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The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

The experience OF DIR. X. ID. Whitley, an
influential and prominent citizen OF Martin
dale, North Carolina, will no doubt be PEE
rused with interest BY people in all parts Of
tue country. For years he has been sub
ject 10 violent attacks Of inflammat0ry
rheumatism; on the first OF February he
had an attack, which settled In one OF his
knees and caused almost unbearatle pain
for two days. lie obtained bottle OF
Chsmberlan's Pain Balm from w. NJ.
Houston 4 Co., MeckliDburg City, y. Z.
lie writes that il gave almost immediate
relief, and gives Chamberlain's Pain Balm
the highest praise and advises all pers0ns
troubled with like Affections TO use II aDc
get relief. Sold by II. NJ. Parchen d Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Cure For Piles.

Itching piles are known by moisture like
perspiration, producing a very disagree
able itching after getting warm. This
form, as well as blind, bleeding and pro
truding piles, yield at once 10 the applica
ton Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
itching and efecting a permanent cure
Fifty cents. Address The Dr. Bosankt
Medicine company, PIqua, o. Sold by X
s. Hale * Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

Chamberlain's Cough remedy Will cure n
cold In less time than any other treatment
Its effect Is 10 loosen the cold, render the
mucus less tenacious and easier 10 expect.
crate, and cause It's expulsion from the air
cells OF the lungs. II also opens the secTe.
tlOns, allays the fever, and restores the sys.
tenn 20 a natural and healthy condition.
Sold by II. NJ. Parchen a Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

OLouIsvILLE, April lO'-The expedition
against the murderers OF Deputy Marshal
Wlreman has been resumed. Revenue
Agent Brown, with ferty men, Is now on
his way TO Knott county, where the moon
sinners are eneamped about their distil-
lerles, II is understood he is acting under
orders just received from Washington, and
a night Is expected
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

Calumet: So many marriages and ru-
mofs OF marriages have occurred OF late
that report is now current 10 the effect
tnat there are no eligible bachelors left In
cnoteau or vicinity. This is a mistake.
All the ugly bachelors are married of, but
uneie are stacks Of real pretty ones still In
the matrimonial market.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

signed last week, have begun action to set
aside the assignment on account OF fraud.
IL Ia claimed Downs 4 Finch, on the eve
OF the assignment, disposed Of sl6O,OOO OF
the firms property. The court has ap-
pointed receiver who has taken posses
aim
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
senrIn An,inusinRnu.

SYDNEY, April l0.-Henry Searle, the
Australian oarsmsn, will leave Sydney
May for England. On his arrival he will
Issue challenges 10 j. Teemer, the Ameri-
can oarsman, and WIN. J. O'Connor, the
Sanadlan. TO row on the Thames for s2. 500
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice IL hereby given that the subscribers to
the capital stock OF the Montana \ canadA Rail.
wsy ConphnY will meet at the ofics OF the CON.
pany In Helena, MOntsnN, on the 9Th day Of M.y
neat at II o'clock m of that day, for the pur.
poee % choosing dirscto . vino ehAll manage the
anairs Of ssld company until the time nxed for
the annual election.
HRHVRY BARBOUR
T. II kLE1NsCHMIDT.
q. r. ALIEN.
II. ID. HAuSER.
GEO II. HILL.
HslenA N. T., April T. 1888,
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Flowers Western Trip.

CHICAGO, April l0.-Roswell p. Flower
and family and several other New Workers
arrived in this city this evening on their
way west They 20 in special train to
Colorado Springs, thence to Denver, Salt
Lake, San Francisco and southern CalifoT-
MIA After short stay there they will
visit Portland, Oregon, and return by the
northern route
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
BucLIep's Arpica Salye,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains
c0rns, and all skin eruptions, and positive.
ly cures piles, OF no pay required. IL Ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price rs cents per box
For sale by X. 5. Hale X Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
A Basket Campaign.

New York World: Congressman-elect
/. w. Van SchAick, Of Milwaukee, is in
Washington. Van SchAlck's canvass pos
sessed number OF peculiar features. Two
days before election every voter in his dis
trict, the Fourth Wisconsin, received big
market basket OF groceries with Van
Schaick's compliments. The basket also
contained ticket bearing Van Schaick's
name and few OF his pastors. His oppo-
nent, Representative Smith. found him.
self utterly unable TO overcome the effect
Of his rivals generosity. The voters OF the
district mostly Germans, returned Van
Schaiek by large majority.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

WINFIELD,!Ks., April lO.-Capt. Couch,
the Oklahoma leader, was in the city To-
day, Just from the Oklahoma country. He
says that about everybody without authori-
ty 10 remain mas been driven out, and no.
body Is allowed TO alight from q train
longer than the train stops at station.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

The c. |. ST. l.. x @. railway is also fav-
orably known as the "Big Four" IL 10
called the "BIg Four" because II is the con-
Meeting link between the four great cities
OF the west, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St.
Louis and Chicago.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

For chspped hands, roUghness Of the
skin, pimples, or blotches of any kind on
the face or other parts OF the body, apply
Dutards Specific. II works like magic
and is warranted by the druggist. Sold by
r. 5. Hale, wholesale and retail agents
Helena
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

In his new discovery FOR consumption, sue
ceeded In producing a medicine which il
Acknowledged by all to be simply marvel
GUS. IL Is exceedingly pleasant 10 the
taste, perfectly harmless, and does not
sicken. In all cases OF consumption,
coughs, colds, whooplng cough, Group,
bronchitis and pains In the chest IL has
gwen universal satisfaction. DIR. Bosan-
kos Cough and Lung Syrup Is sold at SC
cents by X. 5. Hale Il Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
To Dispel Colds,

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the sys
TEN effectually, yet gently, when costive oI
bilious, or when the blood is impure oI
sluggish, TO permanently cure habitusl
constipation. 10 awaken the kidneys and
liver TO healthy activity, without irri.
Eips
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

PORT JEFFERSON, LII, April lo.-Lewis
ConElin, colored, was killed this morning
by his wife. The husband and wife were
quarreling, when the son, Joseph, aged 90
interfered. The father, defending himself
him
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Cure for Sick Headache.

II you want remedy for biliousness,
pimples in the face, and q sure cure fol-
sick headache, ask X. s. Hale Il Co., the
druggists, lor free sample OF Dr. Gums
Liver Pills. Only one for dose; full box
25 cents.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

Hot sprinKs for the treatment OF any Private OF
Blood disease can be cured for one third the coet
At our private pispensary.
kHUtE EOComplexion, free from salowness
freckee, blsckheads, eruptions, etc. Brilliant
eyes and perfect health can be had.
lHr-That Tired" feeling and all female weak
nesses promptly cuIed. BIosting neadachee, Ner'
yous Prostitution. General Debility sieepleesneee,
Depression and Indigestion, Ovarian uoHhlee,
an.a auTn sn,n a. ws.tssss nas so%'s,nis sns
Change o. Life. Consult the old Doctor.
EYE AND Asss OF 81 SnsGe,e hs sssa. ..
of the lids. scrofnloue Rye. liberation. lnnams-
lions. Absceetee Dlmneee OF Nieion OF one OF
both eyee and TumoIe Of Lid.
tT- lnnamhtion 81 the kar, liberation or Ca.
tarrh, Internal or External Deafness, OF Parsly.
sis, Singing or Roaring noisee Thiokened Drum
NERvnlIc Debility. sperms,ornhgs, Sem
N6NvVO 0inh Lossee, Night Emissions,
Loee uf Vital Power, kleepleesneee, Dependency,
Loes Of Memory, Confusion Of ldess, Blears be.
fore the Ryee, Laeeitnce, Langour, Gloominess,
Depression OF hpirits, Aversion TO society. Rasy
Discouraged, Lack OF Confidence, Dull, Lietlees,
unnt for Study or Businets ard nnde life bur,
den; safely, Permanently and Privately Cured.
BLOOD AND SKIM II. .s!ss s'gs,
mnrt bnfr bile IN lts sults-cnmpl.tey eradioaed
without the use OF mercury. sorotuls, Hiysipelas.
i Fever f, soses, Bloishes, Pnp,s, uissrs. rsin In
Mouth and Tongue, GianduiA Enlargement OF
the neck, kheum aiiem, cafafrh, ste, Permane
ly Cured when othera have failed,
URINARY Weak s.e saq bu1nSs iSS't Uns SsGs Free
queney OF UrnAting, Urine high eoiofed OF milky
sediment on standing, Gonorfhma, Gleet, cystiue
etc promptly and safeiy cured. Charges reason.
able.
PRIVATE DISEASES .sa: @,s3s e.ss.s.l ss.l
TAint, gieet etrictnre seminal emietiona, loee OF
sexual power, wesknees Of the sexual organe,
want of deeife In male OF female whether from
imprudent habits Of y ung or sexual hahits In
mature years, or any cause that debilitstef the
s.xnal habit IN mature years, speedily and ler-
N huently cured
Consultation free ard strictly confidential.
Medicine Sent free from observation 20 all parts
of the United States. Correspondence receives
prompt attenton, No letters answered unless
accompanied by four cents In stamps Send ten
cents In stamp for pamphlet and list OF questions
upon Private, Special and Nervous Diseases,
seminal Weakness, kpermatofrhoa. lmpotency,
syphilli., Gonorrh@a, elect and Varicocie.
Terms strictly each. Call On or adj TeAe
DIR. POWELL REEVES & CO.
PRIVATE Di5Pt NsARr
Corner ot Msin and Wall rtreets, opposite Cos.
mopolitsn Hotel Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

CHICAGO, April iO-The first annual
bench show OF the Mascowtah Kennel club
opened In Battery ID armory this morning
with about 100 entries. There was n large
attendance Of fashionable people during
the day.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoriA,
When abe was Child, she cried for cHstoriA,
When she became Miss, khs chung TO castor1A,
When she had Children, she gave them castoriA
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

Letters for the following persons remain
uncalled for at the Helena, MT, postoffice
on April II. Incalling for them please say
4taduartfaad -
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
On q Chsrx. of fraud

NEW YoRK. April lO-Henry Rothschild
& Co., special partners IN the irm Of
Downs a Finch, shirt makers, who as
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
James TWifOrd,
MANUFACTURER oF
Wagon Sheets, Tents, Awnings
and Hydraulic Hose.

Twenty different styles OF window Awnings
and the latest improved nxiures for hanging
Canvas Of all kinds and widths from ~ inohee
vide 10 100 inohes Wide slways In stock.
The lAtest improved Camp Goods,
MAIN STREET. HELENA
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
DR. POWELL REEVES g. 90.

The Gid Reliable
Specialist Of many
ears experien, e (,
treats With wonderful
success all l. u n q
THROAT, CANCER.
PILKs, FlsTuLA.
Rupture Win sa ,s oa { |
pain or hindranre
from business. Treate
all forme Of Throat,
Lnng, Nerve and Blood
diseas-e, ali Chronic
dleeseee and Deform
itice far In advance OF
ANY institution In this
country. Those who
cOntemplAta going 10
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Notice to CO. Owners. .
Notice TO oo-Owners.

To Mr.. A. q. Douglass, who is a oo-owner with
j. e. Pauleen and II. X. Grant In the following
sec. " TIP. 10 n Of Il s west You are hereby
notified that (the underl ignedl have expended
one hundred dollars tsipDl 10 labor and improve.
msnte upon the above deec ribed prOuerty, az will
appear by certificate flied May I'd ihS7 IN the OF.
nee of the recorder " said county In order ~
hold the eAd premises under the provisions Of
section 3sf ~ the Revised Statutes OF the United
StAfee, being the amount required by law 20 hold
the same for the year ending Dec. a. 1888 md
n within ninety dkyp from the publication ~ this
notce you fail or ref use 10 contribute your pro,
portion 81 eush expenditure a. a oOoNnef, your
Interest In said claim will become the property Of
the subneriber under said section 239i
fSigned) HAROLD k GRANT.
Helehs Lewis and Clarke county, Mont Jan, u,
1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30

is ASKED ~why don't parents speak out u they arc
dissatisfied y, How manv parents arc there ihat
have time to Investigate these matters They take
child to school perhaps girl ten years s ola S snS
arc tod that TO mako II possible for that child 10
be promoted she must add ten or twelve columns
~ fcI,res I'm the millions understand subtraction. ana
multiply as many figures as she can conveniently
cat ON her slate be able to do any example In snort OF
isnc division; spell correctly 275 words outside OF
her rradlnc book read or recitc the thiri or iouf
reader Ell through without a mistake; commit 10
memory all the tables In the arithmetic know every
hing about North and South America In her geography
nnd have numerous other accomplishments which ]
have not time TO mention. | would consider that any
of my children Mt who could undcrstandingiy 90
those things hrco months after examination day had
b good education. 4, .,,.- -,
/ think Caroline =. LcEow deserves the thanks OF
,Il mothers for her unccaSng efforts In the direction
OF reform In the public schools a thoughtth stnny
of her two little books, English as She Is Taught
and {. The Young Idca' Will bring the tears to your
eyes IN sympathy for the poor children who are
drifting among unknown problems. They have words.
but no ideas. thoughtful parent cannot help seeing
the error In method OF teaching which pr1luceS
such results. THE MOTHER OF A FAMILY.
Ncw-York, March 20, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
COIL BOILERS AND NAVAL EXPERTS.



ENGINEERING!
To Tie Editor OF The Trtbunc.
Sir The description givon Of the new coast defence
vessels for which bids have just been received by the
Navy Department has this peculiar statement rgaW-
Ing coil boilers These have been tried with great sue
cess on yachts, and In a modified form by tho French
Government, but their In naval vessels VIII be
largely experimental II they come up t. expectations
ncy Will result in a large saving Of space and weight.
In General Information Series, No. Wiz published
hv the Navy Department from the Office of naval In
telecnce as information from abroad there Is Isl
Of French naval vessels fitted with tho Bcilcvlile OF
coli boilers as follows 1879, lie Voltigeur 900 morse
mower: lss2. Lc Milan, $500; 1855 LllirOhlcllc'
. 100: 1853, lie Crocodile, $50; 1859, Rlgaut de
Gcnouilly 2,lOO; 1857, EActih, 400; loo"' LAlGcr'
: 600. total u 800 In the Russian Navy, 1so6 IS
lie Minnie 5000 horsepower; I'm the French merchant
marine L'OrtcgaL IeOO; lie Sindh, @,400; ana lie
Austraru 5000. An American yacht the Shear
water has one Of 220 horse power, 1851, ana 'here
f also launch boiler Of forty horsepower looo'
The inference IS, this peculiar statement q'o'e
above cmapates from the Bureau Of Steam Engineering
that anything not sanctioned by the British Navy Is
,ptricl il, It's opinion In other words, Il 900 horse
nowcr Of these boilers fitted in seven vessels their use
extending over ten years, with ncrea Ing power eac
~ nc evidence Of their satisfactory performance, does
not ,.move hl, type Of boiler beyond the period OF
expcrlmental existence
The samoan disaster clearly shows the necessity OF
boIlers capable Of raising steam from cold water In
fifteen minutes $50 pounds pressure, being Wiaptcu
TO naval vessels especially Wien economy, durability
and safety from explosion, with loss weight ana space
used in the vessel obtained and the necessity for
closed and alright fre-rOOms IS obviated good
nractca test of durability, economy OF repairs ana
evonorotve efficiency is that Of their use In the
NceSnorres Nautlmcs steamers Those on the Ortegal
accommodated those put In the Sindh, and continued
al tbem
nnwer With engine pressure Of over 200 pounds OF
iitcom there Is no doubt Of coil boilers being INC
coming necessity for high PRESSURE put must We Wall
fnr English approval before We may use them .
The Milan in 1883, developed, for three hours, ia
CO.. fonr hours, an average OF 165 knots, with $500
horse mower: and in March, 1850 for three hours an
avc, a,e of II I6 knots, using 3,oOO horsc-lO"er
ri - given 10 show that the cvapOrative efficiency OF
coil boilers of the Beleyie type not impaired by
c n. the forced draught In this last trial was oh}
u.cd fer few moments. Mihho SO'' bi'A
Nev-Yorl, April 9, 1Sc0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
A sEAMAy's SIMPLE DUTY.

rama Ldttor Of Thc Tribnne
Sir: Is not all this praise OF captain Murici' oi
the steamer Missouri who picked up the passengers
~ ,bc III fnted panmark a little eXTavagant and out
~ MACE As this Captain truly says, he did no moro
than his duty and might some day be in the same
placc himself 1t is a rule and custom of the ocean
highway 10 render assstanc to disabled ships ana
distressed passengers In all cases where It possible
TO do so. and any would have done the same
thing I'm the same circumstances. l would not seem
10 dctract In the least from the cndit due 10 captain
uurrcu lint the question + " Is 1t right and proper
TO heap such vast amount Of praise on the simple
discharge Of duty !" How many instances there an
of the bravcst deeds performed at sea by sailors OF
every degree, which 90 entirely unrcwaried and Ia
facf an, oftentnes lnhcard Of on land At tho same
time, all praise TO the entire crow Of ID" Missouri
from ali nations, Danish, American and others.
AN EN-SAILOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30

mud. But, after all, ono does not want drawings
Of these aspects Of the country. Mrs. AllIngham
reminds you Of what you wish to remember What
moro would you havei
MR.. THOMAS HUGHES ON LIVINGSTONE"
Many hard things said Of the bOgrapher who
works with the scissors instead Of the pen. For the
most part is Justly said yet in admirable little
volume on Livingstone I'm The Men Of Action"
series OF Macmillan, Mr.. Thomas Hughes has tr
umphantly shown that pair of scissors when deftiy
welded makes contemplate tool. The book Is
almost entirely composed OF extracts from LVihe-
stones own volumes, without any attempt to trans
form them into a continuous body OF narrative 1et
these extracts have been selected with such unlahs
tact and judgment, with such eyes to the eSsch'a,
fact and the sense for literature WELL arc so "tdi
arranged and with few words OF comment, ana oc
connection is always vital, that The resu. Is al
undeniable picture OF the Mr. hughes mas, VI
course, been helped By his subject HIS melnou
would have succeeded with few other men, perhfs
with other. EDMUND nHir@0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
NOW THAT WINE AFFECTED THEM.
From Tic MINNEAPOLIS star.

From lie AllHCdPpu> star.
a pretty rich stUiy Oh Two prominent Minneapolis
gentlemen related IN 81. Paul yesterday These
gentlemen. at the time OF the great Hardwood failure
eight years ago, went To New ork 10 settle up SOME
of the accounts OF tho insOlvcnt concern. Their
business completed, they partook Of champagne sup
per. and the sparkling nud prdomlnatcd over tho
delicate viands. Quite mellow, they secured box
IN of the theatres After the play hal progressed
for some time, nudged tho other and quantity
asked
"tan you hear anythlng?'
"NUt blamed wOrd,n returned tbs other. " II l.
blanked funny, but, really, | believe that vino is
ringing In my ears 50 loud that II browns their
vOices.r
Come. let's ert ont Of here I'm afraid we've
drank too muchr ana they retired gracefully a
heJ could under tho cir umstancrs. Next mo N NJ
one OF the gentlemen discovered he hal kept his
programme. aud what an aston shing revelation. In
big letters h. read IIumpty Dumpty.' They
tumbled they had been trying TO hear panio
Another bottle OF wine drowned their chagrin TliS
story Is from life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Depof ouarterrno stes Office, No. 1898 Arch Street.
Phale pha March 30. 1ss9.Se9lcd Proposals IN tfNi'
cate subject usual conditions VIII be received a. ms
office until 10 o'clock Thu sd2Y May 2 lSH9. Tor
fnrnshing the u S. Quart tors Department the fol-
lowing articles to be delivered The ouarierma ;er's
Depots at Philadelphia. PENN and J"E rsonVIie. lnl
Helmets Campaign Hats fonge Caps and trimmings FGr
Caps and C;auntets Linen Collars. Music PoucEr Aighl
letios and Shoulder Knots SusbnfeS Knit Cnnei,hfts.
and Cotton Stockings Berlin Gloves. canvas Les
gins Wool Mlttcns Hand sewcd Boots and Shoes ISarTek
Shoes. Arctic Oyer-hOes. WOODEN Blankets ANs, ShoNl
PIck.aXes Iron Beiseads, Wcv'n Wlfn Bunk bottoms,
Pillow Mosquito Bars Scrubbing Brushes Tlpmpc,
Drums Company Books. FLAGS Dark Big tloth ana Ran
ncl. Canton Flannel Blouse Lining tanHsl SKY Bpe
Rope Petroleum Paper, Buttons; Thread SIX Lnings
and all other materials entering INTO the MANUFACTURE OF
C"thnp and FGulpagc for tnc Army The goods hereir
called Tor are deliverable and after July l. 1852 ara
bidder, terms the number and the guam
titles OF the articles they ptopo3c T. liver OF July J.
1889 and the quantities monthly thefeal;rr Inc ',of"th
men the right to reject any or all bds fIiereee
win be given TO articles 9t domes'1 protuI" %, ' S
price of foreign production, manufactures The duty thcre
0) being equal. For Ut printed instructions u
Sldiers blanks Tor proposals. ETC. apply a, S 9nTe
AIS FOL; MILITARY SlrlLlEo;, ana adirss'e! ~ %,
undyrslgnci NJ |. LUDINGTON Deputy O. NJ General,
N = A I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
PRESIDENTIAL H4ND4SH4KING.

Mrs Harrison Is reported to have begun very SEN
sibe reform: the japanese reception at the Witt
House, she RETAINED from shaking hands with the
guests although only 800 were present. 1t is re-
form which IL IS 10 be hoped the President VIII con-
firm and we are glad 10 that beginning Will be
made his reception In York. al the Equita-
bic Building the first day of the great celebration.
II Is announced that I'm accOrtanc" with the practice
at tie reception Of Washington In 11rJ the President
Will not shake hands with the guests who Will simply
bow and pass on.
The questions Of etiquette in the approaching cce-
bration have seemed largely 10 mOnOpOizc the acn-
ton Of the managers, and the discussions have cX-
ulodcd I'm very severe remarks, both In the Legislature
and I'm public comment. But the tremendous contrO-
yersy Will not have been wholly In vain II the Cent n
NAL Celebration shall lead to the abolition OF the pain
al and cruel custom Of Presidential handshaking at
receptions. The modern aDusr~fOr IL Wd> not
WashjngtOn's custOn-is 10 be set aside al the Equa-
bic under the plea Of conformity to the earliest and
best precedent But the emancipation of In Presi-
and II he does not shake hands at the Equitable W.
Hope that be VIII have the Courage not 10 shake hands
at the City Hall
There is 10 and no plausible excuse FOR re-
Qurng the President 10 undergo this cXhausting or
deal. The physical suffering which II produces upon
such occasions Is familiar Even the clever device at
h1buted to the President Of SELLING the hand OF the
guest before the guest seize HIS and then pumping
his arm, instead of allowing the guest 10 pump IN"
Presidential cannot relieve him altogether Of the
consequences OF this stupid abuse Every sensll,
FOR striking the first blow for this form Of Executive
freedom. and pray that the President complete
the good work.
person in the country will be grateful Mrs Harrison