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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-17

With such highly amusing aud
Imaginable entertainment as "Panjan-
drum" at the Metropolitan opera house
next week there will be no excuse for
lack OF amusement. and at every per-
Torrance jolly DeWolf Hopper.assisted
by his fine company, will disport him
self in that gorgeously mounted and
richly costumed comic opera. The
music in Panjandrum" is said to be
of that light, catchy order chat emlivens
the spirits, and that the endless fun
and humor in the dialogue, and the
clever acting of star and principals are
sure producers OF hearty laughter. De
Wolf Hopper will be aided and abetted
In his humorous endeavorS by Della
Fox, Samuel Reed and others in the cast,
and will make the most of the oppor-.
tunitieS afforded him by the author and
composer for the display of his peculiar
abilities as comedian.
Reserved seats are now on sale at the
box office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-17

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATE
DAILY Nor INCLUDING SUNDAY
] yr i'll advance. IS 90 3 I'm in advance. 90
q IN in advance 4 90 weeks in adv. l 10
One month ......7Oc-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-17
In THE THEATERS.

Primrose and Vests big minstrel
show will give its last two performances
at the Metropolitan opera house today.
The matinee will be played today at
cheap prices, % and 80 cents. The final
performance will be given tonight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-17

Tomorrow night Americas most brill
liant orator, Robert e. lngersoll, will
deliver his lecture 'Some Mistakes Of
Moses" Mr.. Ingersoll lectured at the
Lyceum theater, Minneapolis, Thurs
day night of this week, and thousands
of people were unable to gain admis-
Sion to hear the great orator. Parties
who wish to hear him Sunday evening
will do well to secure their seats early,
as the Eouse will no doubt be packed
from pit to dome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
= \ PRODUCTION
e.yoIuiiouI1ed by a New
"H Process


Prs report Ala. Feb. PA plant
. M Isschiag 1, s'@ nestp the expectation
I'll. which, j nd unusually practical
4 naaTFgSlu lion furnace operattllo, ,l,
I'M consists ~, &, ore can be dumped from
s.fie:si iaa l,t sp' the opening. The ore Is
s sD ,aSseed . A. intense { Ssd heat At a'G@ e
,se burning sns, ,imir. The roasted ore
I'D ID elose Plya expelled is passed
Mn all , ino,S, srd crushed into powder,
israusa TVl rss5sssd over Il belt. which, Is
i Z il esod p by process invented by Edi-
a. g snd surplus calcium and magnet ~ ,ita
~ Il y of magnetic or Bessemer ore
Foq9Ille,ilv "a ASSAYS with that ore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

Her Lover Sold Her md She Robbed
Her Purchaser.

Plttsburg. Pa. Feb. 11.-Ioscpha Me-
calsd IS q young and comely Polish wo-
man. whose six weeks stay Ia this conn-
try has been fraught with romance and
crime. She came from Poland and set
lied at Jacksonville. Ohio. a mining town
seventy miles south OF Columbus. Her
coming was at the request Of her lover.
lie was not satisfied with her looks aud
offered to sell her to Alex Baor. another
foiisn miner at Jacksonville. Alck
agreed 70 buy the girl and pay the first
lover S4I, the. cost Of her passage from
Poland. This bargain was concluded Ia II
Wednesday. Alek and Josepha were TO
be married "Wednesday night and the
prospective groom hid in a supply Of
wedding. gayety in the form Of beer and
made other extensive Preparations for a
good old-fashloned Polish marriage. 10
sepha was apparently well satisfied with
the trade. Baor had confled 10 her
whore he kept 5000, which he had been
saving to get married, Wednesday morn
ing came and went. and with Il went the
bride. taking the 5000 At Columbus she
purchased ticket for New York via
Pittsburg and was arrested this morning
by Coulson. She said she did not like
the sale arrangement and took the money
TO get back home in Poland She was
taken to Jacksonville for trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

rrouoaale for Permits for Grazing on tho
Ponea aud Otoe aud Mlesouria Reservations,
V flnited states Indian Service, Ponea, Etc..
Agency poncn. Oklahomn. Photographic ad-
dress Ponen, Oklahoma. February y, isg4.
40 moi horses sheep or hogs upon upoecn-
MOD portions OF the lonca and uioe aud
Miss0irla Indian reservations. Oklahoma.
I'm 'nn dofsed "i,r0posils fnr cattle graz
NJ privlleges," addressed y. $. Indian
Agent Iionca. oklnhomn, VIII be received
Z. wv " YEN Tebrnary, isoi. lke portions OF
fhs reservations upon which gfatlng VIII
ii permitted has been divided iule FOUR
esiiutnted number OF acres In each.
up5n which grazing vii DO perInitief with
An oihot necessary mtprmhupn incluVlnx
" b5iid requircd for fulhilment ~ contract.
Will bs furnished upon application TO thls
Office. -, 80. a.. 49,. 49,
aero ner annuni and the total amount per
anrunn offered for each o. said ranges Bnd
also the maximum lumber o. cAttle pro-
ssssrd 10 be- grnzed thereon nt any one TINE.
Rronsa,is must be submitted Tor Krnzing
oeriniis nr leases Tor the period OF one yehr
c,liy. from April !. isli :.
,,,,esd 10 award these permits 70 the bidder
nr,nosing 70 pay the highest price Tor eacn
fatt,e; but the right u reserved % reject
sny and ~ BsoPD ssasd ' tSsrsunasr eaecpi
n,san The approval of the Honorable secrr-
w, az mo interior, and such prffrreues
VII H. given 70 Indian bidders a. me bills
rnerived and Other fucis shan show g ne
nenartnIent ~ be right and proper and Tor
~. t,eef interests Of the tribe.
zach tdd must be accompanied ny = ccr-
tided check or draft upon soina y \. oe-
ros.torv or Solvent National Bank ~ ne
r,sinify II fhe hiddnrs place q business,
rsde tnysbie 10 the order OF The conmls-
siousr 81 indian Afinlrsi for q lest Psr
$3.50 49, draft shall b. forfeited TO tbs
Mated States 10 case any bidder OF bidders
,eeeiyina an award shall fall 20 properly *
s.es,,..cs ~ MI hart Of the contract, other
,.ise T., hs returned 20 the bidder.
VIZ w JAMES r. NuultHl.
o. \. Indlnn Agent. ronca' laies Asenry-
Ponca oklahonin-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
STOLE AN ENGINE.
ff'ak Of a Young Lady Suffering
from the Grip.

Aalar, Ohio. Feb. 1I.-Emmo Morl.
well-knOwn young lady of fhis
'ale suffering from the grin. and
SVndluon Of temporary insanity,
AZ herself yesterday In such a man.
T,.nler actions are very apt to re-
y. Aioalton' has been quite sick. but
Y. Deen confined to her bed, and
~ n, allowed the freedom Of her
= X. 'nalne herself alone, she sprang
~ very far from the efonpg IA
IN wv speed toward the railway
q, the Toledo and Ohio Central
m ~ reach the railway II was ner.
y vi lhpr her TO scale high board
y sa s.. she assembled with the acii-
NV ne aightel on the other side
switch engine standing upon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

back ink. Written In Latin upon the cards
was the following; "Brothcrs-Remem-
her the glorious example of Valiant
Death to the rich man. This Is n
marked man Warn An. By the Will
Of the common people"
II was said that the residence Of John
d. Rockefeller. IL. NJ. Fiagler, and c,
Z. Huntington were also decorated with
these warnings, hut Il was impossible 10
secure confirmation OF the reports.
From the wording Of the warnings
they would seem to be the work Of or
ganized cranks. But the police scout the
idea. They attribute the placarls TO q
imp,e anarchist crank, whose purpose
Is simply to annoy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

a side track, Temporarily deserted. INT
with steam up. She spranr ,inon the
looipoard and began to work the lever
and me other handles which presented
themselves TO her view Al last she
found the throttle aud the engine began
% puu out slowly upon the main line.
rs gathered Roadway It was noticed
W tne engineer, who Mt once started
across the yard. and running al fnli sneei
ne swung himself unbn the l0c,qnoiive
lender as 1t PASSED him and was soon
Standing beside the demehted woman.
que saw AZ once that she was to be
stopped in her mad freak. and pulling
ne throttle still further open, she caught
me engineer n a frenzied embrace and
ehueay9red with oil her strength TO pre-
vent the engine being STONED She
was overpowered afler shori bnf severe
struggle and returned to her home IN
an utterly collapsed condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

We hereby offer reward of $50 for
information that will cause the arrest and
conviction Of any person or persons mutt
iating, destroying or burning any key or
kegs belonging to the Texas brewing
company or to Anheuser Busch brewing
association, Fort Worth, Texas Feoru-
aiy II, 1894,
TEXAS BREWING COMPANY,
ANHEUSER BUSCH BREWING AS
ISOLATION,
II. STEINFELDT, Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

Jacksonville. Ohio, Feb. Ia - ' ths
Important medical case mas coi,'e po,ree
n',e r,aH mining village. two miles norm
. stas aa lives 4 family named Mesiutha,
o. gere, a how fourteen years old who, A.
irrsrnior Intervals for the past tiye years
has had fits. OF late he has dc ,,,a pcii
SYMPTOMS s Of hydrophobla durin ha. We e ep5
lentlc seizures He snaris ana p"iAs ""0
bites Ike dog. ,,rt nv two
Five years ago he was nl.rt uS IA Il
bovs who gave him thrasnlnsi SHu ~ -
Is also claimed, that his ' boy's biptb
bitten by a dog before ny M some
onn with The dog-bise. Tue BOY
Is in a critical condition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
THE ARNIENIANs.

Press Report. r.
for,n"rly Iipitcd States consul-general ~
Observation-Disclosures. who has lust returned,
saws that since last September the *.
eninians who have returned IroHi ~, WI
country to Turkey. have MOI zen ~ ~ tbe
70 IT, a. SOON after landing as possible,
X iii Armenians while here become
,erican citizens. Hess claims the ae-
lion az The Turkish authorities Is an our
paua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
K1cKnp our.
n,.,io3 Colored Man Put Aside by
4 p'l' M, WIFE for Another.

liz
.,.b Ohio. Feb, 10. "A matter
III. ei',tn NV excited the greatest INDIGNATION
vAka ", ~ eoiored residents Of the city
ir'as ab before Mayor Hill today
" reaIs aro Henry smith; coiorei
so "A III foot mashed while working
|a'S ni LIVER ,s mill. While Smith was all
: " !. .l, S at work. his wife had no use
III ", about home constantly. One
!. W. ab5nt two weeks ago, just after
sp isd retired, a former friend OF his
~, Fleming, put in an appearance
N sniff ordered her husband from
n and Fleming took his place.
ID N maghai foot and all, was driven
. ~ street, and has since lived on
& Sstty of friends. Mrs. Smith and
II res have since lived in open adultery.
IA Indignation in the colored quarter
= % great that last night several
~ went to the house and found the
4 n and man In q compromising
4 ston, and this morning filed the
~ q adultery against them before
/, mlror. The woman was arrested,
Teming has skipped, or at least the
I M have as yet been unable TO locate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
PIANO AGENTS. AND NOTEs.

When a piano agent wants to sell you
piano on instullments aud demands
notes, tell him you can buy reliable
instrument from the reliable house of
Thos. Goggan u Bro, Dallas without
signing notes and for less money than
agents who demand notes ask for inferior
instrumenls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
sQUEAI.ED.
IL Convict Proposes TO Deliver -Four
Train Robbers.

Train Robbers.
|nananois, Feb. 11.-This afternoon
Islssly Intoxicated man. m ex-convict,
Ileied into police headquarters and
-N,sl private conference with the
y eiperintendent His maullin condi-
lage hls story almost unintelligible.
nd that he was receatly released
liison North. and that while there
~ 'No men serving terms for lar
" Nno We're principals in the 'hold
W 'he Lake Shore train near Ken
''se. They told him that only four
VEG concerned In that affair. of
~ 'No are now in business at Fort
s.s ana he offered to turn the whole
INV ior q share in the 5000 reward
= " the Lake Shore company for
sa,l,elion Of the criminals. Ills story
IA. ne police that possibly there
3 something in il. but nothing
Y aone until the woul1-be squealer
% The fellow declined to give
y 10 but told the police where he
- found II wanted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
SIMPLY AWFUL.
Iso Nude Figures That will Have to be
Removed.

Basion, Feb. 1.-THE common council
4, paaed an order that the mayor he
k0uesd to direct the trustees Of the
fklc library to cause the immediate
tneral Of the objectionable features Of
at decoration in the facade of the
" public art library directly over the
iirlrce
The art decoration referred TO is a
! 4 made from design by the artist
isyon Cox, and accepted and turned
tH 10 NJ. 81. Gaudens, the sculptor
5iose reproduction Of the seal. which hal
~ placed over the main entrance of
d new building, is about four by six
~ The principal features Of il are a
i ~ or globe in the center, with a per-
4 Ny nude male figure on each side hold
ID torch, while over the figures j.,
>lksend "0mni Clvium."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
mon MEN ~ DANCER.
An.r.nisr Notices posted on Capitalists
Houses.

New York. Feb. 70. The Herald ! pub ,,ii,,
M. ~" an article which says that when
ibe servants in the cmrl'y, OF S .ii,, M
Mrs Drayton. sister Of john da Leg Ne ~
ior emerged fro-n the man'io ,,,,' M tbsy
milllonaires early YESTERDAY ~ i nm \. n
found placards pasted On 'he i 5eavins
ibe house upon which was .n ~, - a.
Of bomb with short, s2a w i.stsr. Il
Clo.e 10 The bomb were W. rs5e heayy
q. Pr surrounding Z 49, ,2,e,iif,,l use Of
and forbidding By inc '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

n n icon ever fails to benefit an or ,.,s
l.. Et,y is returned. Beafipg 49,,
X ~ i.ai inflammation and liberation
nj ~, ~ all kindred nilner,s ~ go, go
Rs-i oy II. Its naryelons ~ ~,
Van md md general debility Chere 80 x.
~ DAaee, Insomnia, or inebiiity ~
~ bT -. Sonvnlsious or Fits mi hs a.
Epa ~, 'ossssering the womanlv fn 't M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
Help IS OFFERED,

HELP IS OFFERED,
and Is guaranteed, to
every nervous, delicate
woman, by Or. picrco's
havorito Prescription.
Remember this-if you
don't get the help that's
pr0nised, there's moth
ing to pey.
In every female com
plnlnt," ifregularity, or
weakness, and in every
exhausted condition Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

Sealed proposals. w ps feesifs1 ny No
isdt fer the erection " stone or brick
hotel according 10 plans now On filc at the
law once 81 Jackson 4 keldrick Ardmore.
II r. on NJ the ONCE ~ ] J, Kane Sons,
WisSER HOTEL CO..
Ardmore. ]. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
sheriff N Tnrrant county, Iesas.
NJ W. NJ, RIA, Deputy sheriff.
Tfp ronr WORTH AND DENVER CRY
HALFWAY COMPANY.

once OF the Secretary, Fort Worth. Tex,
Fen, n 1894. The regular annual meeting
~ tho stoekholdcN u the Fort Worth and
ienyer CITY Railway viii be held ~ tho
oface Of tho company, IN tho city of Fort
Worth. on Tuosday March O. 1891, NJ 1880
RE transfer books will be closed on
Pebruary q al 1850 o'clock a M. aud re-
onened on March Z, 1874, ~ 1880 a. NJ.
w. A, ROss. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
SELLING GIRLS.
A Traffic in Indian Maidens in British
Columbia.


Press Report
Vancouver. b. G., Feb. 10 Governor
Mctresby and Indian Agent Beulin have
been instructed by tie government TO in
ycstgaie the sales of Indian girls TO
white men. with instructions 10 sum.
marily put stop 70 the traffic A local
paper traced where seventeen Siwash
girls had been sold during the past
twelve months. at prices ranging from 50
per month TO $50 cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
THE -onr WORTH AND pENyEn rEg.
~ MfSAIl HALFWAY COMPANY.

once u secretary. Fort worth, Tex,
Fen & iB14.- The regular annual mfnllne
~ mo atockladers ~ The Foft Worth nnd
nenvrr Tofriihal Railway WIN h1 hvld ni
~ oillfe N The company Va fhp elif ~
ior Worth on Tuesday, March 4, ISL, AZ
9scietafx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

csiT las 49, I, years, Dr. sare's catarrb
49,. /. tne Head. Ths nv rssi,s y Slro ,i.
~ willing to pr5n,iss ~ H. :, y, ~
- D. ~ az, Or thsJ'n pay Won 'n e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

sugu1rF's SALE real, ESTATE.
ma. ,-,.,,,, -, -. ,,,,,,,,,,ny t.snod M,
80 '"'u0 W w" ni,rf Nv irsr.anf rnnnty.
~ ~. ~, w =, '.s,.,s ~. tnln ma Alttt nIlsn
1919 1919 ~ V''N9 s Nue y,,i,es Am snn,.
49,. " a; "a, 40, ena' I, unilev
Wa ", u. in,h Xxx ~ Forrin,x init
~, ~" W. w. 'snii.,uiS, tai.rihaS yy.ei ~
Ivy WON w iV,vW'nhe H" NV nspten
W. a. nv p,op.' IN u w .snris, nsrseis
w ','t' i,,,a.,H IN ~, ,,antv ~
~, at..'' w. i''i ~ 'nAus. n,tn@ nert X a
~ ~ ,,i, r v,,a,antad 10 M, traw.
i9,M nssEne, OF W. 10 IA entaa' On 4 NY
f,th Wy a. Ma,'p ~ ~ ,,esa esr,ir,, M,
y, eplilf,' ~ va n' M h,,inn' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

.,vw AND sEcONp.IIASD aAIEs-B.
~. Peaks. lDe Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
srnAYED.

fifteen hands high. six years ole, collar
marked top Of neck. a liberal reward Will
BE- paid for her return TO Texas Iron aud
Brass Works.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
LAuxDRIEs

NArAToRIuM fTEAM I.AuNDoY,..D. N,
WORK Horth side saars. Telephone i5c-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13
PATRIOTIC CITIZENS

= hi. sTETNFELDT, Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-13

WILLIAM G. HENDERspN. couNsBLoil-
sf.iaw and solicitor u American and Tor
elrn patents. trade MARKS ann labels.
Ue.rns 20 10 20 Norris building. corner
ffiffb aud y streets. Washington. u. q.
Ssvenfssn ye1rs experience. iurlnllnF
iierric,, In examinlng corp. y. y. patent
an. setd sketch ~ model for report %
~ natcuiaitlifr Correspondence Invited.
Menflop ihe Fort Worth Oazvtta-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03

Do not trade your vote, no matter
how enticing the inducement may be.
Protectionists are being constantly APP
preached with propositions for votes
Tor the entire legislative ticket in ex.
change for single vote for Howard for
Congress. One Democratic worker has
been heard to boast that he has made
such u trade no less than ten times, ex-
pecting, OF course. TO get ten votes for
Howard in exchange for the one that
lie can give. The trick Is grossly dis
honest.
The. INrELLidHScER does not believe
that the friends Of American industries
are prepared to barter their principles
in this way. Vital principles, affecting
the welfare OF every man, woman and
child in this country are at stake. 10
trade single vote is to jeopardize the
cause Of protection.
Let every voter beware Of any pro.
position to make trades on any part OF
tho ticket, for it is the last effort of a
desperate party to save something out
OF the wreck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03
NOT WORTH IT.

Mr.. whitssearveF Reduces Hts Employee
wages Bsoaass he Claimed They Were
Too High.
sDszai DlsoaseA b u. Lss1aioasz.
BrexHASsOS, ". Va. Nov. 2-Ihs
Buckhannon Delta publishes an inter
view with George NJ white.cMvsr, Of
Piekens, whose letter relating to re-
eeiving au advance Of s. 90 per thous-
aud feet on lumber. has bean generally
published through the press Of the
country. The Delta says: "Mr. George
Whatsoever. In an interview With the
editor OF the Delta, says that he got the
s. per thousand on his lumber through
q special contract that he made months
ago, which will run for year. He does
not claim that the increase In price Is
general. He also said that the reason
that he reduced the pay OF his men was
not because Of the hard times, but DO.
cause they were not worth what he was
paying them. Ia reference 70 q Demo.
crat who told the Delta that he would
vote the Republican ticket II Mr..
Whitescaryer continued 70 utter mis-
leading statements, he said that ne
would discharge the man II he could
find out his name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03

A correspondent calls attention TO the
fact that the issues of the campaign
have been severely ignored by the organ
OF free trade, whose columns are given
up to Misrepresentation Of facts and
foisting OF issues extraneous to the con-
test. 1t has endeavored at times to
defend such statements with an arGu.
mont. A sample. explaining higher
wool and cheaper clothing" taken from
an issue OF several days ago. refers to
the manufacturer of wooden goods and
the advantages of "untaxed wool:"
at enables him 10 use American
wool where he formerly used shoddy.
1t vastly increases his industry and out
put, hence the demand for domestic
wool, raising its price. For the Same
reason he makes better and cheaper
clothing"
This is sad blow to tho intelligence
OF the people, says our correspond.
ent. The Register has told its
readers that wool has advanced under
tho new tariff and was lowest under the
Mckinley act. In other words wool
was go cheap under that law that the
manufacturer was compelled to use
shoddy, but now that II has risen in
price he will no longer end it necessary
10 use that material but will use do.
nestle wool which no could not afford
10 do under the McKinlcyism because
1t was too cheap. Tho Register should
contine itself entirely to misrepresenta'
tions, for whenever 1t tries to expound
logic it appears to rather poor adyant.
ago