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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-05
JAMES n. TURNER
u a1aOs uzsSE IIEE 4 Roal,cE


-.
and e.s...'' .1 ne men Of Integrity. nerve
s..s -. 'as..s. q sais sosia. sso .ssom
ea..s - .'''''k 'has : really sortn re-
T..-~s- '''.'.-t ssnse. s aoa. James N
o. -. : '4'assag, Republican eandi-
s..,-v - .'-sfnor Of Michigan. Ths
.',,,... - NE and marked business
-. s''.'s'.s' : Fsats almost lie romance.
.....'. -. 'a'eusl i' al he sturdy worth ana
~. -. S''-s4esef skieh weAves valua.
49,. 80 10y 80. lfoa' the eommonplses web
-.'a ~oot q everyday life are tAs ore
-.~'setsFistses. HIS successes
a'e on'S those Which are pa..ible - All
.1s Young men OF Anerca Who are
-. - - '''7'1'eisea and the opportani-
'.en are fFoIn time 10 time placed
-. - '''s'' srasp- Though sail Just IN
s's prime Of lie and vigorous man
hooo' Af' Turner Is what the world !,
f'e~''' 70 term '.made" man. The
-''"e euAAs'es Of Intellectual force
wnien steadily brought HIM % the
'front.' rank IN a business sense. viii shine
ios'h with oFllliancy which can not be
o'na'nea Or oser,hadowed IN his guber-
nAaofiAi and political career. lie i A
pofn leader among his fellows. and the
sap which Is guided bv his vigorous
~" can never be cast upon the rocks
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-05

o~n anal nanas. sslEns ~ 500
-i~rsfFen a. tAe sneoo1Ag & 9AE-tsn-s
psies u o. p~F Poana.
Hs we're al nost sretehedly pccr
in tnes~ 14ya. NJ. fuFasF sd re-
esn1y, as re eyes yroalug lno1st, -
soErcry seat bsrk - ooyhoEc. Il
SO eas Ct tsn cbileEeu, and Cur cioth-
nd sas strsetly coanaed - tie Lmlts
cf snat 0sr sr4ae.Al circumstances
seuld warrant. slea a Ehlng as sn0ss
O. ssocxings ~ szuaeF we're aHknosn
- sltasE nly SISTERS "a 8Yself, ard ss
could a0t z1eEd ~ se&E hAn8ela ~ 4ny
sln4 ia slntsF. 1 never o~ae3 a.
osercoat luEA / hzd grows Up sBa
eaEnfd sfta my oaa ezllds tls money
stn Waen ~ p4Ecn4se q Al, Fes.
those Eefe most exceedingly practical
taFlolag days for al 0f Is.
When ij Feags 0f age young James
Nas seat Tor cue year ~ the oneld4
Conference semi0ary AZ C4kenoyiA.
\. r., enIcb as the extent of tae col
iegste advantages s1icn he ~as ever
dEstlued 20 enjoy. tpou his feturn he
entered tbe employ 0t banlel l.. case
stlll a res.dent "a Lansing as clerk IA a
geaerai store. AS customary IA such
establishments, tie stock comprised
every thing from silks aud satins 10 salt
pork and sasDtabs- Tins service, M.
Turner declares was the hest business
schooling tuat he ever received. it
taugnt BIN a great deal atout tie Fela-
tive values OF A = ide variety OF articles.
After tao years Of this LIE, De enter, Il
the land Once OF the Jackson. Lansing
8 saginaw Railway Company, hisfatAer
at that time being land commissioner
Tor tie road I0uag Turner Was placed
ia charge ot the held notes anu surveys.
The elder Turner eas building both the
Jackson, Lansing q saginaw and the
Iona q Lansing railroads, and the son
was gwen charge OF the construction OF
the latter.
Bat there came a dark day for the
Turner tAmily-as dark days come 10
most IN tins world. When James was
~ years Old the father tell III and died, 4,
leaving an estate the total value OF
which was less than 500. The widowed
mosher Was LETT with large family on
her hands aud her eldert son her only
support. Hls only brother met with a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-05

pure and reliable medicine.-A
compound tiuid extract of roots, leaves,
barks and berries Is BurdocS Blood Bit
ters- They cure all diseases of the
blood, liver and kidneys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-05

All kinds of Fur Capes at E. P. Kid
der x Co. 5 Cloak Rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-05
Lily White Flour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best Is cheapest and most salts
factory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

A CORRESPONDENT wants 10 know
In what particular manner Speaker
Reed violated parliamentary law In his
recent rulings, We think we can
answer.
First. He has ruled that the Speaker
may count q quorum when the roll call
does not show n quorum present.
Second. He hasruled that member
has not the right TO move a correction
Of the journal when errors have
occurred.
Third. lie has ruled that a motion
TO adjourn is not In order except when
the Speaker chooses " recognize II.
Fourth. He has ruled that when the
House takes up q bill on one day II is
not In order TO move TO lay IL aside on
any subsequent day and take up anoth'
or measure that may bemore important
at the time.
Fifth. lie has ruled that the House
having sustained him In refusing 10 en-
tertain any motion he does not want to,
an appeal from his decision may not be
taken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

THE Philadelphia Telegraph one Of
the most ably edited Republican papers
In the country, comments on Speaker
Reeds usurpation as follows;
1.-THE situation as II stands Is simply
adding every hour 10 the ugly record
which the majority has been making
In itS pursuance OF the odious "mailed
hand" policy. II is unmanly, unjust,
cowardAy and altogether dangerous, IL
10 Just as certain as anything can be
that at some future time the Republi.
can party, when In the minority In the
House, will most severely suffer as u
consequence OF the partisan unwlsdom
Of lts present leaders, They are SOW.
ing the wind, and the paBsy itself will
reap the whirlwind, This whole bust
ness l. contrary to genuine Republican.
ism, In letter aud spirit"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

birthday, which is designated an octo'
genarian ehaplet, While Mr. Pillabury
wrote Mr., Erwin OF the death Of
Oliver johnson, his letter was largely
devoted 10 the pleasant visit 10 Canton
and the many memories II called up,
IL ia dated ut Concord, New Hamp'
shire, We Quotei
My visit 10 you and Canton will be q
pleasant memory while memory lasts, IL
Reproduced the old and created The new,
10 make acquaintance with your family
waa Indeed delight. Great opportunity
10 before them, which they seem prepared,
or preparing nobly 70 meet and 70 i'm.
prove 10 their own honor and felicity and
the uplifting OF the human race,
1 do greatly glory Ia every such house
hold, They are the hope OF humanity,
aud my hope aud my Joy, Ever upward
and onward be their aspiration and de-
termination, And my deyouleat pray
era and beat wishes shall ever be theirs,
Happy are you, my beloved ones, la be.
Ing permitted 10 be the united head OF
such q home, and am aureyou will prove
worthy 80 10 be, and am almost proud ana
very happy 10 subscribe,
PARKER PiLLsnuRY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

TIE two representatives from Stark
county are justified In protesting
against keeping that county any longer
In Republican congressional district.
Steadfastly Democratic, IL has been
politically misrepresented In congress
for twenty years. II ranks sixth In the
eighty.eight counties in the State In
population and wealth and II Is high
time that II had representation Stark
can be put into a Democratic district
without destroying Major McKinley's
chances for return. or course Demo
Gratis desire that he should remain In
congress In order TO fan the dying en-
bers of"protection." But with q fore.
sight he has displayed In nothing else
he provided against any redistrlcting
contingency by acquiring a farm In
Columbiana county, TO which he can
remove at moments notice. There is
danger, however, that the Republicans
win drop him II they have an excuse
lCleveland Plain Dealer.
10 all Of which we say anon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

SENATOR INGALLS, Of Kansas made
a very loud speech In the Senate on the
race problem, 10 which he charged that
Southern whites we're largely RESPONSE
bic for the present depressed condition
Of the negro race In the South. There
is one important factor that Senator
Ingalls, did not even refer to, A few
years ago thousands Of negroes emf
grated from the Southern states aud
located In Kansas, which is Senator In
gals own sweet garden land Of prom
Use. Now they have nearly all returned
to their old homes In the South Now
what's the matter with Kansas for u
home for tho negro2 Why did not
sentor ingalls, tell the country
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

OF. Even tho Canadian ministers have
commenced 10 preach against annexa'
ton, II will be seen that the clergy
over there regard our tarlff NJ a tax,
Rev. DIR. Wild, Congregational minla'
ter OF Toronto, said In his sermon Sun
day last
aThe Manaaseh Of the Bible 10 tho
United Atatea-the ono tribe which
should 'hecome separate and constitute
multitude OF natiOna, Britain has
already 67 colonies, and any nation
might aa we'll Try 10 blow the moon oul
OF the sky aa take any OF them from
her, and II people only realized that
fact they would save a great deal OF
money aud agitation What ID meant
by this talk OF annexation ! cannot for
the life of me understand. You would
by annexation gain more taxes per
head. | have R0t the atnllatloa with me
but am certain that tho taxes per Gap
ita In the United States are higher than
In Canada"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

rnE Alliance correspondent OF the
Youngstown Vindicator announces Dr.
Nv. Lewis Of Alliance as candidate
for congress in this district, with the
following send OFT;
aThere ia not an abler man In the
county of either party. He Is a good
scholar, quick IN dlscernment mas u
perfect knowledge OF parliamentary
law and Is an able and eloquent speak
or. He has been q life long Democrat
and friend Of the laboring masses
irrespective OF party, This fact was
verified In his canvass for election to
the state Senate In 1885, when he ran
far ahead Of his ticket. The Dem
ocrats Of Stark county hope tosee ohn
V. Lewis nominated for Congress.'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
WHAT AN INDEPENDENT RnPUB-
LIOAN PAPmR eAYR.

The decision Of Mr.. Reed that, "ac.
cordlng to the rules now governing the
House." Mr.. 0'l'erral could not read
from the record In the contested cleo
ton case, beats the practice Of the King
Of Hearts in "Alice In Wonderland"
The King of Hearts took the trouble TO
write down his rules when he manufac.
tured them for the occasion. II was
said in Mr. Reeds favor, when he was
elected Speaker, that he would not lose
his head; but such decisions as this In
dlcate the ialsity Of the expectation
[Plttsburg Dispatch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
,he economloal KanucEg are gener.

The economical Kanucks are gener.
ally opposed TO annexation TO the U. =.
Not that they do not love us more, but
they love our enormous taxes less
Feel certain that they prefer q Hedate
and peaceful old woman like Queen
Vic for ruler, even II she does saddle
a large family on the government, than
take any chances with man like Little
Ben, with his large family and his rela-
tives, and all his wife'S poor relations
saddled on the Government. Indeed
the average Kanuck prefers TO endure
the evils he has on hand, rather than
take any chances on evils he knows not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
NEARING THE nND or RnPuBLl'
DAN aoVnhNhnNT,


Tho House OF Representatives Of thI
u, s, Ia the highest body OF representa-
tive men In the world, II representa-
over sixty millions of Americans, anC
ita domain extends from ocean 10 ocean
II was intended 20 make laws, not fol-
a party, but for all tho children OF The
Republic
The Speaker OF this great body OF
representative mon ranks next 10 tht
President OF the u, s., as he really hai
more power in controlling legislation.
The President has negative force
10 prevent legislation OF greater magni'
tude, but he has less positive force 70
control legislation In Unpopular branch
Of Congress, A man selected 10 pre-
side over the House Of Representatives
Of the grandeSt Republic on earth
ought torepreSent the dignity, the char
acter, and the genius Of democracy
lie should never know what party
elected him to ms exalted trust, but
should only remember TO administer
tho rules with impartial justice,
In times past, aud for all the one
hundred years Of our National life, we
have had speakers who have done this.
History does not record q single In
stance, where the barbarlc spirit
OF the buccaneer has usurped the
genius Of American democracy, In
all the herco contests OF the anti'slayery
epoch, In all the hercer parliamentary
struggles of the reconstruction PERIOD
no Speaker ever attempted TO WELD the
gayel H. defiance OF the recognized law
OF free parliamentary assemblies.
Never until now,
Now the Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives. is no longer the Speak
or Of Congress, but he is the Speaker OF
a party.
He no longer preSides 10 enforce the
rules impartially, but he stands 10 en-
force the decrees and beheats Of party
caucus,
This is the exact attitude OF Speaker
Reed.
The Democratic party, with major.
ity Of all the voters Of the United States,
is to-day without recognition and with
out any legal status In tho popular
branch OF the government, The major.
ity 10 Congress have purposely omitted
TO adopt rules, In order that brutal
bully In the Speakers chair, may In the
absence Of all rules, make his own will
the rule OF Congress,
We are not talking at random.
James G. Blaine, when Speaker Of
the House of Representatives In 1875,
on the very question passed upon by
Reed, said
"There can be no record like the call
of the yeas and nays; aud from that
there Is no appeal. The moment you
clothe your Speaker with power 10 60
behind your roll call and assume that
there is quorum In the hall, why,
gentlemen, You stand on the very brink
Of n volcano"
This same Reed, when on the floor Of
the House, held the same doctrine,
No Speaker has ever held, until now,
any other doctrine.
Where 10 this matter 10 endp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

The national aoweris the golden.rod,
50 far as the suifrages obtained In
Prang's campaign can make II 80. Sew
enty per cent OF all the votes pro
nounctd for the golden rod, and the
only other flower that gets enough to
be reported on separately 10 the may.
flower (the trailing arbutus) which has
lB per cent; tho remaining Ia per cent.
being dlyided between the daisy, the
mountain laurel, the dandelion, the
sunnower, the apple blossom and 9th.
ers.-ISprlngheld Republican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
EVEN THE MExtoANs UNDER
DrAND 1T.

The American people resemble the
lion eusnared in the net and In this
case the net has been woven by pitt
ful race of politicians who content
themselves with distributing petty of
fees and maintaining o war tariff In
time OF peace No conception of such
n policy as would link the nations Of
Spanish America TO the great Republic
by a system Of establishing American
banks, building railways, and aiding
generally In the development Of the
countries with which trade is desirable,
is likely to come from men who pro-
fess to believe in the absurd econom'
ical doctrine that tariff taxes make
wealth. Mexican Financier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Tm independent will state this quea-
ton, aud hope for u roply; When the
county commissioners appropriated slO,.
900 for Canton aowor purposes, was thAt
money 20 pay for tho one aowor upon
which the court house Ia located, or was
Il 10 40 into general fund, 10 reduce the
naaoaamont Of all the property owners OF
Canton 2- Maagillon Independent
As the matter promises 10 80 into
Court, let us hear all the evidence be-
fore we answer the question, When
you get all the facts, you will know
more and probably say less Now let
us have fair judicial investigation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
gnm POCKET ARouMnNT,

The editor Of tho Cleveland Leader
(Rep) being interested in AN Industry
consuming copper, demands that the
tariff on copper be removedi while the
editor of tho Cleveland Pldn Dealer
Dem being interested In lead mines
in tho West, demands that the tariff on
Mexican silyerlead ores be increased,
Otherwise the Leader wants q high tar
ia and the Plain Dealer a low tariff, 1t
takes the pocket argument 10 beat
down party lines,--IsprlngAeld I (Mass)
Republican,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

THE attempt to bribe a member OF
the West Virginia Legislature by a
friend or agent Of the Republican can
dldate for Governor, Gen. 6off, Ia an
other bad omen, In referring TO II the
New York World well says; "The
story is inherently probable. The Re-
publican party, as ut present managed,
considers any means justlhable to In
sure It's supremacy, II II cannot carry
states II tries 10 steal them. Failing IN
larceny, II resorts 10 bribery, Failing
In both, II falls back upon usurpation,
as In tue House of Representatives"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

For the cure OF the Inflammation and
congestion called "a cold In tho head"
there is more potency In Ely's Cream
Balm than In anything else II is post
ble 10 prescribe. This preparation has
for years past been making brilliant
success 40 remedy for cold In the head,
catarrh and hay fever. Used In the
initial stages Of these complaints Cream
Balm prevents any serious development
Of the symptoms, while almost number
less cases are on record of radical cures
OF chronic catarrh, after all other modes
of treatment have failed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Quite recently the renowned anti.
slavery leader, orator and philanthro.
pist, Parker plllSbury, visited his old
time friend, Reuben Erwin, Of Canton,
While here he gave a parlor lecture,
which was largely attended by old CIT.
liens, many Of whom were In the abol-
ition movement, when 10 be an
abolitlonist was TO be ostracised. A
short time after Mr.. Plllsbury left
Canton, news came Of the death Of his
co.worker and compatrlot, Oliver John
son. Just before his death, Mr.. John
son, who was three years the junior OF
Mr., PlIlsbury, wrote him q beautiful
letter on his Pillsbury's) eightleth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

FIRED EATON, the merchant prince
Of Toledo, was taken OIL with Ia grippe
yesterday He was the foremost bual'
ness man OF Toledo and ono OF her
most valuable and progressive citIzena.
Last year before the meeting Of the Re-
publican State Convention no was
prominently mentioned for Governor,
but he declined 20 have hia name con-
aldered. He was twice married, His
hfe insurance amounts to $4,000, be-
sides large eatate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

A GENTS wANrED--wo nave an original plan IN
"A dealing with our nrOnta, which thuy greatly
appreciate, We furnish tholn with any quantity Of
our cAtalOguoa with their nnnO printed ON each a.
oxcluhye ARenta for their county
Agents have merely 70 nee that the catalogues aro
property distributed and tho result IA marvellous,
An agent IN this way oan also establish largo mall
trndO,
Vuli particulars mallodo receipt OF four cents in
Louicr Payne a 90, battle Crock, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Two very important Democratic vic
tories were scored In Ohio yesterday.
We rather guess that the election Of
Col Cal Brlce to the Senate has not
hurt us very much. You know talk Is
cheap, especially Republican newspaper
talk, but the voting 10 what counts In
this, our State OF Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Mr.. j. s.. KARNEs, OF Canal Dover, is
In Canton In the interest Of Breeders
Association, TO include stark and Tus.
oarawas counties. II is proposed TO
have the frat trotting meeting In Can
ton the coming spring, provided the
Agricultural Society will agree TO put
the track In good shape, The meeting
for organization will be held In ALI.
ance either February 7th, or February
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

ELSEWHERE we copy from the New
York Post q valuable letter from our
friend M. ID. Harter OF Mansfield, eug-
gestlng the election Of U. 3. Senators
by The people. The Post very earnest
" approves the plan proposed BY Mr..
Hart0r,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Tho afflicted who desire 10 avail them
selves OF DR.. II, Russell Burnora trcat-
mont, should call upon him at tho Barnett
House az his next visit, which takes place
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Febru-
ary IA, 10 and 10, and not put tho matter
ell longer, as the Doctor's business is In
creasing 80 rdpidly that he VIII not DO
nblo 10 take new patients but Tor fow
animation vet free, and confidential.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

VINO says that travel elongatos hu'
man lifeY Here Ia Miss Downing Of
kennebunkport, Me, who has lived 9s
years without ever riding in the cars or
Oh a steamboat and has never been 10
miles away from home, She has never
been In love but three times In her life,
never married, and does not Intend TO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Upon vigorous health and n rugged
constitution will depend largely the
future happiness and success In life Of
a child; tic choice OF food 10, therefore,
OF the highest Importance. Mellin's
Food ls rich In blood forming, brain.
forming ahd ne.forming compounds,
and is recommended by the highest
medical authorities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Who IL this j, II, Rolgner anyway who
ia debating TO the Democratic legislature
the best method OF gerrymandoring the
stato9-l Maeaillon Independents
Come over to Canton and We will
give you an introduction TO Jacob, He
is good.looking young man, whose
contact will strengthen you intellect
ually, and this win certainly do you no
Ln.n..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Tuis Ia quite proliee weather, after
all, Not only are tho spring ylOlets in
bloom and the dainty dahdellona
aproutlng their yellow beauty, but the
iirat inatallment Of spring poetry came
In thla morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
PilOul Pilosl Itching pilos.

SYMPTOMS Moisture, intense itching
and stlnglng, most at night, worse by
scratching. II allowed 10 continue tum-
ors form, which often bleed and ulcerate'
becoming very sore. SwAYNE,B OlNT-
MENT stops tho itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most casos removes tho
timora. Al druRQlsts, or by mail for 30
cents. DIR. Swayno & Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Don't Give Up

because you feel blue and are troubled
with that tired and all.gone feeling
Do as | did, use q bottle Of Sulphur
Bitters, II will make you feel like a
new person; II did me.
JENNIE HOLMES,
1854 fremont street, Boston.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Tm retail dealers Of Canton ought
10 be able 10 see clearly now why good
roads arc an absolute necessity, This
10 Just what We have been advocating
for 10, these many moons. When will
business men wake up 10 their true In
tereeta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Gov. CAMPBELL was In Washington
yesterday and received an ovation on
tho floor OF the House, Mrs, Campbell,
who 10 with him, rs much improved In
health.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Road Notice.

Notice Ia hereby glyon that petition VIII DO nfc-
aonted ~ tho Hoard OF Commissioner OF stark
county Ohio, nj their next regular awgon, on Tho
nrat Monday OF March, A. d. 1890, praying ior mo
doacrlbod route In said county, t0'witl Beginning
nc a stone on the southwest tOfncr OF the aouhoa.t
quarter OF section twenty t0D), township eleven (l
NAd haf aectlon line on landa owned by M0uca Clay
aud tho hclra or william smith 70 the conter 0l eald
section twenty, thence north along nndu of william
lands OF j. WI Pontlua until II intofeocta the road
A PETITIONER
January 8O,h, 1900 .febe-hw