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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

At midnight it was whispered in tho Ex;
change Hotel lobby that the ticket would
DO O'Ferrall, Rhea, aud Scott, as Jnaee
Rhea bad been waited upon ana haa ny, se
nomination for LIeutenant-Goyernor
should it be rendered him.
The personnel of the convention promises
10 be particularly fine, Judging from the
delegates al.eady on thc ground. All iocs-
tions are represented.
Judge Mclaughlin. of Lexington, who
will be candidate before the neAs
Legislature for poaition on the Supfslno.
Court.of. Appeals bench, came down from
Washington yesterday.
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Gas and Electric-C Chandeliers and
Globes. New designs and low prices.
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No. 7 Governor street.
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Orders for Printing sent to the
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will be- sure to please you.
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Mantels. Crates, and Thing. IN various
styles and low prIoes, at
JoHs BowRsss. Governor street.
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MGR. SATOLLl IN NEW YORK.
Archbishop Corrigan Acknowledges HIS
Authority and Avows Allegiance.

by telegraph to The DispAIcn.I
NEW YORK, August l5.-Before congrega-
tion which packed tho cathedral to the doors
Mgr. Satolh celebrated pontheal mass this
morning. In an eloquent sermon Archbishop
Corrigan Acknowledged satoili's power and
ayowed allegiance, lie disconntepanced attacAs
nnon tie Apostolic slegate.
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rrlrT Of THE PLATFORM.
,.4orse the Tafin and Currency
1.-The Cticago Convention
I.ter,iews. Personals, &c.

lt.riew.. Personals, &c.
r....e cugrd OF the Virginia
..t...,o.,r,ol Convention
''' -.
ana th'uEh hu' iI '0'S
... tte .obbics OF the hotels were
..f..' night than they had been
.,t.. .,o.tor.,s
was '"'N'"@ P''''v' -
.iaarons. etc. ana eFerFOouS
g. through.
..f the opinion that the con-
trI tD very exciting, Whlle
...-.I tho b"n't that ~ WOuld
...t'v uuiet affair. As far as
.....l thr ma'Oity OF those on
were N favor Ol short
.,-r,p,,t
~ ''
.| rrli4 reached the city on ue
-.u 'rcm washington IA .le
'! NeIl IlHlIIrIla'Si5 ~ 'oo 'io ,,
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.r '"-uhgI ia 49, ','.,s '.nS 'rnI-,.,, ~
.i'"- '.' gi ,i''' 'iI'3 0',I''S ,,,i.,t
....t ,r the convention.
rtiutI iH IuS, ,"n ,', wy i,'i' i.','
',.--,n ,yara snDabt bo
'.ti '.t.-,.' ,,.o- a rn,tfer for
+..l.. - orna Dptuo-
..'.i,,,,..,,
-
i'" ffLh S'I' y, M r-,
-'..f'V'ru'r >; H'ge INIeI Is
'htr aHi nus room No ~
fl @ir. ne, 700 va sui-
lllI ~ "a group Oh IIie1uS
..t-. llt ifIcF men hre oF no
o. acc'rI ihe " e!iau
number 81 utIoe"toS tHSS
.. it..r hNnsnh utS ii's 1Sil'le own ue1
.i. ".. .uJ W. tAtt q, yi '.'1 DII9le' ii,'
'-.. ana s-A1 oi No.viioI N.,'ii .,Ia,,i. ~
As .-''.'7 'ut Hil"li.iei ptri,@ IN
'.. ii'' H., .l'',- ,,,o i' -; &c ~
H. ctber He was
..- coinage Of silver.
-r.If>ps NOT DIsMAYED.
....f C,l.,.l Knford are not
Ir s1J Mr. William /.
...f fhe Euford As.ocls-
...r.r o.n, .suert the evening
...... .t'. .g..af.town people who
..... .Dr tao other hand" ne
.,. aro decidedly hopeful.
Dill. If.. that Colonel O'Ferrall.
..... u.u IA the lead. viii be
... ... fr-t ballot. Indeed, |
. ....,4tIon rs exceedingly
.... ,.....f the many complIca-
.r.. .r.-c and still regard Colo
chances ns very eoon indeed.
10 l"t FoUl the sur uoI
-. H-'''' AoI no We III uteiiI e
.t' ,AeIr are lnaHy ~ IIois IN IN
'1 N"'"Loi ~ oi I'M, AZ
". MO" l"A' w nv nv = d II"
% ue1. "leS tH"n hio al
u.. Nt-svY oN FINANCE.
. r..I ,r.s.v IL bere ~ attend
y-,, iust returnod
.t ..,'rsi ,r.ats ~ Tho nm.
......... .roy or fy, ws@ke. Tte
.... IF Iubllc instruction is
... Mir Massey agrees with
lrrtv leaders that II would be
-tIr to preclpItate SILVER
.. o.. INVENTION. " ! think he
.... ..Nr.,..n with a DISPATCH re-
r-Lt that most Of our
. u--I Informed people are bl-
lists ... they differ as TO modes
., 80 tue political history of
.. r. observe that the Democrats
r... ....-. u.th the exception of a
.... .- ....fya. uuill 1861. and during
and silver walked hand-ln-
. ... country got along very
OIL. -y u the dollar of our
..ri, well enough, but
....at every dollar coined
.a. ..-r intrinsic value and pur-
..-.... .a.ruf dollar. But. as | said
"A. lfl.-f1Rn rt finance IL
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Attention, Deiegatesl

By gong TO see Evensen. DrsParcH
building. Twelfth aud Main, you can get
frst-class meal at 50 cents.
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sich-aesdaehe

cured and tie return prevented By the uss et
De. DAvIDs Liver Pills.
Price, 2sc. for boz Of s~ensy-nve PIN, ave
boxes Cor dollar.
owrss . MrsoR Dkro cospAxs.
RicAmoud We
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nrEE FOR THE FIGHT
II, Candidates and Their Leading
Supporters Reach tbe City.
,rrAT EACH ONE CLAIMS
r-.-,n S9U lie Has llOO Tyler Abon'
gulOrd Gives No PigureS
7rErTS THATARETALKEDO OF

... Section Wants a Representatives.
Combinations May Occur
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Delegates to the Convention
will find what they need in Books and Sta
tionary at Hunter 4 Co. s, 629 Broad street.
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MORE DELEGATES ELECTED.
The List Of Counties and Cities Are
About All In.


About All In.
1Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch-l
BUFF.Lo SPRlNGs, VA, August l5.--At a meet
ing held at Buffalo Junction, in the Clarksville
District, @eckienburg county, Va, on the 18th
day OF August 1898, 10 elect delegates to the
democratic State Convention on the 1Ith OF
August, 1893, senatorial convention, ana con-
venuOn to nominate a candidate Tor the house
Of Delegates, the following delegates were
elected: 70 the STATE Conyention-N. Ii. size
more, Alexander Wilkinson, and Thomas y.
Williams. lteruates--PrYOr Wilkinson, L. L..
Morton, and d. D. Shelton.
10 the senatorial conventional. :. Nelson,
j. A. Drake. and c. T. Noolton. Aterngtes-
Alexander Wilkinson, j. o. Rainey, and 1. Nj.
TisdGle.
TO the House convention-Ruius Clark c. y.
Num-. and ). o. Ratney, Aiternates-"' lie
Russell, W. Il. LigOn. and $. c. Burnett.
Resolutions were passed by tho meeting ex-
pressing a preference for Colonel Charles L.
UFerrall Tor Governor
Pstersburc-O'EerrsiI 60.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA, August 15.-The Democratic
City Convention elected the following delegates
TO the z lberuatOrial convention. which meets IN
R-c1in0nd GA thursday, August l7th.
F.rst Mari-Jorn B. Evans, W. ii. McCance,
l. Miller aud Il. G. Bsss.
second Ward-GeOrge Mason, Hon. Z. I. Vena-
Third Ward-N. p. Patterson, Hon. W. r. Nc.
Kenney, lion. Il. NJ. Clements, and William
CrichtOn.
Fourth Ward-AieXander Donnan, +. A. Sand
ford, lion. IA. Il. Smith, &. n. Romano, Major r.
r. Lassiter, and k. L. Jarvis.
Fifth Wsfd--CaptAin D-nnie Perkinson, Dr.
X. ii. Jones. James Vaughan, w. L. Hubbard,
c. Z. Eanos. and VI. j. sheffield.
Sixth Ward-J. L. Kirkham, w. H. Butler, ana
James Carer.
Tho convention adopted the following:
This convention, recognizing the Jealous ana
10 "a
In many yiyo Gus campaigns rendered by our
townsman, Hon W. X Mckenney, hereby re-
quest our delegates in the state Democratic
Convention TO present his name as a candidate
for Attorney General on the State ticket TO be
nominated by that convention and use every
honorable means 10 secure his nomination.
Hon. T. NJ. Clements offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
ResOfred, That while We do not Instruct the
delegates elected by the convention TO vote for
any candidate Tor The high ONCE OF Governor OF
Virginia, We earnestly commend the public
services OF thatsterling Democrat and honorable
gentleman, Charles I. OIorralL.
Deerfsld-O'Ferrsil.1 I.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
DaFRFIEID VA. August IS.-Sr NJ X. Coal
ter was elected elegate 10 the Richmond con-
yantion, and Mr.. John ". Dunlap as alternate.
Instructed tor Colonel {. I. OFerraD.
Bath-Tyier, 9; O'Ferrali, 3.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WARY SPRINGS. VA, August l5.-Aftor q hot
fight to-day the Democratic mass-meeting nomi-
mated = Tyler delegates and 3O'ferrall dele
gates.
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" popular authors 10 prepare for fall
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Magnificent 7I-3-Oct.vs Buri Walnut
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We offer special bargains this week. A
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In a general way there was some de-
sultory conversation about both senator
ships aud the Supreme-Court Juogesnips'
but not near as much as one would expect.
considering all that has heretofore Doen
said touching those POSITIONS pecoin'ns
factors 10 making up tue ticket.
Among the Richmond leaders abont tne
hotel most Of the evening were Hon. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

seer Ia not needed to foresee the great
things in Montana's future. This work
Of development is a mighty task: it will
Engage all the people Of this state and
thousands to come and will require the
employment Of all legitimate means. 1t
is to this end that THE INpEPENpENT
has repeatedly called attention to che
necessity Of aid from our legislature,
and it is earnestly hoped that the pres
emit session will not pass without good
work on this line.
The cloud hanging over the organixa-
ton Of this body will soon disappear,
the senatorial fight will be oye- within
a week and the members can settle
down to a practical study OF this very
important subject, concerning which
many suggestions have been offered.
This warknmust be steadily followed
SHatit results OF vast benefit are at hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

Thanks to the efforts of patriotic
democrats and populists the legislative
assembly is organized and ready Tor
business. The wicked plotting Of Sand
ers and his aiders and abettors has come
to naught, and the revolutionary work
Of Cook has failed to produce the dead
look that was intended. The republi-
can jig 10 up, the democrats and popu~
lists control the house, the democrats
hold the senate, the machinery Of the
legislature will be started at once, and
the public business will receive prompt
attention. To the men who have de-
feated the conspiracy OF the marplots
who sought to precipitate another dead
lock and send another fraudulent sena-
tor to Washington. the thanks Of the
entire community are due. We are to
be spared further scandal.
Mr.. Matthews, the speaker OF the
house, is q new man in legislative bod
les, but he gave evidence yesterday that
he possessed courage, irmness and a
determination to do right, and, with the
experience in parliamentary procedure
which he will rapidly gain, he will pre-
side over the deliberations of the house
with entire acoeptabillty to all. The
republicans recognized his qualities in
voting for him for temporary chairman
on Monday, but when it came to elect
ing q permanent speaker they of course
wanted Mr.. Jockey to engineer Sanders
through the shoals and qulcksands in
case they stole the house. They knew
Mr.. Matthews would not stand in with
any desperate business of that sort, and
so dropped him. They are now a harm
less and hapless minority Of twenty
five.
The question of seating Hamilton or
Leech Is o to be determined. Speaker
Matthews, we have no doubt. will ap-
point a fair and impartial committee on
elections to investigate this case, which
will speedily settle the contest. The
evidence already adduced overwhelm-
lngly establishes the fraudulent charac.
ter of the vote at Box Elder, and there
can be no question that the house will
award the seat to Hamilton by a decis-
i've vote.
And it may also be remarked that a
democrat will represent Montana in the
United States senate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04
A RISING POLITICIAN.
Hon. Hugh Wallace of washington A. >
Cabinet Possibility.

Hon. Hugh Wallace Of w~ashinEten A. =
Cabinet Possibility.
Among tho guests at The Helena - shs
Hon. Hugh G. Wallace. Of Tacoma, msmbsr
Of the democratic national COMMITTEES. to
whom was entrusted lone Of the most Inn
portant work Of the late campaign. II WA
Mr.. Wallace who visited len Of the western
states to arrange for fusion between shs
democrats and populists, and II was chiefly
through his efforts that twenty-five slector-
al votes were taken from Harrison in states
counted AZ safely republican: since the
election tho New York World. and other
leading nswspspers, have frequently men
toned Mr.. Wallace az a cabinet possibility.
and he has been prominently brought for
ward BY the press Of the northwest for CON-
missioner Of the general land office. NJ.
Wallace modastly declines to talk Of his
political future. but the fact that he 10 the
son-in-law of Chief Justice Fuller and .
close friend Of President Cleveland, added
to the party service no has rendered, mskes
it reasonably certain that he will be one Of
the coming men of the new administration.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04
WANTED IN WISCONSIN.

John HandulA Arrested for the Alleged
Murder OF a Countryman.
Under-Shsrif Mike Kennedy, Of Douglass
county. Wis, arrived in Helena with John
Handula, a Finlander,1 who had been A.
charged with the murder Of John Peura. .
fellow countryman. The sheriff Of Doug
lass county sent out descriptions Of Han
dula and Offering $50 for his capture. One
of these descriptions fell into the hands Of
Deputy Sheriff Chas. E. White. Of Deer
Lodge county, and be located Handula at
Elliston. Sunday last he wired the Wis
consin people for . full description and the
result of tho answer was the arrest Of Han
dula. MI. Kennedy arrived in Helena yes
terday and went after his man. Handula
acknowledged that he was the man wanted,
and he 10 now at the county Jail. He will
be taken east for trial in q day or two.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04
THE BEST A OF ALL.

The Salt Lake Tribune, in a credita-
BILE New Years edition, halls Montana
and wishes it all prosperity and joy, be-
cause, as it says:
Montana 10 swiftly attaining a position
as the sovereign state of the great west.
From its position on the crest and on both
TANKS of the Rocky mountains, with its
mighty area and endless resources. il stands
out among surrounding states as the king.
There is no end TO its mines; there is no
end to its ranges; it has more land to be
irrigated, and more water to irrigate that
land with than any other state of the west;
it has a braoing climate; ii is a place whore
man can put forth his very best energies; il
is a place where. because of the energies
which in the last twelve years have been
put forth such showinRs have been made as
have been made nowhere else in the west.
Montana ia blessed with an infinite vari-
ETY. of minerals; it has as much gold and
silver az any state; ii has no end of copper;
it has much lead; ii has exactly the mater
ials on which strong men like 10 work. for
it is really more honorable to gather up the
dull ore from the mine, and, through one
process after another, catch and hold from
it what is precious in it, and turn it into
the channels of trade. than it is to try to
take q state by conquest. Man has not
anything here except what he earns; in no
place can man earn more than in Montana;
in no place have they more industries to
work; il no place can they do more work.
The tilline of the fields is subordinate TO
the work Of the mine, and the result is that
there is q sort of metallic ring to the very
name of Montana"
Our contemporary is right in ell
points. This great empire state is to,
day the most inviting field for capital
energy and brains. and the next decade
will witness a march of progress such
as was never seen in tho development OF
native resources. We are now in the
awakening period and the vision Of f
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

The republican managers don't pretend
that the decision Of the Montana supreme
court gives them = majority in the lsgisla-
turs. 1t simply unlooks the stable whore
the senatorial horse 10 quartsrsd. The re-
publican managers hope to do the rest
New York World.
Tho senatorial horse will be a demo-
cratic thoroughbred, the old Var Horse
having been ruled off because OF crooked
work at the post. 1t also appears that
the functions Of the supreme court in
this case have ceased, unless the legisla-
ture is served with u mandamus to ad-
iourn. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

IT is hoped that a revision OF the cleo
hon laws will either provide for the
recognition Of an election certificate as
prima facie evidence of II right to a
seat, or do away with elections alto
gether. II the auditor is n bigger man
than all the people in Montana, let us
burn up the bill Of rights and run up
the red flag OF anarchy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

AS A tool in the hands of state steal
ers, young MI. Cook is not a glittering
success. He is q willing pupil, but
needs a four-months' term under
the old War Horse to complete his
Oo,Yrcn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

In the matter Of state stealing the
old Wal Horse is going it alone. The
populist members of the house will have
nothing to do with him, while the sup
port from his own side is too small to be
considered.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

The balance OF power in the Kansas
legislature rests With tie democrats, and
in California with the popuiists. As this
situation means the election of two good
tariff reform senators who will vote
with the democrats, former party aflili-
atoms will make very little difference.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

The rumor in Germany that Mr..
Cleveland is worth S%20,00o,000 is inter
esting and would be of much satisfac-
ton to the p~resident-elect if verified.
As he is worth Il good deal more than
that to this country the above figures
are only OF passing interest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

the weather clerk tells us, may continue
for some time. II We add tho tonic
powers Of a n atmosphere healthful and
bracing and free from dampness the
requisites OF a winter climate are COM
plete. It has been bad weather, how
ever, for state stenlers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

MONTANA is the best winter resort in
the United States. The weather has
been so delightfully."- warm and pleasant
during the past week as to make over
coats and heavy winter clothing unnec-
essary and uncomfortable. This period,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04
TERMS OF suBsCxlrT1oN.
HELENA. MONT. JAN. 4. 1898.

U-Mentanians abroad will always find The
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file ut their favorits
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; West, MinAsapolis: Baldwin and Palace
San Francisco; MoDsrmott, Butte; Leland Hotel.
oprinsfeld. III.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

YOUNG Congressman Bryan now leads
In the Nebraska senatorial race, and it
ia hoped will win. The west has sent
out many young Lochinvars, but not
one ever won q more merited national
fame in shorter time than this big.
Drained Nebraskan.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

In the opinion Of all honest-minded
Montanians the bumptious young state
auditor has been Cooked to a turn. We
shall be greatly surprised if he ever re-
appears as a candidate for office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04
THE INDEPENDENT

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

Cook can a v himself much annoy
ance by reslgning. A man so wholly
lost to honesty should not be permitted
to fill the responsible office of state
auditor. If he will not resign the legis-
lature must force him to retire.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

IT looks as though Murphy would be
elected senator from New York despite
Mr.. Cleveland's protest. This would
not signify a declaration Of war with the
administration, because Mr.. Cleveland
has been in politics long enough to
make the best OF situations.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

AS LEADEE Of the republican side OF
the house Col. Richard Jockey is seri-
ously handicapped by ignorance OF par
liamentary law. This will probably
wear away before the end of the session,
when the colonel's latent elements OF
leadership viii! be brought to view.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

WITH a democratic senator for coun-
sellor and a democratic administration
to furnish good things, Commodore
Power will be better equipped for sena-
torial duties.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

The popuiist members will support a
senator who will vote for free silver and
tariff reform. 1t is needless to say that
this man will not be a republican.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

The final retirement of Barber, the
Wyoming usurper, would indicate that
the political thieves in that state are
preparing to quit. 1t is a bad year for
that sort of business.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

THE next congress may not pass a free
coinage bill, but it is safe to say that
silver will not drop to a figure so low as
during the Harrison administration.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

ADVICE to Power: Take the first
train for Washington, and keep close to
that senatorial seat if you wish to hold
it until your time is out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

Thus far Porter's census has cost
100000. but according to the verdict
of an unbiased press is not worth seven
cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04
THE WEATHER.

II THINK we've got EN-" thought the
Commodore yesterday, but he thinks
different to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

The flag has dropped on the old War
Horse and he will be turned out on
range after March 4.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

The next senator from Montana will
have a clear. honest and unchallenged
title to his seat, and will be a democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04

GOOD hay, sweet hay, hath no fellow" aloth the immortal
BOTTOM II ShaKeSpere had been a writes of b present day he
never would nave made n OF his characters eat hay, when uood
Flour was a S cheap a S it is now. Our readers should use nothing
but the celebrated