, what was
very mysterious to her, three long mouse
tails hanging from the three other en-
frances. She puzzled her head long over
the i~nscrutable problem. Why did three
mice visit her trap owe night and delib-
erately leave their tails behind them?
But there was no answer 10 it. A very
bright idea, however, flashed into her
mind, and she set her trap again. Verify,
the three tailless mice came back to re
cover their tails, and in the gray dawn
of the following day the young lady
found three ~tailloss mice dangling from
the trap.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
, 1889-02-07

4 remarkable and notable tree in
Chicopee has lately fallen beneath the
blows of the woodman's AK. 1t stood on
the old Parson McKinstry place, at the
upper end of the street, the present
owner of the place being Mrs. TAFT, of
this city. The tradition has always been
that either Mr.. or Mrs. McKinstry set
out this tree when they built their house,
which was about the time of Mr.. Nc
Kinstry's settlement there us the first
pastor of Springfield, in 1852. But since
the tree was cut down it is believed that
it must have been very much older than
the house, and it is thought that it was
fully 200 years old. 1t was n remark
ably beautiful tree of the buttonwood
variety, and the residents of Chicopee
street are all chcrishing as valuable
keepsakes pieces of the wood of this
famous tree. 1t had changed very little
for the last seventy-five years, having
been "hollow" as long as present octo-
genarians played under it, and hid them
selves in its protecting hollow. The cir
conference of the tree where it was cut
down was thirty feet, and sons and
daughters of Chicopee will miss the
familiar landmark. Boston Herald.
, 1889-02-07

y cat was found in the organ during
the services that were being held in tho
Masonic home at Broad street and Ger
mantown Gen. Wagner pre-
sided at the organ, and while the hymns
were being sung the pussy joined in with
more vigor than harmony. When the
music ceased the cat took q rest also.
While the Scriptures were being read tho
cat broke forth again in u vollcy of
music, her voice pitched in c sharp, and
services had TO be suspended while Cen.
Wagner served q writ Of ejectment On
the feline. 1t was supposed to have
been locked in tho organ since Sunday
last, and vas very much emaciated.-
PHILADELPHIA Record.
, 1889-02-07
Novel Defense and Verdict.

An Alabama man, charged with steal
ing n calf, made the following statement:
81 was always teached to be honest, an
most always have been, but when l seed
tlat calf l caved. 1 never wanted a calf
St bad in all my life, an you all know
that when a man wants n calf he wants
hiu"." The jury returned the following
vert let: I'VE, this jury, air satisfied
that Steve stole that calf, but, as the
teller that owned the animal is consider
able of a SLOUGH, we agree to clear Steve
N make the owner pay the costs San
Francisco Argonaut.
, 1889-02-07
The Tyler pesx IN

OfSt Louis, Mo-, are now pushing an
other ingenious Office Device. This time
1t is Tyler's Royal Automatic Type Writ
er Cabinet and Desk Combined. 1t is
adapted to every Machine now in use,
and said to be the finest on Earth. The
Tyler System of Bank Counters are also
attracting great attention, while the fam
Gus Tyler Desks-some 400 styles-con-
tInue to grow in public favor. Illustrated
Catalogues free.
, 1889-02-07

The Russian government proposes to
build the longest railroad in the world.
1t will extend from st. Petersburg to the
Pacific ocean, q distance of 1000 miles.
About one-fourth of the line has already
been constructed. 1t has been suggested
that a road be built up the Alaska coast
to meet it, and that Behring straits be
bridged by means of the many islands it
contains. Stranger things have hap
pened, and we may yet go from New
York to Paris by rail.-Leadville Demo
crat.
, 1889-02-07

Readers OF The Chicago Journal arc
puzzling their head over this problem:
A sells b n horse for $50, and afterward
@ for 500. How much does A make by
the two sales? The original cost of the
horse does not enter into the proposition.
, 1889-02-07

An improved ruling pen, by Thomas
with one of its blades movable when
under the finger. The pen may be set to
make both light lines and heavy lines.
II, in h progress of the work, heavy
ines are needed, q pressure of the finger
on thep pen produces them. On releasing
the finger the pen returns to light lines.
Scientific American.
, 1889-02-07

A community in Nebraska opposed to
lynching recently, to teach alesson, gave
q desperate what might be termed an
introduction to Judge Lynch. They put
into the air q few times. Then he was
told to go and icy return. He went.
, 1889-02-07
NAUGHTY CLAUDE.

When little Claude was naughty once,
At luncheon time, and said
He'd not say Thank YOU to mamma,
She made him go to bed,
And cover up and stay two hours;
So when the clock struck two,
Then Claude said, THANH you, Mr.. Clock,
I'm much obliged to your"
James Whitcomb Riley In St Nicholas
, 1889-02-07

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE ONT
MENT is only put up in large two ounce
tin boxes, and ia an absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and
all skin eruptions. Will positively cure all
kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL
ABIETINE OINTMENT. Sold by DR..
w. N.Hunt, at % cents per box-by mail
80 cents.
, 1889-02-07
nuekIen,n ArnIcn saIre.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or NO pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by DIR. w. n. Hunt.
, 1889-02-07

How can parents allow their children to
cough and strain and cough and calmly
say: "Ohi it is only a little cold" and
fever or consumption, when they can be
SO easily relieved by Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup 1t has no superior, and
few equals. For sale by w. N. Hunt,
druggist.
, 1889-02-07

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothcs the child, %softens the gums, allays
the pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhea. Twenty five cents
a bottle
, 1889-02-07

kellner wishes to state that he is soon
to wind up his business here, and will
therefore close out his entire stock of dry
goods and millinery for less than they
cost at wholesale.
, 1889-02-07
ADVICE =

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should
always be used for children teethlng. 1t
soothes the child, ~softens the gums, allays
thep pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for disrThma. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
, 1889-02-07

Warnings have been issued that
Raphael's "Entombment of Christ" In
the church of st. Peters, in Perugia, has
been stolen.
, 1889-02-07

The grave of William Penn Is reported
to be in a sadly neglected condition, only
q fiimsy slab Of stone stuck in the ground
marking it.
, 1889-02-07

Wedding and visiting cards in great
variety at the Leader Office.
, 1889-02-07

Legal Blanks at the Leader Office.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30


The following extrscf>> troma leite.
written by J. A. starbuck, Yorktown
Iowa, speaks for itsplf: ''lwo years ago.
in harvest time, O young man came IN
my store and said he had been iIHdusg
u heat during tie forenoon, and was 50
bad with diarThoea and collie pains, that
he world have 20 lay of unless he could
get relief. took d hottie Of your diaf-
rhoea remedy from the shelf; gave him
Il dose; sold the bottle. aud told him
would give him the money back ii Il did
no good. lie came in next morning and
said the sigle dose did ils work 30 we'll
that be did not Gully kept up his binding
duringthe afternoon, but bad worked
ali night; AMI had the price OF the dose
gave hini eerthfee DOLLAR, it would
have Teen cheap. | Will further say,
keepon with your good work. Yon cat
not creDmmend your medicine to highly
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
IhOe;, Remedy is one Of the greatesl
medicines of the age; it cannot be beat
Wishing you much success and pros
perity which you richly deserve, | re
niain, truly your frisnd.' For sale b,
Niuson Bros.
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It should Bein Eevery Hous.

3. Wilson 81 Clay St shapsburg Pa
} he will not be without Or. Kings
y Discovery Consumption Coughs
ids his was theatened with Pneu-
after an attact of La Grippe
eaious other remedies and several
Inns had done her no good. Moth
e it. Try it. Free trial bottles
n. Evans Drug store.
bottles. soc. SI.OO.
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RrcnlrN,s ARNioA SAVE.

The hest snlAe inthe world for cuts,
druise sores, ulcers saltrheum, fever
soses tttar chabednlands. chilbaius,
corns, arb al cfuptions, and poslAely
cure piles, or no pay required II Is
guaranteed 10 give perfat satisfaction OF
or money refunded price, 25c per box at
w. #. Evans
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! --ueIy isieeo miaeso well know an
''f as . need Nc special mention. All
re o.e1 1Iecirie Biiters sing fhe SINE
praise. "A purr meficiue does not
"a I. y guaranteed to do ali that Is
Aectric titters all ere al disease.
and kidney. viii remoee pimples
Lcum and otner efecti ms eaus.
Ar b'ood.-Will drive Malaria
ten aid Dseye1t S well as cure
erer< For cure Of Headache,
and L.igestioa iFy Electric
~ Dire satisfaction guaranteed, or
A Prizes 81 efs. and SI.co
n<x5.s Drugstore.
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- - -, - - -
Va. Remains were inferred il
cir final resting place 21st inst.
Though in the prime of life and
be giant of manhood. the seorch-
lg fire Of fever,and the constant tor
re OF pain overcame the physical
wers Of vigor, and he LAID down
burden Of weariness, and too1
the crown Of everlasting life.
seosed was a maHWho stood
a IN the-sst;n1ation of his fel-
l-men was geod moral citizen,
d highly esteerl%l by all who
new him. But thet Master called
nd he must obey, leaving a wife
md three children, together with
ged parents and many friends, to
,ourn their loss which is bis gain.
bat the powerful arm of omnipo-
nee may strengthen and uphold
beresved ones, is the hope of
UNITY.
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= ITannr Orphan.

kE-sToS Co., kY., Oct. .. W
n or- ovuiIan asylum here there is n IS
year-ol5 5l.iId thas iai been suffering for years
.rsi,s .tcsyoc ..,gs to such an extent that she
}f.-i;uas a tho night got up, and with fear de
Jts.es- en- every lecture ana III a delirious con.
Ltih-, 4sorii sees protection among tho older
5-ci.!e flo.G ca. imaginary pursuer, and could
nag With u. n diGicui;y lie GGiin pat 70 bod.
l4..st s,5G- Key +. Kcenis, Nhne on visit here,
1sp-a,e3 70 observe the child, and advised the
u ii, p5st1r Eooui's Nero Tonic, and kindly
!ri.is.-cs; - seterai Uo;tics OF It. The drst bot
70 moved : marked Improvement, and after
o. BE, Inc saooad bottle and up to the present
Inns tho child is . happy and contented being.
Al tl3se suffering from nervousness should
set.. refuge in Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic.
AEV. L. HILLEBRAND, ST. Johns Asylum.
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During my term Of service in the
army l contracted chronic diarrheea, y
says A. L. Bending, of Halsey. Oregon.
"Since then have used great amount
of medicine, but when found ANY that
would give me relief they would iniure
my stomach, until Cham'erlain's Colc,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy was
brought to notice. / used it and will say
it is the only remedy that gave me per-
nIanent relief md no badresults follow
For sale by Louisa Drug Co.
Dr.. Niles Nerve and Liver Pills. 20 dosese5 ets
ROCK CASTLE, KY.
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A h'd{1 Iie shower Tuesday,
4 +. are needine more now on ac-
count Of D strks
a. 'e,s' " Tieighbors took in
e'nla 2" 4 some say it was
soc II wasn't. As
-. - we II xrnad, we had a
Henry = ,sa Of our most
Z &c .'cai i'iye on small scale
Las inve j lto digger. It's
. macni tra ts setter halfuses it.
we ~ e. the cause of I'm
sle Dill {fs sickness was
brought e of his fine steers
uylng n -of himself down doc
toringi
John Dowo, AS gone to Chilli
Gothic. Ohio, 10 v>orS in a gas fac
tory. As John 6as so much expert
ence with gasy I'd consider him a
good hand.
Jim Taylor b; tier known as dad
has prActiccd E bgIng ill he's got
rock a bye t1byp as perfect as
could be possible. He sits up till
midnight to sihg.
Geo. Handel and wife went to
the fair. Geo. took the fine cattle
he purchased q T.L.Barrett. They'll
take the premiu pa especially ofcolor
and size.
The boys orgtnized another bali
club, calledit lie second. The frst
nine had better Iook out or they
might get licked The seconds are
hustIers With Isato catch.
The "Radsp calm they have the
winning ticket no oh no, boys, No
vember will bring the Democrats
another glorious victory. CARO-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

THE soeialistic congress at Tour
Passed. among others. resolution for
bidding married women 10 work out
side their own houses
in the four states Of Illinois, Wiscon-
sin. Michigan and Indiana, there are
s,OCO, sS7 citizens OF German birth. OF
these 57s. 900 are voters.
PRGuAps the largest wen in the
United States Is tho sampson. At Waco,
( rex. II is claimed 70 throw up i,s0o, 900
gallons OF hot water daily.
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9 Hetto I'M LIVE Ms . uO5''1 , { 2
ROCK CASTLE, KY.

Preaching Sunday at the Falls of
Tug, by Rev. Hicks.
We have just had beautiful
rain but it came almost too late to
do any good.
Ben and Phil Cassidy passed
down last week ~i.h q beautiful
drc Of Young a 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

Brussel carpets at Borders <
Stewards at G0c I'D.
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Glance over to your left and rest
your eye on Loar's new "ad."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

Call and see Borders 4 Stewards
elegant line OF carpets, cheaper than
the cheapest.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

Spencer is doing the -four buis-
ness of the town because lie sells
Clover Leaf and Amazon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

Il consider Chamberlain CoGgh
Remedy specific Tor Group. II is very
pleasant to take, " tich is one os The most
important republics where a cough
remedv is intenle tfor use among chill
dren- have knoqIn OF cases OF Group
where know the 6fe Of a little one was
saved by the use II Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy" J. j. LaGrange, dru sgi=t,
Avoca, Neb. 80 cent bottles. For sale
by Louisa Drug Co
The two most tabsent-minded
men on record are the fellow who
thought he left his watch at home
and then took ii out to see if he
had time to go back and get i, and
the-man who put on his office door
a card saying: "Out, will be back
in ten minutes" and or his return
sat down on the-stair step to wait
for himself.-EAchange.
In connection with the preceding
paragraph, one reminded Of the
story OF frJf- Lefslng, VINO knock
ed at his own dopr one evening, on
he return, homo. The aArvantflaak-
iLg oat Of the vnd - ho
was tilesc ca lis
F,nastsr IN Gle a. < an3 lt,
I" ire professor IS not al ao,.e r
"Oh, very well" replied Leasing.
I'll call-another timel'
Sir Isaac Newton invited 9 friend
to dinner. and forgot it. The friend
arrived and found the philosopher
in a fit Of abstraction. Dinner was
brought up for one. The friend,
without disturbing Newton, sat
down and ate il; and as the phiIos-
opner continued in his profound
reflections, the friend withdrew.
After awhile Newton recovered
from his reverie, looked at the emp
ty plate and said, "Wall, really,
if it wasn't for the proof before my
eyes, I could have sworn that had
not vet dined !"
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-Ii..4srsr ii'Slhss..-- a essia (.
frank Ham ad5 ans. q
Do.-fald w.Ii IL b..i n
i1e ''l noiu 80" "
logs on BANKED fhlp ms count
aeon.
ooo
Sam Maynai alu pr. Branha1
a visit Sunday
r eu
Several OF I yoll : Ioiks
tanded church he lis SundaE
- 81.
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ron NsnpF;rHtA,
r,dlo.sfloIl. AMI stnfunth oi4lIcfl. thAo
filtolfls lIftfN ultrlctts,
.ns.eirr, ,IfAli. n rfflillo renulnehn
raie ianil AL tieasid al An'aan NtaW
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'qouo ~ xJddv -'seiola luieues
HlIrIL.TIu NOuI G.NAlOIii nuItlliokpp
MOON NnuNvMOIfWU pun
0thvltuV hdxIIUd n,.Iqwnl
a<,i,ntuN w
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and 4
LIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Extra session.


FRANKroRT, Sept I9-SENArE-Therc was
no quorum. and She dsy vas FIcnt In giving The
house corporation biz its hrst reading.
HousE-whils considering the revenue bin.
Mr. GAY called attention to Section 40 Of the
new cons situtlon. which had been overlooked
by the rcvis0ry commission threads ~ follows;
ssThe fees % county oiiig'als shall DC regulated
by law In counties or cities having d icptiia-
ton OF IS 90 or more Inhabitants the cicrk Of
the respective courts thereof excepting the city
clerk Of the city court, the mArshAls
the sherira and the jailcrs shall
be paid out OF the state treasury
By salary 10 be fixed by law Tho s1,Gries OF
said officers and the deputies and necessary Of
fcers' expenses 10 exceed - pcr cent OF the fees
collected by said officers. respectively, and paid
into the treasury" On motion OF Mr. Cay this
whole subject was rccOmmitted, along with The
amendment thereto. GoOdly progress was
made on the bill today, and IL viii probably
pass the house this week.
FRASKFoRT, Sept s0-SKSAIE-The Spald-
ing cholera resolution was taken up. Senator
Workman made the point that cholera not being
one OF the subjects 10 which the governor had
called the attention OF the extra session OF the
general assembly. the resolution was out OF or
der. The chair so ruled After half an hour
devoted 10 Fun and attempts 10 adjourn for vari-
Gus lengths Of time the senate adjourned until
1880 o'clock tomorrow.
HoUsE-The house passed the Revenue and
Taxation bill this afternoon, and for the pres
enf the agony is over The bill will be en-
crossed and furIed over 10 the senate within
the next few days. The house has recently had
a good attendance and has worked upon the
TN early and late
FRANKFORT, Sept 2i.-SESATE-No busi-
ness transacted to-day. The senate had one OF
its funny spells. and refused 70 adjourn. take =
recess or DO anything else. The morning pa
pers came, and after reading them for half an
hour the senate adjourned 1ntil tomorrow
morning AZ 10 O'Clock
HoUsE-The Election bill was taken from
the committee on circuit courts and given 10
the committee on judiciary. This committee
VIII report ii.wiih the expression that it should
be re-en2efed IN order TO be sure CT its being
passed properly. ~ p-
FRASxFoRT, Sept 23-SESATE-The sen
ate passed the fiscal court BILL and that claSsf-
fyirg cities aid towns, and adjourned till Mon
day
HOusE-The house Of representatives met
Thursday morning and Immediately adjourned
over I'll alcht4y.
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wALBRIDGE, KY.

Weather hot and dry. Dusty
I'm. O'Brien has gone to Pike
vile this week.
G.L Burk went to Eden last
week
Several OF our people went to
- Sunday to hear the Bishop
Z Jay II. Northup was visiting
coal mines on Three mil Sat
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1-Clay a1ld a-day clocks, spring and weight
with and without alarm, in variety of styles
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

Republican party looks round for the re-
sources with which to carry out her mis-
sion, che comes he to this home OF Pro-
teetlon, the birthplace OF American
liberty. And she does not come In vain.
How she'll we break the unequal con-
test that constantly meets us7 How shall
we break the solidity OF the Solid South2
Where will we find the men who will
stand in the places of Henry Clay and
leniy Winter Davitl 90 TO their States
go to Kentucky, Maryland, Tennessee,
West Virginia, and then by the strong
hande and willing hearts Of the men who
cspouse your principles, these States will
be turned over from heresy and become
part of the only party which is national
n is principles and ought to be national
d Its control.