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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-10-24
CHAPTER 1874.


AN ACT to amend section seventeen, of
article two of the constitution OF this
State.
SECTION l. BE II enacted By The General
assembly Of Maryland, Three ftths of all
the members of the two Houses concarrlng,
that the following section be and the same Is
hereby proposed as an amendment to the
constitution OF this State, and If adopted by
the legal and qualified voters thereof as here
in provided, it shall superSede and stand in
the place and instead Of section seventeen OF
article two OF said constitution.
SECTION II. To guard against hasty or
partial legislation, and encroachments OF the
Legislative Department upon the CO. ordinate,
Executive and Judicial departments, every
bill which shall have passed the House OF
Delegates and the Senate, shall before 1t be-
comes a law, be presented to the Governor
OF the State; If he approve, he shall sign 1t ;
but if not he shall return it, with his obiec
tons, to the House in which it originated,
which House shall enter the objections at
large on its journal, and proceed to recon
slider the bill if after such reconsideration,
three-fiths of the members elected to that
House shall pass the bill, it shall be sent with
the objections to the other House, by winch
it shall likewise be reconsidered, and II pass
ed by three-ffths of the members elected TO
that House, it shall become q law, but in all
such cases the votes of both Houses shall be
determined by yeas and nays, and the names
of the persons voting for and against the bill
shall be entered on the journal of each
House respectively; if any bill shall not be
returned by the Governor within SIX days
Sundays excepted) after 1t shall have been
presented to him, the same shall be law in
like manner as if he signed it; unless the
General Assembly shall, by adjournment
prevent It's return, in which case 1t shall moi
be u law, the Governor shall have power tC
disapprove Of any item or items Of any bill'
making appropriations OF money, embracing
distinct items, and the part or parts Of tn,
bill approved shall be the law, and the item
or items of appropriations disapproved shat
be void unless repassed according to the rule
of limitations prescribed for the passage o
other bills over the executive veto.
SECTION =. ARd be ii further eHdctel By
the authority aforesaid, That the said fore
going section hereby proposed as AN amend
ment to the Constitution shall be at the mex
general election held in this State, submitted
to the legal and qualified voters thereof 70
their adoption or rejection, in pursuance 0
.he directions contained in article fourteen o
the constitution of this State, and at the sal,
general election the vote on said proposed
amendment 10 the constitution shall be b.
ballot, and upon each ballot there shall b.
written or printed the words for the consti
tutional amendment or against the con
stitutional amendment as the voter shall
elect, and Immediately after said election
due return shall be made to the Governor o
the vote for and against said propose,
amendment, as directed by the said fourteenth
article of the constitution.
Approved March 9th, 1880.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-10-24
dividend NOTICE.

HENRl NANUEhf UhJ,
aug Is Advocate Office, Westminster, Mo
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25
Care 81 the Eyes

Avoid reading or sewing by twilight
Residing in = moving car Is . grsss
strain on the eysS
The best turkeys for breeding are those
that are years old
Diseases of the eye are often the resulA
of general weakness
The eyes are often Troublesome whsa
the stomach is affected
Do not read or sew when recoVeTfna
from illness, especially fever.
When the eyes are at all defective,
avoid working at fine needle work, draw
ing. etc, longer than half an hour 1t =
time.
slippery elm water Is very soothing
when applied externally 20 inhAmed eyss-
A sty on the eye viii sometimes yield
TO an application of very strong blAch
tea
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25
tic Dota

Ammonia il excellent for cleaning the
spots on from clothing. II should be d.
luted with . little water before using
Embrolderies should be ironed on -
wrong side after laying them over . plscs
of white flannel This brings oat Ehs
pattern distinctly.
A mild white soap Is considered the besa
for washing white silk handksrchisfs, tray
cloths, dOiliss and center pieces that are
embroidered In wash dIks-
Babies bootees and socks should be
washed In warm suds and dried over
last made for that purpose as soon - Pc
sibls, % that they VIII not shrink.
In washing lsoss fastsn piece o< w&Aes
muslin around . large bottle and bsSss
your lace on TO # catching the pstnts
down Make = suda OF fine toilet soap and
soft water and Fub on the lace until cieaz.
then rinse well and dry.
Lemon Juice win frequently remove troa
rust After applying IL thoroughly place
in the sun and let il stand II one appH.
cation is not snectusl repeat it two o.
three times. Ink can be taken out Of
cotton goods by washing IL IN milk inn
msdistely after It ts split on the garment
Gasoline VIII clean white wool goods %
ft looks Ike new. It h also much used kos
clsanin9 hid gloves
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25

Be not weary and faint By the way
sids Revolutions ere zot aooOn-
plishsd IA > day asr . year Ths
lsrHsrs Of tbs whole country are unit
Is requires Tina york and patience;
bat All 4 being doas as rapidly ~
possible Ststs afssr state is whseling
into unA and In each one the OrgAnis-
alton is growing II numbers an9 In
creaslns in izhUeacs and poweR. The
dawn OF . better dAy l. approaching
end The silver lafng % me cloud %
despair thai kovsrs over the heart oe
the srmer u increasing In SIZE ana
prcmlse- Be Of coed Cheer and lsarn
% laber ard walk -KzchangA
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25

Outside OF Tennessee there has been
no censure expressed tor the Brice-
vile miners. Newspapers both north
and south. east and west either express
q sympathy for the miners or are non
commital- All seem to realize that
the revolution on the part of the Ten
uessee miners has sounded the death
knell 70 the internal lease system
This is true; It Is only a matter of time
when its repulsive stenches will rise
only from the records OF the past In
Tennessee to-day the system would be
wiped out OF existence by a three
fOurths vote and yet stupid legisIa-
ture didn't dare to represent its con-
stituency. It let remain on the stat
ute books = law repulsive 70 our peo-
and equipped the government who Is
sworn TO execute every statute II
turned its back upon three thousand
miners and left them 20 submit or re-
volt by making criminals Of them
selves Il subjected the state 70 hu-
EniliaEion By being defied By an armed
insurroction- It cleared the pages
for the footing up Of powerful bill Of
cost for the maintaining Of the sys-
tenn
" as oAG sAC E4AnSfs 40N 4Ady
came plsadiAe before tbs lsgisla&urs
for their homes and 6rssida WkSa
the deer wss closed 80 them thsy
souRht-ths only other chance Of relief
sks oourt& There deaf ear. wss
turned tAsn quietly bat firmly they
res0sssd 10 she tza1isnalls rights OF
rsvOiutioA. In this they made tkem-
selves eriminaIS although wtEhcak tbs
shedding OF blood they asserted thelE
power.
We deplore the state Of affairs thaA
made ths uprzsing necessary and Ez0st
sincerely hope that Governor Buchanan
Etfi net Be forced By bis oath - up-
hold as AZ enormous cost 3 system
which Il repuisfve 20 every instinct OF
tusGiOs We bel1eve the Iessoa has
slFsady been 1zaghs ana that szas pso-
pie viii repudia4e she system ax the
ballot box ana % II - bs hepea thai
tbs msneEa win deslst frem EurEher
demonstration e e miahs pssct e
TIE injury 81 their eausa This ToileE
Team
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25
InrrsvsA Naseaa.

Many breeders have an unhappy
faculty Of saying that mutton is NUT
ton. no matter whenes it Genes e.
from what breed or condition Of car
casa; but they make great mistake
As veil say that bsel wAs bssL ana
juss as good whether tAkea from .
Texas steer or from an improved bul-
lock At the same time there 10 -
ignoring the fact that properly FED
wetheF viii make excellent mutton.
even though Of but common stock. -
will also . Texas steer make good beef.
It Is all in the finish that L. put TO tbs
animal during the last few months %
it's life The famous mutton Of Eng
land. of Great Britain indeed comes
from the mutton breeds whose feed
has gone 20 the making of fesh rather
than wool. and TO eatable lean msat
rather than TO corn made fat and =
stingy. sinewy mouthful Of flesh 20 =
half-pOund mutton chop Such NUT
tons are ready for the butcher At two
years old will dress hundred pounds
and every ounce of II afford . desira-
bic dish and a pslstable one for rich
and poor alike.-CoIsmRn's Rural
World.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25
Feed More Rran ana Lsss oerp.

A mess of bran is always beneficial
Bran contains more phOsphates and
mineral matter than ground grain.
and 1t also assists In regulating the
bOwelA especially when = small guam
dty of hnseed meal L. given with Il
but In the summer season = mess three
times . week may be allowed only Is
may be fed by scaldIng IL and feeding
It In a trough. or IL may be sprlnkled
over potatoes or turnips. cooked No
other grain food need be given II bran
is used In tho summer season. II the
fowls have . range. In fact no grain
is necessary at all: but should such
food be given. let IL be bran -Farm
and Preside.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25

Sheep may come = little nearer re-
turning something for nothing than
can be had from some other invest
msntS but the man who puts his
money into q flock. of whatever size
or breed Of sheep and afterwards
Omits TO accord all the essentials 70
thrift and Improvement Il only sur
prising himself and need look for no
other results thsz disappointed hopes
and . depleted pOckst-bO On the
other hand. tie farmer who secures
the proper type Of sheep and Acoords
to these pleaty Of fsed and such
security from exposures ss hnmsniSY
aad economy msy dictate viii find
himself rewarded by returns certain 20
loss nnehinK in comparison Sfth the
best thst comes 70 him through any
other source.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25

fs@or Ssaporn sAosed t1at psans
of growth could - made On lsaa fooa
aad at far lea cost on , growing sns-
mai than On "a old one; IA facA thss g
VS. Law OF growth that the younrs<
the animal the greater the growth psz
day. and the less food per dEy called
for. he further showed g ne szSis-
faction Of all feeders THAI tie growth
OF steers the third year and later g
did not pay its way. The Chicago fs4
stock show soon adopted the then ~
Variable plan Of Offering no prizes o.
besf cattle so old - four years thns
taking the ground that there shcold
Be no encouragement given to keeping
steers up 70 that aga Growers sooa
osnght up with the idea and cams -
aeesps The Action e. wiss and pr0psa
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25
P1rH Notes

Sheep give back 70 the son - much Is
tksy take from Il Aors, indeed, stnae Il
- = ven Known fact thai they snrxoA lie
pastures IN whieA they fad
forming for = living" b . psor veg.
Esks . business sf g. Rad stHsy,
tktnk, experiment. pzacEtoa he WRy g
maks = suscsss Of aayfAtzg = 80 bs sa<Hssa
sad sasrgeE3s, s1d - lsaEa - mscA aboza
Il - circamssa2ess Win permit anS thsa
- put taso prssE1Ss N s4sA yss lesrz-
Ths b<Oa6- hsaasd ha<sss sEs ths eisvsz-
esk In tie srzy ezvsky xbs ko=Sss WITH
brosd borshssds Learn xhsEr &Efn more
qukcA1y eAsn cehsrz 4 eeasssnsn meas-
ursA ths ksaAs 81 81 - hzEesEz, sa6
fcund that shslr fatethxaGcs azd zooH
sszss wss IN prOpoTtaOn e ths wtdtA a
thsGr forebesds.
II al ehoss Who have nasds xaonsy vita
shssp Ws<s 60 give tie reason for thaaz
Success, Ehey w0aid say that tie ckzSs1
factor was ths care ehsy gave shs aeck.
eoSes2faE shsspmsn are . unit IA saying
that. no HssssT what breed = ksps % foT
whsk purpose kspk. pstns1akinx care "a
great and sxnau tk1n<s i tie only way -
make sheep husbandry proakAhlA
Many . man h farming half sscffcn af
Land. who. If he pat TIE same sasrky end
same saeuas Of woFk o. "a sseAty. o. ss
meet . quarter sscxkon- wCuad take eresA
deal mere pleasure In living and evsrY
year lay ~ mere Of this saridss eoods e
insure res whsn sE5R joints and weak-
ened musoass maks rezE grasskHS % -
most intustztous - - nssv
thsnzs v1hie.. kavs.a fs,uszaas -
ing nnP.ostsbls 50 tAs $3.50 fzzslszs
e runnlas : ierssS szszs kse - - =
- krszszA
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25
wOmea as EsOa Carriers

Mr.. Wood says that he visited
Prague In Austria and went through
q large pearl button factory, employ
ing l. 200 men women aud children.
he found that the younger hands
earned 10 cents 8 day. and the man
and the older women 20 cents = DAY.
During dinner time he and his friends
went among the work people who
made pearl buttonA TheiF dinner
was dark bread and soup made from
potatoes and turnipa Right Opposite
the factory = building was eetug COa-
strucaed- Women acted - trick and
bod carriers and they goa IS osnts .
DAY. The Sentinel
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25

The progress Of ideas as connec ted
With farm practices is far more rapid
than farmers get credits for - the
workgoss along. saYs che Tsxas Live
Stock Journal We have only to Iook
back over . few years Of time 20 learn
Ia e great changes Ia msshods and
practices have taken place and have
settled down into the position of COM
mon practice This change has bssn
very msrk IN the business Of grov-
Ene and fstt Mag eesE This change
b mere plainly illustrated 10 the West
zfth their largs Operations though the
chsnge has taken p ace here as vel -
shera Is was bat few years a0s
thas ft vas the Esnerzi understanding
szzat - aninsI mtsst Be four years old
or usore Be ore & wss ted for the
ezsshas and Scr tie s1asunas Peo-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25

Alliance Herald: It has become
= trite joke for some tool Of plutoors-
CO 70 ask an alliance speaker how much
cotton he produced this year. OF SINH
lar question This regAles the oppOst-
ton with delight and no one objects
TO that crowd deriving ali the fun pos
sible from It The question of how 70
increase crops and heW to make TIVE
blades OF grass grow where one grew
before" Il nos the question now. The
qussta0e + how 20 keep, Ske exPlottsrs
from tAkiAG both blades for Interest
on shs H.Onsy the present system hAs
compelled every farmer % borrow?
WEa2 Il The use 70 produce = crop. 81
The ether fellow shall gss Ill the profit
The question Is how 70 secure - thu
toiier the fFIzfts of bis labor and 70 the
laIcror ths rewards Of shis Industry
The peopls understand e
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25


Whenevsr you pin down = southern
Congressman a. 70 his views on nation
n bznkx he VIII very readily declsrs
that he IL opposed 20 them II you
viii push him. he will declare In favor
Of repeal Of their chzrssrG II yea
vail then make him declare how he
viii supply the substitute for tbs ma
tional bank circulation that would be
Withdrawn. be viii never answer.
Whys He e simply axinR 90 de
nothing In that dIrscta0nL AID the
next time he wants 60 b elscesd BE
via have = plan Now l. the tina
Make them show up or shut up -
Southern AiIisncs FarrneE.
zxeissd c1tisaa 10 bessnsss sAaazgsr e
Eureka Aedicins Co See hefsi Whsa
do you mszA ~ printing tAks Sentimental
ever NY aamsi nsVsEss ook ~ % yszr
staa "a my NE" Msnszer-k.Ws are
saszy. sir. bas We undsrsssOd kkks yos
we're dad" [To clerk 'JamA 80
that the signature uaasr sweFH testfnostaI
Ne II, Les b eAaAgsa ssssrs ~ 80 eat
- naxs saitse1 af FuhEse knaossazssnk =
-Pack
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25

The Ottawa Journal: A great deal 4
being said these times about Kansas
credit The old party papers are full
OF It They claim that Kansas veal or
voc depends on the favor It hnds In the
eyes Of the Eastern money lender.
They say that whatever adversity or
depression exists to-day Ia Kansas. is
ewing 20 the bad name that the Pso-
pls's party has given 70 Kansas In
ths East They say to the voters 81
kAnsaA u you elecS Alliance IodRea
Eastern money lenders will esass %
% business In Kansas and misery. ruin
Aend want viii be the result u vas
kAe chronic threat Of the Republicans
the legislaturs last winter. If you
liAnce men pass this Law or that Law.
Eastern money lenders viii crush
LIE out Of Kansaa" Now ponder
this. What does it 60 - proved
l. IN acknowledgment of the po-
iAlity Of the money power. We
In the power Of money lenders. and
s6Sy viii make grass grow La the
streets Of the citieS sweep he people
% the farms and turn them out into
shs highways to dien Again We say,
fhink on iti II the power Of indivtd-
usis TO loan money has reached 20 sach
gigantic pasa Is It not high time for
sAs government to step In and take
eontroi Of tnis mighty engine for wal
o. Tor woeP Il the money lenders have
ASHAMED such omnipotance that voters
ead even legislatures must acs IA obe-
9isaes 70 their Whlms land sAe old
psrtiss declare that be hes reached
tbas pess) 10 II not imperative on ev-
~ loyal citizen 20 array himself
>ssinss thls hydra kssded neazes .
- iibertsea
Arizona republican., 1891-07-01
This Dato in His.cry--July l.

This month was originally called CCintilis by the Romans, boiay tho fifth ia their calendar. By proposal of Mark Antony it WAS changed to July in honor of Julius Cesar, who was born on the lth. h the reformation of the calen. dar it became the seventh month. lSse-"Adnirah,o~ Crichtol Gsncs) assassi- mated h Mantua by his fayori;e pupil, son of the duke: though but - cars old he was master of many languages, noted for courtesy anl bravery in war, sSillel h ell rolito accomplishments aal . ready writer of Latin poems.
 lT,J-Jcan Daptistc, CoGte of Eochanlbcaa, French soldier, born; dtcl l5J.; comnand- cd tho Preach il America il lioJS!; ulstil' guishcl himself at Yorktown. lsCO--Charlcs Goodyear, inventor of vulcanizod rubber. died in NeR York city; bora lov1 lscs-Dattle of Malvern Hill: bloody repalso of tho Coafeiorates.
 lScc-Rosccrans took Tullaho2la, Tenn; first days fight at Getty 5burG; battles tt Black River, Miss, Gnl Cabin Creek, Indian Yer. ritory; John Morgan startei on hl3 raId into the north. l8,--Thomas Francis Mcaghcr, governor of Montana and Irish exile, drowned by fall ing from q steamboat in Missouri river, Montana.
 lsSSy-Rcunioa of veterans of both armies al Gettysburg.
 iS9O-Monument to Thomas A. Hendricks un' yelled at ID0ianspoliA
Arizona republican., 1891-07-01
A NBV DISCOVERY

It is always hard to make people be. lieve that you have the best, especially when the article is newly invented one. They will look upon all proposi- tons made with d suspicious eye; bat We trust they will give careful con-idera. ton of the proposition we are about to make. We intend to show the people oi ,his Territory the only road to prosper Ity. We do not wish to show that State hood will alone develop the resources oi this glorious country. out we contend, and Ic so net because we are now pcrson- ally interested in this question, ioI we be- came interested because we saw the ad- yantages and necessity oi going into this business, but because we honestly believe that the future prosperity of this Territory depends upon the reclamation of she desert lands by windmilIs. We know what we say because we practice what We preach. California today is what she Is on account of windmills giving her ''Ihe start in life." The .Ern.o;or Is the latest improved mill and ,hnws an inciease Oi thirty-hve per cent ln power over any mill manufactured. u is simply d wonderful machine aud pericrns wonders. For instance, a It, foot Ermo,or is equal-and Is guaran- leed lo be so-tu any 2l-ioot wheel made. aud aL an elevation ui say thiriy feet will work two good eighi-lnch pumps, which will throw SOO gallons Oi water per hour. This means ly2,OoO gallons per day, and If you have d large reser- voir you can let the mill run night and day. One hundred and ninety-two thousand gallons uf water would irrigate len acres of fruit trees per each tariff. Think ui it. Do not doubt this statement, for We will sell our mills wi.n this guar antec. We know the Erniol"r will d" il, and If it don't you are under no otliga- 1 tiun 10 take the saiur. We also guarantee that lS-iuot !ErnOtor wIli work d four inch pump 5OO feet deep. Catrlemen this deserves your careful consi ieratiun, Tor you can save immensely hy putting | in an Ermutor. and use your steam pumps in cases oi emervency. The KrnIoIor will p1mp lO0J feet. All steel and will last life time. Send for cir. culars and further information.
 iIOFF BROTHERS,
 tSnccessnrs to CIAs. E. liofF,)
 Territorial Agents, Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-01

BARON HIEsCH's plans for the Jews, are we'll presented in the July number oi the North 1msricqn Rerie~, in an ar llcle .nli.lsd. My View on rhllan- ,nrophy." Among other ih!ng., lhe wriIer gays:
 N nat desIre 10 accomplish, what, after many IsiIuTes, has come lU be l.e oDIecI oi any he, aua tuat Tor Which u.n IeaUy ID stiSe my wealth aud my intellectual pJ"ers, Is lo si'e to a pvIliun al my conpaniOns ln I.Itd the possi uiIly oi hnuIns a new eAisIenee, priharly us Iaimers anu aIsO as h1nuiuraIlsi.-vn, IA tnuse Janus wH,Ie iLe ,Gws ahu reiislu.s toiorance .eguiit lne.n tU carry ou tue sIIues'o Tor eAi'i eIee as nOole anI rSspOnsiOIe suHJcct' oi :" .u.IIaiIe UJyeInA.ieal. uuiueAo U. thrse ..h NICtlo..s, n! cOUrse IOF phlianL.sropiS NViA Was S.rar.y snowa IGe. by e'.AO'isLi"S oIs"..i''a Iions ln the OuenI auI la Ea.ivls wiS.e! to eve lne Jews wHv Iau GelIaIned ln the iailn tuc upporlunltS oI UScO.Iiins good iarG.ers "h. allsnIen MIlhUut nIu,lns lLeIn from I..e land upon wHich la,y We're se.t.eI, anu .sf.cuit40.. schools anu seuvo,s Ior manuel IraiIiIng "vIe tU supply the inedIs Tor teacLinl tLe.n. Ii Is n.c- essar!, however, to aiUpT some ot"er het"Uu ior aiGias lhvse Jews Who are uIiren ironI {. sir Iouu ,ry, and are ooitged to sreG h>w no.ss across lne veean. Aha it Is aI pies, nl, tAe.e- .orc, my greatest ueslre 10 accomplish n worA in d uluen Inore lGnpJrIaul scale, anu Oi quite d
 liercnt charscivr IrVIn any adopted up lo tLe ,,rrseul ume-a purpose wEicn, IL may te .eGsona6iy uV,ed, will brins aooul the results l.rea,Iy uienIlJncd, Tue quesllJa Is, then, to .IeIp tne Russian Jews wao nave just Lern ex- .le from Inelr homes 10 nnd new cUuniries s neIe they can Use tnelr powers Ir,e.y, Where .n,y cau uring into pracllce again t"c qualitlrs .Gey have innerl.ed Iron their ancestoas, anu, Luxliy, wnere tAey can uecVme useIuI C.t, zuiis Ji Tree anu secuIe country lu whicn the rie ais
 ,I all inuaoilants are equal. h vulIsid, rinS Inis plan, naturally thought of thA Uniie! | ,Lstcs, where Ihc liberal ConsIitutUu Is n suurdntee uI happy development Tor lne follow. CTS Vi ali reli siOus faiths. Ye,i was ubiiged 70
 'oniess that to increase to any srrat extent The rtltvs wou.d De of advamt ige neIlner to tne 'OUntTy i.seli nor Io the called Jews; for it is .uy iirn convi iiOn that tAi> ncw seItleLiei ,GOuld be sC Iterci IhrJns h iii icrcnt lands and ',reri over a large SD .ce sb that there shall be
 10 opportunity iOr social or rei-io4s rupture. made study, theIefOre, of uIhe ent counties, .ud after Careful examination have become ioIyihced that the Argentine RepuO.lc, Cans'ia, ,ud Australia, ahOve al others, of r Ihe surcst guar .ntee for Inc accomplishments of the p1tn. expect to begIn With tie Arscntine Rcpubiic, and arrangements for the p Trhasc oi certain and. for the settlement. arc now being made.