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Evening journal., 1894-08-21
oAIssON BLEW UP.
Peculiar Accident During Military Manou-
vers at Evanston.


yers az Evanston.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-An explosion sim
liar IN some respects 20 that which occur
red on the Grand boulevard in July last,
but resulting in no loss of life took place
during the military manouvers at Evans
ton. Ono Of the shrapnel In oaisson be
longing to Captain Grimes Battery A,
Second artillery, exploded with great
force, throwing the three cannoneers on
the seat of the timber into the air and
shattering the cover Of the rear chest Of
the caisson into spllnters.
The artillcrymen who were rolled In the
dust, but not injured, were s. o. Wal
thor, Charles Crumley and Charles Can
ford. After tho explosion fire started IN
the Timber and the dry prairie grass.
Driven by the wind, the flames moved to-
ward the crowd on foot and on tho grand
stand
Members from the guard mount pre-
vented the spectators from closing I'm
around the wreck, and the flames woro
soon distinguished. No definite cause
could be given for the accident but it Is
thought that % sudden jar when tho
wheels of the caisson ran into deep rut
caused the shrapnel to he discharged. Tho
caisson contained 10 shrapnel, and it is
considered wonder that only one Of them
was discharged.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
HOW TO KEEP COOL.
II You Carefully Act Upon the Advice
Given Beiow You wan Be Pleased with
the Results.

II You Carefully Act Upon the Advice
Given Beiow Yon WIN Be Pleased with
the Resuits.
Keep cool r.
Excellent advice In summer time but
net very easy to follow. Apparently, IL
would be just as reasonable TO say keep
strong healthy and vigorous amid tho
swelterlng heat Of this trying season. -
And set this is not only possible but It is
something that every person can do II
the right means are adopted.
Keep cool
When you fosl tired out on hot day.
have no appetite and feel scarcely able to
work, don't rush of for drink to brace
up on or swallow some other injurious
stimulant Follow common sense prlnci
pies. You are languid and lack energ,
because your system Is In q low condition.
You are hot because your body does not
throw oii the extra warmth that Ia gene
rated. You aresweak because you do not
get sufficient nourishment. There Is only
one way 10 overcome these unhealthy
conditions and that Is by supplying wha
the system needs, by restoring health,
action. The best way to do this Is t.
take the newly discovered pre-digested
food at least oncs daily. This food
which Is known AS paskola Is not drug
or a connection but pure starchy food
In liquid form, delicious TO the taste and
exceedingly refreshing Being pre-
digestei IL is absorbed By the system the
instant IL Is swallowed. Paskola gives
tone TO the system, Il tprevents dyspepsia,
it perfects the digestion. IL imparts
strength and vlgor 90 those who are
weak and deblitated As a health-pivei
II is unsurpassed.
Keep cool
Loss of health means loss OF great
many other things also II pays to b,
we'll. II you would feel cool. strong
we'll, vigorous aud ambitious In spite Of
summer heat, try Paskola. You will
Ike II; every body does who has ever
taken 1t. You pre- sure to recommend
IL after taking after taking it as other
have done Paskola is popular becaus,
It has merit
A pamphlet giving full particular
about Paskola will be sent on opplica
tlon TO the Pie-dlgested Food Co, 81
Reade St, New York
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
TIE KENTUCKY CAMPAIGN.
oaly cue Man Shot Whom nreclsinridgs
spoke In scott County.

spoke Ia scott County.
LEXINGTON. KY. Aug. at- Colonel w
c L. Brcckinrdco spoke 20 Georgotowp
tho county seat of Scott county and tAc
home oi Hon. ~. G.. Owcrs, who 70 his
most powerful opponent In his struggle
TO- reelection. Special trains wore ran
FROM all parts of tho district Tho lex
lnrton special from Rrecknridge's homo
took tho inaiority of tho crowd Tho
speaking took place IA the courtroom.
Colonel breckenridge was introduced
10y Hon John A. Lewis Of Georgetown
His address was an appeal for mercy, in
asmuch as ho had confessed his sins and
laid himself 200 the feet Of his people. lie
told how he loved the people OF Scott
county but his reference TO tho late Nico
President Richard NJ johnson was so
fresh I'm the minds OF the people there
that his reception was rather cold
Professor j. u Nelson, "a teacher In tho
Kentucky state college at Lexington. was
shot I'm the Log whilo trying 60 prevent
difficulty between negro and q white
man named Glass. Both Nelson and Glass
are strong Breckinridgo men, and Glass,
In attempting TO shoot the negro, in some
way hit Nelson.
The big Owons barbecue will be held at
Brockinndgo' home Wednesday Ten
beeyos, 800 pounds Of mutton, 1000
gallons of burgoo and G, 600 loaves Of
bread have been prepared TO feed the
crowd. The women of the district inter.
ested In the defeat OF Brockinridgo will
furnish a basket dinner for =, 500 people.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Social and Personal Notes.

Mrs. Charles Wien, Of this city, ar
rived in Stockholm, Sweden, August
After spending a short time there she
viii visit London and Paris She expects
70 arrive home about October 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland, Of
this city, are at the Dennis, Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E King have
returned from a week s.sojourn at Ocean
Grove.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lindsay and family. of
this city, have returned from visit to
Crumpton, Nd.
Miss Sallie Comfy, Of this city, has re.
turned from Stamford, Conn. Miss
Comfy is entertaining Miss Maggie Smith,
of Trenton.
Mrs. William Carr and family have
returned to this city, from a visit TO
Crumpton. Nd, friends.
Miss Bertha A. and Tillie P. Lambson
are at Asbury Park
J. A Booker, of this city, is spending
q week at Ocean Grove.
Mr. and Mrs George Harrison, Of
Crumpton, Nd passed through this city
yesterday for Ocean Grove.
Miss Laura Joseph, Of Lewes, returned
home Saturday after a visit to friends in
this city aud in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chamberlain, Of
this city, are stopping at Ocean Grove.
Rev. G. A. Grise pastor of the M. E.
Church at Georgetown, arrived in
town yesterday for a short visit
Deputy Attorney General Branch H.
Giles returned TO this city yesterday
afternoon from a visit to his old home at
Sesford ard will now settle down TO
hard work preparatory to the September
term of court.
MissCs Edaa and Msrtie Gheen. Of this
city, are sojlurning with relatives in
West Chester and Kennett Square, Pc.
William Joyce and wife are spending
some time at Atlantic City.
2 Miss Audrey and Miss Iva Miller. of
this city, have just returned home from
spending sometime In the country.
Mrs. William Miller and Miss Lena
Miller have returned home from a visit
nt Pennsgrove.
Miss Bessie Williams of this city. has
been the guest Of Miss May Neal, of
Chester
bIrs. A. F. Sbive, Mrs Jacob sbive
and Mrs. William Keuler. Of Doylestown,
Pa, are on visit to friends in this city
and other points.
DR.. B Dounes has returned home from
a two weeks trip down the state and
resumed his practice.
Martin Keough was in West Chester
yesterday.
Harvey D. Sharpe and fsmily have
returned to West Chester from visit to
Wilmington friends
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Davis have been
visiting West Chester friends.
Mrs. Charles Grant has been visiting
her sister in West Chester.
Mrs Lewis Fritz Of this city, has re-
turned from visit to West Chester
friends.
Louis Lssbem and brother David left
10 day for Philadelphia and Atlantic
City, for stay Of several days.
Robert G. Harmon returned from
Princess Bay, Staten Island, last evening,
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Ferd FnIlmer Reeent,on.

The officers of the Ferd Fuilmer chorus
have issued to its members prospectus
oi the work Of the approaching season
They express the opinion that more work
and popular music are needed 20 keep up
tie interest of the members They
suggest that the club give four concerts.
two complimentary and two pay, one in
November, January, March and Jure
respectively.
% Monday evening Vice President
Davidson will entertain the club at his
home, No. III French street, and on
Tuesday evening, September 4. the
officers will give the members and friends
3 complimentary concert.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
MIR. Massey Arrives Home.

George V. Massey, OF Delaware, who
was passenger ON the American line
steamer Paris. just in from Liverpool,
passed last night at the Lafayette and
will return home to dRv, after an absence
Of two months IN Europe, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer. Mr. Massey's
magnificent presence made him a notice
able figure in the hotel corridor lrst
night he spent delightful time
abroad, he said, aud had never before
met so many Americans as are now in
London and Paris.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Orphans ON an Onting.

The sisters and children Of st. Peters
Ofphanage had their ninth annual all.
day outing at Birmingham Park yester
day. The Wilmington City Railway
Company and Superintendent A G
McCausland. of the w & H. railrosd
furnished free transportation, while
Owen J. Hession aud Z j Long gave
refreshments for the entire company
Tax Collector Eugene M SAyers and
Operator Frank Kane furnished the fun.
The sixty children who participated had
an enjoyable day.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Sioux Cily's MAYOR Objects.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 21.-'I will not
permh this prize fight 20 occur within the
corporation limits Of Sioux City, said
Mayor Fletcher in speaking Of the effort
made to get the Corbett-Jaokson match
here. What Is more, I doubt II it viii
be allowed TO he fought on Iowa soil So
far as my iuriGdiction IS concerned shall
unalterably oppose the movement 10 have
tho battle fought here
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
ENGAGED TO A PRINCE.
Pnlman's Daughter Is TO Marry Into the
Royal House of Austria.

AANaoA AANNHt % AAatAAAs
LONDON. Aug 2l.-Tho engagement Of
Miss Florence Pullman. q daughter Of
George NJ. Pullman, to Tho Prince OF Ison-
burg Birstoin, the oldest son of Prince
Charles of lsenhurg- Birsrcin and the
Archduchess Marie Louise of Austria and
q cousin Of the emperor Of Austria, is an
n0unced.
Miss pullman's father only consented
TO his daughters engagement 90 tho
prince on condition that her children shall
possess the full rights of succession TO
the title, dicnitics ard hereditary privi-
icgos of the house Of lzcnhurg Birsioin.
According to tho Austrian lsT, how
over, tho Inngnatos of the house of Iscn-
burg Birstuin must by formal document
recognize the equality Of Mr. Pullmnn's
grandchildren with their own descend
ants II Miss Pullman could obtain tho
title OF princess from some foreign court,
this difficulty would De overcome.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
AnInsEMrNrs.

I'D. MCCONNELL MERITS FRANK
= WANGO undianl SECOND STREET
II ALL. next Monday Might; four rounds for
bouts.
THE 2lst GRAND TROrTING MEETING
4 ~ Hnre's Corner Driving Park. on Thurs
day. August -. 1894. Racers call at I u. ~
sharp. Colt Race. SO class B minute clasg,
20 class, 80 class. Free for all TrOlters and
-acera Ladies' and children invited. J.. a.
FAGAN, Nnnager.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

actual count they caught 1877 perch, four
cells aud eight crabs Guests at Gordon
Ian Sunday night enjoyed the toothsome
little perch for supper, aud as there were
several dishes Of fish left after the
orchestra aud attaches had been fed,
there is no douhting these successful
fshcrmen's figures.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
rnni. cinrt Arrn.ln.l-

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug 2i- Naberry NIL
lora young clerk in the suspended Second
National bank, was arrested hero ON a
warrant sworn ont by Chic, Bank Exam
inor Colin Miller alleged ononse is al-
tering the figures in O. % balance hooks,
which no Is said 90 have done undur the
direction of Cashier Gardner
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

For torpid liver and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by
the book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At
drugstores or write to B F
Allen Co, sos Canal st, New
York.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Two Indu.trinl Ioaders our Of Jan.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 21-Chrstopher Co
lumbus Jones and Marshal Mckee, who
wore in charge of the commonwealers
when the camp at Hyattsville was raided
by Baltimore policemen, have been To-
leased from the House of Correction,
where they had been committed with the
others FOR three months.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
refIar Wnl nrenI. .mllh Cannly'. nrought.

WAsmNOroN, Aug 2i.-ln tho senate
by unanimous consent MIR. PETER was al
lowed Co oiIer tho following resolution;
Resolved Tint tho secretary Of wnr is
authorized 90 lend two 20 pound cannon
to the board OF commissioners OF Smith
county, kan, for five years for the pur-
pose of producing conclusions In tho at
mosphcrc TO produce rain.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
The Delaware River Record

Polntsett Fothergill. George Greer and
]. H. Heacock formed a fishing party
that, it is believed, beat the Delaware
river record. These men pushed their
skiff well up in the reeds at Gordon
Heights and with hook and line fsbfd
for two hours and forty minutes By
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
The "Judge" as a Hortioulturist.

George W. Humphrey, better known
TO his friends rs Judge" for many
gears editor-in-chief of the Every Egen
ing, will, in the latter part Of September,
give up editorial work end remove TO
central Florida. There he will engage in
horticulture. making grange growing a
speciality. He bought his farm some
months ago, but his business engage e.
ments here will not permit him to 20
South until the time specified
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
nennctt nners IlIr rnr.es.

LONDON, Aug 21.-Mr. James Gordon
Bennett, in addition to the valuable prizes
he has already offered for the regatta to
be held at Nice next March, has announc-
cd that he will award 81, 600 each to the
winners I'm races for 40 raters and half
rators in the same regatta.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
rnlIr. CnnIaIn Arrnslr-I.

NoRForr, Aug 2i - Captain NJ j.
Nollincs, who WIS Icrrntly removed by
order Of the poli,. ,..... aioner, and who
hns since continued wearing his uniform
and reporting for duty daily, was arrested
hy,ordcr Of tho commissioner on charge OF
i',,',areopating an officer
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
snlrnilnn cnnialn Arrested.

PITTsFELD, Mass, Aug 2i.-Many of
the prominent oitizons Of this place were
much excited by the arrest Of Captain
Morrill, Of the Salvation Army for OBJ
struotifig the street by holding a service
in part Of the public square. Morrill,
was at once bailod out by prominent
cifiZan
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
nrnrncd hrn Big Eel.

DOVER, y. H., Aug. 2l.-The body OF
Joseph Murray, teamster who was
drowned at Durham. has been found. He
was fishing, and IL Is supposed he fell into
the water whilo trying TO land an un-
usually large eel which was found on tho
end of his line.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
People Never Know UntiI Thev Go.

- = 77'7''1 "11HT E''7T
But every one speaks in highest terms
Of the great Colchester trips, admitted
by all good thinking people to be the
most respectable aud best conducted re-
sort in the South; good fishing and crab
bing, and amusements of sll kinds. You
can get there August % and 2G, via P.
w. & B. R. R. and it costs 81. The seen.
cry en- route Is beautiful.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Tho ran Of a rinecnat.

CHICAGO, Aug. u. - Officer Thomas
Birmingham, who posed as model for the
Haymarkot statue, has been dismissed
from the police force for neglect of duty.
When he was chosen from 800 comrades
there was probably no better built man in
ChfcaUo
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
nanIs Presldent stnhbed.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2l.-Dr. NJ. 5. Walker,
president of the Merchants and Planters
bank Of Greenville, Miss, was probably
fS,ally stabbed by William Magruder at
WilczinslSi, Miss. Tho tragedy grew out
Of jealousy
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
1kiI1ed 1Ils nrntllor III Anoldent.

ATLANTA, Aug. 21-Robert Spinks ac-
oidentally killed his brother Charles in
Albert county. Robert was in his broth
er's room examining pistol, when is was
discharged
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
soiournIng BY the Sen.

Rev T. E. Maltindale. D. d pastor of
the NJ. E Church at Milford, arrived in
this city yesterday from Woodlawn camp.
where he preached. He reports the camp
as Ia hourishing condition this year.
At the p, W. & B. station DR. Martin
dale was Joined by his wife AID with a
party of friends they left for Ocean
Grove for an extended visit.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
The Houri Won the Belmont Gun.

NEWPORT r. l., Aug. a1.-The race
for the Belmont cup for 21 foot fin keel
sloops was won by the Houri, sailed by
Mossrs. Duncan and Kane
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Tl,e Presldent.s IIenlth.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, Aug. 21.-Pres-
ident Cleveland S health continues to i'm
prove, and rumors that his ailment is
more serious than malarial fever are scout
ed by DR.. O'Reilly. The president declines
to say anything about administration mat
fnr-
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Masonic Ham Company bought 1t.

Sheriff Gould sold the optical stock Of
DR. d. Hoegelsberger at the Masonic
Hall to day 1t Wis bought by the
Masonic Hall Company for 500.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
TlnrlsIs, Cnnvenilnn.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 21.-The tenth
annual convention of the American flo-
rists assembled hero today for session Of
three days.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
shoe shon WuI Resume.

SPENCER, Mass, Aug. 21.-The Prouty
shoe shop here viii start operations Fri
day morning
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
An InvnIld KIlls HImself.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 21.-Thomas
Shea, an invalid. committed suicide by
shooting himself.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
NOTICES.

MOTT De. MEETING JOHN e. WOOL
ot the Chrialitn EndeavOr society, VIII ad-
dress meeting In the Auditorium. on Qh-irt-
LAY evening. August %. nc O'Clock. on ''The
ley Is with ut doubt on. of the most ela-
queut speakers on the American platform.
Good music. sents free.
NOrlC WiLMfNG'r' n. DEL. AUGUST
- ls isaA John X. v. Plat has RESIGNED
uhi Fire Insurance Co. Of the State OF Della
ware and g no longer 10 our employ. The
um Of j. It. aud L. h kllnson have been Ap-
Insurance or renewals will receive PROMPT and
cnrciul Intention by applying az their ofice
In New Ca tie. Delaware
Will lam n. PORTER. President
lSAAG N. LLOlD. Secretary pio TOM
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

ell communications intended for Insertion
Y sne column should be addressed TO Society
,lti W, ccre of the EVENING JOUHEAL. Com
.elnioauons should bo written on o. e SIDE 1i
tcr PAPER only
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
LOCAL SOCIETY news
Furnished Amusement for St.
Pete.'s Orphans.
FgRD FUILMBR CLUBS RECEPTION

Nice-President Davidson to Entertain the
Members at His Home Next Monday
Evenlng-AfaIr OF Interest to Whining
ton People and Their Friends-socIal
News From Dover aud AIIddIetown.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
OFFICE or THE

AA NNM Z % NlNs lNiAMNIt.
Will tIAMT PORTER. President.
lo VAC N. LLOlD. secretary pro tom
NoricE' orr,,.. !. 49,
CLERK or ruE pEAcF
NEW IAsTLE COUNTY. DELAWARE.
WiLMINoroN. Deli. July 20. 1894.
Nolce Is hereby given that all state license
ana AK not psid on or before the thiIiiclh
day OF August, 1894, tho~e viii be 2i per cent.
added In accordance with chapter lie. vol
w. p. BIGGs.
Clerk OF the Peace.
OrlUE.-TANpA TAKE NOTICE.
~ City and school taxes for 1898.
the undersigned, receivers OF taxes, for the
city OF Wilmington. VIII be at No 10 East
Sixth street, between Market and Kim.
streets during the months on July and Az
gust, 1924, between the hours Of and W In
the morning and from 70 9 in the afternoon,
Tor the purpose Of receiving taxes. On en-
taxes paid during July there Will be a reduc-
ton of cents on every dollar and on an
taxes paid on ana after the Let day OF Auguss
shall he payable without a deduction aforO-
September shall be increased by the addition
of per centum on the amount thereof,
EDMUND MITCHELL, JR..
Receiver OF Northern district. including Az
EUGENE NJ. SAVERS.
Receiver OF Southern district, including all
tnuth on nlAth street
NOTlCE-THE RECEIVER OF TAXEs
~ for New Castle county. or his deputy
will sit for the collection OF county taxes nt
the following places and on the dates as
stated:
August 2t-Delaware City.
August 22-Hockessin.
August gl-Newport,
August 2l-Newark.
August 2-Townsend.
August 2S Blackbird.
August ~ Practical Farmer.
August Nl-Mlddletown.
August ai-New Castle.
September 3-stanton.
September b-NcwpOrt.
September B-Newark.
September l2-kirkwood.
September l8-1ownsend.
September li--Biackhlrd.
September l0--practical Farmer.
September ll-Middlet0wn.
September i8-New Castle.
September lN-Dcaw0re City.
September 9O-BOckessin
September q Rising sun, Thomas Toy.
September 2i-New Castle.
Septembar 25-k rkwood.
September 28-Townsend.
September -Blackbird.
septemSsr epteSsr s5-sRsTpiess srTi; schoolhouse.
October 6-Centreviile.
October S-thristlana Hotel.
October 0Odes9a.
October l0-Middletown.
October li-Newark.
October ~ Marrhallton.
October lj-IOwnsend.
October l5-Blsckbird.
October l6-Newark station, for PencadeI
hundred
October l7-KirkwoOd.
October l8-St Georges.
October lA-practical Farmer.
October al-sharploss schoolhouse.
October 22-StantOu.
October ef-NoW Castle.
October a5-Townsend.
October 2d-flackblrd.
October New Castle,
October 3O-Delawnre City
October ai-hislnR sun.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

NOTICE a MEETING OF DEMOCRATS
IN Uf the Fifth ward viii be5held at The
Young Mems Democratic Club, Sl4 Market
street, Tuesday evening. August el. al 5
O'Clock, for the purpose of sending delegates
Co state convention.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

NO1luH.-A MFn1ING OF THE BLEW
IN enth Ward Democrats viii be held ut
the corner of Brown and Stroud streets. On
Tuesday evening. August 2l.ls9i, at O'Clock,
10 elect a delegate TO the state Convention.
JOHN j. RYAN. Chairman.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

NOTICE a MEETING OF TIE DEMO-
1u3 Fast tSixtn street. Wednesday evening,
August 2,nd, az l.ia p. M, iuI the purpose ot
eiecling delegate 10 tbs Democrat Stale
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON. Dell. July 20. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that all state license
ana AK not psid on or before the thiIticfh
day Of August. 1894, the-e viii be 2i per cent.
ume ld, Laws OF Delaware.
w. r. BIGGS.
CLERK Of the ppaDa.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

NOuCF.-THENE Will Bn A MEET.
IN ing of the Democrats of Mil Greek hun
dred at the Mermaid on Wednesday evening,
August o., 40 O'Clock, for the purpose "
electlng delegates 20 the state Convention.
j. HARVEY WHIrEMAN. County exeru-
tive committeeman for Mill Greek hundred.
flra lIlk
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-11-15
What It Means

The overwhelming victory of the
Republicans throughout the entire
country from the Atlantic to the Pa
cii.c, including almost every western
state that two years ago gave their
votes to the Populi-ts, meuus that
the people of TIN, country prefer TO
trust its management to tho wisdom
and the craftsmanship Of the Repub
hcau party. The overwhelming vic
tory is Il protest against Demo
cratic incompeteucy and III favor of
that stability that has always char.
aeteli2ei the Republican party in the
management of national affairs.
The overwhelming victory does not
call for legislation, but calls for the
restoration Of confidence and a de
sire to let we'll enough alone. Tam
porting with the tariff and money
questions have brought ruin aul
lcsolation to almost every home il
the land, and the people want NJ
more Of it. The Democracy tw,
years ago promised So much that tn,
people expected great thing, bu
] - s .r .,1-+,..r 4l.... 4l.,