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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-09

The African continent has been
crossed sixteen times, twice before
1850, six times between that time and
1850, and eight times since 1850.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-09
Heavy Sales.

Eastern Capitalist-See here. When
! bought these corner lots of you. you
told me you had sold five hundred thou
sand dollars worth of real estate in this
section in one year. don't find GUS
toner for foot of my land. Did you
really sell that much in that length of
time?
Western Man-Yessiree. You see,
was the sheriff N. Y. Weekly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-09

A MuDERoUs fight, the result of long
standing feud between two Italian
women, Mrs. Gallo and Mrs. Vallone,
occurred in State street tenement
in Chicago, on the night of the 5th.
Mrs. Gallo invited Mrs. Vallone to her
room to make peace. AS soon as she
arrived Mrs. Gallo locked the door,
drew large butcher knife and assault
ed Mrs. Vallone, and only quit from ex-
haustion. Fourteen times was the
knife plunged into the body of Mrs.
Vallone. The woman cannot recover.
AN old citizen of Goshen, Ind, was
found dead in his bed on the 5th. Two
tramps were arrested charged with the
murder.
OVER 1,aOO emigrants, mostly of the
farming class, left Ireland for America
during the week ending the 4th.
The detectives of New York on the
5th arrested woman and four men
charged with conspiracy to gain pos
session of the estate of the late million
aire, Loring Robertson.
Snow fell all over the northern part
of Alabama on the 5th. The fall was
slight. but it was the first April snow
in that vicinity for forty years.
Ir is announced that Baron Fava, the
Italian Minister will sail for home on
the l2th inst,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-09

The Germans are collecting funds
for large Protestant church to be
erected in the city Of Rome, thirty-eight
thousand marks having already been
received
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-09

GREENvIILE, Miss, April 4.-The
large levee two miles below Longwood,
on the Mississippi side, about SO miles
south of Greenville, broke about IL
o'clock last night. The crevasse was
200 feet wide at noon to-day. Efforts
to tie the ends will be made at once.
Most of the lowlands of Issaquena
county, a portion of Sharkey and sew
eral fine plantations in South Washing
ton counties will he flooded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Fine
French
Frogs !!

Over in the bottoms of Egypt
frogs became so outrageously nu-
merous and kept up such an up
roar that people began to complain.
The basso profa.ndo voice OF the
French frog was more than the
East st. Louis citizen could stand
and they were caught and sacrificed
to gourmandi (whatever that is.)
The last time we saw Col Wad-
bingham he said he was making an
effort to have a new importation OF
male frogs consigned to him from
the vicinity of Conemaragh, Ire
land. The Col. thinks Irish frogs
far superior to the French article
and they are not near SO noisy and
boisterous.
For further information regard
ing frog culture the editor of the
Watertown Times is respectfully
referred to Col. VIM. Waddingham
general delivery, St. Louis, Mo-.
| u. S. A. The Col. will doubtless
forward to the Times copy of his
exhaustive treatise on 1.-The FroG
and Its Friends" a handsomely
bound volume of $50 beautifully
| illustrated and printed pages.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
TruthfulneSS.

Is it not a little odd that people
are inclined to expect more from
their children than they concede
to be their own duty? fall fathers
and mothers were truthful, the re-
suit might not be to extirpate the
race of liars, for liars must have
originated and may well originate
again, but it would surely diminish
them. When these children of
careless parents come to grief, there
is the inevitable talk of ingratitude.
Cakes and ale do not bind a son to
decency or daughter to purity. 1t
is that subtle something which SUBJ
sIsts in maternal care and fatherly
lave
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Bought Groceries Chean.

From tht tG,ulHhll Herald.
A travelling Proceryman selling
direct from aChicago house to farm
ers visited Boone county recently.
He took a great many orders from
parties who thought it would pay
to buy groceries in that manner
Last week he delivered the goods,
about 81 600 worth from Columbis
alone. Some were short weigh:
and none were as cheap az home
grocerymen could have sold them
To investigate the matter the bill
Tor s23 worth Of goods was submit
ted TO several grocerymen, without
notifying them why it was done
One offered to sell the same bill o.
goods for $l6, another SIT and
several others for amounts batween
these two figures.
Most of those who purchased
from the peddJer are regretting the
purchase aud will not be fcnled BY
slick tongue and spocious promises
again soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
LOADED FOR SH0oTNAN.
An f. & L. Z. Asks His Dis
charge as Janit0r OF the
Court Rouse--A s9G en-
tienau" Demanded.
NO. At
From sunrise rnlan. ". asn.

WHEREAS, Auirain county L. &
LII. lneetingIn Mexico, January %
and a, 1891, and on the 24sh asked
for the use of Circuit Court room
for President U S, Hau 10 speak
in, aud was refused lhe use Of sama
ny one l., T. shooiman, ] ,nitor o.
said Court House, unless he b.
paid the sum of s2.75; and,
WHEREAS, as the members ofthe
F. IL L. U. are citizens and tax pay
ers OF Audrain county, We remon.
stra;e against such tIeatment;,nere-
fore, be it
ReSoIvei, That we respectfully
request the honorable: CountyCourt
to remove said Shootmau, as j.ui
tor, and appoint a gentleman i'll his
place.
ResoIUed, That the above be pub
Iished III the Mexico LEDGER and
fntelligcHcGr.
Done by order OF said Union.
III. Ii. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
We find on investigation that
a portion of the money charged oy
MIR. Shootman goes for electric
light. The rest is his pay for jan
itoT. The only pay he gets for
such work comes from those who
use the room. On the occasion re-
ferred TO, the room hadto be clean
ed that night after the meeting SO
as TO be ready FOR use by the Cir
cult Court on Monday morning.
He says it took him a good portion
of the night and that he more than
earned what he got. The County
Court will, of course, look into tbs
matter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
MEXICO, MISSOURI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 90 1891.
Live Stock Notes.


r. 7. Freeman, proprietor "Elm
Stock Farm" has returned from
Pike and Montgomery counties
where he purchased 113 head of
extra fine fancy coming 2 and 3
year old cattle, for which Mr..
Freeman paid from SO 25 to So IS
Freeman Il Son have on their farm
1870 head of as fine cattle as there
Is in the county. Mr.. Freeman
also bought g fine span of mules
from Ed. Morris, of near Middle
town. The Freemans handle moth
ing but the best stock.
r. Fl Cauthorn sold to-day one
fine black jack to J. r Donaldson
for 81 900 Mr.. Donaldson had in
tended going to Kentucky to make
the purchase of a jack, but he
found Audrain contained as fine as
ever were bred and had no need to
go further.
Mr.. NJ. f. K. Biggs, of this coun
~, hes bought of A J. Irvine, of
Pike County, an extra fine JACK for
which he paid 1920.
Mr.. Eph. Hughes, northwest Of
Rush Hill, is feeding $50 head Of
cattle and 200 hogs.
A. B. Kid@ell, of Auxvasse,
shipped a car load Of horses to St.
Louis to-day.
T. J. Gibson & Co. shipped a
car load ofpoultry to Chicago last
night.
Jno. s. Jones shipped one car of
hogs to st. Louis last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Campbell-Andrews.

Married, February Is, at the resis
dence Of the BRIDES parents, in
West Mexico, by Rev. E. L. Rut-
ledge, Mr.. Chas. S. Campbell and
Miss Nina L. Andrews, daughter of
J. l. Andrews. Only relatives of
the contracting parties were pres
ent. Supper was served at $50
O'Clock. The groom is one of
Mexico's most industrious and
worthy youns men; the bride is a
lady possessed of many excellent
virtues as well as accomplishments.
May they live long and prosper, is
the wish of their many friends, the
LEDGER included.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Girls I'm Love \, &,

4 nothef1y old soUl named Mrs.
Gay is described IL recent nun
Der of the Arcaa as thus expressing
herselfregardinR lovelorn dansels,
"GirIs in love amt no use IN the
whole blessed week. Sundays, il
the mornin' they re locking down
the road, ezpectia' he'll come.
Sunday afternoon they can't ibiHh
of nothin' else, cause he's here.
Monday they're sleepy an kind Of
dreamy ana slimpsy cause he's
gone. Tuesday and Wednesday
and Thursday they git absent
minded and they begin to look of
toward Sunday agin an nope
aroun' and let the dishwater gil
right under their moses. Fsida y
they break dishes an 90 oiI in the
best room an snivel, aud look nue
of the winder. Saturday they have
queer spuris of workin' like alI
p'sessed an spurts of frizzin' theiI
hair. An Sunday they begin i; all
over again."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

No one doubts that DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy really
cures Catarrh, whether the
disease be recent or of long
standing, because the makers
of it cIinch their faith in it
with a $500 guarantee, which
isn't a mere newspaper guar
antee, but "on call in a
moment.
That moment is when you
prove that its makers can't
cure you.
The reason for their faith
is this:
DR.. Sage's remedy has
proved itself the right cure
for ninety nine out of one
hundred cases of Catarrh III
the Head, and the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Assocla'
ton can afford to take the
risk of your being the one
hundredth.
The only question is-art
you willing to make the test
if the makers are willing K
take the risk
If so, the rest is easy. Yo'
pay your druggist so cent
and the trial begins.
;. If you're wanting the $50
you'll get something better
a are!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
The Ienten Season,

A protestant minister has sug-
gested that all churches observe
the Fast of Lent, and that each in
dividual who practised self-deniaI
should estimate the money value
of such abstention, and contribute
the amount to charity. The idea
ia good one, and strictly carried
out, it would add immensely to the
relief of human suffering. In this
connection it may be considered
how human suffering is best re-
lieved. One thing is certain, that
whatever may be done, pains and
aches will exist. They are the
heritage of the human family. But
one fact is well known, that for the
prompt and permanent cure of
rheumatism, lumbsgo, neuralgia,
sciatica, sprains bruises, frost-bites,
burns. cuts, wounds and the like,
St. Jacobs Oil has no equal.
So that in dispensing charity for
the relief of suffering, it will be
easily seen what will go furthest
towards this end, tor the least
money
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Landrunl-Asbury.

Married, on Monday evening at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother,
Ms. J. c. Asbury, IN West Mex
leo, Mr.. FL. w. Landrum, OF Lad
donia, 10 Miss Annie Asbury,
Elder &. G. Hill, of Laddonia, of
ticiating. There were large num-
Der of reiatives and friends present
The supper was elegant aud greatly
enjoyed by those present. The
following is partial list Of the
presents:
Berry set, Mr.. and Mrs Sterling
Hu!en.
Water set, John Doiing.
Napkins, Miss Rena Roberts.
Set silver spoons, Miss Matte
Asbury.
Cloak, brother of bride.
Pair of towels, MISS Mollie Glenn.
Berry set, o. w. Hape and
wife.
Butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Leake.
Water set, Mr.. and Mrs. Shipp.
Napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Brenton.
Pair towels, j. r. Hodge and
wife.
Lamp, sister of bride.
Pair vases, Miss Missia Leake.
Castor, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Nc
Mama.
Water set, Willis Hulen and
wife.
Water pitcher, Ed. Brown.
Napkins, W. II. Wright.
Table linens, Mrs. Bruce and
Edna.
Pair towels, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Lawler.
Toothpick holder, Lizzie Wright.
Berry SGT, J. R Hodge and wife.
Parlor lamp, Brown Bros.
Berry set, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Fox.
Pair of towels, Miss Maude
Vandeventer.
Quilt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.
Shlpp.
Parlor lamp, Roberts Bros.
Nice marriage certificate, c. c.
Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

Mr.. NJ. A. flaming. late private
secretary to Gov. Francis, will
,ooh begin the publication in St.
Louis OF The Sunday Mirror, a
ioufnal that will contain State,
municipal, political, social and
'poring news, amusement, literary,
MUSICAL and art notes, interspersed
mn personal information of an
s'eeaeie and newsy character
NJ Tanning will be assiste in the
sa'erprise by J. NJ Calvin. for
aany years one of the Globe Demo.
sas staff. The LEDGER predicts
.sssess for the new paper from the
s. Bo.h gentlemen are clever
.'s'naiist' and will give the public
s'sadable paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Cooking Club Girls.

An editor who married a girl
from q cooking club prints the fol.
loving in his paper after a few
years Of married life
"Go stand where / have stood,
go feel what have felt, eat clam.
nay half cooked food, and fish and
eggs that smeit. Go take what /
have took, 60 bear what l have
bore, throw teacups at the cook
and swear IS / have swore. Go
live un juiceiess STEAK, and soggy
bread ha't bsked; at midnight lie
awake and ache as / have ached.
Go rnaw with all your might on
tough douEhuats and pies, and
stop before each breath to pick out
hairs and flies. Go do as ! have
dane-make yourself a fool, by.
winning az ! have won, girl from
q cooking school,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Thomas Hughes Improving.

Jno. II. Lane this morning re-
ceived letter from Il. 3. Worreli,
proprietor Hotel WorreIl, Hot
Springs, Ark. IN which Mr.. Wor-
reil makes inquiries about all his
old friends here and sends them
greeting. Dick states that he
thinks "uncle" Tom Hughes will
get we'll il it is possible for him to
remain long enough under treat
ment at 40; Springs. He says it
will take time TO cure Mr.. Hughes
Mr.. Worreil in his letter says:
He needs help and the people of
Mexico ought to help him; in fact,
they will have to. | make this ap
peal to them in his behalf. He is
old and worthy and cannot help
himself and you know l cannot be
expected to do it all. All of you
know bis situation. He needs
clothes badly and also medicine.
rhe climate here is too warm for
the clothing he has. In the name
of humanity, John, ask the peo-
pie to help HIM. II necessary, try
and have a coll ction taken up in
the churches for his benefit and
also on the outside. He ought to
stay here until about May 1st."
Those who are charitably dis
posed cannot do a better act than
to see Marshal Lane and donate
something to aid this worthy old
gentleman who, as Dick Worrell
says, cannot help himself. Con-
tribute something, be the mite ever
so small
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Fire at Danville.

New FLORENCE, Mo-, Feb. IS
What might have been very dis
astrous fire occurred IN the Court
House at Danville at II O'Clock
last night. The discovery was
made by the prisoners in the Jail
room, whose prayers and unearthly
yeIls aroused the nelghbors. The
fire loss is only about $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
BAD eczema ON EABI
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful,
Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broke out on his head Will 's.'
form of eczema, " hen he was four months Old
We tried three doctors but they did not help hI.
We then used your three CUT'CrRA hENth3A.,
and after using them eleven weeks exactly accord
ing TO directions, be began 10 steadily ip.n H!'
after the nee of them for seven uontha ii- he'd
entirely we'll. When We began uslGg II nj. h".,
was a solid sore from the crown 10 has ei'+7"~F.
Il also all his ears, most Of HE fsrg 1''
smRii places on different partE of his hudy- a'f'
were sixteen wecks that Ue had 10 keep l7' h"'.'r
tied to the cradle, and bCi6 them vbsn n vas t.h.t
up; and had to keep mittsps lied On BIS 1'.'ta7 ',
karu his fnyer.nais out of the s0g=s, hc We. ~
scratch II be could In any vas Qef his hands iyg-r
We know your CuTicURA REHfnigs cured I'm.
We feel safe in recommending thtfu io att@F-
GEO B. & JANETTA HARRIS. Webster, Ind
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
SHEIS COMPETENT.
Mrs, Annie Bishop Hewitt
WroHgfulIy Dismissed
From a Clerkship.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. Is.
"A majofity OF the special COM
mittee appointed to investigate the
charge against John R. Jones, En-
crossing Clerk of the House, OF
missing d lady clerk without
cause, made report to the House
at late hour this afternoon.
The report states that Mr.. Jones
discharged Mrs. Anna B. Hewitt OF
Audrain County upon charges OF
incompetency and disobedience OF
rules. and that the engrossing com
mittee testified that Mrs. Hewitt
had done her work satisfactorily.
The committee finds that she
should be reinstated.
The friends of the Engrossinv
CLERK claim that the majority re-
port will tend to exonorate hin
from the charges made as to the
dismissal of Mrs. Hewitt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Terrible Floods I'm Ohio.


Joe Stevenson, of THE city, who
Is in East Liverpool, Ohio, writes
10 Dave Owens that the food
along tue Ohio river is something
fearful. One paragraph Of the let
ter Ia herewith copied: 81 have
Just come from little town called
Ietiro; it is oveIfiosn with water.
| saw a house % down the river
with several children in it. fhs
father jumped out into the water
and threw a rope to him ard
pulled him in, nearly drowned.
The people are leaving their homes
sad property. There are more
than 5000 people on the hill
watching houses 90 down"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

The controversy between the In
terror Department of War over the
Indian question ought to be settled,
and as speedily as possible. How
would it do to let Secretaries Proc
tor and Noble fight it out them
selves, Marquis of Queensberry
rules, with John l.. Sullivan, Chief
Justice Fuller and some neutral In
dian as Judges?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

ALL that was mortal of the IL
lustrlous General Sherman was laid
to rest in Calvary cemetery
Saturday. Il was the Generals
request. expressed shortly before
his fatal illness, that he be given a
soldiers burial with rites in con-
formity with no particular form OF
religion. General Sherman was
tolerant of all faiths, but conform
ing to none. His religion was that
of soldier--devotion to duty. In
battle he was the boldest and most
unrelenting Of warriors; in peace,
law abiding generous to opponents.
always patriotic. He lived sol
dier and died a soldier and it was
fitting that his burial was that OF
soldier, the last volley of musketry
fired over bis grave being emble-
matte of the last struggle of the
warrier with Death, and the bugle's
last echo the call to duty to which
he always responded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Real Estate Transfers Brisk.


Col. J. A. Judy, son Clay, and
daughter law, Mrs. Jno. D. Judy
of Audrain county, were in Perry
last Saturday. Tue Col. Informs
US that there has been more trans
fers of real estate in his commu1i
ty the past six weeks than in six
years previous. lie told Us that
ths McFaddin farm was sold last
week to a gentleman named Nc
Cune. The old gentleman expects
to move to Mexico next week.
Clay will GO to Saline county about
the same time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Kansas City Telephone
Company will bury their wires.
The Illinois senatorial contest
is attracting more than usual a,ten-
ton al Washington.
The Kansas House, by vote of
SO to "a, reconsldered and passed
the bill granting female suffrage.
Senator Quay, it is said, will
proceed civllly and criminally
against the New York World for
libel.
Ex-Treasurer Woodrut1's bonds
men have paid into the Arkansas
Treasury s64 1923 OF, the amount
of his shortage.
John C. New has written to his
son shat be is satisfied with his
present position and doesn't want
the Treasury portfolio.
Miss Fannie Neely of Lawrence
burg, Ind, was lured to Waco.
Tex, by an old lover, but discov-
cred his treachery in time.
A letter OF S. n. Wood to Kansas
Alliance men, marked "private
and confdentlal,' has brought
suspicion upon that leader.
The Worlds Fair contractors
will employ only American citi-
zens, by which action they expect
to avert any further trouble.
The Kansas House changed the
name of Geary County to Davis,
against the written protest Of the
Republicans that it had been
named after Jefferson Davis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
SErnSay,S TrOubleS.o

Manager G. l.. Ferris informs us
he is negotiating with the Manager
of "Casey's Troubles" for one
night. He says there is a very
small chance of such a company
having date open. No matter
let them know we are on earth.
We NAV catch them en the return.
You must remember twas wind
that made Chicago. Keep blowing
your horn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
PerDetual Notion.

From th,- Mansfield, OHIO, News.
Perpetual motion has again been
invented, this time by K. J. Jones,
of Mexico, Mo. Great big, whole
souled, good natured Bob White,
editor of the Mexico, Mo. LEDGER,
publishes a biographical sketch
and cut of the inventor and says
the invention is a success. We
hope it 1s, and that editor Bob
White is in on the ground floor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Cancelled Stamps.

To the Editor OF the Ledger.
FULTON, NO., Feb. 19.--Where
can cancelled postage stamps be
sold, and how much are they worth?
READER.
Cancelled stamps can be sold to a
Junk man or a dealer in old paper.
They are worth about SO cents per
100 pounds, which would make the
value of each stamp about the two
thousandth part of a mill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

CADET HERBERT q. TUREMAN, a
son of r. w. Tureman, formerly OF
Mexico, subscribes for two chairs
in the new Hardin College chapel
one for himself and the other tor
his girl. Let other cadets and the
Young men generally come to the
front and the work is finished.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

WHAT 5 tue matter? Why don't
you come up and buy a chair in
the chapel ? Are we going to let
outsiders do more for this enter
prise than home folks ? Kansas
City sends for ten seats and St.
Louis takes ten. The cash, in
both instances, came with the
orders too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26
Two Rad Habits Decreasing,

A professor in a we'll known uni
versity says that the use of liquor
and tobacco is decreasing among
young men students, and even the
use of tea and coffee. He believes
the fact is due to the sense of pride
in a fine physical constitution
which affects by far the larger part
of the students.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

PRoF. Keller, uf the Lick Oh
seTvatory, has found that the brlght
nebula Of Orion is receding from
the sun at the rate of nine miles
per second In sIl this vas universe
nothing stands stlil-nothing but
the corner lnafer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

AMONG those who have cordially
and literally subscribed for chairs
TO the new chapel is George Nor
fis, Jr. George is q thoroughbred
Morris and will always be found
sctive in every enterprise which
looks toward the advancement OF
Mexico or its interests. We want
to see more of our young men come
to the front in this movement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

The Mansfield, OHIO, Ne,os is
one of the brightest and most ably
edlted newspapers we have seen
ia'eiy and it's phenomenal success
we'll merated. This paper has
aseiy moved into its new quarters
which are perfect in every appoint
nent. Col. Cappeliar of that
paper is one ofthe most prominent
politicians in Ohio and has held
several positions of trust and
.smolnment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

PROF. B. w. EoRREYsoN Will be
a candidate for reelection to the
office of County School Commits
sioner He has made most faith
full and efficient officer and will
,ikely be reelected without oppo-
sition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

VIM. o. Lakeland, of Honolulu,
Fl, l., has the thanks of the LEDG-
ER for copy of the Honolulu Dali
ly Bulletin, containing the order of
procession for the funeral of his
late majesty, Kalakaua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-26

KANSAS taImeTs confess That
they cannot keep the w-aVel cut If
the wheat, but this will not be laid
up against them since they show
an ab,ll'y as well as a deposition
to keep the Republican mjcrobs
out of office.