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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-23
Tn. LeeaIi,x Consia.rsd,

NN"Mr Chestnut Is married"
why, that was quite sudden, wasn't
"WeH, suddenly for q Phiiadelphia
man. He was engaged ave months. -
Puck.
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NOTICE TO TRESPAsSERS.

Notice is hereby given TO al persons not to
trespass onNny land. IN Miude .reek plslri ~.
consent Any Notation OF this notice will be
kpr"secuted Is the fullest extent Of the law.
Huntington shooting will notfbe tolerated under
~ Ss S.inus'aues GEORGE S GARDNER
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MORNING SMILES.

met young Cupid t'other night
And asked what made him weep and grieye.
He said, .iTfs cause 4 cannot hang
a stocking up0n Christmas eve"
The editor was very busy one day,
with a heap OF news and editorial man
uscripts before him awaiting his atten.
ton, when a long haired young man
camein. The visitor deliberately pro
duced some papers from his inside
pocket and remarked: "Aheml Ihaye
here a fewyersesgn eyes, yesl' ex-
claimed the editor. evil you do me
the favor to put them over there in that
waste basket yourself2 You see I'm
very busy Just nowE-Youth's Com.
panion.
Old Lady-"Don't you ever feel sick
going up and down in this elevator all
day?" Elevator Boy-"Yes'm.n SIS il
the motion o going down. Nom"
tThe motion OF going up?" Nom. 1.-THE
stopping?n NOM "Hhat is it
then9" 1.-THE questions" Good Mapa.
It is dlscouraging toa newly married
man to scar his coincidence praising his
blushing little wiie's first cake, and
then have hertell himthat she got itat
the bakers when she went downtown.
SomereM Journal.
The Voice from the Telephone-Is
this Mr.. Titters?" Titters-"Yes;who
are your" The Voice from the Tele.
phone (sweetly)-"Your %fancee. love-"
Titters-"Er-can't you be a little more
explicit2n-Clicago NeiSS.
There was one lover once who told
the truth. Reference is made to Adam.
When he told Eve "You are the first
woman I ever loved' he was not dis
-sembling-Boaon Trunscrip.
Amy-"Why, Mabel, you haven't any
mistletoe hung up" Mabel-"0h, Fred
never seems to need any.-BroFning,
King& Col Monthly.
she-"Then you'lltak me for drive
ON Thursday@ He-"Yes; but sup
pose 1t rains?" She-"Come the day
before, then."-Brookin Life.
When a railroad man undertakes to
remedy a steep grade he should do his
level best.-BGlimore american.
"Did Mrs. Justrich wear many dia,
monds at the ball2' "Halta gallon"
Buffalo Courier.
Aswitchman is MOTTO be commended
for unfiagging zeal.-Yonkers GasetS.
No man takes his medicine unless his
wife makes htm.-Atehison Globe
~
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ninke pelIeye ProhtbItIon.

Tho senate Of South Carolina has
passed a bill restricting the saleo i'm
toxicating liquors SO that they may be
dispensed,by state officers only. It is
thought that the house will pass tho
bill and that no moro radical prohibi.
ton measure can 90 through the legis.
latute.
1.-THE thirsty South Carolinians are
familiar with the operation Of the
similar law Of Maine they will not COM
NIT suicidein despair. The Maine law
provides for city LIQUOR agencies estab-
lishea by the local authorities, the city.
LIQUOR agent being chosen by the town.
council Assate liquor agent is sup
posed to provide all the liquor sold by
all the local agencies. He Is further
supposed to test tau to be sure thati it
Is pure.
The theory is that the sale isexclu.
sively dor medicinal and mechanical
purposes. A few hours spent in one OF
thee agencies will throw more light on
the operation Of the law than I'LL that
can be read about il Persons Of all
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Newspapers Faxes Nailed.

New YoRk, Dec, 23.-In an interview
printed in a morning paper Presidents
elect Cleveland is reported as denying
that the Office Of chief Of the secret ser.
vice bureau at Washington had been
offered to Superintendent Byrnesn.of
this city. The President-eiect is ALSO.
quoted as denying the story that Super
intendent Byrnes accompanied him to.
his Office to protect him against possible
attacks Of cranks. He was afraid, he
said, such rlmors would put it into
some crank's head to attempt his. life.
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AnIow 10 DAyiTr.
Tho Decision Of the North aIenth Election
Contsst Aeninst HIN.

Tho Dscisipn ot the North Meath n sction
Contest Against Him,
Quinn, Dec. 22-ME. Justice 01RIien
delivered the decision o fthe courts to-
day on the election petition against the
return of Michael Dayitt as member Of
parliament for North Meath. The de-
cision depriyes MI. Dayitt Of the seat
on the same grounds that resulted in
the unseating Of Mr.. Fullam. N. p, for
South Meath. Mr.. Dayitt's counsel.
says that the evidence, 30 far as Bishop
Nultys p~astorals denouncing the Par
nellites were concerned, applied 70
North Meath equally with South Meath.
The decision therefore was o toregone
conclusion and Mr. Davitt had endeay-
oredt to forestall it by otferfngto give up.
his seat In order to present himself as q
candidate. This conld not be permits.
ted. The court holding that 1t could
only upon evidence actually beforeit
and not upon admission in advance4ot
testimony.
Mr.. Dayitt was elected in the general.
election by 2,549 votes to- 2,146
for his Parnellte opponent. 7. Ma
hony, who had been elected in.
1856 WITHOUT opposition. The scenes
which attended the contest in.
North Meath were even more excite
ing than in South Meath, owing to the
bitterness aroused by MI. Davitts we'll
known a~ntagonism to the late MI. Par.
nell. Besides all. the influence the
priests to bear in behalf of
Dayitt and against the Parnellite candi-
dale, there were many severe physical.
encounters between the electors on,
both sides, and women as well as men.
took an active sharei in the struggle.
The result Of the case is q painful.
blow to Mr.. Davitt, who is acutely sens.
ible4to any reflection on his personal
honor and Who had with reluctance
consented to be q candidate for parlia-
ment.
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.rnR oARINEr aiAlIRRs.
rho Latest STATE they Haye Prepared for
81. otsvsiond.

The Latest slate They Haye Rreparedf tor
n. Cleveland.
NEw ToRk, Dec. q, Here another
horoscope cast by Washineto special:
"Mr. Cleveland has practically deter
mined uponsfour members OF his cabi-
net. According to his present inten-
tons the next secretary Of state will be
Edward j. Phelps. Of Vermont; the
secretary Of the treasury will be John
G. Carlisle, Of Kentucky; william r.
Morrison, Of Illinois, will preside over
the interior department, and j, RAN
dolph Tucker, Of Virginia, will be at
torney general.
This information comes directly
fromfthe President:elect. He has made
aformal tender of only one position
that OF secretary of the treasury-bnt
he has made up his mind that Il the
other gentlemen will accept the places
he has assigned to them, he will have
them as members of his official family.
Morrison and Tucker. 1t is under
stood here, will enter the cabinet if
Mr.. Cleveland desires it. but there is
some doubt in regard to the attitude OF
ex.Minister Phelps, who would be CONE
PEELED TO make considerable personal
sacrifice in assuming even the hi9hest
Office in the gift Of the President.
1.-TWO other appointments which Mr..
Cleveland has in mind, although he has
not yet determined upon them, are
those Of Patrick A. Collins, for secretary
OF war, and Ex-Governor Porter OF
Tennessee, for one of the minor cabinet
positions. Mi. Porter was assistant sec.
rotary Of state under theprevious 0leve-
land administration, but resigned on
account of a quarrel with Secretary
BaVard.n
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New YoaK, Dec. l2S.-Mrs. Wharton,
thirty-four years old, Of Brooklyn, met
with horrible death last night. She.
was alone in her apartments preparing
the evening meal, when the fire ip the.
stove proved unsatisfactory;she Poured
kerosene oil on it No sooner had she
done this than the flames sprang up
ieniting her clothes. Her clothing was
burned entirely from her body and she
died in great agony.
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RREAKFAsT BUDGET.

a Railway Passengers Protective as
ISOLATION, with an earl at Its head, has
recently been formed in England to
look after the ptofec:i6h OF those who
travel by rail. 1t will also guard the
rights Of ticket-holders, and in general.
will seek to representa- the travelingpub
lie in all disputes with railways.
Copper continues to hold the first
position as yielding an alloy which,
while harder and wearing better than
pure silver, does not alter its color
when present in the proper proportion,
and does not interfere with the working
properties OF the metal for manufac-
turing processes generally.
The famous Oaks plantation in South
Carolina has been sold for the phos-
phate deposits on it for $4,000. It
plays a conspicuous part in several OF
Simms' novels, and Marion and his
men were often encamped there. One.
OF the great attractions is a long avenue.
Of ancient oak trees.
Acompound locomotive Of the Van.
CLAIM type, running on the Bound
Brook route, between New York and
Philadelphia, recently covered a mile
in 81 seconds, and two successive, miles
in IS seconds, or at the rate Of 90 miles
an hour. This engine weighs 123,s0O.
pounds.
"Boot Hille is the suggestive name OF
a mound near Tascorn, Tex, which
contains twenty-three namelnss graves.
Allthe occupants of this little cemetery
closed their lives rather suddenly-in
fact, died with their boots on.
A Philadelphia boat builder is maxi
ing an eight-oared aluminium racing
shell for Cornell, and anpthet for Har-
ward. Such boats wefghS 175 pounds. A
paper or cedar shell weighs about 226
pounds.
The sicilians Of St Louis marched in
a religious procession on the night OF
the Sth inst. They carried a statue Of
the Virgin Mary covered with $4,000
worth Of jewelry loaned for the occas-
ion.
The medals Of Columbus sold in Spain
ut the time Of the Columbian celebra.
ton, like many OF the other objects
sold'in Spanish shops, were nearly all
imported from Germany.
Tho statistics Of life insurance peo-
pie show that in the last twenty-five
years the average mans life has in-
creased Two per cent, or two whole
years, from ALTO 4S9 years.
Tho duke Of Westminster estate is
worth about $4,000 - an.
annual income OF about s, 100000.
RFooktvn With Observation-Disclosures!
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Covered With Sores.
Tried the Doctor and Almost Every
thing TCOuld Think OF, but
y 3eN6thIng Helped Me.
Thought Would Try Cuticura Rom.
edies. In One Week
/ Was Cured.

TIED tho CuTfcus4 REMEDIIs and they did.
everything t0rInc. Myhead and body werpcoy.
.efediWtth sOhf6 Kind otSorea. and l tried almost
every hing Tteohld think Of. and finally tried
tho doctor, but nothing helped me Attor read.
ing your advertisement I thought I would try
CuTiculA REIEDIA i bought the CUTfcURA..
CUTiCUIA Soar, and tho CCTlcURA REsoLyENr,
and ono week after I began using than my sores
drlelup, and I have not had them Since.
Mrs E A. JONES. Mc1ntolh, Ga
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Ole GatsQl4amm
REpnRLICAN CIV TICKET.


This is Christmas eve, Christmas
comes on Sunday, tho Christmas frolics
begin on Monday. What about Santa
Claus and the things good and beautiful
heis to bring2 Is he coming tonight
or tomorrow night? The children
must know SO as to have the stockings
ready for the kindlyold gentleman, who
comes but oncea year.
The INTEL11eENcER thinks he will be
here tonight, At last accounts there
was no change in his plans, and he was
cracking his whip over the reindeer to
get them here on time. So the stock
ings would better be put in place 10
night to avoid accident.
Andlthe Ter tomorrow, which is Sum
day as well as Christmas-what about
the gifts2 Are they to remain in tho
stockings and In their wfappings until
Monday morping2 Or may they be
opened tomorrow morning2 Some
differences Of opinion have been heard
ON this important subject as before
when Christmas has come on Sunday.
Seeing what the gifts commemorate,
and having in view human nature,
which is particularly stronginthe child
nature, it does not seem that anything
is to be gained for Sunday by waiting
until Monday. 1t has been a long.
strainion the little folk.
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.ruE enemies Of the French republic
have nglorionslyfailed bring the pope
into their schemes. He is too shrewd a
man to be caugh. in that trap.
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Looking Ahead.

The Ctotkier and Furnther.
Mrs. Witherby-1 thought I would
give my husband some peiams for
Christmas. He has never had any be-
fore.
Mrs. Pinkington-But suppose he
doesn't like them?
Mrs. Witherby-Thats why lam gets
ting them. Itthey don't suit him lean
wear them myself. 2
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TnE dispatches dwell heavily on Nj.
CleyeIand's .law Offices" He must
need a great many Of them for the
transaction Of the wonderful law busi-
ness he has built up at Buzzard's Bay.
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CONE N SEE OUR
SIS 90 Organ.
F. W. BAuMEa & Go.
nLtnnhnrlTl.1tes

135.Hs 1nt5apJfqlldaY Rites
) Mheo0hio River Railroad will sell on
December %; "a q. 28, aud 81, 1892,
and on January / and 2 1898, excursion
tickets between all stations IN its line
at ONE FARE for the round trip with re.
turn limit until January 3rd, 1893.
w. j. ROBINSON,
g. PA.
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CLEVELAND has about 100000 more
votes than Harrison. His batch in
cludes those southern states in which
there is no election. With a fair vote
and honest count in those states Cleve-
land would have been decidedly short
on the popular vote.
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Apolite oner Politely declined.

49, AEullt6 OlAEEI 0tAEVAI OSNAAtG0A I
The Register will perhaps be glad to
know that the 1S~rE1LreENcER is not
.'grieving over contracts it missed"
This dishonest reference probably has
to do with the preparation OF a book
on West yirginia's resources for use at
the Worlds Fair.
The state board, Colonel Chancellor,
president, invited the editor Of the IN
rEttIeEScER to Parkersburg to confer
with regard to this undertaking. The
editor Of the INTELI1oENcER was in
formed that it was the desire Of the
board that he prepare the book, since
he had experience in that line. To
make a long story short the editor Of
INrELDIeEScER found himself unable to.
undertake the work on the terms pro-
posed.
There was no grief, because there was
no disappointment The editor Of the
IsrEbI1aEScER preferred to be relieved.
Of the labor and the responsibility,
realizing that it would be difficult to.
find the timoto bring the book up to
his own ideal.
The Register will observe that there
was no sandbagginga at any stage Of the
proceedings. 1t was in every way differ
emit from the Worlds Fair printing
contract which came to tho Register as a
bride.
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H"Na
classes drop IN to buy everything in the
liquor dealers line from agill Of alcohol
70 q bottle Of champagne. The number
and variety Of aleohote products used
by a small Maine community for medic
inaI and mechanical purposes ts start
ling, implying a miscellaneous assort-
ment Of diseases and wonderful activity.
in the mechanic sfts.
Inspection 0tthe repett Of the state.
liquor commissioner confirms this first
impression. Alook into the state CONF
m~issioners store is a disappointment
1t is plain that the local liquor agencies
cannot draw their supplies from q place
so poorly supplied iEh stock
The explanation is that the local
agencies buy direct from the wholesale
dealers. The state commissioner sees
very little Of the liquor sold under the
law in Maine. BptnaSigateebetween
the state Commissioner and the whole
sale dealers il supposed to be open ale
ways; which may account for the fact
that tho state commissioner does not
lose money while he is in Office.
The system, as part 81 "a scheme of
prohibition, is agreat fraud. This may
be why the South Carolina legislature
is willing to adopt it.
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A1rHoudn many remedies are pushed!
into the market by spicy advertise
ments. DR., Bulls Cough Syrup still
.takes the lead.
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Exenrsion Ratos 70 Martin's Ferry.
The Wheeling Bridge and Terminal.
Company will sell holiday excursion
tickets TO Martins Ferry at 20icents for
the round trip December 20, 1892, to.
January 8, 1893, inclusive.
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II you have never given something
to one from whom you expected Moth
ing try it for once and soc how 1t goes.
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MExlcAN RnYonumoM.

The Movement SPREADING Ia the NoFtn.
Msagre Accounts Reeeiyea.
NEuxA, lknsp9 Mr. Dc e&-Res
ports, although conflicting come from
every part Of the northern side Of the
republic indicating the growth Of the
revolutionary movement Dispatches
are rushing to and tto from the Next
can officials to tho United States officers
on the trontier, and in the near future
there will be a genuine revolution IN
Mexico.
It IS impossible to gain anyfntorma-
ton from those high In authority az
every one Is undar the ~strictest orders
not to make pul 3 the kilograms, but
this much is positively known, that
there was d battle the 18th on MextGan
soil near Guerrero, about thirty miles
from the river, between the Mexican
troops and revolutionists, with VIC
totysfo the latter.
IL is reported here that the govern.
ment hasseizedsthe railroadst for official
purposes.
There has been no Information re-
ceiyed from the United States troops
down the river. but It is reported, they
are p~atrolling the frontier with little
expectations Of capturing any fugitive
revolutionists from Mexico.
-.Na n.HHN.N
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TnE wheeling Nightsoil Go. has the
largest barrels and best facilities for
moving nightsoil. O: w. Rixey, general.
manager; corner Chapline and Six
eenthatEeetsa Telephone 10.
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II looks as though Sfr. Blaine is to
have n more christmas day on earth.
Els c~ountrymen would DO glad If he
could find more comfort in it.
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TRY cosgraye Brewing Co.'s ales and
porter; they are best.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Piano
cheap.
F. w. BAuMER & 90.

BOYS sterling silver watches, with
Waltham movements, ut 80.
II. II. HILLMANg& CO.
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Iva recent letter to the manufactur-
ers5 MI. a ". Baldridge, Millersville,
Iil. SAYS: aChamberlain's Cough Rem.
eGy gives the best satisfaction Of any
cough medicine I handle, and as seller
leads ali other preparations in this
market. / recommend it because It Is
the best medicine I ever handled for
coughs, colds and Group" For sale by
,C.. r tGoetze, ". w. Irwin, w. s.
Mccullough, q. Menkemeller, s. !.
Brice, j. Coleman, O. schnepf, W. O.
Ambrecht, the Kurtz Drug Company,
Lincoln & Co; w. Z, Williams John.
Klari, a. E. Scheele and w. 3. Will
Jams, Wheeling; Bower& Co., Bridge
port, o., and.R +. Peabody, Benwood,
". Va
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People have been known to get along
very comfortably and merrily without
getting drunk at Christmas time.
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srEAkEa GASP counts more than
enough votes to re-elect him. This is a
Christmas gilt to the Nincompoop Club.
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WnY be pestered with reaches, bed
bugs, etc., when Bugtne will Danish
them eternally? 25 cents at all dealers.
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"A Lovely Death.
Overheard on the street: First child
eat too much turkey and died.
Second child-"0h, what a lufy dethe
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BROOKLYN Boss McLAueHIMtakest the
high ground that Murphy is not at to
be United States senator. Mclaughlin.
has votes in his pocket and a knife in
his bootleg for Hill. This is not the
true spirit of the Christmastide.
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fhsan-rryteyere Gaze Of what the doctors
called Fing worm or t6tter on my foot, After
several of the best phyEieinns for ovot q
year without benefit was induced 70 Try yonr.
CuTI6URA RRNEDIHs. which completely cured me
JOHN O sHoFNRR, nashville Tenn.
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gold EVERYWHERE. PfleS. CJrioURA. 5oca Soar
&c: RsSykgsSt 81. Prepared By th9 P0rf11
DRuG AND GHBNIcAL CORPORATION. Boston.
EBf4H0W 70 Cnrg Skin Diseases 81 pages 90
ilinSffaliOtl, and 100 t8Stlm0uialss mailed free.
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eotoH Z. HIELNAN& OOPS for your
and Watches. 80. 2s Eleventh
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Is. GooDsells dry goods the cheapest.
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YouNoed Not pIotoR Reap Benefits,

You Noed Not Die 70 Reap Benehta.
yAFpood investment in life, protection
IN death, is the result obtained by q
combination formed by the Eastern
Building and Loan Association, of SYRIA
cuse. N. Y, and the National Life In
surance Association, OF Hartford, Conn.,,
under a definite contract
Fully paid up stock $500 per share)
pays Z per cent per annum.
all secured by frat mortgages on i'm
proved city property.
For further information or agency
apply TO a. Roeder &Son, Bellaire, o.,
managers for West Virginia, or to
Michael Stein, agent, Fulton, w. Va. 8
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HEA1TH1EsT Beverage made is Cos
grave Brewing Co.. 8 ale and porter.
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EVERY man, woman audTchild who.
has once tried that specific, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, cannot say enough insits
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Rev, sylvnnus Lane
Hoop's Pms euro Liver his. q

EDw. I. RosE & 90. are Offering some
special Christmas bargains in Merritt
and World Typewriters. Being enter.
tanning andinstructive at the same time
the children never tire of themhenee
their usefuthess as educators. See their
'sAdp IN another column.
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Nh. CARLISLE knows what he may
have for a Christmas gift-he may be
secretary of the treasury. Mr.. Whitney
knows, too-he may be secretary of
state. Other aspiring patriots think
they know what they may have for the
taking-but theydon't. Nj. Cleveland
is q large body.