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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

I.ets OF Fashion In III. Boxes esH Lots s
Talent she sswdus;.

Lou OF FASHION IN HOHee anN Lots OF
Talent on ths Sssdus;.
Nutley's amateur circus. which shows on the
afternoon and evening OF Tuesday. March ~.
10 booming along In its rehearsals. and the
swell young people OF that AristocratIc neigh
borhood have abandoned their weekly trip TO
Now York to see how the fashions are chang
ing. preferrinR to devote their time exclu-
sively to the Vaccinations Of bareback riding.
hurdle mping. tumblinG low and lofty. fen.
cling boxing. and the wild. weird delights OF
the swinging trapeze. The fact can no longer
be denied that Nutley has m ade IN it's mind to
Guido Mr.. Waterbury's famous circus In Vest
blessed bodies In the attempt. They are not
ready yet to announce half OF their attractions.
but Just consider these as starter:
Peannt eating will begin with the overture
by Robinsons famous band. which you have
heard for fifteen years with Barnum's circus.
and thon there will be q Grand Entree. with Q
capital @ and E. by lady and gentlemen riders
OF Nutley. which means that you'll see some IL
the fn y, g am etsur horse anshiP which grove
Orange Athletic Club. led by Prof. Doldt. will
appear n clever and daring ladder and trspszs
acts When these young gentlemen Of Essex
ring. there Will Be an exhibition OF bareback
boS.t that The sf spt Doe. S aSs
always go into the profession, Next tho New
viii hppehr IN tum OllnH
Acta. The gentlemen who compose this trio
have trunks full OF amateur prize medals, but
what they have done before In this lluc will he
as penny din to a house nfirs compAr with
what they will do at the Nutley circus.
Following this treat will lie an exhibition q
fancy tandem driving and other whip work By
Mr.. Marsh Young with his high school horses
Magic and Carlo. There is 70 he boxing bo-
tween Mr. Al Gser OF Nutley and HIS instruo-
tor. Mike Donovan. wrestling between a Nut
Icy gsntlemsn and Prot Hugh Leonard,
these are m ere incidentAls when one 10 lns
formed that Prof. kunnels 10 to be assisted
In his clown work by two amateurs: that An
ME Oakley Is TO do a rife shoo ng act while
riding horseback. and that historical Eaton
stone. the first man who ever threw q somer-
sault on n bareback horse" will repeat the
great act which brought him fame and fortune
twenty years ego He will be reintrodueed to
the public by Mr.. Iii G. Bunner.
Tho show will end with the introduction By
and Tuck.
number of special car parties have already
been made UP in this city to co to the circus.
for which special trains will be run. Seats
will not be put on sale for week Yet, but APP
plication for reserved seats may be- m AIDE to
Msssrs; Bayne and Butler. managers, Nutlsy,
~ j.. Boxes can be engaged from g. d. Bal
ley. Nutley. The object TO be bensflted by the
circus receipts Ia the Franklin county branch
OF the Red Cross League.
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No rAy.IsaI DENOMINATION Bsror. T-,.l H.r.

Clara M. Price. school teacher. complains
that her eTeslght has been seriously Impaired
by the use OF a pair OF glasses she bought Of
Ga Nun K Parsons. She has brought suit
for $1,000 damages. and the case Is on the
Superior Court calendar The defendants
moved Yesterday before Judge McAdam for an
examination OF the eyes OF Mas Price before
trial. il Was urged that the sxAminA alton could
tion would At once establish the existence or
non existence Of the alleged INJURIES. and thus
obyiAte a large amount OF conflicting EXPERT
testimony. and. further that no element Of
personal exposure IL Involved The motion
Was denied.
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Az Iah.a.a Father D..,t With sunmsr,ly

CHERRY CREEK. Pa. March 1Q-Ths wife Of
John Brayton. IN able bodied but shiftlsss.
drunken fellow OF Klnzua. having been neg
leeted so long by her husband that she and her
baby were nearly starved. begged some milk
Of a peiKhbor for the child. When she went
home with It her husband was there. He
took the milk from her and drank IL
himself The baby died from starya-
ton soon aftsrward. The neighbors hear
aud stripped him and ducksd him In an iey
mill pond until he was nearly dead. Then
eral minutes. and fioRged him with hickory
gads until the fioggers were tired out. They
him that II he ever came back again they
would hang him. After thus disposinR Of the
father, the nsighbors buried the child he had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11
brooklyn won.n II D, .ruI OF Hsrsr-.

A delegation Of the Women's Health Protso-
tive Association OF Brooklyn. which is trying
to reform the city in various Ways. has had .
conference with Mayor sehiersn. Police Come
missioner Wsllss. and City Works Commits
slonsr White. Mira Scrimgeour the President
OF the organization. explained Improved meth
DDS ~ collecting Asnes and garbage. and
asked the city officials TO cooperate in sstaO-
fishing them, Mr.. SehieTsn. Mr.. heles. and
SIR. White told of intended reforms on the
lines suggested. and the ladies' took their de-
pArture alter expressing their approval In .
general chorus: p" It's splendid
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New Corpo-atious,

ALBANY. March 1O.-The following oompA-
MES were incorporated to-day:
The Irviuston Heights Association. 10 deal IN real
estate in Grssnburgh. wsstehsstsr ssuntyI capital
$4,000 Dirsctora Frank r. Edmtnstsr Henry B..
Platt. and Millet y Cook OF New York
Ths keenan, 4 Collins Woolsn Company Of New York
city TO import and job In woolsn goods and tartan
trimmings: capital $4,000. birsetors, Patrick u.
iyn aud VIM Num- and Da va Nj KohlsI OF Ne " Vol
city
York TO mAnufAeture toilet articles and eakaGs in
Tats TsnSn Iy.rhsIs and RSS.ra a a.es yon ~
New York city.
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ar. Peabody In w,IoaEhsy Street.

A visit OF George Foster Peabody to sx-
Register Hugh MeLsuRhlin's headquarters In
WillouRhby street. Brooklyn. yesterday. caused
gossip among Democratic politicians and anti
snAppers. Mr.. Peabody has been one OF
the most pronounced kickers against the
lively engaged in the independent rsorganiza-
ton movement His visit to Willoughby street
Is supposed to foreshadow some plan to re-
store Democratic harmony
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A,,.s.sa a Clergyman. wIr. Q. tn. ss-..s

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. March 1O.-Mrs. Sarah
Matson. wife OF the Rev. Lewis MAtson OF tho
Recruits OF Christ Church. was returning to
her house last night at 1880 o'clock and was
tempted TO assault her. She was badly In
iured IN the scuffie, but sueeesdsd In escap-
ing. She 10 confined to her bed with nervous
prOstTAtion- light SLOUGH hat was found
near the place OF the struggle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

DUSKIRK. n. Y, March lo-EaEly this morn
Ing 0ffissrs captured three OF the gang Of rob
bsrs who have been working the Lake shore
road All WtnteT-FTAnk Pinski. Joe Rolisoki.
and notorious character known a. Erie
y4ek"-At the home Of the latter near the
was found, consisting principally Of gentle
mems Inc dIess shoes OniseTs are in search
and more arrests vii probably fellow before
plight.
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Mr.. L.llr Tax. rel.a..

Mrs Bridget LSlly. who livss at 81 Cedar
street. Williamsburgh. attempted to commit
suieids yesterday b. drinking . mixture Of
FArts green and milk. She became dssDohdsat
about week ago. AFTER her son told her he
meant 20 marry : girl abe didn't Ike Last
tAAt sha S0Iild raA0gaE
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w-p. Over III. brother. d eth C.ruasa,..

James O'MAlley. who was also known as
James MALTA. 80 years OF age. was found dead
In bed at PSI Eighth avenue yesterday. His
death was due to alcoholism. Two years ago
O'Malley's brother Was killed by Pennsylya-
MIA Railroad train. Since. then Q'Mailey had
carried copy OF his brother's death certin-
no would take out the certificate and cry over
It, He left four hank books. which show that
he had saved -. 800.
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while all OF them enjoyed Il thsy were now
and then tribe nervous. and. In such cases,
fortified their spirits by keeping fixed eye on
certain seats In the auditorium. where they
were certain TO md sympathetic and approving
RlAnees. One boy was tremendously eon-
oerned before he went on the stage for a dance
ensemble, He craned his neck around the edge
OF the wings In an anxious search Of the house.
he sought. his father ana mother. When he
made sure Of them he went on without fear or
Vembiing. but he never once lost them from
with his back TO the footllghts he twisted his
head far enough around to keen them Ia view.
glad 70 have their sue. and danced eagerly In
the wings befors they were allowed to appear
on the stage They knew they we're prsttily
dressed. they liked their quaint ana bright
costumes; they were certain OF their steps.
knd when once they we're started they never
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

For sick headache and all
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from constipation, go by the
book on Beechams pills.
Book free, pills a5c. AT drug
stores; or write to b + Allen
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

"A recent trip to Europe and interview with
POpe Leo KILL" will be the subject OF Mr..
ChAuncey NJ Depew's lecture at the Catholic
Club o-morTow evening Arch bishop CorTiRan
will attend IL he is home n time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

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MUNYON'S Yitallzer imparts neg life. re-
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Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
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&C. l. Hood a Co. Lowell Mass:
II cannot praise Hoods Sarssparilla enough
for what II has done for my boy. Some four
years ago when six years old. George was at
tackled By hip disease in his right leg. We had
to get him q pair OF crutches with which he
was able to move about but became badly de-
formed. We had to have his right leg lanced
lust above the knee. In q few weeks n second
sore broke out, both discharginR freely.
Agonizing pains afflicted him. he could not
bear to be moved. his growth vaa.stopped and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

s;:i:s g a. -. sI r IS 81 II f.! q.
SssJsa g.. PsslAAfEL74sL
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ce.vist.a es Murders.

wATEHTowN. N T.. March 1o-Aftsr thrss
hours OF elaboration. the jury In the case OF
Henry Miles OF Leray. this county. charged with
killing Mary A. Ward OF Rochester. . woman
with whom he had formerly lived and who had
RAinsd possession OF his property, returned a
verdict of murder In the hrst degree at IL
O'clock last night. The crime was comm tilted
30 years old, and has had many matrimonial
episodes In bis rough career. His defence was
insanity
l. ,. Muller. Democratic NszAAss a. Mayer
OF CiAeInAatL
CINCINNATI March 1o.-Isaae J. Miller was
nominated for Mayor this morning By the
Democrats. The frat ballot resulted as fol-
lows; ISa4c J. Miller 2S4; Cass Hoppls. lis:
James 4. Faran. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11
sxRrryrIrx DANCE.
Helen kl.insr Edn. IIeymsn.

The Latest Society Dance. Gavotte QusdriiIe fal
danced tho Imperial court lGussie MionsiA
Louise Lew. Bettinh Violin. Mule James Dc Kslyiu.
Howard Dsutsch. Joe Fraukel. Maxwell Davidson.
After the last number OF tho programme the
youngsters were put into carriages or turned
over to the care Of nurses and governessss.
the floor was cleared. and the spectators
showed how dancing was taught say any
where from five to nifty years ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

t.Ils; I, Pes slvsy. srsetly .eecrslns y ire
srirT alLtxT
ssd,s Ro.snthsL esrtrude MAYER unis Baumspn,
blanche Goldsmith. Minnie kshhwsils
Spanish Gss,ssn,,ts forsues BsIst
Japanese q shNs hsplAh
SPANISH satti1
florence Laudausr Edna Heine, Rose Levy, Janttts
Oppenhemsr. Katie Woin Rita Lang Clara Kbnstlef.
Tsmbourine Solo. Beatrice Levy
La Helen kleiner
Only Dew Drop. .......................B BABY Wolf
treolsn .loeaie Loept
rms HARvEsr Row.
Tiossis Klein Tesss coheu, fldrence Goodstsir Fos
,s Ro.sn,hsi g..tries iay,nst'1n Blsnche tnid pes
Eugene kisiner. Harry GoidberF. waiter Cohen
IL Belle ds IL Frsncs........ .......,. Viola rslt
La BIanche Goldstnth
coua ..
Florence Cana Bectie SHERMAN, Annie Cans. Edna
Heine. Clarence Wor Joe Cana Jessie LevInson, Ira
How ersndms Danced sadie Cohen
A Fiuttsrine Buttefny .......... Edith Hoi1onn.Ii
rLowsRs
Daisy. Glars knn,tlei. FORGET me not Louise esist
Fsntv. Florrie Baunant Rose Bud. Florence Gans;
sSiG Sf s. Seim cn kSn
MsIne.
IL yiols,te solo Epstein
spanish Rose solo Rive kapisn
Ia TsrieyoLA
Minnie Kahn weller Gusss Miches Blanche Goldsmith
InE ou,KERs.
Louise Levy. Florence Hrookr MiIlis Jsuss Rseseos
Cohen. Mantle Oodwater Hattie Cohen
orscisn Slave Edna usymsn
ouipRiLtI BoSoRoia
ro..i. Ri.n Ro,.. Ioes Vol. f.i H.i.n Rsin.
Blanche Goldsmith
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HOOd'Sf;::s's'tt Cures

suffering. Hoods Sarsaparilla In his case has
truly done wonders. and he 10 daily gaining
In flesh and good color, He runs about and
plays as lively as any child. We feel an mex
presaibis JOY at having our boy restored to
health and we always speak In the highest
terms OF Hoods Sarsaparilla."-Mrs HENRY
W. MURPHY. Exeter. N. ii.
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The eOstumInR vas an bic ana intsr-
ssting part Of thu exhibition. As there vas con
siderable variety IN spoohs and nations repre-
There we're few Of the dancers who ala not
5et more thAn their weight In flowers. and
nose Who did not were not neglected.: thsy
weighed more thAn the average. tkaf WSs an
Here - the programme Of the psrioTmEnes
S1iaA "a admira hls aarFiAd ant Ia al u a.
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Able to Be Dressed

ana 60 about the house without the crutchss.
He has now taken Hoods Sarsaparilla regu-
larry for eighteen months. and for the past six
months has been without tho crutchee. which
he has outgrown by several inches. The sores
have all healed with the exception Of one.
which II rapidly closing. only the scars and an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11
lie Was a Mere Skeleton.

He had no appetite. and IL was hard work to
make him eat enough to keen him alive. A few
weeks later We had his hip lanced. and follow
ing this Ave other eruptions broke out. making
eight running sores In all. We did all we
could for him. but he grew weaker every day.
although We had three OF the best physicians
As q last resort We were prevailed upon By
relatives who had taken Hoods sarsaparilla
with beneficial results to give the medicine q
trial We got one bottle about the LIST OF
March. 1892. and he had taken the medicine
only few days when his appetite began to
improve When he had taken one bottle he
could move about q little with his crutohes.
ceding three months- We continued faith
fully with Hoods Sarsaparilla. and In six
m ontha ha waa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient. yet
easy In action. Sold by all druggists. $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-13
CNANCEEH NOTICE..
STATE OF ILLINOIS, l.
EoCK ISLAND COUNTY. Sc

s sosH fss Dr at ooTST1. Sc.
In the Cireait coar. o: said comfy to the May
term. A. ID. lisa.
Rock island Savings NIX VS. John II. Re,nolts
Ensha =. tcyioiCs Jr.. Lacy NJ ,bannon.
Bcf-cy feSEo d.. smar IA u. ynodS and Ben
REYNOLDS, -Generl "a. IS 2-la t:hascesy.
All aVit OF ncn-r SIDE c. q. john H. tryanl L.
Elisha u. Reynolds. Jr.. Kelsey Eeynu d and Ben
k.yal Ids. Mp ostt Il MA the above cefcadsn-S
Lucy NJ. Chaunnn Nnf Amguda Reynolds Ia ing
b en- fei III he c.rks otiiCe OF the circnii court
Of said county. nqt.cc j. therefore n. rely given
fo th- .sa run-r, 81. .ni defer dant hat tie com
pll mat died IN the clerks Oh its bili OF on
rla nj in ssii court. he cha rccrs side tn re
OF. on h. ei.h Gay a December. A d. 1898 aud
III 4 a summons nss been is-utd out OF said cpust
wherein saia snii l. nov pending. reigrneb on
the first Monday ia t1e mouth of Nay next. u
v las required.
Now, mi. :. you. Tho said non--esi dent drfcn-
daris above an, ell. John II bcNnod- Elisha L
Reynolds. ir BE scr Re- no q. and Zen HeyuolS
shall .ersnrally bc ard pear b, fore the said
oircnit court on the iir-i day oi he next
term thereof, II hc holden ut rock lsls-d in
IN for said CONT. ON ,hc fir Mondiv in
Way next and plead. answer tr dcmut 10
The said cUmpisi ANS bill OF complaint, The
same AVID The maliri- and ttinEs tter,in CHARGED
srd s1a-cG VIII he "a ken MESSED, ard Il do
cree en-, red against you according tEthe prayer
of sai. biil.
kucs island. II. Feb sri. A n ,Sai.
GrDRGE VI. GAMBLE Clerk
JACKSON x hUE-T. oTp's sci.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-13

Sealed p-oposil. win be received at the city
clcrk'- Office. Rock Island, H., until Monday,
Sarch III, 1854. ~ O'Clock H.. for as rue ing
the Improvement known section No. =. order
eli by IN ordinance 81 the G. OF 4 ,ck i>'a I'd
passed June .th. is.s cnt tied IAN ordinance for
ths Improvement q Seventeenth and Min, teen h
streets from the siGiR lin. of Third 10 IN. north
line of soarth ayeaue and OF Twenty rhlri street
from tae south line of Third to the north lin. Of
Fou- n ave iu.. from the ~olta itae { Fifth ave-
me east Il NJ sal I "c-itv tn 10 street saaih to
line SO fef soJfh of and parallel with the sluth
liue Of S,rth avc1ue." Jnder the above ordi-
nance, The sa'i streets are ordered clr5t q with
crrh-soncs. excayat.i and ssaied. itnerove, ana
paved with .ayinahrics Of good ggaity
Plans and specifications for sail irapreyerler
On file at the City Clerks Office.
\ bids mus. re accompanied with = certified
check in The sum % - o. GO payable to tic or
de- Of the t7ca -iifer ~ said civ whch IN al be-
cprr forfeited tn said ~ III case the hiacer hall
Sail TO elt.r into 60 tact with appro. ed
surctics to cute TIRE work for th. ur,ce
mentioned in :'iS bid and -ord.nc 10 TIC risn-
and sp iic.tiou> in IN event Iaat the CO nt-s ci
.ha he .rdci 10 hin.
The oi-y reserves the iigst to ject any or ali
bids.
Rock Island, n, F b. y. ISa4
A. II. nUESiNG, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-13
P25 in Gold!
To be absolutely given away.
How it will be done!

We have had made for us a number of KEYS
ONE OF which will open the heavy burglar proof
safety money box. We have placed in this box S25
in Gold. and on and after March l. 1904 each holder
OF OF these keys will be permitted try to IN
lock and open the box. The person whose KEY opens
the box will be given the SIS in gold absolutely free
How to Get Key-Every cash purchaser will
be given one key with each purchase gratuitously,
and and after March l. 1891; be entitled to try the
key to open the box. To the person holding the key
that fits the box. the contents will be given without
reserve or conditions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-13

SIVETuiNc ls clearly wrong with
the parity between the market value
of husbands aud wives 4 jury has
awarded wi.c go. 900 for her hus-
band killed on the Pennsylvania rail
road. ana IA young man - estimated
90 such n high price that q woman
who did not get him has sued FOR
$4,000 damages for breach Of prom
Use of marriage. On the other hand
a tennessee hu. band has sold his
vie for 80 cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-13
Reckoning Its tic iSc. .

That the democratic congress j.
doing its level best to fulfill the
promises made in it, last national
platform. j. very evident. The plat
form adopted az She Chicago couven-
tion Of the democracy pledged itself
to repeal the ccwardly makeshift
known - the sherman act. That h.
been done. IL pledged itself 10 take
or the statute books all the civil war
legislation. force bin and federal
election laws. That has been done.
1, pledged the democracy to smash
the Mckinley Dill and enact the rev
enuc tariff: TO make the rich and
luxurious 90 bear the chief burdens
at taxation aud relieve. n far a. pos
~iblc. t'c neccssarie- of the poor
from taxation. The house Of repre-
scntatives has put this pledge into
force and the democratic ma joriiy of
the senate will make il iaw within
month or six weeks. The Chicago
platform. too. pledged the people
that the expenses Of government
would be reduced and economy 90
tablished in every branch Of the gov
crBmoatal machine. This. TOO. i.
being carried out.
The Dockery commission. which
was created after the rational cug-
vontion. has performed marvels up
To- date ia the way Of practical all
ministrative reform. When it, work
IL finally completed IL will be found
that the work Of the Dockcry com
mission was one 81 the most useful
and ne,dful. and the best performed
Of anything that has been attempted
in The administration of the govern
ment Ia recent years.
The experts 90 the Dockcry CON-
mission have not yet had time TO go
through AL the departments and
complete their work. Up to date.
hoseyer. four or five great bills have
been passed by the house; two have
been approved by the senate. and
are laws. which will save To- the tan
payers several hundred thousands Of
dollars a year ia salaries alone. and
at the same time expedite the public
business.
The appropriation bills reported
from the house up to this time have
0"''N ~ wv H'NIt' it'ih t'u W tN'u-
~ millions. aud at the same time
made provisions for improving the
public service.
Thus are democratic pledges cat
ricd out. thus j. the Democratic the
CRY oi tie government being put in
force and established. remarks the
~. Louis Republic. IL takes some
time To destroy old evils and Kill old
abuses. Daring the 30 years that the
republican party held the citadel of
government IL planted its roots deep
~. and its branches have grown luz
uriantly everywhere. la order 20
Kill ali these abuses Mt once 10 would
be necessary TO destroy the tree.
This cannot he done. so the brnnchcs
must be- carefully Topped of. clipped
and pared In order 10 make the dem
ocraiic promises cifcctual without in
terfering with the course of govern
mcut, or in any way obstructirg its
machinery. That the promises made
by the democratic party. however,
are being carried out IL apparent and
incontr0vertibIe.