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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

Boys Use shirt waists reduced to 50 ceuta Ladiss'
Csc Waists reduced to 81 cents Our regular patrons
viii jump st this opportunity. would other, II tAsy
knew the qualities offered. .,.r 49,
7jc Couul Corssss for Zoe. These ere shs -Ra ,sss
Royal specially Corsets They n,ed no pssi,s from
q. 9s Underwear for el.2a Choice Cambria ana
Fine Muslin Gowns Drawers and Corsst Cover.
trimmed with superior lsces and embroddersss Not
few e. % snd $3.50 garments alss have been thrown
on that bargain table.
TIE PAIAis ROYAL.
4. LrsNRR.
Corner l2th IT. and Pa ave No
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JOHNSON. GARNER & Co.,
G3G Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.

Lnenf finished chainbray in stripes and plain colors
only l21tc. warranted fast colors We have lust re-
ccived great barysip in White Goods, which we have
marked very low, l0c., l25ac. A beautiful line Of
Chslliss, 81 inches wide, laIfc. regular price 1Sc
We have reduced the price all Of our scotch Zephyrs
to 2c. Large assortment Of Satteens l2I<c. l5c We
have splendid line Of Gents Outing Shirts from
Soc TO 50. Boys Shirt Waists 25c. All Ingram and
Brussels Carpets at cost Beautiful Figured Lawns &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

Washington Is sorry to see that its neighbor.
Baltimore, does no; get fifth place, as stated
heretofore. III the eleventh census, but has TO
accept the seventh, being ranked by both St
LOUIS and Boston. Nevertheless. the CITY by
the Patapsco MAKES an extremely creditable
showing. St. Louis having already secured SO
much may not insis. on a recount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

Inc resolution OF the Virginia republicans
publicly announced not to make a campaign in
their state is the most effective course thew
could take to boom the Federal elections bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

The proposition Of the International Con-
ference concerning the establishment. OF a
Latin-American memorial library at Washing
ton has already been warmly indorsed by The
SrAR, and the provision in the sundry civil bill
apPropriating toe amount necessary for the
building Is feature of the bill which deserves
TO be carefully protected and preserved intact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10


Friends OF the Atkinson bill claim that its
passage will not affect the question of railroad
occupation Of the mall. But if Congress con-
firms the railroads illegal occupation Of six
small reservations or open spaces, though they
are claimed by the commissioner Of public
grounds for the uses of their owner the United
States, will it be likely to disturb the roads
legal though theoretically temporary occupa-
ton Of the mall? If it condones the illegal
seizure will it be apt to withdraw the loan?
1t Is believed by the District that no
other opportunity. of effecting even an
Improvement in the occupation of the mall
will be had in the House than that which
the railroad gives by getting q quorum OF the
House together and asking a grant of favors.
The privileges which the road asks are viewed
as the consideration which the public has to
offer for this and other improvements. II
Congress now grants the road what it asks and
does nothing else, it will deliberately waste
the only opportunity which il is likely to have
for benefting the people in the direction indi-
Gated. and will give away for nothing the priv
ilsges which should be the price of public re-
lief. II Congress will not exact anything from
the road at the time when it is satisfying rail-
road demands, it will not do SO at any other
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

AS both parties are denying that there exists
any agreement in the Senate on the federal
elections bill it is suspected that the alleged
understanding arose by spontaneous genera
ton, or ..iust -rowed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

The revised census returns from varion,
cities suggest the old days when election Judges
wanted to know how much majority their marty
needed before sending in the returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

The old world is still ahead in some things.
Az anseat, Arabia seven hundred persons were
Killed by cyclone. The eye lone has sue
eeeded war and pestiieace as Deaths prime
minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

Senator Dolph can only indicate himself
and his position on the financial question BY
suing Puck for its cartoon of this week in
which he Is made to figure one of 1.-The Silver
Senators from the West threatening the
President with all sorts of dire disaster if he
checks free coinage
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FRrDArs BARGAINS Fon Men.

tN'sr door No. 10 Psnnsylvaaia ave.,
loo. Pure Linen Collars reduced to..............bc
Soc. "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts 75c
81 Madras FLANNEL Negligee Shirts. 81 30
$3.50 Non-shriuking Madras shirts 50
l9c. Flannel windsors to match shirts l3c
25c. Wash silk WINDSOR scArfs
Poe. Warranted all silk Belts. .............a ale
SILK sashes. with or without buckle. sl4s
35c. Silk Lise Half Hose. pc
l2I4c Pure Linen Handkerchief. ..... loc
21c. Extra fine Linen Handkerchiefs
Doc. Fancy French Linen Handkerchiefs
Doc. Gauze Shirts ribbed necks .............-..s5c
sl.25 2o-iueh "Gloris" Umbrellas o.
Sl.es 2s-inch do fancy handles .......... Ell. 20
See window display OF valises Toilet Articles kc.
and note the reduced prices marked Oh the goods.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED be.ow)
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Two more crooked New Workers have re-
turned from Canada to their native town to be
made straight. Bail $4,000 each.
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UMBsELLAs Down IL PRrcE.

Parasols at ridiculous prices to close. Lyons and
the celebrated "Conestoga" Umbrellas also down in
price. The genuine 'Gloria"-warranted one year
reduced from sl.25 to sl.05. Those with 2s-inch
paragon frames and fancy handles reduced from
sl.9S. LIS and 81 90 to sI.29. i5=l .e 80. 81.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
~ AL fa1a~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

Speaking OF the balance OF power and the
Farmers Alliance the conclusion ia re.cbea
that so far the Alliance has more power han IL
has balance.
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Jus' Why Canada should want the mother
country and the United States to ges into a
war does not appear. The battle would be
fossht IN Canada, and battles do not improve
greatly the beauty and prosperity Of a country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

Ii We are to have seal skin war with Eng
land, why not let the women do the fighting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

fhe Speaker and the Cold Wave will have no
trouble IN counting quorum in the House.
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SAks' DAl1r Budget.

''' Everything that sparklcs isn't diamond
''' Everything that looks like shoe-hasnt right
zee to the name. Do you know good shoes when you
80 see them? Or have you got to wait until you've
''' tried 'em to find out: It's little late then. Ex
90. perience is a safe tutor: but he's high priced
''' one There's no worrying to be done over OUR
''' shoes. We pair" comfort and quslity-and play
''' time. We guarantee 'em-and want to know If
''' they behave badly.
''' Did you ever see such contagious fashion As
''' Russet Shoes! Has the fever caught you-yet!
''' OF all that are shown in town-we've the gems
''' dozen shades-high and low cut Sizes for the
zee whole family. Il edT
." There are still a few Of those bargains we
''' offered the ladies the first Of the week-out on
'- the center tables. Look at 'em.
So All sorts of Athletic Footwear saks' prices
go are everything.
A"KINK" IN NECKwEAR.
''' We've shortened the price on all our Soc sum.
''' TICKS - 4-IN-HANDs -Bow-BANDs -
''' WATERFALLS to
Ct" 80 CENTs-3 Fo8s1.
"' That's equal to for nothing. Look in the
''' window-and come in and look
LYING" FIGURES.
"' It's a mistake. figures don't always tell the
So truth. Here's where 81 cents stands for SO
=" cents We've BALBRIGGAN and aAUZE UN-
'' DERsHIRT-wITH DRAWERS to match-worth
go every mill Of so cents for
zee 3oc. EACH--3 FOR sI.oo.
." Full size-perfect in cut-well made-and Q
" parallel of any haltdollar quality the trade can
''' produce.
." We'dset that for them If We were not making
''' leader Of them-Don't you want three suits,
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NAMrLEss BAne.rss Fon TonosRow.

Nameless only because at time OF writing are
able to state. with certainty. wha, will be this
inss arrivala However. have heard from all
seven of our buyers who left for New York last sat-
urday. and can write with certainty: Erpces Startling
bargains tomorrow
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Crows REDUCED IL Pace.

5Oc Silk Gloves for 30c. These the celebrated
Milanese Silk. which is light weight but very
durable.
Csc. Gloves for Csc. Bes: English Silk: all the
scarce shades,
Poe. Mitts for 2lc. These Jersey Silk Mitts have
been pronounced the best value In town at pc
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Contpue bclow.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

nRAFTMENs AND ENGINEERS,
~ sCPiL1ks.
ARTISTS NAfERIAIS
. flClCk fEAMlA8.
hHOIO9hAfhIC OCtklis tkON 1870 ZIP
Ali In greatest ,assety Is,,xIu .,r,--. ~
Branch l122 Psuna ave o0S 1871 S.n
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During July and August zee gH close a, Snn,., Sat-
ttTduW excepted.
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s: : A 4 { E.. ! 4 4 . / :: ::
snt IS " 4 (
kk 90 90 \ ( "a Ia. ::

Not only the bargains secured in New York. but
regular stock will be offered at reduced prices ,omor
row. We would make Friday your principal shopping
day. since We now close at o'clock on Saturdays
CONTINUED belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP.
We HAVE PLACED ON OUR CENTER COUNTERS
ALL OF OUR REMNANTS AND HAVE MARKED
THEM AwFULLY CHEAP.
AMONG THEM ARE LARGE LOT OF SILK
NETS OF DIFFERENT DESIGNS AND QUALITIES
WE HAVE MARKED THEM JUST FIFTY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR. AND SHOULD YOU WANT NETS OF
ANY KIND y WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT DUB
STOCK
y. n sEUsTER SONS.
80 PENN AVE. NV.
ONE PRICE. Ivy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

TUESDAY. JULY 8, 1890
ELpHONZo YoUNGs COMPANY have just re-
ceived Job lot of elegant imported sARDINEs-as
tue in qualify DO procured-which they offer at
Ice. A BOX OR
$l.7O A DOZEN.
These regular zoe. goods, and when they are
tone It will be impossible to get more at such low
rate. Secure supply at once, as they will soon be
gone.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY.
AS Ninth St
p. s.-Remember cur CRISP Potato CHIPS for
Luncheons aud Picnics.
tyS E.
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lxrosslpr1rrrrs Mrrr Aw.r.

WHEN WE MAKE Up OUR MINDS TO ACCOM-.
PLrsH ANYTHING
OUR AIN Is TO CLOSE OUT ALL ous
SUMNER STOCK
area, things in store for you
Abduction Of 10 per cen, on tn. Ia psrississs
sui,a These suits complete. rang, in rr,ce:
.. sa.75 s32s sS7S s.oo
and consist Of two pieces Jersey Cloth in Navy Blue
and Back with white black braid trimming either
Basque or Blouse style
10 per cent reduction on all sh.wls.
Lisht Weight or Heavy.
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. Csc.
~ Va N~'"ef oesN AeEN@4e' A@Sa cSiotss ofN~tN
string at waist; three platte back and finished Of In the
best workmanship pos.,,ao s,,.. 10 a. Al A.
suRAH WAISTS. $3.50
These are very nobby aud exceedingly comior: tbe.
come q, n, ,,.,.,,,.
.r..-,,
VOC s0'uA NAios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

Dnr G. o Ds.
1O-4 sheeiing, Blsached and Unbleached, 1sc.
Pillow Case Cotton. lOc.
AndrUscUgYin Bleached Cotton, Short Lsngths. &c.
India Linen. 8. 3. To- l2H. 10 aud Zoe.
kesther Proof ITCHING, loo.
full line OF Corsets-an extra rood one for SOC.
summer Corsets, 90. Toe. aud u.
Childrens Pnrasols, 2Oc
Casing out Psrxsols very cheap
Beautiful line Of Lawns. :est coloss, sc.
xyi0nits Collsr., l5c. Gun. Soc
BOY. outinE shirts. 2Sc n. an ,o.
Boys' Knee Pants AMI BURT WaistA
Ghulltss. Asst colois, De-
l.srse line oS Outing Flannel cheap.
Iadis' wsists ~ calico. Perculs and OutirR Cloth
Cisrks ONT. Spool Cotton. 42xc. dog.
!. n TOwNkR SON,
rvs 1916 9TH st. NV
Trr TAousos. Housros ELrorRro
COMPANY.
r-as gro Atlantie avenue. Bostou MAJ.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1888 ST
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FRrpAr's BARGAINS FoR CHILDREN.
ooc' fiquc Snh HATS reduced SIC
sl2o bingham Presses IL to years.
Toe. India Lawn Gumps e. to IL years. G4c
'oc' ohirt waists, All .....o9c
25c. Windsor scarfs extra length. e2c
25c. Windsor scarfs medium length l9c
10 FER cent of the marked prices OF all Misses and
Children's White India Linen. Bingham and Flannel
Suits.
The PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belowD
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This cold wave may prscipitsts the seal skin
vax.
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HosE REDUCED IL PRICE.

2oc. Hose for lie. Where else such variety or
qualities for 25c.: AL sizes. but at l9c The de-
mand will be doubled. SO it isn't safe to delay call
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
"a hall
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SUMNER CLornrs.

THE GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE NOT
YET INVESTED IN FEATHER.wEIGHT
GARMENTS WILL NEED NO STRONGER
REMINDER THAN THIS WEATHER
CALL ON Us AND LET Us SHOW YOU
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE
MOST STYLISH SUMMER CLOTHING
TO BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON. ALL
SIZES AND SHAPES IN BLUE. BLACK,
BROWN AND GRAY SERGE. WHITE
AND FANCY FLANNEL AND SEkGE
SUITS. THIN COATS AND VESTS IN
PONGEF. MOHAIR. DRAP DETE,
CAMEL's HAIR, FRENCH wORSTED,
CALCUTTA sEERSUCKER, sECILEINE
AND SILK ALSO FULL LINE OF
WHITE AND FANCY VESTS. ALL SIZES
AND PRICES.
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ROBINSON. PARKER 4 o.,
AMERICAN CLoTHIERS
1yS-eo $40 SEVENTH ST. NV.
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NEW PENsION LSw-sAILORs. eOIDIERa
N ths&r WIDOWS, mothers sno fathers- $4,000 psu
aud basnks fufnished tree fA1klCk on AlhILL
Attorpsy -st-IAN. 1S1e 81 hw. se3u-lsa
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BA MS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
ilU SEVENTH SrHEET
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WOODWARD ! torzzos.
Corner llsh and = sta nw
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BAaoArss o. SroosD Froon.

Continued below.l
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-30
Hallucination or Laziness {!

w. II. Lilly, one of the earliest settler,
of Livingston County, Mo-, has fol-
twenty-five years been the victim of {,
queer halluclnation that has kept hin
confined to his bed. In 1868, during &
slight illness, he was seized with feaI
that he woul die of heart disease if he
attempted TO stand up or 10 raise hi
head above n certain level
Every possible me ans was resorted &c
by his family to drive the idea from his
mind, but without success. He stub.
bornly stuck to his couch and refused te
be coaxed or frightened ont OF it.
1t was thought he would never leave his
bed except for the grave. One day last
week. however, the dormant energies OF
LILLY ressserted themselves as suddenly
and mysteriously MS they had departed
and he raised his head above the sup.
posed dan er-line. Dumfounded at find.
ing no serious results, he raised it still
higher and finally sat bolt upright. IL,
has now ,pparently fully recovered. and
is experimenting some improvements or
his farm.
During his wife's admin 'stration o.
affairs the farm has trebled in value, ant
Lilly is TO-DAY 1000 better off than he
was when he took to his bed twenty fiv,
yea-s AGO.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-30
Not Sugar. but Meat.

1t "was settling day" at q general
store in Louisiana hamlet. Between
sixty and seventy negroes were on hand
to see how their accounts stood, and
the proprietor and his clerk were very
bnsy with the books. As the name of
each was called he came forward, and
the conversation ran about thus:
We'll, Henry, you have had 100
pounds of meat, 300 pounds of meal, 90
pounds of -four, 20 pounds of sugar, a
pair of shoes, q pound of tea, and hat.
Deduct from this your cotton and owe
you ten dollars"
"Yes, sab"
They had got to the tenth man be-
fore any one kicked, and then it was
an intelligent looking black who had a
memorandum book in his hand, and
who said:
Il hain't dun had 70 sugar of you,
Mars Thompson"
you haven't?'
"No, sab What's the date of it?"
"The 18th of last month"
1--WE all was dun gone away from
home from de 10TH to de both, an dat
charge hain't right"
What! Do you dispute my books ? ..
II has got to, sab.
"Then I'll! Hold on, William /:
] am wrong. Yes, have made mis-
take. 1t isn't sugar, but meat. That
makes-lets see-that makes forty
pounds of meat instead of twenty
pounds of sugar, and you owe me So. j"
He had scratched out the false charge
and falsifed the amount of meat to off
set it, cheating the man out of 81, but
William turned to his companions and
proudly waved the book on high and
said:
Haven't l dun stuck to it dat eddie
cashun puts money in yo' pockets ?"-
NelU York Sun.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-30
Cupboard Crabb.

An Anglo-Indian officer, of the Bengal
artillery. relates an anecdote of one of
those soldiers who in military phrase are
known as malingerers, but whom COM
mon people would call shirks.
A gunner named lchabod Crabb, went
TO see the hospital authorities on the sub
ject of strange affection of the back,
which compelled him TO walk somewhat
in the shape of n capital c.
L amt in no great PAIN" be said.
'cept when tries 10 stand hereof, an
then my back seems to break clear in two.
l couldn't stand up, not if my life de-
pended on it.
As there was heavy gun drill going on
at this time, DR.. Triton formed his own
opinion of the case, and determined to
let the man work ont his own cure.
He ordered Crabb's breakfast to be
placed on high cupboard in the wall, to
reach which the patient would have to
stand erect.
At dinner time,the cook reported Crabb's
breakfast 10 be untouched. Put his din.
ner in the same place, commanded DIR.
Triton; and the treatment was con.
tinued throughout the day.
The next morning, when the Doctor
called to see his patient, he found that
his prescription had been efficacous
Crabb had eaten his supper and break.
fast. and declare himself tit for duty.
Cupboard Crabb, as he was after.
ward called, confessed that he had tried
to deceive the old Doctor, but had found
himself beaten.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-30
Terrifying Phenomena.

Dame Nature has always been given 10
freaks which alarm the most philosophi.
cal; the timid are always ready to cry out
at the unexpected, be 1t a flood like rain
in summer or thunder in winter But
trites such as these are not worth mo.
ment's thought in view of the marvellous
phenomena on record. Think OF a rain
of blood for instance. Yet many of the
old writer's record three days shower of
blood-red rain in the Island of Rhodes
and throughout Southern Italy in 1885
monk, writing in 1881. tells of a loaf
being cut out of which blood flowed as
freely as from a fresh wound. In l34s
there were many great tempests. Several
towns and thousands of people were
swallowed up and the rivers changed their
courses or stopped. Some chasms in the
earth sent forth poisonous fluids, as red
as carmine ink. as at Villach, in Austria.
Ponderous hailstones fell in many parts
of Germany the same year, some of them
weighing from twenty to seventy pounds.
At Lamech u rained flesh, dust, comets
and meteors; firebrands and corusc 8sions
were in the air; mock suns, with fiery
tails. sailed through the skies. Soon
after these terrible scenes at Tamech the
rain went sweeping out throughout South
ern Europe. An igneous vapor 'or sui
parts of Asia, and utterly consumed men,
beasts, houses and trees. so injecting the
air that great plague followed. Young
serpents and millions of venomous in
sects fell from the clouds. At Rome, il
rained dust, mixed with blood. for three
days. a snow fell in Syria, which pres
emily melted and flowed In carmine rivers
of blood, or some fluid much resembling
it in every particular. In 1861 Burgundy
experienced the novelty of a shower of
blood-red rain, which ensanguined every
thing it touched. In 1888 bread put in the
oven at Nuremberg was taken out COW
cred with bloody sweat. Wurtemberg
had a shower of birthstone and ashes IN
1854. In 1895 Limerick and Tipperary,
>Ireland had many showers Of soft, fatty
substance resembling butter. Ii was of a
dark yellow color and always foil at
night. The people gathered it and used
1t as an ointment, reporting many aston
ishing cures.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-30

from whse II ought 10 be- but II "a growing bet
ter and not worse Development, however,
must come by individual educat o. and growth,
rather than by Legislative enactments aimed at
revolution, and among the aids TO the future OF
the working man do not forget the free schoo'
system.
We would lust add word for our friend who
has -heard that money controls The legislatures
OF great Statos." We have universal suffrage
in this country The poorest Deggar is equa
before the law and the ballot-box 20 tho heir OF
all tho Astors. Surely the poor man cannot
complain OF tho law. The men who compose
our Legislatures are o. our own selection, each
chosen by his noighbors. Perhaps occasionally
one betrays his trust for morey though we ad.
wise our friend 20 be cautious about believing
auch reports. But we hnN 10 accept the frailty
OF human nature whereyer,we find &C. in the be.
trayal OF legislative trusts "a well in the be-
travail OF business condolences and other obi.
cations or moro sacred and binding character.
We have 10 governing class 60 lime for such
d linquencies. Wemust acceps the fidelity and
tho intelligence OF the average voter.