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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
AMONG THE POULTRY.

ONION iopscut fine makes good green
food for poultry at this time.
SIT the hens now a. soon a. they are
ready. providing them a warm place.
IL feed for the young poultry must lie
purchased miilct seed can be used to a
good advantage.
As 4 general rule il will not he found
best In attempt Ia keep more than fifty
hens in one hbuse.
a HIN that is scared off her nest every
time anyone approaches should not be
used for Matching.
HESs are often obliged to leave their
nests on accoun If lice; il il important
10 keep a lookout for them
LrHEwATER will no, only often cure
indigestion. hut also often cure the hens
of laying soft-shelled eggs
OH plaster kept where the hens can
help themselves will furnish the mate
rails 10 manufacture shells.
AT this season hot ashes from the
coal stove will aid Ia maintain health
II sprinkled under the rposts
Ee.s. whether used for Matching or
sent tn market should always b. cl-an.
The shells are porous and readily alb
sorb filth
The managers can often be cleaned
GU; with the refuse thrown where IN.
poultry can pick j, over; they will End
many seeds
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
lUCRETiA BORGiA.
That Celebrity Was Probably . Ner, Good

sort az Woaasa.
The distinguished ART critic and his
torian OF renaissance. NJ Charles
Yriart-.. has attempted in the Figaro
what NAV be called the rehabilitation
Of Lucrs;ia i'orgia Thanks a. Victor
Hugo and IoniEstti. the public In
general has IA, q vsry high opinion of
the daughter - fopc Alexander VI
and the sister Of Cesar Eorgia Iint all
through So-cailed history runs a strong
current Of ic-cnd. which II APP; Ia sweep
away the facts and leave n sutStrainm
@! fancy Was Lucr,tis finrgia rcslly
n Nesssiina and n Julla7 asks NJ
friarie. holding the cup OF p-os~nn
with one hand and the rpnisrd with
the o,hcr?- II Nc study tbe annslIsts
of the I-rHal-Gncgorosi OuS. for in
sianCe eve EBd no trace ~ ppISou 81
ppniafj. nv more than If improper love
at moet s.ysn love letters written to
E"rgIa- pct and cardinal, which I'm
Rlisi, MISSES may read without th. u.
Of a fan. ia thv glass ca>e 81 the Am
brusiana of Milan. where al, - pre-
served rioiSly the lock of hair before
which Byron went into cc>taSies Lu-
cr-tia EOrcil waS married Mt IL - a
nephew of the Sforza. Gioyanni lord of
Pesar". who was ri Owing - the ir
rup,ion 81 the French into Italy. som
after their uninn M ii,s. the course 81
politics caused an annuimcnt Of the
marriage. la which the vatican lent
Itself ~ Ith the cynical morality 81 the
ep-h.
To e himself the outraged hus
band launched against Lncr.ta : father
Il frightfui nccu>a'ion. which may H.
regarded rs the foundation of >ubse-
quent lc""ndS The young t-.'Ity b--
cam" hcnc'fUrth the >huttiCcock Of
politics Being In need az the alliance
NJ ATagnn. who ~ a. r.ignIng ut Naples.
the pope made "a union between his
daughter and a natural son of AIphun~s
H.. king Of Naples. lie was r-puts,i la
te the hlndsomcst prince Of his day M
Italy. being At that time l. AMI has wife
- year, of aye Owing Ia thc jealousy
If LucT"tias brother CasIr l;"ryia, TIA.
handsome Alph"u>c Was stranded IN
the apartments 81 his fathcT-in law.
AleNandcr VI In 1900 Iucrriia wsitcd
for tie third time another Alphonse,
son Of Hercules. duke of FcrraIa ~
that time she was III, aud remained Ia
her death. seventeen years later. the
pearl Of spouscs. Apart from IA"
ncc,ing breath of scandal. which at
tributeh la the princess two overs at
Ia. court 81 Frrrara, the chr"Liclers
find nothing whereof to accus. tl,e
goldcn-iaircd ,santy. ~ t>ays VI
Nriartc) that Ne urc forced to the con
clu>iun that all her manifold wicked
ness must have been committed between
the ages "f ~ aud eo. a suppoSition not
easily credible even in that ~pIecoci0us
,tsch-th,ra1o Times
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

feeding il begun again on lot |; or the
field may be divided up and down in
the center 10y one fence, and smaller
lots laid off by double lines Us before;
then, when unc-half the field il fed off,
the other half is fed. beginning next Ia
the last one-thus returning Ia the head
Of the field and beginning again ]
have found that by this method three
times us much feeding may Ia had from
a field a. by pasturing the whole At
at once, as the waste il scarcely oh
into a 2Oacrc field at once. in "a week
the whole field would lie trampled over
and half the heritage spoiled
BY painting the hu rides with tar and
using them carefully, they will last
twenty years.
To set them. | have used Il square
pointed bar. with which holes are made
in the ground in TIA. right spots, "a the
hurdle is held half-upright by an a.
sistant. The holes are made small. and
when the hurdle is set up. the points
enter and are driven down 10y "A few
blows If a maui on the ends of the
posts, but not on the boards. The
ends of the hurdles are wired together
in two places, and Ia II stout stake
driven in the ground, 10y which they are
supported. Quiet sheep will not at
tempt tn jump " II fence of this kind,
which will bc fifty or iifty-two inches
high. and il will restrain any sized pigs
over thirty days old.-ii. Stewart, iI
Country Gentleman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
Her Verse of Srripsurc-

Al one OF the teachers institutes held
n few years ago in Maine n rule was in
force that whoever entered the morn
ing session late should pause NJ the
door and recite n passage of Scripture.
n quotation from some poet or other
expression of an idea for the edifca.ion
OF those present At the session. There
was present n the session a plain little
old maid c"unspprcpriated blessings"
| believe, they call them nowl who was
continually saying and doing inappro-
pirate things IL seemed to come na,u-
raj 10 her. She was late one morning.
was this Incorporated blessing"
and paGsing on the threshold She
electrified those within by remarking
suavely: Il lore those that love me
and those that SEEK me early shall ind
me."-Levston Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
aTh sor C.,v.. ana IN. o.n.

Canadian exchange tells how one
OF It's rca5ers manages tn get feed for
calves and 1t the same time milk rich
for The churn- as follows AZ milking
time two large vessels are pa; OUTSIDE
the harm door. one marked dairy and
The Other calves ore-hA. Of ,h.
milk given by each COW. TIA; drawn
f->s. IS put into the vessel marked
calves and the other half. ,ha, IaSs
drawn Is pu. into the vessel usrs-a
dairy This latter hall l. fcrnd On
being 'estSl- - contain trxn two
thirds 10 shreefour-As O. the cram
The calves have th- advantage Of hes,y
ted with milk uara from the COW: a,
The sane time they are rvsrua a; a mod
n cns,. a. their allowance q milk
does not contSia naca cram
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

N.SY r-oplc think ,has the word "Rit
,srs- car &c ussi only IN ~cssoErrstoa with
IA intoxicatiag tcyerssu las - a me
Lkr. a. the b~<t rDsIy Tor all Diseases OF
tn biocd. LIVER. siincy :. Ct .tsfncsiy Ash
Bittsr> d - purity q mssiscinc and cvcry
aFtsrtc assSi IN ius manufacture - ~ ScSct-
able orlsls Of knoun curative aasaiac>-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

A NV BOX for pTsrtIcsi u'c planters IL
thus endorsed by Orange jsdj.
The nur book u ahis wTitten. and gives
trusty infurmation Tor al VITO sru~ issst
Of an, SORT or Kind STARK Bros nsr~rfJ
men. Louisiana No. utti ssad IL frcc ~ eli
inlsrc- ted -UTaDgc Judi F4FusS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
Irlp. u-ni-r,.hr. f,e u..lrh,. o..

Wta b. rendered. more beneficial. sni thr
fAtigD-s Of trarei csuutrrSrtsI. q the
seyBgcr wsl take aicug with bin Ho>i.t
ter's S,omsrh faucr-. aud asr that protcrt
i've and cuahsing tone. nerve ~invtxura.,
and sgT-tiFsr regularly. imparitle. Ia air
Aaa uat~r e p~@traiiz.d by ~ and !: 10 a
mzssrhtc~s iranJuslircr and regulator ef t..
.tnmarta. liver and bowels Q, csahsrract.
malaria. rbcamsiism, aai a Tendency "a
k.iacy and bisiict aiiments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
4 FLUENT Coox.r.ationalist.

Mr. Murray lIili. Jr- But father,
this young lady you wan me to marry
shutters hrradfuliy
MIR MURRAY Hill. Sr.-That makes no
difference She i rich. and after you
are married "a little sou will find that
she will talk fast enough To snlt you -
Texas SiftingS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

would get up u little department headed
thilirrn's sayings aud ell II full "f
the brightest little mots YOU can pica
az Mr. Scribbicr-"Vcry sorry. sir.
nut my children are all away "n , visit
and -" Editor Then collect the
bright things you hear SAID toy other
peoples children MIR Scribbler-"I-
! never hear other people childrcn say
anything worth printing. Evening
WISCONSIN
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
IhE SOIL.
An Easy job when You Know just How
TO DO II.

The method referred Ia is the
shown in our engraving. IL consist
having a h~andharrow or other rece.
Gle To receive the prepared soil.
this a sieve that is an inch or 80 W
than the barrow should bc place,
slide upon il. After the sieve is al
t~wo-thirds filed with unsiftcd soi
is worked quickly back and forth u
person at one end of the barrow. u
its contents IN properly riddlcd.
The task is quick and easy one.
two persons engage in it. one Ia Win
the sieve, the other Ia shovel i'm
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

% Ssems .~tranrciha' anyone viii snnunue
to suffer from the MANY Ills art>Ine tTvfp .
stat. Of tto-i imrariis when bT j"ha
Balls S~arSapAutla vii RESTORE ~f-~tirNt
health aud >trvrRth L. - a SouivTfat' 80
ytVrr H. mak"> the Old ioVi yOauE. aud
Tia ,oUEs feel DuOb auS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

SrrcIIr attention is called to the aivcr-
iiscmrnt az the Elkhart Carriage and Har
ness Mfg Co, Elkhart, Indiana. They are
well and iavnrably know all over the com
Try, aud purchasers can confidently rely
upon fair dealing in all their transaction.
lucy sell 10 consumers at wholesale prices,
and ship aoy for examination i~-furc
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

SIMPLE DEVICE a Kidding oil
compost from the heap and la assist in
emptying the barrow when full ON the
potting bench or elsewhere. il takes
but n short time Ia riddle a larry.
amount Of soil, provided il is in a suita-
bic condition for the operation. To
sift well. soil should he moderately dry:
the presence of some sand in il will
help much.-Popular Gardening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
AGRICULTURAL HINTS.
HURDLE FOR SWINE.
An Excellent Plan for the rsstarisg
sheep nosI rfNs-

IN Excellent Plan for the ra4taring Ut
sheep and Pigs
] beg Ia suggest a plan which ! have
used for ~Pastnring both sheep and pigA
II the pigs have been used Ia control,
or are well ringei, n they should he
when pastured. u hurdle light enough
for sheep will answer equally well for
them. The hurdle may he made II 2 by
Z chestnut uprights and ! by 6 bar~
They may be 10 feet long and made In
this SHAPE:
The three lower boards are 3 inches
apart and Il harbcd wire - stretched
between the lowest two. No pig over
q month old will get through this fence
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

wmr~ Dobbins Electric sap wa frs,
mad. iu liza Il Cust - ,tats . bar u In pys
c,scs the am ingredients and qualty snw
AMI d.-s.'f cnsf bar Iiuy u 20 your gree cT
and preserve your clothes. II &c hasn't II.
lie Hill get II
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
Copyright l@.

lie n edi0
for an inactive liver 10 do its work,
exposes himself 10 all the diseases
that come from tainted blood.
Don't wait! Languor and loss Of
appetite warn you that gravcr Ills
are close behind. You can keep
them from coming; you can cure
them If they've CONE with DIR.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery.
It's the only blood and liver medi-
cine that's guaranteed, in every case.
TO benefit or cure. Your money
back If il doesn't. Thus, you only
pay for the good you get Can You
ask more? IL cleanscs the system
and cures pimplcs, bIo;chc', eruP-
tons and all skin and scalp dis
cases. Scrofulous affections, ~
fever = sores, hip joint disease,
swellings and tumors yield to
it, superior Alternative properties
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Class in Observation-Disclosures
You have used the phrase, IN open
secret Give IN example OF al opea
secret Pupil--A yawn- Nobuiy
knows what il really is
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

The hurdle is solid and durable and will
last many years \ lot al them may De-
carried on Il low-whcelcd Wagon or n
sled. and set up and fixed in the ground
very quickly. have set up with the
help If one man zoo ~ them in "a short
day. which will give adouble lin. across
"A 20-acre field
say a double line, because this il
necessary for the economical feeding
off of a crop OF clover. The field be-
ing laid out in this way, in narrow
strips. with two lines of hurdles, lot |
i first fed off. and then lot :; the line I
is then moved ~ as & inclu>c lot 5,
and 80 on la the end. This i, necessary
Ia let lot | grow up again. The ten lots
will give two acres or more in each,
which should feed 4 guaSi many hogs
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

" YOU are tired taxi .nc the large old fash
ion'ri rrip"ng pills tn Carriers LATHE Liver
Pills and take some comfort A man ,an''
stand everything Oac pill a dose Try lhcm
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Thy locomotive fireman. no matter how
high he rises. always ha, tender rocOl!oc
tions.-Pittsburgh Post
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Rsniis ought - - q god pisco for
tnprr,, FOR ~ i-a city always on lie sprr.
-Il.tpn D.Ect.e
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

HnIL"w eyed iirlc children. wo.m. arc
making th'ui miserable Muthrr~ get them
u i", ~ Dr Balls WUrm iy>lIOSefs CLIi
dTrh hkC them
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

TBz of~ra s,ngc- who r~schr> the hiSa
notes must have = soar tkroa, Pittsburgh
Disps;sk
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Ip spt pu'g" nor weaken tbc bowels. but
act specially on the liver and bile a perfect
lIvcr cor'cCtor Carriers Little Liver Pals
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
n.t,h,,

ACCORDING g. the doctrine % the survival
IL the %rti,~t. the last man will undoubtedly
he a tailor. -K<hc>trr 1ali~mAn
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Frx-Y Broker-"wh hat, has hecone % that
messenger boy ~ yoar~' He Was slower
than d.aih" Sccosa Brcker-Ycs. that's
Jus, the ,rUahsc IL OvcT:pok him
RA-ori
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

To BIZ q succes' a soda water fountain
must he n first class frzs.-EiI4haInton
Republican
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Mrs de Fscopai-"Yes, Marie is
very religious though quite q society
girl" winkie-Ah. yes; what one
might term . ehurchreoing h,ie--N.
Y. Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

De MascGs-"is il true that Jalv &
OF on 4 hlowoufg- s. Agsicre-
Partly true. yes He's dead How
Blew oct the gaS"-St Joseph xsaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

AasoR plates arc probably the t-.t 90
which % serve ho, cannon balls boston
Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

THs Public Awards the Palm 10 iialc's
Honey 81 H%Oroh"und and Tar for coughs
Fixes TOOthachc Drops Cure ia Que minute
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

II would be n most Unreasonable woman
who shouki demand e her prtnvinan hover
that BE- should give up has club Boston
Transcript
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Blows are not always exchanged when
you strike all acqasiatancc-fittsourg
Dispatch
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

The world never sits down twicc on q man
who has any point about him milwaukee,
Sentinel
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

THr best cough medicine l. Fi>o'< Cure
Tor Consumption Sold every where -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
~ n.rx .rrllcrnn win an ar.e.tInn

u HAVE EEE> AFFLICTED with an arr~'tion
OF the Throat from CbiiJhnd 'au>,st by
dIpbthcria, aud have G>ci ariuu> ~Tru"Jtr>
bat have never found auA thiDg cgusl T.
sos~s Bao>cHiNL Ku'Hu Rev a
" r Hampton. ftketOn Ny Sold oHiy a.
boxes
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

for a week. more
or less aS the
pasture. il heavy
or light, giving
ample, tiln.. for
the herbag,' to
IL, renewed l.'
fore. the end il
reached. and the.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-04
PEOPLE OF NOTE

Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie
Davis, who are soon to go to Naragansett
Pier, will bo the guests of Mr.. Hayes and
family at st. Elmo cottage.
The estate of the late Senator Hearst has
been lnventoried at SIS, 700, 900, which is all
in the possession of his widow. The San
Francisco Examiner belongs to his son,
William X. Hearst.
President Harrison expects to shoot deer
in West Virginia next fall. in company with
Stephen b. Elkins according to the Pitts
burg Chronicle, which adds that Mr.. Blaine
will probably be of the party.
Grover Cleveland is said to be going about
Bnzzard's bay wearing a particularly
disreputable hat this season. It is a
light brown felt, not a good fit, and it's brim
hangs down in a discouraged sort of a way.
1t is reported that Miss Caldwell. of Bal
timore, who rejected a princeling because
he cared more for her money than for her
self, will probably marry an American gem
tlsman Of fortune who has a genuine regard
for her.
Thomas Nelson Pages trip to Norway
last summer has resulted in a short story.
the scene of which is laid in an almost in
accessible valley among the Norwegian
mountains. 1t is published in the August
Scribner's.
For presents to be distributed in England,
Emperor William carried a large iron safe
filled with snuff boxes, cigarette cases, pins
and rings; but large as his stock WAS, he
had to buy several thousand pounds wortl
in addition in London.
The king of Belgium has not succeeded II
making his Congo investments pay ve,,
weli-so badly, indeed, that they have vel
nigh swallowed up his own fortune, if moi
the vast property that he holds in trust fol
his sister, the ~ex-Empress Charlotte, OF
Mexico.
President Harrison, who expects to be nj
Saratoga Sunday, Aug, lG, will probably
spend the rest of the week in Vermont with
Secretary Proctor and Senator Edmunds
The bennington centennial exercises Occur
Aug. IS, and the president has accepted M
invitation to attend them.
Americas two champion ~lawn-tennis
players. DIR. Dwight and "Dickyn Sears, OF
Boston, are men of small physique. Sears
IS short, rather stocky and blonde; DR.
Dwight is short, slender and dark. Though
a small pair, they have played the deuce
ttennistically speakinR) with their oppon-
ents III the game.
Practically the l5-yenr-old king of Servi.
is a %prisoner to his tutors. They bore hin
day in and day out until he is droopinp
Young as he IS, this wonderful boy is ono o
the very best mathematioians in the Who'll,
OF Servla. He can Actually add mn iva coI
unns of figures at once with apparent ease
He inherits his mothers striking beauty
aud all the clsveruess of both parouts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-04

No WONDER a small but active min
ority of eastern members of the Ma
tional Educational assembly wanted to
have the next meeting in Saratoga. 1t
seems that the educators of New York
are alarmed at the failure of that state
to keep to the front in educational mat
tiers. In the last decade the increase i in
daily school attendance fell % per cent.
below the increase in expenditures and
was two per cent. below the increase of
the children of the public school age.
The number of pupils enrolled in the
public schools of the state shows less
than one per cent. increase in seventeen
years. In 1872 more than one-ninth of
the population of New York was at
school daily, while in 1889 less than one
ninth was in attendance. No won
der the New Workers feel that the
cause of education needs bolstering up
there. But the way to educate the
children is first to educate the teachers,
and nothing on earth will do SO much
towards that end as bringing the as
sembled educators of the United States
to Montana next year..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-04
SWING INTO LINE,

Helena will be honored on or about
the Goth of September by a visit from
Hon. William d. Bynum, of Indiana,
United States Senator kenna, of West
Virginia, Hon. Chauncey +. Black, of
Pennsylvania, president OF the National
Association of Democratic clubs, and
probably other leading democrats OF the
United States. These gentlemen will
attend the meeting of the Democratic
society of the state of Washington, to be
held in Spokane Falls, September %
and "a. 1t is proposed to make this
meeting a gathering of representative
democrats from the whole northwest,
and Montana will be invited to send a
good delegation. This c%onvocation is
the %outgrowth and natural result Of the
superb organization Of the democrats Of
our sister state. In every city and town
live, hourishing clubs have been formed,
and these are grouped in a central or
ganization for the entire state. We have
already pointed out the good that has
been accomplished by such organiza-
tons, but that is not the point to which
we now wish to call attention. What
we wish to urge and emphasize is that
now is the time, under the inspiration
Of the presence Of these distinguished
party leaders among us, for the demo-
Gratis of Montana to get together and
form a similar association of clubs in
this state. AS soon as the date of ar
rival of our visitors is definitely known,
the Hendricks Democratic club, Of
Helena, probably will invite democrats
throughout the state to meet our friends
from the east and give them a hearty
welcome. What better time could be
appointed than this occasion to start a
league Of clubs throughout this state?
Will not our democratic contemporaries
take up and urge such a movement?
In the National association there is a
vacancy in the list of vice-presidents
for the state of Montana. The state is
also entitled to four members Of the gem
eral committee in that association.
When ourdelegation goes on to Spokane
to attend the general convention let our
representatives be able to say that Mon
tana is all ready to keep step in the pro-
cession and to fight shoulder to shout
der with the organized democracy of the
union.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-04
WRESTLED WITH AN OFFICER

AS a Result Thomas Jones Had His Left
lie. Broken.
Policeman Ed. Vanasse was on his way
home from this city hall last night when he
saw a man and woman engaged in an alter
cation at the corner of Rodney and State
streets. The policeman sought to quiet the
par ties and took hold of the man. The lat
ter resisted and %grappled with Vanasse. A
wrestling bout Of q very few moments fol-
lowed. At the end of it the policeman had
thrown his man, who, on trying to rise,
found that his left ankle was broken. He
and the woman were taken to the city hall,
when they were charged with disturbing the
pence. The man gave his name as Thomas
Jones, and the woman said she was Maud
Jones. DR.. Rockman examined Jones' in
jury and found one of the small bones in
the left ankle broken. The doctor fixed up
tho injured member in plaster of paris, and
later In the night Jones was taken to his
home. The woman was released on bail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-04

THE Portland Oregoniah was warmly
praised by the official organ the other
day for commencing President Harrison.
What will 1t say to the following from
the same paper:
1t was equally we'll for the national re-
publican committee to pass resolutions
complimenting Senator Quay and Col.
Dudley for the skill and energy exhibited
In the last presidential campaign, and to
prepare for the next by accepting the resig-
nations of both. Complimentary resolu-
tions COST nothing; but to retain the SER
vices of these skillful and energetic gentle
men in the capacity in which they served
four years ago probably would. cost the re.
publican party something. Col. Dudley is
a pension claim agent Upon a massive scale.
and pension claim agents are in growing
disfayor with the people. Besides, his episto-
larry style is not a popular one. He writes
his business letters in a senseless jareon of
'aoaters" and 'blocks of tive." which is
of injurious misconcept:on.
things have happened to Senator
Quay also which, though met and explained
with his usual engaging frankness, leave his
usefulness as chief of the republican cam
paien management somewhat impaired.
These are both %singularly able gentlemen,
md the reluctance of the committee to
part with them is natural: but the parting
was probably inevitable. As for Mr.. Clark
son, who succeeds Quay, he is by far the
best of the crowd he belongs to.